Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

This is our letter to the world offering glimpses to the past . . . seeing our friends and acquaintances in settings that once seemed natural, at a time when we were not aware of the contributions any of us would make to society. The Trojan Image 1969 THE NINETEEN SEVENTY TROJAN PLATTEVIEW JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SPRINGFIELD, NEBRASKA Table of Contents Academic 4 Organizations 65 Students 30 Activities 84 Sports 48 Advertising 96 Each of us contribute in our own way . . . as we draw the riches of Learning “Administrations Lead the Way” The main interest of our admin- istration is to see that every student receives the adequate education he or she deserves. Still, we can't just stop there. It takes much patience, time and effort with a faculty and student body of this size. No one but the adminis- trators themselves, will ever know what problems they encounter in keep- ing a school going. Also, it's up to the administration to see to it that the student discipline is kept in control; according to regulations. Mr. Dambrosia - Principal Mr. Gerdes - Counselor Mr. Luttman - Superintendent 6 “Secretaries Lend Assisting Hand Platteview's office staff con- sists of two very helpful women - Mrs. Gosch and Mrs. Nielsen. Ev- eryday they are kept busy with many jobs; attendance records, lunch tickets, giving students information and helping the administration with clerical duties. Mrs. Nielsen - Secretary 7 The office staff performs many duties. Mrs. Gosch - Secretary Mrs. Latham heads the special education program, playing Mr. Borwick teaches speech therapy. His purpose is a dual role—teaching mornings at Platteview and after- to help students develop good speech habits, noons at the Springfield Elementary. Special Services The special educa- tion program at Platte- view continues to be an important part of the ev- eryday schedule. The stu- dents involved have an opportunity to re-estab- lish the basic skills which are a necessity in one's advanced educa- tion. Individual assist- ance is the key note as basic skills are inte- grated with real life ex- periences. Oral and writ- ten communication is stressed heavily to allow students to become se- cure in expressing them- selves knowledgeable on current topics. 8 Exploring Science Science department arrived this year with a boom. A fresh chemistry class succeeded in exploding three hy- drogen generators in one day. It was a first. Mr. Pharoah is head of the sci- ence department and teaches subjects with enthusiasm. Outlines were pre- dominate as the younger classes learned that they didn't have time to talk. The freshman class studied very vigorously throughout the school year. A course In Physical Science was Introduced and many hours of time was spent mastering it. Linda Richardson carefully does her lab assignment in Chemistry. Mr. Pharoah continues to teach with his unique sense of humor. 9 Ruth Rowe, Tonia Ruff, Marlene Dean and Jeanne Siewert Kathy Schneider and Jeanne Siewert are absorbed in the find art amusing and fun. painting of a masterpiece. A Creative World Mr. Bates has his hands full teaching grades 7-12. This year Mr. Bates entered his student's projects in three contests. Jerry McCune and Cheryl Buchanan won state honors in the Scholastic Magazine contest and their entries went to New York City for a National Contest. World-wide Knowledge The World Geography class listens attentively to Mr. Salberg's lectures. Donna Kuehn volunteers her answer for the class. Mr. Salberg's field of teaching is centered around Social Studies. He is the Freshman and Sophomore instruc- tor. The main objective in his courses is to learn . Mr. Salberg's distinct voice can be heard around the halls as he gives forth his knowledge to his students. Ron Keller watches Rita Sorenson as she points out the main cities of China. Above Mr. Salberg listens in disbelief to one of his students answer his question. 11 Civic Responsibility Is Mans First Duty Mr. Broghammer led his classes with a spirit every student worked hard to match. His daily lectures always helped guide a student towards a better understanding of mans plight and a better test grade on Friday. He teaches History and Government, and was Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Broghammer's main point in teaching is ’’individuality.” Mr. Broghammer keeps his classes amused with his clever antics and quick wit. J. Erhart was of the many students to present reports to the class. This is to broad- en the student’s knowledge by oral recitation. 12 The Modern Problems class, new this year, looks intently at their instructor. Well, most of them do. . . . a One, and a Two • • The Platteview Stage Band got a superior rating at contest. They are (bottom): R. Broshears, A. Milks, G. Schneekloth, J. Gosch, D. Hahn, D. Lienemann. Second row— J. Mann, C. Cloyd, R. Cain, B. Schneekloth, L. Rowe. Third row-- K. Ruff, D. DeLuna, K. Vampola, B. Adair, Director Mr. Leigh, B. Nielsen, L. Glesmann. The Pep Band contributed very much to the spirit of Platteview at all sporting events. Mr. Leigh’s term of endearment, Hammerhead,” went into retirement this year. 13 Mr. Sayers explains to his eighth graders how to add the finishing touches to their lamp projects. On this particular project, the boys learned both carpentry and electricity. From left, the boys are Steve Peoples, Roy Cunningham and Jeff Salberg. Shop Talk Mr. Sayers instructs several classes throughout the day. Each one empha- sizes a different phase of industrial arts. The junior high groups explore the realm by dipping into a va- riety of projects. Freshman boys go into a bit more spe- cialized field by working with woods and sheet metal. The Shop department offers a two-year course in me- chanical and architectural drafting. At the left. Clay Bran- denburg is shown working on one of his major projects in the metals and welding class. Mr. Sayers displays a model of basic house framing. 14 Eat and Sew The junior high, home ec. class entertained guest from the Shop and Art classes. From left S. Becker, D. Glesmann, Miss Saltmarsh, G. Palmer, L. Carr, T. Barton, B. Kracher, R. Broshears, M. Gates and C. Kreifels. Gail Cannon listens to Miss Saltmarsh's explanation. Miss Saltmarsh gives many inter- esting lectures in her Home-Ec. class- es. She manages this department and sees that all girls taking her class be- come well-rounded in learning to cook, sew, crochet and knit. Connie Laschansky works on her dress project for the style show. 15 Work It Ou The physical ed- ucation program was set up differently this year. The boys and girls each had differ- ent instructors. Mr. Brandenburg led the boys to a more physi- cally fit body by ex- plaining the proper exercises for each in- dividuals needs. Al- though these boys look a bit out of shape it's part of Mr. Branden- burg's job to get them looking their best, as they are future Trojan football, basketball, wrestling and track teams. Above—boys prepare for physical fitness test, which begins early each spring. Below—It's warm up time for the 8th grade boys. Everybody touch your toes now. 16 All right you guys, get busy, made famous by Miss Steider. Bend, Left, Risht . . . Miss Steider is the girls P.E. instructor and coaches the girls volleyball and track teams. With the help of Mrs. Camp, the student teacher. Miss Steider helps the girls to be- come coordinated but at the same time graceful. The girls not only learn the basis for a physic- ally fit body, but learn to co-operate and re- spect their fellow classmates. Bottom row—S. Weatherford, J. Hibberd, D. Cain, E. Grell, B. Krajicek, C. Eckholt, L. Finley, F. Hughes, K. Langholz. Middle row— M. Gates, D. Kuehn, N. Bruning, C. Bestman, L. Cotten, L. Sedlacek, D. Glesmann. Top row—V. Pursel, I. Stubbs, L. Vandegrift, D. Wllcoxen. C. Bestmann, V. Haecke and S. Kantor decorate the annual Shorthand Christmas tree. Mr. Ahl nods passing approval to his future secretaries. Thick Cut Area Training girls for stenographic and secretarial positions is Mr. Ahl's main goal in life. He teaches his classes with a special brand of humor, and a relaxed atmosphere. The student is encouraged to make her own decisions on many complicated pro- jects. Alice Hibbler did her thing for the Christmas season. D. Camenzind, D. Adams and G. Jones are diligently typing. 18 « w j | a The Bookkeeping students are fiercely working to complete a major Where Assets Grow ''- Mr. Elckhoff—famous for his penetrating questions. Mr. Eickhoff's typing class drills, drills and still drills, but in the end he always come out with a fantastic group of typists. Again this year, the Business Department participated in the Business Contest at Marian High School. Seventeen students competed in the contest from Platteview. D. Camenzind and S. Milks are the only two girls who received superior ratings. These typing students are working toward speed as well as controlled accuracy where drill is a fact of life. 19 Above, attentive seventh graders learn the fundamentals of social studies and English. The First Steps Mr. Troxel taught seventh and eighth grade block, speech, junior and senior class plays and coached Junior high bas- ketball. The seventh graders studied Greek Myths, the Adventures of Hercules, Ne- braska and the states history, and made maps and flags of the countries studied. They have looked at most all countries in the world and have compared them to ours. M. Milks, J. Schrum, P. Pulsifer, R. Rowe, and K. Schneider Mr. Troxel listens to his students carefully, during presentations and discussions. Above, Mr. Buza holds a discussion on an assignment. Students are very attentive in Mr. Buza's class. The seventh and eighth graders do their homework. The Mighty Eighth The new varsity basketball coach also taught seventh and eighth grade block and math. Throughout the year, his students have made Egyptian and Greek boats to go along with their study of these countries. They con- structed feudal castles and made Far Eastern flags. Individual reports were given on all European countries leading into a group report of Europe itself. In math they have been intro- duced to the metric system and the protractor, one of the geometric tools. J. Hibberd, P. Cramer, and C. Cloyd are fasinated. 2 How to Write It Above, B. Sedlacek and N. Cowsky confer on their English. Below, W. Lugsch labors, taking notes for her research paper. Above, Miss Malolepszy sets the stage for a writing exercise which became a standard this year. The English classes, led by Miss Malolepszy, were kept very busy throughout the year. Different methods of teaching were introduced into her classes which proved to be very inter- esting for the students. Studying English literature, reading a variety of books, writing to music and working on their themes were all accomplished. Below, G. Clark, C. Pelzer and A. Kibbler discuss journalism. 2? Where to Get It Above, A. Cornwall takes notes for her research paper. Below, Mrs. DeShazer performs one of her many tasks and offers her pleasant smile. The library was filled with many con- tributions from the students this year. They ranged from animals to modern art. These examples of art not only modernized and decorated, but also helped turn the library into a cozy, personal room. Under Mrs. De- Shazer's guidance, the library was turned into a place just like home, pleasant to be at, yet a learning environment. Below, librarian Wanda Vlerreggar gives assistance to Jim Kracher. 23 ijutai Zag, Klasse S. Startzer, J. Htbberd, S. Schneider and R. Wilson seem to find class very interesting. Mrs. Fiedler displayed her many talents while teaching Sophomore English and Ger- man I II. During the year Mrs. Fiedler held a series of films- the purpose of giving insight into the technology of film-making and fostering an appreciation for the non-verbal aspects of com- munication. This was a high note in new activities this year at Platteview. As a swing off, sev- eral students produced their own film, using animation and live actors. Sophomores: M. Keyes, L. Buchanan, L. Smith, J. Iske and D. Mrs. Fiedler instructs English and German. Pelzer make it look like English is easy. 24 Mr. Landberg is head of the Glee Department. A Sinsz-a-Lons Ratings Mixed Chorus Girl’s Glee Boy’s Glee Boy’s Octet Boy’s Quartet Girl’s Quartet Mixed Octet Boy’s Low Boy’s Medium Girl’s Medium Piano Solo Piano Solo Superior Superior Superior Superior Superior Excellent Excellent Superior Superior Excellent Excellent Excellent Right, Boy’s Octet: R. Broshears, D. DeLuna, J. Vinson, K. Ruff. Second row— E. Citta, S. Schneider, J. Kracher, A. Milks, D. Shepler. Above Ladies Easemble: S. Milks, K. Shepherd, J. Addleman, C. Bestmann, M. Kreifels, Director Mr. Landberg. Second row—L. Callaway, P. Whitney, V. Haecke, W. Lagsch, L. Vinson, R. Bochnicek, P. Glesmann. Third row—D. Adams, J. Iske, J. Moore, C. Nielsen, D. Schneider. Above Barber Shop Quartet: D. DeLuna, R. Broshears, K. Ruff, A. Milks. Pie Are Round, Not Pie A re Square Walking into Mr. McCurleyfs Geome- try class you’ll hear words as parallelo- grams, arc and congruences resounding off the walls. The students are not speak- ing a foreign language but learning a new jargon while investigating common proper- ties to others. W. Smith and D. Glesmann demonstrate the day’s lesson on the board. Above is Mr. McCurley teaching today’s Geometry. 26 Sophomores find Geometry to be hard but full of laughs as they listen closely to what is going on. 3x2 + 4 x = 15 Mrs. Luttman explains to her eighth graders the day's lesson. Mrs. Luttman's Algebra and General Math students are taught all the basic prin- ciples dealing with mathematics. With the aid of graph board and over-head projector, Mrs. Luttman is able to give her students a better understanding of the course. Above Is Mrs. Luttman clearing up a problem for the class. T. Manhalter and B. Sturgeon explain to the General Math class their graphing. 27 Janitors Cooks Student Teachers Our janitors: A. Griffin and A. Benson. D. Shrum (night shift), not pictured. At and Art you will see cleaning up the floors around the pop machine or washing windows or cleaning up messes in the cafetorium. Dean Shrum, who is not pictured, was added to the staff this year. Below are the cooks who check in early ev- ery morning to prepare the food. The lasagne and hot buns are the favor- ites. On the next page are the student teachers who worked with us for a brief 9 weeks. They practice teaching the classes in the area they are majoring in. 28 Pictured above from left are our cooks: Eileen Erhart, Pauline Wagenknecht, Lois Persinger, Peggy Timmerman, Deloris Stevens, Leona Callaway. Mr. Burch-P.E.-Peru Mr. Maguire-P.E.-Peru 29 I should not care to leave my friends some never to see again------- a person with whom you may be sincere .... with whom you dare be yourself. wV(l ’« 1 IlO 31 Seventh Grade Jane Adair Donna Anson Michael Beck Shirley Brooks Ricky Bus kirk Lloyd Cardin Jim Carr Ricky Carter Chuck Cloyd Paul Cramer James Cunningham Judy Cunningham Charlene Dean Marlene Dean Michael DeLune Scott Dobbs Daniel Dolezal Mark Erhart Don Fenstermaker Debbie Freund Rodney Gerdes Audrey Giese Timmy Glintz Linda Glesmann Sandra Gray Brian Hahn Parry Hanes Rodney Henderson Martin Herring Tereas Hevelone Jill Heydenreich John Hibberd Jerry Holz David Hughes Michael Jones Mike Jones Jo Kanto Lester Keller James Koile James Kritenbrink Keith Kruse Doreen Law. 32 Melinda Lem ley Roxianne Mahloch Kim McGuire Mary Milks Larry Neitzel Diane Pelzer Kimberly Per singer Allen Peterson Barry Post Michael Price Penny Pulsifer Ruth Rowe Tonia Ruff Matthew Sallach Beverly Schleip Kathy Schneider Jean Schrum Keith Schuman Jeanne Siewart Carla Stubbs Teri Thomas Larry Timm Connie Uhe Sandra Winters The 7th grade basketball team, awaits a catch to snatch the ball away for another two points. 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Library The seventh graders worked hard to establish themselves in the main- stream of student activity and life at Platteview. 33 Eisihth Grade Darlene Addleman Rhonda Ahl Linda Bardwell Susan Beck Pam Brandenburg Mike Broshears Cheryl Buchanan Tom Buskirk Mary Calabro Bruce Carpenter James Carr Wendell Carter Connie Clizer Yvonne Cotton Steven Cowsky Roy Cunningham Janet Driskell Joe Erhart Howard Franklin Allen French Linda Freund Elizabeth Gable Rita Gintz Dennis Glesmann Kathy Gray George Green Jim Haynie Richard Heydenreich Randy Hike Kenneth Hughes John Iske Steve Koile Bill Langholtz Connie Laschansky Merrily Law Valerie Mann Kent Maystrick Paul McCune Chris Palmer Steven Peoples Michael Pipke Rodney Post 34 ♦ Ken Vampola Jim Vandegrift Earl Whitney Allen Wilson Jim Price Tony Richardson Diane Smith Jeff Salberg Charles Sands Bruce Schielp Gary Schneekloth Terri Rickard Ronna Smith Jim Spittler Michael Taylor Mike Taylor Left: Junior high cheerleaders this year were; Ruth Rowe, Roxanne Mahloch, Valerie Mann, Cheryl Buchanan, Randy Hike, and Rhonda Ahl. Below. Connie Clizer industriously creates a project for art. To the left. Below. Cheryl Buchanan and Liz Gable pearl one, knit five. 35 Freshmen Tom Bargar Terri Barton Steve Becker Robert Brooks Rick Broshears Nancy Bruning Dorothy Cain Kim Carpenter Linda Carr Cindy Coonts Betty Deloske Carol Eckholt Laura Eichner Patty Foged Merilee Gates Dean Glesmann Delores Glesmann Ellen Grell Laurie Bempel Judy Hibberd Faun Hughes Holly Jones Ronnie Keller Barb Kracher Barb Krajicek Christie Kreifels Theresa Kruse Donna Kuehn Kathleen Langholz Mike Larsen Robert Larsen LaVonne Latham Carol Lucas David Lugsch Jeff Mann Dawn Maystrick Marlin Meisinger Bob Miller Bob Nielsen Gay Palmer Vickie Pursel Lloyd Rowe 36 I Steve Schneider Greg Scholting Bernard Sedlacek Linda Sedlacek Henry Shelton Bob Siewert Connie Smith Rita Sorensen Bill Startzer Gary Thimgan Cathy Uhe Randy Vinson Scott Weightier Ruth Whitney Debbie Vilcoxen Richard ilson Penny Womochil Bonnie Wood Not pictured: Jerry McCune The freshmen were absorbed by their classes this year. Tom Barger and Bob Nielsen reflect this trait. Guess who’s coming to dinner? One day the Home Ec. girls invited the shop boys for a snack. The result: empty cupboards. 37 Sophomores Steve Adair Lynn Beins Robin Brandenburg Larry Bruning Lvnnette Buchanan Ernie Citta Gregg Clark La Vonna Cotten Janet Deloske Cindy Dolezal Ken Erdman Lori Finley Rita Flanagan Becky French Dale Glesmann Duane Golda Leo Hike Patty Hike Julie lake Gayle Joern Mary Jean Keyes Kent Kroese Gayla Lemley Art Lienemann Carol Lienemann Gregg Mahlock Doug Mann Terry Manhalter Elaine Matson Dan Moore Gary Neitzel Cindy Nielsen Bill Palmer Donna Pelzer Duane Penny Louie Post Rick Pursel Keene Ruff Don Sands Diane Schneider Jake Schneider Dan Smith 38 Linda Smith Wanda Smith Steve Startzer Alice Stoltenberg Iris Stubbs Hon Tex Leigh Vandergrift Bob Vargas Carol vnn Vierregge r Jim Vinson Polly Whitney Above: Cindy Dolezal works out an Algebra problem. Upper left: Rita Flanagan and Gregg Mahloch need assistance on a problem. Left: C. Nielsen, G. Joern, A. Stolenberg, S. Taylor, C. Dole- zal and C. Lienemann are living it up in the library. 39 J uniors Jerile Addleman Larry Banks Carolyn Bestman Rose Mary Bochnicek Richard Cain Nancy Cowsky Daniel De Luna Ken Fase Kathleen Foged Patti Glesmann Jerry Gosch Vicki Haecke Alice Bibbler Rodney Iske Gertie Jones Dennis Kaminske Shirley Kantor Betty Keller David Kildow Jim Kracker Bob Krajicek Marla Kreifels Margaret Kuehl Mary Kuehl Diane Laschansky Dennis Lienemann Jerry Lucas Wendy Lugsch Susan Milks Joyce Moore Patrick Moore Dan Pechar Connie Pelzer Bill Schneekloth Barbara Sedlacek Joe Sedlacek Dan She1per Lei and Spittle r Bill Sturgeon Steve Taylor Chris Thomas Pam Wichman Not Pictured Tom Grey A Sense of Leadership Is Acquired The big moment had finally come for the Juniors as they prepare themselves for their first class play, ’’The Little Doe Lauehed. Lower Right: R. Bochnicek, B. Krajicek, and D. DeLuna display their FAIRY talent as they dance in a scene of their class play. Occupying the halls and smiling because of no around-the-corner-rush, is Shirley Kantor and Carolyn Bes' nn. Above we see the Junior girls decorating the Shorthand room. This is an annual affair that the class does each Christmas Season. 41 NANCY BECK CHUCK BECKER CLAY BRANDENBURG BILL BROOKS LINDA CALLAWAY DIXIE CAMENZIND ANN CORNWALL JIM ERHART 42 JANET FRENCH of 1970 SAM GATES LLOYD GLESMANN MARCY GOTTSCH DUANE HAHN CHUCK HAMILTON JANE HANSEN JOHN KNUTSON TOM KOBLER KAREN KRACHER 43 Seniors STEVE KRAJICEK CARLTON KROESE BARABARA KNOTT STEVE LEMLEY JANICE MAHLOCH ALVIN MILKS no PHOTO II.ARI.R SUSIE MINER JILL MORTENSON RHONDA NIELSEN DAN NOLTE RON PELZER DIANNA PENNEY 44 of 1970 DAN POST LINDA RICHARDSON LONNIE RICHARDSON 45 Seniors WANDA VIERREGGER LAVINA VINSON DEBI WOMOCHIL It seems such a short trip from days we played croquet in our back yards to standing in line for lunch, from not knowing a world much longer that we could see from our win- dow to discuss- ing strange names and far- away places, from group, to that one special individual, from the spring of our child- hood to the September of our youth. the And now___ we depart, know- ing our heritage, and our obliga- tions, determined that we shall give it a good whirl praying that we shall succeed. We depart with happiness and a slight sadness. Platteview is a great place to be. 46 There were the games, skits and Pep Rallies, the many band trips, hours of study, and reflective mo- ments, and parties that left the Seniors with memor- ies to treasure forever. The Seniors have been very busy with extra-curricular activities and most of them have found them very rewarding. u 47 Your face is the one thing you can call your own . . . but your moments of glory must be shared with those watching. 49 Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Seward Concordia 2-6 Louisville 32-8 Elkhorn 20-7 Wahoo Neumann 41-6 Central 47-0 Gretna 70-22 Weeping Water 66-12 Arlington 14-6 Valley 14-8 Trojan defender, Jerry Gosch, hurdles himself to stop an opponent as more Trojans close In to guarantee the mission. Below Tom Kobler called the signals for the Trojans this year, with Frank Jones snapping the ball. Trojans Explode to Victory Schedule First Row: B. Adair, D. Klldow, A. Post, P. Moore, J. Gosch, J. Knutson, J. Sands, T. Kobler, D. Sands. Second Row: S. Taylor, L. Glesmann, C. Kroese, F. Schutz, D. Post, B. Krajicek, S. Krajicek, F. Jones, J. Erhart. Third Row: D. Golda, B. Haynie, D. DeLuna, R. Broshears, G. Mahloch, S. Adair, K. Kroese, S. Becker, B. Brooks. Fourth Row: B. Startzer, J. Vinson J. Mann, D. Moore, J. McCune, C. Brandenburg, A. Lienemann, S. Startzer, S. Lemley. Coaches are Mr. Neal Eickhoff, assist ant (left) and Mr. Chris Salberg. Again this year our football team proved itself to be superior. These boys were terrifying to their oppo- nents. Despite the adverse weather conditions, they fought vigorously to achieve many glorious victories. It seems that all that hard practice every night became a great benefit to the school and the team. It left many happy spectators, eagerly waiting for that next victory. During halftime, Coach Salberg earnestly instructs the squad on the fine points of previous and up-coming plays. 52 Above: C. Brandenburg (student manager), D. Lienemann, B. Adair, J. Knutson, D. Hahn, T. Kobler, John Hibberd (student manager). Second row—Coach Bill Buza, B. Startzer, G. Krajicek, F. Jones, S. Krajicek, C. Kroese, F. Schutz, J. Gosch and Assistant Coach Salberg. Dribble Dribble . . . This year's basket- ball team was very suc- cessful. Overcoming their lack of height, lack of ac- tual experience and un- timely injuries, the team mounted a respectable 10-7 record for the 1969- 70 season. The Trojans were coached by Bill Buza, doing an excellent job in his first year at Platteview. Buza took the boys all the way to the districts, held at Syra- cuse where they suc- ceeded in taking second. Schedule Norris Bennington Central Elkhorn Valley Louisville Gross Weeping Water W'ahoo Gretna Waverly TOURNEY- Conference Elkhorn Gross Arlington Ashland TOURNEY- 51-38 Won 60-47 Won 65-40 Won 43-59 Lost 40-41 Lost 65-69 Lost 70- 48 Won 71- 41 Won 77-60 Won 70-53 Won 59-65 Lost 47-60 Lost 95-55 Won 52-81 Lost 51-59 Lost Won Won Lost Districts Nebraska City 62-38 Louisville 45-36 Wilber 53-62 Above, Carlton uses his defense technique as Fred backs him up. Below, Frank and Fred get Into defense position while Carlton covers. Fred puts an all-out effort Into everyone of his jumps. B Team Hickman Norris Bennington Central Louisville Elkhorn Gross Weeping Water Gretna Waverly Gross Arlington Ashland 40-24 Lost 56-24 Won 51-30 Won 40-44 Lost 31-43 Won 60-45 Won 60-23 Won 53-35 Won 45-57 Lost 53-55 Lost 64-37 Lost 44-27 Won Above: Jerry Gosch jumps for a tip off as Gus Krajicek anxiously reaches for the ball. Seems like everyone wants that ball! Platteview seems quite anxious to get that ball; with five of our boys fight- ing to the end. Front row: J. McCune, B. Startzer, K. Fase, R. Tex, L. Post, S. Adair, D. Glesmann Second row: J. Vinson, J. Gosch G Krajicek, L. Bruning, D. Llenemann, B. Palmer, S. Becher, Coach Salberg. Girls Track First row: G. Joern, C. Vierregger, L. Smith, G. Lemley, E. Matson, P. Whitney Second row: C. Lienemann, D. Adams, M. Gottsch, L. Eichner, G. Jones, T. Kruese, B. Wood, D. Wilcoxin. Third row: A. Stoltenberg, B. Kracher, K. Kracher, B. Krajicek, D. Maystrick, R. Whitney, Coach Sharon Steider. Duel - Gretna 47 Platteview 63 Duel - Elkhorn 37 1 2 Platteview 68 1 2 Triangular - Central 89 1 2 Platteview 64 1 2 Weeping Water 29 Triangular - Platteview 71 1 2 Norris 61 Valley 48 1 2 Above: C. Lienemann and G. Joern run in stiff competition. Right: G. Jones gives a burst of strength and hopes for the best. C. Vierregger, looks on as she throws the discuss. 55 Above, Coach Jim McCurley, looks upon the situation as feeling every strain within his own body. Greg Clark looks thoughtfully at his opponent before engaging. Pat Moore quickly wrestled his opponent to the mat many times this year. Jim Sands has his hands full before executing a winning press. Bill Schneekloth sizes up the opponent before the furious activity begins. 56 Matmen Grapple Foes Front row-- P. Moore, R. Broshears, G. Mahloch, J. Sands, B. Sturgeon, S. Gates, S. Wetghner. Back row--G. Clark, L. Glesmann, A. Milks, D. Moore, R. Pelzer, D. Sands, B. Schneekloth, Coach Jim McCurley. Platteview's 69-70 wrestling sea- son gained two dual meet victories, downing Bennington 34-20 and Weeping Water 29-23. The most consistent win- ners were Scott Weighner, Sam Gates, Dan Moore, Pat Moore, Jim Sands and Bill Sturgeon. The team attended the Elkhorn Tournament where Sturgeon, Sands, and P. Moore came home champions. J. Sands placed fifth in State, losing to the eventual champion. B. Sturgeon went all the way to the top, obtaining the 123 pound. Class C State Championship with a 4-0 decision. Wahoo 21-33 Lost Bennington 34-20 Won East Bulter 19-31 Lost Gretna 24-26 Lost Weeping Water 29-23 Won Elkhorn 21-30 Lost Valley 20-33 Lost Central 16-32 Lost 57 State Champ—Bill Sturgeon-123 weight class-record 20-1. Volleyball Girls Work Hard Win a Trophy Above; Now get in there and fight is Miss Steider's familiar cry in every huddle. Susie seems to be worried as Carol and Jane try to be calm. Waverly Lost Bennington Won Brainard Won Gretna Won Gretna Won Weeping Water Won Elkhorn Won Elkhorn Won Valley Won Central Won Gretna Lost Louisville Won Sterling Lost Below front; W. Vierreggar, C. Lienemann, J. Hansen, A. Cornwall, S. Miner, G. Jones, N. Beck, 2nd row; G. Joem, R. Bochnicek, R. Neilsen, K. Foged, P. Glessman, D. Laschansky, L. Smith, 3rd row; Stu- dent Manager; Alice Stoltenberg, S. Steider - Coach, Susan Milks -Stu- dent Manager. Not pictured - M. Gottsch 58 Miss Stelder sparked the girls on this year with energy and Below J. Hansen and W. Vierreggar look ready for pep. anything. The Volleyball team was directed toward victory by Miss Steider. The girls placed second in the N.C.C. conference and went to Peru for the state tourna- ments. The Spartans ended the year with a 10-4 record with Ann Cornwall and Gertie Jones being chosen for the All-Conference Team. Below left to right; J. Hansen, W. Vierregger, S. Miner, 2nd row; C. Lienemann, A. Cornwall, G. Jones, Coach: Miss Steider. 59 Front row: Scott Dobbs, Mike DeLuna, Mike Jones, Chuck Cloyd, Ken Vampola, Allen French, Allen Petersen, Mike Broshears. Second row: Coach Jim McCurley, Mike Price, Earl Whitney, Jim Haney, Mark Erhart, John Hibberd, Howard Franklin, Paul McCune, Mat Sallech, Ron Henderson, Coach Bill Buza. Third row: Keith Kruse, Larry Neitzel, Jerry Holz, James Koile, Tim Gintz, Mike Beck, Lloyd Cardin, Jeff Salberg, Barry Post. Fourth row: Bruce Carpenter, Steve Koile, Chuck Sands, Jim Krintenbrink, Bruce Schleip, Brian Hahn, Mike Pipke, Steve Cowsky, David Hughes, Ken Hughes. Front row: Allen Petersen, Jeff Salberg, Steve Peoples, Dennis Glesmann, Keith Kruse, Mike Beck, Chuck Cloyd. Second row: Lloyd Cardin, Jim Kritenbrink, Mark Erhart, Paul McCune, Bruce Carpenter, Ron Henderson, Scott Dobbs, Ken Vampola, Student Manager. Third row: Jim Price, Earl Whitney, David Hughes, Steve Cowsky, Brian Hahn, George Green. Larry Tim. Coach Stanley Troxel. Junior Hiah Athletics Football Schedule Louisville 22-0 lost Elkhorn 44-0 lost Gretna 18-6 lost Weeping Water 12-6 won Arlington 22-6 won Basketball Schedule Bennington 50-20 won 7th Bennington 35-29 lost 8th Gretna 41-40 lost 8 9 Gretna 34-10 lost 9th Arlington 35-26 lost 8th Arlington 42-31 lost 9th Ashland 38-34 lost 8th Ashland 40-33 lost 9th Louisville 26-19 lost 8th Louisville 52-38 lost 9th Valley 30-26 lost 8th Valley 61-20 lost 9th Elkhorn 54-32 lost 8th Elkhorn 59-36 lost 9th Wahoo 43-30 lost 9th Louisville 49-24 lost 8th Louisville 63-48 lost 9th Weep. Water 50-24 won 7th Weep. W ate r 50-30 lost 8th Sacred Heart 63-41 won 7 8 Wahoo 38-33 won 7 8 Elkhorn 40-27 lost 7 8 Rick Matson, Jim Vinson, Jerry McCune, Bob Nielsen, Steve Becker, Bill Startzer, Dean Glesmann, Mr. Troxel-Coach. 61 Track Above: Tom Kobler stretching to take a hurdle. Schedule Duel - Louisville 99 Platteview 93 Triangular - Elkhorn 87 Bennington 15 Platteview 107 Duel - Bennington 35 Platteview 115 Duel - Gretna 45 Platteview 117 Triangular - Valley 96 Platteview 87 Arlington 78 Nebraska City Relays 3rd. Conference Meet 7th. District Meet 9th. Pictured above are, from left: (1st row) S. Becker, B. Startzer, G. Clark, J. Knutson, S. Taylor, and R. Broshears. (2nd row) D. Lugsch, S. Adair, D. Kildow, S. Startzer, S. Krajicek, A. Post, B. Krajicek, K. Kroese, D. Moore. (3rd) B. Startzer, D. Golda, R. Vinson, P. Moore, B. Brooks, and Chris Salberg-Coach. 62 Above: Steve Krajicek did some shot putting. Below: Carlton Kroese jumping hurdles. Above: Bill Brooks is leading the way to the finish line, as he did many times this year. Below: Pat Moore is seen broad jumping. 63 Mr. Buza talks to his top man, Scott Dobbs. Junior Track Hish1 Schedule Triangular - Valley 65 Gretna 55 Platte view 15 Triangular - Papillion 74 Gretna 34 Platteview 25 Duel - Platteview 55 Gretna 53 Pictured below are, from left: (1st row) M. Herring, C. Cloyd, D. Gles- mann, A. Petersen, B. Post, M. Erhart, K. Vampola, and J. Salberg. (2nd) S. Dobbs, Student Manager, E. Whitney, J. Haynle, P. McCune, J. Price, M. Clark, M. Broshear, and A. French. (3rd) B. Hahn, S. Cowsky, K. Hughes, M. Taylor, B. Schllep, J. Erhart, and Bill Buza-Coach. 64 Those long hours of practice and drill seem to fade away when we perform, and show the fruits of our Labor. Library Club members, Mrs. DeShazer, (sponsor), F. Hughes, B. Keller, R. Ahl, L. Lathem, N. Bruning, M. Milks, L. Sedlacek, E. Grell, D. Kuehn, B. Wood, D. W'ilcoxen, K. Persinger. Seated; R. Rowe, J. Mahloch, V. Haecke, D. Adams, K. Shepherd, C. Eckholt, J. Hibberd, S. Milks and P. Brandenburg Library Club This year a new sponsor gave the library an exciting ap- pearance by adding colorful posters, catchy slogans and pro- voking displays. The libraryfs new lookM was not only on the surface. This year many classes pitched in to add their special touches and a bumper crop of student librarians turned up. On right, members of the Art Class, designed a Christmas Tree of pop cans, which was on display in the library. Below, J. Mahloch, secretary; K. Shepherd, presi- dent; Mrs. DeShazer, sponsor. (Not pictured are Wanda Vierregger, Vice-Pres, and Dan DeLuna, Treas.) 66 The Library Comes to Life With Deshazerism in 1969-70. Above; R. Whitney, D. Maystrick, P. Whitney, B. Krajicek, L. Latham, L. Vandegrift, 2nd; L. Elchner, V. Haecke, G. Joern, A. Stoltenberg, J. Hibbard, S. Milks, G. Mahloch, 3rd; B. Siewart, C. Neilsen, W. Smith, P. Foged, W. Lugsch, C. Eckholt, L. Rowe, 4th; B. Nielsen, D. Glessman, K. Kroese, G. Krajicek, F. Schutz, S. Krajicek, C. Kroese, L. Brunlng. German This year a German Club was organizaed to promote fellowship among speakers of German and to further an in- terest in the cultural aspects of the German language. It was headed by Mrs. Fiedler, a new teacher to Platteview. There were 28 members. Anyone who has taken or is currently taking a German class may join. The officers are: Gus Krajicek, President; Wanda Smith, Vice-President; Gayle Joern, Secretary; Carl- ton Kroese, Treas.; and Steve Krajicek, Historian. (Pictured at the left.) 68 Paper Staff Putting the paper to press are Jim Sands and Connie Pelzer. This year's Journalism class con- sisted of a ten member staff. Besides roaming the halls looking for news and trying to meet deadlines, the Journalism staff developed new ideas for the Trojan Tabloid. The paper was a great success this year. There were no editors, just staff members. Debbie Adams, Jim Sands, Shirley Kantor, David Kildow, and Alice Hibbeler make up some of the staff. 69 Miss Maloiepszy guided her staff very efficiently this year. Business Club Members: First row—C. Bestmann, S. Milks, D. Adams, V. Haecke, D. Laschansky. Second r?w--W Vierregger, L. Vinson, K. Shepherd, L. Callaway, J. Addleman, P. Clesmann, M. Kuehl, A. Hibbeler. Third row-N. Beck, R Neilsen, K. Kracher, L. Richardson, R. Bochnicek, B. Keller, K. Shepherd, J. French, B. Sedlacek, Sponsor Ron Ahl. Fourth row--D- Womochil, G. Iske, D. Camenzind, J. Hansen, A. Cornwall, N. Cowsky, J. Moore, W. Lugsch, C. Pelzer. Fifth row—D. Hike, J. Knutson, S. Taylor, J. Erhart, R. Pelzer, B. Adair and B. Schneekloth. Business Club Business Club officers are: Rhonda Nielsen, secretary; Alice Hibbeler, vice-president; Wanda Vierregger, business manager; Kathie Shepherd, president; Ron Ahl, sponsor. These people hold together the organization. The Business Club engaged in many fund raising projects throughout the school year to finance their club as well as this yearbook. Members are required to be cur- rently enrolled in two business courses and must write a theme on some phase of business to receive their pin. 70 Yearbook Staff Selection of staff members this year was difficult, but those who worked beyond their duties and did outstanding work were Editor Jane Hansen, Photographer Clay Brandenburg, and Business Manager Wanda Vierregger. The efforts of these three people created the backbone of the book. A great deal of appreciation also goes to Nancy Beck, Lavina Vinson, Kathie Shep- herd, Ann Cornwall and Karen Kracher for their work in writing and typing. Deb Hike lended assistance with the camera and the darkroom. D. Schneider, V. Haecke, P. Glesmann, and C. Brandenburg work through the year taking and developing pictures of school events. Below seated M. Gottsch, J. Hansen, and A. Hibbeler. Standing: D. Hike, D. Adams, W. Veirregger, L. Latham, W. Smith, Mr. Ahl. National Honor Society It's hard being a brain! The members of the Honor Society agree to this. In order to remain a mem- ber, students have to maintain a 90.3 average. Seated above are A. Hibbler, J. Hansen, R. Nielsen, M. Gottsch, J. Mahloch, D. Hike, K. Shepherd, S. Kantor, B. Keller, Mrs. DeShazer (sponsor). Standing: C. Nielsen, G. Joern, C. Bestmann, R. Cain, A. Milks, R. Sedlacek, L. Bruning, G. Clark, K. Ruff, P. Moore, B. Krajicek, and S. Gates. Not pictured: L. Vinson and J. French. Below, the officers are R. Nielsen, V-Pres.; M. Gottsch, Pres.; J. Mahloch, Sec.; Mrs. De- Shazer, sponsor and S. Gates, treas. 72 Student Council The Student Council has the complicated job of bridging the gap between the students and the faculty This year the members revised the handbook to meet the present needs of the school. Seated below: E. Ga- bles, D. Maystrick, P. Moore, K. Ruff, S. Milks, A. Giese. Standing: K. Vampola, G. Scholting, C. Niel- sen, A. Cornwall, D. Anson, Mr. Gerdes (sponsor) and A. Peterson. Officers are: S. Milks, treasurer, P. Moore, secretary, Mr. Gerdes, sponsor and K. Ruff, V. Pres. (Not pictured: Chuck Hamilton, Pres.) 73 Front row: Bill Sturgeon, Dan Post, Dave Kildow, Steve Taylor, Jim Sands, Bob Adair, Frank Jones, Mr. Sayer sponsor. Second row: Dennis Lienemann, Pat Moore, Clay Brandenburg, Gus Krajicek, Carlton Kroese, Ron Pelzer, Tom Kobler Duane Hahn. Third row: Dan Nolte, Ken Fase, Sam Gates, Jerry Gosch, Rod Iske, Jim Kracher, Joe Sedlacek, Richard Cain Jim Erhart. Fourth row: Lonnie Richardson, Leland Spittler, Dave Anson, Dan Pechar, Dennis Kaminski. Jerry Lucas Alvin Milks, Bob Sedlacek, Chuck Hamilton, Chuck Becker. ’ ' Industrial Arts Club The industrial arts club went on their tour this year to Western Electric, Universal Trade School, Master Craft Furniture Co. Also they ate dinner at the Chuck Wagon, which these boys probably enjoyed the most. Officers this year were Chuck Hamilton (Treasurer), Carlton Kroese (Secretary), Jim Erhart (Vice President), Bob Adair (President), Mr. Sayer (Sponsor). 74 Speech Contestants Discussion-Vickie Haecke Lavina Vinson Daniel De Luna Int. of Drama- Imaginary Invalid Steve Krajicek, Lavina Vinson, Kathie Shepherd, Wanda Vierregger, Nancy Beck. One-Act Play- Hocking Horse Winner Debbie Hike, Vicki Haecke, Hick Broshears, Debbie Adams, Kathie Shepherd, Bob Nielsen, Clay Branden- burg, Dan Shepler, John Knutson. Dist. Conf. Ill I II III III I IV III Vicki Haecke, T.V. News Commentary III Susie Milks, Interpretation of Prose III Nancy Beck, Original Public Address III Kathie Shepherd, Interpre- tation of Public Address II Front row: Vickie Haecke, Bill Schneekloth, Patti Glesmann, Susie Milks, Julie Iske. Second row: Bob Startzer, Debbie Hike, Lavina Vinson, Kathie Shepherd, Nancy Beck, Wanda Vierregger, Deb Adams. Third row: Dan Shepler, Bob Nielsen, Daniel De Luna, John Knutson, Steve Krajicek. Pep Club Creates Spirit in the 1969-70 Season This was another great year for Trojan sports. And behind each bit of action there stood the pep club. Without their cheering and team support there wouldn't have been such memorable seasons for the boys, pep club, fans and coaches. This year the pep club broke in two new co-sponsors, Miss Saltmarsh and Miss Steider. They had their hands full keeping the pep club under control. Some of the energy was harnessed and put to use in two major, fund-raising projects. Combs were sold toward the beginning of the year and a contest for Mr. Irresistible was held — Jim Sands winning by a word (or two or three...) Front row—D. Adams, M. Kreifels, L. Richardson, J. Mahloch, J. French. Second row—Miss Saltmarsh, D. Schelder, W. Smith, G. Joem, P. Whitney, C. Vierregger, Miss Steider. Third row—D. Wilcoxen, J. Hansen, M. Gottsch, K. Shepherd, N. Beck, L. Callaway, K. Shepherd, K. Kracher. Fourth row—D. Kuehn, V. Haeche, S. Milks, R. Bochnicek, A. Hibbeler, C.’ Bestmann, K. Foged, P. Glesmann, L. Vinson. Fifth row—G. Lemley, C. Pelzer, M. Kuehl, B. Sedlacek, D. Laschansky, L. Vandergrift, A. Stoltenberg, C. Dolezal, C. Nielsen, G. Jones. Sixth row— E. Matson, L. Finley, F. Hughs, C. Eckholt, L. Smith, M. Keyes, C. Lienemann, K. Uhe, T. Barton, D. Glesmann, G. Palmer. Seventh row—T. Kruse, B. kracher, B. Kraj- icek, C. Kreifels, D. Maystrick, P. Foged, K. Carpenter, D. Cain, E. Grell, J. Hibberd, B. Wood, L. I.atham. A-Team Cheerleaders: D. Adams, J. Mahloch, J. French, M. Kreifels, L. Richardson. The Pep Club's enthusiasm at Platteview ran high. B-Team: W. Smith, D. Schneider. G. Joern, C. Vierregger, and Polly Whitney. Polly Whitney works hard to boost sales. 77 Officers are: Mr. Buza (Sponsor); Pat Moore (Secretary-Treasurer); Steve Krajicek (President); Tom Kobler (V. President); Mr. Salberg (Sponsor). Steve Krajicek heaves the shot. P-Club P-Club members are, Front Row: Sponsor, Mr. Buza; B. Adair; D. Hahn; D. Post; J. Sands; J. Knutson, D. Kildow; P. Moore; S. Taylor; Sponsor, Mr. Salberg. Second row: B. Brooks; F. Jones; D. De Luna; F. Schutz; C. Brandenburg; B. Startzer; C. Kroese; S. Krajicek; B. Sturgeon; J. Erhart; S. Weighner. Third row: R. Brandenburg; S. Lemley; L. Glesmann; G. Mahloch; A. Post; B. Krajicek; J. Gosch; T. Kobler; S. Gates; R. Broshears. Fourth row; J. Mann; S. Adair; D. Sands; D. Moore; K. Kroese; A. Lienemann; J. Vinson; S. Startzer; D. Golda; S. Becker; J. McCune. 78 Above: Carlton Kroese catches winning pass. Below: Pat Moore takes down opponent In match. Tom, Frank, John, Steve, Carlton, Duane, Coach Buza Fred come out of a huddle. Mr. Buza and Steve Krajicek delighted their fans In the ’’Faculty vs. Senior P-Club members ' basketball game by leaving the floor with their weight. Vocal Music Earns Seven 1's Five 2’2 The girl’s quartet has led an exciting year. They are, left to right: Susie Milks, Patti Glesmann, Carolyn Bestmann, and Marla Kriefels. Director, Mr. Landberg, S. Milks, D. Adams, P. Whitney, M. Kreifels, E. Citta, K. Ruff, R. Bochnicek, C. Bestman, K. Shep- herd, M. Keyes, C. Dolezal. 2nd row; L. Callaway, D. Cain, J. Addleman, R. Broshears, K. Kroese, S. Schneider, J. Vinson, L. Post, D. Hike, W. Lugsch, P. Glesmann, V. Haecke. 3rd row; K. Shepherd, L. Vinson, C. Lienemann, D. DeLuna, D. Lienemann, P. Moore, A. Milks, C. Hamilton, G. Clark, D. Shepler, K. Kracher, C. Foged. 4th row; J. Iske, D. Schneider, C. Eckholt, W. Smith, J. Kracher, L. Bruning, B. Krajicek, N. Cowsky, A. Cornwall, C. Nielsen, J. Moore. 80 Above is Girls Glee, (left to right) top row: D. Adams, J. Iske, J. Moore, N. Cowsky, A. Cornwall, K. Foged, W. Smith, D. Schneider, C. Eckholt, K. Ruff (pianist). Second row—L. Callaway, L. Vinson, P. Whitney, V. Haecke, W. Lugsch K. Kracher, D. Hike, R. Bochnicek, P. Glesmann, C. Bestmann. Bottom row-----S. Milks, K. Shepherd, D. Cain, J. Addleman, M. Kreifels, C. Dolezal, M. Keyes, K. Shepherd, C. Lienenmann, and Instructor, Mr. Landberg. Accompanists: K. Ruff and S. Millt -ontrib- uted immensely to this year’s corn ts and contest. Boy’s Glee: D. DeLuna, R. Broshears, A. Post, D. Lienemann, P. Moore, T. Barger and Mr. Landberg, director. Second row--K. Kroese, E. Citta, S. Schneider, J. Vinson, S. Becker, K. Ruff, D. Shepler, S. Milks, accompanist. Third row--L. Beins, R. Vinson, A. Milks, J. Kracher, C. Hamilton, G. Clark, G. Krajicek, L. Hike, and L. Bruning. 1st row-C. Nielsen, D. Maystrick, G. Joern, J. French, S. Miner, A. Hibbeler, D. Adams, P. Hike, C. Bestmann, R. Nielsen. 2nd row-R. Sorensen, E. Gable, D. Laschansky, C. Dolezal, J. Deloske, R. Ahl, K. Persinger, B. Palmer, R. Gerdes, G. Schneekloth, D. Hahn, J. Siewert, C. Laschansky, R. Whitney, P. Pulsifer, T. Kruse, B. Deloske, C. Lienemann. 3rd row- P. Brandenburg, L. Bushanan, C. Buchanan, C. Kreifels, G. Palmer, K. Uhe, K. Ruff, K. Foged, D. Schneider, B. Nielsen, L. Glesmann, B. Adair, K. Vampola, B. Siewert, R. Mahloch, G. Green, D. Fenstermaker, F. Schutz, R. Tex, K. Erdman, G. Band This band was one of the most active of any we have had. They par- ticipated in the Nebras- ka City Apple Jack Fes- tival, September 13. Al- so, on September 27, the band went to Band Day in Lincoln. This band was one of the most out- standing we have ever had. 82 Strutters, front row: A. Hibbeler, C. Bestmann (majorette), M. Kreifels, Second C. Lienemann, J. Hansen, R. Nielsen, D. Laschansky, P. Glesmann. Scholting S Cowsky, E. Whitney. 4th row-J. Hansen, R. Bochnlcek, L. Elchner, M. Kreifels, A. Stoltenburg, P. Glesmann, G. Nettzel D Mann D DeLuna, B. Schneekloth, P. Foged, S. Milks, V. Mann, D. Lienemann, Director R. Leigh, J. Gosch, A. Milks, S. Adair, A. French, P. Whitney, D. Dolezal, K. Maystrick, J. Mann, C. Cloyd, R. Cain. 5th row- J. Hibberd, B. Car- penter, L. Rowe, R. Brandenburg. Rhonda Nielsen and Alvin Milks were chose Outstanding Bandgirl and Bandboy. _,_ , Plattsmouth Marching Festival I Nebraska Marching Festival I District Music Contest Band I Stage Band I Woodwind Choir II Woodwind Quartet II Flute Quartet II Brass Sextet II Woodwind Quintet I R. Cain--Trombone Solo I A. Milks--Baritone Solo I B. Nielsen--Trumpet Solo II R. Bochnicek— Bass Clarinet Solo II Piano Solos II 8A Thejoyous moments, The quiet relaxing moments. The proud ones all mingle together in our memories of the Activities we participated i 06 Above is the Homecoming Court with Queen Ann Cornwall and King Tom Kobler. The attendants are: Janice Mahloch, Frank Jones, Janet French, and Steve Krajicek. Homecoming “69” On September 26 was our Homecoming. This evening was turned into another victorious night for the Trojans, as they conquered Elkhorn with a winning score of 20-7. As most common with this event came the crowning of the King and Queen. The candidates for queen were brought out onto the field where they were accompanied by their escorts. This whole eventful evening took place during half- time with a performance from our Platteview Marching Band. Lavina Vinson Steve Krajicek Wanda Vierregger Debbie Adams Clay Brandenburg Kathie Shepherd Sam Gates John Knutson Carlton Kroese Nancy Beck Frank Jones David Anson Stan Troxel-Direc Be line Argon Toinette Louison Bonnefoi Angelique Thomas Diaforus Monsieur Purgon Monsieur Fleurant Beralde Monsieur Diaforus Cleante r Alvin Milks-S.D. The seniors combined their efforts to produce the Imaginary Invalid, by Molier. The play was a French Comedy of the 17th century. Above, K. Shepherd and D. Anson sing a duet as W. Vier- regger carefully listens. Those pictured below constitute the complete cast. They are, from bottom left, L. Vinson, S. Krajicek, W. Vierregger, D. Adams. Second row — C. Brandenburg, K. Shep- herd, S. Gates, J. Knutson, C. Kroese, N. Beck. In far back are F. Jones and D. Anson. 88 Royalty and Court: Carolynn Vierregger, Louie Post, King Jerry Gosch, Pam Wlchman, Queen Janice Mahloch, Rtch Broshears and Sharon Weatherford. Not pictured, Carlton Kroese. Sweetheart Royalty February was a highlight of the school year. A valentine dance, spon- sored by the Junior Class, added new variety to Platteview. The juniors se- lected eight persons as candidates for king queen. Students paid for voting by casting coins to the candidate of their choice. Edle Vosler, Chris Thomas and Becky Tadd enjoyed themselves dancing. King Jerry Gosch Queen Janice Mahloch danced to Love is Blue. Spring Fashion The Home Ec. Style Show was held on April 26. This year the theme was Sign of the Zodiac . The show cli- maxed the year of sewing and cooking for the girls. It gave them a chance to display their talents to their mothers. Horoscopes were reviewed, along with tea-leaf readings from the cup of tea served before the show. Refreshments were served. Above, Is Barb Rickard, modeling the formal she made. The zodiac signs are seen in the background. Kim Carpenter and Betty Deloske display their needle work. After the style show, refreshments were enjoyed by everyone. Mothers all wore zodiac signs to indicate their house . 90 Junior Class Play Heratio Honeywell-S. Taylor, Laurie Hunting-A. Hibbler, WaLola Breckinridge- M. Kreifels, Miss Gustavesky-K. Foged, Caroline-P. Glesmann, Amelia Breckin- C. Bestmann, Martha Huntington-R. Bochnlcek, Miss Malolepszy-director, Wendy Lugsch-S. D., Theresa Brown-Mary Kuehl, Grace Schsenbeck-V. Haecke, Sid Huntington-G. Krajicek, Lilian Wood-S. Milks, Joan Wood-Margie Kuehl, Wally Huntington-D. LeLuna, Mark Bradford-D. Lienemann, Jed Wood-P. Moore, Stan- ley Troxel-director. Daniel DeLuna, Kathi Foged and RoseMary Bochnlcek all seem to have a fever. Just one of the many exciting scenes from the Junior Class play. Mr. Salberg congratulates Jerry Gosch on a well-deserved sport's award 4 Mr. Buza holds the audience spell-bound. Sports Banquet Recognizes Achievement The Sports Banquet was an ex- citing event this year with Fred Schutz and Wanda Vierregger reign- ing as king queen. Attendants were Steve Krajicek, Carlton Kroese, Marcy Gottsch and Jane Hansen. The cafetorium was decorated with many colored streamers and laugh- ing students. The theme of the ban- quet and dance was Sports makes the world go round. Mr. McCurley tells It like it is. 92 N. Beck, L. Vinson, J. French, L. Richardson all have mixed actions about the affair. Miss Saltmarsh, co-sponsor of the pep club, relates its hardships. Miss Steider, co-sponsor of pep club, informed them to hold applause and throw money. Virgel Parker was the main speaker this year. Glen Adair acted as M.C. 93 Parisian Affair Is Prom Atmosphere Parisian Affair was the theme for the prom this year, held May 2. The jun- iors transformed two walls of the cafe- torium into brick and the third wall fea- tured pictures descriptive of France. Twelve Sophomores provided the enter- tainment during the Banquet, which con- sisted of a can-can dance, several songs and a sidewalk cafe scene. The Soul Sect was selected as the combo to play for the dance. After the dance everyone stam- peded to the restrooms to change clothes for the movies. The featured movie was Wait Until Dark . By 6:30 Sunday morn- ing all the sleepy prom-goers were headed on their own ways--either break- fasting, home to sleep or to church! The faculty as well as students enjoyed the meal and program. And now a joke—Keene Ruff did a fantastic job as master of ceremonies during the entertainment portion. Prom Royalty are: Lloyd Glesmann, Alvin Milks, Bob Adair- Prom King, Kathie Shepherd- Prom Queen, Jane Hansen, Marcy Gottsch. Above, Mary Keyes and Gayle Joern model two extremes of the latest Paris fashions. Above, the can-can girls execute a difficult step in their routine. Below, the group sings A Man and A Woman. MOTTO We leave with wisdom, memories, and a ray of hope Senior Class of 1970 FLOWER Yellow Rose COLORS Green and Gold COMMENCEMENT Week Program BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 17, 1970 8:00 P.M. High School Cafetorium Processional Invocation- - Fym........ Vocal Solo- Sermon- - - • ............................Carolyn Leigh .............. — -Rev. Otto Truog Our Redeemer Lutheran Church ..............................Congregation ..........................-Robert Landberg ...........................Rev. Otto Truog THE ROAD UP Hym........ Benediction- Recessional - -Congregation Rev. Otto Truog ----Carolyn Leigh COMMENCEMENT Thursday, May 21, 1970 8:00 P.M. Processional.......................High School Band Invocation...............- - - -Fev. Lowell Gaither 1st United Methodist Church Salutatorian.............................Alvin Milks Valedictorian- ....................Robert Sedlacek Introduction of Speaker- - - -Supt. Harold Luttman ADDRESS Two Roads Dr. Kirk Naylor President, University of Nebraska at Omaha Scholarships and Presentation of Class.......... ......................Principal Louis V. Dambrosia Citizenship Awards.......American Legion Post 143 Fred Glesmann, Commander Presentation of Diplomas...........Orville Nielsen President Board of Education Benediction- -...................Fev. Lowell Gaither Recessional..............-.........High School Band 97 Zimmerman Feed Yards Hey guys, this is the place we herd about that has all that good food. THOMPSON’S o o_ { © 1 14� MAIN ST. • PRINOriKLO. Nlll. Fhoni IlS l4ta S. W. LitWo Inc, Moms Or Th« “StfP - Sdk'tR- BLAKE'S PHARMACY All your prescription and drug needs are available at the shop of the friendly proprietor. 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Mobil Houseing Institute Inc. Owner Leonard Haecke lOl LATHAM ELEVATOR X Get A CHARGE Out of the service at ALDRICH ELECTRONICS THE PLATTE VIEW TROJANS Would like to thank these Advertisers for their Participation in the Latham Elevator serves our farming community with feeds for the livestock and fertilizers for the crops. Stop in and see what they have. TROJAN IMAGE Have your car checked before vacation time at the DOLEZAL AUTO PARTS B B GARAGE Tom Gary Buskirk, Owners Paint the town red at Springfield, Nebraska KRITENBRINKS BAR WE SPECIALIZE IN USED AUTOMOBILE cmU TRUCK PARTS 8 ACRES OF AUTO TRUCK FARTS • GENERATORS • MUFFLER-FIFES • RADIATORS • REAR ENDS • STARTERS • FUEL FUMFS • TRANSMISSION • MOTORS WE BUY WRECKED CARS TRUCKS' CALL 291-3500 J MILES SOUTH OF OFFUTT ON 75 R.R. 3, OMAHA, NEBR. SHEPLERS For the best meat around, Shepler's is the place. They also have a varied variety of goodies on hand. Do you seem to find dents in your car? Bring it on down and we'll fix them for you. JOHN'S BODY SHOP First Street Papillion, Nebraska Come to NEITZEL THE LODGE Compliments of Ed Krajicek La Platte, Nebraska OIL COMPANY on Highway 50 Springfield, Nebraska Wholesale Retail Ice Soft Ice Cream ICHAMPUNj Don - Duane Business Phone 253-9394 Don 253-2485 Duane 253-2347 LATHAM LUMBER Get your building supplies here. We've got what you need. 103 Index Faculty Mr. Ahl: B.A. Peru, M.A., Greeley State 18,70,71,84,85 Mr. Bates: B.A. Nebraska Wesleyan 10.67 Mr. Borwich: B.A. University of Nebraska at Omaha, M.A. University of Nebraska 8 Mr. Brandenburg: B.S. University of Nebraska M.S. New Mexico Western 16.33.94 Mr. Broghammer: B.A. Creighton University M.A. Wayne State 12 Mr. Buza: B.A. Doane College 21.52.61.64.78.79.84.85.92.94 Mr. Dambrosia: B.S. Midland M.S. Omaha University 6,85 Mrs. DeShazer B.S. Cardinal Stritch College M.E. University of Nebraska 23.66.72.94 Mr. Eickhoff: B.S. Peru, M.S. Kansas State 19.51.94 Mrs. Fiedler: B.A. Midland College 24.68 Mr. Gerdes: B.S. Peru, M.E. University of Nebraska 6,73,84 Mr. Landberg: B.M.E. University of Nebraska 4.25.65.80.81.94 Mrs. Latham: 8.94 Mr. Leigh: B.M.E. University of Nebraska M.M. University of Nebraska 13,49 Mr. Luttman: B.S. Peru, M.S. Kansas 6 Mrs. Luttman: B.S. Peru 27 Miss Malolepszy: B.A. University of Nebraska 22,41,69,91 Mr. McCurley: B.S. Wayne State 26,56,57,60,92 Mr. Pharoah: B.S. Peru 9.94 Mr. Salberg: B.S. Peru 11,51,52,54,62,78,92,94 Mr. Saltmarsh: B.S. Kearney State 15.76.93 Mr. Sayer: B.S. Peru, M.A. Peru 14.74.94 Miss Steider: B.A. Nebraska Wesleyan 17.55.58.59.76.93 Mr. Troxel: B.S. University of Nebraska 20.30.60.61.91.94 Student Teachers Mr. Burch 29 Mrs. Camp 17,29 Mr. Dennis 29 Mr. Dierks 29 Mr. Maguire 29 Mr. Weller 29 Staff Art Benson 28 Leona Callaway 28 Elene Erhart 28 Erma Gosch 7 A1 Griffin 28 Marvene Nielsen 7 Lois Persinger 28 Delores Stevens 28 Peggy Timmerman 28 Pauline Wagenknecht 28 7th Grade Jane Adair 21,32,59 Donna Anson 21,31,32 Michael Beck 32,60 Shirley Brooks 32 Ricky Buskirk 32 Lloyd Cardin 21,32,60 Charles Cloyd 13,21,32,60,64, 83 Paul Cramer 21,32 James Cunningham 32 Judy Cunningham 32 Charlene Dean 21,32 Marlene Dean 10,21,31,32 Michael Deluna 32,60 Scott Dobbs 32,60,64 Daniel Dolezal 21,32,83 Mark Erhart 32,60,64 Don Fenstermaker 13,32,83 Debbie Freund 32 Rodney Gerdes 32,82 Audrey Giese 32,73 Timmy Glintz 32,60 Linda Glesmann 21,31,32 Sandra Gray 21,32 Brian Halm 21,32,60,64 Patty Hanes 32 Ronald Henderson 21,32,60,61 Martin Herring 21,32,64 Tereas Hevelone 21,32 Jill Heydenreich 32,33 John Hibberd 21,32,52,60,82 Jerry Holz 32,60 David Hughes 32,61 Michael Jones 32,33 Mike Jones 32,60 Jo Kantor 20,31,32 Lester Keller 20,32 James Koile 30,32,60 James Kritenbrtnk 20,30,32,60 Keith Kruse 32,33,60 Doreen Law 32 Melinda Lemley 33 Roxianne Mahloch 20,30,33,35,83 Kin McGuire 20,33 Mary Milks 20,33,66 Larry Neitzel 33,60 Diane Pelzer 33 Kimberly Persinger 20,30,33,66, 82 Allen Peterson 20,33,60,64,73 Barry Post 20,30,33,60,64 Michael Price 20,31,33,60 Penny Pulsifer 20,33,83 Ruth Rowe 10,20,31,33,35,66,90 Tonia Ruff 10,21,33 Matthew Sallach 20,33,60 Beverly Schleip 33 Kathy Schneider 10,20,33 Jean Schrum 20,33 Keith Schuman 33 Jeanne Siewert 10,13,30,33,83 Carla Stubbs 30,33 Teri Thomas 20,31,33 Larry Timm 33,60 Connie Uhe 20,33,59 Sandra Winters 20,33 8th Grade Darlene Addleman 34 Rhonda Ahl 13,34,35,66,82 Linda Bardwell 8,34 Susan Beck 34 Pamela Brandenburg 34,59,66,82 Michael Broshears 31,34,61,64 Cheryl Buchanan 34,35,82 Tom Buskirk 34 Mary Calabro 34 Gail Cannon 15 Bruce Carpenter 13,34,49,60,82 James Carr 16,34 Mark Clark 64 Connie Clizer 34,35 Yvonne Cotton 34 Steven Cowsky 16,34,60,64,83 Roy Cunningham 14,27,34 Janet Driskell 34 Joseph Erhart 34,64 Howard Franklin 16,34,60 Allen French 13,16,34,60,64,83 104 Linda Freund 34 Elizabeth Gable 34,35,59,73,82 Rita Glntz 34 Dennis Glesmann 34,60,64 Kathy Gray 34 George Green 13,16,34,60,83 Jim Haynie 16,34,60,64 Richard Heydenreich 16,34 Randy Hike 34,35 Kenneth Hughes 34,60,61,64 John Iske 34 Rick Jones Stephen Koile 16,34,60 Bill Langholz 27,34 Connie Laschansky 15,34,83 Merrily Law 34,35 Valerie Mann 34,35,83 Kent Maystrick 13,34,83 Paul McCune 34,60,64 Chris Palmer 34 Michael Pipke 34,60 Steven Peoples 14,31,34,60 Rodney Post 16,34 Jim Price 27,35,64 Tony Richardson 27,35 Terri Rickard 35 Jeff Salberg 14,35,60,64 Charles Sands 35,60 Bruce Schleip 16,35,60,64 Gary Schneekloth 13,27,35,82 Diane Smith 35 Ronna Smith 27,31,35 James Spittler 35 Michael Taylor 35,64 Mike Taylor 35 Kenneth Vampola 13,27,35,60,64, 73,83 Jim Vandegrift 27,35 Earl Whitney 35,60,64,83 Allen Wilson 35 Wendell Carter 34 Freshmen Betty Abbott 11 Deborah Adamy Tom Bargar 9,36,37,81 Terri Barton 15,36,59,76,90 Steve Becker 11,15,36,51,54,61, 62.78.81 Robert Brooks 36 Rick Broshears 13,15,25,36,51, 57,62,65,75,78,80,81,89 Nancy Bruning 17,36,37,66 Dorothy Cain 17,36,37,76,81 Kim Carpenter 15,36,76,90 Linda Carr 11,15,36 Cindy Coonts 36 Guy Daniels Betty Deloske 36,83,90 Carol Eckholt 17,36,66,68,76, 80.81 Laura Eichner 13,36,55,68,82 Patty Foged 13,36,59,68,76,83, 84 Merilee Gates 15,17,36 Dean Glesmann 36,61 Delores Glesmann 15,17,36,76 Ellen Grell 9,17,36,37,66,76 Hannelore Hempel 9,36 Judy Hibberd 9,17,24,36,59,66, 68,76,84 Faun Hughes 17,36,66,76,84 Lyle Jensen Holly Jones 11,36,77 Hon Keller 9,11,36 Barbara Kracher 15,36,55,59,76 Barbara Krajicek 9,17,36,37,55, 59.68.76 Christie Kreifels 15,36,76,82 Theresa Kruse 36,55,76,83 Donna Kuehn 11,17,36,66,76 Kathleen Langholz 17,36 Michael Larsen 36 Bob Larsen 15,36 IaVonne Latham 9,36,66,68,71, 76,90 Carol Lucas 36 David Lugsch 11,36,62 Jeff Mann 13,36,51,78,83 Richard Matson 61 Dawn Maystrlck 13,36,55,59,68, 73.76.82 Jerry McCune 11,51,54,61,78 Marlin Meisinger 14,36 Robert Miller 36 Bob Nielsen 4,13,36,37,61,68,75, 82 Gay Palmer 11,15,36,76,82 Vickie Pursel 17,36 Lloyd Rowe 13,24,36,68,82 Steve Schneider 24,25,37,80,81 Greg Scholting 37,73,83 Bernard Sedlacek 15,37 Linda Sedlacek 17,37,66,90 Henry Shelton 37 Robert Slewert 13,37,68,83 Connie Smith 11,37,90 Rita Sorenson 11,13,37,59,82 Billy Startzer 24,37,61,62 Gary Thimgan 15,37 Kathy Uhe 17,37,59,76,82 Randy Vinson 9.37,61,81 Robert Vargas 39 Sharon Weatherford 9,17,89 Scott Weighner 9.37,57,78 Ruth Whitney 37,55,68,83 Debbie Wilcoxen 9.11,17,37,55, 66.76 Richard Wilson 24,37 Penny Womochil 11,37 Bonnie Wood 37,55,66,76,77 Sophomores Steve Adair 26,38,51,54,62,83, 95 Lynn Beins 38,81 Robin Brandenburg 13,26,38,59, 78.82 Larry Bruning 26,38,54,65,68, 72.80.81 Lynnette Buchanan 24,38,82 Ernie Citta 25,38,65,80,81 Gregg Clark 26,38,56,57,65,72, 80.81 Lovonda Cotten 17,38 Janet Deloske 26,38,82 Cindy Dolezal 38,39,76,80,81, 82.94.95 Ken Erdman 26,38,83 Lauralee Finley 17,38,76 Rita Flanagen 26,38,39 Becky French 38 Dale Glesmann 26,38,54,68 Duane Golda 38,62,78 Alice Hanes Leo Hike 38,81 Patty Hike 38,83 Julie Iske 24,25,38,75,80 Gayle Joem 38,39,55,58,68,72, 76.77.82.84.95 Mary Keyes 19,24,38,76,80,81,95 Kent Kroese 26,31,38,51,62,65, 68.78.80.81.95 Gayle Lemley 19,38,55,76,84 Art Lienemann 26,38,51,78 Carol Lienemann 38,39,55,58,59, 65.76.77.80.81.82.83.84.95 Gregg Mahloch 38,39,49,51,57, 68,78,79 Douglas Mann 13,38,82 Terrie Mannhalter 27,38 Elaine Matson 38,55,76 Daniel Moore 4,38,51,57,62,65, 78.95 Gary Neitzel 38,82 Cindy Nielsen 13,25,38,39,59,68, 72,73,76,80,81,82,84 Bill Palmer 38,54,82 Donna Pelzer 24,38,77 Duane Penney 38 Allen Post 19,38,51,54,62,65,78, 80.81.89.94 Rick Pursel 38 Keene Ruff 4,13,25,38,72,73,80, 81.82.94 Don Sands 38,51,57,78 Diane Schneider 25,38,71,76,77, 80,81,82 Jake Schneider 38 Linda Slocum Dan Smith 38 Linda Smith 24,39,55,58,76,95 Wanda Smith 26,39,59,68,71,76, 77.80.81.95 Steven Startzer 26,39,51,54,62, 78 Alice Stoltenberg 13,39,47,49,55, 58,68,76,82 Iris Stubbs 17,39 Ron Tex 39,54,83 Carolynn Vierregger 39,55,76,77, 89.95 Leigh Vandegrift 17,39,68,76,77 Jim Vinson 25,39,51,54,62,65,78, 80,81 Polly Whitney 25,39,47,55,68,76, 80,83 Juniors Jerile Addleman 25,40,70,80,81 Larry Banks 40 Carolyn Bestmann 13,17,18,19,25, 31,40,41,65,69,70,72,76,80,81, 82.83.84.91 Rosemary Bochnicek 13,19,25,40, 41.58.70.76.81.82.91 Richard Cain 13,40,72,74,83 Eugene Clark 12,22,62,69 Nancy Cowsky 22,40,41,65,70,80, 81 Dan DeLuna 4,13,25,40,41,51,65, 75.78.80.81.82.91 Kenneth Fase 19,40,54,74 Kathie Foged 4,13,19,31,40,41, 58.65.76.80.81.82.84.91 Patti Glesmann 13,19,25,40,58, 70.71.75.76.80.81.82.84.91 Jerry Gosch 13,40,48,51,52,54, 63.74.78.83.89.92 Tom Gray Vicki Haecke 18,25,40,65,66,68, 70.71.75.76.80.81.91 Alice Hibbeler 13,18,22,31,40,41, 69.70.71.76.82.83.91 Rodney Iske 40,74 Gertrude Jones 18,40,55,58,59, 76,77 Dennis Kaminski 4,40,65,74 Shirley Kantor 18,19,40,41,69, 72.84 Betty Keller 40,41,66,70,72 David Kildow 40,51,62,65,69,74, 78 Jim Kracher 23,25,40,65,74,80, 81 Bob Krajicek 40,41,51,52,54,62, 68.72.74.78.80.81.91 Marla Kreifels 25,31,40,47,65,72, 76.77.80.81.82.84.91 Margaret Kuehl 40,70,76,77,91 Mary, Kuehl 40,91 Diane Laschansky 13,40,41,58,70, 76.77.82.84 Dennis Lienemann 13,40,52,54,65 74.80.81.83.91 Jerry Lucas 40,74 Wendy Lugsch 19,22,40,68,70,80, 81.91 Susan Milks 13,25,40,41,58,65,66, 68.70.73.75.76.80.81.83.91 Joyce Moore 25,40,41,70,80 Pat Moore 40,50,51,56,57,62,63, 65.72.73.74.78.80.81.91 Dan Pechar 40,74 Connie Pelzer 22,40,69,70,76,77, 84 Bill Schneekloth 13,40,56,57,70, 75,82 Barbara Sedlacek 22,40,41,69,70, 76.84 Joe Sedlacek40,74 Dan Shepler 25,40,65,75,80,81 Leland Spittler 40,74 William Sturgeon 27,40,57,74,78 Steve Taylor 39,40,41,51,62,74, 78.91 Chris Thomas 40,89 Pam Wichman 19,40,69,89 Seniors Bob Adair 12,42,47,51,52,70,74, 78,82,95 Debbie Adams 18,25,42,47,55,66, 69,70,71,75,76,77,80,83,88 David Anson 19,42,67,73,74,88 Nancy Beck 31,41,42,58,59,70, 75.76.77.84.88.93 Charles Becker 42,74 Clay Brandenburg 14,42,51,52,71, 74.78.88 Bill Brooks 12,42,51,62,63,78 Linda Callaway 12,25,42,70,76, 77.80.84 Dixie Camenzind 18,42,70 Ann Cornwall 18,23,42,47,58,59, 70.73.80.81.84.86.87 Jim Erhart 12,42,50,51,70,74,78 Janet French 42,47,70,76,77,82, 87.93 Sam Gates 12,43,57,72,74,78,88 Lloyd Glesmann 13,43,50,51,57, 78.82.95 Marcy Gottsch 43,55,71,72,76,84, 93.95 Duane Hahn 7,13,43,47,52,53,74, 78.79.83 Charles Hamilton 4,43,65,74,80, 81 Jane Hansen 12,13,43,47,48,58, 59,70,71,72,76,7 7,82,93,95 Bill Haynie 51 Debbie Hike 43,47,65,70,71,72, 80,81 Gail Iske 43,70 Frank Jones 43,47,50,51,52,53, 74.78.79.87.88 John Knutson 43,51,52,62,70,75, 78.79.88 Tom Kobler 26,43,47,50,51,52, 62.74.78.79.85.86.87 Karen Kracher 18,43,55,65,70, 76.80.81.84 Stephen Krajicek 44,47,50,51,52, 62.63.68.75.78.79.87.88.92 Carlton Kroese 5,12,44,47,49,51, 52.53.63.68.74.78.79.88.92 Barbara Knott 12,44 Steve Lemley 12,44,51,78 Janice Mahloch 44,66,72,76,77, 87,89 Alvin Milks 4,13,25,44,49,57,65, 72.74.80.81.83.95 Susan Miner 19,44,58,59,67,82 Jill Mortenson 44 Rhonda Nielsen 13,44,58,70,72, 82.83 Dan Nolte 44,74 Ronnie Pelzer 44,57,70,74 Dianna Penney 44,67 Dan Post 45,51,78 Linda Richardson 9,45,47,70,76, 77.93 Lonnie Richardson 45,74 Barbara Rickard 45,90 Dennis Robinson 45 Jim Sands 45,51,56,57,69,75,78 Fred Schutz 45,47,51,52,53,68, 78.79.83.88.92 Robert Sedlacek 45,72,74 Karen Shepherd 31,45,47,66,70, 72.76.80.81.84.93 Kathie Shepherd 18,25,31,41,45, 70.75.76.77.80.84.88.95 Mary Spittler 45 Robert Startzer 45,51,52,62.75,78 Wanda Vierregger 19,23,46,47, 48.58.59.70.71.75.88.93 Lavina Vinson 18,25,46,70,76,77, 80.84.88.89.93 Debbie Womochil 46,67,70 Cathy Zimmerman 105 Senior Activity Records ADAIR, BOB: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,4; Track- 1,2,3; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Prom Server-2; Wrestling-3; Industrial Arts Club-3,4; President-4; Tri-M-3; Business Club-3,4; Prom King-4. ADAMS, DEBBIE: Band-1,2,3,4; Glee-1,2,3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Gi rl Scouts-1; Pep Band-1,2; Contest-2,3,4; Prom Server Alternate-2; E.N.C. Honor Band-3; Volley- ball-3; Junior Class Play-3; Business Club-3,4; Ten- Key Award-3; Baccalaureate Usher-3; N.C.C. Honor Band-4; Varsity Cheerleader-4; Senior Class Play-4; Librarians' Club-4; Annual Staff-4; Paper Staff-4; Speech Contest-4; Girls Track-4. ANSON, DAVE: Boys Glee-1,2,3; Mixed Chorus-1,2; Contest-1,2; Clinic-1,2,3; Honor Roll-1,2; Misc. Ensem- ble-3; Boys Quartet-3; Annual Staff-3; Business Contest- 3; Printing Calculator Award-3; Ten-Key Award-3; Class Play-4; Student Council-4; Industrial Arts Club-4; Vice President of Class-4. BECK, NANCY: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Officer-1,3,4; Glee-1, 2; Youth for Christ-1,2,3; Junior Auxilliary-1,2,3,4; Officer-4; Church Choir-1,2,3; Government Day-3; U.N. Day-3,4; Business Club-3,4; Volleyball-3,4; Class Play- 3,4; Photography Club-3; Printing Calculator Award-4. BECKER, CHUCK: BRANDENBURG, CLABE: 4-H-l,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1; Annual Staff-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2; P-Club- 2,3,4; Student Manager-2,3,4; Photography-2,3,4; United Presbyterian Youth-2,3,4; Student Council-2; Industrial Arts Club-3,4; Class Play-3,4; U.N. Day-3,4; 4-H Citi- zenship Short Course, Washington, D.C.-4; 4-H Goodwill Delegation to Europe-4; NCC Speech Contest-4. BROOKS, BILL: Football-2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; P-Club-2,3, 4; Paper Staff-3; Student Council-3,4; Speech Contest-3; Industrial Arts Club-4. CALLAWAY, LINDA: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Photography-1,2, 3; Girls Glee-1,2,3,4; Jr. Auxiliary-1; Annual Staff-2,3; Class Play-3; Business Club-3,4; Mixed Chorus-3,4; U.N. Day-3. CAMENZIND, DIXIE: Photography Club-1; 4-H Club-1,2,3; Pep Club-3,4; Business Club-3,4. CORNWALL, ANN: G rls Glee-1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus-2,4; Ladies Ensemble-2; Volleyball-2,3,4; All Conference-2,3, 4; Class Secretary-2; Business Club-3,4; Secretary-3; Ten Key Award-3; Business Day-3,4; Typing Speed Award- 41 Government Day-3; Class Play-3; Commencement Path- finder-3; Student Council-4; Honor Pass-4; Homecoming Queen-4. ERHART, JIM: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Track- 1,2,3,4; P-Club-1,2,3,4; Band-1; Honorable Mention in Football-2,3; Business Club-4; Industrial Arts Club-3,4; Industrial Arts Club Vice-President-4; Football All- Conference-4. FRENCH, JANET: Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Student Council-1; Honor Band-2,3; Cheerleader-2,4; Prom Server- 21 Girls Glee-2,3; Mixed Chorus-2; Government Day-3; Business Day-3; Business Club-3,4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Class Play-3; Homecoming Queen Candidate-4; Betty Crocker Award-4. GATES, SAM: CYF, Treasurer-1,2; National Honor Society- 1,2,3,4; Government Day-3; Class Play-4; Speech Contest- 4; U.N. Day-4; Wrestling-4; P-Club-4; Industrial Arts Club- 4. GLESMANN, LLOYD: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Track-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band- 1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Prom Server-2; P-Club-2,3,4; Wrestling-3,4; Usher for Baccalaureate Commencement- 3; Explorers Club-3; ENC Honor Band-3; NCC Honor Band- 3,4. GOTTSCH, MARCY: Class Treasurer-!; 4-H-l,2; MYF-1, 2,3,4; Jr. Auxiliary-1,2,3,4; Girls Glee-2; Student Council- 2; Secretary-2; Prom Server-2; Annual Staff-2,4; Photog- raphy Club-2,3; National Honor Society-2,3,4; President- 4; Volleyball-3,4; Girls Track-3,4; Class Play-3; Pep Club-3,4; Treasurer-4; Baccalaureate Pathfinder-3; U.N. Day-3,4; Girls State-3. HAHN, DUANE: Basketball-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-2; P-Club-3,4; Industrial Arts Club-3,4; Class President-4. HAMILTON, CHARLES: Vocal Music-1,2,3,4; Combo-1,2, 3,4; Class Treasurer-2; Music All-State-3,4; Class Vice- President-3; Speech Contest-3; Student Council President- 4;. Industrial Arts Club-4; Treasurer-4. HANSEN, JANE: Band-1,2,3,4; Strutter-1,2,3,4; Pep Band- 1,2,3,4; Pershing Indoor Marching, superior-1,2,3,4; Grand Island Marching, superior-1,3; Mixed Chorus-1; Octet-1; Girls Glee-1,2; Glee Clinic-1; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; 4-H-l,2,3,4; Plattsmouth Marching, superior- 2,4; Prom Server-2; Annual Staff-2,3,4; 4-H Exchange Stu- dent-2; Pep Club-3,4; Co-editor of yearbook-3; Indianapolis 500-3; Band Clinic-3,4; Clarinet Choir-3,4; Honor Society- 3,4; Class Play-3; Business Club-3,4; Business Contest-3, 4; Typing Production Award-3; 4-H Queen Candidate-3; Strutter Clinic-3; Editor of Yearbook-4; Sports Queen Candidate-4; Prom Queen Candidate-4; Printing Calculator Award-4; Ten Key Award-4; Band Day O.U.-3; Band Day N.U.-4. HAYNIE, BILL: HIKE, DEBBIE: Annual Staff Photographer-2; National Honor Society-2,3,4; Class Play-3; Girls Glee-3,4; Speech Contest-3,4; U.N. Day-3; Pep Club-3; Annual Staff-3; Copy Editor Annual Staff-4; Debate Clinic-4; Metro-Zions League-4; Business Club-4. ISKE, GALE: Pep Club-3,4; Glee Club-3; Business Club- 3,4; Paper Staff-3. JONES, FRANK: Football-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention-4; All Conference-4; P-Club- 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club-4; Class Play-4; Homecoming. KNUTSON, JOHN: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; P-Club-1,2,3,4; Class Play-3,4; Speech Contest-3,4; All-Conference-4; Business Club-4. KNOTT, BARBARA: KOBLER, TOM: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; P-Club-2,3,4; Prom Server-2; Class President-2; Industrial Arts Club-2,3,4; Pathfinder-3; P-Club Vice-President-4; Homecoming King-4. KRACHER, KAREN: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee-1,2,3,4; 4-H-1,2,3,4; St. John Basico Youth Group-1,2; Teen Royal, 4-H-l,2,3,4; Conservation Camp, Halsey-2; Historian of 4-H Club-2; 4-H Camp Counselor-2,3; Citizenship Short- course, Washington, D.C.-3; Business Club-3,4; Govern- ment Day-3; Soil Conservation Award-3; Mixed Chorus-4; U.N. Day-4; Girl's Track-4; Music Clinic-4; Honor Roll- 3,4; Gold Certificate on Ten-Key-4; Silver Certificate on Full-Key-4; Letter Accommadation on Printing Calculator- 4; Business Contest-4. KRAJICEK, STEVE: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; P Club-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; Student Council-2; Prom Server-2; Class Play-3; Government Day-3; Class Presi- dent-3; All-Conference Honorable Mention-3,4; Tri-County 106 All-Star Baseball Team-3; P Club President-4; Class Play-4; German Club-4; All-State Football-4. KROESE, CARLTON: Chorus-1,2; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1; P Club-2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club-3,4; Class Play-3,4; NCC Art Clinic-3,4; All-Confer- ence Honorable Mention, Football-4; Sec. Industrial Arts Club-4; German Club, Treasurer-4; Sweetheart King Can- dldate-4; Sports King Candidate-4. LEMLEY STEVE MAHLOCH, JANICE: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee-1,2,3; Mixed Chorus-1,2; Girl Scouts-1; Prom Server-2; Library Club-3; Government Day-3; National Honor Society-3,4; Class Play 3; Business Contest-3; Varsity Cheerleader- 41 Library Club, Secretary-4; National Honor Society, Secretary-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate-4; Sweetheart Queen-4. MILKS, ALVIN: Basketball-1,2,3; Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band- 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus-1,2,3,4; Miscellaneous Ensemble-1; Chorus Clinic-1,2,3,4; Student Council-1,3; Band Clinic-2, 3,4; Mixed Octet-2,3,4; Soloist-2,3,4; Honor Society-2,3,4; Tri-M-2,3; Member Lutheran Church; Luther League; Order of St. John; NCC Conference Clinic-3,4; Boy’s Glee- 3,4; Boy's Octet-3,4; U.N. Day-3; Class Treasurer-3,4; Speech Contest-3; Cornhusker Boy's State-3; Band Presi- dent-4; State Mixed Chorus-4; Industrial Arts-4. MINER, SUSIE: Pep-Club-1,2; Band-1,2,3,4; Honor Roll- 1,2; Music Contest-1,2,4; Volley ball-1,4; Class Secretary - 1; Girl Scouts-1; Pep Band-2,3; Band Clinic-2,3,4; Per- shing-2,3,4; Pershing Superior Metal-2,3,4; Plattsmouth Marching Festival-2,4; P Club server-3,4; Class Play-3; Class Play Crew-4; Flute Quartette-3; Speech Contest-3; Indianapolis-3; Grand Island-3; Band Day O.U.-3; Art Clinic-4; Band Day U.M.-4. MORTENSEN, JILL: NIELSEN, RHONDA: Pershing Marching Festival-1,2,3,4; 4-H-l,2; Youth for Christ-1,2,3; Youth for Christ Presi- dent-3; Band-1,2,3,4; Strutter-1,2,3,4; Flute Trio-1; Piano Solo-1,3; Girls Glee-1,2; Triple Trio-1; ENC Glee Clinic-1,2; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; Grand Island-1,3; Church Choir-2,3; Pep Band-2,3,4; Mixed Chorus-2; Annual Staff Layout Editor-2; Flute Quartet-2,3,4; Pep Club-3; Tri-M- 3; Honor Society-3,4; Honor Society, Vice-Pres.-4; Busi- ness Club, Sec.-4; Business Club-3,4; Class Play-3; An- nual Staff-3; Volleyball-3,4; All-State-3; Alternate Girl's State-3; Business Contest-3; Band Day O.U.-3; Band Day N.U.-4; Outstanding Girl Bandsman-4; Victor Corp. Award- 4. NOLTE, DAN: PELZER, RONNIE: PENNEY, DIANNA: Class President-1; Student Council-1; Pep Club-1; Girl Scouts-1; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance-1; Speed Typing Awards-2; P Club Server-3,4; Class Play Crew-3,4; Speech Contest-3; Art Clinic-4. POST, DAN: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Track-1,2, 3; P Club-2,3,4; County Government Day-3; Industrial Arts Club-3,4. RICHARDSON, LINDA: Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Prom Server-2; Glee-2,3; Class Play- 31 Pep Club, Vice-Pres.-3; Cheerleader-4; Business Club- 4. RICHARD, BARBARA: RICHARDSON, LONNIE: ROBINSON, DENNIS: SANDS, JIM: SCHUTZ, FRED: Band-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Track-1, 2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; P Club-1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; U.N. Day-3,4; Government Day-3; Band Clinic-3,4; Indi- anapolis 500-3; German Club-4. SEDLACEK, ROBERT: St. Patricks Catholic Church-1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society-3,4; Industrial Arts Club-3,4. SHEPHERD, KAREN: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee-1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus-1,2,4; Glee Clinic-1,4; Pep Club, Presi- dent-4; Business Club-3,4; National Honor Society-3,4; Librarians Club-3,4; Co-ed Correspondent-3; Librarians Club, Pres.-4. SHEPHERD, KATHIE: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-1,2,3, 4; Glee Clinic-1,2,3,4; Glee Contest-2,3,4; Honor Roll-1, 2,3,4; Presidents Fitness Award-1,3; Ladies Ensemble- 2,3; Business Club-3,4; Business Contest-3,4; Class Sec- retary-3,4; Business Club, Pres.-4; Class Play-4; Victor Corp. Award-4; National Honor Society-4; Prom Queen- 4; Speech Contest-4. STARTZER, ROBERT: Football-1,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Nat- ional Athletic Scholarship Society-2,3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes-2,3; MYF-1,2,3; G-Club-2,3; Cross- Country-2,3,4; Key Club-3; P-Club-4; Basketball-4; Speech Contest-4. VIERREGGER, WANDA: Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2, 3; Girls Glee-1,2,3; Jr. Auxiliary-1,2,3,4; 4-H-l,2; Mixed Chorus-2,3; Triple-Trio-2; Business Club-3,4; President- 3; Librarians Club-3,4; Vice-President-4; Graduation Usher-3; Government Day-3; Annual Staff-4; Business Manager-4; Sports Queen-4; Speech Contest-4. VINSON, LAVINA: Girl's Glee-1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus-1, 2,3,4; Girl's Triple Trio-1,2,3; Honor Roll-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Glee Clinic-1,2,3,4; Ladies Ensemble-1,2, 3; Cheerleading-2; Physical Fitness, 3rd-2; Typing Speed Award-2; National Honor Society-3,4; Business Club-3,4; Class Play-3,4; Business Contest-3,4; U.N. Day-3; Physi- cal Fitness Awards, Tennis, P.E.-lst, Archery-2nd 3; Softball 4; Speech Contest-4; Gold Certificate, Ten-Key- 4; Silver Certificate, Full-Key-4; Letter of Accommadation- 4; Regent's Scholarship to UNO-4. WOMOCHIL, DEBI: Pep Club-1,2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Glee Clinic-1; Girl Scouts-1; Speed Typing Award-2; Business Club-3,4; Gold Award, Ten-Key-3; Class Play Help-3,4; P Club Server-3,4; Art Clinic-4; Honor Roll-4. ZIMMERMAN, KATHY: 107