Orchard High School - Oriole Yearbook (Orchard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

orchard public school orchard, nebraska 1980 dedication We the senior class of 1979-80 wish to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Edith Parkhurst. Mrs. Parkhurst has taught school for 33 years of which she has dedicated 22 years to O.H.S. working as an Elementary teacher. She was the first teacher this senior class had. She herself is a graduate from O.H.S. as are both of her children. Her teacher training she received from Wayne State Teachers college. Her comment on teaching is enjoy working with children and observing their accomplishments as they go on through school and out Into the 2 world. Shelly Gudenschwager Richard Hurtig i cA ov { k Marcie Curtis T CUCjSL 6 Donna Woodard UGO 'IC'- Alan Leiding CXSl.rXrr Michael Pruss Dawn Meyer odi Ct-t vA. Lynae Heiss t r u Eric Snyder f ■n C senior spotlight The senior class of 1980 chose these eight couples as the most outstanding in the following areas From top to bottom on page eight are Linda Walnofer and Mark Hawk as friendliest. Below them are Sue Holmes and Mike Pruss the most athletic. Troy Phipps and Cyndi Wedgewood were voted rowdiest. Those showing the most talent were Eric Snyder and Lynae Heiss. Denis Cooper and Marcie Curtis were most-likely to succeed. Most intelligent pair were Craig Eley and Dawn Meyer. Jon Meyer and Audrey Carlson received honor as the most talkative twosome. And named the best-dressed were Jeff Erb and Shelly Gudenschwager 9 Kent Schacht 10 14 15 16 .. knowledge may be gained from books; but the love of knowledge is transmitted only by personal contact, no one has deserved better of the republic than the unknown teacher henry van dyke o.h.s. teachers at their best. Mr Heath- Counselor and Algebra Miss Wagner- Principal. General Math. Business Law. and Consumer Economics Mr West- Superintendent Mr Tabbed- Shop 18 Pictured on the division page is Mr Phil Mann, who teaches World History. Health and P.E Mr Dunn- Science Mr Teachout- English I Mr Lehotsky- Music (vocal and instru- mental) Mr Meiras- Algebra I and Geometry Mr Farrand- American History. Govern- ment. Geography. Psy and Sco. Mrs Meiras- 7th and 8th English and Spanish Mrs Fonder- Art Mrs Meier- English H. III. IV. Speech and Journalism Mr Bly- Typing. Office Practice. Ac- counting. Record Keeping Mrs Mann- Home Ec. 1 ? Miss Cronk- Title I Bus Drivers- PhU Mann. Norma Wood- worth. Marlene Hurtig. and Maxinne Has well. Mr. Gunderson- Speech Therapist Cooks- Andrea Mitteis. Ardith Meyer and Roberta Cornock. Velma Lautenschlager- Secretary Mrs Auman- Nurse Janitors- Mr and Mrs John Goakey and Lee Bjornson Mrs Pruss- Green Thumb 20 we have all tried to give back to o.h.s. just part of what it has given us. these past years together have helped us to grow more responsible, we have all learned what team work is and how we can help one another in the future. 21 juniors sell magazines and raise $1,332.01 Vicky Beelaert Deb Brandt MaryJo Buxton Shari Carlson Cheryl Cheatum Kelly Classen Jm Clifton Mary Cooper Brad Couch Jamie Curtis Deb Fischer Dawn Gudenschwager Brad Heath Clint Holmes Tim Holz Bill Miller Dave Nielsen Sandy O'Brien Bruce Schleusener Carol Sch wager 22 Robert Stamp Dwight Van Ostrand Cynthia Waimer The Juniors were busy this year trying to raise money for Junior-Senior Prom, so they held a bake sale and sold magazines, and raised 1.332.01 dollars on their magazine sales. They put on prom on April 18. their theme was. The Last Round-Up. Pictured at the left are the class officers. Pres. Mary Cooper, Vice- Pres. David Nielsen. Sec.-tres., Vicky Beelaert with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Mann. V 23 sophomores sponsor only sock-hop of the year! Tim Arehart Jane Fink Rick Harvey Kim Hill Rhonda Hurtig Nurita Jensen Janet Leiding Carrie Meyer Pam Marrow Roxanne Rader Julie Schleusener Mike Schwager Todd S telling Claude Strope Greg Voiguandsen Kay VonSeggren Dan Ware Bob Willats Bill Williamson Jerry Yelli 24 The Sophomores were busy this year trying to raise money A sock-hop and a bake sale were held to raise money Class officers are pictured at the left President-Kim HiO. Vice-President-Kay VonSeggem. Secretary-treasurer-Bob WfHats, Student-council-Janet Letdmg freshman hold bonfire on homecoming. Shelly Arehart Kevin Carlson Glen Cheatum Mark Cooper Marsha Coy Alan Cronk Trent Erb Jodi Finch Marci Godel Teresa Grass Jody Gudenschwager Ronnie Harvey 25 Leisa Hawk Annette Holliday Eric Holliday Nettie Kellogg Brad Kelly Jody Leiding Kim Leiding Wendy Lines Kevin Mattern Kristi Mitteis Ward Mosel Mike Nelson Jo Ann Newburn Lee Phipps Burt Reynolds JiH Schacht Zena Stamp Dale S telling Brenda Williamson Gwen Wright 26 eighth graders serve at all sports Jane Arehart Jeff Classen Terry Cheafum Angie Fischer Tammy Hesse Beth Hill Justin Jensen Marla Knee Gary Miller Lisa Mitteis Michelle Neilsen Kevin Trease 27 Tim Twibell Galen Volquardsen RhCfida WilliOy seventh grade, smallest class in school. Sheila Harvey Rhonda Hawk Brock Holliday Jodi Schacht Shirlette Shrader Lori Schleusener Pictured at the right are the seventh and eighth grade class officers Pres , Tammy Heese. Vice-Pres . Terry Cheatum. Sec- Tres. Beth Hill and Michelle Nielsen. 28 pictured on this page are the 7th 8th grade athletic teams. The Junior High boy's basketball team had a rough season and ended with a 0-8 record. First row- Gary Miller, Kevin Trease, and Terry Cheatum. Second row- Jeff Classen, Tim Twibell, Galen Volquardsen, Brock Holliday, and Coach Jim Farrand. The Junior High girl's basketball team ended with an even record of 2-2. Pictured from left to right are: Rhonda Hawk. Jodi Schacht, Shirlette Shrader, Lori Schleusener, coach Jim Farrand. Beth Hill, Tammy Heese, Jane Arehart, and Michele Nielsen. The Junior High girl's volleyball team also had a rough season and ended with an 0-4 record. First row- Lisa Mitteis. Rhonda Williby, Jane Arehart, Beth Hill, Tammy Heese, Marla Knee, Angie Fischer, and Michele Nielsen. Second row- Jodi Schacht, Shirlette Shrader, Lori Schleusener, Sheila Harvey, Rhonda Hawk and coach Jim Farrand. 29 The Junior High Pep Club members are first row Lisa Mitteis. Marla Knee. Angie Fischer. Rhonda Wilhby. Sheila Harvey. Second Row Lori Schleusener. Beth Hitt. Jane Arehart. and Shirtette Shrader Cheerleaders are from left to right. Michele Nielsen. Tammy Heese. Rhonda Hawk, and Jodi Schacht 30 How memory cuts away the years. And how clean the picture comes Of autumn days, brisk and busy; Charged with keen sunshine And you, stirred with activity. The spirit of those energetic days. J. S. Undermeyer 31 coronation monday nite Homecoming week was held September 17th through the 21st with the coronation of the king and queen on Monday night after a pot luck supper Mike Williamson and Linda Walnofer were crowned the Homecoming King and Queen for 1979-60. The three other queen candidates were Connie Mosel, Shelly Gudensch wager and Lynae Heiss King candidates were Denis Cooper. Mark Hawk and Mike Pruss Monday was also the start of spirit week Students and faculty alike came dressed in their pajamas, bedroom slippers, and they brought their stuffed animals for the first day of the festivities. Round ’em up. Orioles was the theme for Tuesday which brought the jangling of spurs. taH Stetson hats, western jeans, and shirts, and cowboy boots. Wednesday was everyone's favorite day because it was Slop Day. Everyone came in their worst clothes, and by the end of the day the things they came in were nice compared to what they left in Thursday and Friday were school pride day and look your best day in honor of the volleybaU 8c Football games Thursday night was the annual bonfire which was led by the varsity cheerleaders in yeas and speeches On Friday at 2:00 p.m. the Homecoming Parade was presented by the high school and elementary students. At the end of the parade was a pep rally that got everyone pepped up for the big game. To top off the week the Orchard Orioles came off the victors against the Butte Wildcats 36 to 12. And finally Shi o ” played for the Homecoming dance keeping people dancing aH night. 32 initiates homecoming week 33 girls have winning season The Varsity Volleyball team had a 5 and 4 record for regular season games Losses were against Spencer. Petersburgh. Neligh. and St Mary's Victories were against Keya Paha. Verdigre. Bartlet. Niobrara, and Ewing The varsity made second in the Orchard Invitational and was third in the Conference Tournament. The total season record was 11 and 6 Members of the varsity team were SENIORS - Lynae Heiss. Connie Mosel. Shelly Gudenschwager. Dawn Meyer. Sue Holmes, and Marcie Curtis. JUNIORS - Mary Cooper. Dawn Gudenschwager. Cynthia Waimer. Kelly Classen SOPHOMORES - Kim Hill and Janet Leiding The J V also had a successful season with a 7 and 2 record. The Freshman had a 2 and 3 record Members of the J. V and Freshmen teams were JUNIORS - Cheryl Cheatum. Deb Fischer. Carolyn Schwager SOPHOMORES - Julie Schleusener. Nurita Jensen. Roxanne Rader. Kay Von Seggren FRESHMAN - Jody Leiding. Brenda Williamson. Jill Schacht. Mara Godel. Teresa Grass. Jody Gudenschwager. Marsha Coy. Shelly Arehart. Leisa Hawk. Kim Leiding and Wendy Lines. Head Coach was Gale Biy and Assistant Coach was Bill Tabbed Student Managers and Statisticians were Janet Buxton and Jackie Williamson 34 conference champs 36 4th time in four years The Orchard Football Team finished off its excellent season with an 8-1-1 record; its only loss came m the state playoffs against Colridge The tie came again at St Marys in the last regular season game Those helping make the football team successful were Mike Williamson. Roger Hauf. Richard Hurtig. Mark Hawk. Jon Meyer. Eric Snyder. Mike Pruss. Troy Phipps. Craig Eley. Jeff Erb. Denis Cooper. Alan Leiding. Kent Schacht. BUI Miller. Jim Clifton. Brad Couch. Jamie Curtis. Brad Heath. Dave Nielsen. Tim Holz. Bruce Schleusener. Clint Holmes. Todd StelUng. Bob Willats. Bill Williamson. Dan Ware. Mike Schwager. Claude Strope. Mark Cooper. Alan Cronk. Glen Cheatum. Ward Mosel. Kevin Mattern. Brad Kelly. Eric Holliday and Trent Erb The Coaches for this year's team were, head coach Jim Farrand and assistant coaches. Dan Dunn and Larry Mieras. The student managers were Terry Cheatum. Tim Twibell and Gary Miller 37 down to earth On November 30th and December 1st the Drama Club put on a perfor- mance. Down to Earth which was performed for two hundred and fifty three people Miss Wagner the director, was pleased with the outstanding performance of the cast and the hard work of the crew Over forty hours were spent practicing for the play The crews put in many individual hours of work in mak- ing the set. posters, programs etc The cast for Down To Earth was Donna Woodard. Dawn Meyer. Shelly Gu- denschwager. Janet Leiding. Cyndi Wedge wood. Claude Strope. Troy Phipps. Jeff Erb. Marcie Curtis. Eric Sny- der. Dan Ware. Bill Miller and Linda Wil- lats absolutely murder This was the second year of AH School Plays rather than class plays The im- provement m the acting abilities of those involved both years was appar- ent ABSOLUTE!. YMURDER. the Spring Play was quite an accomplishment for these students Conflicts with other school activities, and other frustrating occurances put special stress on the cast and crew Their dedication and hard work paid off in an excellent pro- duction Our underclassmen learned much from the Senior members and will be a definite asset toward further im- provement in the Drama Club next years This play was held April 11th and 12th The cast for this play was-Janet Leiding. Troy Phipps. Dawn Meyer. Mar- cie Curtis. Jamie Curtis. Eric Snyder. Kim Hill. Mary Jo Buxton. Vicky Beelaert. Tim Holz. Julie Sch eusener. Sue Holmes. Dan Ware. Linda WHIats 39 groups get it together SPEECH CLASS this year consisted of (left- right) Donna Woodard. Cyndi Wedge wood. Mrs Cheryl Meier (teacher). Denis Cooper. Cina Nowak and Richard Hurtig. Front row (left-right): Todd Olson. Katie Kellogg. Troy Phipps. Kent Schacht. Jackie Williamson, and Eric Snyder. They participated in conference and Districts One-Act play contest in Butte and Wayne. Conference and Districts Speech Contests were held in Lynch and Norfolk STUDENT COUNCIL this year was Michelle Nielsen and Tammy Heese. (8th) Marci Godel and Brenda Williamson. (Freshmen) Kim Hill. Janet Leiding. (Sophomore) Mary Cooper. Bruce Schleusher. (Juniors) Connie Mosel. Dawn Meyer and Mike Wifliamso (Seniors) and Miss Marjorie Wagner as sponsor. They raffled off a T V. and hosted the Christmas parties 40 boys are conference champs second in district The OHS boys varsity BB team had a great season Members of the team from left to right are - back Coach Dunn. Tim Holz. Jamie Curtis. Bob Wil- lats. Clint Holmes. Brad Heath. Bruce Schleusener. coach Tabbed Front row stat keeper Linda Walnofer. man- ager Terry Cheatum. Troy Phipps. Mark Hawk. Jeff Erb. Eric Snyder. Jon Meyer. Mike Pruss. manager Tim Twibell. stat keeper Cheryl Cheatum. J V. s Coach Dunn. Clint Holmes. Bob Willats. Jamie Curtis. Tim Holz. Brad Heath. Mark Coo- per. Ward Mosel. Glen Cheatum. Alan Cronk. Brad Kelley. Bruce Schleusener. Bert Reynolds. Claude Strope WE THEY EVH 70 51 Lynch 69 46 Spencer 63 48 Stuart 50 33 Niobrara 70 55 Ewing 46 41 Verdigre 58 44 Creighton 66 57 Clearwater 60 51 Butte 67 41 WE THEY SMH 42 28 Niobrara 64 36 Ewing 68 60 Spencer 60 47 Naper 63 41 Elgin PJ 61 44 Verdigre 59 35 SMH 61 43 Bassett 50 51 42 Pictured below is the girls basketball team con- sisting of ten girls, front row-Julie Schleusener. Janet Lending. Kay VonSeggern. Jody Leiding. Connie Mosel; top row-Student manager Shelly Gudenschwager and Mary Cooper. Kim Hill. Dawn Gudenschwager. Sue Holmes. Cynthia Waimer. Linda WH ats and student manager Ja- net Buxton. Coaching these girls was Coach Gale Bly and assistant Coach Howard Heath Dawn Gudenschwager was named All-Conf second team and Honorable Mention Norfolk Top 12. Cheering these teams on were Varsity Cheer- leaders. Kelly Classen. Jackie Williamson. Marcie Curtis. Shelly Gudenschwager and Cynthia Walmer Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Kim Hill. Kay VonSeggern. Wendy Lines and Jill Schacht 43 girls basketball TEAM US THEM CLEARWATER 27 44 TUDEN 27 37 LYNCH 33 17 SPENCER 36 27 STURT 35 28 ST. MARYS 22 35 NIOBRARA 32 29 NELIGH 34 48 VERDIGRE 33 40 CREIGHTON 33 43 BUTTE 41 49 EWING CONFERENCE 30 37 NIOBRARA 38 25 VERDIGRE 20 30 NAPER DISTRICT 30 35 VERDIGE 28 39 TOP LEFT- ooo-oop! TOP R- WATCHOUT GUYS HERE THEY COME BOTTOM R- GO FOR IT SUE 44 Christmas party sponsored by student council 45 pep club really cheers up! Members of this years Pep Club are Miss Joyce Muller (Sponsor). Linda Walnofer. Connie Mosel. Morcie Curtis (Varsity Football Cheerleaders) Not pictured is Jackie Williamson also a Cheerleader. Miss Marjorie Wagner (Sponsor). 2nd Row-Lynae Heiss. Mary Cooper. Janet Buxton. Dawn Meyer. Dawn Gudenschwager, Cheryl Cheatum. Deb Fischer. Kattie Kellog 3rd Row-Shelly Gudensch wager. Cynthia Walmer. Brenda Williamson. Kim Leidmg. Nurita Jensen. Jane Fink. Shari Carlson. Kelly Classen 4th Row-Jody Gudenschwager. Shelly Arehart. Kristi Mitteis. JoAnn Newburn. Rhonda Hurtig. Carolyn Sch wager. Jodi Finch. Teresa Grass. Julie Schleusener. 5th Row-Wendy Lines. Annette Holliday. Leisa Hawk. JiH Schacht. Nettie Kellogg. Marsha Boy. Deb Brandt. Kim Hill. 6th Row Marcie Godel. Roxy Rader. Jody Leiding. Vicky Beeleart. Janet Leiding. Jay VonSeggern. Sue Holmes. Cina Nowak. 46 we'ghtiiffers are picking up! The Orchard High School Weight-lifting program consists of many different exercises including bench press, military lift, curls, leg extensions, leg curls, and a few others The participants in this year's weight-lifting program have been, front row-Bill Williamson. Denis Cooper. Rick Harvey; back row-Bill Miller. Dave Nielsen. Dawn Meyer. Dan Ware and Mike Williamxon. Not pictured are Bruce Schleusener. Bob Willats. Greg Volquardson. Mike Schwager. Mike Pruss. Rich Hurtig and Troy Phipps This year 's coach was Jim Farrand also pictured. 47 band receives superior rating Pictured on the following two pages are the members of the O H.S bond for the 1979-80 school year Among their accomplishments for the year was achieving a superior rating at contest this spring They are as follows 7th- Rhonda Hawk, Brock HoHiday. Jodi Schacht. Lorie Schleusener. and Shirlette Shrader. 8th - Jane Arehart. Tammy Heese. Beth HM. Gary Miller. Lisa Mitteis. Michele Neilsen. Kevin Trease. and Tim Twibell. 9th - Shelly Arehart. Glen Cheatum. Marsha Coy. Alan Cronk. Mara Godel. Jody Gudenschwager. Leisa Hawk. Annette Holliday. Brad Kelly. Jody Leiding. and Jill Schacht. 10th - Kim HM. Rhonda Hurtig. Nurita Jensen. Janet Leiding. Julie Schleusener. Claude S trope, and Kay Von Seggern. 11th - Vicky Beelart. Deb Brandt. Shari Carlson. Kelly Classen. Mary Cooper. Dawn Gudenschwager. Bill Miller. David Nielsen. Bruce Schleusener and Carol Schwager 12th- Janet Buxton. Marcie Curtis. Craig Eley. Shelly Gudenschwager. Jeff Erb. Mark Hawk. Lynae Heiss. Alan Leiding. Connie Mosel. Kent Schacht. Eric Snyder and Linda Walnofer. 48 small groups help achieve superior ratings The people pictured on the following pages include the drum majorettes-Shelly Gudenschwager and Janet Leiding; the Pom-Pom Girls-Audrey Carlson. Deb Ficsher. Cynthia Walmer, Dixie Kopejtka and Katie Kellogg; The Swing Choir members-Brad Heath. Cynthia Walmer. Jody Leiding. Bob Willats. Jeff Erb. Mike Pruss. Tony Lehotsky (director). Eric Snyder. BUI Miller. Alan Leiding. Janet Leiding. Jackie Williamson. Claude Strope. Katie Kellogg. Vicky Beelaert, Lynae Heiss. Dawn Meyer. Kay VonSeggern, Kelly Classen, Julie Schleusener. and Kim Hill and the Accompianists-Vicky Beelaert. Jody Leiding. Lynae Heiss and Connie Mosel. Also pictured are the members of the Jazz Band 50 51 mixed chorus Besides receiving an excellent rating at contest, the Mixed Chorus also put on two concerts. Pictured on the opposite page are photographs of the 1980 Spring Concert. The members of the '79- '80 Mixed Chorus were 9th-Shelly Arehort. Marsha Coy. Jody Finch. Morcie Godel. Ron Harvey. Leisa Hawk. Annette Holliday. Nettie Kellog. Jody Leiding. Kim Leiding. Kristi Mitteis. Jill Schocht. Brenda Williamson, and Dole Stalling, the 10th graders were-Kim Hill. Rhonda Hurtig. Nurita Jensen. Janet Leiding. Roxanne Radar. Julie Schleusener. Mike Sch wager. Todd Stalling. Claude Strope. Kay VonSeggern. Dan Ware, and Bob Willats. the 11th graders are- Vicky Beeleart. Deb Brandt. Kelly Classen. David Nielsen. Sandy O'Brien, and Carol Sch wager, the 12th graders are-Marcie Curtis. Jeff Erb. Lynae Heiss. Katie Kellogg. Alan Leiding. Dawn Meyer. Jon Meyer. Mike Pruss. Eric Snyder. Cyndi Wedgewood. Linda Willats. and Jackie Williamson. The director was Mr. Tony Lehotsky. 52 also receives high rating 53 great performances receive 1st in ratings All the students involved in the music program at O.H.S. travelled to Plainview April25 for the annu- al music contest. Their ratings there were very high. They received 10 superiors and 2 excellents. The groups who received a I at contest were Band, Jazz Band, Swing Choir, Triple Trio, Sax Sex- tet, Girls Trio, Mixed Octet, and solos by Julie Schleusenee, Kim Hill and Janet Leiding. The con- testants who received a 2 were Chorus and Clarinet Trio. 55 art club Members of the Art Club are-Linda Walnofer. Sue Holmes. KeUy Clas- sen. Roxy Rader. Troy Phipps. Caro- lyn Sch wager, the Art Club sponsor Deb Fonder. Nurita Jensen. Rhonda Hurttg. Clint Holmes. Bill Miller, and Deb Brandt photography Members of the Photography Club are Sponsor Deb Fonder. Marsha Coy. Mary Cooper. Bill Miller. Deb Brandt. Rhonda Hurtig. Janet Bux- ton. Sue Holmes. Carolyn Schwager. Cynthia Walmer. Clint Holmes. Vicky Beelaert. Nurita Jen- sen. Julie Schleusener. Roxy Rader and Kelly Classen. 56 e ON APRIL 28 the Art Club held its annual art show with the elementary winners as follows 1st grade Heidi McCart. 2nd grade Dee Dee Stewart. 3rd grade Angela Carlson. 4th grade Doug Walnofer. 5th grade Susan VonSeggern. 6th grade Diane Bruce, and 7th grade Lone Schleusener Also on display were the winners of the High School Art Contest held in O 'Neill The first place winners were Troy Phipps in Tempera. Ink. Design. Pastels Linda Walnofer m Collage. BiH Miller in Mosaic. Non-objective Cynthia Wa mer in Woodcarving. Carolyn Schwager in Crayon. Kelly Classen in Sculpture. Roxy Radar in Poster. Relief. Came Meyer m Charcot On Honors Night this year the art members who received awards were Art I- Mary Cooper and Cynthia Wdimer Art II- Clint Holmes. Advanced Art- Troy Phipps and the Outstanding Senior Artist was also Troy Phipps a winning season A Winning Season, was the theme the pepclub chose for the 1980 All-Sports Banquet The exciting evening started off with the crowning of the king and queen. Mike Pruss and Connie Mosel. Following the crowning, a banquet was served by Jane Arehart. Michelle Nielsen. Tim Twibell. Terry Cheatum. Justin Jensen. Marla Knee. Gary Miller. Tammy Hesse. Kevin Trease. and Beth Hill Awards were given, entertainment was provided A dance followed from 9-1 with music provided by QUAZY 58 59 two tracksters qualify for state Twenty boys were given a chance to show there talents in four track meets. Plamview Invitational. Quadrangular at Plainview. O'Neill Invitational. West Holt Invitational. Conference at West Holt. Lynch Invitational, and Districts at Wayne. Six school records were broken, the 400 meter relay-Mike Wil- liamson. Mike Pruss. Brad Heath and Brad Couch. The 1600 meter relay- Mike Williamson. Mike Pruss. Jamie Cur- tis and CUnt Holmes The 300 meter low hurdles was set by Brad Heath and the high jump record was set by Jon Mey- er Eric Snyder set the discuss record and Brad Couch set the pole vault re- cord Eric and Brad also qualified for State on May 23-24 held at Omaha Burke Coaching these boys was Coach Jim Farr and with alot of help from the student managers Jackie Wil- liamson and Mary Jo Buxton 60 few girl tracksters Twelve girls were given a chance to show there talents in four trackmeets. O'Neill Invitational. West Holt Invitational. Conference at West Holt, and Districts at Plainview These twelve girls were-Linda Walnofer. Marcie Curtis. Sue Holmes. Deb Fischer. Julie Schleusener. Kim Hill. Rhonda Hurtig. Jodi Finch. Teresa Grass. Marsha Coy. Brenda Wil- liamson and Cynthia Wdimer. Coaching these 12 girls was Coach Gale Bly and assistant Coach Jeff Erb. with alot of help from student managers Dawn Meyer. Janet Buxton and Jodi Finch. 61 the last roundup The Last Round-Up for the Jrs. and Srs. of O H S was held on April 18 The ban- quet got on it's way at 6 30 with a western style meal Serving the meal were Roxanne Rader. Todd Stelling. Bill Williamson. Kay VonSeggern. Claude Strope. Carrie Meyer. Julie Schleu- sener. Janet Leiding. Mike Schwager and Bob WHlats Following the banquet was a dance from nine to twelve. The music was provided by JUMP 62 may 10th, awards night 64 The Annual Awards presentation was held on May 10th at 7:30 p.m. During the program, the following people were inducted into the National Honor Society. Juniors were-Jamie Curtis. Dib Fischer, and Dawn Gudenschwager Sophomores were-Kim Hill. Janet Leiding. Carrie Meyer. JuHe Schleusener. Claude Strope. Kay VonSeggern. Dan Ware. Bob Willats. and Bill Williamson. Following the induction ceremony, the instructors at O.H.S. pre- sented to various students awards for scholastic achievement. Also honored were members of the Chadron Scholastic Team pictured above. They are (front row) Carrie Meyer. Nurita Jen- sen. Eric Holiday. Ron Harvey, (second row) Marcie Curtis. Dawn Meyer. Mary Cooper. Marci Godel. (third row) Jon Meyer. Brad Heath. Jamie Curtis. Cynthia Walmer. and sponsor Dr Heath. (Not pictured-Troy Phipps and Lynae Heiss) 65 Admd joeus sjoiues to Colorado springs May 2-4. 25 seniors rented a bus and took off for Colora- do Springs The busride was very long and everybody was tired when they got down there But nobody had anything against a visit to the Air Force Academy. On Saturday a sightseeing tour was on the agenda The wax museum was first and everybody Hked it a lot Then a little shopping before the visit to the Cheyenne Moun- tain Zoo. The boys discov- ered the Alpine Slide and had a great time on that Seven Falls was the last stop for the day 5 o'clock Sunday morning a bunch of tired seniors got ready to head for home They arrived back in Orchard at around 6 o'clock p.m. tired but content. may 11th, 1980, graduation day 68 Graduation day for the thirty seniors of 1980 was Sunday. May 11th. The guest speaker was Pastor John Schreiber. Valadictohan was Lynae Heiss and Sa- tuatorian was Marcie Curtis. The senior class chose royal blue and silver as their colors. The class flower was a white rose tipped in blue class motto Their is only one success- to live your life in your own way. 70 in the beginning, they tell us, there was nothing but joy in the world, everything was bright and new. earth and sky had just been made, man was a child, living in a paradise which was a cross between a great garden and a divine playground, every morning was a fresh surprise. 71 Mrs Parkhurst Stephanie Arehart Aaron Bly Jennifer Carlson Scott Cleveland Steven Dow Lynae Heese Shelly Larson Catherine Meier Tamara Mteras Shaun Rabbass Christy Rifer Paula Rismger April Shaw James Slacken Rebecca Tabbed DanieU Teachout Miss Muller Angie Belik Trudy Carlson Travis Hawk Tammy Larson Heidi McCart. Not Pictured Brandon Manning Gary Mosel Brooke Moser Aaron Rang Tim Sch wager 72 Janette Tadken Mike Thelander Christie Wies Mrs Snyder Richard Brown Ronita Carison Jeremy Cleveland Ben Clifton Scott Drayton Rebecca Elsberry Justin May hew Theresa Mosel Ross Rabbass Ryan Sch wager Dee Dee Stewart Kris Tabbed Diane Tadken Linette Thelander Grant Voiquardson Wade Williby Mrs Miller Kevin Bruce Angela Carlson Christina Manning Terra Moser Lee Nienaber Laurie Risinger Ann Schacht 73 Jennifer Schwanebeck Damon Thelander Christopher Twibell Nathan West Jeannie Woodworth Timothy Woodworth Miss Stoneberg Dean Carlson Dana Cheatum David Drayton Heidi Goiter Colleen Hurtig Garrett Mann Lisa Manning Eric Nielsen Wade Nienaber Danielle Raff Anthony Shrader Douglas Walnofer (photo not available) Mrs L aiding Lauri Carlson Andrew Clifton Darin Gudensch wager Amy Meyer Keri Mitteis Shawn Raff Craig Sch wager Susan Von Seggern 74 Mrs Shabram Dione Bruce Kent Heese Troy Hurtig Eugene Kohls Mike Mosel Lee Schocht Greg Schwoger Brion Schwonebeck 75 76 senior summanes JANET MARIE BUXTON Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Track 4; County Government Day 3; Spanish 3; Annual 4; Oriole Flyer Staff 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Officer 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 2-3; Stage Band 2; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Photographer 4; Drama 4. DENIS W. COOPER Football 1-2-3-4; All-Conference Football 3-4; Track 3-4; Homecoming Attendant 4; All-Sports Candidate 4; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 3; Oriole Flyer Staff 3; Drama Club 3; Speech 3-4; Band 1-2; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Weightlifting 1-2-3-4; All-Area Football 4; All-State Honorable Mention 4. MARCIE MARIE CURTIS Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3-4; All-Sports Candidate 4; County Government Day 3; Drama Club 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Sax Sextet 2-3; Stage Band 2-3-4; Swing Choir 2; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Wayne Business Days 3; Chadron 3-4. CRAIG DANIEL ELEY Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1; Stage Band 1-2-3; Pep Band 1-2-3-4. JEFFREY DUANE ERB Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3; All-Conference Football 4; All- Area Football 4; AH-Area Basketball 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; All-Sports Candidate 4; Class Officer 2; Speech 3; Student Council 2-3; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Drama Club 3-4. JOHN WALTER FINK Art contest 1; Speech 2-3-4; Chorus 1; One-Act Play 3-4. SHELL Y JO GUDENSCHWAGER Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3; All-Conference Volleyball 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; All-Sports Candidate 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Oriole Flyer Staff 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleade 3-4; Alternate Cheerleader 1-2; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Majorette 4; Honorable Mention All-State Volleyball 4; Honorable Mention Norfolk Top 12 4; Drama Club 4; Girls Basketball Manager 4. ROGER DEAN HAUF Football 1-4; County Government Day 3. MARK A. HAWK Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4. LYNAE L YNN HEISS Volleyball 1-2-3-4; All-Confrence 4; Homecoming Attendant 2-4; Class Officer 2- 4; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Officer 3-4; Band 1-2-3- 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Triple Trio 2-3-4; Stage band 2-3-4; Swing Choir 4; Girls Trio 3; Pep Band 1-2- 3-4; Girls' Quintet 2-3; Sax Sextet 3-4; Girl's Duet 2-3; Piano Duet 3; Piano Accompanist 1-2-3-4; 77 Chadron Contest 1-2-3-4; Top 12 Norfolk Daily News Volleyball; All State Honorable Mention Volleyball; Wayne Business Contest 3. SUE ZAN HOLMES Volleyball 3-4; Basketball 3-4; Track 3-4; Annual Staff 3-4; Oriole Flyer 3-4; Art Club 4- National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Chorus 3; Drama Club 4. RICHARD LEE HURTIG Football 1; Track 4; Speech 4; Chorus 1-2-3; Drama Club 3-4. KATIE JANE KELLOGG Volleyball 2; Track 2; County Government day 2; Speech 4; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; Pep Club Officer 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Pom Pom Girl 1-2-3-4; Swing Choir 4; sixtet 3; Drama Club 4. DIXIE L. KOPEJIKA Volleyball 1-2-3; Girls State (Page); Library Club 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pom Pom Girl 4; Chadron Contest 1-3; Wayne Business Days 4. ALAN JA Y LEIDING Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2; Annual Staff 3; Oriole Flyer Staff 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 3-4; Swing Choir 4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4. DAWN LANELLE MEYER Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Weightlifting 3-4; Girls State; County Government Day 3; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Oriole Flyer Staff 3-4; Speech 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Officer 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Flag Carrier 4; Pom Pom Girl 2-3; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club 3-4; Chadron Contest 1-2-3-4. JON M. MEYER Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; All-Conference Basketball 3-4; All-Sports Candidate 4; Alternate Boys State 3; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Chadron 1-2-4; Industrial Arts Club 3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Top 20 in Basketball 4; All-Area Basketball 4. CONNIE VIOLA MOSEL Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-3; Homecoming Attendant 3- 4; All-Sports Queen 4; Alternate Girls State 3; County Government Day 3; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Band 1-2- 3-4; Chorus 2-3; Trombone Quarter 3; Stage Band 1-2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Trombone Sextet 2; Piano Accompanist Chorus and Swing Choir 2-3-4; Chadron Contest 1-2. EVA CARINA NOWAK Volleyball 4; County Government Day 4; Annual Staff 4; Oriole Flyer Staff 4; Speech 4; Pep Club 4. TODD IVAN OLSON Football 1.1 Basketball 2; Spoeech 1. 78 TROY LEE PHIPPS Football 1-2-3-4; basketball 2-4; Track 3-4; County Government Day 3; Art Contest 2-3-4; Speech 4; Art Club 3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Photographer 3. MICHAEL B. PRUSS Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; All-Conference Basketball 3- 4;l Homecoming Attendant 1; All-Sports King 4; Boys State 3; Class Officer 1; Band 1-2-3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; All-Area O'Neill Paper 4; Top Twenty 4; Honorable Mention 3-4; All-State Omaha Paper 4. KENT EUGENE SCHACHT Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; County Government Day 3; Speech 1-2; Student Council 1; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 1. ERIC DEAN SNYDER Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; All-Conference Football 3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Speech 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-3-4; Stage Band 1-2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; All-Area Football 4; Honorable Mention All-State Football; Honorable Mention Top 20 Football. LINDA SUE WALNOFER Volleyball 1-2; Track 1-2-3-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Class Officer 1-4; Art Contest 3-4; Annual Staff 3; Oriole Flyer Staff 3; ARt Club 3- 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Officer 3; Cheerleader 1-2-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3: Clarinet Quintet 2-3; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Harvest of Harmony 3. CYNTHIA LEE WEDGEWOOD Volleyball 1; Basketball 1-2; Track 2; Annual Staff 3-4; Oriole Flyer Staff 3-4; Speech 3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4. LINDA A. WILLATS Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3; County Government Day 3; Art Contest 2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Triple Trio 2-3; Music Contest 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4. JACKIE KAY WILLIAMSON Volleyball 1-2; County Government Day 3; Speech 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Pom Pom Girl 3; Triple Trio 4; Swing Choir 4; Volleyball Manager 3-4; Girls Basketball Manager 3; Drama Club 4. MICHAEL DEAN WILLIAMSON Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-3; track 1-2-3-4; All-Conference Football 3-4; Homecoming King; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Officer 2-3; Student Council 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Chorus 1-3; Top twenty Football 3-4; All-Area 3-4; Honorable Mention All-State Footballk 3-4. 7 ? DONNA F. WOODARD Volleyball 1-2; Basketball 1-2; County Government Day 3; Annual Staff 3-4; Oriole Flyer Staff 3-4; Speech 3-4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3-4; track Manager 2. Allis Chambers Gehl otawana on highway 20 beer, liquor products phone. 893-2905 Orchard Nebraska Royal Nebraska phone. 893-5445 JENSENS ANTIQUES J.E MEURET GRAIN CO. Grain and Fertilizer Brunswick Nebraska 68720 Marlowe and Earleen Royal Nebraska open 1-6 furniture-glassware and primitives BRUNSWICK STATE BANK BUTCHES BODY SHOP Member F.D.I.C. Complete body repair, painting frame repair O'Neill Nebraska ph. 336-1370 Royal Nebraska ph. 893-5115 80 RANDY FOSTER PHOTOGRAPHY Seniors, Weddings. Families. Babies. All types of photography Creighton, Nebraska 68729 CREIGHTON MOTOR SUPPL Y INC. Auto, track, tractor. Phone 358-3391 After hours: 358-5125 Overnight service from Omaha Fred E. Lucht fry■'it i NAPRSTEX REXALL DRUGS The prescription store Plainview Nebraska Phone: 382-2330 FARNIK SHOELAND Shoes for the entire family, complete shoe repair Phone 358-3422 Creighton Nebraska Jim, Meina and Mike Farnik PLAINVIEW INTERNATIONAL Plainview Nebraska Phone Business: 582-3533 Residential- 582-3594 PLAINVIEW CLOTHING Boy's and men's clothing, formal rentals Plainview Nebraska Phone: 382-3516 RISTOW FURNITURE FLOOR COVERING Furniture, floor covering. Sea y posturpedic mattresses. Lazy-boy recliner rockers, Mohawk carpets. Chromecraft dinettes. Plainview Nebraska 582-4744 MEL VINS PAINT AND APPLIANCE Gifts, records, wallpaper, appliances Our 28th year Plainview Nebraska Phone: 582-3223 81 DODDS OIL CO MEYER'S FEED Phillips 66 Products Wendell. Jim And Leta Morill - Owners Royal. Nebraska Phone-893-3861 Harold. Ron Jerry And Margie Trucking Service HOLUDA Y IMPLEMENT P.O. Box 156 Orchard. Nebraska 68764 Farmhand New Holland Quality And Service WM White Farm Equip. CORPORATION 08 WHITE MOTOR FARMERS ST A TE BANK Member FDIC F.DJ.C. Ewing. Nebraska FARMER'S CO-OP JcmmGow PH assn. T Aft'2234 TltK «ATTERlK-FtIO SHO —1 rmiLiztR e niats KU®«iuf VERDIGRL NEBRASKA 6S783 BUTTONS AND BEAUS Beauty Salon Owner And Operator Mary Ann Biddlecome Ewing. Nebraska Phone 626-7644 PATCHWORK PLACE Fashions For Juniors Misses - Infants Children And Gifts BANK OF VERDIGREE Your Livestock Bank Phone 668-2205 82 BUCHE'S PAGE COOPERATIVE Home Of East Highway 20 I 1 ■ ■ V O'Neill. Nebraska CREDIT ASSN Where Your Known By Name Not Number For More Information Call 338-5522 Richard Hammer Page, Neb 68766 |fcfc « ' ' I FLORAL GAZEEBO Your Dealer In Magnavox, Quasar And Sylvania 'Ay— O'Neill. Nebraska 68763 v- - 0$j£% Mary Ann Wichman . 301 East Douglas Phone 336-3980 I O'Neil. Nebraska 68763 ED-DE ROLLS AND DONUTS DAYLIGHT DONUTS Ed And Delta Tharnish 403 East Douglas O'Neill. Nebraska 68763 CORNER STONE CERAMICS Orchard. Nebraska Phone 893-5455 Gift Shop And Classes BEAUTY SPOT VILLAGE MART Groceries - Meats - Produce Shoes - Sewing Needs Marvin And Loretta Knee Phone 893-3105 K':F2k Full Service Salon Phone 893-2355 V� -ctw Orchard. Nebraska ” $ 68764 Hr rl Alta Gibbs ' 83 WEDGEWOOD LIQUOR AND PORTING GOODS DICK GRACE FORD Plain view. Nebr Ford-Mercury-Ford Trucks Home of finer used cars AMERICAN NA T ONAL BANK Creighfon, Ne Member F.D.I.C. COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PLAINVIEW FLORISTS Ren Schomberg Plain view Phone 582-3633 M ERB'S MARKET Orchard. Nebraska Groceries-Fresh-Meat Produce-No tions Phone: 893-2815 BANK OF ORCHARD 893-2805 Orchard. Nebr F.D.I.C. Member TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORE Orchard, Nebr Cliff and Shirley Erb Phone 893-2815 CUFF ERB AGENCY Orchard. Nebr See Cliff for Your Insurance Needs Phone 893-2815 or 893-2835 85 NATIONAL BANK OF NELIGH Your Agri - Business Neligh. Nebraska Phone: 887 - 4143 Member FDIC Full Service Bank PLAINVIEW NA TONAL BANK Serving Northeast Nebraska for Over Half a Century Phone: 582 - 4644, Plain view, NE Member FDIC HOLZ LUMBER HARDWARE Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Page, Nebraska 68766 UCHTENBERG TIRE SERVICE Neligh. Nebraska Phone: 887 - 4639 REALTY WORLD - TAYLOR REALTY V For aH real estate needs 420 Main Street 887 - 4811 Neligh. Nebraska 68756 HUGLIN MOTOR CO.. INC BOB SHECKLER CHEVROLET INC. The Great Highway Performers Bob and Marlene Scheckler Verdigre. NE Phone: 668-2828 i-iuwmb ® f BUICK OlOfMOBlU PONTIAC SERVICE: 202 W. 4th St. Neligh. NE SALES: Hwys 14 275 Neligh. NE 887-4115 JACOB'S BAKERY ' j Sugar N' Spice Everything Nice Creighton. NE 1 ORCHARD MEDICAL CLINIC - 5155 Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - Orchard Dr. R.E. Kopp L Or. R.P. Massie. Dr. K.D. Peters MANZER PETROLEUM CO. Skelly Gas. OilI Tires. Batteries Atkinson. Nebraska LONGHORN CAFE Pizza. Broasted Chicken, Home Cooked Meals 213 W. Douglas O'Neill. Nebraska 68763 336 - 3341 87 FARBER'S R J GROCERY Farber's Neligh, Fie. 68756 Shoes Wearing apparel for the entire family, fabric bedding, custom draperies Formal rental also Groceries and meats Clearwater, Ne. vegetables meats Open 7 days a week-holidays included, Ph. 887-9441 GEARY'S STANDARD 3 highway 275 Neligh. Ne. 68764 Doyale Lorraine Geary 24 hour towing Auto truck CB Base Channels 4 19 Trans-Air Cong. Captain Hook THE A TKINSON GRAPHIC Newspaper Printing Our ninth year under continuous family management for 65 years. S. W. Kelly Publisher BUXTON-ELECTRIC BUXTON- HARMON JOHN DEER SALES SERVICE Residential and Farming electrical services. Trenching Sc Backhoe services Dick. Rick. Dan and Ray Page. Ne. Ph. 338-5359 Clearwater Impl. Inc. Nolze Impl. Clearwater, Nebr. Neligh, Nebr. SEARS NORTHUP KING Ralph Heckert | Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Duard Dempster • Northup King Seeds j Neligh. Nebr. Orchard Nebr. Ph. 893-3888 1 88 CONTOIS MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 887-4182 Neligh, Nebraska 68756 Fine Motor Cars CITIZENS ST A TE BANK 1930-1980 General Banking See Us For All Forms Of Insurance Deposits Insured By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D. C. 40.000 Maximum Insurance Corporation Depositor Clearwater, Nebraska 8 ? IT'S BEEN A PLEASURE SERVING YOU Tina and Harold Plainview, Nebraska Phone 485-2524 MAUCK STUDIO You Can See the Difference ORCHARD DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 Orchard, Nebraska David L. Nielsen, Pres. Bulk Milk Pick Up Monterey and Cheddar Cheese Sales Phone 893-3955 90 EWING IRRIGATION AGRI-SALES Zimmatic pivot Systems Superior Grain Equipment Deutz Diesel Power Units Box 368 Ewing. Nebr. 68735 Ph. (402) 626-7263 jgEIDBtSn mmatic pivot millGATIOIM EASTSDE AUTO REPAIR GORDON DRAYTON ELEVATOR COMPANY Orchard. Nebraska Phone 893-2101 Grain - Grain Bank All Work Guaranteed Processing - Purina Chows Insurance Estimates Glass Installation Orchard Nebraska 91 JOHNSON DRIVE' IN GREA T PLAINS SUPPLY COMPANY Thank you for your patronage your business is very much appreciated Mike and Fran Zake Phone 371-2422 Orchard. Nebr Myron Metteis Phone 893-2205 O'NEILL PIZZA HUT Building Materials w Best Luck to All the Seniors E. Highway 20 O'Neill. Nebr. Phone 336-2444 0, a end D ORCHARD VETERINARY Professional Parties anytime - day or night CLINIC Orchard. Nebr 68764 Phone 893-3205 Our motto - Life .go for it! Orchard. Nebr. WILLIE'S SERVICE Complete Automotive Needs Will Install Rebuilt Transmissions K P Work Guaranteed! L Phone 893-6565 Orchard, Nebr. WILLIES BAR 8c GRILL Barb Willy Orchard, Nebr. Phone 893-9215 93 - BOOSTERS Bly Electric. Orchard Nebr Tony Pruss's Trucking and Conoco Station, Orchard Nebr. Inc.. Brunswick Nebr. Brunswick Market, Brunswick Nebr. Reigte Feed and Larry's Market Ewing Nebr Terra Western Corp , Ewing Nebr. Bonnie's Chp'n'curl, Neligh Nebr. The Shoe Box Neligh Nebr. R.F. Gaskill insurance Agency. Neligh Nebr Den's Mobil ana Repair. Clearwater Nebr Oil. Clearwater Nebr. ?r Jewelry. Neligh Nebr. i s, Neligh Nebr Neligh Auto parts, Inc.. Neligh Nebr. Legion Bowl, Clearwater Nebr Tisthammer Feed and Seed. Neligh Nebr. McNally and Brodbeck. Lawyers. Neligh Nebr. Neligh Lockers, Neligh Nebr. Goodwin Drug, Neligh Nebr Alderman's Variety Breiners Music Center. O'Neill Nebr. Ward's Catalog Store. O'Neill Nebr Foree Tire and Supply Company, O'Neill Nebr. McIntosh Jewelry, O'Neill Nebr. Jensens Western Wear. O'Neill Nebr Shonka Real Estate, Inc, O'Neill Nebr. Nissor Flowers and Gifts. O'Neil Nebr. Glamorama Beauty Salon. O'Neill Nebr. Farmers Store. Page Nebr. ?s. Plain view Nebr. 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