North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

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UPPER RIGHT: Just like ghosts, the Bulldog spirit lingers on. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Linda Carlson lends a helping hand at the Letter Club party for the faculty while Mike Sanford looks on. RIGHT: Joy Zimmerman, Pam Schultz, Tracy Wem' ple, and Monica Murtaugh relax in the patio area. 4 Opening SOPHO ' I Sugar p. SENI And x thfj x' Caro O 1 50 ORE I .. 1-C VN S lf- Llbgfx, SCFIACCN JS Gm QUMA ,YLXQS Vpiyf QUT 46 mit: QA jbgk 746, Like I+, C9 fx TT P Q0 Q i+ CUM. . X' 4 CMG IAQ' U Gm O. OCILXVLAJCA V OXGUE VXAUOLX ' g ' , St Cl VXQ-xl CD05 uf P+ fvx ld' - Wf' Q I f F WA QT N G90 EUPLUCY' GMC wlAcA+ +107 Dinmr - ,r I K fx KJ Usb' yfjgj gqmdv Qualg ffmue, A UA VWW HEFQ M , Q0 ' -X Open your eyes and look at the dayfy if 4 O Q Q -if . H E-wx... 'Y' 'T-V .lg-r U E .w zgbi Ayks' g 7 'jr 5 5 ,Hz 4 F Y aff gi, 143512 Q, 4 gf, W. fa 2 , ay if I. in mummy-was e amK--Jw' 1 mill- Q i ',' A? A w - Q W 10 Studem Lute NSA 3' UPPER LEFT: Tom Budler and Bill Bur- ros study in the library. CENTER LEFT: An unusually clean locker is left open during classes. UPPER RIGHT: CENTER left to lower right: Renae Wildhelm, Cathy Beardsley, Tracy Pratt, Jody Smith, Connie Roach, and Nancy Stod- dard play cards and study in the lounge. LOWER RIGHT: Lisa Ouaney, Jim Hollo- way, Bob Clang, Chris Johansen, Cathy Ball , Lee Ostendorf, and Kirk Kilgore await the serve during a Junior gym class. LOWER CENTER: Doug Smith and Tom Matthews play cards as Tammy Smith watches. LOWER LEFT: Scott Lyons has the hall all to himself while he takes a makeup test. CENTER LEFT: David Porter asks Kevin Pickett if he knows how to do his English, while several other students study in the back- ground. Student L fe UPPER LEFT: These junior boys all have questions for Mr. Gordon Peeks in room 162, CENTER: Mrs. Linda Anderson explains the assignment to her sopho- more English class. UPPER RIGHT: Miss Karen Olsen and Diane Kepler join the children watching a film during day care classes in Child Development. LOWER: A distant look into the library shows students busily studying. 12 Student Life Enthustasm chsplayed durmg Color Week One of the highlights of the tall sports season came with the celebration of Color Week. The hidden spirit in NPHS was renewed as a result of encouragement from the Student Council, as they organized a poster party. Students from all three classes enthusiastically prepared decorations for the three floors. At the traditional Powder Putt football game, once again the seniors domi- nated with victories over the juniors and sopho- mores. Students hunted all over town for two weeks collecting boxes for the annual bonfire, which took place after the girls' game. Color day itself was evi- dent in the halls and clas- rooms .as faculty and stud- dents decked themselves out in blue and gold. Although the night was cold and windy, the spirit was still around during the car caravan and Home- coming bout. UPPER: Sophomores spray paint this sign for the decoration of third floor dur- ing the poster party. LOWER: Juniors Annette Roth, Jackie Journey, Pam Jung, Angie Greco and Rita Suedmeier carefully decorate the halls of second floor during Color Week. Std ILT 13 K x -Qs, , , .-1 s es-gs: Q M ' ' ' I ef -' L-' - I Q f- ,.,, ..,t tf t 1 ' L'-L L - - - QASHEEEXQEE . 5135: 1, L 1 'L 1: I ii UPPER LEFT: Seniors Peggy Fisher and Kathy Maline put up a poster boosting senior spirit. UPPER RIGHT: The head of a Bulldog sits on the hood of a car deco- rated for the car caravan. MIDDLE RIGHT: Doug Smith, Pam Best, Jana Conley and Todd Beers decorate for the Homecoming dance. LOWER RIGHT: Students show spirit as the band per- forms during halftime. I4 Student Lite LEFT: Homecoming King Jeff Castle and Queen Jacque Patterson. BELOW: Attendants: Marty Thalken, Melissa Rouch, Shari Yates, and Mark Fiedler. Student Life 15 eed for secrecy haunts Jewish family The Diary of Anne Frank is the story of a young Jewish girl hiding with her family. Later, they are joined by a family well known to her father. The story took place during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. After struggling for two and a half years to keep their whereabouts unknown, the play ends as they are discov- ered and taken to concentration camps. LEFT: Wade Nelson is in deep thought about the confinement of the two families, CEN- TER: Julie Westman and Keith Kirk continue with their studies, BOTTOM: The cast mem- bers Cfrom left to rightj, Preston Havens, Dan Rhodes, Jeannie Spearman, Cindy Smith, Jim Westman, Wade Nelson, Julie Westman, Val Ashmore, and Keith Kirk all listen care- fully to what Sandy Anderson fstandingj has to say. Q5 1 5 V: 5: ,Wm x eff:-:N 7.N f '- , M' ff tl Q ff- t'f'?f'iif:ff? f7T'I f! Y . Q W i 'Q' 4 ,,,. . : A A t i i ' A .. ,- ,r ., ', , ' ff ff ,ff Ma., -wwf ft .. K ,,,, '41, ., , . mf 4 -, , , , I .. , ,.,.. ,- aw- - .,, ty M Y - 'H ,. tftM.uinie-- . , - I ' 1 f i t ' l I l 1- l 16 Student Life ' ndante, presented at state play contest if The contest play Andante, was directed by Mr. Skip Altig, and included five cast mem- bers. Andante is the story of a concert violinist who loses the use of his hand in an accident. He has to make the decision of either trying to make something of his life or killing himself. He finally decides that his life is worth living if he can teach his son to play the violin. The play was given at the state play contest in Cozad and as a part of the night of one-acts. UPPER LEFT: Doctor Andrews CHank Bauerj examines David Lawrence's CDan Rhodesj crippled hand in 'tAndante. LOWER LEFT: Martha Lawrence Uulie Westmany and Bruce Lawrence fPreston Havensj greet their family doctor, Doctor Andrews fHank Bauerj. Cyndy Smith plays Alice, the new maid. BELOW: Pre- ston Havens plays the role of Bruce Law' rence in the play. Std! Lf S Student directed one act plays presented Rise and Shine begins on judgement day in a grave- yard. Hepzibah CKristie Will- sony died and her late hus- band Henry CMike Doutyj married Jane CChris Mainj, the lady next door. Hepzibah and Philip QWade Nelsonl vis- ited and found out that Philip was Hepzibah's grandson. Everyone goes to judgement at the sound of Gabriel's horn. The play was directed by Cyndy Smith. Kiss Me Quickg l'm Dou- ble-Parked, was about a doctor trying to get to his wedding while many obsta- cles confront him. Complicat- ing matters more, his nurse loves him and doesn't want him to get married. Characters in the play were Lilly Ueannie Spearmanjg Alex CKeith Kirkjp Carrie Bishop CIVlindy Gilliambg Nlatt CSteve Badejp Frank Clvlark Henryk Edith CChris Evansjg Marqurite CVal Ashmorebg Vera Prentiss CElisha Han- senjg Johnny Uoe Eshelmanbg Robber CNiel Smithjg and Avon Lady CChris Evansj. The play was directed by Sandy Andersen. d Lf .,., ,. 3 0 ', -s. A . A Q 4, x Waiting For The Bus depicts Edith CBeth Con- gerj, a crazy old woman, and her husband, Andrew Uoe Swansonj. Edith pre- tends that her life is rich and fulfilling, when she has never done anything and never will. Other characters include Cynthia the street walker, played by Val Ash- more, and Benny the black shoeshine boy, played by Randy Slames. The play was directed by Cyndy Smith. Nobody Sleeps is about Spike CDavid Tru- jilloj, a burglar as he tries to rob the Busby house. The daughters Daisy CShelly Scritsmierj, Ada CCarin Robertsj, and Glory Uulie Westmanj discover Spike in their library. Mrs. Busby CAmy Brewery enters and discovers him for what he really is - a paper boy, faking it as a professional robber. The play was directed by Diane Krebs. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: Hepzibah CKristie Willsonj, and Philip fWade Nel- sonj, look back upon life in the play Rise and Shine. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: But Andrew, children must be loved . . . Edith CBeth Congerj pleads her imaginary pets' case with Andrew Uoe Swansonj during Waiting For The Bus. LOWER RIGHT: Spike CDavid Tru- jilloj admits his short comings to Mrs. Busby CAmy Brewery during Nobody Sleeps. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: A robber CNiel Smithj, threatens Frank CMark Henryj, Carrie Bishop CMindy Gil- Iiamj and Lilly Ueannie Spearmanj dur- ing Kiss Me Quick: I'm Double-Parked. Student Life Comic old fashioned melodrama presented Drama Club presented the melodrama No Nlother to Guide Her or More to be Pitied than Cen- sured, which came com- plete with a helpless hero- ine suffering from a loss of memory and a handsome hero, as well as a vile and venomous villain. The comic old fashion melo- drama included twelve cast members and was directed by Nlr. Derryl Barr. UPPER RIGHT: Seated: Julie Westman as Aunt Lottie: Lois Lynes as Augusta Warriner. Standing: Hank Bauer as Tal- bot Twillinghamg Kirk Kilgore as Baxter Seeker: Ann Girard as Fifi, the French maid. LOWER RIGHT: Sylvester! Effie Vandenburgh CGretchen Pressnallj glow- ers at her husband, Sylvester Vanden- burgh Ulm Westmanl as he flirts with Jennifer Harvry CSandy Andersenj. Neil Smith played Hadley, the butler. BELOW: Unhand her, you white-livered knave! Casper Vandenburgh CPreston Havensj saves Spring Overton CCyndy Smithb from the dastardly villain, Talbot Twill- ingham, CHank Bauerj. 20 Student Life A Exchange students explain experiences After leaving North Platte, I suddenly found myself in a totally different place. Even though Aus- trailians speak English, I couldn't understand any- one because the dialect and accent is so different! My school was a state school and uniforms were worn by everyone. I began wearing my blue skirt, white blouse, and school sweater, and found out P X..-J how simple it made things. Living in another country has helped me to realize many things about my own country, which has an important role in world affairs. As citizens of the U.S., we are very fortunate to live in a free world - we don't have the right to do as we please but we do have the liberty to do as we ought. Kim Holm l can hardly believe how nice and outgoing all you guys are. There were quite a few things different here, but after l got used to cer- tain habits I enjoy it very much around here. l'Il never forget any of you l've gotten to know. Thanks a lot for making my adjust- ment so easy. Silvia Cpictured with Wanda Borchersj My experiences here are good. l'm learning many things such as the respon- sibility l have representing my country here. l have an opportunity to be here to learn your customs and language. This will help me when l return to Brazil. Marco Cpictured with Miss Mary Salcettib Sd Lf 21 22 Stu Students partlctpate during SPITI Week Although Spirit Week came as a surprise to some stu- dents, many became involved and helped make it a success. On different days of the week, students came to school in their favorite T-Shirts, with their clothes on inside out, as well as their favorite sport outfit. Awards were given to the best dressed in each category at the Spirit Assembly. During the week the girls' basketball team was victorious over Ogal- lala, but the boys were cut short in a close game with Kearney. Despite the loss, students displayed pride and spirit throughout the whole game. Following the game, a homecoming dance sponsored by Stu- Co, was attended by many students. UPPER LEFT: Pep Band plays for the Pacers' exit. MIDDLE LEFT: Rick Riner and Noel Timmons race against during the third annual doughnut eating contest. LOWER LEFT: Cage the Bear- cats was one of the many posters. UPPER CENTER: Coach Ron Mohs encourages enthusiasm as the girls defeat Ogallala. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Tom Millsap emphasizes the strong need for defense in the close bout against the Kearney Bearcats. LOWER RIGHT: Pat Crow proudly accepts the Best Dressed Sportsman T-shirt during the Spirit Week Assembly. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: Laura Hiatt presents the flag before the Homecoming game. LOWER MIDDLE LEFT: Pam Best concentrates on her golf during lunch as Susan Tuenge looks on. dent Lile if V fglag., A ,mSf5l1'?f'W K J , xiigugddiiw I 5 'wr ff, 1 -i E, 1 Sludem Life 23 24 St 'Come Sail Awa 7 theme for 1978 prom i ln presenting the prom for the seniors, the juniors chose Come Sail Away as the theme. Prom, along with the Senior Banquet, was at the Holiday Inn. The band, Whale, pro- vided entertainment for the evening and refreshments were served in the Holi- dome. Mrs. Gordon Peeks was the coordinator with Junior Class sponsors serving as chaperones. Decorations were provided and put up by officers and members of the Junior Class. .yvgsx ,K -,fi f ,f 95 S! I! ,si 5 fl 1 -......, L3 J ' , , L ' ' A t 5-g I 2 , xx ,f 1 .cc ' LA X .ff d IL1 gg i f . .Y K-'fa 3,4 OPPOSITE PAGE: Prom King and Queen - Jim Grabouski and Piper Kimball. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: CL to Rb Jean McCammon, John Gustafson, Lindee Riley, Steve Bierma, Carol Hebbleth- waite, and Mike Ripple arrive before Prom. LOWER RIGHT: Brett Brase and Jill Elm take a break during Prom. LOWER CENTER: Jana Hill and Cheryl White visit with their dates before the beginning of the dance. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Attendants CL to RJ Marty Thalken, Shari Yates, LeAnn Schwindt, and Jeff Castle. Student Life 25 Graduation ceremonies conducted for 401 Commencement exer- cises for the class of 1978 were on the senior high athletic field Thursday, May 25. The band played for the processional while their music was held down tightly with clothes pins. Class president Jacque Patterson welcomed the guests and congratulated her classmates. The senior speakers spoke using dif- ferent phrases of the class motto, We cannot dis- cover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. i Q S d L'f F I , I , 4? r F , 22 we , i i M I , 4 ' PE 2 :I IE ,yi . 4. VI ii : J aw' I iw mb , ' : aeftgii I Pa- 'i' E I, I f fyf iet 4:1 iq . 6 W '13 M 91 Ku ? E I S A 2 ., E' I Eg 2' 5. I in 'yi 1? Y , gi I t tiff ffl ill 4' 5: . . H , ia K, 2 I se 'Et F 4 ,, - ' t if 'Jil -'zssyiff w .sa ski-w,?iif, fa: - 94 3 ' A' I , , Qzgvgiyg , j -1 5 R ea L5 21 i 0 :W ' . ' I KJ y Y , :ja ' I 'li '- - C 0 f. , ,,, 1 ,Ei 1,41 4 I .IA I ' A' ta' Wi fi! 'I : Q 1 is - i -- , . L aw 3 1 -I ,, .V 55514 , K 3 It I , ,. , I 31I:ya',fg,,,myezgg if Y' ' I ,- ,, Uv.. ' ,fa ,, -If 524 .f fs- 5:1 A, ,Lg e ggi E2 fy- fi? - f ' I T., W un 9 I , I ,, :QQ is 1' Mia t ' 1 i I -H 5 f' 4 J 4 uf , ,, ' at . .Eg L . W f J I A if xx a f Y gi' ag . x I Y 53 Ai : Q .M .. Y ,I A 151, Ogg, gg. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Seniors make last minute adjustments before Baccalau- reate services. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Valedictorians Mike Babcock and Jerry Mur- taugh. THIS PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Steve Bierma, Russ Billingsley, Doug Blase, John Bokoskie, and Mark Bomark leave North Platte High School for the last time. THIS PAGE LOWER LEFT: Graduates move into the seating area on the football field for ceremonies. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Class Speakers for this year were Dee Jo Madison, Mar- garet Mahula, and Paul Roberts. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Christie Mentzer and Jan Legg enter the auditorium for Baccalaureate services. Student Life 27 1 ,. if - 1 ' 'ff' K. 1 K I wif 'uh 1. ,,,.4 U K fx N x 'Y' Q .SF 2 ZQP' .1 in I gy , , V. 4 I , I W 'WN I IH ' 'WHY NOT THINK ABOUT TIMES TO . COME, i AND NOT ABOUT THINGS THAT 6 YOU,VE DONE? Final year spent preparing for tomorrow Laura Albrecht Mike Alexander Connie Allen BillAmaya ,r-x 'ii -f , i 'rr it n l Alicia Andersen f 3 Sandy Andersen :Q 5, .qi , y ShelIeyAnderson r . Kim Arensdorf ' ' 30S Don't stop thinking about tomorrow . . applies most of all to the seniors. Unlike the sopho- mores and juniors who have nothing more to worry about then another year of school, the seniors have the beginning of their lives ahead ot them. As school begins, sen- iors are reminded of the need to consider their futures. By early Novem- ber, graduation announce- ments are ordered and measurements taken for caps and gowns. Through- out the year, representa- tives from various colleges meewith stents interested in attending their college. Also, decisions must be rnade whether to go to col- lege, get a job, or go to a technical school. All these things combine to keep the seniors . . thinking about tomorrow. 5 wa' Q 3 fi s fvlllgcn HSNVIC S I 3 KYUQ Ai? mm. 5, a if f Susan ART gi ff 'fl M If Sf' if . , - W ik L .,. a a W 5 . 1 - , 1 ff ,g QQQ f ' 5 'L , iw 1, .. ,Y , . .AN Q, , x - 1 K th -ef'-i 1 3 Y ifg igv X Kristy 23 ade XY Make Babcock an a -1-4 UC! Tom Sandy Tammy Barnett Barb Barone adn no Senuors 31 Al' 32 Seniors Tammy Bartrop Todd Beers Steve Bierma William Borron Bob Brown QP' it 'te :ii 5 . iifv--vtfvt B ft Q 4 ' 5 X H at :rr -1.-:id ea , . 2 , , V X X X 2 .N . Em 1 Ski. to B M ' Dan B21l'l8I'Sh9ll Harvey Bauer Doug Beckmann Kathy Beckmann Tom Bell Mike Bellew Amy Benson Jody Best Doug Blase John Bokoskie Mark Bomark Flob Boon Scott Brandt Steve Brewer Kevin Britt Teresa Broeder RBUUY Brown Susan Brown Kerry Bruce Michelle Budler i 4s X Julie Burkholder Doug Butolph Martin Caffrey Wes Cain Jim Callaghan Cindy Capps Claudia Carlini Lori Carman ' Rod Carroll Jeff Castle Torri Clark Kelly Claudson l l John Calhoun Shelli Carman Audrey Coffin Kathy Cohn Jody Best, Diana Norman, Tammie Miller and Mark Fiedler stand on the sidelines during the Powder Puff football ga me. Seniors 33 I 3 1h' ix H W. ff4k,T:'g.: 715-77 - N , Sensors Scogt Dishman Tim?Dixon Wayne Douglas Je Dowhower Kaihy Doyle Jeff Qriggs i z ,.,. XXX m V 3 X QMS X - 15 ' V M m KfLwm.x SM aff! Fli- J was i Q ,,.,...uuul Kim Easton Terry Edwards Scott Erickson Dottie Feik Gale Eddins Mary Ellis Sharon Eshleman Tom Feltes Chris Edwards Mike Enger Gale Falconer Dianna Finnell Kathy Edwards Dwight Englert JoAnn Farley Dave Fisher Rick Edwards Ken Erickson Kevon Faulhaber Peg Fisher Seniors 35 'nh- 36 Seniors Joyce Florom Lori Florom Holly Frye Larry Purse Gary George Deb Gerber Eugene Golden Florence Gonzales Casandra Greeley Kim Gregg Regina Frailey Bill Gardner Paul Gibbs Jim Grabouski Ron Griffiths Doris Freeman Carol Geiser Greg Gillis Randy Grachek Tom Guilliaume Julie Frohman Laurie Gentry Cindy Glanzer Sharon Grasz Mike Gutherless F5 gf 9 2 ' S XT in Pam Guthrie Terri Hall Claudia Halligan Wes Haney Tim Hansen Jay Hansen Kathy Hardnock Drana Harms Pam Hasemeyer Jan Haws Ken Hayes LeAnn Haynes Terry Hansen Vince Harper Pam Hays Carol Hebblethwaite , ,Z Color Week pep assembly. Todd Beers presents a skit during the Sensors 37 -ww 35,9 kg i '+ 'ww swf -.., w, 38 Seniors Robyn Henderson Sharon Herrick Jana Hill Rod Hinman Lillie Hinton Melody Hoban Kim Holm Terry Hovey Diana Hupfer Charlene Jarvis Jenny James Lynnette Jeske Sherry Johnson Kim Jones Kent Jergensen Larry Hill Roxanne Holland Jim Hunt Kurt Johnson Rod Kaufman l Flick Hill Jim Holloway Bruce Jahnke Mary Jane Johnson Susan Kelley -rv- I, 05 w if Terry Kenton Diane Kepler Mike Kepler Sid Kibler Ed Kimball Piper Kimball Renae King Sam Kinsinger f V. Q. 3I'lf1OUf1CeTT1eI'ITS. EW ' V. . A Q .? 9 Qi ef in' Q' , AV. wif Bob Kilzer Pam Kirts Bill Klart Cindy Kleewein 4 4 Shelli Carman, Danella Schwenk and Rod Kaufman are helped by Mr. Dick Thomp- son in ordering their graduation Seniors 39 ,ann ,Ad Q., ,:,.,, ,,,f 1 , , va:-::. Sheila Lambert Carol Lancaster Crystal Large Bobbie Lawrence Mike Leaf Randy Leaf Lisa Lehne Mark Lemmer Bonnie Lewis Diane Krebs Mary Laurinat Loretta Lehmkuhler Lee Logan The representative from the University of Nebraska provides information for sen- iors who are considering attending that school. 40 Seniors Kirk Lauer Larry Legg Bob Lockman get MEELQL. SSM :xg 'M-X, fri ii AX A-vs.. 'J' ...nw vw-,qv Vicky Lopez Maggie Mahula Many Martinez James McClellen Don McLaughlin Dave Lowe Kathy Maline Becky Manhews Karen McCIeIIen Lori Melroy Lois I-Ynes Kim Ludwig DeeJo Madison J0dY MBFISKG Mark Mares Patti Mares Chuck MHUVISWS Melvin Mavis Jean McCammon Mark MCCISIISV1 Kris McDade Julie McHarness Christi MGVITZGY Maurice Meyer Don Miller Seniors 41 .fr 'eil xx. . 'D' are QQ-a - -.wwe H1 42 Seniors 'A is-'-ie: Mary Miller Mike Morris Tom Murphy Suzette Nelson Diana Norman Tammie Miller Dan Most Jerry Murtaugh Mary Niebauer Dian Oberg , I Wendy Mitchell Doug Moog Diana Morrell Deb Molsinger Lori Mullett Kelly Murphy Gary Myers Tom Nason Stan Nelson Paul Nielsen Sharon Nielson Angle Norlem Rhonda Okamoto Donna Olson Jeff Olson . hi 19 K '7 T139 Sensors 43 'QP' gf, Xwfyfi I 44 Seniors wr' Lori Porter Jeff Qualls Mike Ripple Greg Roe Greg Rosse Pam Powers Dona Raines Brad Roach Beth Roggow Melissa Rouch Mitch Pueppka Chris Renken Deb Roach Brian Roggow Frank Russell aiisagxi 55,233 e a John Puls Kent Reeves Paul Roberts Bonnie Romans Brad Sable s . K A Y '-dL'R7s'Y+.. Randy Putman Dan Rhodes Rod Rogers Brad Roth Lisa Salas Joanne Shimmin Kristi Siforius Val Skinner Martin Skufca Connie Slaght Mike Sanford Mike Sawyer Sandy Sawyer Deb Schaeffer Louise Schaeffer Lisa Schmitz Jennifer Schuett Danella Schwenk LeAnn Schwindf LeNelle Seachord Steve Shafer Linda Shanks Motto: We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. Colors: Royal blue and gold Flower: Light blue and yellow roses Song: Looks like we made it. iors Randy Slames Tammy Slater Shelly Smidt Andy Smith Cyndy Smith Jody Smith Ruth Smith Sheryl Smith Tammy Smith Mike Sopher ABOVE: Scott Davis and Mark Fiedler work on a motor during Auto Mechanics. RIGHT: Todd Beers, Jim Grabouski and Mike Sanford carry props for a skit in the Color Week pep assembly. 46 Seniors 4--11 ws! you 'Rfb 2 5, RAD M Susan Spencer Mike Suedmeier Laurie Tatman Jeff Timm Dawn Torske M? ,-up , . Gina Stagnaro Kelly Surber Diane Thalkeri Kyle Timmons Vicki Trew 'row Ng-5-f away- Qffvlf Flon Stevens Kim Swanson Marty Thalken Joni Todd Jim Trofholz Jimmy Stewart Doug Stoddard Kirk Swanson Mark Synovec Joni Thayer Kelly Thornburg Scott Toillion Kathy Tooman Pam Ulmer Janie Varicak Seniors 47 Ikl, Nw... 'TS A 48 Seniors Dan Vermeer Cynthia Weinmaster Randy Williams Cathy Wood Deanna Zona Luanne Volcek Susan Wesslund Vicki Willis Mark Woodhead Debbie Wardyn Cheryl White Jim Witter Shari Yates Beth Walker Jim Westman Randy Wingett Scott Workman PBQQY Waugh Theresa White Doug Woltemath Steve Young Jeff Zwiebel in si xl T4 counsgtoas li T stti i - i i-y:Qf'14Wgv5Af-1Mw?5 Sgrrggj avi - r Slfff '2 ' -zz 1 S X i if , , sgqgsff T 5 E 5 ' 3 I H 'WT' f T T E ' !'Ef'f -3' 'vs ,L A 2' , ,, . , . -S 5, it 4 Q , . 7 f f- 'f'f '-' - t'pi'?tg 1 . SYS 1, f J we ' n i L fill -y W' . r T ' if 'gt,'-:gi-QQQ,-41 .4 1 . . , , , ,vb .- ,- mms., . v fr J. ABOVE LEFT: Tammy Slater and Sharon Nielson paint flats for the Diary of Ann Franks. ABOVE RIGHT: Seniors go in and out of this door many times through- out their years of high school. LEFT: Har- vey Bauer, Randy Grachek, and Scott Dishman take their usual places before the beginning of school. Seniors 49 K N x w NW X ,R Y m x x ,E W UW - . - , ,Q A i MW A ., I ,, j ' L 5 M ' V :lm wwsik-f1,,. An. . ' V , fkixzf, - fsmfvif ' him . K ' ' ' - -,WW 'W fx new I ' MN? 'WM we ' , I us., ' fi 1 J1f014J2.Q,f+WV H LC! ij H3 'Q ' L41 THAT Www mg 40 bw. jH0VY2f9 ALT 1QjOOCOUJkQ51 A all HOQQ 1,UQ'ff 1 '7 xc A Af 7 A BQi,mwcf, 50 ' ' 0f4 I ww! WV A2001 DH A Qi9vawamS Jn A N, .+, P A I .uf-wa. ,k,,,., . ' wLm-wnvfi' fsqgmy. LL'W 1' 'xy .Jw ,, A ' 0 sl 001' ,ar f M, ,, 1 t 'I' M.. N K Nix Mvfb-W 66? , , . 4 M3-W VM,,,l ff-E ' ff.,-b , M W V -M ' 3' ' I wi--im N , M ,,., awww W 'Q M A, ' L af W 2 , ,H 1,429 ,v , ,M If DO ,T STOP, IT7LL SOO BE HERE 9' 1' N 4, Junior Class works now, looks ahead The tendency for juniors is to say . . .it'lI soon be here. Sometimes we are so preoccupied with what will come that we overlook what is now. During the year, the Jun- ior Class had the best deco- rated floor during Color Week. Looking ahead, we see new surroundings as we will be the first graduating class to use the enlarged facility. Although discontented with the prospect of no Open Campus, we look for- ward to the coming year and its events. 435 A Wx U tt 'g tl za ' I I '03 , V H I i..- ir V' , K V -,- W . W jg ,. .,: L- 1 . . t . ff: If at John Ady David Allen Steve Allen Angela Allyn Jason Anderson Kelly Anderson Pam Anderson Rod Anderson 1, Y 1 K5 -A V -Qt: V. . - -1... 1 ,Q rim' ,, - .if E S Ti L Chuck Anderson Sheila Anderson we-aaaaags s if , -1 ' V J: L I Ki: ' 1 3 1, I X - ,A i-:Zig . T Q ' .M 5 '. dgfv: , ifl 04 . af' X f 4 -1, X ,. xf h eww' ,APN J' - ' ,. 1 'rr J N... -.... Q ' Y ' f V ' if ' we ,J ff' e grry Andre igela Baker znnis Bargmann zlvin Bayne inda Bennet Fred Arent Mark Baker Connie Barone Cindy Beans Tim Bergiund f .W ef' '1- A' an 1-rf'--' at .44 2 Bon Arndt Vai Ashmore Janice Baier Dave Ball Kathy Ball Jon Bargell Dee Bauer Hank Bauer Paul Baxter Kathy Beardsley Dale Beckmann Randy Beerman Randy Billingsley Sandy Birth Jim Biss Juniors 53 .5 3 if .aw 5 A ' twigs!! pf '. ' C ' 1. 'lr' X - 1 , ig. ,V C gk-jx iq W 3 E S fi Q 1 2 1 X x 1 eff f 3. ai . C. .ui i 2 VU A x N in 4 .tx 'SK k 1 .1 wwf , if S . i 5 5 l 1 A 1 l Q XM J X 4 v w w 1 rf Q s XL s A ,X , wg. S X y 'fx N35 sx Y Q 2 f if X ' . 1 ' ' if 1 i:',,,, 4Q,f'.+sf: C H fi' . Q . 54 Juniors 1?- Lx .L H' N . Lisa Burkholder Pat Caffrey Todd Bohlender Charlene Bokoskie Randy Casillas Bryan Cassell Mary JO Boyle Casey Branting Sylvia Brown Brian Bruns Janet Call SheIIy'Campbell Joan Castle Cathy Caudlllo Cathy Boucher Amy Brewer Rick Bryant Linda Capps Penny Caudillo Annette Bowma Jim Brown Elaine Burford Robin Carpente Paul Chilcott X 41-f 'svvf' ' ' Bob Clang Matt Clark D Jim Clinton , .Rf Z gt AQ ' Alan Coffin ' L Randy Cole aw hi. . -' Ufff PY P O 4-3 . Heather Colligan Cheryl Collins Tom Collins Mike Condon Beth Conger Joe Cook . f 5 L. Linda Cooper Paul Cooper ' i P Char Cover E i Deb Crankshaw W I Daran Crosier 4- Michelle Crow Pat Crow Carol Curtis Teri Dahlgren Randy Dailey OPPOSITE PAGE: One wonders hdw she got there as Bobbi Heiss and Marcia Huether leave no place undecorated on second floor during Color Week. THIS PAGE: Karen Fisher and Connie Roach enjoy watching the children play during the Key Club-Tri-HI-Y Christmas party. Juniors 55 ' If . . ,yi v V .y . , ...qs . f View J,, , y y .XL 1 , ..:.: ' ' . J , J J J L J M A- id' ya? ik' V ,W D A I -4. 4 I., 56 Juniors Theresa Danbom Kerri Doleshall Gwen Eddins Joe Eshleman Gloria Fisher rr i -N X , P Y i . i Q -f 25? 25' 7 i5 i1f'if lf A J ,. 1, I 'fffglg . sllllliiii i If ,l in ,k. .I I N M ,xi 'Q'-v. . 2 is i ' Z ' , ' 4 1 -we Lyn Davis Ruth Donelson Rick Edwards Berly Fairchild Karen Fisher M, .,, , , . ,,, N ' V .A F, f y K B k z ,sa I A , 1 V' iii .i , L 'A . V l r A, y ri 5559. rig A ,L L J f by W.. 1 A J, Mfif ' 3 Qi as if ' J - I A I .. fi -,,'i ' 'ry ' , Li, L X i 'x 3 , A 54, ii if ' L - ff- 1 L . . i J i 'i ' XM '5 ' Q fi H1 is 3, L ,Q . J, J ar J 1' I I gr VV AVV: fi . , V , ' -XFN! -'V ,, .. ,nf W , ,rLt, ,iw L1 , '1:. , ' x i ,.,,, , ' w 5-e Aii' i' 'i' -: 5 eff L. f li H, W 4-Lw: . as it I .iv- f f' 27 ' is 2 x A , J ' Danny Dewolf - , ,if Chris Douglas QV M 3 Shelley Egner Steve Demilt Jody Doucet Tara Egger Cheryl Falkena Tom Flagle Steve Fenster Kris Fleischman Mike Diehl Rod Dye Jill Elm Liz Ferris Laurie Fosbinder fl inf W . V ,, Y-'lunar , Deb Dodge Randee Ebel Dawn Enderle Mike Fhuere Jeff Freeman f u f i K ' if w je f -,ful M ,V 4 X 1' 3' I , rf: 1 5 ' 2, nh, 5 .JV 4 f' K6 1 . 3'- if :Ways it yea X in Q U' ' X' I share. I i 33's , ' miz.-,, , : . 'al f, J : y 1 Vf'fV '5 6 A . . - X1. Sy, my N23 ei f . -2 - --gy X4 vw, J-N j G f 1 5 gh t 5' 5 J if 5 i s K Q ,Q MN ul yi J ' !l -t , at f f Q55 M J' ,' t M H . 13 I, 4 A pkg A KLM it 'Q tw' R X 5 sig, 'AN-V A At Qi ii 45, et ns. t M fit If We 4,5 digg a If concentration would help her team- mates win their volleyball game, Virginia Overholt would be doing more than her Tracy Frye Brad Fuss Bill Gadberry Pat Garvin Roger Gates Staci Gibson Sue Giglio Jacque Gildea Stuart Goforth Sugar Golden Vickie Goosey John Grabouski Jim Graham Barb Grasz Angi Greco Dan Greeley Todd Griffith John Gustafson Melanie Guthrie Flick Haines Neal Haith Juniors 57 Jim Graham and Alan Ugai play the net during an ball match. Pam Hamer Kim Hansel Dianna Hansen , ' Sherrie Harper Karen Harris Preston Havens Denise Haws Donna Haynes Chuck Hazen Pat Heath Kim Heglin Bobbi Heiss Fleid Helms George Henry Monty Hergen rader Cindy Herrick Nancy Hetzke Kal Hiatt Laura Hiatt Charity Hill Cindy Hill Jenee Hill Simone Hipp 58 Juniors Ni eighth period volley- le S122- ...W - tie F L. i W 51- K av- ' Ne ...Q . ' ' N . ' '-iv tltt W ,, 'N k ' 'P K .Lit ,. X . Qin L in ,V Y :WM , 'M Qfiilggig jg 51-'iff ' 5 ', E ii . f 1 1113 - l ll , nf. 5 i f . ,,.. . g ff az 5 Y X A gi We. Vz .f 5 E-vit' 5 K r i sf W -.-.4 n at 4. YQ? g 5 .E Q M F 5 a Wg I . to eity P H ' ' -t Ju.. -is if ' . 7 Ulf Mp. ,ag xx t, - , . wig., 'S f,: an K-3 ., .3 f fl! s J , 1 Q v' 'Q no Q .,x:p:3ggj.ft mt I V, S . 'gv fy H: it 3 ,M at ig' qv in il. f 1 fi N it 'tr-Q J s'- 'N 245' fi Qs ' ' X . .sa if , K , , -K Y f f,h ,, 'M In 5, , ,'1g:, ' ... ' ' ' 'g . I V , General, U1 of A f f-4 ' ' ' mm :1 -we 1 I I WVV' a ll Ml :,, Q ,I Qi-P L Q FJ wi Deb Honerman Janiece House Marcia Huether Scott Hunt Rene Husemoller Sylvia Iborra Sue Jacobson Robin Jay Chris Johanson Linda Johnson Ken Johnston Linn Jones Beth Jording Jackie Journey Pam Jung Terry Kamino Rich Karre Mark Keith Karen Kellogg Dawn Kellum Kari Kelso Todd Kendall Kirk Kilgore Jerry King Keith Kirk Jeff Kirkpatrick Juniors 59 Steve Knapp Mark Knobel Brad Kockrow Carol Koenig Sandy Kramer Sue Krull Mike Kuhlmann Tammy Kuhlmann Connie Kuszak Deb Landberg Scott Lange Mike Lawyer Sandy Leatherman Kevin LeDroit Terry Leet Lori Leitzke Sandy Leonhardt Charlie Lewis Carl Littlejohn Randy Lockwood Pat Long Bret Ludeman Mark Luttrell Robin Lynch 60 Juniors .W ' , 'YQ ER 'V i ,, W il -S7537 I , i,' H Q N I Y--. 1 ,7 ii sv ,TS k E ' PM V t x L to ,, an 4, , . J i L . M N Vi. f iz' - 4 f ' S ,itti l 1 innniei ef 450 ir' K 1 WMM I if I J? sis..-' 76 XAQQY, . , J OPPOSITE PAGE: Traci Yocum greets Santa Clause when he visited NPHS before Christmas vacation. THIS PAGE: Doug Smith, a Student Council member, takes his turn selling rolls in the lounge. Scott Lyons Barb MacMillan at i531 'T Q A ,,i, 4 1 . are l 5 I s 1- 4 is 1, -0 9 .ax 'f A s W ec E W. , S25 5 . 5 . MN 8.1. ipfwfk M :rag 2 fr f Q- M I .. 5 3 c -- Tony Madagame Chris Main Linda Maire Sue Major Mary Maliszewski Brad Manske Rodger Marash Mary Martinez Jody Mayfield Carol McClellen Cathy McClellen Sue McCranie Lisa McGuire Karen McMorris Jeff McNeal Alan McNeel Gail Meier .lack Melott Becky Melvin Billy Melvin Juniors 61 X 'f A N! z- f 2. X Si Q 1 N , f L I f ' ' 5 Q., W K 1 f-' I - 4 A' e '11, , W Q . ,A ' gs. A ' i .r Q,-. ii Y Y 'J 1 ' ' gf-7', f h AA , Q25 . XM gg-N -eq 5 fan- ji 4 ' g,.Q.,.w E xx iii gi is 'ww 1' at -hr- IJ 62 Juniors Susie Murphy Monica Murtaugh Wade Nelson Laura Nichols Christel Meyer Mike Miller Archie Motsinger Ronnie Navarrete Cindi Niedan v lf ' ' lil Mike Miles Amy Miller Diane Miller Sheila Miller Doris Mills William Morton Dan Mowers Kathy Muehlenkamp Kerrrie Murphy Linda Navis Jeff Negley Mike Nelsen Jewell Norlem Trina Norman Mike O'DeIl s 4 ,I Q g N X 1' Gary Ogborn Eddie Oldham Jeff Olson Lee Ostendort Mark Otzel Virginia Overholt Dawn Owings Kathleen Parsons Teresa Paxton Randy Pease Bruce Peck E A '- Q Tony Perez V Teresa Perkins J E zx Tony Perkins K S QQ 495 ti 'W 1, -'11 Chrys Petersen . J A Q! Jon Petersen E lm of ' 'yy' Va' Melanie Petersen O f Julie Phagan 'r-' 'wr V Lynnette Phiffer l E li Debbie Phillips ..-..-...... Gerry Phillips OPPOSITE PAGE: Annette Floth, enjoys playing games with the children during the Key Club-Tri-Hi-Y Christmas Party. THIS PAGE: Jody Doucet, Tony Perez, and Cathy McClellen work on the flats, preparing the scenery tor The Diary of Anne Frank. Juniors 63 Y -. X K-if 34 Q: S 'iz Q 74 D ,. is-435' Q ' ' fly l l 64 Juniors Tim Phillips Mike Ouirk Debbie Reigan Lindee Riley Elaine Rosane Ken Pickett Connie Rankin Deb Reinhardt Mark Ripple x ,' v,g1' I 1-f, AR HS Ng ji Y' ...ww----f' Jim Pierson Randy Rasmussen Cheryl Reisbick Patty Rivera Brenda Rosencrants Annette Roth 1121. ' A A . Q ff... APN X 21 X e A . X Q 4 N af. 51 -D at Q 4 Q l 'rig Xf- i i QL 3 is 7x is Q QQ 1 V255 ' ,wi Vw Karma Plantz Mark Ray Dan Reitz Connie Roach Mitch Roy X 33 S H f it . if . 2, ,gigs M ,ffm Q s 4 4' , 3'3fff2f2.., ' K, :,, K i 4 N ff ,.v ll lg it . . eits i T i? ' Y iii 4 ., -.:x- . sa.: s Gretchen Pressnall Cindy Redmond Deb Reynolds Carin Roberts Alan Rubin 0 'mg X X ,- .- fi -. ..,. A . ,..., 'K A M, A X hw 1 X if -ff lx D Nigga rr. Lisa Ouaney Vicki Reed Kelly Rice Jim Robertsoi Cindy Russell ff: M M wb i si KAW '- 'f-- . ' ' 4. A Q Q T' 1'5 -W1 P' iz J , - I x ' QW as Q KM N -r 1 -.1 Jan Flyan Matt Ryan Tony Saeger Jolanda Saenz Linda Sailors Kevin Saulsbury Barb Schaeffer Cathy Schlientz Peggy Schneider David Schuett Mindy Schultz Mary Schurnache Deena Schwartz Nadine Schwartz Cheryl Seufert Carol Sharp Mark Shaw Julie Shields Cindy Shirlaw Kim Shultz Pam Shultz Allison Withers, Teri Dahlgren, and Pau' let Zarkowski join in the fun that helped decorate their floor during the Poster Party. F Juniors 65 Deb Siegert Bob Siegmann Sandy Silos Karen Sitorius Jamie Sloggett Jeff Small Jennifer Small Brenda Smith Doug Smith Tracey Smith Zane Smith Suzan Soper Pam Spangler Sue Speck Mary Spohn Julie Sprague Kim Starr Sherri Steel Eugene Stevenson Nancy Stoddard Vicki Strong Diane Subbert Rita Suedmeier Lori Suhr 66 Juniors f tyiyyy , J me fwvdr 1 I 1. if W ff . 1lm,.,3-giiswri, .JMR ' '17 A , J f I J fy,e ' Viiilfa' likvin in' fx ,j ' , ii I W 7 S., f'?f I ' L I lat. ml , K 'V . , . 3 ' f K 555 1592 6 .Q fa f ,f 5 gd. eq . . vs? 4, 4 4 kg ,xr is xv: .' u t Z sf fl . OPPOSITE PAGE: It takes two to paint a backdrop for Vespers, as Paul Baxter and Sue Giglio soon learned. THIS PAGE: Both children and students learn from each other as they play during Child Development Class. John Vickie Sullivan Svoboda . jc. X , Y,,,, 5- K T ael Qi 6 V: -L 'X , -'1 ,1' -.L. 1 . 2-1:1 , -- we 5 fee! l 'Z 'al ,Z ,,,,. A , -V ,, A? .T l 1 PJ ' I ! 'NQ ' ::!1 W D in Laurie Tatum Charles Taylor Mark Taylor Danette Terrill Gary Thayer Noel Timmons Tom Titchen Delores Tobey Denise Toillion Rob Tomlinson Penny Torske David Trurrillo Lana Tupper Alan Ugai Mary Van Voorst Mike Veith Joe Volcek Paula Votaw Mark Wagner Mark Walker Juniors 67 68 Juniors ,I t. : - imfgtke -,.--,,1Wt.f -- 1-11-n.Efi3Y.l' i i '?fi'- f N2 2' Lan fl' Qin ,fffsasv-i lush- 2 .-1,e1g,,,,5 4 ,Q 14,3..g.:Lg .. 4 - if v -t-A-1-aw iifipfwtx JU- - 'S J V. fxs J .a 5 i,xi.k - wifi :- tint f-f,f- , 4 , :L , .e,Xfi,-,M , - ,Q -- ' 2 - t , -- 5:1 eff? ,M i . ,. 4, .f , . i 5 .. , .. - f 155,459 it --,, iq,-. . .- , N, T T ,..,,... ,yi T 'w A -1 -f- M UGJ , -A . :K 'xii ,.,, he. . 9 Bonnie Ward Janet Wesslund Nancy Wicks Lori Woodgate Paulet Zarkowski 6 t ag .X N X if it N. E 5 'V' e X N 3 Y' 'Q 1 A . ' QR in-5 Q:. T'V P T Wt' a 1 .IV V ., 2, ' 2 Joan Wesslund David White f , --- Sheila Wilson Jay Wolfe Terry Woodward Traci Yocum - ,A A'i Stacy Wells A .. Julie Westman Q Marc Witter Alan Wurl ,.,' ', i ' 1 Brenda Weskamp Shelly White Clare Wood Dean You ng Jeri Zwiebel 4 .af Sue Waugh Tracy Wemple UPPER LEFT: Step Up To The Junior Class , was lust one ofthe many slogans used to capture the honor of best deco- rated floor during Color Week. ABOVE: Laura Nichols and Tracy Wemple disect and study the anatomy of a pig in Mrs. Patti Severson's Physiology class. LEFT: Amy Miller and Traci Shahan planned their strategy to win World War ll during a simulation in 20th Century American History. Juniors 69 l Sophomores' lives filled with anticipation. l After anticipating high school for a long time, sophomores found new experiences both challeng- ing and troublesome. Anticipation came again during the year as the issues of open campus and a larger school prevailed. Disappointment was expressed with the open campus issue because of the possibility it would not exist next year. Sophomores can now anticipate being next year's juniors and, . . . it'll soon be here. 254, M ' ,, , lxf,...- .V 'T ll .- ttf Q. . Q l 2 ' 1 A - . -.., Mfr' I 1 Q uri: R. it Cyndi Ackerman Marcie Albrecht Mickie Albrecht John Alexander Mark Antho y Wa ne Arterburi Josie Asbury Erin Aten Lisa Autlick Joe A, Bachman Jr. Steve Bade Wally Bailar 70 Sophomores 5 . leg A eg , Shim 5,3354 ig ,qs 5 eg J N 9 all , S , . . -i e Nz' M 5 mt? 3 X l Q 1 X li A 4 X f .4 Bain J 1 an Shelly Befort Flick Beisner Lacey Bell Steve Bell Karen Berg Pam Best l Ray Bethke Bea Bierma - V 4 1229, f Bfegbga 515 M ff: 99, gg Q03 86590 bid ,, QD: upepfoos iiww M 7 ,, . f Q . 242-is We ,ye A iljfi 9 .f x WA My nm, A f il ,Q 9 Mx iffy , 5 H, Sophomores 71 we are i l, A , .W , J v . Sv: ,ai 1 ., ,- H ' ,, , i we V gf ., 4 .... , ,.., ,K ,, 2 Mm ew ' ff ,, , we fa J 5 gay ,Q 'az if .' 5 ' 2 vig? is g 4 Q J li 2 If? L 4 J ' e. , in , . fu' 'S I V V Wg, TF? , gs is , W f wi., . K . ' or A ,gl f' I si62mQf f , ,...,41x-' g f X, N .W , 1 In L? ff X 'ZW WM W ' 'If J , J fir J 'W Jig J' MZ w f ,X Vx , -YQ ali, 'B ygyhlvbgff 1 mi ,Amir Lynette Borron Charlie Bryant Joe Burke Rachelle Carpenter Glen Chigren e:,e -i,,W,, , V - ff 'Eff if 1' '-V f ,, .J:.f Zl J' W' f iff. WJ, . I 1: I Q Q-li, ill? 72 Sophomores Mike Britton Tom Budler Bill Burrows Carol Carreras Joe Clang Kathy Brothers Julie Bunger Jack Cady Kathy Carroll Larry Clark Dwayne Brown Ilona Burger Kim Callihan Janine Castle Marcel Cochran Joe Brown Laverne Brown Tonia Burgess Peggy Burk Mike Cardenas Bruce Carlson Linda Caudillo David Chessmon Sherril Coffey Jana Conley 6,- ,fw-.. K New fi' S 13' ax Q' ' R iv N...-,K - N .K . , ,. -Mutit vf L km U J' 1 A ag C f 1-Q, .5 al' 1, x .X fy- . . N, L- .: X Y .gym 54' 222 ,,.., W ,Z .f ww-E, .fy , f C?00De'Eng i ii' Li msa criner .:,. . X .. , we . f:3iTf4'W,'?f3' W5?ZT1'?7Tf '5 f' 'V , -W ',. 25 ,. 'R 5 5 Wew69cursHarr f f f I W Rod Dahlinger x I A X X ,,. Q . ig ' A i f , L , Af gg I, '.', M ' ww v .,.5 M?,,,K ,YE I Mi gem 2,5346 15 r. ,,3g?31we1h Davm Ez Sim: A Vg nwtfam SQ K-,fggggx Q , jimi! Mi, ff , 'fkwzf' A5 5' 'Ex 15 3 VA ' T Malia: 32 vm f' Q1 :eta ' 1 . 2 52512 Q s A if ,g , , ,-: A ,If ,L wziyig V in 5 W f 1? W Q55 453151 M 1 g M2 lil gwiifi? . V' I ,K A, . nz 1 Q Vi, :gp M Hg Zz afUii4Q'2gQzb ' 9555 92555 an 'Q 4, 3 .5 .AQLM i E353 Ygiikagl W ' ' 'zffri HQ f'?2f'- ' 'af Ng Q Teri Diehl lg' sjiaqs , -f, E 1, gu l f M VEIT? , P: ' 3' P? f 3 1. 12Qgas'g1 h M' 5531 b' 255 52 Q +5 5: F'i5'21 ' 'ff 1 b gin A 1 Jf22J:F5i i 'Vi f2 3' fs1 2 12:4 V g! ' , U51 ggi: Q , H15 ii: Ng ii ,,., 3 l WET i wa, . K ' Sv H .zu V, 5 11 tg gg Q5 wg-lu Y ,1 ggi! . Ei gm A V ' ff , : 4' 1 f ' K'k 'f ev W2 - W' 2 I: -:b ' The . a -5 fi, N GZIYI Q ', 'Q QE ' -If-fw lf . :....,L.mef,.wfe-f,law wfw w v -441, L WY , ' Sophomores 73 WR - X if o ' A 06 on 9 91 AJ ,, ,iv 0 N S Susan Dodge Chris Dolan Betty Jo Dorram Flich Edwards Lori Elliott Carrie Ellis Cindy Dorwart Chip Dragoo Debbie Durrant Marty Faling Greg Fanter Carl Ferris Lee Durant Lori Easton Lori Edwards Josena Fisher Carol Fisher Verna Fisher Connie Ellis Flalph Erke Kristy Evans Peg Fhuere Mitch Fiedler Denise Fisher 74 Sophrnores Tim Freeman Elaine Gentry Tanya Frailey Cmdy Furse Donna Giles Jodi Florom Paul Freimuth Chuck German Ann Girard Kelly Gordon Traci Ford Brenda Fry Les Gerrard Craig Godfrey Torn Grabowski Abby Foster Barb Fuller Brian Gifford Kevin Goforth Lori Grady OPPOSITE PAGE: Candidates for sophomore representatives, Trina Lange, Diana Rich- ard, Todd O'Fiourke and Charles King, review their speeches one more time before going before their class. THIS PAGE: Rene Widhalm and LeeAnn Malizola pause on the stairs for an after-school visit. Sophomores 75 UPPER: Ron Schumacher, Roger McClellen, and Rick Riner wait for first period to start. LOWER: Different emo- tions are expressed by Jodi Florom, Mitzi Miller Cstandingj, and Susie Thompson, from the sidelines during a volleyball game. 76 Sophomores 15, I Jennifer Graham Dan Groathouse Carri Hall Elisha Hansen Kellona Harnagel ff! Rhonda Grandel Susan Greeley Marge Gross Michelle Gullion Perry Hall Pam Halverson Sharon Hanson Berta Hanson Brian Harnapp Randy Harrach Susan Grieb Tammie Halligan Eddie Hansen Dallas Hardy Larry Hebblewait aw . .,...m Mike Hedrick Jodi Helms Dawn Henry Mark Henry Tony Hergenrader Nanette Hetzke Janis Higginbotham Julie Higgins Dave Hill Gary Hoblyn Joy Hoffman Dave Hohnbaum Sherri Holsten Randy Hongsermeier Julie Honnor Flick Hood Richard Horton Shelvie Huggins Vickie Huggins Alan Hunt Nancy Hunt Eddie Isaac Steve Jaenicke Bret James DaNelle James Jett James Julian Jarvis Kathy Jeffres Laura Jenkins Jeff Jensen Sophomores 77 J fx V 2 gi., . , Y' . 05,9 l x tx ff AAV' , I we We T ing Cori Jepsen Cynthe Johnson Teresa Johnson Linda Kellogg Rhonda Kittle 78 Sophomores Rhonda Jeske Jay Johnson Cathy Jones Julie Kennedy Rich Klan Kirk Johansen Shari Jones Tracy Kalkowski Don Kellie Shari Johnson Charles King Linda Kingston Karolyn Kirk Pat Jones Tammy Klinge Kevin Knode Chriss Koch Jim Kilzer Angie Kleewein ga? l . J I x s 1 ff. . . 5, J - ,,.... 1, . ' 'P' x gf ,. 'Q 4, , if .9 f 532 ff V ., , I -4 ff, all 1 la , ,,i, L ., ...r 'LS' ' ' ' T M V i f -I, G if -yyb 'I -ru: f ifgwglta' g, 4 f- .. . P ei 'fm Kathy Kohmatscher Kevin Kraning Nancy Krizek Gina Kucera Ron Kuszak Ann Landrum Trina Lange Cindy Larsen Gordon Larsen Norma LaFlue Norman LaRue Sheri LeDroit Douglas Lehman Loretta Leibhart Carol Lemmer Mary Lemmer Garry Lieberth Julie Little Michael Littlejohn Doug Long OPPOSITE PAGE: Steve Weskamp and Mike Lynch share the research materials available in the library. THIS PAGE: From this vantage point Gina Kucera can study the people who go down the north hall. Sophomores 79 M Sherry Long Grace Lopez, Rob Lorentzen Tim Madagame LeAnn Malizola Brenda Mapes Josephine Martinez T. J. Martinez Missy Mason Pam McAdams John McCall Teresa McCall Brenda McCue Mike McGinn Doris Mclntosh 80 Sophornores Cynthia Loving Jim Marchand Tom Matthews Russ McCarter Allen Miles Sherri Ludwig Renee Markwardt Wendel Matthews Angie McCauley Dixie Miller Mike Lynch Tammy Mars Jacquie Mattl Roger McCieI Mike Miller if i ,AQ 5 a n srgggfaxq: ,Q K ,, L X 1 322- 1:4- Swim? ,isymdgv Q M.-1-Q. . 1322: Vt:-.SAY ,,.- 1-.gf T' FLNIAW 1 mx ,Sn-, Q21-H QE :Q SL fy QQ Y ya SIL? f 1 -,,.-f .E W 1 5 x N Q fysw. tiffany gl, .As sw-1,1 ,ia 1721? ,Q s , ,4y,.4w1f,f1gwwWm 5 Mires M hr 0 We Q,- Q I -I son for Wuta, and as their E: Sophornores 81 Glen Nelson Kent Nelson Lori Nelson Mark Nelson Mark Nichelson Steve Norman Janice Norton Rhonda Norton Eileen Nosky Dennis O'Brien Jerry Ogborn Jim Olson Suzi Olson Lonny Oltmanns Tracy O'Neill Todd O'Flourke Raelene Pace Lori Patterson Greg Paulsen Terri Payton 82 Sophornores pm ., W. ' as Cheryl Pell Leitha Phillips Tracy Pratt Brenda Razes Deb Rinke Barry Pelton Rita Phillips Kent Priest Diana Reigan Robert Flobers Sarah Perez Kevin Pickett Mike Prochaska Elaine Reynolds Robert Robinson Deby Perkins Cathy Pierson Susie Ouirk Diana Richard Vern Roepke Scott Peters Dave Porter Wendy Raetz Jennifer Rickett Jeff Rosencrants Todd Peterson Eric Post Dale Raines Rick Riner Mark Rosencutter Sophorncres 83 56 ff? ,IV UPPER: A row of sophomores study the list of magazines before they begin the sales. LOWER: Jodi Helms, Dawn Henry, and Ron Kusak cast their votes for soph- omore student council members by giv- ing their ballots to Pete Balerud. 84 Sopnomores ,. . .,Vi. ,, ,,i., , ,, . , fry of 2 J. K W se A J ' 5 5 La i Q? 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M y , 1- , QQU V if y 4 if 4' 32' gf 5 , gli X v I Pam Ruhaak Brian Ryba Craig Schmidt Shelly Scritsmier Robby Simmons N X i L i Q, L K Scott Rumery Sylvia Sanchez Lori Schnackei Sandra Serran Tina Simpson Chan Sirasang Pauline Skufca Tim Slaght Tracy Sloggett Cindy Smith Charles Smith Sherry Smith Dan Smith Holli Smith Kelly Smith Neil Smith Terri Jo Smith Valerie Smith Robyn Snodgrass Don Snyder Sandy Sommers Theresa Sopher Jeannie Spearman D'Nae Spencer Scott Sprague Lisa Stagnaro Jerry Stansbury Thad Stark Jeff Stevens Kevin Stewart Roger Stroud Deb Summers Kevin Sutton Bill Svoboda Don Swain Sophomores 85 K 4... i. .,,.,. . ,,,L .2 X . use ?'s ' .pf gasp: N- ,gf A . v . S . T 7 Q ' w V T af-,sSzzA: f 5: Mg. -ss' Qfii7S9QLifS.l2'I , 1 , E'S'5'?.t:.'7i . ., ' S' ,f f'T'tLg,j'g5' i 1 1' if f' . i- WZJQ, V J , . '.1QiX rSS3Sf,,:: S V- ,- xeirggg, pw. 'Su . . X 6. 2,4 ,J 3 Janice Swalberg Tim Thomas Audrey Tooman Carol Vieyra David Webster 86 Sophomores ,Aiea ' ' 1 ' s' ' M r , Q at g, ' W' S ,, J' S 3 i . . . ,,w, . x f T . 1v.s.,,..i. .1 , . . fn. Si wif ' 1-1.wf.Sf' may -14 i S- N , C 555: N S ,rf - , .1 ri i ix ,v :AL - Sw .. Wd i, bfi N I .Je x ,1 535 5 1 A . .. g . y K fi. S,-Q.4...,,,' 1 V15 i , - . A QE, tits is get Q 3, it x Q i - fe-w..L.?..' Q Joe Swanson Tim Sykes Susie Thompson Steve Thompsen Penny Tripiett Susan Tuenge Mark Voris Tami Voris Ken Wederski Denny Weir S ,. GX! . s Q - its .. ..,r1. . i 2 .. .W :if 1-:fs We it M .ee. . if ..i. ff'-il. vvibiigegfiigiiwbiwif 'i1f' - S LS' .- r . -Q,bfs.gW,, , -fe mi. . x.-.Q :,1fvmv..,,av-1.. MS' -.. , A 1 2 ' K SS aww- 1-:S - 1 S -. wxllie- .W ' eeir i S . , S ..ei S-Q - ,rdf K' . , . Q I ,. 5 Sr l . ., 1- ,fi . -ye , i I al f. eg .13 ,Q ,, f kg .sw f Ju ' . as-as-2 h - ' S 'A-wtihlxgxg 1 Egg'-If .. .L .Asif . 4 ,Q :gffi i'i '- af-9 S Q' . -'1 nt?-M 3 F f w ?3? MNT' A X gewem gawk SWS' M ,F S x ii? S Sight S ,,,., i. 'Wi be K be mMaefkQSQ'3 E5 Stacey Tabke Debbie Titchen Tim Turner Laurie Wagner Deb Welsh - i, MX I .Nl lu Q T, Sai. , Renee Tatman Tom Tobiasson Lori Van DeWater Michelle Walker Steve Weskamp S A Leroy Thiem Gregg Todd Todd VanNortw Kif Ward Eddy White , ...twm 'Q ef . 61 A5 Sophomores 87 X 1 i 1 W 2 Y I A 4 J 88 MYESTERDAYS GONE YESTERDAY? GONE' 90 S Spikefs enthusiasm makes them winners With only two returning varsity letterwomen, the BuNlldog's volleyball team played with a never say die attitude. The girls, weakened by their lack of height and experience, ended the season with three wins to their credit. The spikers failed to make it to State, but took a respectable third place finish at Districts. On a won-loss basis it was a real disappointing season, but everyone was willing to work hard and to strive to improve. Because of those two things, we weren't losers, said Coach Linda Carlson as she described the young but persistent members of the varsity volleyball team. Laura Hiatt was named to the West Big Ten all-conference team and was also chosen as outstanding letterwoman for 1977. ports OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER LEFT: Coach Linda Carlson, Laura Hiatt, Claudia Halligan, Charity Hill, Jody Best, Jan Haws, Deena Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Jill Elm, Mary Nie- bauer, Nancy Wicks, Pam Powers, Cindy Capps, Linda Capps. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Mitzi Miller, Brenda Weskamp, Randee Ebel, Coach Miss Karen Olson, Jennifer Rickett, Sandy Sommers Susan Thompson. SECOND ROW: Virginia Overholt, Nancy Kri- zek, Linda Davidson, Susie Ouirk, Julie Bunger, Jodi Florom. OPPOSlTE PAGE, FAR RIGHT: Susan Thompson, sets up the ball for Julie Bunger in JV volleyball action. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Senior Co-captain Pam Powers tips the ball over the net. TOP RIGHT CORNER: Charity Hill and Pam Powers are ready for action as Jill Elm, Laura Hiatt, and Linda Capps look on. THIS PAGE CENTER: Charity Hill sets it up as Mary Niebauer gets ready for the spike. Sports 91 Bulldogs hindered b lack of experience The North Platte Bulldog football team went into the 1977 gridiron season with a young but enthusiastic squad. The Bulldogs had fourteen returning lettermen, with seven of them seeing starting action in previous years. Hampered by their lack of size and experience, the Bulldogs fell to all but two of their opponents. ' With new faces in the offensive line and defensive secondary, the Bulldogs faced Lincoln East in their season opener. The Bulldog's fine defensive backfield could not stop the Spar- tan attack andthe Bulldogs fell O-32. Mid-season came and with it came the BulIdog's first victory as North Platte downed Alli- ance in a hard fought battle. North Platte's second win came against Scottsbluff as the Bull- dogs trounced the Bearcats 29-14. Jeff Castle and Marty Thalken, senior co-captains, were named to the West Big Ten All- Conference team. Thalken was also named the outstanding football letterman. Castle received the Harold Cooper Award as the best defensive player. gg ltr. 'Iwi f THIS PAGE RIGHT: Mr. Larry Timmermans, defensive line coordinator, Mr. Dave Stevens . w - is 't .- linebackers: Mr. Robert McFarland, defensive backfield: Mr. Tom Best, offensive backs Head Coach Bob Starr: offensive line: Mr. Alan Schnabel, offensive ends. 1 ' -,..s re t .. Q V Y tlbt L - .C 5 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: SENIORS - I. Brown, M. Brown, T. Bailey, B. Monnier, D. Most, ' ,, R. Grachek, S. Dishman, M. Calhoun, M. Fielder. SECOND: J. Callaghan, M. Skufca, M. QN ' Sanford, S. Brandt, K. Erickson, C. Matthews, L. Hill, M. Bellew. THIRD ROW: R. Hinman, Q' . 11 I ' ' M. Gentleman, H. Bauer, M. Thalken, B. Lockman, B. Roth, J. Castle, W. Cain, M. Wood- 'Q' OLN NORTH . tg , head, OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: JUNIORS - G. Phillips, T. Perkins, T. Bohlendar, D. A 'ggi t ' Reitz, J. Petersen, E. Stevenson, H. Bauer, P. Long. SECOND ROW: R. Pease, S. Knapp, P ARN? Q - V KET I - B. Fuss, Z. Smith, S. Lange, J. Grahm, A. Ugai, P. Crow, M. Taylor. THIRD ROW: G. :inf K 1 g , 1 Henry M. Stough, C. Littlejohn, P. Cooper, J. Clinton, M. Clark. R. Bryant, J. Small, J. ' ' fE:lWD- . E LO . Eshelman. FOURTH ROW: D. Smith, R. Rassmusen, R. Arndt, K. Pickett, S. Lyons, J. J ..,.. , Anderson, M. Ray, B. Bruns, M. O'deIl. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: B. Crofutt, M. Rosen- ff cutter, M. Fiedler, M. Miller, R. McCIeIIen, R. Riner, M. Voris. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, J. j 5, ' James, L. Sanford, D. Hill. T. Budler, T. Workmen, J. Clang. THIRD ROW: D. Bomberger, B. Becker, P. Bain, W. Matthews, T. Matthews, S. Weskamp, C. Smith. FOUTH ROW: C. Q5-g.s...f,.,,,,,,g.,,.,t,. ...-- .... . . . writ' -- rrrr QYW'-Tgyi '--.. , jeg.-,lg Dragoo, P. Bain, D. Snyder, B. Burrows, D. Smith, R. Hongsmier, J. Johnson, M. Lynch. .,-.- 555 'lfeiffif'-2 : ' .fleas K ii? sg17'?w-.siif-li-if-'i if 'lf 'F '-fest-an-sz' ,rfgffsvw-Q:-ft. xg 't1 41f45stwF-thfiis--553iff-.1 S ea tqwyfq ,gl ty 1 .:'t ff 5 , ' f 3223 .1-:QQQON-: V s -ff ,gs ct -:vase ggi.. L- '- V 5 't 'Q 5 :v?'fff3 ft? 92 Sports or in as in K.. K k -Al' 1' w, .. 4 w A if . X . E Q. Sv' 3 1 Jk rs' f 2 it 'Rl J 'Z iw' 1 1 X . , ' 1 1 f Q my-3 . IW F Wx 9' Y' , 3 AWK my ,ff-' Q T' ' f fe' QR K ' W ,f,iV N t, i:E,1,u 1: gl.. A7 5 ' 9' A E ,g H ' if Q. Q 7 -fgf:5?Sl , Qf , is 94 Sports 1. Vik, 1 ffx 4 .,i: , ,-.' 2- if 169' , W I . I-.wg f- 1. I . ez. irtswesif OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Head Coach Bob Starr gives last minute instructions to senior quarterback Bob Lockman. TOP CENTER: Bob Lockman hands off to jun- ior running back Zane Smith, as Bill Amaya drags down opponent. ABOVE: Larry Timmermans, Robert McFarland, AI Schnabel and Dave Stevens coach from the sidelines. THIS PAGE CENTER: Mike O'DeII and Harvey Bauer rush to the outside. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Senior, Marty Thalken sweeps around the end. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Matt Clark closes in on the line as Mike O'Dell and Bob Lockman work on offen- sive. OPPOSITE PAGE, FAR LEFT CEN- TER: Marty Thalken dives to the center in hopes of gaining yardage. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Senior co-captain Jeff Castle brings the Bulldogs on the field. Sports 95 SLEEVES I'Ll1'1f1CI'-up LOPS gyIT1I'1E1StS, SCHSOI1 All systems were go when the gymnasts started practice in mid-August. With long hours of work, the Bulldogs turned in another rewarding season as the state runner-up under the guiiqance of head coach, Gary Cooper, and assist- ant coach, Rich Reinert. The Platters were unbeaten in seven duals as they defeated Lincoln Northeast twice, Bea- trice, Lincoln Southeast, Lincoln High, and Lincoln North- east. The gymnasts came home for the traditionally tough Trans-Nebraska meet. Here the Bulldogs turned in a first place performance over six other teams. After the team captured the District crown at Beatrice, nine gymnasts qualified for the State Tournament in Lincoln where the North Platte Bulldogs were runner-up. The season was very rewarding, coach Cooper said. We set our goals on being runner-up at state. We knew Omaha would be tough and we didn't want to set our goals too high. We got what we wanted. .Y .. -- ,-.. A . ,A . R EF1f': Iqxafsi' ff? ' -NFL xi 3, 1. 1- 3 BOTTOM, BACK ROW: Coach Richard Reinert, J. Stewart, C. Branting, T. Petersen, M. Knobel, J. Grabouski, P. Balerud, M. Sawyer, L. Logan, T. Perez, S. Rumery, G. Todd, N. Haith, J. Stevens, J. Murtaugh, K. Ward. BOTTOM ROW: R. Griffiths, P. Hall, M. Nila, M. Peterson, R. Speck. 5?f-itfss f 96 Sports if 'E I E k.W.L 5 may :- i me TOP LEFT: Balance and coordination, two facets performed by Jim Grabouski on the pommel horse. TOP RIGHT: Tony Perez executes an L sit. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team Captains Mike Sawyer and Pete Balerud lead warm-up exercises. BOTTOM LEFT: Pete Balerud concen- trates on holding his position. Sports 97 1 15 , ! A ,,., 'gmt-1 . x '41 fi' H .1 -- , N :Mfg jg fvajigggq' . I 3i,2,,fr,f4 r TOP LEFT: Tony Perez demonstrates his ability on the rings as Coach Rich Reinert looks on. TOP RIGHT: Jim Stewan prac- tices his routine on the trampoline dur- ing what might be the last year for the event. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jim Grabouski does his routine on the side horse. BOT- TOM LEFT: Mike Sawyer finishes his rou- tine. 98 Sports Z . , W a , . t E 55 Q 3 . 5 yn. T . 5 ii Si' 3 i ,i 5 if 2 J t , ,iv , ? 2515? -. 1. - fz .mv :EF f ,, ' i Tennis team places twelfth at state meet During 1977 the North Platte High School tennis team had a very successful year against some strong competition. At the state meet the team placed 12th out of 26 in Class A. The netters invitational record was 18-9. These are meets where at least five other schools compete. North Platte's dual record was 5-3 against teams in our district. Coach Dan Pierce said, I believe with only aver- age tournament experience for most of the players the team showed a lot of come from behind spirit to win many of their matched. The most valuable player for 1977 was Senior Don Nliller. C G.i. - HASTINGS 2nd NP iNv. sm KEABNEY lst ,SCOTTSBLUFFlNV. i 1' Nina. ., MCCOOK fewggtgglfi ' I f sf HASTINSQQV. 1 ' 2nd STATE .,,t 12th f' , K if t .f V ' kill F' 5 F T l M mm fa.. R .. , ,..t..,.. .U k . M N , nw W, ..,,,..t,-.s V ,, rjqtitiipiij' . QWf..t it t , 35. trll . i',,1f'fL!-V - 'T 'T M 4, . .vi -flr' 'zij TW' ' i 1 K A' S. TOP: Back: K. Knode, Fl. Helms, K. Wed- erski, Fl. Tomlinson, W. Yanney, S. Peters, J. Swanson. Second Row: Coach Dan Pierce, J. Snell, J. Frohman, T. Beers. Front Flow: J. Oualls, Fl. Boon, D. Miller, M. Hand. ABOVE: Don Nliller, sena ior letterman returns the serve. LEFT: Rob Boon practices his serve. Sports 99 Bulldog golfers enjoy reWa1'd1r1g season There wasn't an abun- dance of members for the North Plate High Bulldogs girls' golf team as Head Coach Sally Roberts reported only five squad members this fall. The sea- son was much improved over last year's. There was also a change in practice. Last year I stressed hit- ting shag balls, but this year we played a lot more. Most ofthe girls came with their swings already devel- oped, said Coach Rob- erts. Val Skinner was the team's top prospect for the season and she came through for the Bulldogsiby winning the State Champi- onshiptitle. O0 Sports ii TOP LEFT: BACK ROW: Coach Sally Rob erts, C. Lewis, L. Skinner, J. Helms FRONT ROW: S. Giglio, C. Roberts. BOT TOM RIGHT: J. Helms tees off. ABOVE V. Skinner state champion. Young golfers have disappointing season Under the guidance of Head Coach Gary Anderson, the NPHS golfers started their season with a fifteen member team. There were five returning lettermen to lead the team. The season began with an invitational here in North Platte, the team's only home meet. They placed second at the Scottsbluff meet, fourth at the Mid-Nebraska Invitational in Kearney, and placed fifth at the Trans-Nebraska. The team's season ended at the District meet. lt was a long disappointing season, Coach Anderson noted. l'd been hop- ing for much better results. The varsity golfers were capable of beating most teams in the dis- trict. They were young and inconsistent, and having the golf season in the fall was not good for North Platte's season, he said. TOP: Steve Allen looks on as Ed Oldham sinks a putt. BOTTOM: Back Row: Coach Gary Anderson, S. Allen, Ft. Fludel, E. Oldham, D. Schuett, J. Freeman. Front Row: O. Treat, D. Weaver, R. Baker, B, Starr, T. Saeger. Sports 101 102 Sp able Wins state CC championship TOP: Back Row, Coach Doug Martin, W. Nelson, R. Anderson, B. Sable, T. O'NeiII, R. Carroll. Front Flow: T. Madagame, T. SLoggett, L. Gently N. Timmons. LEFT: Brad Sable, portrait of a state champion. MIDDLE: Tim O'Neill warming up. With tour returning letter men, the North Platte Cross Country team was one to be reckoned with. The harriers placed either first or seconc in all of their ten meets including state where they were runner-up to Kearney. Brad Sable, the BuIldog's leading runner, placed first ir all of the meets except one Sable also won the State Cross Country Championship title. The Bulldogs had a nevi coach this year, Doug Nlartir from Gothenburg. This is af fine a group of athletes af l've been around, Martir commented. They run thei hardest at every meet anc you can't ask for much more than that. Inexperienced team makes trip tolsincoln North Platte high's Bull- dogs climaxed the 1978 season with a trip to the State tournament by defeating Hastings and Grand lsland in the District Tournament. The Bulldogs lost in the first round against a strong Omaha Central team in a close well played game, which ended their season with a 9-lO record. North Platte featured a relatively young team with only one senior in the start- ing line-up. Chuck Ander- son and Zane Smith were named to the West Big Ten All-Conference team. Coach Millsap said, lt was a rewarding season due to the fact that the Bulldogs far surpassed the expectations of sportscast- ers. l THIS PAGE TOP: K. Pickett, T. Budler, R Stevens, M. Stough, C. Anderson, Z Smith, l. Brown. Flow 2: Fl. Williams, D Smith, Fl. Anderson, M. Brown, M. Hand J. Graham, J. Alexander, T. Kendall, J Melott. THlS PAGE ABOVE: Chuck Ander son puts up a jump shot. SPO 104 Spon PWA as . ,.. .Wu ., .ue .. I is ..s.-....g 'avpewfg OPPOSITE PAGE TOP FAR LEFT: An elated Chuck Anderson wears the win- ners net. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP CENTER: Tom Budler goes up for the rebound. THIS PAGE FAR LEFT: Matt Stough is on top of things against G.I. THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT: Matt Stough aims for two. THIS PAGE ABOVE: Mike Brown and Chuck Anderson don't leave much room to spare for opponent. THIS PAGE LEFT: Zane Smith stretches for the rebound. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Matt Stough shoots at close range. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Brown dis- plays District trophy. Sports 105 106 Sports , sophs practice skills, gain experience TOP LEFT: M. Littlejohn, S. Allen, S Peters, R. Rudel, K. Pickett, S. Fenster Coach James Montgomery. Row Two: J Alexander, D. Smith, J. Graham, T. Mat thews, S. Weskamp. LEFT: JV players dis cuss team strategy. SOPHOMORE BAS KETBALL PLAYERS Not Pictured: M Anthony, B. Burrows, C. Dragoo, D Groathouse, L. Oltmanns, R. Riner, N Smith, T. Kalowski. f rapplers start slow, send five to state ln its fifteenth year at NPHS, the wrestling team opened the season with only seven returning letter- men. We started slow, due to injuries, but as the season went on it go bet- ter, Coach Ben Barends said. The team finished the regular season with a 1-6 dual record defeating Ogal- lala. The Bulldogs improved in Invitational action and succeeded in winning some individual titles. At the Kearney Invi- tational they finished sixth and at Lexington they placed fifth. Still improving their showing, at the Spar- tan lnvitational, they took second place. At Trans- Nebraska, the grapplers finished in third place and had three first place medal- ists Jeff Castle, Marty Thalken, and Jim Stewart. Next action was the Big Ten meet where the team placed eigthth. Concluding the season at the District meet, they made their best showing of the season. Mark Fiedler and Eugene Stevenson were both District Champi- ons as well as Jim'Stewart, who lost an overtime deci- sion to take second place. This meet also qualified five wrestlers to go on to the state meet in Lincoln. They were Mark Fiedler, Jim Stewart, Marty Thalken, all seniors, and Randy Rasmussen and Eugene Stevenson, both juniors. The only person to place at the state meet was Jim Stewart for third place, wrestling at 98 pounds. For the number of wres- tlers we had at state we could have done better and should have placed higher than we did, Barends commented. Our season was pretty good consider- ing the competition in this district and that there are only five wrestlers with var- sity experience. Team captains for the 1978 season were Jeff Castle, Mark Fiedler, and Marty Thalken. The fastest pin of the season was by Jim Stewart in 33 seconds. Jim also set team record in best season record of 17-3- 0, and best career record of 64-14-O. BELOW: Back Row: K. Wederski, R. Har- rach, P. Hall, J. Bargell, J. Anderson, B. Croufutt, G. King, J. James. MIDDLE ROW: Student Manager D. Goforth, Coach Dan Delgado, K. Jergensen, F. Rasmussen, M. Fiedler, J. Castle, M. Thalken, E. Stevenson, Coach Ben Bar- ends. Front Row: K. Nelson, K. Stewart, C. Branting, S. Lyons, M. Miller, M. Fied- ler. 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OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Kevin Stewart picks up points as he drives his opponent to the mat. BOT- TOM: Co-Captain Mark Fiedler tries to muscle his counterpart. Sports 109 Team gains through enthusiasm, hard Work With an enthusiastic and hard working team, the girls' basketball team ended their season with wins over Ogallala and Gothenburg. Coaches for the Bulldogs were Mr. Ron Mohs and Mrs. Patti Severson, varsity, and Nlr. Dave Stevens, junior varsity. The varsity team had a 2-10 record and the JV team finished 5-9. The sophomore team fin- ished with a 3-2 record. Coach Ron Mohs said, This year was a good year of coach- ing girls' basketball because the girls were enthusasitc and willing to work hard. He went on to say, The sen- iors gave me a lot of help and showed leadership to the younger members of the team. Susie Quirk, a sophomore, was named to the West Big Ten All-Conference team. 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W s ,, ' ft-rf In s-- 9 - 'L V fi ' ,, 1 10 Sports OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Row 1: Coach Ron Mohs, R. Tatman, L. Hiatt, L. Criner, K. McDade, K. Anderson, B. Weskamp. Row 2: C. Bokoskie, J. Thayer, S. Ouirk, P. Guthrie, C. Lewis. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: Susie Ouirk stretches for the start of the game jump ball. ABOVE: Laura Hiatt takes a short range jump shot. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: JV players are given instructions by Coach Dave Stevens. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Susie Ouirk goes up for a short jump shot. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: JV play- ers attempt to open themselves in order to receive the ball. OPPOSITE PAGE MID- DLE: Row 1: J. Castle, T. O'Neill, T. Halli- gan, R. Tatman, J. Pickett, S. Golden, C. Furse, L. Criner, Coach Ron Stevens. Flow 2: K. Anderson, C. Bokoskie, T. Pratt, C. Ackerman, N. Krizek, J. Florom, C. Johnson. THIS PAGE MIDDLE: Dawn Henry from the line. 1 ifhiifxfgx - I ::..::,,:s: ef ff.. W - - :Q tif: is ? s' if fs 7 S fa. 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MIDDLE: JV players in action. i l l l l Girls' tennis team finish best ever at state The girls' tennis team lplaced eighth at the state ymeet, their best finish in J State competition. T According to Coach l Linda Carlson, One of the highesthonors the girls received was the sports- manship award at -the Kearney Invitational. l 5 Deb Honerman and Mary :Niebauer played No. 1 and No. 2 singles respectively. Pam Powers and Charity iHill played No. l doubles while Jodi Helms and Julie .Phagan played No. 2 dou- bles. Chosen as the outstand- ing player for the season was Mary Niebauer. l 2nd M-Big 10 sfsgw fy. - - v szfffg 2 ' Wfff .I 1 . lei? A is V X M, .J Y , i ,,, . ,, , ,W bn.-N - 1,5 , ' -V ,.i .- W ft -f ' J.. gm, Q A 54, ri 32-Y ' may ul.: -. , ' S I f -' M... ,gm j fxwfx ,, , A 1. 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Sports 113 irl g mnasts hmdered b mexpertence Starting its third year under its third coaching staff, the girls gymnastics team was hindered by inexperience. When the pro- gram is young and the team is young, many mistakes are made. Our win-loss record was not fantastic, but the experience the younger members of the team received will show up in the years to come, Coach Rich Rei- nert commented. The top scorers for the season were Beth Jording on the vault and uneven parallel bars, D'Nae Spencer on the beam, and Angie Greco on the floor exercise. Beth Jording went to the state meet competing on the vault, but did not get into the finals. D'Nae Spencer was the strongest all- around competitor. LeAnn Schwindt, senior, and Angie Greco, junior, were the captains for the 1978 season. Coach Rei- nert was assisted by Mrs. Linda Anderson. I i i f 114 Sports I i- ' ww ,. 2' riff f' A - .K fe- fax: -2 A . ws? gyms ff are New 3 w :K W K 44 c 'N Q W' Ma A155 q iii' SEQ Q ,hsqgk 3 h 1f51sg,, 4 .. .L ' sf .mge31ifw.x1, : he 51 xx 't':'f'f't3,32t'Q Y'W4 f . we Q , W. Wk 8 we W., gy 5 aww: Wav y 4 , 3 f 'fe , Meta 2 ,, . SQ W A V v QQ is N fm 'Lama Q , N'--waz l' 4 cfm it A X we . OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Co-Captain Le Ann Schwindt performs on the uneven parallel bars. BOTTOM: Back Row: L. Leitzke, manager: K. Tooman, C. Kirk, D. Welsh, R. Lynch. D. Spencer, S. Tuenge, M. Getty, S. Giglio, manager. Middle Row: Coach Linda Anderson, B. Jording, C. McGee, L. Schwindt, D. Subbert, K. Carroll, P. Jung, A. Greco, M. Murtaugh, Coach Rich Reinert. First Row: C. Mur- taugh, L. Subbert, S. Perez, M. Miller, A. Getty, J. Sawyer. Seated: J. Zwiebel, manager. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Beth Jording smooths out her routine. Middle: Co-Captain Angie Greco finishes the rou- tine. UPPER RIGHT: Kathy Tooman exec- utes a chest stand on the beam, Sports 115 Bulldogs fifth at state as Sable takes gold The 1978 Bulldog track team had twelve qualifiers go to the state meet in Omaha where North Platte tied with Omaha Tech for 5th place. Brad Sable cap- tured a gold medal in the tvvo-mile and a silver in the mile. Dave Lowe tied for third in the vault, and the mile relay consisting of Bod Anderson, Jason Anderson, Rod Carroll, and Mike O'Dell were 6th, North Platte also quali- fied for state in the two- mile relay, long jump, triple jump, 440, and the 880. Both the mile and the two- mile relays posted their best times ever at the state meet. Head Coach for the Bull- dogs was Mr. Doug Martin. He was assisted by Mr. Robert Starr, weights, Mr. Robert lVlcFarland, sprints and hurdles, and Mr. Gary Cooper as long jump and pole vault coach. Mr. Mar- tin coached the distance runners. Chosen as the outstand- ing track letterman for 1978 was Brad Sable. With only six graduating senior track members, the outlook for the 1979 sea- son is optimistic. 116 Sports l - l l l .qi if . fs R 'X 51-lgif 5 - - --fav - s , 1 8 . , at 1-k ,,.5..!'t Tl -if 1 1 1 -N. , 1 s.,, i 92? ...site Q S - M 39.f if-ff! Q - 'P' gQf-s-wt-mwmwismamn K - 'QQ t tf?-Q gg., -s - -L-'N ' f ' 'W- 1. v . ff? . - 1 'kwlfiifgglwkeitf-- --at t t ' .l , sg. .... . . xzwlgf Q, V iy g W E ., ,,.. . I Wai' ., .T 1 .V - rf we in . ,. gm-, V Q. F, W ' 557.2 . , -at 'rf 'few . - . xo.- I' , tg ff. F: ,E my w5-,i JSI Q2 1 H xi,4iifw - ,ep ,if Y-if . Sgt.-. fl I gf E E KM .Ei in .V I Ma., , , . f f , E ' Q Q Q S . . M -me f , ,H '- - -as me 1 Z'1'fQ, xl' -.fdifff .,.f.f ,.,. S55 in T M .14 wmvvif., ,MM ..,. -.ie . . 4 , .1 or . v ,, , .,:.,, of 'N I - A 1, SS 225: ,w r 5 g ' f iff! r . . , . .f Z 1 Q,- : ' H K'LA T . , H: ,,f w5gg5fjfg, as-1 a1 fX'r ' . ,. www,-. , :ftpgrtn g- Q.. ff -- 1 ..,. Bill Inv. V ... U gnu yi. 3:4 f:,,'?'Z.a..:.., 1,.a5'a J A OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: CFifth Rowj: Head Coach Doug Martin, Mr. Robert McFarland, Mr. Gary Cooper, Doug Long, Mr. James Montgomery. CFourth Rowjz M. Hand, M. O'Dell, J. Anderson, C. Anderson, L. Sanford, K. Kilgore, W. Nel- son. CThird Rowjz R. Anderson, M. Tay- lor, J. Olson, D. Lehman, N. Timmons, T. Workman, T. Madagame. CSecond Rowj: J. Gustafson, S. Lyons, T. Kamino, J. Small, C. Dragoo, R. McCIellen, E. Ste- venson. CFirst Rowjz B. Sable, M. Bellew, T. O'Neill, M. Thalken, R. Carroll, D. Lowe. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Roger McClellen, runs his leg of the two-mile relay. THIS PAGE ABOVE: State Qualifi- ers: fBack Rowjz R. Anderson, J. Ander- son, R. Carroll, B. Sable, M. O'Dell, M. Taylor. CFront Rowbz M. Bellew, M. Hand, L. Sanford, J. Small, D. Lowe, R. McClellen. THIS PAGE CENTER LEFT: Mike O'Dell carries the,baton in the mile relay. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: State gold medalist Brad Sable displays his form in the two-mile run. Sports 117 we Q UPPER LEFT: Eugene Stevenson pre- pares to throw the shot put. ABOVE: Tim Madagame and Noel Timmons face not only their opponents but the weather as well. LEFT: Mike O'Dell catches his oppo- nent. FAR LEFT: Mark Taylor puts forth all his effort as he strives for a winning jump. M' Glrls relay teams show season strength With 35 girls out for track this year, they made some strong showings. As the season got into full swing, the team traveled to Kearney for an indoor meet where they tied for fourth place. Lexington was defeated by the Platters in the next meet. At the Scottsbluff-McCook dual, North Platte placed second to a tough Scottsbluff team, but took first in the Ogallala-McCook dual. On to Trans-Nebraska, the girls took fifth place, and at the Big Ten meet the team placed fourth, going on to take fifth place at the Districts meet. The 440-880 relay team composed of Joni Thayer, Nancy Wicks, Laura Hiatt, and Claudia Halligan place either first or second in all of their meets losing twice to Scotts- bluff. The relay teams qualified for the state meet. Team members also qualifying for state were Joni Thayer in the 220, Laura Hiatt running the 100, and Charlie Lewis throw- ing the discus. At the state meet, North Platte's 440 relay team took sec- ond, the 880 relay team taking third, but in team scoring the Bulldogs did not place. TOP: Mary Spohn practices the shot put. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lee Ann Malizola runs the 880. BOTTOM LEFT: Charlie Lewis prepares to throw the discus. Sport Li' f 4 . U ... ,, .f A ' fl f ' A , WD. 'f .- g 5 ik . ,Q wf::- :-- mX..if,g,-Fr' f -' , A. I F s..:, , if -,4f5:.1f-Q ,-, ' am ,- ,g i We-'wiv U, ' ' 'a - 2, 'ff' L' K 1 '. ' 'V , M ' ' fr . K - ,, Q fa rwffdp----1 'fp W ' - E, A -f ww-mQ4',Q 5f a L: , , vw f ' - 4 fliilfifeg' - ,, .M 1 . '- M' aw ' 1 N- gf .11 g HP. 5 Q-V QS' -P4 3? 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Jording, D. Miller. Front Row: Coach Jane Doud, M. Petersen, S. Anderson, L. Gentry, J. Thayer, C. Halligan, S. Golden, K. Starr, Coach Bob Starr. THIS PAGE MIDDLE: Back Row: K. Carroll, T. Pratt, S. Greely, G. Kucera, M. Miller, L. David- son, T. Lange, J. Bunger, W. Raetz. Front Row: L. Malizola, E. Gentry S. Thomp- son, S. Scritsmier. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Nancy Wicks finishes her leg of the relay race as she hands off to Laura Hiatt. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: 440-880 relay team, Joni Thayer, Nancy Wicks, Laura Hiatt, Claudia Halligan. Spons 2 T5 , f .I K C R OU? .' f XJ . A156 ff! Duke Quw P, ' X K' I N., Q94 ffli '70Mf fmqf fL dcvd W Q gx . .X , Q - - , 3 Spbigw ,KJ J fnffw wb Aww KJ - X KN ' -, Y? E fig I lb V QC X fb KS lb XR: xl! xxx Q A FX 'xxxw-wx ,Q F, X1 1 Q ' QC XX -X NR Q9 ' AJ A Q5 WNNQNQ. xffw L - X xg V mg X f xfxw fl JID haf Q SR 3 Vu Qu QX 5.1 A N Q SWF? Gu Qs J Y iifkq f 6, Wag f 7 af- id we StuCo experiments with many new plans Student Council tried many new things this year, most prov- ing successful. Bulldog of the Month, an award given to an outstanding boy or girl of that month, was chosen by a com- mittee consisting ot two Stu- dent Council members, the president of each class, three faculty members, and Mr. Sed- lacek and Mr. Roth. The awards were announced at the monthly school board meetings and each winner was given a watch. To help promote spirit at the basketball games, Student Council set up The Spirit Club. Any student could belong. All that was required was to buy a blue and gold T- shirt inscribed with North Platte High School and sit in a certain section. Student Council sponsored two movies Earthquake and Tommy , homecoming and Color Week, hosted the District Convention with St. Pat's, and sponsored one bus to an out-ot town game. They also bought a Cardiopulmonary resuscitation dummy for classes next year. Four scholarships of S250 were given to Mike Alexander, Jim Grabouski, Kim Holm, and DeeJo Madison. Alternates were Todd Beers, Jerry Mur- taugh, Melissa Rouch, and Mar- garet Mahular. These were cho- sen by a committe of Student Council members. 24 Og ' Sf , 'W f. me Kathi Q5 Ee Lnff, - KN. J - tt' sf' wig .ry 5 5' 3 , . 15: 14? OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Flow 1: M. San- ford, sergeant-at-arms: S. Axthelm, vice- president: M. Rouch, president: P. Niel- sen, secretary: Mr. Larry Roth, sponsor. Row 2: T. Smith, P. Balerud, J. Gra- bouski, J. Witter, L. Florom, T. Beers. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Doug Long hangs up decorations for Homecoming Dance. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Stu- dent Council members count ballots after Sophomore elections. THIS PAGE MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Sanford and Annette Roth select gifts for Christmas baskets. THIS PAGE LEFT: Student Council members run for re-election for the following year. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: N. Krizek, K. Ward, J. Conley, P. Best, C. Ackerman, S. Scritsmier, D. Long. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE: N. Wicks, E. Burford, D. Smith, V. Overholt, K. Kilgore, A. Roth. Organizations 125 V0 126 Organizations FHM OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Melissa Rouch and Pam Best take admissions from Robin Carpenter and Kelley Ander- son at the movie Tommy . UPPER LEFT: Todd Beers and Mike Sanford make spirit recipe at assembly. UPPER RIGHT: Pam Best and Nancy Krizek sell spirit T-shirts. LEFT: Jim Grabouski and Paul Nielsen work projector at Student Council movie. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT- TOM RIGHT: Mike Sanford and Jim Gra- bouski participate in the Doughnut Eat- ing Contest. BOTTOM LEFT: Virginia Overholt and Annette Roth listen patiently at District Convention. Organizations 2 Separate squads added to sp1r1t program Separate squads for football and basketball were added to the cheer- leading program. This gave more girls a chance to be a cheerleader. lt also allevi- ated the problem of cheer- leaders being absent from games because of their own athletic participation. Under the new rules, cheerleaders cannot partic- ipate in a sport the same season she is a cheer- leader. During basketball sea- son, the cheerleaders were joined by the Spirit Club, a newly organized group set up by Student Council. 128 Og Lx.,-, 2- NXASSQ ' it hi OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Varsity Football: Tammy Smith, Susan Axthelm, Bobbi Heiss, LeAnn Schwindt, Piper Kim- ball, Pam Best. LOWER LEFl': JV Foot- ball: Cindy Smith, Terri Payton, Trina Lange, Janine Castle. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Altig, cheerleading sponsor. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Gymnastics - Wrestling: Torri Clark, Kathy McClellen, Margene Gross, Rhonda Young, Tammy Slater, Merry Ellis. MIDDLE LEFT: JV Bas- ketball: Cindy Smith, Mitzi Miller, Pam Best, Janine Castle, Tami Voris. ABOVE: Varsity Basketball: Tammy Smith, Nancy Wicks, Sandy Sommers, Charity Hill. fNot Pictured: Susan Axthelm and Con- nie Slaghtj. LOWER LEFT: Cheerleaders form into the half sun after the introduc- tion of players. Organizations 129 Honor Societ initiates 61 new members Kylie Axthelm Harvey Bauer Cindy Capps Mike Egner Laurie Gentry Jan Haws Margaret Mahula 130 organszano S LB Y' '1 I' Ti 'Q . -S SN or . Q, A an V? C r Vg it li ':- l 1 . 2 4 -'if Q 3 i .f 'Mit' 1 Mike Babcock Todd Beers Shelli Carman Gale Falconer Gary Geroge Robyn Henderson Tammy Barnett Martin Caffrey Mary Danielson Jo Ann Farley Cindy Glanzer Kim Holm Sixty-one students were initiated into the National Honor Society. Each stu- dent was selected by the faculty ot NPHS according to achievements in scholar- ship, service to school and community, leadership and character. Mrs. Beth McNeel, Mrs. Linda Anderson, and Mr. Dan McGuire sponsored the NHS activities. Not pictured are Mike Alexander, Wes Cain, Pam Guthrie, Mary Niebauer, Brad Sable, and Mike Sue- demier. W ,f ii Dottie Feik Lori Florom James Grabouski Randy Grachek Mary Ann Laurinat Rod Carroll Kathy Maline Donna Olson Melissa Fiouch Mark Synovec Jane Varicak Rebecca Matthews Jacque Patterson Mike Sanford Marty Thalken Jim Westman x.........2 f4.. Dan Most Kim Plienis Lisa Schmitz Joni Thayer Jim Witter Tom Murphy Paul Roberts Jennifer Schuerl Kyle Timmons Doug Woltemath 5 1. Jerry Murtaugh Brian Roggow Linda Shanks Scott Toillion Shari Yates Paul Nielsen Brad Roth Joanne Shimmin Kathy Tooman Jett Zweibel Organizations 131 132 Parties, banquet, tea, mark Tr1 H1 Y year Mickey Mouse, L'il Abner as well as Raggedy Ann and Andy were some of the cartoon characters you might have seen at the get- acquainted party of Tri-Hi- Y, a girls service organiza- tion. Some of the activities of the group included Thanks- giving Baskets to needy families, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, and a Christmas party sponsored with Key Club for underpri- vileged children. The Father-Daughter Banquet, a time when the girls honor their fathers, was in February. At this time the Royalty was announced as Tammy Sla- ter, Queen, Annette Both, Junior Attendantp and Linda Kellogg, Sophomore Attendant. A Tea for the Mothers was given in March, with senior girls modeling Prom Dresses as part of the entertainment. To finish off the year, a breakfast was scheduled to honor seniors and install new officers . As money making pro- jects, the club sold key chains with carved Bulldog heads. They also sold candy at basketball games. O9 - . ,, .. . ti 9 L ,. , . 1... 3 . f I . 4 i L it ., , . mf? Xgrw OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Row 1: J. Haws, president, A. Withers, historian: K. Starr, service chairman: M. Rouch, publicity chairman, T. Slater, social chairman: S. Kelley, music chairman. Row 2: S. Krull, finance chairman, S. Nelson: J. McHarness: S. Giglio: A. Roth, vice-presi dent: J. Journey, treasurer: Mrs. Dahl, sponsor. Row 3: T. Barnett, R. Hendera son, K. Swanson, B. Mathews, S. Collins, C. Glanzer, G. Falconer, L. Porter. THIS PAGE TOP: Sue Giglio, Patty Rivera, Marta Hudson, and Kim Hansel pack Thanksgiving baskets. THIS PAGE MID DLE: Julie McHarness, Tammy Barnett, Kim Swanson, Melissa Rouch, Susan Kelley, Robyn Henderson, Sherry Collins, Gale Falconer, Tammy Slater, and Suz- ette Nelson model at the Mother-Daugh- ter Tea. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Tri- Hi-Y Royalty: Tammy Slater, queen: Linda Kellogg, sophomore attendant: Annette Roth, junior attendant. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Ann Girard sells candy. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Row 1: M. Walker, S. Long. Row 2: S. White, B. Smith, K. Kellogg, L. Nichols, M. Pet- ersen, S. Wells, P. Jung, K. Hansel, M. Hudson. Row 3: L. Leitzke, T. Wemple, J. Small, D. Honerman, L. Davis, C. Peter, sen, L. Fosbinder. 19? Organizations 33 irls get sweaters, members earn shirts With the second year ofa combined Letterclub, girls decided to join the boys in wearing letter sweaters. To distinguish the two, the girls got gold with two blue stripes around the sleeves. Some of the activities of the club included. picnics Cone for faculty members and the other with GIAJ. The group initiated new members and held a ban- quet at the end of the year. The main money-making projects came from selling concessions at basketball games and the girls' state track meet. Letter Club also sponsored the Twirp Dance. This year, it a Letter Club member sold three times at the basketball games, they received a blue and gold shirt as a reward. Three scholarships were given to senior members. Two named for Del Baller- Rosco Tolly were given to Pam Powers and Marty Thalken, and the Claire- Sloan Memorial scholar- ship was given to Jett Cas- tle. 134 Og ' r . yt, -Q ef-ft ' , sc ams 2 f,.i s se ,..' N E -if f4,,,.,.. ,Mx Q x ,ffa Xt, f 'Qs XR Ts. P' Nw 155 ' 'X ., g it , .f 1,6 L f P 4' UG if - ft fi v i 'W' - f. ', ' - Es! -5 'ff L' 'Vs . fp.. RQ OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Officers: Row 1: C. Halligan, secretary: P. Powers, vice- president, M. Fiedler, sergeant-at-arms, M. Thalken, president. Row 2: Mrs. Linda Carlson, Mr. Ben Barends, co-sponsors. THIS PAGE TOP: Row 1: N. Wicks, R. Bryant, T. Kendall, B. Bruns, L. Hiatt, K. Starr. Row 2: J. Zwiebel, M. Spohn, S. Giglio, M. Stough, C. Lewis, L. Capps, L. Fosbinder. Row 3: N. Timmons, K. Pick- ett, M. Clark, P. Crow, J. Small, R. Ander- son, A. Rubin. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Fiedler and Mr. Ben Bar- ends fix popcorn for concessions at bas- ketball games. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Alan Ugai sweeps the floor during halftime. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Row 1: G. Gillis, M. Fiedler, P. Powers, C. Halligan, M. Thalken, R. Grachek. Row 2: R. Williams, L. Gentry, C. Capps, J. Thayer, M. Niebauer, H. Bauer, J. Gra- bouski. Row 3: W. Cain, M. Woodhead, J. Castle, M. Sawyer, J. Oualls, T. Beers. THIS PAGE MIDDLE: Row 1: T. Perez, J. Helms, K. Kirk, A. Greco, B. Jording, D. Honerman. Row 2: T. Wemple, S. Rum- ery, T. Bohlender, E. Stevenson, T. Budler, R. Lynch, J. Ryan, C. Hill. Row 3: P. Hall, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Hand, J. Clinton, S. Allen, J. Graham, Z. Smith. Organizations 135 -rfyw 136 Organlzations OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Mark Wood- head, Rob Boon, and Wes Cain cook hot dogs at the picnic for the faculty and their families. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Randy Grachek fixes popcorn for Letterclub events. THIS PAGE TOP: Pam Powers and Deb Honerman sell T-shirts to visitors at the Girls' State Track meet. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Mike Sanford and Allan Flubin sell concessions at the Girls' State Track meet. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT- TOM: Scott Dishman, Jeff Castle and Jeff Small serve the faculty. Sports 137 138 Key Club entertains children, sells candy This year's Key Club tried to get back on its feet by increasing its membership. Key Club began the year by giv- ing S200 to the United Way. They held a Halloween party and a Christmas party for underprivileged children. The club also sponsored a child in Brazil and sold con- cessions at the football games. My x 2? A 09 vi - ff ag? f rt2fm'E5gf3::,r .tm : - 'Ti -IN 5 -I 'Q WY.-,tt :N ,IQ f Rim ,EsmPt1t:. ..L OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Kristi Sitorius and Connie Roach keep score while Wade Nelson looks on at the Key Club member's bowling party. OPPOSITE PAGE Rl.GHT: Dixie Miller tries for a strike at the bowling party for new mem- bers. THIS PAGE TOP: D. Miller, B. Bierma, E. Kimball, L. Schwindt, J. Gra- bouski, K. Sitorius, J. Oualls, L. Riley, Mr. Frank Albertson, sponsor. ABOVE: Mr. Frank Albertson Csponsorj discusses his strategy while he awaits his turn. THIS PAGE LEFT: Ed Kimball entertains one of the children at the Key Club Tri-Hi- Y Christmas party. Organizations 139 Photograph Photography Club started out strong but with declining membership par- ticipation the club activities dwindled during the year. The main goal of Photogra- phy Club is to teach the taking of pictures, dark- room techniques, and good composition. THIS PAGE TOP: Row 1: B. Morton, pres- ident, J. Journey, vice-president, K. Starr, secretary: J. Grabouski, treasurer. Row 2: C. Roach, M. Synovec, K. Kirk, J. Small, S. Schaefer, J. Pierson, ER. Edwards. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Connie Roach sets in the negative as preparation of printing a picture. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Starr and Jim Grabouski decide on which negative to print. Organizations club membership dwmdles 1 f IQ. f . 1 w.H.....Ay5X5 . - Q1 Ra ?f , . . , ,. .s . I 11.q..fp?v-1f'Mg! Drama Club plays staged, policies revised Drama Club underwent a change of policies this year with additional meetings and also an increase in membership. The club sponsored three plays: The Diary of Anne Frank, the student directed one- acts, and the 'mellow drammer', No Mother to Guide Her: or More to be Pitied than Censured. Attendance at 'The Diary of Anne Frank' was greater than that of any previous play, said Mr. Derryl Barr, sponsor, The attendance at the other plays were about normal. TOP OF PAGE: Front Row: M. Gilliam, E. Hansen, C. Smith, S. Anderson, Mr. Der- ryl Barr, sponsor. Middle Bow: K. Kirk, J. Spearman, J. Westman, T. Smith, A. Gir- ard. Back Row: H. Bauer, J. Grabouski, A. Brewer, M. Henry, N. Smith. ABOVE: Lynette Phiffer helps the crew backstage by painting thisladder. LEFT: Dawn Henry, Mr. Derryl Barr, and Jim West- man work backstage to prepare the set. Organization GIA continues fun events and activities GIA started the year off as the Seniors worked together to build a cup cas- tle at the get acquainted pizza party. At the Powder Puff game, the seniors again defeated the juniors and sophomores in a score of 22-O and 8-O. January through March the basketball and co-ed volleyball Intramurals took place. The winning team in basketball was the Herpes IV with a record of 5-I and in volleyball Laura Hiatt's team won with a record ot 8-2. The Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring gave girls a chance to be recognized for their participation in the activities throughout the year. The year closed with the annual picnic with Letter Club at which Miss GIA and Mr. Bulldog was announced. Q . if ' f ' ji Q If fg- '51 l shelf, w 5 .. 'X if gil 1' V3 .7 t Q W, me if -sf? ,f X Q. re A -M F . fig Ve I Y X if dw, I tif iltk MIDDLE LEFT: Row 1: D. Madison, J. Pat- terson, L. Hiatt, representative: P. Pow- ers, vice-president, C. Halligan, presi- dent: Mrs. Carlson, sponsor. Row 2: T. Smith, L. Schwindt, C. Capps, L. Lehne, S. Collins, T. Slater, M. Niebauer, T. Miller. Row 3: L. Florom, J. Haws, G. Stagnaro, J. Thayer, L. Gentry, S. Ander- son, P. Kimball, G. McCammon, C. Gree- ley. LOWER LEFT: Row 1: L. Capps, J. Journey, G. Overholt, K. Starr, M. Peter- sen, K. Anderson, J. Wesslund. Row 2: K. Kellogg, S. Krull, D. Honerman, S. Leon- hardt, D. Schwartz, C. Lewis, P. Jung, S. Golden, J. Mayfield S. Wells. Row 3: A. Roth, B. Westcamp, T. Wemple, L. Leitzke, S. Giglio, M. Sophn, J. Castle, P. Zarkowski, C. Petersen, L. Davis, K. Plantz. UPPER RIGHT: Row 1: B. Heiss, C. Johanson, R. Ebel, J. Phagan, L. Goe- dert, J. Elm, M. Huether. Row 2, C. Reis- back, T. Norman, C. Shirlaw, T. Shanan, J. Ryan, D. Miller, C, Main, T. Dahlgren, D. Terrill, R. Suedmeier,'V. Svoboda. Row 3, C. Hill, L. Riley, S. White, S. Campbell, R. Lynch, E. Burford, A. With- ers, S. Bennet, J. Small, L. Fosbinder, K. Kelso. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors work together to build a cup castle at the Pizza Party. LOWER RIGHT: Juniors make their strategy against the Seniors in the annual Powder Puff game. Organizations 143 J'?Fl f' xv Q .W-,, ',155q,5 , ,11.,-:qw 144 Organizations OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Flow 1: A. Girard, S. Scritsmier, N. Krizek, K. Will- son, M. Walker, L. Kellogg. Row 2: S. Greeley, D. Yonker, R. Tatman, L. Criner, T. Lange, L. Davidson. Row 3: J. Bunger, T. Pratt, R. Widhalrn, D. Henry, M. Gul- llon, J. Mattke. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Danette Terrill and her mother visit with other members at the Mother- Daughter Tea. THIS PAGE TOP: Miss GIA, Pam Powers, and Mr. Bulldog, Marty Thalken. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Members go through the food line at the GIA - Letter Club picnic. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Linda Carlson, sponsor, announces awards during the Mother-Daughter Tea. OPPO- SITE PAGE BOTTOM: Shelly Campbell, Robin Lynch, Kari Kelso, Deb Honerman, Sue Krull, Connie Rankin, and Diane Miller play cards in the showers at the GIA slumber party. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE LEFT: Charlie Lewis and Brian Castle set up for the spike during volley- ball intramurals as Mr. Gordon Peeks supervises. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE RIGHT: Row I: J. Castle, S. Thompson, J. Rickett, D. Wright, L. Mallzola, T. O'NeiII. Row 2: S. Ouirk, J. Florom, S. Tuenge, W. Raetz, K. Harnagel, L. Stag- naro. Row 3: S. Sommers, P. Best, M. Miller, J. Helms, S. Johnson, T. Halligan, B. Blerma. Organizations 145 146 Blue and Gold Pacers have busy season The Blue and Gold Pacers had the busiest season since they were started in 1971. They performed at one football game, four home basket- ball games, the Nebraska Bed-White Basketball game, Boy's District and State Tournaments, and the Denver Broncos-Jaycees Allstars Benefit Basketball game. To pay for the year end banquet as well as expenses to perform at the various games, the girls sold concessions at the Head East concert last summer. Concluding the year, the drill team scheduled a banquet at which time sophomores put on a skit and awards and gifts were presented. O9 OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Angie Greco and Susie Thompson twirl in routine Mame'f. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Jackie Journey and Linda Capps begin performance at Broncos-Jaycees Allstars game. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Val Skinner plays drums as Pacers perform entrance and exit. THIS PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Jody Best, Diana Nora man, and Kelly Anderson step out Mame . THIS PAGE LOWER LEFT: Janice Baier and Jill Elm talk after performance. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Miss Jane Doud, sponsor: D. Spencer, K. Baade, D. Feik, M. Niebauer, P. Powers, Captain: V. Overholt, Co-Captain: S. Thompson, Sophomore Representative: K. Edwards, J. Varicak, S. Carmen. Row 2: J. Rickett, L. Stgnaro, S. Yates, J. Best, J. Haws, J. Patterson, C. Halligan, K. Sitorius, S. Anderson, R. Ebel. Row 3: S. Tuenge, S. Giglio, A. Greco, A. Roth, B. Weskamp, L. Capps, K. Anderson, J. Baier, J. Elm, T. O'NeiIl, S. Long, fNot Pictured: J. Conley, J. Journey, D. Landberg, D. Normanj. . - O I LL OL oowuw who M1901 UM 'I M ' ,0,lJl,Q,h ' Md glj organizations 147 lxzfbbeff QLOJJJ7 OMIM! WU ' fm! 'TT Hard work, long hours produces rodeo Rodeo Club spent the year preparing forthe high school rodeo May 5 and 6. Money-making projects included selling calendars and booster cards. Although the weekend was plagued with rain, the rodeo went ahead with its scheduled events including calf roping, goat roping, bareback riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and pole bending. Mr. Rich Reinert, spon- sor, was again a clown for the rodeo. ang- ' R If sang ' W 43- 'fag 5 . cwOitQJau-i4,gMDwwr HM w fowl gms mul W Gui ldljouok mwfgifgffr fcwcw? cum gfwoi 'Y i 3 f,uffwwu,'7 Wrofmfea Wi own .wJ fuufcd 9,005 mpgs, WLM Weed -lQD'lfJtJJJ- 48 O ganizations Jew, . J MAL? Qivfxcsmtlbofwb A- -' ,.. -A S131 'A OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Bret Ludemann practices on the Rodeo Club owned bucking machine. THIS PAGE TOP: Top Row: Russ Billingsley, B. Grasz, S. Steel, E. Burford, T. Kuhlman, L. Woodgate, D. Tobey, S. Grasz, D. Englert. Middle Row: T. Dixon, M. Hudson, J. Hill, J. Norlem, B. Kugler, B. Ludemann, Randy Billingsley, C. Mentzer, K. Thornburg, C. Kleewein, W. Cain, R. King, A. Motsinger. ABOVE: Dwight Englert tries his skill staying on during the bull riding event at the Arthur High School Rodeo. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mickie Albrecht has fun practicing for the rodeo. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Rich Reinert helps pick up after the rodeo. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Top Row: Marcie Albrecht, T. Voris, Mickie Albrecht, A. Kleewein, Middle Row: D. Hardy, K. Evans, J. Kennedy, L. Grady, N. Hudson. Front Row: R. Robinson, C. Jobman, M. Nichelson, R. Grasz. Not pictured: M. Bomark, K. Boyer, T. Halligan, R. Hansen, G. Hob- lyn, J. Kleewein, L. Kramer, D. Long, J. Mayfield, D. McEntee, J. R. McEntee, K. Mot- singer, A. Norlem, C. Petersen, W. Raetz, S. Wilson, D. Madison, J. Wilson, C. Cohn, S. Anderson, R. Robertson. Organizations 149 i B 1 qw 14, , nm fl J' rx ,EX-.sg L ' , an fm .fifklf Ai .N 'Q 2 .A no.. lf' OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Roger Grasz comes out of the chute as a rodeo clown looks on. THIS PAGE TOP: Tim Dixon stays on his horse in the bareback riding competition while other contestants look on. THIS PAGE BELOW: Brian Kugler stays atop his mount in the bareback rid- ing contest at the Imperial High School Rodeo. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Jenee Hill turns a tight corner in the pole bending event at the Arthur High School Rodeo. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Elaine Burford demonstrates her skill at barrel racing during the Ogallala High School Rodeo. Last year Elaine was a Nebraska State High School Finals Champion Barrel Racer and was fourth going into Nationals. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Sherri Steel helps clean up the grounds after the North Platte High School Rodeo. Rodeo Club Officers this year were: K. Hiatt, treasurer: T. Dixon, president: E. Burford, secretary: F. Russell, sergeant-at-arms, R. Billings- ley, vice-president, and Mr. Rich Reinert, sponsor. sf it I Q Organizations 151 FFA provides fun, learning in busy year i A busy year provided fun and learning for members of the Future Farmers of America. The group had various contests throughout the year including a Range and Land Judging contest, a Livestock Judging in which the senior members received second at Dis- tricts and a Red at State, and the junior members placed fourth at Districts and received a Red at State. They also placed second at Districts in the Farm Wiring contest. ln cooperation with the Police Department, the group sponsored a Bike Rodeo, which gave grade schoolers a chance to test their biking and safety skills. As money raising pro- jects to pay for the many activitites, the members sold magazine subscrip- tions, had candy and fruit sales, and had a slave auc- tion in which 22 members were sold for eight hours of labor. Other activities included a tea for teachers, a CPR course sponsored with the Fire Department, a Sweetheart Dance and a Parent-Member Banquet. Six members attended the National Convention in Kansas City, which con- sisted ot five days of lead- ership workshops and con- ventions. 152 og 'X ' I fr I A 3? Pg ,325 in am 4 In My , . OPPOSITE PAGE: Row 1: D. Mowers, D. Tobey, S. Steel, J. Hill, M. Hudson, G. Henry, J. Norlem, K. Reynolds. Row 2: Mrs. Jody Jacobson, K. Evans, J. McCall, D. Englert, T. Dixon, S. Erickson, R. Robe inson, S. Grasz, S. Andersen. THIS PAGE RIGHT TOP: Kristy Evans, Jewell Nor- lem, and Sandy Andersen serve Mr. Ben Barends and Mr. Dan Delgado at the tea for teachers. LEFT BOTTOM: Jewell Nor- Iem participates in the Land Judging Contest. Organizations 153 mn 'i . LZ' P11 A :lvl-5.5 W ,tr .fx wt'-4' 1- ,hm 1 --Q 'X ,- Q ' iq W, - ,pm 1: if 1 ,G iff, qw-M,A,,.Q 1 5 W ' ..., ' ik' if - fri K I ,Ll x . 'f 'WEL x Y - Q45 fi - ' we pm ff.,.,1we, -f ,kv A 4 '. fa Q 313.5 , v . -it ,Af yt if 1 ' i s E, t,,, A mf, if fff .4-.. my, I ,.,...-..., Q4- 'iv ',1.: rf 1 x 2 154 Organizations ,f V Q7 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Tim Dixon shows young- sters which way to go at the bike rodeo. THIS PAGE TOP: Sweetheart Royalty: Sandy Ander- sen, Oueenp Jewell Norlem, Ist Attendant, and Kristy Evans, 2nd Attendant. THIS PAGE BOT- TOM: Jackie Kennedy, Russ Billingsley and Scott Erickson dance at the FFA Sweetheart dance. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Jodi Jacobsen auctions oft Jewell Norlem at the FFA Slave Auction. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Kristy Evans directs youngsters on the route to go. Organizations 155 THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: FFA members put up a banner in preparation for the FFA banquet. THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Jewell Norlem gives a speech as parents and members listen. THIS PAGE BOT- TOM: Scott Ericson gives certificates of honor for their help and encouragement to Mr. Dave Rasmussen of Production Credit Association, Mr. Richard Sedla- cek, and Mr. Newton Greg of the Bird- wood Company. DEC takes State, goes on to ationals f J DECA combines the teaching of business and retailing in the classroom with actual on-the-job expe- rience. lt also helps the stu- dent better understand the free enterprise system. DECA also gives the dis- tributive education student a chance to compete against other DECA mem- bers at state and national conventions. At the State Convention in Omaha, the local team placed first, qualifying for the National Convention in Washington, for the fifth consecutive year. Besides the conventions, DECA members also partic- ipated in workshops and money-raising projects. At the annual Employer- Employee Banquet Ms. Jane Doud was named the Educator of the Year and Mr. Jim Herrod, the man- ager of Sixth Street at A and Carr, was named Employer of the Year. Mr. Patrick J. Tritt is the sponsor. TOP: Ms. Jane Doud, Educator of the Year: Mr. Jim Herrod, Employer of the Year. CENTER: Regular Officers: Pam Suiter, External vice-president: Bob Lock- man, Internal vice-president: Karen McCIellen, President. BOTTOM: Sue Waugh accepts the Outstanding Female Coop Award for Pat Kramer who was unable to attend the Banquet. Christel Meyer was named the Outstanding Aca- demic Student and Gale Eddins the Out- standing Male Coop Student at the Employer-Employee Banquet. Organizati S 157 I N 158 Organizations FAR LEFT: STATE WINNERS: Back Row: K. Fleischman, K. McCIeIIen, D. Owings, S. Kramer. Back Row: B. Lockman, C. Smith, J. Doucet, A. McNeeI, P. Suiter, C. Meyer, C. Wood, S Goforth. TOP 'CEN- TER: Kim Gregg and Peggy Waugh var- nish cabinets. TOP RIGHT: Bill Borron gets ready to stamp prices on products. BELOW: Karen McCIeIIen checks grocer ies as part of the DECA program. BOT- TOM CENTER: Dawn To'rske rings up a sale. FAR LEFT: EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: K. Ball, T. Smith, C. Wood, V. Strong, executive president. CP. Kramer and C. Smith not shownj. Organizations 159 I 160 Organizations Besides on-the-job experience, DECA students are also taught business and retailing in the classroom. UPPER LEFT: Doug Moog and Dan Bartershell. UPPER RIGHT: Kelly Bain and Peggy Waugh. BOTTOM LEFT: Stewart Goforth, Pam Jung and Cathy McClelIen. ABOVE: Deb Boettger, Laurie Tatum, and Sue Speck. l i Members 'Don't Stop, as deadline nears In meeting a deadline, the yearbook staff must lay out pages, write copy and headlines, and crop pic- tures, often spending long hours before and after school. After meeting a deadline, it's not all fun and games as there are five deadlines. Besides working individ- ually, the staff has to be able to cooperate and work as a team. Only then can the staff work smoothly and flow from one deadline to another. .9 TOP: Members: Front Row: C. McClellen, J. Zwiebel, L. Lehmkuhler, J. Schuett and M. Caffrey, co-editors. Back Flow: D. Miller, A. Smith, J. Journey, S. Golden, M. Rouch, L. Suhr, Mrs. Keith Black- ledge, sponsor. ABOVE: Lori Suhr looks through last year's annual for ideas. LEFT: Loretta Lehmkuhler finds time to relax as Sugar Golden works on her page layouts. Organizations 161 ewspaper means hard work, long hours Hard work, long hours, and last minute rushes were trademarks of the year for the Bulldogger staff. With two deadlines per month, members of the newspaper staff were faced with things such as head- lines, pictures, editorials, and ads. skip' we .i,.. ,. ,D , 'Lf 1 J . . N- ' igsfir f gf r-5 T, 1 ' . . E S-1 -iff LA-fb .. Q 2 3 ,,., K-.Ps X.: , , . sz. ,R- Q -,,.,-in . -, tv- L2'Tf'. 52','.'f'i' 'SWS T ': t S'lr'f'f',' S 2 it 'fs 'PD' n,., ' '1:.-f-- 2, -'la J' -'T '59 if-Q to 4 A Q NS' L T.-1 -fxfffv. 5,' 4 ' N .7 '-3'-'SW 9 -' Q 7 ,rt . - ' 1,.ga.-gift tl, Si i s , sf i ' fl... aft: , -' ng, .gfz ,, . I nj . 5. ' .. L : Mull W A ' ' ' Us 4 t K . 7 ,f K .4 Q1 , UPPER RIGHT: Members: Front Row: C. Lewis, reporter, K. Maiine, editor, C. Shirlaw, page editor, T. Murphy, page editor. Back Row: D. Schwartz, reporter, M. Condon, page editor, M. Clark, page editor, N. Wicks, reporter. RIGHT: Ad Staff: C. Kuszak, R. Tomlinson, J. Helms, L. Lynes, and C. Dickenson, circulation. ABOVE: Reporters S. Giglio, A. Withers, J. Westman. 162 O ganizations 'Y . gy: h V , kxf Y V , L : K QQ U . 'Lu' .- Q 1' l Journalists make publications a success Quill and Scroll is a National Journalism Hon- orary Society, consisting of yearbook and newspaper staff members, as well as photographers. Members must be in the upper one-third of their class and are chosen by Mrs. Keith Blackledge, advisor to both newspaper and annual. Yearbook staff members also must have met all deadlines, and newspaper staff members need at least 160 inches to qualify. K H f,-' ' With several new and inexperienced members, the photograhers had some difficulties in getting pictures taken and printed for the newspaper and annual staffs. But the job did get done. TOP: Members: Front Row: C. Shirlaw, M. Caffrey, A. Smith, J. Westman. Sec- ond Flow: S. Golden, D. Miller, C. McCIeIIen, D. Schwartz. Third Row: M. Rouch, J. Journey, J. Schuett, K. Maline, A. Withers. LEFT: Photographers: G. Kuc- era, J. Small, K. Starr, T. O'NeiIl, K. Lauer, K. Kraning. CNot pictured: J. Jour- ney, LeAnn MaIizola.J Organizatio 163 FBLA holds banquet, sponsors Type a thou Over S5300 was raised during the first Future Bus- iness Leaders of America sponsored March of Dimes Type-a-thon this year. During FBLA week the club members held a ban- quet for their employers. Other events throughout the year were the cookie bake at Christmas, apples for the teachers on Valen- tine's Day, and the fall offi- cers workshop. 164 og , WNW kk f Kd.: .. L ' I , . .. .'. ,g - . .. f T' 9750! OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Front Row: Mr. Galen Miller, Mrs. Dottie Elm Csponsorsjp L. Haynes, R. Carpenter, reporter, M. Alexander, vice-president, M. Henry, T. Hovey. Middle Row: D. Rinke, R. Husem- oller, C. Mentzer, L. Salas, L. Volcek, K. Plienis, L. Navis. Back Row: D. Mills, P. Rivera, D. Haynes, K. Cohn, R. King, president: J. Petrzelka, M. Mares. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: Over S300 was raised for the March of Dimes at the FBLA spon- sored Type-a-thon. THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT: Mark Henry bakes cookies to be taken to the nursing homes as a part of the FBLA Cookie Bake. THIS PAGE LEFT: Winners at the FBLA State Convention were Joni Petrzelka, Terry Hovey, and Mary Danielson, with Mary qualifying for national. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: As part of National FBLA Week, FBLA mem- bers and their employers attended a ban- quet at the EagIe's Lodge. Organizations 165 2 IW' ' I JCL host conventton, Wms at Regional Hosting the state Junior Classical League Conven- tion marked one highlight of the NPHS Latin Club. Nine schools participated in the usual oratory, certa- men, costume contest, written tests, and olympics. For the first time a one- act play contest was part oi the state convention with the NPHS Club placing sec- ond. The Club went on to become overall champions at the Regional Convention in Estes Park, CO. The sponsor is Latin teacher, Mr. Gary Anderson. M K OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Beth Conger and Hank Bauer act out a scene from the play As the World is Turned, which placed first at the Regional Convention. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: JCL OFFICERS: Back Row: Mr. Gary Anderson, sponsor. Middle Row: Mr. Caffrey, Nuntius: M. Laurinat, Scriba: B. Conger, Quaestor: P. Havens, Consul: J. Helms, Auxilia. Front Row: M. Mahula, Consul:l R. Helms, Aedile: N. Bauer, Aedile. TOP RIGHT: Ken Wederski models a toga he entered in contest at the State and Regional Con- ventions. THIS PAGE CENTER: This is one of the award winning projects which was entered at the State and Regional Convention. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: REGIONAL CONTESTANTS: Front Row: Mr. Gary Anderson, sponsor: J. Gra- bouski, T. Richardson, J. Swanson, J. Helms, K. Tooman, A. Tooman. Last Two Rows: Mrs. Glenn Helms, driver: M. Caf- frey, A. Brewer, H. Bauer, K. Wederski, T. Curtis, B. Havens, B. Nielsen, N. Schwartz, R. Helms, J. Gerdes, Mrs. Naomi Getty, driver: K. Gordon, K. Han- sel, D. Petersen, A. Getty, N. Yates. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: JCL MEM- BERS: Front Row: A. Tooman, A. Getty, N. Yates, K. Nelson, M. Caffrey. Second Row: K. Norland, P. Spangler, D. Peter- sen, K. Gordon, K. Tooman, K. Wederski, P. Havens. Third Row: T. Kendell, J. Gerdes, H. Bauer, B. Conger, A. Brewer, T. Curt, R. Helms, M. Mahula, T. Rich' ardson, Mr. Gary Anderson, sponsor. Fourth Row: N. Schwartz, M. Laurinat, B. Smith, D. Miller, T. Wemple, J. Helms, J. Swanson, N. Schwartz, K. Hansel. Organizations 167 Debate aoqutres new coach, young team Debate: a series of argu- ments for or against the year's resolution Resolved: That the federal govern- ment should guarantee comprehensive medical care for all citizens in the United States. Each team debates twice as the affirmative and twice as the negative. The affirmative is a construc- tive speech and the nega- tive is a rebuttal. Qualifiers for State included Brad Morrison and Carri Hall in the novice divisionp Preston Havens and John Grabouski, Mike Alexander and Keith Kirk in the varsity division. fl ll 168 Og OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Members of the novice debate team: Brad Morrison, Keith Kirk, Carri Hall, and Dawn Henry display their five hard earned trophies. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: Mike Alexander, Preston Havens, and Deb Honerrnan get together to write a debate speech for an upcoming tournament. ABOVE: John Grabouski rehearses his speech. LEFT: The novice team of Carri Hall and Brad Morrison practice their argument. OPPO- SITE PAGE BOTTOM: Varsity Debate, winning six trophies, consisted of Keith Kirk, Deb Honerman, John Grabouski, Mike Alexander, Coach Skip Altig, and Preston Havens. CNot pictured: Paul Niel- se-n.J Organizations 169 Q 1 I 1 W 'IF IT TAKES JUST A LITTLE WHILE Spring concert flag girls added to band TO THE RIGHT: Jody Manske leads the band in a performance at a football game. LOWER LEFT: Jeff McNeal and Dean Young play during a performance. CENTER: Tony Saeger, Steve Young and Mark Synovec prepare for the winter band concert. 172 Music PI'OgI'3II1 Band members added a spring concert Apr. 18 to provide another public per- formance. Also new this year were the flag girls who marched with the band during half-time. 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Toillion, S. Young, M. Ash- ley, B. Roth, W. Nelsen, T. Murphy, R. Rodgers. Second Row: P. Hasemeyer, R. Henderson, K. Tooman, T. Barnett, R. Suedmeier, E. Nosky, T. O'Rourke, L. Logan, B. Roggow, M. Babcock, J. McNeal, T. Saeger, J. Murtaugh. Third Row: K. Rice, K. Willson, C. Lancaster, K. Kellogg, S. Hipp, S. Murphy, K. McDade, L. Ostendorf, M. Synovec, J. Mayfield, P. ff Crow, J. Anderson, N. Timmons, S. Lange, G. Gillis. LOWER RIGHT: Pep band adds spirit to assembly. LOWER LEFT: W. Nelson, P. Nielsen, T. Beers, and K. Faulhaber prepare for the car car- avan. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: S. Golden and L. Gentry talk before the winter band concert. LOWER LEFT: Mem- bers of pep band participate in the car caravan. Music 175 Orchestra gives concerts, sends students THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Orchestra officers for the 1977-78 school year were M. Babcock, B. Smith, S. Barnett, K. Faulhaber, L. Logan, S. Toillion. LOWER RIGHT: M. Guliion and J. Stevens talk and relax during a break in orchestra rehearsals. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Tim Adsit waits for the group to get organized at the beginning of class. 5 K A I t s . sw 'El Y . Q li 176 Music to clinics Twenty-one orchestra members participated in the Beatrice Clinic. Mem- bers also attended the state music clinic. The group presented two children's hour concerts, participated in an all-city concert, and traveled to Wyoming, presenting chil- dren's concerts as well as formal concerts. The annual Village Festi- val Holiday, Feb. 2 and 9, included popular group arrangements and selec- tions by ensembles and soloists. Music utstanding musicians attend state clinic N Twenty-three members of band, orchestra, and choir attended this year's annual state music clinic in Lincoln. Outstanding musi- cians from all over the state gave a concert Nov. 19 at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln. UPPER RIGHT: Front Row: P. Roberts, G. George, K. Timmons. Back Row: M. Van Voorst, C. Lancaster, M. Synovec, P. Nielsen, J. McNeal, C. Carlini, L. Schmitz. BELOW: Front Row: D. Olson, A. Roth, K. McMorris, B. Smith, M. Gullion, T. Lange. Back Row: J. Murtaugh, B. Roggow, M. Ashley, S. Toillion, T. Mur- phy, D. Kellum, G. Pressnall. ff lf ,lg S . Q 4 178 Music Girls, hard Work produces great sound A daily class period pro- vided the members of Girls' Glee a chance to learn new songs and prac- tice the ones they already knew. Class time was also spent learning new types of songs. The group also practiced for the concerts in which they participated including the annual Vespers pro- gram in December and also in Spectrum in sound Vlll, which included most musi- cal groups inthe school. THIS PAGE TOP: Girls' Glee: First Row: D. Kellum, L. Mettin, D. Miller, L. McGuire, K. Beardsley. Second Flow: A. Cook, S. Collins, K. Beckmann, L. Lehne, J. Honnor. Third Row: A. Greco, S. Thompson, J. Baier, L. Goedert, C. Johanson, J. Elm. Fourth Row: K. Ander- son, C. Roach, W. Raetz, L. Capps, S. Miller, L. Nichols. BOTTOM: First Row: M. Peterson, K. Starr, C. Niedan, C. Bar- one, J. McCammon, L. Salas. Second Row: T. Slater, S. Kelley, S. Krull, T Wemple, L. Leitzke, S. Giglio, C. Peter sen. Third Row: K. Murphy, C. Carlini, A Miller, D. Enderle, P. Zarkowski, J. Cas tle. Music 179 Practices, performances make busy year THIS PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Swing Choir: First Row: J. McNeal, M. VanVoorst, P. Nielsen, D. Lanberg. Second Row: B. Kil- zer, S. Axthelm, T. Shahan, M. Synovec, K. Beckmann, P. Roberts, K. Axthelm. Third Row: J. Grabouski, S. Collins, L. Schmitz, C. Glanzer, B. Roggow. Fourth Row: B. Roth, J. Mayfield, S. Toillion. LOWER RIGHT: Choir members practice a new song. LOWER LEFT: Award Win- ners: L. Schmitz, P. Roberts, J. Mayfield. J .. SJ nmwwxwwaewwfwtaaf. 'Ms .- 1. sf y . I80 Music r.ffat3ifi.f'I vlizffffziffi IXUS ' 1 JY, 4 fmt , .gms ..,. as -f fr' l for choir .Along with hard work and practice came reward for the NPHS choir. Their musical presentation Car- nival in March was a big success. Other activities included the Vespers program at Christmas, and Spectrum in Sound Vlll in May. Selected members also attended the state music clinic in Lincoln. Swing choir and stage band gave their annual concert Apr. 4, performing popular songs with original choreography. Q? o X 3 m 3 P F ID X I-Q J' 2 3 ff' ua 3. CL :+ 3 4 N 3 4 5 U7 r' FU I CD 3 Q CD 'T U7 o P F79 w .. N CQ 3 DJ 3 9 D I O 3 rn 7 rn o o P 5 -4 o C I E3 SD X 5 N 'U 'P fl cn DJ 0 :Q 0 3 Z Z1 3 3 o I ff' L JP 3 Q cu 7 LD o P sn I'- m 3 CD 51' L O o o F FC ID O 1: n P' SD CD m E -4 0 1 Ill !' 5 F O B O 'U cn .-. cn I an co cn? S-U 5. n F Z Q F X fl E L I -4 m P P O o o T S0 O 2 3 9' 3 T 1 '4 N J 3+ TU T m x .-. rn j D I Q. -o 'V F Zi E O 1 CD 97 5 It ro ji TU Z 2 um rn P S- O m V7 -4 m L C9 '1 as 3' m 3 FU fe Ql- is 3' Sz l'- ID 3 O. U' CD -1 5. Q. 4-o 0 Z 0 Q fl CT 3 co 0 C o 2 Q. :U o 5 Z 3 IJ o U' ro 3 3 U3 '4 D O 4 CD O ?: :l 3 3 O 3 uw SD -il 9. ET P P7 :J :S CQ O F FU I O .-. 3' L Z 9 2 co 2 '71 o c 1 3' I o 3 Q CD O -1 CD Q G an :L 31 FU 9 3 ro F o P 0 U7 3. ,-. 3' O w O X o U7 5 CD TU X in I X O 5 ur I F7 Z na Q. N 3 P S 5 I' S0 Q ID Q S 3 2 CD 5 o P 5 2 ro P 5 'U 3' 6. sn L 33 na w U7 O 3 L CD 1 N U' O C U1 I TU :U o cr fb 3 UP FD an SD 11 H U7 -o I O 5 T' CD m I 3 m F 7 P 3 Q. rn I U7 o P 5 U7 3' na 3 an P P C1 m 3 cn U5 U X fi E 3 D C7 m '1 Q' cu j 0 3 E. 3 O Q m 3 'Q rn 3 sn JP x .-+ 3' 2 3 4- CD CD in L-o FU I O CD an O F F7 r- m 3 Q na U1 ,-. CD T' -1 3' 1. Q. I O E K- ua .-. an 2 m P 3 4 O 2. Y' Music 181 Chou' stages muslcal productlon, Carnival Carnival is the story of an orphan named Lili CMary Van Voorstj who goes to the circus to find her father's friend but discov- ers he is dead. She stays with the circus and falls in love with the magician, Marco the Magnificent CMark Synovecj, who does not return her love but leads her on. The puppeteer, Paul Ber- thalet .CPaul Robertsj, shows his love for her through his puppets. The circus, run by B. F. Schlege CHank Bauerj is dwindling away, but as Lili works at the puppet booth, the whole circus comes to life again. Rosalie CSusan Axthelmj, Marco's assistant, and Marco find that working with each other has built a strong relationship, and they leave the circus for a betterlife. . Deciding to leave the cir- cus because of emotional conflict, Lili makes a final visit to the puppet booth. As she walks away she hears two of the puppets conversing. Pulling back the curtain she finds Paul and realizes that the feelings of his pup- pets were actually his. i l i l l l OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Clowns, Shelli Carman and Loretta Lehmkuhler wait around at dress rehearsal. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Rosalie fSusan Axthelml voices her opinion in a scene from Carnival. UPPER RIGHT: Paul CPauI Robertsj, Lili fMary VanVoorstj, and Marco CMark Synovecj in a scene from Carnival. LOWER RIGHT: Jody Mayfield, accom- panist, practices as Deb Landberg looks on. LOWER LEFT: Dawn Henry and Rene Wid- halm work on the set for Carnival. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Director Robert Rouch and student director, Lisa Schmitz, carefully watch practices in anticipation of the final performance. Music 183 vi Ewa ' 5117? .wdmmgrgf ,- I s I 'YOU'LL SEE THINGS IN A DIFFERENT WAY' F Faculty enjoys many recreational activities School Board members meet each month to dis- cuss educational issues. Principal Richard Sedla- cek, finishes his thirteenth year in North Platte, has many administrative re- sponsibilities. Nlr. Larry Roth, complet- ing his second year as vice- principal, deals with most of the disciplinary meas- ures. Besides their teaching duties, faculty members enjoy various indoor and outdoor activities. o i 'YY A fA . f-M-I-we-it V f ---.....,,,mMmM OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Dallas Darland, Mr. Delmar Bailer, Mrs. Richard Satterfield, president: Dr. Jim States, vice-president: Mr. Jack McDermand, secretary: and Mr. Don McFarland. THIS PAGE TOP: Canoeing provides relaxation for Mrs. Keith Black- ledge Uournalismj, Mrs. Randall Witt CBiologyJ, and Mr. Ron Boerner CChemis- tryj. ABOVE: Mr. Kenneth Hughes iAudio Visual Directory thumbs through some books about stamp collecting. THIS PAGE LOWER LEFT: Ms. Jane Doud CHome-ecj, Mrs. Jody Jacobson CVoca- tional Agricultureb, and Mrs. Carol San- dau CSpecial Ed.J enjoy preparing a vari- ety of dishes. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Phyllis Swigart fEnglishD, Miss Mary Saicetti CSpanishJ, Miss Helen Shields CBusiness Typingj, and Miss Margo Mclntire CEnglishj dicuss the lat- est books. FAR LEFT: Assistant Superin- tendent Roy Pressler. UPPER LEFT: Superintendent Jack Elliott. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Principal Richard Sedla- cek and Vice-Principal Larry Roth confer about next year's schedule. THIS PAGE MIDDLE: Chess promotes concentration on the part of Mr. Wayne Pressnall CPhys- icsj and Mr. Robert McFarland fBiologyJ. Faculty 187 E 'Q 3 ,sf AK4' 1 Tl , gs? - ' ',., if:i5-H H :ff 'H . 2 1., ' Faculty ,r,, OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mr. Rich Reinert fMathematicsJ, dodges a ball. THIS PAGE TOP: Mr. Virgil French CBandJ, practices his swing as Mr. Gary Anderson fLatinj, Mr. Gerald Morris CCounselorJ, and Mr. Richard Kumpf CMathematicsJ looks on. THIS PAGE CENTER: Mr. Al Miller CDraftingJ, Mr. Robert Rouch fChoirJ, Mr. Dan Pierce fWoodworkingJ, and Mr. Tom Best CSocioIogyJ load fish- ing tackle. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Mr. Pat Tritt fDistributive Educationj watches as Mrs. Dottie Elm CAccountingJ talks about Rome to Mrs. Linda Anderson CEnglishJ Cseatedjg Mrs. Mary. Dahl CFrenchj, and Mr. Galen Miller CTypingj. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Mrs. Susan Altig fEng- lishj, shows off her finished work as Miss Karen Olson CHome Ec.J, Mrs. Nellie .lef- fers CLibrarianJ, Miss Linda Broge CCiv- icsj, and Mrs. Beth McNeel fEngIishJ work on their crafts. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Pictured in the plant room are Mr. Darryl Barr fEnglishJ and Mr. Gary Bar- gell CAr0. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE: Mr. Frank Albertson CEnglishb and Mr. Ford Craig CEngIishJ enjoy literary works. Faculty 89 XV K H SL ff. Q Jkw fr -,Q n 'R 1 6 is U 5,0315 , 1: 15 Faculty S 'Q t is 3 A LI OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Mr. Richard Warneke CHistoryj contemplates his next move as Mr. Dan McGuire CHistoryJ looks on. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Mr. Tom Millsap fMathematicsJ controls the ball as Mr. Mike Huebner QMathematicsJ guards Mr. Dave Stevens CHistoryJ. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: Mr. Ted Richard QMath- ematicsj, Mr. Tim Adsit COrchestraJ, Mr. Don Spaulding CDriver Educationj, and Mr. Gordon Peeks CElectricityJ relax and talk. THIS PAGE ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Barb Peeks and Mr. Wallace Kucera dis- cuss their role as counselors. THIS PAGE CENTER: Mr. Herschel Beveridge CWeld- ingj, Mr. James Montgomery CHistoryj, and Mr. William Kalblinger fAuto Mechanicsj talk about hunting. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Basketball provides a good workout for Mr. Tom Hammond CEnglishJ, Mr. Dan Delgado CPEJ, Mr. Larry Oltmanns CMathematicsj, Mr. Ben Barends fBioIogyJ, and Mr. Skip Altig tSpeechJ. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Patti Severson fBiologyJ, Cseatedj, and Mrs. Diana Robinson CAdult Livingj, Crightj, watch as Mrs. Linda Carlson CPEJ receives biking advice from Mr. Al Schnable CHistoryJ. OPPO- SITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Mr. Dave Bru- nelle CSpecial Edj polishes his bowling ball. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE LEFT: Miss Rebecca Davis CTypingJ listens as Miss Barb Mahnken CTypingJ plays the organ. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Pic- tured in the weight room are Mr. Doug Martin CConsumer Economicsj, Mr. Bob Starr CDriver Educationl, Mr. Gary CooperCPEJ, and Mr. Larry Timmermans CCivicsj. Faculty 191 mb, 'wwf- Secretaries keep track of all paperwork, to helpthe teachers. Hot lunches are pre- They mow the lawns and set the sprink- bookkeeping, and official records at pared and served daily by the cafeteria lers. Inside the school, they keep the North Platte High School. The aides type workers. The custodians maintain the floor free of trash and dirt. They also up tests, run off dittos and anything else school grounds and the school building. handle any needed repairs. 192 Faculty OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Secretaries: Row 1 CL-RJ: Mrs. Kaye Plienis, Mrs. Jean Weil, Mrs. Shirley Snare. Row 2: Mrs. Bonnalynne Henderson, Ms. Rebecca Brown, Mrs. Carol Jackson. THIS PAGE TOP: Custodians: Row I KL-FU: Betty Smolik, Felisltas Perez, Joan Stearns. Row 2: Joseph Staetz, Kenneth Carfield, Cliff Maline, Walter Missing. THIS PAGE LEFT: Aides: Front Row: Jean Wolfe tattendancej, JoAnne Burrows Crest- roomsj, Gwen Golden Clibraryj. BACK ROW: Phyllis Gates Clinglishj, Shirley Walford CSocial Studiesj. Not Pictured are: Ann Neweill CPED, and Judy West- kamp, Cloungeb. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT- TOM: Cafeteria Workers: tSeatedJ: Eileen Boltz, Louellen Negley, Bette Aaberg, Louise Welliver, Mary Baumgartner, Norma Green. CStandingJ: Ruth Daugh- erty, Dora Ftehling, Vera Johnson, Viola Magill, Kittie Wright, Tillie Kucera. Faculty 193 Cl 4 ' . . . Yesterdafs gone, yesterdafs gone, As the school year begins, we contemplate things to come, as it ends, we look back on things that have happened. Graduat- ing seniors look forward to college, jobs, and other goals for their future. Underclassmen look for- ward to a combination of the two schools into one and a schedule and credit change. As we retrace our year we remember our accom- plishments and our fail- ures. Although the failures may stay in our thoughts and the road ahead may be rocky, we must keep on going and don't stop. Q l 1 l f 7 1 5'-:QE ' lf 1 Y I Don't you look back, Donat you look back A Ackerman, Cyndi 70, 1 10, 1 12 124 Ady, John 52 Albrecht, Laura 30 Albrecht, Marcie 70, 148 Albrecht, Mickie 70, 148, 149 Alexander, John 70, 103,106 Alexander, Michael 30, 164, 168, 169 Allen, Connie 30 Allen, David 52, 181 Allen, Steve 52, 101,106, 135 Allyn, Anela 52 Amaya, Bill 30, 95 Andersen, Alicia 30 Andersen, Sandy 16,r20, 30, 141, 152,153,155 Anderson, Chuck 52, 103, 104, 105, 1 16, 135 Anderson, Jason 52, 92, 107, 116,117,135,173,181 Anderson, Kelley 52, 1 10, 126, 142,146,179, 181 Anderson, Pam 52 Anderson, Rod 52, 103, 1 16, 117, 135, 173, 174 Anderson, Sheila 52 1 Anderson, Shelley 30, 121, 142, 146 Andre, Terry 53 Anthony, Mark 70 Arensdorf, Kim 30 Arent, Fred 53 Arndt, Ron 53, 92 Arterburn, Wayne 70 Asbury, Josie 70 Ashley, Mitchell 31, 173, 174, 175, 177, 178 Ashmore, Val 16, 53 Aten, Erin 70 Auflick, Lisa 70 Axtlgelm, Kylie 31, 130, 180, 1 1 Axthelm, Susan 31, 124, 128, 129,180,181,183 B Baade, Kathy 31, 146 Baade, Kristy 31 Babcock, Mike 31, 130, 173, 174,175,176,177 Bachman, Joe 70 Bade, Peggy 31, 173 Bade, Steve 70, 173, 177 Baier, Janice 53, 146, 179 Bailey, Cyndi 31 Bailey, Thomas 31, 92 Bailor, Wally 70 Bain, Kelly 160 Bain, Pat 71, 92 Bain, Paul 71, 92 Baker, Angela 53 Baker, Kelli 31 Baker, Mark 53 Baldridge, Jeff 31 Baldwin, Dale 71, 96 Balerud, Pete 31, 84, 96, 97 124, 173 Ball, Dave 53 Ball, Kathy 11, 53, 158 Bargell, Jon 53, 107 Bargell, Julie 71 Bargmann, Dennis 53 Barnason, Jill 71 Barnett, Sandy 31 , 177 I Barnett, Tammy 31, 130, 132, 133,175,176,181 Barone, Barb 31 Barone, Connie 53, 79 Bartrop, Tammy 32 Bass, Lesa 71 Battershell, Dan 32, 160 Baue, Kim 71 Bauer, Bauer, 141, Bauer, 130, Bayne, Baxter, Dee 53 Hank 17, 20, 53, 92, 166, 167, 181 Harvey 32, 49, 92, 95, 134 Kelvin 53 Paul 53, 66,181 Beall, Leonard 71 Beans, Cindy 53 Beardsley, Kathy 1 1, 53, 179 Becker, Bob 71, 92 Becker, Mark 71 Beckmann, Dale 53 Beckmann, Doug 32 Beckmann, John 71 Beckmann, Kathy 180 Bedker, Sue 71 Beerman, Randy 53, 177 Beers, Todd 14, 32, 37, 46, 124, 127, 130,134,173, 174, 175 Befort, Shelly 71 Beisner, Rick 71, 177 Bell, Lacey 71 Bell, Tom 32 Bellew, Mike 32, 92, 116, 117 Bennet, Sanda 53, 143 Benson, Amy 32 Berg, Karan 71 Berglund, Tim 53 Best, Jody 32, 33, 91, 146, 181 Best, Pam 14, 22, 71, 124, 126, 127, 128, 129,144 Bethke, Ray 71 Bierma, Bea 71, 139, 144 Bierma, Steve 25, 32 Billingsley, Randy 53, 149 Billingsley, Russ 148, 149, 155 Birth, Sandy 53, 177 Biss, Jim 53 Blake, Brenda 71 Blase, Doug 32 Bohlender, Todd 54, 92, 135 Bakoskie, Charlene 54, 110, 132 Bokoskie, John 32 Bomark, Mark 32 Bomberger, Doug 71, 92, 173 Bond, Cassie 71 Boon, Rob 32, 136, 181 Boos, Dianne 71 Borchers, Wanda 21 Borron, Lynette 72 Borron, William 32, 159 Boucher, Cathy 54 Bowman, Annette 54 Boyle, MaryJo 54 Brandt, Scott 32, 92 Branting, Casey 54, 96, 107, 149 Brewer, Amy 19, 54, 141, 166, 167, 173 Brewer, Steve 32 Britt, Kevin 32 Britton, Mike 72, 173, 177 Broeder, Teresa 32 Brothers, Kathy 72 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruce, Bruns, Dwayne 72 Ike 92, 103 Jim 54 Laverne 72 Mike 92, 103, 104, 105 Randy 32 Susan 32 Sylvia 54 Tom 72 Kerry 32 Brian 54, 92, 135 Bryant, Charlie 72, 181 Bryant, Rick 54, 92, 135 Budler, Michelle 32 Budler, Tom 11, 72, 92, 103, 104, 135, 173 Burford, Elaine 54, 124, 143, 149, 150 Burger, llona 72 Burgess, Tonia 72 Burk, Peggy 72 Burke, Joe 72 Bunger, Julie 70, 72, 91,121, 144 Burkholder, Julie 33 Burkholder, Lisa 54 Burrows, Bill 11,72 Butolph, Doug 33 C Cady, Jack 72 Caffrey, Martin 33, 130, 161, 163, 166, 167 Caffrey, Pat 54 Cain, Wes 33, 92, 130, 134, 136 Calhoun, John 33 Calhoun, Marty 92 Call, Janet 54, 177, 181 Callaghan, Jim 33, 92 Callihan, Kim 72 Campbell, Shelly 54, 143 Capps, Cindy 33, 91, 130, 144 Capps, Linda 54, 91, 135, 142, 146, 179 Cardenas, Mike 72 Carlini, Claudia 33, 178, 179, 181 Carlson, Bruce 72 Carman, Lori 33 Carman, Shelli 33, 39, 130, 146, 181, 182, 183 Carpenter, Rachelle 72 Carpenter, Robin 54, 126, 164 Carreras, Carol 72 Carroll, Kathy 72, 114, 121 Carroll, Rod 33, 116, 117, 130 Casillas, Randy 54 Cassell, Bryan 54 Castle, Janine 72, 113, 128, 129, 144 Castlee, Jeff 15, 25, 33, 92, 95, 107,11-34,136,181 Castle, Joan 54, 110, 121, 142, 179 Caudillo, Cathy 54 Caudillo, Linda 72 Causillo, Penny 54 Chessmore, David 72 Chilcott, Paul 54 Chingren, Glen 72 Clang, Bob 11, 55, 92 Clang, Joe 72 Clark, Larry 72 Clark, Matt 55, 92, 95, 135, 163 Clark, Torri 33, 129 Claudson, Kelly 33 Clinton, Jim 55, 92, 135, 173 Chochran, Marchell 72 Coffey, Sherril 72 Coffin, Alan 55 Coffin, Audrey 33 Cohn, Kathy 33, 164 Cole, Randy 55 Coleman, Shannon 34 Colligan, Heather 55 Colligan, Liz 34 Collins, Cheryl 55 Collins, Sherry 18, 34, 132, 133 179, 180, 181 Collins, Tom 55 Condon, Mike 55, 162 Conger, Beth 19, 55, 166, 173 Conley, Jana 14, 72, 124, 146 Cook, Amelia 34, 179, 181 Cook, Joe 55, 173, 181 Cool, Dennis 73 Cooper, Heidi 73 Cooper, Linda 55 Cooper, Paul 55, 92 Cover, Char 55 Crankshaw, Deb 55 Criner, Linda 73, 110, 143 Crotutt, Bob 73, 92, 107 Crosier, Daran 55 Crouch, Brian 34 Crow, Michelle 55 Crow, Pat 22, 55, 92, 135, 173 Curtis, Carol 55 Curtis, Tim 73, 166, 167 Cutshall, Mickey 73 D Dahlgren, Teri 55, 65, 132, 143 Dahlinger, Rod 73 Dailey, Randy 55 Danbom, Teresa 56 Danielson, Mary 34, 130, 165 Davidson, Linda 73, 91, 121, 144 Davis, Elizabeth 73 Davis, Jon 34 Davis, Lyn 56, 132, 142 Davis, Pam 73 Davis, Scott 34, 46 Dean, Deana 73 Demilt, Steve 56, 181 De0liveiria, Marco 21 Derra, David 73 Dewolf, Dan 56 Dickenson, Cindy 34, 162 Diehl, Mike 56 l d 199 Diehl, Teri 73 Diehm, Peggy 73 Dishman, Scott 34, 49, 92, 136 Ditson, Mitch 73 Dixon, Tim 34, 149, 151, 152, 154 Dodge, Deb 56 Dodge, Susan 74 Dolan, Cris 74 Doleshall, Kerri 56 Donelson, Ruth 56, 181 Dorram, Betty Jo 74 Donlvart, Cindy 74 Doucet, Jody 56, 63, 159 Douglas, Chris 56 Douglas, Wayne 34 Dowhower, Jett 34 Doyle, Kathy 34 Dragoo, Chip 74 Driggs, Jeff 34 Durant, Debbie 74 Durant, Lee 74 Dye, Rod 56 E Easton, Kim 35 Easton, Lori 74 Ebel, Randee 56, 91, 143, 146 Eddins, Gale 35, 157 Eddins, Gwen 56 Edwards, Chris 35 Edwards, Kathy 35, 146 Edwards, Lori 74 Edwards, Rich 74 Edwards, Rick 35 Edwards, Rick 56, 140 Ewards, Terry 35 Egger, Tara 56 Egner, Mike 35, 130 Egner, Shelley 56 Elliott, Lori 74 Ellis, Carrie 74 Ellis, Connie 74 Ellis, Merry 35, 129 Elm, Jill 25, 56, 91,143,146, 179 200 Index Enderle, Dawn 56, 179 Englert, Dwight 35, 149, 152 Erickson, Ken 35, 92 Erickson, Scott 35, 152, 155 Erke, Ralph 74 Eshleman, Joe 56, 92 Eshleman, Sharon 35 Evans, Kristy 74, 148, 152, 153, 154,155 F Fairchild, Betty 56 Falconer, Gale 35, 130, 132, 133 Faling, Marty 74 Falkena, Cheryl 56, 173, 177 Farley, JoAnn 35, 130 Faulhaber, Kevon 35, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177 Feik, Dottie 35, 130, 146 Feltes, Tom 35 Fenster, Steve 56, 106 Ferris, Carl 74 Ferris, Liz 56 Fhuere, Michael 56 Fhuere, Peg 74 Fiedler, Mark 15, 33, 46, 92, 107, 108, 134 Fiedler, Mitch 74, 92, 107, 109 Finnell, Dianna 35 Fisher, Carol 74 Fisher, Dave 35 Fisher, Denise 74 Fisher, Gloria 56 Fisher, Josena 74 Fisher, Karen 55, 56 Fisher, Peg 14, 35 Fisher, Verna 74 Flagle, Tom 56 Fleischman, Kris 56, 159 Florom, Jodi 75, 76, 91, 110 Florom, Joyce 36 Florom, Lori 36, 124, 130, 142, 144 Ford, Traci 75 Fosbinder, Laurie 50, 121, 132, 135, 143, 173 Foster, Abby 75 Frailey, Regina 36 Frailey, Tanya 75 Freeman, Doris 36 Freeman, Jeff 56, 101 Freeman, Tim 75 Freimuth, Paul 75 Frohman, Julie 36 Fry, Brenda 75 Frye, Holly 36 Frye, Tracy 57 Fuller, Barb 75 Furse, Cindy 75, 110 Furse, Larry 36 Fuss, Brad 57, 92 G Gadberry, Bill 57 Gardner, Bill 36 Garvin, Pat 57 Gastineau, Claude Gates, Roger 57, 177 Geiser, Carol 36 Gentleman, Mike 92 Gentry, Elaine 75, 121 Gentry, Laurie 36, 121, 130, 134, 142, 173 George, Gary 36, 130 178, 181 Gerber, Deb 36, 181 German, Chuck 75 Gerrard, Leslie 177 Getty, Mary 114, 173, 177 Gibbs, Paul 36 Gibson, Staci 57 Gifford, Brian 75 Giglio, Sue 57, 66, 100, 114, 132, 135,142, 146,162,179 Gildea, Jacque 57 Giles, Donna 75 Gilliam, Mindy 19 Gillis, Greg 36, 134, 173, 174, 175 Girard, Ann 20, 75, 132, 141, 144 Glanzer, Cindy 36, 130,'132, 180, 181 Goedert, Larren 143, 179 Goforth, Kevin 75 Goforth, Stu 57, 159, 160 Golden, Eugene 36 Golden, Sugar 57, 110, 121, 142, 161,163,173 Gonzales, Florence 36 Goosey, Vickie 57 Gordon, Kelly 75, 166, 167, 177 Grabouski, Jim 25, 30, 36, 46, 96, 97, 98, 124, 126, 127, 130,134,l39,18O,181 Grabouski, John 57, 140, 141, 167, 168, 169 Gracek, Randy 36, 49, 92, 130, 134, 136 Grady, Lori 75, 148 Graham, Jennifer 76, 82 Graham, Jim 57, 58, 92, 103, 106, 135, 181 Grandel, Rhonda 76 Grasz, Barb 57, 149 Grasz, Roger 148, 150 Grasz, Sharon 36, 149, 152, 173 Greco, Angie 13, 57, 114, 115, 135, 146, 179 Greeley, Casandra 36, 142 Greeley, Dan 57 Greeley, Susan 76, 121 144 Gregg, Kim 36, 159 Grieb, Susan 76 Griffith, Todd 57 Griffiths, Ron 36, 96 Groathouse, Dan 76 Gross, Marge 76, 129 Guilliaume, Shellie Guilliaume, Tom 36 Gullion, Michelle 76, 144, 176, 177, 178 Gustafson, John 25, 57, 116 Gutherless, Mike 36 Guthrie, Melanie 57 Guthrie, Pam 37, 1 10 H Haines, Rick 57 Haith, Neal 57, 96 Hall, Carri 68, 76, 168, 169 Hall, Perry 76, 96, 107, 135 Hall, Terri 37 Halligan, Claudia 37,91,121, 134, 142, 146 Halligan, Tammie 76, 110, 144 Halverson, Pam 76 Hamer, Pam 58 Hand, Mark 103, 116, 117, 135 Haney, Wes 37 Hansel, Kim 58, 132, 133, 166, 167 Hansen, Deanna 58 Hansen, Eddie 76 Hansen, Elisha 76, 141 Hansen, Sharon 76 Hansen, Tim 37 Hanson, Berta 76 Hanson, Jay 37 Hardnock, Kathy 37 Hardy, Dallas 76, 148 Harms, Dianna 37 Harnagel, Kellona 76, 144 Harnapp, Brian 76 Harper, Sherrie 58 Harrach, Randy 76, 107 Harris, Karen 58 Hasemeyer, Pam 37, 173, 175 Havens, Preston 16, 17, 20, 58, 166, 167,168,169 Hawkins, Robert Haws, Denise 58 Haws, Jan 37, 91, 130, 132, 142, 146 Hayes, Ken 37 Haynes, Donna 58, 164 Haynes, LeAnn 37, 164, 173 Hays, Pam 37 Hazen, Chuck 58 Heath, Pat 58 Hebblethwaite, Carol 25, 37 Hebblethwaite, Larry 76 Hedrick, Mike 77,177 Heglin, Kim 54, 58, 128, 143 Helms, Jodi 77, 84, 100, 113, 135,144,162,166,167 Helms, Reid 58, 166, 167 Henderson, Robyn 38, 130, 132, 133,173, 175, 181 Henry, Dawn 77, 84, l11,141, 144, 168, 183 Henry, George 58, 92, 152 Henry, Mark 19, 77, 141, 164, 165 Hergenrader, Monty 58 Hergenrader, Tony 77 Herrick, Cindy 58, 173 Herrick, Sharon 38, 173, 175 Hetzke, Nancy 58, 177 Hetzke, Nanette 77 Hiatt, Kal 58 Hiatt, Laura 22, 58, 91, 110, 111, 112, 121, 135, 142 Higginbotham, Janis 77 Higgins, Julie 77 Hill, Charity 58, 91 , 113, 129, 135, 143 Hill, Cindy 58 Hill, David 77, 92 Hill, Jana 25, 38, 152 Hill, Jenee 58,149, 151 Hill, Larry 38, 92 Hill, Rick 38 Hinman, Rod 38, 92 Hinton, Lillie 38 Hipp, Simone 58, 173, 175, 177 Hoban, Melody 38 Hobiyn, Gaw 77 Hoffman, Joy 77 Hohnbaum, Dave 77 Holland, Roxanne 38 Holloway, Jim 11, 38 Holm, Kim 21, 38,130 Holsten, Sherri 77 Honerman, Deb 59, 113, 132, 134,137,142,168,169,181 Hongsermeier, Randy 77, 92 Honnor, Julie 77, 179 Hood, Rick 77 Horton, Richard 77 House, Janiece 9, 59 Hovey, Terry 38, 164, 165 Hudson, Marta 132, 133, 149, 152, 173 I d 201 Huether, Marcia 54, 59, 143 Huggins, Shelvie 77 Huggins, Vickie 77 Hunt, Alan 77 Hunt, Jim 38 Hunt, Nancy 77 Hunt, Scott 59 Hupfer, Diana 38 Husemoller, Rene 59 I Iborra, Sylvia 59 Isaac, Eddie 77 J Jackson, Donna Jacobsen, Sue 59, 173, 181 Jaenicke, Steve 77 Jahnke, Bruce 38 James, Brett 77 James, DaNelle 77 James, Jeff 77, 92, 107 James, Jenny 181 Jarvis, Charlene 38 Jarvis, Julian 77 Jay, Robin 59 Jeffres, Kathy 77 Jenkins, Alice 173 Jenkins, Laura 77 Jensen, Jeff 77 Jepsen, Cori 78 Jergensen, Kent 38, 107, 173 Jeske, Lynnette 38 Jeske, Rhonda 78 Jobman, Craig 148 Johansen, Kirk 78 Johnson, Teresa 78 Johnston, Ken 59 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones, Jones, , Cathy 78 , George Kim 38 Linn 59 Pat 78 Shari 78 Johanson, Chris 9, 11, 59, 143, 179 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson Cynthe 1 10 Jay 78, 92 Kurt 38 Linda 59 Mary Jane 38 Jording, Beth 59, 114, 115, 121, 135 Journey, Jackie 13, 59, 132, 136,140,142,161,163 Jung, Pam 13, 59, 114, 132, 142, 160 K Kamino, Terry 59, 1 16 Karre, Rich 59 Kaufman, Rod 38, 39 Keith, Mark 59 Kelley, Susan 38, 132, 133, 179 Kellogg, Karen 59, 132, 142, 173, 181 Kellogg, Linda 78, 1 13, 132, 133, 144, 173 Kellum, Dawn 59, 177, 178, 179, 181 Kelso, Kari 59, 143 Kendall, Todd 59, 103, 135, 166, 173 Kennedy, Julie 78, 148, 155, 173 Kenton, Terry 39 Kepler, Diane 12, 39 Kepler, Mike 39 Kibler, Sid 39 Kilgore, Kirk 11, 20, 59, 116, 124, 181 Kilzer, Bobby 39, 180, 181 Kilzer, Jim 78 Kimball, Ed 39, 139 Kimball, Piper 25, 39, 128, 142 King, Charles 74, 78 King, Jerry 59, 107 Kinsinger, Sam 39 Kirk, Karolyn 78, 114, 135 Kirk, Keith 16, 59, 140, 141, 168 Kirkpatrick, Jeff 59 Kirts, Pam 39 Kittle, Rhonda 78 Klatt, Bill 39 Klatt, Rich 78 Kleewein, Angie 78, 148 Kleewein, Cindy 39, 149 Klinge, Tammy 78 Knapp, Steve 60, 92, 181 Knobel, Mark 60 Knode, Kevin 78 Koch, Chriss 78 Kockrow, Brad 60 Koenig, Carol 60 Kohmetscher, Kathy 79 Kramer, Sandy 60, 159 Kraning, Kevin 79, 163 Krebs, Diane 40 Krizek, Nancy 79, 91, 110, 113, 124, 127, 144 Krull, Sue 60, 132, 142, 179 Kucera, Gina 79, 121, 163, 195 Kugler, Brian 149, 151 Kuhlmann, Mike 60 Kuhlman, Tammy 149 Kuszak, Connie 60, 132, 162 Kuszak, Ron 79, 84 L Lambert, Sheila 40 Lancaster, Carol 40, 173, 178, 181 Landberg, Deb 9, 60, 146, 173, 180, 181, 183 Landrum, Ann 79, 173 Lange, Scott 60, 92, 173, 174, 175, 181 Lange, Trina 74, 79, 121, 128, 132,144,173,177, 178 Large, Crystal 40 Johnson Shari 78, 144 King, Renae 39, 149, 164 LHVSGV1, Cindy 79 Johnson Sherry 38 Kingston, Linda 78 g LBFSGH, GOFCIOFI 79 X ' ' LZ 17,717 A K C8 2 rlt, 4 it 2 X7 , 5 l 1 l l l LaRue, Norma 79 LaRue, Norman 79 Lauer, Kirk 40, 163 Laurinat, Mary Ann 40, 130, 166, 173, 175 Lawrence, Bobbie 40 Lawyer, Mike 60 Leaf, Mike 40, 173 Leatherman, Sandy 60 LeDroit, Kevin 60 LeDroit, Sheri 79 Leet, Terry 60 Legg, Jan 26 Legg, Larry 40 Lehman, Doug 79, 1 16 Lehmkuhler, Loretta 40, 161, 181, 182, 183 Lehne, Lisa 40, 179 Leibhart, Loretta 79 Leitzlge, Lori 60, 114, 132, 142, 1 Lemmer, Carol 79 Lemmer, Mark 40 Lemmer, Mary 79 Leonhardt, Sandy 60, 142 Lewis, Bonnie 40 Lewis, Charlie 60, 100, 110, 112,119,121,135,142,162 Lieberth, Garry 79 Little, Julie 79 Littlejohn, Carl 60, 92 Littlejohn, Mike 79, 106 Lockman, Bab 40, 59, 92, 95, 157, 159 Lockwood, Randy 60, 173 Logan, Lee 40, 96, 173, 175, 176 Long Doug 79, 116, 124, 125 Long, Pat 60, 92 Long, Sherry 80, 132, 146, 173 Lopez, Grace 80 Lopez, Vicky 41 Lorentzen, Rob 80 Loving, Cindy 80 Lowe, Dave 41,116,117 Ludemann, Bret 60, 148, 149 Ludwig, Kim 41 Ludwig, Sherri 80 Luttrell, Mark 60 Lynch, Mike 78, 80, 92 Lynch, Robin 60, 114, 135, 143 Lynes, Lois 41, 162 Lyons, Scott 1 1, 61, 92, 107, 116 M MacMillan, Barb 61 Madagame, Tim 80, 116, 118 Madagame, Tony 61 Madison, DeeJo 41, 142 Mahula, Maggie 41, 130, 166 Main, Chris 61, 143, 173, 174, 177, 181 Maire, Linda 61 Major, Sue 61 Maiine, Kathy 14, 41,131,162, 163 Maliszewski, Mary 61 Malizola, Lee Ann 75, 80, 119, 121, 144, 163 Manske, Brad 61 Manske, Jody 41, 172, 174 Mapes, Brenda 80 Marash, Rodger 61 Marchand, Jim 80 Mares, Mark 41, 164 Mares, Patti 41 Markwardt, Renee 80 Marshall, Tammy 80 Martinez, Josephine 80 Martinez, Marty 41 Martinez, Mary 61 Martinez, Tracy 80, 177 Mason, Missy 80 Matthews, Becky 41, 131, 132 Matthews, Chuck 41 , 92 Matthews, Tom 1 1, 80, 92, 106 Matthews, Wendell 80, 92 Mattke, Jacquie 80, 144, 173 Mavis, Melvin 41 Mayfield, Jody 61, 142, 173, 175,180,181,183 McAdams, Pam 80, 177 McCall, John 80, 152 McCall, Teresa 80, 152 McCammon, Jean 25, 41, 113, 142, 179, 181 McCarter, Russ 80 McCauley, McClellen 181 McClellen 160 McClellen McClellen McClellen 159 McClellen McClellen I Angie 80 Carol 61, 161, 163, Cathy 61 , 63, 129, James 41 Jolene Karen 41, 157, 158, Mark 41 Roger 76, 80, 92, 116, 117 McCranie, Sue 61 McCue, Brenda 80 McDade, Kris 41, 110, 173, 175 McGinn, Mike 80 McGuire, Lisa 61,177, 179 McHarness, Julie 41,133 Mclntosh, Doris 80 McLaughlin, Don 41 McMorris, Karen 61, 173, 177, 178 McNeal, Jeft61, 172, 173, 174, 175,178,180,181 McNeel, Alan 61 , 159 Meier, Gail 61 Melott, Jack 61, 103 Melroy, Lori 41 Melvin, Becky 61 Melvin, Billy 61 Mentzer, Christy 26, 41 , 149, 164 Meyer, Christel 62, 157, 158 Meyer, Maurice 41 Miles, Allen 80 Miles, Mike 62 Miller, Amy 62, 697179, 181 Miller, Diane 62, 121, 143, 161, 163, 166, 179 Miller, Dixie 80, 138, 139 Miller, Don 41 Miller, Mary 42 Miller, Mike 62 Miller, Mike 80, 92, 107 I d 203 Miller, Mitzi 76, 81, 91,121, 129, 144 Miller, Sheila 62, 179 Miller, Tammie 33, 42, 142 Mills, Doris 62, 164 Mires, Gary 81 Mitchell, Wendy 42 Mohr, Mary 81 Monnier, Bill 92 Moog, Doug 42, 160 Mora, Jon 81 Morrell, Bobbie Jo 81 Morrell, Diana 42 Morris, Mike 42, 173 Morrison, Brad 81, 168, 169 Morrison, Todd 81 Morse, Scott 81 Monon, Bill 62, 140, 173 Most, Dan 42, 92, 131 Motsinger, Archie 62, 149 Motsinger, Deb 42 Motsinger, Kevin 81 Mowers, Dan 62, 152 Muehlenkamp, Kathy 62, 177 Mullet, Lori 42, 173, 174 Murphy, Jane 81 Murphy, Kelly 42 Murphy, Kerrie 62, 179 Murphy, Susie 62, 173, 175 Murphy, Tom 42, 131, 162, 173,174,175,177,178 Murray, Sue 81 Murrish, Jeff 81 Murtaugh, Jerry 42, 96, 131, 173, 174,175,178 Murtaugh, Monica 4, 62, 1 14, 173 Myers, Gary 42 N Nason, Tom 42 Navarrete, Ronnie 62 Navis, Linda 62, 164 Neff, Tinea 81 Negley, Debbie 81 Negley, Jeff 62 20 lde Nelsen, Jody 81 Nelsen, Mike 62 Nelson, Glen 82 Nelson, Kent 82, 106, 107 Nelson, Lori 82, 177 Nelson, Mark 82 Nelson, Mike 181 Nelson, Stan 42 Nelson, Suzette 42, 132, 133 Nelson, 138, Wade 16, 19, 62, 116, 173,174,175 Nichelson, Mark 82, 148 Nichols, Laura 62, 69, 132, 179 Niebauer, Mary 42, 91, 113, 134, 142,146, 173, 181 Niedan, Cindi 62, 179, 181 Nielsen, Paul 42, 124, 127, 131 173,174,175,178,180,181' Nielsen, Sharon 42, 49 Norlem, Angel 42, 152 Norlem, Jewell 62, 149, 152, 153,154,155,156 Norman, Diana 33, 42, 146 Norman, Steve 82 Norman, Trina 62, 143 Norton, Janice 82 Norton, Rhonda 82 Nosky, Eileen 82,173, 175 O Oberg, Dian 42 O'Brien, Dennis 82 O'Dell, Mike 62, 92, 95, 116, 117, 118 Ogborn, Garry 63 Ogborn, Jerry 82 Okamoto, Rhonda 42 Oldham, Eddie 63, 101 Olson, Donna 42, 131, 173, 174, 175, 178 Olson, Jeff 63 Olson, Jim 82, 116, 173 Olson, Randy 43 Olson, Suzi 82 Oltmanns, Lonny 82, 173 O'Neill, Tim 43, 116, 163 O'Neill, Tracy 82, 110, 144, 146 O'Rourke, Todd 70, 74, 82, 173, 175 1 Orr, Kirk 43 Ostendorf, Lee 1 1, 63, 173 Otzel, Mark 63 Overholt, Ginny 57, 63, 91, 124, 126, 142, 146 Owings, Dawn 9, 63, 159 P Pace, Raelene 82 Paro, Jim 43 Parsons, Kathy 63 Patterson, Jacque 15, 43, 131, 142, -146 Patterson, Lori 82 Paulson, Greg 82 Paxton, Teresa 63 Payton, Terri 82, 128 Peal, Tim 43 Peal, Tony 82 Pearce, Bob 82 Pease, Randy 63, 92 Pecenka, Wes 43 Peck, Bruce 63 Peck, Deanna 43 Pell, Cheryl 83 Pelton, Barw 70, 83 Pennock, Andrew 43 Perez, Sarah 83, 1 14 Pergz, Tony 63, 93, 96, 97, 98, 1 5 Perkins, Deby 83 Perkins, Teresa 63 Perkins, Tony 63, 92 Peters, Scott 83, 106 Petersen, Chrys 63, 132, 142, 179, 181 Petersen, Jon 63, 92 Petersen, Melanie 63, 121, 132 142, 179 Petersen, Todd 43, 96 Peterson, Todd 83 Petrzelka, Joni 43, 164, 165 Pettit, Brenda 43 I Phagan ,Julie 63,113,143 Phiffer, Lynnette 63, 141 Phillips, Debbie 63 Phillips, Gerry 63, 92, 173 Phillips, Leitha 83 Phillips, Rita 83 Phillips, Tim 64,181 Pickett, Ken 64, 92, 103, 106, 135 Pickett, Kevin 1 1, 83 Pierson, Cathy 83 Pierson, Jim 64, 140, 181 Razes, Brenda 83 Redmond, Cindy 64 Reed, Vicki 64 Reeves, Kent 44 Reigan, Debbie 64 Reigan, Diana 83 Reinhardt, Deb 64 Reisbick, Cheryl 64, 143 Reitz, Dan 64, 92, 181 Renken, Chris 44 Reynolds, Debbie 64 Reynolds, Elaine 83 Pittman, Becky 43 Pitts, Cleo 43 Plantz, Karma 64, 142 Plienis,Kim43, 131,164 Porter, Dave 1 1, 83 Porter, Laurie 44, 132 Post, Eric, 83 Powers, Pam 41, 81, 1 13, 134, 137, 142, 146 Pratt, Tracy11,83, 110, 121, 144 Presnall, Gretchen 20, 60, 173, 177, 178 Priest, Kent 83 Prohaska, Mike 83 Pueppka, Mitch 44 Puls, John 44 Q Oualls, Jeff 44, 134, 139 Ouaney, Lisa 11, 64 Ouirk, Mike 64 Ouirk, Susie 83,91,110,111, 112, 144 R Raetz, Wendy 83, 121, 144, 173, 179 Raines, Dale 83 Raines, Dona 44 Rankin, Connie 64 Rasmussen, Randy 64, 92, 107 Ray, Mark 64, 92 Reynolds, K 152 Rhodes, Dan 16, 17, 44 Rice, Kelly 64, 173, 175, 177 Richard, Diana 70, 74, 83 Rickett, Jennifer 83,91 110, 113, 144, 146 Riley, Lindee 25, 64, 139, 143 Riner, Ricky 22, 76, 83,92 Rinke, Deb 83, 164 Ripple, Mark 64, 149 Ripple, Mike 25,44 Rivera, Patty 64, 133, 164 Roach, Brad 44 Roach, Connie 11, 55, 64, 138, 140, 179 Roach Deb 44 Robers, Robert 83 Roberts, Carin 64, 100 Roberts, Paul 44, 101, 178, 180, 181, 183 Robertson, Jim 64 Robinson, Renee 152 Robinson, Robert 83, 148, 152 Rodgers, Rod 174, 175 Roe, Greg 44 Roepke, Vern 83 Roggow, Beth 44, 173, 181 Roggow, Brian 44, 131, 173, 174,175,178,180,181 Romans, Bonnie 44 Rosane, Elaine 64 Rosencrants, Brenda 64 Rosencrants, Jeff 83 Rosencutter, Mark 83, 92 Ross, Lois 84 Rosse, Greg 44 Roth, Annette 13, 62, 64, 113, 124, 125, 126, 132, 133, 146, 178 Roth, Brad 44, 92, 131, 173, 174,175,18O,181 Rouch, Melissa 15, 44, 124, 126,131,132,133,142, 161,163,173,175,181 Roy, Mitch 64 Rubin, Alan 64, 135, 137 RuDell, Randy 84, 101, 106 Ruhaak, Pam 84 Rumery, Scott 84, 96, 135 Russell, Cindy 64 Russell, Frank 44 Russell, Tom 84 Ryan, Deb 84 Ryan, Jan 65,121,135,143, 181 Ryan, Matt 64 Ryba, Brian 84 S Sable, Brad 44, 116, 117, 130 Saeger, Tony 65, 101, 172, 173, 174, 175, 181 Saenz, Jolanda 65 Sailors, Linda 65 Salas, Lisa 44, 164, 179 Sanchez, Sylvia 84 Sanford, Larry 84, 92, 116, 117 Sanford, Mike 4, 45, 46, 92, 124,125,126,127,131,137 Saulsbury, Kevin 65 Sawgfer, Mike 45, 96, 97, 98, 1 4 Sawyer, Sandy 45, 181 Schad, Stacey 84 Schaefer, Silvia 21, 140 Schaeffer, Barb 65 Schaiffer, Deb 45 Schaeffer, Louise 45 Schlientz, Cathy 65 Schmidt, Craig 84 Schmitz, Lisa 45, 131, 178, 180, 181,182,183 I d 205 Schnacker, Lori 84 Schneider, Peggy 65 Schuett, Dave 65, 101 Schuett, Jennifer 45, 131, 161, 163 Schultz, Mindy 65 Schumacher, Mary 65 Schumacher, Ron 76, 84 Schwartz, Deena 65, 92, 142, 162, 163 Schwartz, Diane 84 Schwartz, Nadine 65, 132, 166, 167 Schwenk, Danella 39, 45, 173, 175 Schwindt, LeAnn 25, 30, 45, 114,128,139,142,181 Scritsmier, Shelly 84, 121, 124, 144 Seachord, LaNelle 45 Seaman, Bryan 103 Serrano, Sandra 84 Seufert, Cheryl 65 Shafer, Steve 45 Shahan, Traci 69, 143, 180, 181 Shanks, Linda 45, 131 Sharp, Carol 65, 173 Shaw, Mark 65 Shelton, Beth 84 Shields, Julie 65 Shimmin, Joanne 45, 131 Shirlaw, Cindy 65, 143, 162, 163 Shockley, Tony 84 Shultz, Kim 65 Shultz, Pam 65 Siegert, Deb 66 Siegmann, Bob 66 Silos, Sandy 66 Simmons, Robby 84 Simpson, Tina 84 Sirasang, Chan Chai 85 Sitorius, Karen 66 Sitorius, Kristi 45, 138, 139, 146 Skinner, Val 45, 100 Skufca, Martin 45, 92 Skufca, Pauline 85 206 index Slaght, Connie 45 Slaght, Tim 85 Slames, Randy 46 Slater, Tammy 46, 49, 129, 132, 133, 142, 179 Sloggett, Jamie 66 Sloggett, Tracy 85 Small, Jeff 66, 92, 116, 117, 135,136,140,163 Small, Jennifer 66, 132, 143 Smidt, Shelly 46, 181 Smith, Andy 46, 161, 163 Smith, Brenda 66, 132 176, 177 , 178 Smith, Charles 85, 92 Smith, Cheryl 85 Smith, Cindy 16, 85, 128, 129 Smith, Cyndy 17, 20, 46, 141, 159 Smith, Dan 85, 92, 103, 106 Smith, Doug 11, 14, 61, 66, 92, 124, 125 Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, 129, Smith, Holli 85 Jody 1 1, 46 Kelly 85 Neil19, 20, 85,141 Ruth 46 Sheryl 46 Tammy 11, 45, 124, 128, 142 Terri 85 Smith, Tracey 66, 141, 158 Smith, Smith, 105, Valerie 85 Zane 66, 92, 95, 103, 135 Snodgrass, Robyn 85 Sommers, Sandy 85, 91, 113, 129, 144 Soper, Suzan 66 Sopher, Mike 46 Spangler, Pam 66 Spearman, Jeannie 16, 19, 85, 141 Speck, Sue 66, 160 Spencer, D'Nae 85, 1 14, 146 Spencer, Susan 47 Spolgg, Mary 66, 119, 121, 135, 1 Sprague, Julie 66 Stagnaro, Gina 30, 47, 142 Stagnaro, Lisa 85, 144, 146, 181, 195 Stansley, Jerry 85 Stark, Thad 85 Starr, Kim 66, 121, 132, 135, 140, 142,163,179 Steel, Sherri 66, 149, 150, 152 Stev7ens, Jeff 85, 96, 173, 176, 1 7 Stevens, Ron 47, 103 Stevenson, Eugene 66, 92, 107, 116, 118, 135 Stewart, Jimmy 47, 96, 98, 181 Stewart, Kevin 85, 96, 107, 108 Stoddard, Doug 47 Stoddard, Nancy 1 1, 66 Stough, Matt 92, 103, 104, 105, 135 Strong, Vicki 66, 158 Stroud, Roger 85 Subbert, Diane 66, 1 14, 177 Suedmeier, Mike 47 Suedmeier, Rita 13, 66, 143, 173, 175 Suhr, Lori 66, 161 Suiter, Pam 157, 159 Sullivan, John 67 Summers, Deb 85 Surber, Kelly 47 Sutton, Kevin 85 Svoboda, Bill 85 Svoboda, Vickie 67, 143 Swain, Don 85 Swalberg, Janice 86 Swagigon, Joe 17, 86, 166, 167, 1 Swanson, Kim 47, 132, 133 Swanson, Kirk 47 Sykes, Tim 86 Synovec, Mark 47, 131, 140, 172,173,178,180, 181,183 T Tatman, Laurie 47 Tatman, Renee 1 10, 144 Tatum, Laurie 67, 160 Taylor, Charles 67 Taylor, Mark 67, 92, 117, 118 Terrlll, Danette 67, 121, 132, 143 Thalken, Diana 47 Thalken, Marty 15, 25, 47, 92, 95,107,109, 116,131, 134 Thayer, Gary 67 Thayer, Joni 47, 110, 112, 121 131, 134 Thiem, Leroy 86 Thomas, Tim 86 Thompson, Susie 76, 91, 121, 144, 146, 179 Thomsen, Steve 86 Thornburg, Kelly 47, 149 Timm, Jeff 47 Timmons, Kyle 47, 131, 178, 181 Timmons, Noel 22, 67, 1 16, 118,135,173,181 Titchen, Donna 86 Tobey, Delores 67, 149, 152 Tobiasson, Tom 86 Todd, Greg 86, 96 Todd, Joni 47 Toillion, Denise 67, 177 Toillion, Scott 47, 131, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 180, 181 Tomlinson, Bob 67, 162 Tooman, Audrey 86, 166, 167 Tooman, Kathy 114, 115, 131, 166,167,173, 175 Torske, Dawn 47, 159 Torske, Penny 67 Trew, Vicki 47 Triplett, Penny 86 Trotholz, Jim 47 Trujillo, David 19 Tuenge, Susan 22, 86, 1 14, 144, 146 Tupper, Lana 67 Turner, Tim 86 U Ugai, Alan 58, 67,92 Ulmer, Pam 47 V Van DeWater, Lori 86 VanNortwick, Todd 86 Van Voorst, Mark 67, 173, 178, 180, 181, 183 Varicak, Janie 47, 131,146 Veith, Mike 67 Vermeer, Dan 48 Vieyra, Carol 86 Volcek, Joe 67 Volcek, Luanne 48, 164 Voris, Mark 86, 92, 177, 181 Voris, Tami 86, 129, 148 Votaw, Paula 67, 173, 177 W Wagner, Laurie 86 Wagner, Mark 67 Walker, Beth 48 Walker, Mark 67 Walker, Michelle 86, 132, 144 Ward, Bonnie 68 Ward, Kit 86, 96, 124 Wardyn, Debbie 48 Waugh, Peggy 48, 159, 160 Waugh, Susan 68, 157 Wederski, Ken 86, 107, 166, 167 Weinmaster, Cindy 48 Weir, Denny 86 Wells, Stacy 68, 132, 142, 181 Welsh, Deb 86, 114 Wemple, Tracy 4, 68, 69, 121, 132,135,142,166,179 Weskamp, Brenda 68, 91, 1 10, 142, 146 Weskamp, Steve 78, 86, 92, 106 Wesslund, Janet 68 Wesslund, Joan 68, 121, 142 Wesslund, Susan 48 Westman, Jim 16, 20, 48, 131, 141 Westman, Julie 16, 17, 20, 68, 141, 162, 163 White, Cheryl 25, 48 White, David 68 White, Eddy 86 White, Kathy 87 White, Shelly 68, 132, 143, 177 White, Teresa 48 Whyte, Kim 87 Wicks, Nancy 68, 91, 121, 124, 129, 135, 162 Widhalm, Bene 1 1, 75, 87, 144, 183 Williams, Randy 48, 103, 134 Williss, Vicki 48 Willson, Kristi 19, 81, 87, 144, 173 Wilmeth, Blaine 87 Wilson, Bex 87 Wilson, Sheila 68 Wingett, Randy 48 Winters, Marion 87 Withers, Allison 65, 132, 143, 162, 163 Witter, Jim 48, 124, 131 Witter, Marc 68 Wolfe, Clarense 68 Woltemath, Doug 48, 131 Wood, Cathy 48 Wood, Clare 68, 158 Wood, Connie 87 Woodgate, Lori 68, 149 Woodgtead, Mark 48, 92, 134, 13 Woodward, Terry 68 Workman, Scott 48 Workman, Troy 87, 92, 116 Wright, Deb 81, 87, 144 Wurl, Alan 68 Wiita. Shellv 81,87 Y Yanney, Wayne 87 Yates, Shari 15, 25, 48, 131, 146, 173, 181 Yocum, Traci 60, 68, 173 Yonker, Deanna 87, 144 Young, Dean 68, 172, 181 208 lnd Young, Denise 87 Young, Rhonda 129 Young, Steve 172, 173, 174, 175 Z Zarkowski, Paulet 65, 68, 121, 142, 179, 181 Zimmerman, Joy 4, 87 Zwiebel, Jeff 48, 131 Zwiebel, Jeri 68, 114, 132, 135, 161 STAFF Aaber, Bette 192 Adsit, Tim 176 Albertson, Frank 188 Altig, Skip 191 Altig, Susan 188 Andgegson, Gary 101, 166, 167, 1 Anderson, Linda 12, 114, 189 Barends, Ben 107, 153, 191 Bargell, Gary 188 Barr, Darryl 188 Baumgartner, Mary 192 Best, Tom 92, 189 Beveridge, Herschel 191 Blackledge, JoAnn 161, 187 Boerner, Ron 187 Boltz, Eileen 192 Broge, Linda 188 Brown, Rebecca 192 Brunell, David 190 Burrows, JoAnne 193 Carfield, Kenneth 193 Carlson, Linda 113, 190 Cooper, Gary 96, 1 16, 190 Craig, Ford 188 Dahl, Mary 132, 189 Daugherty, Ruth 192 Davis, Rebecca 190 Delgado, Dan 107, 153, 191 Doud, Jane 121, 157, 187 Elm, Dorothy 165, 189 French, Virgil 189 Gates, Phyllis 193 Golden, Gwen 193 Green, Narma 192 Hammond, Tom 191 Henderson, Bonnalynne 192 Huebner, Mike 190 Hughes, Kenneth 187 Jackson, Carol 192 Jacobson, Jody 152, 155, 187 Jeffers, Nellie 188 Johnson, Vera 192 Kablinger, William 191 Kucera, Tillie 192 Kucera, Wallace 191 Kumpf, Richard 189 Magill, Viola 192 Mahnken, Barbara 190 Maline, Clifford 193 Martin, Douglas 116, 190 McFarland, Robert 92, 1 16, 187 McGuire, Dan 190 Mclntire, Margo 186 McNeel, Beth 188 Miller, Al 189 Millr, Galen 165, 189 Millsap, Tom 22, 190 Missing, Walter 193 Mohs, Ron 22, 1 10 Montgomery, James 106, 1 16, 121, 191 Morris, Gerald 189 Negley, Louellen 192 Olson, Karen 12, 91, 188 Oltmanns, Larry 191 Peeks, Barbara 191 Peeks, Gordon 12, 191 Perez, Felisitas 193 Pierce: Dan 189 Plienis, Kaye 192 Pressnall, Wayne 187 Rehling, Dora 192 Reinert, Richard 96, 148, 188 Richard, Ted 189 Robinson, Diana 190 Rouch, Robert 181, 182, 183, 189 Salcetti, Mary 21, 186 Sandau, Carol 187 Schnabel, Al 92, 190 Severson, Patti 190 Shields, Helen 186 Smolik, Betty 193 Snare, Shirley 192 Spaulding, Don 191 Staetz, Joseph 193 Starr, Bob 92, 121, 190 Stearns, Joan 193 Stevens, David 92, 1 10, 1 1 1 190 Swigart, Phyllis 186 Timmermans, Larry 92, 190 Tritt, Patrick 189 Warneke, Richard 190 Watford, Shirley 193 Weil, Jean 192 Welliver, Louise 192 Witt, Randall 187 Wolfe, Jean 193 Wright, Kittie 192 a ?siL2 in 5 gf QQ? 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