Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1983 volume:

THE CUB Polk High School Volume XXXVIII Polk, NE. Xoo ET gE Tle ei } ’ ta ry J ft y o - a Table of Contents Seniors Underclassmen Faculty Activities Athletics Humor Advertisements SHARI HARLESS Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Cheerleader - 2,3,4 Class Officer - 2,3,4 Honor Society - 2,3,4 Drama - 3,4 Student Council - 4 GREG DOSE Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2 KIM GOERTZEN Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 4 ALLEN MILLER Basketball - 1,2,3 Track - 3,4 Class Officer - 1 Drama - 3 KRISTI HUEFTLE Volleyball - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Cheerleader - 3,4 Class Officer - 2,3,4 Honor Society - 2,3,4 Drama - 3,4 Student Council - 4 OF 1983 DARREN SHENK Football - 3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,3 CINDY WAGNER Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,3 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Cheerleader - 2 Class Officer - 1,3,4 Student Council - 3 GALE ZIEGELBEIN Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 4 Class Officer - 1,2 Honor Society - 3,4 Drama - 1,3,4 Band - 1,2,3,4 PAULA WAGNER Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,3 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Drama - 3 Annual Staff - 4 Class Motto We have all grown together and tomorrow we will depart, Lut our memories were meant to keep, so tomorow they will be kept in our heart. —Paula Wagner Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Royal Blue and Princess Blue Class Sponsor: Gary Parsley. Congratulations from POLK COUNTY BAR ASST. e ® = a ” O _ ® Oo S ae JUNIORS Lisa Bankson X Jim Fisher Jane Johnson Leanne Lind Susanne Miller Class Officers - Jennifer Widga, Pres., Lisa Bankson, Vice Pres., Jane Johnson, Sec. Jason Redman Lynné Sandell The Juniors started the year off selling magazines to raise money for the Junior- Senior prom. Cake and turkey raffles also contributed to their class fund. The work and time put into the prom paid off making it a big success. The Juniors are looking forward to next year and have already started making plans for it. Jennifer Widga This page is sponsored by: MACDONALDS G.W., SUNDBERG SON HARDWARE, FRANK OSTRANDER-TROJAN SEED, and KANSAS- NEBRASKA NATURAL GAS CO., Polk, NE. Kerri Anderson Sheila Carlson Brian Dose Ruth Dose James Harless Jodi Johnson Steve Norquest Sandy Sagehorn Class Officers: Jodi Widga - President, Brian Dose - Secretary, Ruth Dose - Vice President The Sophomores had an exciting year keeping very busy with all of our extra curricular activities; as well as having cake raffles to make money for next year’s Prom. The class also took time to enjoy the new class rings. SOPHOMORES This page sponsored by FIRST SECURITIES CORP. 694-6926, Aurora. Bob MacDonald Connie Nyberg Jodi Widga Ruel Anderson Edd Coover Class Officers: Amy Hanquist - Vice President. Sarah Lindburg - President, Shelly Kroger - Secretary. Shelly Kroger This page is sponsored by GIL’'S MARKET FARMERS CO-OP (Fertilizer, Mill Feeds, and Grain) Hordville. Darwin Love Valerie Shostrom The freshmen, who consider them- selves a wild crazy bunch and always ready for fun, started their high school years with a hectic schedule. We got a taste of planning our time with schoolwork, athletics, and drama. For fund raising cake raffles and selling spirit buttons proved to be profitable. At the beginning of the 2nd semester we were fortunate enough to gain a new student, Amber Anderson. We hope she’ll like it here. The class of ’86 is looking forward to 3 exciting years ahead of them. EIGHTH, SEVENTH, AND SIXTH Eighth Back Row: Jason Norquest, Charles Johnson, Corey Sundberg, Todd VanHousen, Robert Brazda, Alan Anderson, Shawn Bedient, Kelly Adams, Durwin Love, Ron Hoferer. Front Row: Twyla Carl- son, Veronica Harless, Joeseph Harless, Franklyn Merchant, J. Nielsen. Seventh Cary Sandell, Brad Dose, Paul VanHousen, Terry Carlstrom, Darin Johnson, Scott Nyberg, Cindy Kroger, Tammy Coover, Leslie Goertzen, Jill Albin, Sylvia Veit, Carlene Brown, J. Nielsen. Sixth Back Row: Kevin Ang, Duane Baack, Renee Bankson, Craig Wall, Kevin Lukas. Middle Row: Holly Bedient, Robin Cerny, Mr. Lind. Front Row: Terry Harless. 18 FIFTH, FOURTH, AND THIRD Fifth Back Row: Kevin Miller, Jenni } chant, Jessi Merchant, Angie Sterns, Eric Bond, Lori Todd, Dale VanHousen Front Row: Miss Vest, Chad Adams Mike Hoferer, Mari Redman, Bremda VanHousen, Kelly Mariman, Steve Hendricks, Rich Owens, Wendy Blase, Sarah Brown. Fourth Top to Bottom: Mr. Cotter, Brad Schave, Kerwyn Stewart, Greg Hoffman, John Bankson, Bill Stevens, Ryan Sundberg, Jeff Merchant, Tim Collett, Jennifer Erickson, Denise Johnson, Linette MacDonald, Shelly Mariman, Danielle Redman, Lisa Carlson. Third Back Row: Justin Recknor, Tracy Nyberg, Stacy Nyberg, Middle Row: Tyson Veit, Jennifer Hoffman, Angela Shenk, Brad Anderson, Vicky Mariman, Dennis Lukas, Kennth Lukas, Bud Stevens, Kevin Wall, Front Row: Mrs. Wurst, Voleta Cooper, Terisha Coover. 19 SECOND, FIRST, AND KINDERGARTEN Second: Front to Back: Shane Samuels, Amy Mundt, Darold Carlstrom, Sheri Sundberg, Angie Best, Greg Todd, Kriston Lindburg, Ruan Lindquist, Steve Kennel, Alicea Stewart, Mrs. Fossberg, Laura Stevens, Holly Nyberg, Brent Hanquist. First Jamie Recknor, Mitch Hahn, Scott Hoffman, Jennifer Owens, Derick Johnson, Sean Hoffman, Denise VanHousen, Mrs. Karman, Chris- topher Hiatt. Kindergarten Left to Right: Kari Ang, Amber Adams, Travis Brown, Nolan Sund- berg, Andrea Shenk, Lonny Cooper, Mindi Sealey, Eric Hoferer, Lori Erickson, Tina Bankson, Deann Best, Ben Merchant. 20 Faculty and Administration Mr. R. Best Mrs. S. Carlson Social Studies Title I Reading We broke in a new mathematics teacher this year who also coached boy’s basketball and was senior class sponsor. After graduating from Hampton High School, Gary Parsley spent four years at Peru State. He enjoys a variety of sports, consisting of golf, baseball, softball, and basketball to name a few. Mr. Parsley found his first year of teaching to be a challenge as anyone would, but seemed to fit in very well with both the teachers and students. Mr. R. Doud Mrs. Ekdahl Physical Ed. Green Thumb Aid Mrs. L. Gilson Miss K. Kotre Mrs. E. Kuecker Mrs. C. Lind Home Economics Music Science English Mr. D. Maxson Mrs. J. Nielson Mrs. S. Newton Mrs. C. Ortegon Business Jr. High Special Ed. el Ny Mr. G. Parsely Math — TT! TT _ — te to i cteeeeeatt eee ee orn ‘ Mrs. V. Recknor Special Ed. TEACHERS This page is sponsored by: GALEN STERNER PAINTING Rt. 1 Box 21 Doniphan, Ne. Mr. L. Todd Industrial Arts Bus Driver: Alfred L’Heureux, Willis Pauls, Jim Bopp; Also maintenance. Bus Driver: Micheal Best. Cooks: Meta Heiden, Mrs. Fowler, and Irene Munt. Secretaries Bill Tallman: Maintenance Congratulations Class of 1983. I would like to send you out in the world with the following challenge: BE Be understanding to your enemies. Be loyal to your friends. Be strong enough to face the world each day. Be weak enough to know you cannot be everything alone. Be generous to those who need your help. Be frugal with what you need yourself. Be wise enough to know you do not know everything. Be foolish enough to believe in miracles. Be willing to share your joys. Be willing to share the sorrows of others. Be a leader when you see a path others have missed. Be a follower when you are shrouded by the mists of uncertainty. Be the first to congratulate an opponent who succeeds. Be the last to criticize a colleague who fails. Be sure where your next step will fall, so that you will not stumble. Be sure of your final destination, in case you are going the wrong way. Be loving to those who love you. Be loving to those who do not love you, and they may change. Above all, be yourself. Larry M. Lindquist Superintendent Principal: Gerald Bond To teach Is to learn To touch Is to feel To reach out To help mold a life Dick Harless, Carol Stewart, Denny Stevens, Kenny Carlstrom, Max Kroger. To make life a little more real Teaching is to learn from someone Learning how to care Reaching out to let them know Someone who cares is there Teaching is to touch a life ... forever. ADMINISTRATION Gerald Bond CHEERLEADERS High School Cheerleaders: Lisa Bankson, Shari Harless, Kristi Hueftle, Lynné Sandell, Jodi Widga, and Jennifer Widga. {Ea Jr. High Cheerleaders: Twyla Carlson, Cindy Kroger, Leslie Goertzen, Tammy Coover. Mrs. Lind, the director of the Polk High School Drama Club, chose the comedy, “Louder, I Can't Hear You” for the One-Act Play to be performed this year. The story revolves around a perplexed mother and her unresponsive family who finally force her to seek advice from her zany doctor. The cast includes: Brian Tonniges (Oscar), Lisa Bankson (Marge), Brent Bond (Junior), Amy Hanquist (Anne) , Sandy Sagehorn (Doctor Philips), and Ruth Dose (Nurse) . Also, Jennifer Widga and Kerri Anderson Devoted their time as Student Director and lights, make-up, and prop manager. The play took first place in Conference competition with Brian Tonniges receiving honors for Best Supporting Actor and Lisa Bankson for Outstanding Actress. The Drama Club then journeyed to Kearney to attend State competition after winning 1st place in Districts at Polk. “tg, ain e sg SADE AY p ama, Back Row: Kerri Anderson, Ruth Dose, Kristi Hueftle, Shari Harless, Kim Goertzen, Paula Wagner, Cindy Wagner, Jennifer Widga, Lisa Bankson, Gale Ziegelbein Middle Row: Lisa Bedient, Cindy Kroger, Sarah Lindburg, Shelly Kroger, Sheila Carlson, Michelle Hahn, Twyla Carlson, Connie Nyberg, Tammy Coover, Amy Hanquist, Jodi Vocal Trio: Sheila Carlson, Ruth Dose, Kerri Anderson Widga. Front Row: Jason Norquest, Kelly Adams, Terry Carlstrom, Corey Sundberg, Todd VanHousen, Robert Brazda, Brad Dose, Ron Bankson, Troy Klingsporn, Steve Norquest, Brent Bond, Miss Kotrc. Girls Glee: Back Row: Kerri Anderson, Ruth Dose, Kristi Hueftle, Kim Goertzen, Paula Wager, Cindy Wagner, Jennifer Widga, Lisa Bankson, Lynné Sandell, Gale Ziegelbein. Front Row: Lisa Bedient, Cindy Kroger, Sarah Lindburg, Shelly Kroger, Vocal Duet: Paula and Cindy Wagner. Sheila Carlson, Michelle Hahn, Twyla Carlson, Connie Nyberg, Tammy Coover, Amy Hanquist, Jodi Widga. CHORUS Senior Sixtet: Gale Ziegelbein, Kristi Hueftle, Paula Wagner, Shari Harless, Kim Goertzen, Cindy Wagner “Left, left, left, right, left.” Back Row: Connie Nyberg, Amy Hanquist, Sheila Carlson, Jill Albin, Carlene Brown, Kim VanHousen, Tammy Coover. Second Row: Cindy Kroger, Lisa Bedient, Joseph Harless, Twyla Carlson, Todd VanHousen, Jodi Johnson. Third Row: Kerri Anderson, Roni Harless, Shawn Bedient, Kelly Adams, Brent Bond. Front Row: Gale Ziegelbein, Robert Brazda, Ed Coover, Scott Nyberg, Sarah Lindburg. STUDENT COUNCIL Although the Polk Student Council has only existed for two years, our organization has had a good start. This year, the members participated in a fall workshop at Genoa. Connie and Sarah attended the state convention at Columbus. Our activities included decorating the school Christmas tree, sponsoring the Jr. High basketball tournament, and holding ping-pong and “sexy-legs” contests for Valentine’s day. Student Council - Back Row: Jane Johnson - Sec., Shari Harless - Vice-President, Kristi Hueftle- President. Sarah Lindburg, Front Row: Twyla Carlson, and Connie Nyberg - Treasurer. The 1983 Ping-Pong Champs: Brad Dose - 3RD place, James Harless - 1ST place, Roni Harless - 2ND place. Wotan Back Row: Gale Ziegelbein, Paula Wagner, Kristi Hueftle, Kim Goertzen, Shari Harless, Cindy Wagner. Middle Row: Jennifer Widga, Jane Johnson, Lynné Sandell, Susanne Miller, Leanne Lind. Front Row: Kerri Anderson, Ruth Dose, Lisa Bankson, Connie Nyberg. Sandy Sagehorn not pictured. Our Annual Staff consisted of eighteen girls, and our sponsor, Mrs. Newton. Annual Staff met last Sept. to start planning this year’s book. After long hard meetings we finally got it all together. We hope you treasure the memories and events. The Staff would like to thank teachers for their cooperation when taking pictures, coaches and administration for their valuable help in writing articles, and we would especially like to thank all surrounding towns, businesses, and the Polk community for their contributions. PROM Don't Stop Believing” was the theme f he 1983 Polk Junior-Senior prom held on April 16 at 6 in grade school gymnasium. The banquet area was enclosed in maroon and pink streamers set off by a balloon chandelier ceiling decoration. In the center of the gym flowed a garden fountain in a pool of floating maroon and pink flowers. Other attractions included a wishing well and a gazebo which also served as the setting where pictures were taken Candlelight and soft music created a romantic atmosphere during the meal which consisted of salad bar, ham, augratin potatoes, corn, , and frozen strawberry dessert. The meal was served by sophomores Ruth Dose, Connie Nyberg, Jodi Widga, Brian Dose, Steve Norquest, and Craig VanHousen. Jennifer Widga was the toastmistress, Lisa Bankson gave the welcome, Lynné Sandell and Jane Johnson read the class prophecy, Kristi Hueftle gave the seniors’ Toast of Thanks, and Pastor Tom Larson led the invocation and benediction rerwnoon Back Row (L-R): Darren Shenk, Craig VanHousen, Steve Anderson, Brian Tonniges, Jim Fisher, Jason Redman, Greg Dose. Middle Row: Student Manager Greg Hoffman, Troy Klingsporn, Kurt Blase, Bob MacDonald, Steve Norquest, Brian Dose. Front Row: Student Manager Duane Baack, Assistant Coach Larry Todd, Ed Coover, Brent Bond, Reuel Anderson, Ron Bankson, Coach Roger Doud, Student Manager Kevin Ang. The 1982 football season ended with a 3-6 win-lost record. Guided by the senior leadership of Greg Dose and Darren Schenk, I would consider this a winning season. Throughout the year, the team had its ups and downs, but many accomplishments were achieve d by the boys that didn’t appear on the scoreboard. The hidden desire to say I can work with my fellow teammates in any condition to the best of my ability. To dig deep inside and find that little extra it takes to be a winner. The 1982 football team has placed another block on the foundation of future teams at Polk. With-much talent returning, look out for the Cubs in ’83. Coach Doud Football Scores WE Neb. Christian Monroe Waco Lutheren Bradshaw Palmer Silver Creek Mc. Cool St. Edward Clarks Tough Defense, Blue! iy: ‘yen ae is y Newlyweds! This page is sponsored by BOB’S SERVICE, Bob Lindburg, Polk, Ne. SKI-DOO Snowmobiles. SCORES POLK SilverCreek POLK Clarks POLK Hordville Polk SHELBY POLK Osceola Polk FULLERTON Polk BRADSHAW Polk STROMSBURG POLK Palmer GOLDENROD CONFERENCE Polk SHELBY Polk MCCOOL Polk GENOA POLK St. Edward DISTRICTS POLK Hordville Polk PISING CITY VOLLEYBALL CUBS CUBS-c0sS 12° 10 4e Back Row: Shelly Kroger, Sarah Lindburg, Kim VanHousen, Kerri Anderson, Sandy Sagehorn, Susanne Miller, Ruth Dose, Sheila Carlson, Coach Best. Front Row: Amy Hanquist, Jodi Johnson, Leanne Lind, Jodi Widga, Jennifer Widga, Michelle Hahn, Connie Nyberg. This page is sponsored by Bob Jim Lindburg - MOEWS SEED CORN CO., Polk NE. The Polk Volleyball team finished the year with a 7-8 record. When looking back at the season I was very pleased with the hard work and determination that all the girls gave during this time. I would also like to thank the senior girls: Shari, Paula, Cindy, Kim and Gale for their fine leadership that they provided for this year’s team. Back Row: Gale Zieglebein, Jane Johnson, Lisa Bankson, Susanne Miller, Cindy Wagner, Shari Harless, Paula Wagner Front Row: Jodi Widga, Jennifer Widga, Kim Goertzen, Lynne Sandell, Leanne Lind. Some honors the girls received this season were: Jane Johnson - Ist team All Conf., 2nd team all area, and Honorable Mention - All State. Shari Harless - 2nd team All Conf. Paula Wagner- Honorable Mention All Conf. Lisa Bankson - Honorable Mention All Conf. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Larry Todd, Greg Dose, Craig VanHousen, Brian Tonniges, Jason Redman, Brian Dose, Darren Shenk, Coach Gary Pa rsely. Front Row: Ron Bankson, Troy Klingsborn, Brent Bond, Ruel Anderson, Steve Norquest, Edd Coover. The Cub’s 82-83 basketball season seemed as though it was going to be an exact duplicate of last year’s season as the Cubs lost every game before Christmas break. Following the bleak, the inexperienced Cubs began to show improvement, winning 3 of their remaining 11 games, and ending up with a final record of 3-15 on Conference play, the Cubs compiled a record of 2-7 Leading the way this year for the Cubs were Greg Dose and Brian Tonniges. Senior, Greg Dose, the team's floor leader, ended up with 220 total points. Greg averaged 12 points throughout the season and will be missed a great deal next season, especially for his leadership on the court. For his efforts, Greg received Honorable Mention, Golden- rod Conference. The Cub’s leading scorer was Brian Tonniges who scored 232 total points, averaging 13 points per game. Brian also received Honorable Mention. Greg and Darren will be the only two not returning for Coach Parsley’s promising 83-84 basketball squad. Shelby Bradshaw Gresham Silver Creek ws nO Ur © w oO ¢ 1u oO 5) Cle CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT t. Edward Stromsburg Osceola Benedict Palmer Hordville Nebraska Christian DISTRICTS urkn uw Arm O OO Mt wu be n a Weise” WAS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Back Row: Lynné Sandell, Paula Wagner, Shari Harless, Cindy Wagner, Susanne Miller, Sandy Sagehorn, Ruth Dose, Jane Johnson. Front Row: Coach Maxson, Jodi Widga, Kim Goertzen, Sarah Lindburg, Leanne Lind. WE Genoa 27 Bradshaw 51 Gresham Silver Creek Clarks St. Edwards Shelby Marquette Hampton GOLDENROD CONFERENCE Palmer Silver Creek Fullerton Stromsburg Osceola Benedict Palmer Hordville DISTRICTS Palmer Silver Creek Left to Right: Amy Hanquist, Sarah Lindburg, Ruth Dose, Susanne Miller, Coach Best, Sandy Sagehorn, Jane Johnson, Shelly Kroger, Leanne Lind. A team is a family that sticks together as one, if we do something wrong or if we do a job well done! The season is over now and our lives must go on, We have many more goals we have not yet come upon! Yesterday is now left as a memory we can now share, but we learned it wasn’t just the game, but Friends we found out, who care! Thanks for making our last year fun! The Seniors The girls’ basketball team finished the season at 15-4, and tied for 2nd in the conference at 7-2. In an overview of the season I was very pleased with everyone’s performance throughout the season. I felt those individuals who started the season with strong determina- tion finished the season that way; and those individuals who worked into the system finished right along with those who finished strong. I always felt that when I began working with these kids that we were going to improve, as for the Seniors they went 3-14; 10-10; 15-4; finishing their career at 28-28. I really enjoyed having the leadership qualities not only in my Seniors but with my younger players. I can see that this shows dedication and desire for always wanting improvement with in the team. Back Row: Coach Larry Todd, Scott Nyberg, Todd VanHousen, Robert Brazda, Alan Anderson, Kelly Adams, Jason Norquest, Paul VanHousen. Front Row: Shawn Bedient, Joseph Harless, Cary Sandell, Frank Merchant, Terry Carlstrom, Cory Sundberg, Brad Dose, Darin Johnson. Back Row: Leslie Goertzen, Cindy Kroger, Coach Russ Best, Jill Albin, Twyla Carlson. Front Row: Tammy Coover, Carlene Brown, Roni Harless, Sylvia Veit. Back Row: Leslie Goertzen, Cindy Kroger, Jill Albin, Tammy Coover. Front Row: Roni Harless, Coach Russ Best, Sylvia Veit. Back Row: Coach Larry Todd, Scott Nyberg, Jason Norquest, Alan Anderson, Bill Ziegelbein, Ron Hoferer, Chuck Johnson, Kelly Adams, Todd VanHousen, Frank Merchant. Front Row: Cary Sandell, Gale Klingsporn, Paul Van- Housen, Corey Sundberg, Robert Brazda, Brad Dose, Darin Johnson, Shawn Bedient, Joseph Harless, Terry Carlstrom. Back Row: Frank Merchant, Ron Hoferer, Paul VanHousen, Kelly Adams, Jason Norquest. 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