Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

1967 Plattonian Presents Devil Action ’67 Voices chattering Lockers banging The excitement of a new year. These initiated last September’s action at P. H. S. With a Kick-Off to Autumn Faces glowed with victory pride. Winter glistened with The Snow Ball”; Spring blossomed with the beauty of Prom. Beyond these frivolities we met Harvey , learned of The Glass Menagerie and shared in the musical English action of My Fair Lady . During these happenings we learned to understand sportsmanship. As Devil guys gave their determination and ability, we backed them with our spirit and pep--win or lose. Yes, the P. H. S. halls also echoed with music from concerts and the din of exuberant rallies. These occurrences are all part of what we call action--DEVIL ACTION--that surge of spirit and determination, demonstrated by all, and practiced by the seniors who taught us to use that power and develop it into the action of leaders. Yes, memories will die and P. H. S. will change, but that DEVIL ACTION will continue to live--and grow. That DEVIL ACTION of '67 will continue to hover in the halls. . . Voices will chatter Lockers will bang.. . Nebraska Plattsmouth High, Plattsmouth, Head cheerleader, Sonjia Osthus, leads spirited P. H. S. 'ers on a snake dance through the streets of Plattsmouth as part of the Homecoming festivities. Linda Howard, dressed as a boy, plays the part of a sissy in the senior composi- tion class's one-act play, Who Afraid of Aggie Haffle- mier Devil action is apparent at pep rallies where creative skits boost spirit. 2 I Senior boys, Bob Fuller, George Gruber, Chuck Ault, Roger Brink, Tim Kalasek and Bill Rishel are caught girl watching from their vantage point prior to first period classes. 3 Table Of Contents 5 Administration It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishment the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul — These words emphasize the fact that our destiny is controlled to a large de- gree by ourselves. It might well appear to some that instruction ends in the classroom, but let us ever be mindful that true education continues through life. Plan your time and life to the point that you know without question that you are the Master of your fate and soul. Superintendent The 1966-67 School Board, LEFT TO RIGHT, is: Albert M. Hansen R. W. Bernhardt Robert W. Hirz Russell H. Nielson Boyd Linder Ralph Hild Mortimer Adler, a leading educator, defined formal education as a process by which material passes from the notebook of the teacher to the notebook of the pupil, without passing through the head of either. Education is not a myriad of ideas, but instead it is an attitude and a continuing func - tion. The educated person is that person who functions at his full potential within the society and world he resides. My every best personal wish to each member of the class of 1967—you have just fin- ished the first large step toward being educated—seek you well your full potential. Principal 7 English, Spanish And Speech Help Us Communicate With Our Neighbors LINDA YAGEL gives the Spanish word for finger in her Spanish I class. B. A. Westmar College, Le Mar, Iowa; Stu- dent Council Advisor; Spanish Club Advisor CECIL COMSTOCK clari- fies a point in his English II class. B.S. Nebraska Uni- versity; M.A. Omaha Uni- versity; English II JAMES WEEKE reads from the text to his second period Eng- lish III class. B.A. University of Wyoming, M.A. St. Bene- dicts, Kansas LUCILLE ANUTTA checks on her class as they take a test. B.A. Duke Univer- sity, M.A. Middlebury College; Geometry, Eng- lish IV RUTH KNICKMAN listens to a reply from one of her students. B.A. West- mar College; English I and IV 8 GENE MIN SON pon- ders over a question in his Speech I class. B.A. Wyoming Uni- versity; Speech I and II Geography, History And Modern Problems Pave The Way To The Future LOWELL JOHNSON solves another tax problem in Modern Problems. B.A. Nebraska Wesleyan, M.A. Nebraska University; American Government, Track and Golf Coach NORRIS HALE speaks about the Civil War to his American History class. B.S. Peru State College, M.E. Nebraska University; American History, Advanced American History, Foot- ball Coach JOSEPH CARLISI woiks over a test in his study hour . B.S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; Geography, Freshman Football Coach CHARLES CAVER- ZAGIE lectures to his World History class. B.S. Peru State Col- lege; World History LIBRARIAN MILDRED STEWART checks her Books Due list every morning. B.A. Baker University, Kansas; M.S. Pern State College Math— The increasing complexities of our way of life, accomp- anied as they are by an ex- tended reliance upon math- ematics, indicate that the well-educated citizen should have a knowledge of the math- ematics that provide some foundations for much of our progress. RONALD BEESON explains math problem to his class. B. A. Bethany College; Genera! Math II. ARLIN RASMUSSEN confirms a point in sixth period Trigonometry class. B. S. Kearney State College, M. S. Missouri University, Ad- vanced Math, Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Math Club. 10 THOMAS SHIRMER lectures to his Gen- eral Math class. B. A. Wayne State Col- lege; General Math I and II, Algebra I. Science— We live in a time when growth in scientific discovery is almost explosive. In each branch of sci- ence, the body of factual informa- tion increases rapidly and under- standing deepens. This growth puts a burden on the science stu- dent and teacher alike. The most elementary understanding is the scope of modem science require familiarity with facts and con- cepts from every area in sci- entific thought. THEODORE WITT explains chemistry lab to students. M. A. Colorado State College, B. A. Wayne State College; Physics, Chemistry, and Earth Science. DONALD FREEBURG lectures about digestion to his Biology II class. B. S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; Biology I and II, Track Coach. I RICHARD NELSON answers a question on plants in Biology class. B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan; Biology, Earth Science, Basket- ball Coach. MINERVA SCHLIEFERT prepares kitch- en for Homemaking I class to begin their cooking projects. B.S. Nebraska University, Master in Vocational Home Economics; Homemaking I DOROTHY MATHIES makes an inter- esting point to Susie Hansen and Mary Jo Him in Homemaking III class. B.S Nebraska University; Homemaking I and III Vocational Classes CECIL McKNICHT demon- strates the use of a band saw to his Industrial Arts II class. B.S. Peru State College; Industrial Arts II, III, Freshman Basketball Coach VICTOR LARSON lectures to his Mechanical Drawing class. B.A. Kearney State Teachers College. Shop, Mechanical Drawing 12 MARLIN DANIELSON explains how to address an envelope to his Typing I class. B.S. Peru State College; Typing I 9 MARSHALL ADAMS reads daily bulletin to his Office Machines class. B.A. Kearney State Col- lege; Office Machines, Reserve Basketball Coach JOSEPH ARN explains a balance sheet to his Bookkeeping students. B.S. Omaha University; Book- keeping, Shorthand, Economics, Law Enhance School Curriculum LEONARD BIRCHER directs exer- cises in Boys' Physical Education class. B.A. Wayne State College; Physical Education ANN WILLIAMS poses in her classroom, the Auditorium, during her fourth period Girls' Physical Education class. B.A. Kearney State College, Physical Education 13 Behind The Scene Operations For A Smooth-Running School MARTHA WILLIAMS, Secre- tary to the Superintendent. MARGARET CARR, Secretary to the Principal. JESSIE WHALEN, Counsel- or and Assistant Principal DEAN MEISINGER, Student Counselor. The office girls, for this year, are Joan Werhbien, Nannette Nelson, Melissa Toman, Diane Tesch, Patsy Schmidt, Sherry Haffke, and Gloria Rozell. I Cooks And Custodial Staff Appetizing meals for P. H. S. students and teachers are prepared by the cooks in the Central Cafeteria. The halls and rooms of P. H. S. are kept clean by theP.H.S. janitors. The cooks are Mrs. Glendora Bums, Mrs. Catherine Borst, Mrs. Lona Howland, Mrs. Frances Winscott, and Mrs. Dorothy Molck. The janitors of P. H. S. are William Edwards, Roy Beins, Ron Anderson, and Tom Brady. 15 CLASSES Three Juniors show their superior intelligence while waiting for school to begin. Sophomore Class President, Ed Johnson, displays the spirit jug to happy fellow stu- 16 I Four seniors prepare to become future Einsteins in their Physics class. Freshmen almost have to climb into their lockers when students muddle through the halls between classes. 17 The End And The Beginning With the beginning of the school term came anxiety and excitement among the seniors of M67 , for this was their last year at P. H. S. Four years of hard practice and determination paid off well at Homecoming as the Devils defeated Auburn with a score of 20-14. Kickoff To Autumn was the theme which highlighted the dance. Dan Bishop and Linda Ford reigned as King and Queen of the Homecoming Dance. In a few short weeks preceding the holiday season, the Annual Staff sponsored the Yuletide Dance. King John Aschenbrenner and Queen Elaine Sharp were selected as this year's royalty for the Snow Ball . As spring approached, we found the seniors busy at work preparing The Glass Menagerie which was presented April 28 and 29. With only a few weeks of school left, the juniors were hard at work with plans for our 1967 Junior-Senior Prom which was held May 6. Terry Glup and Nancy Hopkins were crowned King and Queen to reign in Fantasia of the Deep . On May 8 the senior government students journeyed to Lincoln where they toured the State Legislature at the Capitol and also the Nebraska State Penal Complex. It was with mixed emotions that the seniors attired themselves in the traditional blue and white caps and gowns for the Baccalaureate service which was May 21. On the evening of May 26, one hundred and eleven graduates lined the hill in front of P.H. S. to begin the pro- cession to the athletic field where awaited the hoped-for goal of each—their diplomas. With a final walk up high school hill, we realized that our days at P.H.S. had come to a close. Each of us carry the memories of the past four years and our many treasured friends with us on into the future. Again we are reminded of our class motto: Believe in three faiths--Faith in God, yourself, and others. 18 JESSIE WHALEN SPONSOR CLASS MOTTO: Believe in three faiths: Faith in God, Yourself, and Others. CLASS COLORS: Blue and white CLASS FLOWER: Lily PAMELA ALTSCHAFFL PATRICIA ANDREWS J JERRY ARN RONDA SCHWENNEKER ANDREW 19 JOHN ASCHENBRENNER CHARLES AULT LOLA GREEN AUSTIN LYNN BARNARD JUDY BAUMGART RALPH BECKMAN 20 JOHN BERNHARDT i DANIEL BISHOP LEONARD BOWEN DAVID BRINK ROGER BRINK REBECCA BRUNS 21 BEVERLY BRYANT KATHLEEN BURNS JOHN CLOIDT CAROL COLE JUDITH COLE MICHAEL COOLMAN 22 SHIRLEY DASHER i MARLENE DIEKMANN MARY ANN DINGMAN LYNDA DITTEMORE GEORGE ELEDGE DAVID ELLINGSON MARK ENDELICATO ELLEN ENGELKEMIER REBECCA FAHRLANDER LLOYD FITCH LINDA FORD TIMOTHY FRY 24 ROBERT FULLER 9 MICHAEL GALL DOROTHY GERDTS TERRY GLUP STEPHEN GROSSHANS GEORGE GRUBER 25 RICHARD HAECKE SHERRY HAFFKE SUSAN HANSEN JOYCE HEADLEY LINDA HERRE MARY JO HIRZ 26 ANGELO HOLMAN DONALD HOSCHAR LINDA HOWARD ALLEGRA HUNTING RAYMOND JACOBS 27 LINDA JONES JAMES KARROS SHERRY KEPHART MICHAEL KIEF ROBERT KISER 28 JOYE McLEOD BILLIE JO MARLER ELLYN MEISINGuR JOHN MEYER LORIS MILLER WILLIAM MOHR 30 PATRICIA MOREHEAD JANICE MORRISON CONNIE ADKINS MOSSEY NANETTE NELSON BRUCE NOLTE SARAH NASH JOHN OLSON SONJIA OSTHUS DONNA PORTER KAREN PRITCHARD CHERYL PROKUPEK DIANNE REIMER 32 JUDY RHODEN WILLIAM RISHEL SUSAN ROUSE GLORIA ROZELL DONALD SACHS STERLING SAND 33 SHARON SCHALK KATHERINE SEDLAK PATRICIA SMITH f SUZANNE SOLOMON KENNA SWABBY I MARY SVOBODA DONNA TEAL DAVID THIESSEN 35 GREG THOMPSON GRANT THUMANN STEVEN TILSON MELISSA TOMAN GARY WAY JOSEPH VONDRAS 36 JOYCE WELSTEAD 9 GARY WILLIAMSON PATRICIA BOUMAN WILSON CAROL WOOD 37 With only one more year at PHS, we find the members of the 'Class of 68' hard at work selling candy to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. February 1st was The Day To Remember” as the Juniors received their long awaited class rings. We hope their remaining year at PHS will be as eventful as the first three have been. Another project that required a lot of work from the Junior Class was the class play, a Pulitzer Prize winner, HARVEY. Members of the cast shown here are: Nick Kimble, Larry Smith, Max Linder, Phyllis Thiesen, Debbie Lindquist, and Ron Mayle. 38 Forrest Abercrombie Cathy Buechler Dennis Dasher Tern Engelkemier Roberta Aldrich John Campbell Linda Dasher Janet Era as Emery Bashus David Carper Sherry Estelle Mike Brookhouser r . Richard Chappell Henry Eggert Nancy Evers Tom Hirz Lonnie Hoschar Alan How Rod Jenkins Sandra Kenum Maik Kildare Nick Kimble x Vi IK W i w9V Don K oh out Pam Brookhouser Vicki Cole Jay Endelicato Cynthia FitzPatrick Linda Henry Yvonne Jochimsen Genny Lebens 39 Linda Lepert Mary McQuin Barbara Muehe Terri Pfeifer Martha Ramsey Ralph Scheider Craig Smith Ron Mayle Steven Nielsen Anita Platts Larry Rhoden George Schworm Larry Smith Greg Morehead Sam Oenning Tom Platts Bill Spangler Dave Morris Cynthia Osterholm Mary Lou Porter Cpnnie Richards Roseanna Shropshire John Speck Ron McKinney Ann Morrison Mary Peterson Nancy Ramge Patsy Schmidt John Simons Mike Stastka 41 Slow down Sonjia! I never did like this car. . Everyone's favorite view from the high school. Karen's pep rally. Mike, aren't you a bit out of place? t Gloria Thorton Marcia Thun Tom Toman Ed Trively Fred Ulrich Joan Wehrbein Becki Tilson Debbie Linda Wensien Whitehouse Bill Willis Terry Vicki Winters Winters Betty Janice Wolfarth Wondra Interested students listen to lecture. Danger Chemists At Work! 43 Sophomores Officers of the Sophomore class are (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Wallace, Vice President Pat Slattery, and President Ed Johnson. This is the second year at PHS for the members of the 'Class of 69' and they filled it by taking part in sports, band, chorus, and other various clubs. They are looking forward to becoming ''upperclassmen” next year and we know they will enjoy their next two years at PHS as much as they did their first two years. Theresa Weber wonders if she is making the right choice on an exam. Members of the Sophomore class NOT PRESENT for the picture taking are: Vicki Bracken, Laura Bryce, Marcia Gruber, Mary Huffman, Lonnie lies, Jim Philips, John Strange, and Shirene Swim. 44 Steven Altschaffl Cynthia Begley Patricia Brink ; Darlene Clapper Glenda Gardner James Aschenbrener M Arlene Bobenmoyer Christine Bruns Monica Cloidt Roger Ellingson Frank Finch James Glenn Larry Austin Michael Bowen Robert Bums X John Dietz Katherine Engelkemier Tod Finney Rodney Glup Vicki Aylor Colleen Bridenstine Marlene Campbell A Linda Dillon Diane Farrell John Fischer Kenneth Gradoville Joan Barnard Mary Brink Valerie Cherry Paul Downey Ronald Fees Deborah Fry Roy Gray 45 Laurie Grosshans Mary Henningsen Sandra Hull Steve Larson Kathy McLeod VI Janet Nolte £ VK, Theodore Grosshans Kenneth Henry Ilene Jensen Mary Lepert Ralph Major Judy Myers Judy Ohnoutka Donna Grove Leola Holman Vicki Molck Jack Neal Jerry Olson Robert Hackwith Dennis Kildare Mary Lutz Lyle Montgomery Emma Neal Penney Payton Kevin Hans com Roger Howard Cindy Kiik Mary McClanahan Donald Moore Leslie Nettelmann Johnnie Beth Price 46 Doris Rader Jim Schuster Loma Sherwood Glennia St. John Marge Waterman Kathleen Wensien Dennis Roberts Glenda Schwenneker Pat Stlattery Gail Sullivan David Townsend Suzy Watson Connie Williamson Richard Rodgers Shirley Seydlitz Bessie Teal Frank Vondras Theresa Weber Alan Wohlfarth Cheryl Schneider Diana Sharp Joe Solomon Rod Tesch Connie Wagers Tom Welstead Beverly Wohlfarth Russell Schneider Alan Steppat Debbie Wallace James Wensien Karen Wohlfarth 47 Peggy Wood Dennis Haecke Margaret Mohr Gary Thompson Pat Bishop The kids aren't always this anxious to get past the bars into school. A familiar sight around PHS is students making up tests they missed while they were absent. 48 Is this the way Steve Grosshans and Don Sachs study ? Here are some band trophies.....................and some sports trophies PHS students woiked hard to earn. 49 Good old PHS. Does Roger Brink always teach class? DEVIL ACTION 67 is evident on these pages as the PHS students relax. Looks like the Seniors had more than English on their minds when this picture was taken. 50 Even Barbara Jo York helps decorate for Home- coming. 51 Freshmen Freshman class officers are ( FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Barry Jose, Secretary-Treasurer; Vicki Moore, Vice President; and Dave Aschenbrener, President. This was quite an eventful first year for the 'Class of 70’. They won the spirit jug”at the pep-rallies more times then the Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors would like to admit and showed they could hold their own among the students of PHS. In the three years they have left at PHS we hope they will have as much fun as they did their first year. The innocent faces of our new freshmen. The following members of the Freshman class were NOT PRESENT when pictures were taken: Don Bashus, Denice Bratager, Ken Bucholz, Marilyn Bucholz, Patti Bushnell, Louise Carpenter, Jim Dubry, Bill Groce, Dennis Hahn, Ron Hostetter, Mike Macrander, Kathy Ostrom, Beverly Rohwer, Larry Roberts, Dennis Robinson, Marilyn Seydlitz, Vicki Sheldon, Mike Strange, and Jim Tilson. 52 Maureen Boldra Jean Buechler Joel Catron Janice Cole Gerald Eckert Lynnda Bracken Gail Choate Sidney Cook f� Jeannie Eggert Linda Ashlock Gaye Brodersen Linda Campbell Brenda Clapper A Orpha Craig Cindy Ellingson Lorraine Beil Lloyd Campbell Cathy Clark Randy Dittemore Janet Evers Cynthia Bishop David Buechler Kevin Case Kevin Faris 9 Andrea Donald Linda Feder Ferguson Ferguson tiaai Kathy FitzPatrick 53 Janet Gilson Jorene Cole Steve Hanscome Kathie Holman Janell Jacobs Robert Kemp Marlene Haith Jo Ann Hart Leon Holman JoAnn Jacobs Connie Kempton Nancy Griffith George Halferty Tom Herfordt Sandy Holman Dorothy Kempton Sharon Grove Dan Hanika Dan Highfield Mary Holy Stanley Kahler Mike Kennedy Dean Kirschenman Diana Logan Dave Loper Linda Macllman Carol Guyer Robert Halms Alice Hobbs Marvin lies Steve Kahler Larry King James McKnight 54 f Judy Nolte Sally O'Donnell Chuck Paige Alan Parkening Rick Payton Tom Payton Karen Pelzer Marla Peterson Tim Pfeifer Ray Pohlmeier Jim Poole Francis Savick David Porter Paul Ramsey Mary Schneider Debbie Porter Margaret Rice Steve Senf Joyce Puls Georgia Rouse Glenda Seydlitz Beverly Pullen Richard Seydlitz 55 Edwin Smalley Jeff Thumann Debbie White Pat Zimmerman Loran Shepherd Virginia Smock Steve Stastka Marsha Teal Mary Tschirren Steve Whitehouse George Wuelling Deborah Spangler Velinda St. John Joyce Westpfahl Susan Perry Jim Siniard Linda Swanson Berle Thornton Katherine Westpfahl Steve Wilson Steve Rouse Laurie Skalak De loris Stander Steven Swim % Bonnie Thornton Brenda White Bobby Wing 56 Janet Evers and Connie Rozell catch up on the latest locker-gossip. Donna Grove and Virginia Smock dis- play a banner the band sold as one of their money making projects. east you could di up on the st gossip while ting for school to Coaches McNight and Barnes are two of the reasons the Freshmen did so well in sports. 57 Pep Rallies Much of the success of the pep- rallies is due to the Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders who always have spirit to spare. The empty seats are few and far in between at pep-rallies. The Junior boys turned out in full force for the Homecoming game snake dance. The coaches and members of the team take turns talking at the pep rallies; it isn't as easy as it looks. Coach Beeson and Bill Ri- shel will testify. Chuck Ault, Lloyd Fitch, Gary Way, and Coach McKnight look on as a teammate talks at a rally. Here is a future basketball star for P. H. S. Well, at least Mr. Johnson thinks so. Coach McKnight was hurt in the line of duty, on the basketball court. Even the coaches can be casualties at P. H. S. 59 ORGANIZA tions Take three senior bandsmen, with three trumpets, add two helpful drum majorettes, and you have an interesting foot- ball half-time performance by the P.H.S. Band. The excitement of a touchdown makes it possible for one to take a Who has tire biggest tonsils survey. Nanette Nelson tries her hand with a sledge hammer at the Student Council car smash. one intellectual to another, Council Promotes Student Citizenship This year the Student Council was under the leadership of Roger Brink and their advisor was Mrs. Linda Yagel. Assist- ing the President were Raymond Jacobs, Vice-President; Mary Svoboda, Secre- tary; and Nancy Evers, Treasurer. The other members elected from each class include: Freshmen, Janet Evers, and Jim McKnight; Sophomores,Kathy Mc- Leod, Laurie Grosshans, Cindy Kirk, and Joe Solomon; Juniors, Mary Mc- Quin, Genny Lebens, Patsy Schmidt, Ted Grosshans shows his strength at the car smash. Patty Long, and Dave Morris; Seniors, Nanette Nelson, Pat Smith, Sonjia Osthus; Richard Haecke, and Gary Way. At the beginning of the school year, the Council members attended the State Student Council Convention at Westside High School in Omaha, November 19th. With new ideas learned at the Convention, the members set aside a day in which they tried to get the student body to take a more active participation in their governing body. On this day they set up a suggestion box and gave progress reports to the students. In an effort to promote school spirit, the Student Council held a Car Smash on February 28th before the first District Tournament game. April 7th the Council sponsored a Com- puter Dance, a new idea to students of PHS. Many other worthwhile activities were undertaken by this organization, which ended their governing year with the spring picnic. Council members, representing each class, are shown at one of the meetings listening to President, Roger Brink as he discusses business. John Meyer pins yellow initiation rose on Bill Spangler. Honor Society Initiates Nineteen New Members Members of the National Honor Society include FIRST ROW: Raymond Jacobs, Suzanne Solomon, Pat Smith, and John Meyer. SECOND ROW: Nannette Nelson, Linda Howard, Carol Cole, Sherry Haffke, and Joye McLeod. THIRD ROW: Roger Brink, Jay Cloidt, John Bernhardt, Bill Rishel, and Mary Svoboda. The Jessie Whalen Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is made up of 33 Juniors and Seniors. In November the Society inducted 19 new initiates. The organization is made up of students who excel in the 4 Cardinal Virtues of the Society. These are Scholarship, Lead- ership, Character, and Service. During the year, the Society sponsors the Penny Carnival and a Spring picnic. Newly initiated members are FIRST ROW: Mary McQuin, Phyllis Thiessen, Connie Skalak, Linda Herre, Nancy Evers, Mary Jo Hirz, Yvonne Jochimson, Joan Wehrbein, Debbie Lindquist, and Vicki Cole (NOT PRESENT). SECOND ROW: Jeanie Young, Genny Lebens, Dianne Tesch, Ronald Mayle, Bill Spangler, Max Linder, David Morris, Dave Thiessen, and Steve Nielsen. Joye McLeod taps Linda Herre. Pep Club This year the pep club is led by President Pat Smith, Vice-President Mary Svoboda, Secretary Nannette Nelson, Treasurer Joyce Welstead, Historian Mary McQuin, and Sergeant at arms Gloria Rozell. The advisors are Miss Ruth Knickman and Miss Ann Williams. The pep club sponsored and decorated for the fall Homecoming Dance in which all 150 members participated. The club chartered three buses for their annual migration trip on January 21 to Crete. MERIT KEEPERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Linda Dittemore, Susan Slattery, Laurie Grosshans Long, Kathy Sedlak. , Patty One of the exciting skits during our pep rallies featuring our coaches. 64 Nancy Hopkins FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: (TOP) Patsy Schmidt, Marge Waterman, Marcia Gruber, (BOTTOM) Marcia Thun, Arlene Bobenmoyer, Janet Nolte. Linda Ford Letterman’s This years Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Mr. Me Knight, consists of fifty-five members. Qualifications for membership are that the athlete has competed in a sport for a season and has lettered in that sport. The organiza- tion's purpose is to promote excellence in athletics and good sportsmanship. The Club sponsored a sok-hop in November, with the profits being spent for a spring pic - nic. The seventeen senior members are John Aschenbrenner, Chuck, Lenny Bowen, Roger Brink, Lloyd Fitch, Bob Fuller, Mike Gall, Terry Glup, Steve Grosshans, George Gruber, Richard Haecke, Tim Kalasek, Bruce Nolte, Bill Rishel, Joe Vondras, Gary Way, and Mark Younker. Lettermen's Club Officers are: Bruce Nolte, Treasurer; Bill Rishel, President; Roger Brink, Vice-President; Mr. Cecil McKnight, Sponsor; and Chuck Ault, Secretary. HRSTROW: Gary Way , Roger Brink Tim Kalasek, Lenny Bowen, George Gruber, Bill Rishel, Chuck Ault Terry-Glup, Richard Haecke, Mark Younker. SECOND ROW: Steve Ray. Rod Jenkins, Mike Gaul Steve Grosshans Bob Fuller, Bruce Nolte, Lloyd Fitch, John Aschenbrenner, Joe Vondras, Dennis Haecke. THIRD ROW: Steve Nielsen, David Morris, Larry Austin, KenHeedum, Nick Kimble, Max Dfiher. Tom Osthus, Ed Johnson, Alan Steppat, Joe Solomon, Craig Smith. FOURTH ROW: M eBrookhouser, Greg Morehead, Ken Bucholtz, Frank Vondras, Rodney Glup, Ted Grosshans, Gary ihompson, John Fischer, Don Kohout, Dave Carper, Emery Bashus. 66 FIRST ROW: Debbie Lindquist, Linda Herre, Joye McLeod, Mary Svoboda, Roger Brink, Pat Smith. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Thiessen, Becky Hart, Yvonne Jochimson, Leslie Nettelmann, Genny Lebens, Kathy McLeod, Kathy Buechler, Cindy Kirk. THIRD ROW: Ron Mayle, Raymond Jacobs, Lloyd Fitch, Larry Smith, Max Linder, Greg Thompson, Dave Thiessen, David Morris. Thespians. . . .Active In Dramatics Troupe 1813 of the National Thespians has now increased its membership to twenty-four. The organization, in its sec- ond year of existence at Plattsmouth High, actively supports the school's dramatics program. At the fall initiation ceremony six students were awarded National Thespian member- ships. An awards banquet was held May 11 at which awards were presented for the fol- lowing: best actor, best actress, best sup- porting actor, best supporting actress, and the two outstanding Thespians. The awards were made on a basis of outstand- ing contributions to dramatic activities. Thespians officers are: Linda Herre, President; Joye McLeod, Vice-President; Mary Svoboda, Secretary; Roger Brink, Treasurer; and Mr. Gene Minson, Sponsor. BELOW: Scenes from the Fall Initiation Ceremony 67 The Annual Staff hard at woik. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzanne Slattery Nancv Slfiuw’ Suz®nne So °m°n Linda Howard, Sherry Haffke, Yvonne Jochimsen Coraiie Skalak (co-editor), Joan Wehrbein, Patsy Schmidt, and Dianne Tesch. STANDING from left to right: Gary Way, Raymond Jacobs, and Max Linder. SEATED: Kathy Sedlak, Dottie Lepert, Genny Lebens, anc Mary Svoboda (co-editor). The Annual Staff is this year com- posed of twenty members and spon- sor iMiss Ruth Knickfnan. The Staff worked diligently in com- posing the Plattonian before each deadline. The theme that was chosen was Devil Action '67 . For a money making project, the Staff sponsored the Yuletide Dance on December 17. Annual Staff Interested staff members from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanie Young Bill Spangler, Nancy Evers, and sponsor Miss Ruth Knickman. 68 Platter Staff Editor Linda Herre and sponsor Mr. Joe Am. The Platter Staff is a staff of interested students which covers the activities of the students of Plattsmouth High School. This year the Platter was put in the Plattsmouth Journal and was published twice a month. The editor was Linda Herre and sponsor was Mr. Joseph Arn. SEATED from left to right: Linda Snell, Bob Fuller, Susie Hansen, Editor Linda Herre, Debbie White, Melissa Toman. STANDING: Diana Duey, Judy Cole, Pat Smith, Vicki Molck, Johnnie Beth Price, Roger Ellingson, Ron Mayle, Mary McQuin, Susan Perry, Joe Soloijion, Ann Morrison, Pam Brookhouser, Linda Dittemore, Kathy Sedlak, and Sponsor Mr. Joseph Am. 69 Espahol Casino President Leslie Nettlemen, Vice-President Alan Wolfarth, Secretary-treasurer Phyllis Thiessen. FIRST ROW: Jane 11 Jacobs, Linda Campbell, Linda Snell, Jorene Cole, Margie Willis, Virginia Smock, Deborah Spangler, Janice Cole, Debbie White, Lyn Munhall. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Jacobs, Andrea Feder, JoAnn Hart, Susan Perry, Vicki Molck, Janet Evers, Laurie Skalak, Sharon Grove, Pat Slattery, Linda Dillon. THIRD ROW: Tom Herfordt, Steve Stastka, James McKnight, Reggie Thompson, Barry Jose, Kevin Case, Roger Howaid Dean Kirschenman, Joe Solomon. The advisor is Mrs. Linda Yagel. FHA MEMBERS FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Matthies, Advisor; Beverly Bryant, Carol Cole, Genny Lebens, Suzanne Solomon, Sherry Haffke, Connie Skalak, Sonjia Osthus, Gloria Rozell, Cindy Bishop, Margie Willis, Joyce Welstead, Miss Schliefert, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Andrea Fedder, Donna Teal, Louise Carpenter, Donna Porter, Billie Jo Marler, Patty Zimmerman, Joan Wehrbein, Deloris Stander, Dianne Swabby, Virginia Smock, Lynnda Bracken, Karen Pelzer, Terri Pfeifer, Cyndi Osterholm, Nancy Ramge, Connie Richards, Cindy Ellingson. THIRD ROW: Janice Cole, Sharon Schalk, Vicki Moore, Aimee Meisinger, Joyce Puls, Becky Hart, Alice Hobbs, Jo Ann Hart, Carol Major, Jeannie Eggert, Marla Peterson, Lin Munhall, Debbie White, Sally O Donnell, Diana Duey, Connie Rozell, Nancy Hopkins, Bev Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Linda Dittemore, Allegra Hunting, Mary Svoboda, Mary Jo Hirz, Susie Hansen, Pat Smith, Colleen Bridenstine, Susie Perry, Debi Porter, Marlene Diekmann, Kathy Ostrom, Mary Holy, Susan Gradoville, Joyce Westphahl, Ellyn Meisinger, Mary Ann Dingman, Linda Jones, Velinda St. John. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Dasher, Connie Williamson, Johnnie Beth Price, Linda Herre, Joye McLeod, Susan Slattery, Carol Wood, Pam Altschaffl, Sandra Keenum, Maureen Boldra, Sharon Grove, Laurie Skalak, Mary McQuin, Dottie Lepert. F.H.A. The FHA was reorganized in full swing this year with eighty-five members, under the leadership of Mrs. Matthies and Miss Schliefert. Some of their activities have included a panel discussion on ”Morals and Manners Count”, a family night dinner and a style show with the theme, ”Fashion Bonanza”, professional model, Nancy Bounds, talked to the girls on the topic, ”Individuality Counts”. They also collected on Halloween for UNICEF and were quite successful. Installation of the new officers was held in May. They are all looking forward to another successful and rewarding year. FHA OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Morehead, song leader; Cindy Bishop, Recreation Chairman; Carol Cole, Degree Chairman; Suzanne Solomon, Second Vice-President; Gloria Rozell, First Vice-President; Genny Lebens, Parliamentarian; Sherry Haffke, Historian; Connie Skalak, Treasurer; Sonjia Osthus, President; Joyce Welstead, Publicity Chairman; Beverly Bryant, Secretary. Student librarians spend their reg- ular study hall periods helping in both the high school and the ele- mentary libraries. Aiding Mrs. Mil- dred Stewart, high school librarian, and Mrs. Evelyn Morris, elemen- tary librarian with their routine duties in the library, cataloguing and helping other students find the books and materials they need. The high school librarians also are responsible for the attractive bul- letin boards displayed each month. High School Librarians are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Keenum, Becky Tilson, Roberta Aldrich, JoAnn Neal, Linda Swanson, Dave Ellingson, Marlene Diekmann, Becky Bruns, Cheryl Prokupek, Pam Altschaffle, Terri Winters, Donna Teal, Johnnie Beth Price, Linda Snell, Cheryl Schnieder, Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Sara Nash. Librarians Aid P.H.S. Students Elementary Librarians are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannie Young, Linda Henry, Nanette Nelson, Debbie Lindquist, Joan Wehrbein, Linda Thiede, Mary Peterson, Patsy Schmidt, Mrs. Evelyn Morris, Sherry Haflke, Yvonne Jochimsen, Dianne Tesch, Nancy Evers, and Linda Howard. President, Bill Spangler talks to the math club about their Penny Carnival Booth. The Math Club is for the math-orientated students of PHS. Any stu- dent presently taking a math course is eligible for membership. Under the direction of Mr. Arlin Rassmussen, the club was a division winner at the Mathematics Field Day, held at Creighton University, on April 15. Math Club G.A.A. “Girls On The Go” The G. A. A. is a group formed for the mere purpose of having fun and learn- ing new athletic skills. The club mem- bers got together once a week to play volleyball, basketball, softball, and also various individual sports. Miss Anna Marie Williams helped the girls with these skills and techniques, as well as promoting good sportsman- ship. This group is only for girls who love to be active, truly for girls on the go. G.A.A. officers include, from LEFT TO RIGHT, Sonjia Osthus, President, Diana Duey, Secretary, Mary Me Quin, Vice President, and Melissa Toman, Treasurer. 73 The Plattsmouth High School Band marched their way to many superior ratings during the '66 fall season. These were received at the 2nd Annual Plattsmouth Invitational Marching Contest, Wichita University Marching Contest at Wichita, Kansas, and Nebraska State Marching Band Festival in Lincoln. During the summer vacation, band members enjoyed trips to several nearby towns, while four of the members attended All-State, a summer music clinic on the Univer- sity of Nebraska campus. The band was a main attraction at the half-time of all of our home football games. The Concert Band gave an exchange concert at Falls City, on April 21. A week later they gave their annual Spring concert. Members of the Contest Band, chosen from the Concert Band, went to District Music Contest at Falls City. Many of the members showed their talent by playing solos. DRUM MAJORETTES Marcia Thun and Sonjia Osthus MAJORETTES Suzanne Solomon, Linda Henry, Sherry Haffke, Janice Wondra. Linda Herre, Mary Jo Hire, Susie Hansen. DANCE BAWD ROW- l Jan t Evers, Vicky Molck, Nanette Nelsou, Frank Finch, frisrry Svobocla, ankcm Wondra, Nancy Evers. ROW 2 Bill Spangle i Mike Steska, Kathy McLeod, Barry se, Jim McKrtight, Jay Cloidt, Lloyd Tom Wfcbtead, Pat Smith, John Meyer. PEP BAND ROW-1 Mary Peterson, Sherry Haffke, Pat Smith, John Dietz, Mike Bowen, Todd Finney, John Meyer, Dennis Kildare. ROW-2 Linda Henry, Linda Whitehouse, Susie Hansen, Mary McQuin, Nanette Nelson, Mary Svoboda, Vicky Molck, Janice Wondra. ROW-3 Bill Spangler, Mike Staska, Chris Bruns, Kathy McLeod, Jay Cloidt, Henry Eggert, Jim Dietz, Connie Wagers, Bob Wing, Tom Welstead. ROW-4 Ken Henry, Ray Jacobs, John Bernhardt, Leslie Nettleman, Rodney Tesch. 75 Small Groups Played DRUM QUARTET John Meyer, Todd Finney, Rod Jenkins, Mike Bowen. A Big Part In Band’s BRASS SEXTET Jay Cloidt, Lloyd Fitch, Debbie Spangler, Rod Tesch, John Bernhardt, Bill Spangler. Activities TROMBONE TRIO Bill Spangler, Kathy McLeod, Mike Stastka. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Janice Wondra, Vicki Molck, Nanette Nelson, Mary Svoboda. 76 During The Tear ROW-lNancy Evers, Unda Herre, Joyce Welstead, Jeanie Young, Joye McLeod, Mary Jo Hire, Margaret nipt’ ran LePnrtJ R?W 2C Pat S™lth’ Chris Finch, Connie Skalak, Mary McQuin, Frank Pohlmeicr Jolm Dietz, CoUeen Brrdenstine Sonjia Osthus, Susie Hansen, Mary Peterson, DiAnne Tesch, Marlene Campbell Linda Henry Judy Ohnoutka, Debbie Lindquist, Joe Solomon, Suzanne Solomon, Monica Cloidt. ROW-3 ’ SpSVOb°drL Nane“e NeJson, Marcia Thun, Janice Wondra, Vicki Molck, John Bernhardt, Leslie J°hnFl cher’ K V Jacobs, Janet Evers, Donna Grove, Steve Miller, Sherry Haffke, Linda Wlutdiouse, Linda Lepert Yvonne Jochimsen, Margaret Mohr, Vicki Aylor, Debbie Spangler. ROW-4 Jay . i’ J5lmRD!,e?’ Li°Vv T°™ Welstead, Henry Eggert, Bob Wing, Connie Wagers, Ron Fees, Ted ) Grosshans, Rod Tesch, Ken Henry, Dennis Kildare, Mike Bowen, John Meyers, Tod Finney, Rod Jenkins Steve Nielson, Amta Platts, Mike Staska, Kathy McLeod, Chris Bruns, Bill Spangler. ’ PLATTS MOUTH CHOIR The Choir was directed by Mr. Eychner until he left for the ser- vice in November. Then under the direction of Mrs. Claussen they gave a Christmas concert on December 17. Several members from the Choir attended a Vocal Music Clinic at Nebraska City during February. The Choir had bake sales to help finance the operetta: My Fair Lady . On April 21 the Choir attended District Music Contest at Falls City. The Band held a Variety Show early in April in which a few of the Choir members sang solos. ROW-1 Linda Dillon, Cheryl Prokupek, Betty Wolfartli, Alan Wolfarth, Dave Morris, Tom Welstead, Diane Swabby, Susie Hansen, Linda Ford. ROW-2 Margaret Ferguson, Cindy FitzPatrick, Nancy Ramge, Mike Brookhouser, Rog Howard, Steve Sharp, Bill Pankinon, Genny Lebens, Connie Richards, Pam Brookhouser. ROW-3 Linda Lepert, Kathy Hackwith, Linda Howard, Marcia Thun, John Speck, Larry Smith, Jeff Thuman, Rod Tesch, Yvonne Jochimsen, Sonjia Osthus, Bicky Bruns, Mrs. Mrs. Claussen helps Linda Howard as she .. , ,, , , accompanies the Choir. Linda Howard and Jay Cloidt cut up during Choir. 78 Clausson. ROW-4 Judy Cole, Cynthia Osterholm, Pat Morehead, Ann Morrison, Linda Henry, Ron Mayle, Jay Cloidt, John Bernhardt, Phil Hudson, Pat Smith, Ellen Meisinger, Pam McCool, Dorthy Lepert. ROW-5 Mary Svoboda, Elaine Sharp, Linda Whitehouse, Cathy Buechler, Joye McLeod, Linda Herre, Pat Andrews, Connie Skalak, Terri Engelkemier, Jeanie Yoimg, Nancy Evers, Kathy Sedlak, Mary Ann Dingman, Cindy Kirk, Mary McQuin. A typical day in Choir. 79 b b ROW-1 Debbie Wallace, Joanne Jacobs, Janelle Jacobs, Linda Campbell, Joyce Pulls, Amie Meisinger, Marylin Buchholz, Penny Moore, Diane Farrell, Cindy Begley, Bev Pullen. ROW -2 Diana Duey, Val Cherry, Marge Waterman, Marcia Gruber, Kathy Engelkemier, Pat Bishop, Janet Evers, Lorraine Beil, Kathy FitzPatrick, Pat Bushnell, Loma Sherwood. ROW-3 Vicki Moore, Margaret Mohr, Chris Bruns, Arlene Bobenmoyer, Mary Kay Henningson, Johnnie Beth Price, Sharon Grove, Mary Lynn McClanahan, Monica Cloidt, Gayle Eaton, Janet Gilson. ROW-4 Bob Wing, Dean Kirschenman, Josiah Price, Frances Savick, Larry Austin, Joel Catron, Mrs. Clausson. ROW-1 Tom Welstead, Steve Sharp, Rog Howard, Genny Lebens, Nancy Ramge, Marcia Thun, Pat Smith, Linda Howard, Joye McLeod. ROW-2 Bob Wing, Ron Mayle, John Bernhardt, Jay Cloidt, Becky Bruns, Cathy Buechler, Kathy Sedlak, Elaine Sharp, Nancy Evers. Halii guage we can com-pre TRIPLE TRIO Nancy Evers, Mary Ann Dingman, Becky Bruns Sonjia Osthus, Suzy Hansen, Cheryl Prokupek, Judy Cole, Linda Howard, Elaine Sharp. i -v ’! SENIOR GIRLS TRIO Mary Svoboda, Pat Smith, Joye McLeod us what el- us what ei- Tell us what el BOYS QUARTET Jay Cloidt, Ray Jacobs, John Fischer, Tom Welstead. us we can learn By heart Tell us what el GIRLS SEXTET Sharon Schalk, Genny Lebens, Nancy Ramge, Pat Andrews, Marcia Thun, Linda Herre. On the Gridiron 82 In Athletics On the track In the crowd On the wrestling mat 83 FIRST ROW: Roger Brink, Bruce Nolte, John Aschenbrenner, Terry Glup, Tim Kalasek, George Gruber, Bob Fuller, Richard Haecke, Grant Thuman, Joe Vondras, Max Linder. SECOND ROW: Ken Buchholz, Steve Ray, Larry Austin, Jim Aschenbrenner, Nick Kimble, Lonnie lies, Greg Morehead, Ted Grosshans, Devil Action On PLATTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL COACHING STAFF: From LEFT TO RIGHT: Backfield Coach, Cecil M, Tmghtj Head Coach, Norris Hale; Freshman Coach, Joseph Carlisi; and Reserve Coaches, Ronald Bessen and Lynn Barnes. 84 f Mike Brookhouser, Mark Kildare. THIRD ROW: Craig Smith, Frank Vondras, Denny Dasher, Tom Osthus, Cary Thompson, Ken Heedum, Ed Johnson, Emery Bashus, Dave Morris, Steve Nielsen. The Gridiron 85 RALSTON A season-opening victory seemed Bruce the sure outcome for Platts mouth Nolte when guard Roger Brink recov- hb ered a fumble in the Plattsmouth end zone, to cap a two-touchdown come-back. Ralston, however, scored on a 23 yard pass play with 37 seconds left to defeat Plattsmouth, 34-32. John Aschenbrenner HB 165 Joe Vondras CRETE Plattsmouth scored 26 points in the second half to overpower Crete, 40-6. Coach Norris Hale termed it a great team victory , and this it surely was as both Platts mouth's offense and defense sparkled. Tim Kalasek End 160 BEATRICE The Devils were handed their second de- feat by a tough Beatrice team, 41-14 . Plattsmouth's defense stopped the hard and quick running game of Beatrice, but Beatrice scored four touchdowns through the air. LEWIS CENTRAL The Devils scored in every period to overwhelm Lewis Central, 53-7. John Aschenbrenner, Nick Kimble, and Max Linder each scored two touchdowns to register the most points ever scored against Lewis Central. 86 AUBURN With a successful homecoming as a goal, the Devils pulled out a Roger victory over Auburn, 20-14. Al- Brink though Plattsmouth completely Guard dominated the statistics, Auburn was constantly applying pressure. 65 Two golden scoring opportunities in the first half for the Devils were halted by penalties.. George Gruber Tackle 215 FALLS CITY Bob Fuller Plattsmouth surged to a 25-6 halftime lead and then held off a fired-up Falls City team for a 32-19 victory. The scor- ing was evenly distributed with Terry Glup, Joe Vondras, and Max Linder each scoring one touchdown, and John Aschen- brenner registering two T. D.'s. SYRACUSE Haecke The Devils found the scoring easy against a weak Syracuse team, by defeating the i85 Rockets, 40-6. The game was highlighted by four touchdowns by senior captain Aschenbrenner. The Plattsmouth eleven was much too tough for the Syracuse team. NEBRASKA CITY Gra 1 Thumann With the Southern Division Ak-Sar-Ben End crown at stake, the Devils defeated Neb- raska City, 39-19. At half-time it seemed as though the game could go either way with Plattsmouth leading, 20- 19, but in the second half, the Devils stopped the Pioneers cold. 87 FAIRBURY Fairbury struck quick with a T.D. on the second play from scrimmage but Platts - mouth surged back to a 35-20 victory. The game was highlighted by some fine running on both teams and fine defensive line play lead by seniors George Gruber and Bob Fuller for Plattsmouth. PAPILLION On a night far from being ideal football weather, the Devils lost the Ak-Sar-Ben play-off to Papillion, 39-20. Plattsmouth struck first with a pass from Linder to Kimble and held a halftime lead of 7-6. But in the second half the Devils couldn't stop the powerful Papillion team. 88 9 FIRST ROW: Ed Johnson, Sam Oenning, Ted Grosshans, David Townsend, Larry Austin, Gary Thompson, Frank Finch, Jim Aschenbrener, Jim Schuster, Ken BuchhoJz, Rodney Glup, Steve Ray. SECOND ROW: Ken Gradoville, Frank Vondras, Dennis Haecke, Dennis Dasher, Lonnie lies, Ken Heedum, John Speck, Steve Nielson, Steve Sharp, Dave Morris. THIRD ROW: Craig Smith, Roger Ellingson, Tom Osthus, Jack Neal, Ken Henry, Alan Steppat, Russell Schnieder. Reserves Show Promise For Successful Seasons Ahead Freshmen Try Hard—Gain Experience P P' P dpi3 f f FIRST ROW: Mike Kennedy, Paul Ramsey, Gail Choate, Dan Hanika, Mike Strange, David Aschenbrenner, Berle Thornton. SECOND ROW: Bob Kemp, Stan Kahler, Kevin Case, Dan Highfield, Randy Dittemore, Barry Jose, Francis Savick, Jeff Thumann, Wayne Shepherd, Tom Payton. THIRD ROW: Bob Wing, Dennis Morehead, Marvin lies, Reggie Thompson, Ron Hostetter, Jim Poole, Leland Myers, Jim McKnight, Steve Whitehouse, Steve Wilson. 89 STANDING: Coach Nelson, Ed Johnson, Nick Kimble, Tim Fry, Bill Rishel, Max Linder, Chuck Ault, Ken Heedum. KNEELING: Mike Brookhouser, Bob Fuller, Lloyd Fitch, Tim Kalasek, John Aschenbrenner, Gary Way. Varsity Posts Best Season In Recent Tears VARSITY SCOREBOARD Plattsmouth 59 Papillion 49 Plattsmouth 60 University High 47 Plattsmouth 59 Cozad 62 Plattsmouth 53 Crete 60 Plattsmouth 55 Pawnee City 50 Plattsmouth 61 Syracuse 72 Plattsmouth 58 Auburn 66 Plattsmouth 71 Falls City 42 Platts mouth 48 Nebraska City 43 Plattsmouth 67 Fairbury 88 Platts mouth 81 Falls City 46 Plattsmouth 49 Ralston 73 Plattsmouth 67 Beatrice 63 Plattsmouth 62 Ashland 50 Plattsmouth 58 Millard 66 Plattsmouth 61 Blair 63 Plattsmouth 63 Beatrice 80 Plattsmouth 48 Nebraska City 40 Platts mouth 74 Ashland 45 Plattsmouth 66 Omaha St. Joseph 61 Platts mouth 73 Syracuse 84 Plattsmouth 53 Papillion 69 Twin Rivers Tournament Ak-Sar-Ben Tournament 90 Devils Capture Twin Rivers Tournament Trophy A season record of 11 wins and 11 de- feats was the result of hard work and determination for Coach Nelson and his 13 man basketball squad. The 11- 11 season is the best in 9 years. A high point of the season was the winning of the Twin Rivers Holiday Tourney. Platts mouth downed Neb- raska City by five points in the opener then breezed past Falls City at a 81- 46 pace. A hard fought four point vic- tory over a good Beatrice team clinched the title and trophy for the squad. P.H.S. easily won over Ashland in the Ak-Sar-Ben Tourney, but was defeated by Syracuse in the second round. Plattsmouth was defeated by Papillion in the semi-finals of the District Tournament after having won a close battle over Omaha St. Joseph in the quarterfinals. Max Linder was the top scorer and rebounder for the 1967 season. He received All State Honorable Mention and All Conference Honors for both the Ak-Sar-Ben and Twin Rivers Conferences. Twin Rivers Tourney champs. TEAM STATISTICS Free throws attempted: Free throws made: Free throw percentage: Number of field goals: Total points: Points per game: Field goal percentage: Plattsmouth Opponents 557 609 337 405 61% 67% 504 461 1345 1327 61.9 38% 60.3 Max Linder tries a jump shot in the Ak-Sar- Ben Tournament game against Ashland. 91 Bill Rishel sinks a shot against Beatrice. Chuck Ault drives in for a lay-up in the season opener against Papio. Bob Fuller passes out of trouble as Linder and Way come to assist. Bill Rishel accepts the Twin Rivers trophy. The Devils In Action Bill Rishel struggles for possession. 92 Gary passes to John for a long shot. Max drives in for a successful lay-up. Tim Kalasek intercepts a Blair pass. Rishel scores two on a long set shot. Varsity players Lloyd Fitch, Bob Fuller, Ed Johnson, Mike Brookhouser, Nick Kimble, Tim Fry, and Ken Heedum watch their teammates in action at the Ak-Sar-Ben Tournament. 93 Reserves Finish With A Season RESERVE SCOREBOARD Platts mouth 45 Plattsmouth 63 Platts mouth 49 Plattsmouth 42 Plattsmouth 37 Plattsmouth 69 Plattsmouth 50 Plattsmouth 33 Plattsmouth 52 Plattsmouth 54 Plattsmouth 58 Plattsmouth 69 Plattsmouth 46 Plattsmouth 50 38 60 82 46 59 47 57 51 50 61 60 41 36 45 STANDmC: Coach Adams Larry Austin, John Fischer, James Glenn, Frank Finch, Kevin Hanscom lim Mark Kildare3” Ke Henry Ed Johnson Nick Kimble Mike Brookhouser, Ken Heedum, Mark Kildare stretches high for a lay-up. Larry Austin goes high on a set shot as Alan Steppat pre pares for a possible rebound. 95 Reserves Gain Experience For Varsity Action In Future Tears Nick Kimble attempts a steal. Larry Austin makes a jump shot against the Nebraska City Reserves. Grappler’s First Is Steve Grosshans counteracts a take-down try by his opponent with a cowcatcher. The wrestling squad for the 1966- 67 year could be called pioneers in that this was the first year that wrestling was included in Platts - mouth's athletic program. Head Coach, Lynn Barnes, and his assistant, Ron Beeson, helped the boys gain outstanding experience in this first year program. The season opened at Glenwood, on December 3rd, followed by two more losses at Lewis Central and Papillion. At a home meet, Platts - mouth tied Beatrice, which showed the team's improvement. The next meet was held at Auburn, with a decisive victory going to Platts - mouth. Another victory coming later in the season when the grap- plers of P.H.S. won at Nebraska City. The underclassmen show great promise for our wrestling program in the coming years . Terry Glup struggles in take-down effort during the Twin Rivers Conference Meet held in Plattsmouth. 96 Glup awaits referee's decision on a pin for 5 hard-earned team points. f Season Successful Gary Thompson fights to hold pinning combination. WEIGHT CLASS: 103 Steve Wilson 120 Frank Vondras 133 Jerry Am Steve Nielson Russ Schneider Ralph Schneider 154 Terry GIup Mike Kief 165 Steve Grosshans Greg Morehead Jim Aschenbrenner 95 Richard Rodgers Dan Newbum 112 Mark Gall Gerald Eckert 127 Dave Brink Dave Watson Stan Kahler 138 Henry Eggert Reggie Thompson 145 Phil Lepert Dennis Dasher 180 Gary Thompson Hwt. Richard Haecke Steve Grosshans puts the pressure on, opponent. trying to break down his Junior High student, Ted Osterholm gained experience in varsity competition. Steve Nielsen pushes hard to break the tape in the 880 yard run. Ken Heedum breaks the tape for another 2-mile relay victory. 98 Successful Season Don Moore sprints out in the mile relay. Gary Way wins another gruelling 2-mile rim. The 1967 Track Team was an out- standing one this year. Under Head Coach, Cecil Me Knight, and his as- sistants, Donald Freeburg, Norris Hale, and Ron Beeson, the team was whipped into shape, despite the fact that we have no track to practice on. Outstanding points of the season would be the winning of trophies at the Milliard Invitational and the Dis- trict Meets . Twelve track boys qual- ified for the State Meet at Lincoln. 1967 VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE March 28— Triangular at Auburn March 31—Greater Omaha Relays April 1—Greater Omaha Relays - Midland Invitational at Fremont -Dual at Nebraska City -Triangular at Omaha Bryan (St. Albert's) - Millard Invitational - Twin Rivers Conference Meet at Crete - Nebraska City Invitational - Dual at Syracuse - Ak-Sar-Ben Conference Meet at Millard 8—Triangular at Ralston (Blair) 12—Class B District at Millard May 19-20---NSAA Meet at Kearney April April April April April April May May May May 1 — 4 — 7 — 10— 14 — 20— 25— 2 — 5— 99 Frank Finch hands Steve Nielsen the baton in the Distance Medley. 9 101 Devil Golfers Second In Aksarben Conference Meet Under Coach Johnson Don Kohout, Craig Smith, Chuck Ault, Mike Brookhouser, and Mark Kildare, Plattsmouth's top golfers pose in front of Plattsmouth's Country Club, awaiting to tee off for an im- portant match. Craig Smith tee's off on the first hole as Don Kohout and Mike Staska observe. The Platts mouth High Golf team completed a highly sue - cessful year by compiling an 11-2 dual and quadrangular mark. The season was high- lighted by a fourth place finish in the State Tournament in Lincoln. The squad also finished second in 3 major tournaments: the Ak-Sar-Ben, Twin-Rivers, and the Dis- trict . Mike Brookhouser paced the squad by tieing for medalist at the state tournament, and was the recipient of the out- standing golfer award. Other letter men included: Craig Smith, Don Kohout, Chuck Ault, Mark Kildare, and Ed Johnson. 102 Senior Basketball Stars Of Plattsmouth High. Mr. Hale thinks of a play to win the Lazy Track Boys caught in the rain game. Don't just stand there Eddy, catch that ball. One of our victorious track meets. A CTIVITIES Cast members of My Fair Lady give leads Mary Svoboda and Jay Cloidt a big applause for a job well done. John Aschenbrenner, held aloft by Mr. Svoboda and Bob Fuller, takes the basket for a souvineer after P.H.S. won the Twin Rivers Bas- ketball Tournament. Paul Ramsey gets a pie in the face at the Freshman booth during the Penny Carnival. Debbie Spangler and Laurie Skalak eagerly await their turns. I Members of the athletic team turn cheerleaders at a pep rally. Swing those hips, Tim The football squad runs through the victory arch and onto the field for an exciting and victorious Homecoming game. 105 County Government Day— A Visit To The Courthouse Nick Kimble, seeking office as County Surveyor, delivers his speech. County Government Day campaign speeches were given in the P.H.S. gym by candi- dates seeking county offices. The candidates were (winners first): Assessor-Henry Eggert, Frank Pohlmeier; Attorney-Dave Morris, Mike Brookhauser; Clerk-Mary Peterson, Don Kohout; Clerk of the District Court-Terri Pfeifer, Marcia Thun; Com- missioner-Frosty Abercrombie, Cindy FitzPatrick; Director of Public Welfare-Linda Whitehouse, Mike Stastka; Judge-Max Linder, Mark Kildare; Register of Deeds-Debbie Lindquist, Ann Morrison; Sheriff-Ralph Schneider, Tom Osthus; Superintendent of Schools-Pat Long, Rodney Jenkins; Surveyor-Greg Morehead, Nick Kimble; Treasurer- Yvonne Jochimsen, Steve Nielson. County officers from P.H.S. and 5 othep Cass County high schools participated April 12 in County Government Day. They met for general assemblies at the courthouse and spent time with their counterparts in their respective offices. Henry Eggert and Frank Pohlmeier, candidates for County Assessor, prepare to battle it out in the bandroom, using drum sticks as weapons. 106 Susan Slattery received ten dollars for her outstanding achievement on the Law Day test sponsored by The American Bar Asso- ciation. Bill Spangler was recognized for having the top score at P.H.S. in the Na- tional Math Contest. Honors Presented At Convocation And Athletic Banquet Honors were presented May 15 at the annual year- end Honors Convocation at P.H.S. Awards for scholastic, extracurricular, and athletic achieve- ment were given by faculty members . Several special awards were given. A capacity crowd paid tribute to high school ath- letes at the P.H.S. Athletic Banquet, also held May 15. Among the many awards to athletes, were these special ones: Track-Most valuable, Max Linder; Best distance man, Gary Way; Cap- tains, Joe Vondras, John Aschenbrenner. Wres- tling-Best Wrestler, Terry Glup. Basketball- Most valuable, Max Linder; Best free throw per- centage, Chuck Ault; Sportsmanship (varsity), Bill Rishel; Sportsmanship (reserve), Mark Kil- dare. Football-Most valuable, Max Linder; Best linemen, George Gruber, Bob Fuller; Sportsman- ship, Richard Haecke. Golf-Best average for the season, Craig Smith, Mike Brookhouser. Max Linder received many awards at the annual Athlet- ic Banquet held at Wintersett Inn for his outstanding achievements in athletics. Roger Brink received the Daughters of the American Revolution award for his score on an American history test. It was presented by Mrs. Mollie Gobelman. 107 Variety Show Sponsored By Band The band's Wampum for Winnipeg cam- paign inspired the variety show this year The acts were furnished mainly by band members and band parents, with a few civilians thrown in for good measure. Susie is a girl who is al- ways on her toes, even when she is twirling! The grown-ups all got a chance to show their talent on the football, basketball, track, and wrestling teams; and of course, at being majorettes and cheerleaders. When your sides were sore from laughing, as they were most of the time, the musical and dancing acts were really appreciated. The highlight of the whole evening came when Mr. Herweg, as Winnie Peg, was married in a charming (?) ceremony. All in all the variety show was a smashing success and plans for next year will get under way soon. As soon, that is, as this years stars recuperate. At least Mr. Herweg can sing. Or maybe it's Mrs. Herweg who can sing? 108 A fashion show, given by the band mothers, gives an insight to the current rage in sports- wear. 109 Winnie Peg's shotgun wedding. Seniors’ Double Cast Present “The Glass Menagerie” April 28 And 29 Amanda (Suzanne Solomon), and Laura (Mary Jo Hirz), have a serious conversation. Jim (Bob Fuller), teaches Laura (Mary Jo Hirz), how to dance. The Cast Amanda Wingfield....................Pat Smith Laura Wingfield...................Linda Herre Tom Wingfield..............Roger Brink Jim O'Connor.............Richard Haecke Amanda Wingfield .. . Suzanne Solomon Laura W ingfield............Mary Jo Hirz Tom Wingfield............Greg Thompson Jim O'Connor.................Bob Fuller Jim (Richard Haecke), Amanda (Pat Smith), and Tom (Roger Brink), propose a toast, as Laura (Linda Herre), observes. Junior Class Presents “Harvey” On November 18-19, the Junior Class brought the com- edy Harvey to P.H.S. The setting of the play is in the library of the old Dowd family mansion and the reception room of Chumley's Rest in a Far Western city. Elwood P. Dowd, the bachelor brother of Veta Louise Simmons, lives with his sister and her daughter, Myrtle Mae, in the family mansion. Mrs. Simmons believes her brother is slightly disturbed as he is always seeing and talking to a man-size white rabbit he calls Harvey” . Veta Louise takes Elwood to Chumley’s Rest, a sani- tarium . The doctors believe Mrs. Simmons is crazy and she instead of Elwood should be committed. They soon see their mistake and correct it. Elwood is saved from the sanitarium after Veta Louise finds out what happens to the inmates. Student director was Cathy Buechler. THE CAST: Nick Kimble (Wilson), Dave Morris (Dr. Wm. Chumley), Max Linder (Dr. Lyman Sanderson), Becky Hart (Miss Johnson), Joan Wehrbein (E. J. Lofgren), Yvonne Jochimsen (Veta Louise Simmons), Di Anne Tesch (Betty Chumley), Nancy Evers (Mrs. Chauvenet), Phyllis Thiessen (Miss Ruth Kelley), Ron Mayle (Judge Omar Gaffney), Debbie Linquist (Myrtle Mae Simmons), Larry Smith (Elwood P. Dowd). What? What? Two holes cut in the crown of this hat? Jeanie Young adds the finishing touches to Dave Morris. Veta Louise Simmons greets her aristocratic aunt, Mrs. Chauvenet, as Myrtle Mae looks on. Wilson, under Dr. Sanderson's orders forcibly takes Elwood Dowd to his cell as Miss Kelley watches. Musical Success— “My Fair Lady” Listen carefully Eliza, The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain . Eliza Doolittle (Mary Svoboda), a poor Cockney flower girl, was very content with her friends in Covent Garden. Her father (Roger Brink) cared very little for anything but the nearest pub. Henry Higgins (Jay Cloidt), a dialectician and grammarian, along with his rich sidekick (John Bernhardt) stroll into Covent Garden and Eliza tries to sell them a flower. Higgins was intrigued by her Cockney accent and resolves, with Pickering’s finances, to teach her proper English. Eliza agrees to this plan and likes the idea of becoming a lady. Her father sees this as a way of obtaining money and talks Higgins out of some money in trade for his daughter. Higgins, along with the help of Mrs. Pearce (Pat Smith), his maid, transform Eliza into a lady with the correct way of talking walking and eating. Her final test comes when Higgins takes the chmchon rne 'n8 Doolittle to her to the sophisticated Embassy Ball. She makes a perfect grade by becoming an immediate success with all the guests including Higgins’ high society mother (Marcia Thun). When they return home, Eliza ex- pects a little praise, but Higgins gives her none . After this episode, for old times sake Eliza returns to Covent Garden to see her old friends. She finds her father getting ready to be married because Hig- gins had arranged for Doolittle to inherit some money and now Doolittle is a part of Middle Class Morality. She also finds Freddy Eynsford Hill (Gary Way), a boy who loves her deeply, waiting for her. The play closes as Eliza leaves her old friends and returns to Higgins house, much to Higgins' joy. 112 The wistful carefree Cockney girl left her flowers to become.. a sad but elegant Fair Lady . Mrs. Pearce wonders about Higgins' sanity after his wild display of happiness. 113 Kickoff To Autumn The Plattsmouth High Band Dance Band musically Coach Norris Hale proudly presents aided in making the Homecoming Dance a success. Queen Linda with a dozen red roses. (Red Roses for a Blue Devil Lady). Attendants from LEFT TO RIGHT Tim Kalasek Terry Glup John Aschen- brenner Bruce Nolte George Gruber 1966 King- Dick Spangler King Dan 114 A Homecoming Victory Preparations for the dance by the Pep Club girls were started early in the week with wall-stuffing and cooky-bak- ing . Preparations for the game by the boys must have started early in the year for the boys' ability surpassed that of Auburn in a 20-14 win and victory was ours. Couples danced to the music of the Plattsmouth Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Herweg. The gym was decorated with the colors of autumn and footballs dotted the walls and stage. Linda Ford and Dan Bishop were crowned queen and king during coronation activities to reign over the dance. As the dance came to a close, people began leaving the gym thinking that Homecoming was truly a Kickoff to Autumn. King Dan Bishop and Queen Linda Ford lead the Royal Dance. Attendants from RIGHT TO LEFT Susan Hansen Nancy Hopkins Elaine Sharp Karen Pritchard Sherry Haffke 1966 Queen-Dixie Wilson Queen Linda 115 r u L E T I D E This year the annual Yuletide Dance was held on December 17. It was entitled Snow Ball and the theme was carried out with a giant wreath and Christmas tree. Last year's royalty, Phil Meisinger and Mary Jo Lebens were on hand for the crowning of the new King, John Aschenbrenner, and Queen, Elaine Sharp. Also attending were the class repre- sentatives, Freshmen, Dave Aschenbrenner and Karen Pelzer; Sophomores, Tom Welstead and Debbie Wallace; Juniors, Jay Endelicato and Patsy Schmidt; and Seniors, Jerry Arn and Sonjia Osthus. S N 0 w B A L L 116 FIRST ROW: Debby Wallace, Karen Pritchard, Patsy Schmidt, Sherry Haffke, Susan Perry. SECOND ROW: Joe Solomon, Raymond Jacobs, Max Linder, John Meyer, Jim McKnight. Cupid’s Cotillion P.H.S. Sweetheart Dance The annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the Platter staff was held February 11 in the high school auditorium. Enter- tainment was provided by the Noblemen combo. The best dressed students, chosen by the faculty, were announced. 117 Penny Carnival—Fun For All John Meyer and Pat Smith reigned as Penny Carnival king and queen. They were crown- ed by last year's royalty, Pam Cherry and Joe Aschenbrenner. Attendants were: Linda Henry and Greg Morehead (juniors), Valerie Cherry and John Fischer (sophomores), and Debbie Spangler and Dave Aschenbrenner (freshmen). On April 7, the National Honor Society sponsored the annual Penny Carnival. The evening was divided into a carnival, and later on, a dance. Many school organizations set up carnival booths to raise money. The booths included: the marriage booth, pie-throw, basketball throw, dart throw, as well as a cake walk, and bake sales. According to tradition the Penny Carnival royalty were chosen from the class which had the most money in the penny jars. The seniors again took the honor of having the king and queen from their class. The marriage booth proves to be one of the most popular. Most agree that it is also the most fun! Linda Herre manages a smile before she is hit in the face with a pie. Tom Osthus looks like he has already had his turn. 118 Juniors Dive Into “Fantasia Of The Deep77 The biggest social event of the year took place on May 6 as the Juniors paid tribute to the Seniors at the annual Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom. As the crowd was enjoying their delicious meal served by the mothers of the band, they were entertained by the Sopho- more girls' sextet. The speaker for the evening was the Senior class president, John Meyer. As the couples glided beneath the rippling waves to the music of the Skip Anderson band, they were enthralled by the beautiful surroundings of the deep. To climax the dream-filled evening, King Neptune and his Sea Queen were crowned. They were Terry Glup and Nancy Hopkins. As the last tide rolled in and the evening was drawing nigh, everyone realized that the Fantasia of the Deep was now just one of their many high school memories. Pam Brookhouser, Ann Morrison, Patsy Schmidt, and Linda Henry put the finishing touches on their mosaic wall. Yvonne Jochimsen and DiAnne Tesch finish the pearl inside the giant clam that was to be the throne. 119 ATTENDANTS: Bill Rishel, Greg Morehead, David Morris, crown-bearer Bart FitzPatrick, last year's king Alan Kraeger, King Terry Glup, Queen Nancy Hopkins, last year's queen Kathy Rice, crown- bearer Jackie Morehead, Patty Long, Jeanie Young, and Darlene McCutchan. PROM SERVERS: Tom Welstead, Roger Howard, Rodney Tesch, Alan Wohlfarth, Joe Solomon, Ken Henry, Alan Steppat, Ed Johnson, Teresa Weber, Judy Ohnoutka, Cindy Kirk, Kathy Engelkemier, Monica Cloidt, Kathy McLeod, and Debbie Wallace. Laurie Grosshans was NOT PRESENT for the picture. Senior Class President John Meyer glares at some poor Junior that didn't laugh at his joke. 121 Valedictorian—Carol Cole Honor Graduates Salutorian—John Meyer Carol Cole Raymond Jacobs Nanette Nelson Joye McLeod John Meyer Patricia Smith Mary Svoboda David Thiessen Senior Statistics PAMELA ALTSCHAFFL: Girls Glee 2,3; GAA 3; FHA 4; Library Club 4; Off. 4. RONDA SCHWENNEKER ANDREW: Pep Club 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2. PATRICIA ANDREWS: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Penny Carnival Att. 3; FHA 4. JERRY ARN: Football 1; Chorus 1,2; Wrestling 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Yuletide Att. 4. JOHN ASCHENBRENNER: Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Homecoming Att. 4; Yule- tide King 4. CHARLES AULT: Class Off. 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Football 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Off. 4; Spanish Club 2; Math Club 2,3; Prom Server 2. JUDY BAUMGART: Pep Club 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; GAA 1,2. RALPH BECKMAN: Spanish Club 4. JOHN BERNHARDT: Band 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Nat. Thespians 4. DANIEL BISHOP: Band 1,2,3,4; Yuletide Att. 2; Homecoming King 4. LEONARD BOWEN: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4. DAVID BRINK: Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 4. ROGER BRINK: Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Off. 4; Math Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Class Pres. 2; All-School Play 2,3; Class Play 4; Musical 1,4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Off. 4; Student Council 3,4; Off. 4; Prom Att. 3. REBECCA BRUNS: Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 4; Library Club 4; Off. 4. BEVERLY BRYANT: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 2; GAA 2; FHA 4; Off. 4. JOHN CLOIDT: Band 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 2, 3,4; Musical 1, 2,3,4; Lead 4; Math Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Nat. Honor Socfiety 3,4; Nat. Thespians 4. CAROL COLE: Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Math Club 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. JUDITH COLE: Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls Glee 2; Chorus 3,4; Musical 3; Platter Staff 4. SHIRLEY DASHER: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Li- brary Club 4. MARLENE DIEKMANN: Library Club 3,4; Off. 4; FHA 4. MARY ANN DINGMAN: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Small Groups 4; Musical 2,3,4; Library Club 1,4; GAA 2; FHA 4. LINDA DITTEMORE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Off. 4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3; Musical 3; GAA 2; Platter Staff 3,4; FHA 4; Class Off. 4. GEORGE ELEDGE: Basketball 1; Chorus 1. DAVID ELLINGSON: Library Club 4; Lettermen's Club 4; St. Mgr. 4. MARK ENDELICATO: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2. ELLEN ENGELKEMIER: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3. REBECCA FAHRLANDER: Girls Glee 1,2; Speech Club 1; Spanish Club 2; FHA 4. LLOYD FITCH: Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Pres. 1; Best Dressed 2; Math Club 2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Nat. Thespians 3,4. LINDA FORD: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader; Res. 3, Var. 4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Off. 4; Mu- sical 3,4; Prom Att. 3; Class Off. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. TIMOTHY FRY: Transferred from Clarksville, Mo. sr. vear: Basketball 4: l ettermen's Club 4. ROBERT FULLER: Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Math Club 3; Co. Gov. Day 3; Platter Staff 3, 4; Nat. Thespians 4; Class Play 4. MICHAEL GALL: Golf 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Foot- ball St. Mgr. 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. DOROTHYGERDTS: GAA 1. TERRY CLUP: Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; KKK Att. 1,3; Co. Gov. Day 3; Homecoming Att. 4; Prom King 4; Musical 4. STEPHEN GROSSHANS: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Math Club 4. GEORGE GRUBER: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Homecoming Att. 4. RICHARD HAECKE: Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3; Wrestling 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4. SHERRY HAFFKE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1, 2; Chorus 3; Musical 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Maj. 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 2; GAA 2; Co. Gov. Day 3; Year- book 4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Off. Girl 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Yuletide Att. 2; Best Dressed 4; Homecoming Att. 4. SUSAN HANSEN: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Musical 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Maj. 1,2,3, 4; GAA 2; FHA 4; Platter Staff 4; Honor Roll 4; Penny Carnival Att. 1; KKK Att. 2; Homecoming Att. 4. 122 JOYCE HEADLEY: Transferred in Junior year. LINDA HERRE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 4; Musical 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Maj. 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; All- School Play 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Platter Staff 3,4; Ed. 4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Off. 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety 4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 4. MARY JOHIRZ: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Small Groups 2; Chorus 3; Musical 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Maj. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; GAA 2; FHA 4; Class Play 4; Honor Roll 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Nat. Thespians 4. NANCY HOPKINS: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader; Var. 3,4; Girls Glee 1; Class Off. 2; Prom Server 2; GAA 2; KKK Att. 3; Co. Gov. Day 3; FHA 4; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Att. 4; Prom Queen 4. LINDA HOWARD: Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Small Groups 3,4; Acc. 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Prom Server 2; Spanish Club 2; Math Club 2,3; Best Dressed 3; Yearbook 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 4. ALLEGRA HUNTING: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 2; FHA 4. RAYMOND JACOBS: Track 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Small Groups 3; Musical 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Small Groups 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Prom Server 2; Penny Carnival Att. 2; Math Club 2, 3; Class Play 3; Class Pres. 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Off. 4; Platter Staff 3,4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Year- book 4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Best Dressed 4; Honor Roll 2, 3,4. LINDA JONES: Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3; Musical 2, 3; Pep Club 3,4; FHA 4. TIMOTHY KALASEK: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Class Off. 4; Homecoming Att. 4. SHERRY KEPHART: Girls Glee 1. MICHAEL KIEF: Golf 2,3; Wrestling 4. DOROTHY LEPERT: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 4. PAMELA McCOOL: Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Mu- siCcil 2 3 4 CLAUDIA McCUTCHAN: Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 2; FHA 4; Prom Att. 4. JOYE McLEOD: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; GAA 2; Prom Server 2; Co. Gov. Day 3; Class Play 3; Math Club 2,3; Off. 3; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Off. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. BILLIE JO MARLER: Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,4; FHA 4. ELLYN MEISINGER: Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Mu- sical 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 4. JOHN MEYER: Band 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Off. 2; Math Club 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Off. 4; Class Off. 3; Class Pres. 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Penny Carnival King 4. LORIS MILLER: Girls Glee 1,2. WILLIAM MOHR: Football 2, 3; Track 2; Wrestling 4. PATRICIA MOREHEAD: Pep Club 1; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 4; GAA 2; FHA 4; Off. 4. JANICE MORRISON: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4. SARAH NASH: Library Club 4; Off. 4. NANETTE NELSON: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Off. 4; Girls Glee 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Math Club 2,3; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Off. Girl 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. SONJIA OSTHUS: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader; Res. 2, Var. 3,4, Capt. 4; Band 2,3,4; Drum Maj. 3,4; Girls Glee 2; Chorus 3,4; Musical 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Off. 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Yuletide Att. 4; Co. Gov. Day 3. DONNA PORTER: GAA 1; Girls Glee 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 4. KAREN PRITCHARD: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Off. 2; Cheerleader; Var. 3,4; Chorus 1; GAA 1,2; Yule- tide Att. 1,3; Prom Att. 3; Best-Dressed 4; Home- coming Att. 4. CHERYL PROKUPEK: Pep Club 1,2; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3; Small Groups 4; Musical 2,3; Library Club 1,3,4; Off. 3,4; FHA 2; Class Play 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Nat. Thespians 4. DIANNE REIMER: Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 2. WILLIAM RISHEL: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Off. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Prom Server 2; Co. Gov. Day 3; Penny Carnival Att. 3; Math Club 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Prom Att. 4. SUSAN ROUSE: Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. GLORIA ROZELL: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Off. 3,4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; Off. Girl 3,4. DONALD SACHS: Math Club 2, 3,4; Track 4. EUGENE SAND: Basketball 1; Class Play 3. SHARON SCHALK: Pep Club 1; GAA 3,4; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Musical 2, 3; FHA 4. KATHERINE SEDLAK: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Off. 4; Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; Co. Gov. Day 3; Platter Staff 3,4; Yearbook 3,4. ELAINE SHARP: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Musical 3,4; Homecoming Att. 4; Yuletide Queen 4. ROGER SHORNEY: Transferred in Sophomore year; Spanish Club 2,3; Math Club 4. CONNIE SKALAK: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 2; Musical 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Yearbook 3,4; Co-Ed. 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety 4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Honor Roll 4. SUSAN SLATTERY: Girls Glee 2; Pep Club 3,4; Off. 4; Yearbook 3,4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 4. PATRICIA SMITH: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Off. 3,4; Cheerleader; Res. 2; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Off. 4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Lead 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Student Council 2, 3,4; Off. 3; Math Club 2,3; Co. Gov. Day 3; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Off. 4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; FHA 4; Platter Staff 4; Class Play 4; Penny Carnival Queen 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. SUZANNE SOLOMON: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 4; Maj. 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3; Musical 3; Spanish Club 2; Penny Carnival Att. 2; Prom Server 2; Math Club 3; Nat. Honor So- ciety 3,4; Off. 4; FHA 4; Off. 4; Nat. Thespians 4; Class Play 4; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 4. MARY SVOBODA: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Off. 4; Girls Glee 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Lead 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 1,2, 3,4; 123 Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Off. 4; Class Off. 1; Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Best Dressed 2; Math Club 2,3; Class Play 3; Yearbook 3,4; Co-Ed. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Off. 4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. DIANE SWABBY: Girls Glee 1; Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 4. DONNA TEAL: Library Club 1,2,3,4; Off. 3,4; FHA 1,4. DAVID THIESSEN: Spanish Club 2; Prom Server 2; Class Play 3; Math Club 2,3,4; Nat. Thespians 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Track 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. GREG THOMPSON: Football 3; Class Play 3,4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Musical 4. GRANT THUMANN: Football 2,3,4; Track 3. MELISSA TOMAN: Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1; Li- brary Club 1,3; Off. 3; GAA 2,4; Off. 4; Off. Girl 4; Platter Staff 4. JOSEPH VONDRAS: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4. GARY WAY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,4; Small Groups 2; Musical 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Math Club 3,4; Class Off. 2; Best-Dressed 3; Class Play 3; Yearbook 4; Platter Staff 4; Football Statistician 4. JOYCE WELSTEAD: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Off. 4; Girls Glee 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Off. 3; FHA 4; Off. 4. GARY WILLIAMSON: Football 1; Band 2,3. PATRICIA BOUMAN WILSON: Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls Glee 2; Chorus 3; Musical 3. CAROL WOOD: Pep Club 1; GAA 2,3,4; Off. 2,3; FHA 4. MARK YOUNKER: Lettermen's Club 3,4; Track St. Mgr. 3. 124 t Support Your Yearbook! 127 CASS COUNTY MOTORS Chevrolet Chevelle Chevy II Corvair Corvette Caprice Camaro OLDSMOBILE R. F . Iverson E . M. Slattery Your friendly dealers 607 1st Ave. Phone 296-3210 Plattsmouth Congratu lations To The Class of 1967 A-l GMC AND DX SERVICE 600 Main Plattsmouth Phone 296-9208 Congratulations To The Class of '67 BAND BOX Phone 296-2170 609 Main Street Personalized Hair Styling Cutting and Tinting Lasting Permanent Waving Plattsmouth, Nebraska BABUREK METAL PRESERVING COMPANY 623 Avenue C Phone 296-4155 Plattsmouth, Nebraska Good Luck To The Class of 1967 Fun for all at the BOWLERO 546 Avenue A Plattsmouth Phone 296-2123 Open Bowling Afternoons 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. All day--Saturday and Sunday BERGMANN FURNITURE APPLIANCES Congratulations To The Class of 1967 Featuring: Mastercraft Serta King Koil Motorola Speed Queen Westinghouse Gibson Kroehler Phone 296-2133 625 Avenue A Plattsmouth, Nebraska BROWN FLORAL Flowers for every occasion Phone 296-4238 223 South 9th Plattsmouth WILSON’S BURGER BAR Western Union--Greyhound Get Your Charters here Snack Bar Plattsmouth Phone 296-2523 C. M. 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G. 522 Main St. Plattsmouth Ph. 296-6117 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 HOPPE PAINT COMPANY HINKY DINKY SUPERMARKET Where Total Savings Counts Plattsmouth Phone 296-2158 Congratulations Class of 1967 Good Food Fast Service Come as you are. JANE’S A W DRIVE IN The One Only Root Beer A W Phone 296-2158 Plattsmouth Best Wishes to the Class of 67 HUEBNER’S PHILLIP’S 66 Chicago Avenue Plattsmouth Fast Efficient Service Good Luck Class of 67 KENT'S SERVICE STATION AND CAFE Vickers Gasoline Thank you for your Patronage Congratulations to the Class of i967 Plattsmouth Phone 296-4115 1101 Ave. D Plattsmouth Phone 296-9908 JOCHIMSEN FRUIT MARKET Congratulations To The Class of 67 Open Sundays and Holidays Best Wishes Always PLATTSMOUTH JOURNAL 437 Main Phone 296-4158 410 Main Phone 296-2141 Congratulations To The Class of 1967 Congratulations to the Class of '67! Thank you for your patronage. We Appreciate Your Patronage At KNORRS 5-10 Where Your Dollars Make More Cents Plattsmouth, Nebraska LEO'S BARBER SHOP Leo Osterholm Jim Gregg Plattsmouth ?ire$tone LINDER FIRESTONE CONOCO SERVICE 134 North Sixth Plattsmouth Phone 296-5114 MURRAY FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS MURRAY STATE BANK Try some of our hickory smoked sausage. Phone 235-3155 Poultry Dressing Lockers for Rent Curing and Rendering Beef Quarters and Sides Butchering and Processing Murray Phone 235-3180 MURRAY LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Supplies Contracting P.O. Box 156 Murray, Nebraska Fay. R. Jose Phone 235-2145 PLATTSMOUTH STATE BANK Your Personal Service Bank Complete Banking Service Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Travelers Checks Certificates of Deposit Loans for any worthwhile purpose Money Orders Main Office 5th and Main Streets Two Locations for your Convenience Drive In Chicago and 4th Avenues Deposits insured to $15,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. AUSTIN PLUMBING; SHEET METAL AND PLATTSMOUTH HONDA Air Conditioning PLATTSMOUTH LOCKERS Retail and Wholesale Meats Tenderizing of Meat Cuts Lockers For Rent Furnaces Guttering Hondas Butchering and Processing 207 Main Plattsmouth Phone 296-4075 296-6193 341 Main Street Plattsmouth Nebraska PLATTSMOUTH CLEANERS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 OFE OIL COMPANY Carl Ofe John Blotzer Jr. Plattsmouth Phone 296-2175 PLATTSMOUTH LUMBER YARD Use Our Free Pickup and Delivery or All Weather Drive-In for Cleaning at Its Best Phone 296-4193 7th and Chicago Avenue Plattsmouth Nebraska Ready Mixed Concrete Building Supplies Hardware Paint Glass Ted Ohnoutka Jerry Higgins 201 Main Phone 296-2185 ROCK MOTEL Mr. Mrs. Merrill Sparr, Managers U. S. Highway 34 296-9902 Plattsmouth Compliments of RUBIN FORD RUBACK’S SUPER MARKET Plattsmouth West of Plattsmouth on Highway 73-75 648 1st Avenue Phone 296-2169 296-2100 Always Look Your Best RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Ruby Lancaster Phone 235-3335 M U R R A Y N E B R. SCANLON'S SALES AND SERVICE Television Appliances Automobiles C. A. RUSE MOTOR CO. and RUSE APPLIANCE CO. 296-2163 296-6220 Appliance Store Auto Service Plattsmouth ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Wm. Schmidtman Furniture and Appliances Congratulations Class of '67 436 Main Plattsmouth, Nebr. Phone 296-2145 Hoover Cleaners Samsonite Luggage R.C.A. Victor Westinghouse MS minis VQKf Phone 296-3165 438 Main Plattsmouth C ongratulat ions To The Class of '67 521 Main Phone 296-4114 Plattsmouth, Nebraska Have a quality portrait by Steward Black and White Beautiful Direct Color Oil Color STEWARD STUDIO 648 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska Phone 296-2458 Congratulations Graduates From SOENNICHSEN’S Your One-Stop Shopping Center For Fine Foods Dry Goods Clothing Shoes 529 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska Phone 296-2138 Phone 296-4231 SATTLER-FUSSELMAN- PERRY MORTUARY Phone 296-3123 Plattsmouth Nebraska C. E. SHELLENBARGER Dealer In Sinclair Products Congratulations Class of 67 Delicious Hamburgers-15£ French Fries, Shakes, Sundaes Best Pizza in Town ?izza ggjl TRIANGLE DRIVE-IN Congratulations and Best Wishes Fast Service-Phone 296-5221 Class of 67 Plattsmouth Phone 296-2173 546 Avenue A Liz and Duane Burbee Plattsmouth Nebraska Compliments of SMITH’S FAMILY WEAR M-M-M! BAKERY- I FRESH ' BREAD ) STAN'S BAKERY 126 S. 6 501 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska Your hometown bakery Delicious baked foods for goodness sake Phone 296-6270 Plattsmouth STYLE SHOP For the latest in fashions For the Miss and Mrs. Phone 296-6116 Plattsmouth SWATEK HARDWARE Dial 296-5119 433 Main Plattsmouth Another year has slipped away. For the Seniors, Commencement signifies the close of another chapter in their lives. They have become a part of the future; high school, a part of the past, coming to life again whenever these pages stir the memories that each individual treasures deep within himself. For others, the coming year will bring new hopes, new adventures, and eventually, new memories. The school year of 1966-1967 was a full year - full of football, homecoming, class plays, wrestling, basketball, dances, spring sports, the beautiful prom, and then - - the final step - Commencement. We, the Annual Staff, present this book of memories to you. Keep it, treasure Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From W. E. CADY, INC. Manufacturer's of Tuffy Farm Products Phone 296-2143 Plattsmouth Instruments Records TWENTIETH CENTURY MUSIC CENTER Lessons Repairs Phone 296-4257 Plattsmouth WARGA REALTY Congratulations to the Class of '67 625 1st Avenue Real Estate Plattsmouth, Phone 296-2124 Insurance Nebraska 517 Main Plattsmouth WESTERN AUTO the Family Store Bruce E. Gold The Friendly Store Gamble Real Estate Insurance WOSTER Congratulations to the Class of '67 Herb Freeburg Authorized Dealer Plattsmouth, Nebraska Phone 296-3254 Furniture Appliances Coronado Hotpoint Hardware Farm Needs President-Mark Kildare Secretary-Laurie Grosshans Treasurer-Dennis Kildare PLATTSMOUTH TEEN CLUB Providing entertainment for the Plattsmouth youth Congratulations to the class of '67 Congratulations To The WINTERSET INN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Class ol' 1967 Marion Endelicato's Phone 296-2106 West of Plattsmouth on Highway 73-75 UI v- •r i «v + • V « • V V:' V ■ $ .......... v V %