Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1985 volume:

THE CUB Polk High School Polk, NE Volume XXXX PHS SPIRIT! Everybody’s got spirit! High School friends TABLE OF CONTENTS SOMIONS cccocccccccccccccccccccsee 5 UnderclaSsSimen .ecoccoce 13 FACUILY acaccccccccccccccccccccee ZI ALRICTICS .ccccccccccccccccccsee 29 ACEIVITICS cccoccccccccccccccee AI AdvertiSeCmMenls ...ccccce 53 Busy at work??????? Stars! Basketball ; : £ ‘s 3 Michelle - Occupational Therapist Kerri Ann Anderson Steve Layne Anderson Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 2 : Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2,3 : Basketball -1 Band - 1,2,3,4 , Track - 3 Chorus - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2 Drama - 2,3,4 Class Officer - 4 Ronald Vaughn Bankson Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2 Chorus - 2,3 Drama - 4 Class Officer - 1 a Kurt Milan Blase Sheila Lorraine Carlson Football - 1,2,3,4 Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1 Band - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,3 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2 Class Officer - 3 Honor Society - 2,3,4 Sponsored by POLK CO. BAR ASSOC. “Congratulations Seniors” Brian Allen Dose Annual - 4 Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1 Class Officer - 2 Rita Gail Cerny c y Ruth Diane Dose Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2,3 Cheerleader - 4 Chorus - 1,2 Drama - 2,3 Annual - 2,3 Class Officer - 1,2,3,4 _ ‘A Student Council - 3,4 | . Michelle Renee Hahn James Thomas Harless Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Football - 1,3,4 Band - 3,4 Basketball - 1,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2,3,4 Speech - 2,3 Band - 1,2 Chorus - 4 Sponsored by NEBRASKA TOTAL TREE PROCESSORS. Jodi Lynne Johnson : Troy Allen Klingsporn Volleyball - 2,3,4 Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 3 Basketball - 1,2,3 Track - 3,4 Track - 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Robert Ray MacDonald Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2 Track - 1,2,3 Band - 1,3,4 Steven Lee Norquest Connie Jo Nyberg Football - 1,2,3,4 Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Speech - 2,3,4 Annual - 2 Class Officer - 3 Student Council - 2 Honor Society - 2,3,4 Sponsored by PETERSON HARDWARE Sandra Sue Sagehorn Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2 Cheerleader - 1 Chorus - 1 Speech - 2,3,4 Drama - 2,4 Annual - 2,3 Honor Society 4 Giles Molto May the deeams you deeam he the fuluce you find. LGlse Fbwee et, Gee Le Regal Blue and. Feather White JoAnne Widga Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Class Officer - 1,2,4 Student Council - 1,4 Honor Society - 2,3,4 Craig Allen Van Housen Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1 Vice Pres. Steve Anderson, President Ruth Dose, Secretary Jodi Widga. This page is sponsored by STROMSBERG LANES. Hey Connie! “Huh?” - te “a 7 Support your Seniors ... or else! yo � 24 anda ‘ - Trying to attract customers!! JUNIORS The junior class started the new year with selling magazines. Time was balanced between extra curricular activities as well as bake raffles for fund raisers. The time and hard work that went into the Prom was a lot of fun and fortunately it proved to be a success. We look forward to our senior year at Polk High but will miss the class of 85. Edd asking Kim about accounting Edd Coover Amber Anderson Reuel Anderson Pres: Sarah Lindburg, Vice Pres: Amy Hanquist, Sec: Kim Van Housen Reuel busy creating?! 14 eae Mommy!!! Kim Van Housen Sarah Lindburg Darwin Love Valerie Shostrom SOPHOMORES J 4 g V. Pres: Jason Norquest, Sec: Robert Brazda, Pres: Bill Zieglebein Alan Anderson Shawn Bedient Robert Brazda Twyla Carlson Joseph Harless Roni Harless Chuck Johnson 16 GO Js Jason Norquest Corey Sundberg Todd Van Housen The sophomores this year were thrilled about getting their class rings. We had a soup supper and bake sale to raise our money. Besides that, we attempted to pick up corn but there was no money in that so we tried to make it through this year and Bill Zieglebein have as much fun as we could. 2zm2tansy Terry Carlstrom Carlene Brown Chamane Anderson dill Albin Sponsored by Sundberg and Son Hardware Polk, NE. « VE Brad Dose Gail Klingsporn Scott Nyberg We, the freshman class of 1985, started our journey through high school with thirteen on the roll. Although we lost Cindy Kroger and Darin Johnson, we gained Chamane Anderson and Lisa Seivert as our new classmates. Our class also gained Gerry Sagehorn and Gail Klignsporn from the Emmanuel Lutheran School. The class planned some fun things to do to raise money. We enjoyed our freshman year at Polk High, but find ourselves ready to begin our second year as sophomores in high school. Gerry Sagehorn me 01 “Chorus Line” eo f $ ; eee ha Pres: Sylvia Veit, V. Pres: Tammy Coover, Sec: Carlene Old maids of PHS. Brown EIGHTH, SEVENTH, AND SIXTH Back Row: Duane Baack, Terry Harless, Kevin Ang. Middle Row: Kevin Lukas, Kevin Love, John McMann, Craig Wall. Front Row: J. Nielsen, Julie Edwards, Renee Bankson, Robin Cerny, Holly Bedient. Back Row: Chad Adams, Dale Van Housen. Middle Row: J. Nielsen, Kevin Mill er, Eric Cole, Steve Hen- dricks, Rich Owens. Front Row: Sarah Brown, Wendy Blase, Kelly Mariman, Angie Sterns, Mari Redman. at tey f ry my Bd Back Row: Linette MacDonald, Bill Stevens, Brad Schave, Tim Collett, Greg Hoffman. Middle Row: Jackie Oberle, Shelly Mariman, Dani Red- man, John Bankson, Kerwyn Stewart, Lisa Carlson. Front Row: M. Lind, Jennifer Erickson, Ryan Sundberg. FIFTH, FOURTH, AND THIRD Back Row: Angela Shenk, Justin Recknor, Tracy Nyberg, Bud Stevens, Kevin Wall, Brad Anderson, Stacy Nyberg, Dennis Lukas, S. Carlson. Front Row: Tyson Lind, Vicky Mariman, Craig Widga, Voleta Cooper, Kenneth Lukas. Back Row: M. Cotter, Brent Hanquist, Patrick Richardson, Steve Kennel. Middle Row: Ryan Lindquist, Charlie Mundt, Darold Carlstrom, Shane Samuels, Chris Lindburg. Front Row: Laurie Stevens, Charmane Peterson, Angie Best, Holly Nyberg, Gené Stevens, Amy Mundt, Sheri Sundburg, Alicia Stewart. Top: Joseph Mowitz. Middle Row: Sean Hoffman, Chris Hiatt, Scott Hoffman, Mitch Hahn. Front Row: Jennifer Owens, Jami Recknor, Denise Van Housen, D. Wurst. SECOND, FIRST, AND KINDERGARTEN R Top Row: Ben Merchant, Nolan Sundberg, P. Vest. Middle Row: Curtis Cole, John Peterson, Edward Mundt, Lo nny Cooper. Front Row: Tina Bankson, Deann Best, Amber Adams, Lori Erickson, Travis Brown, Melinda Sealey, Andrea Shenk, Kari Ang. Top Row: Thomas Blase, Jeremy L’Heureux. Middle Row: Matthew Collet, Brenda Stewart, Brooklyn Bjerrum, Jeffrey Lindburg. Front Row: L. Karman, Cameron Hudson, Courtney Stevens, Brenda Hanquist, Jennifer Sundberg, Talia Glasser. Back Row: Aaron Mundt, Shawn Sandell, Jason Lindburg, Brad Bank- son, Michael Warnick, C. Ortegren. Front Row: Ben Garrett, Clint Hoffman, Melissa Stewart, Sarah Johnson. 1 iy be 4 ‘4 Ks wil eed —_ Th TEACHERS cbs Mr. R. Best Mrs. V. Ekdahl Mrs. L. Gilson Social Studies Green Thumb Aid Home Economics “But I’m not dressed for pictures!” Miss C. Leigh Math Mr. T. Mohorcic Mrs. S. Newton Music Art Mrs. C. Lind English Mrs. Gilson keeps her classes busy!? Hard working senior sponsor What's the joke? Mr. D. Ritta Mrs. M. Santos Industrial Arts Spanish Mrs. C. Schave Mrs. I. Sundberg Title I Librarian Mrs. J. Nielsen = 7 . Making a paper airplane? € Mr. G. Wockenfuss Physical Education Mrs. C. Ortegren Mr. C. Ratzlaff Special Ed Business Mrs. V. Recknor Special Ed Polk High School gained one new teacher this year. Maria Santos teaches Spanish classes in the afternoon. We welcome her with much enthusiasm! Mr. D. Wolfe Science . + v9 i Bus Driver: Willis Pauls Bus Drivers: Alfred L’Heurex, Bill Hoffman Ad Maintenance: Bill Tallman, Jim Bopp -_— Bus Driver: Marge Hoffman ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1985: Congratulations and best wishes as you proceed into the world of work and education. Nobody ever said things would always be easy, however one must always continue to try and should look to the positive whenever possible. The following “prayer” was shared with me some time ago, I share it with you as you encounter the unknown. Prayer for Bad Times Dear God: Help me be a good sport in this game of life. | don’t ask for an easy place in the lineup. Put me anywhere you need me. I| only ask that I can give you 100 percent of everything I have. If all the hard drives seem to come my way, I thank you for the compliment. Help me remember that you never send a player more trouble than he can handle. And help me Lord, to accept the bad breaks as part of the game. May I always play on the square, no matter what the others do. Help me study the Book so I'll know the rules. Finally, God, if the natural turn of events goes against me and I’m benched for sickness or old age, help me to accept that as part of the game too. Keep me from whimpering that I was framed or that I got a raw deal. And when I finish the final inning, I ask for no laurels. All I want is to believe in my heart that I played as well as I could and that I didn’t let you down. Larry M. Lindquist Principal: Keith McMann A high school education is a unique experience. It is the time when young people make the transition to the adult world. The high school years are the time to lay a solid foundation for future success. Education is a sharing of ideas and opportunities between student and teacher. Ultimately the greatest success comes to those who are bold enough to grasp the challenges offered by the teaching staff. Education is not a passive experience, it comes to those who actively participate to the fullest. Keith McMann ga ee See Back Row: Gary Harless - President, Kenny Carlstrom - Treasurer, Damiel Collett - Member. Front Row: Carol Stewart - Secretary, Dennis Stevens - Vice President, Charles Shenk - Member. Fast Hands! ZR Ne awe | Ne i. Time for a pep rally High school friends Beeno to the rescue! VARSITY Back Row: Coach Best, Sheila Carlson, Ruth Dose, Sandy Sagehorn, Kerri Anderson, Michelle Hahn, Coach Leigh. Front Row: Tammy Coover, Amy Hanquist, Connie Nyberg, Jodi Johnson, JoAnne Widga, Sarah Lindburg. VOLLEYBALL SCORES Polk Silver Creek Polk Hordville Polk McCool Polk Exeter Polk Hampton Polk Stromsburg Polk Rising City CRC Tournament (Giltner) Polk 15 Hordville 1 CRC Tournament Polk Hampton Polk Benedict Polk Faimont Polk Bradshaw Polk Giltner Polk JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row: Tammy Coover, Julie Johnson, Kim Van Housen, Leslie Marquette Goertzen, Jill Albin, Coach Leigh. Front Row: Lisa Seivert, Carlene Brown, Sylvia Veit, Sub Districts D-1-7 Roni Harless, Twyla Carlson. (Clarks) Polk Clarks Polk Palmer Reach for it, Amy! The 1984 volleyball season found the Polk Cubs coming up just a bit short of accomplishing their goal of a trip to the state tournament. After a season that was characterized by a win one-lose one swing, the Cubs found themselves on the losing end of the sub-district final. This was a season that saw the team learn about the importance of pulling together as the season progressed. Individuals earned honors at the all tournament, all conference, all area and all state levels — as a result of the team playing together as a unit. Thanks must go to this year’s seniors for helping to lay a good foundation for the younger players to build on in future years. Back Row: Coach Raizlaf, Coach Ritta, Paul Van Housen, Craig Van Housen, Edd Coover, Bob MacDonald, Kurt Blase, Steven Anderson, Bill Ziegelbein, Ron Bankson, Brian Dose, Coach Wockenfuss. Middle Row: Kelly Adams, Troy Kligsporn, James Harless, Jason Norquest, Reuel Anderson, Steve Norquest, Gerry Sagehorn, Scott Nyberg, Brad Dose. Front Row: Sean Hoffman, Terry Carlstrom, Gail Klingsporn, Chuck Johnson, Alan Anderson, Corey Sundberg, Robert Brazda, Joseph Harless, Shawn Bedient, Cary Sandell, Todd Van Housen, Steve Kennel. Improvement of the 1983 1-8 record to a winning season of 5 wins, 4 losses did not come easy for the 1984 Polk Cubs. Five of the eleven Crossroads Conference teams had winning seasons with Giltner taking top honors as the D-2 state champs. After winning the first 3 games, the Cubs fell to Hampton and Rising City in two very tough defensive battles. Getting back on the winning track, Benedict and Faimont were the Cubs’ next victims! Traveling to Giltner with a very positive attitude was soon to be shattered as Giltner proved to be the number I team in the state. The final game of the season with Marquette was played with a lot of pride and emotions as mental mistakes seemed to be the difference and Marquette defeated Polk 26-6. Post season honors included: Brian Dose - Honorable Mention All-State, 2nd team All-Conference, Ist team All-Area, and also recognized to the 1000 yd. rusher club. Brian was voted “‘Most Valuable Player” by his teammates. Brian was also co-captain. Craig Van Housen - Honorable Mention All-State, 2nd team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Area and 1000 yd. rusher club. Craig was a co-captain. Bob MacDonald - Ist team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area. Bill Zieglebein - 2nd team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area as a sophomore. The future for the Cubs looks very bright as Don Ritta directed his reserves to 3 wins I loss for the season. The Jr. High, coached by Craig Ratzilaff also had a successful season, finishing with a 2 wins 1 loss and I tie mark. Defense ready for action! Brian Dose breaks through Hordville’s secondary for a T.D. Brian Dose pursuing a Hampton ball carrier. Polk’s offensive line drives Craig Van Housen for a first down. SCORES Hordville McCool Elba Hampton Rising City Faimont Benedict Giltner Marquette Pregame Prep. This page sponsored by The Independence Club, Central City, 417 G St. 946-9819. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Best, Jodi Widga, Sarah Lindburg, Sandy Sagehorn, Ruth Dose, Amy Hanquist, Coach Leigh. Front Row: Sylvia Veit, Valerie Shostrom, Amber Anderson, Tammy Coover, Jill Albin, Roni Harless. Bradshaw Hordville Stromsburg Exeter Clarks Silver Creek Rising City Osceola Marquette McCool Hampton CRC TOURNAMENT Hordville Giltner McCool Marquette Giltner Benedict Fa imont DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Clarks - SSSrrssS SSSSrrsrrss After starting out 3-4 on the year, the Polk girl’s basketball team won the next six games to help create a successful season of 12-7. For two weeks the Lady Cubs were in the top 10 in Lincoln and Omaha papers. They finished third in the conference with a record of 8-2. Only 10 young ladies finished the season and all improved throughout the year. It was an enjoyable year for both Coach Leigh and Coach Best. The teamwork and senior leadership were most of the reason the team had a winning season. ; . a Zé a’ a ; . . min te: ’ Back Row: Coach Ritta, James Harless, Reuel Anderson, Edd Coover, Craig Van Housen, Brian Dose, Steve Norquest, Coach Ratzlaff. Middle Row: Joseph Harless, Bill Zeiglebein, Alan Anderson, Jason Norquest, Corey Sunberg, Kelly Adams, Front Row: Terry Carlstrom, Paul Van Housen, Brad Dose, Gail Klingsport, Gerry Sagehorn, Scott Nyberg. Sink It, Craig! BASKETBALL Fight for it Brian! This page sponsored by ADVENTURELAND VIDEO, York, NE Jerry Karen Foulk The 1984-85 boys basketball season was one of many close games. The most exciting was the first contest against Silver Creek that had James Harless making a basket as time ran out in the third overtime for the winning points. The boys finished fifth in the conference standings with a 4-6 conference record. The overall record of 6-10 doesn’t really show the competitive spirit that this team had. For the season Polk averaged 52 points a game while our opponents averaged 54 points. That statistic is more realistic on how hard fought the games were in the 16 game schedule. The seniors gave us leadership throughout the season. They continued to improve up through the final game. I'd like to thank our graduating ball players for their effort and dedication to the Polk High basketball program and wish them the best of luck. Streeetch Bill! Hordville Bradshaw Exeter Clarks Rising City Osceola Silver Creek Marquette McCool Hampton CRC TOURNAMENT Exeter Giltner Benedict Fairmont Stromsburg DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Silver Creek Take it in for two, James! BACK ROW: Mr. Wolfe, Paul Van Housen, Craig Van Housen, Edd Coover, Brian Dose, Alan Anderson, Bill Ziegelbein, Reuel Anderson, Gerry Sagehorn, Mr. Wockenfuss. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Norquest, Brad Dose, Jason Norquest, Scott Nyberg, James Harless, Corey Sundberg, Kelly Adams. FRONT ROW: Robert Brazda, Shawn Bedient, Joseph Harless, Cary Sandell, Gail Klinsporn, Terry Carlstrom. The Polk High Boys and Girls Track Team concluded an outstanding year by capturing 9 trophies. Both the Boys and Girls each won their district (13 teams). The Boys will have 5 events at the state track meet: 800M Run - James Harless 1600M Run - James Harless Shot put - Scott Nyberg Triple Jump - Brian Dose 400M Relay - Steve Norquest, Paul Van Housen, Craig Van Housen, and Brian Dose. The Girls will have 7 events at the state track meet: 200M Dash - Jo Widga 400M Dash - Jo Widga 800M Run - Sylvia Veit 1600M Run- Amber Anderson 3200M Run - Amber Anderson 1600M Relay - Sarah Lindburg, Amy Handquist, Sylvia Veit, and Jo Widga. 3200M Relay - Sarah Lindburg, Amber Anderson, Sylvia Veit, and Jo Widga. BACK ROW: Sarah Lindburg, Jill Albin, Tammy Coover, Amy Hanquist, Julie Johnson, Jodi Johnson, Twyla Carlson, Mr. Wolfe. FRONT ROW: JoAnne Widga, Amber Anderson, Sylvia Veit, Lisa Seivert, Carlene Brown, Roni Harless. JR. HIGH SPORTS mik PD it Back Row: Rich Owens, Terry H il, ’ ? rakatz, Wilshus Kevin Lukas, C. Ratzlaff. Front Row: Steve Kennel, J M ric Cole, Wolfe, Karen Ziegelein, Mari Redman. Front Row: Sar. ends Duane Baack, Dale Van Housen, Steve Hendricks, Kevin Mille: } terns, Brenda Blase, Angie Sterns, Brenda Van Housen, p Brenda Van Housen, Holly Nyberg, Kelly Mariman, Mari Redman, Coach Owens, Chad Adams, Craig Wall, John Mc Mann, Lonny Shoup, Dale Van Wockenfuss, Wendy Blase, Angie Sterns, Sarah Brown Housen, Coach Wockenfuss, Front Row: Eric Cole, Kevin Miller, Duanne Baack. Back Row: Coach Wockenfuss, Kevin Lukas, John McMann, Chad Adams, Craig Wall. Middle Row: Dale Van Housen, Teri Harless, Kevin Miller, Steve Hendricks, Rich Owens. Front Row: Eric Cole, Duane Baack Back Row: Mari Redman, Kendra Meerakatz, Julie Edwards, Alesha Wilshusen. Front Row: Brenda Van Housen, Holly Bedient, Wendy Blase, Anie Sterns, Kelly Mariman, Coach Wockenfuss This page is sponsored by ROGER CARLSTROM TRUCKING. “] think we're being followed!” a! 3” Nd ay oP « Oe a S T U D E N T Cc Oo U N Cc I L Julie Johnson, Amy Hanquist; Sec. Treas., Ruth Dose; Pres., Jodi Widga; Vice Pres. FRONT ROW: Holly Bedient, Sylvia Viet, Steve Hendricks Back Row: Mr. Mohorcic, Lisa Bedient, Carlene Brown, Jill Albin, Tammy Coover, Twyla Carlson, Sarah Lindburg, Kim Van Housen, Jodi Johnson, Amy Hanquist, Bob MacDonald, Kelly Adams, Scott Nyberg, Kerri Anderson, Michelle Hahn, Sheila Carlson, Connie Nyberg. Front Row: Kelly Mariman, Sarah Brown,Brenda Van Housen, Angie Sterns, Wendy Blase, Holly Bedient, Kevin Lukas, Chad Adams, Terry Harless, John McMann, Craig Wall. Majorette: Connie Nyberg dr. High Chorus Back Row: Chad Adams, Craig Wall, Steve Hendricks, Kevi Love, Terry Harless, Dale Van Housen, Kevin Lukas. Middle Row. Rich Owens, Duane Baack, Eric Cole, Kevin Aug, John Mc Mann. Front Row; Wendy Blase, Sarah Brown, Brenda Van Housen, Holly Bedient Angie Sterns, Kelly Mariman, Mari Redman. Spanish Class sings at Christmas CHORUS Be: P ees we High School Chorus: Gail Klingsporn, Twyla Carlson, Connie Nyberg, Michelle Hahn, Sheila Carlson, Ruth Dose, Jodi Widga, Amy Hanquist, Terri Carlstrom, James Harless. Accompanist: Amy Hanquist. i) ta ae “What are they doing out there??” They use Pearl Drops Tooth Polish! CHEERLEADERS Junior High Back Row: Kelly Mariman, Brend VanHousen, Front Row: Holly Bedient, Angie Sterns. This page sponsored by J. P. Webster, DDS North Main, Osceola, NE 68651 Top: Connie Nyberg, Sarah Lindburg, Amy Hanquist, JoAnne Widga, Julie Johnson, Ruth Dose. Back Row: Ron Bankson, Julie Johnson, Sandy Sagehorn. Front Row: Kerri Anderson, Amy Hanquist, Robert Brazda “Herbie, I’ve missed you sooo much!” “date” Lilly Greenwood - Amy Hanquist Violet Vetchling - Julie Johnson Laurel Vetchling - Sandra Sagehorn Herbie Vore - Ron Bankson Stage Manager Student Director - Kerri Anderson Props - Robert Brazda wn x Cc Ps Ss 3 . � 8 i a) I S s c oY 75) v = = s 3 e Little innocent me?!!? Gossiping as usual “Remember the Feeling ... It’s Magic’’ Was the chosen theme for the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. Violet, light blue, and metalic silver streamers enclosed the banquet area with balloon arches reaching across the. floor. The meal consisted of roast beef, baked potatoes, french cut beans, salad, bread, and raspberry delight desert. The sophomores that served the meal were Bill Zieglebein, Jason Norquest, Robert Brazda, Twyla Carlson, Julie Johnson, and Roni Harless. Amy Hanquist was the toastmistress, Sarah Lindburg gave the welcome, Ed Coover read the class prophecy, Kim VanHousen read the senior poem she wrote, and Pastor Todd Schave led the invocation and benediction. Everyone danced the night away with KFRX providing the music. With a little bit of magic prom is definitely a feeling to remember! 49 ALL-ACTIVITIES Attendance Ruth Dose, King Brian Dose, Queen Jodi Widga, Attendance Ron Bankson. Six lost contacts?? Mie . no it’s an egg! Sylv, don’t hog the catalog! POLK KN Energy Inc. Polk Light and Water Snack Shack - Marie Cassel Where interesting people meet to eat. Karen’s Beauty Shop 765-6461 Charlie Shenk-Lynks Hybrids Everett Goertzen Mary Brazda Cakes for all occasions. Cozy Cafe Home cooked meals Goldie Blender Polk Public Library Sportsman’s Bar “Congratulations Seniors!” Village of Polk CENTRAL CITY Haith Motor Co. 24-hour wrecker service 946-3011 Bill’s Volume Sales 946-3068 The DJ Shop Your Central City Florist 946-2111 Nordstedt’s Clothing for men and boys 946-3281 Central City Mall Gene Osborn, D.D.S. Patty’s Pub Head-Quarters 946-2929 CLARKS Shorty’s Bar BOOSTERS YORK Wheelers 362-3375 York Travel Inc. 104 South Lincoln Ave. 362-3331 Countryside Fabrics “Your Authorized Bernina Dealer” 362-5737 Ron Jerry’s Plumbing and Heating Shultz Floor Service 116 E. 5th Street 362-5912 The Depot 714 Lincoln Ave. Higgins Studio 506 Grant Ave. 362-5403 OSCEOLA Osceola Dry Cleaners 747-5531 Ye Ole Mill 747-6441 Farm Bureau Insurance Ray Soukup Bus. 747-2351 Res. 747-6161 Farmer’s CO-OP Grain Co. Quality Electronics 747-3333 Yesterday’s Treasures “We buy and sell antiques.” 747-2391 HORDVILLE Gil’s Market Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, Hardware, Frozen Food Locker STROMSBURG Goldenrod Insurance Agency, Inc. 747-2291 Overland Ready Mix, Sand, Gravel Your Concrete Professionals 764-2371 Michael Ulffers, D.D.S. 305 E. 4th 764-3081 Olson’s Standard Service 764-5341 Gissler Auto Supply 213 E. 4th 764-3531 764-3831 Stromsburg Body Repair Beckman Plumbing and Heating 764-5421 The Farmacy 764-2044 Arloa’s 117 E. 4th 764-3331 Lee’s Tire Service 764-2411 764-3241 Allison’s Town Country Family Clothing and Sports Shop With compliments from Vasant Raikar, M.D. AURORA Aurora Floral 1211 M Street The Sewing Basket 1207 M Street 694-3549 Christian Book Gift Shop 1412 16th Street 694-3549 United Coop) Inc. Full Service Cooperative Grain, Fertilizer, Fuel, Propane Full Service Station Polk Machine and Supply Ed Recknor 765-2291 Redman Well Service Well Drilling Complete Farm Systems Trenching and Backhoe Septic tank Service Polk, Nebraska Phone: 765-6241 Polk Oil and a - HRB Hla gesr sl - Tank Wagon and Filling Station Service Custom Exhaust Pipe Bending Computer Wheel Balancing Front End Alignments Phone: 765-3451 Anderson Seed and Supply See us for Circle grain bins, storage build- ings, feed tanks, fans, and PVC irr. pipe, Stauffer farm seeds, fertilizer and chemicals. Leonard Anderson Polk, Ne. 765-7289 Mel-Phyl Registered Holsteins Grade A Milk Producer Clarks, NE Jacques Seed Corn, Sorghum, Soybeans, Alfalfa Seeds 100% Replant On Corn Tom Stevens, Dealer 765-7124 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY CLUB AND SUMMER RECREATION Funk’s Seed Carl Brown, Dealer HYBRID Corn Sorghum Soybeans Forages 765-7211 Harless Oil Co. HARLESS OIL CO. Fuels, Oils, Fertilizers Chemicals, LP Gas Polk, NE. Dick Harless Thank You The Senior Class of 1985 wishes to thank all those who, by their fine patronage, helped to make this yearbook possible. Your assistance was greatly appreciated. The Senior Class of 1985 Bank of Clarks or va con _ | Pioneers brand a See, ig aM ie BANK a = ® soybeans e wheat ‘ © alfalf a @ silage inoculant t. ——— And then there's your Pioneer salesman, too. He’s someone you know, like and trust. And because he lives right down the road from you, everything Pioneer offers is right down the road, too! Donald Ostberg PIONEER. BRAND - PRODUCTS Central City Veterinary Clinic C.R. Johnson, D.V.M. L.L. Dearking, D.V.M. R.L. Cockerill, D.V.M. (308) 946-3028 (402) 765-3011 South Hwy. 14 Central City, Nebraska 68826 Polk Co. Equipment Inc. P.O. Box 278 Osceola, Nebraska 68651 Phone: (402) 747-2051 . 4 ] PONTIAC CHEVROLET GEIS MOTOR CO. 903 Lincoln Ave. P. O. Box 309 YORK, NEBRASKA 63467 Ph. 694-515 MacDonald’s GW, Lockers 235 N. Main, Polk Custom Slaughtering - Cutting, Wrapping Processing, Sides Freezing, Smoke Curing Quarter Loins Lockers for rent. ® POLK PROGRESS .. SLOWER IS BETTE 765-2141 Polk, NE Don Widga Trucking Polk, Nebraska 765-7169 Livestock, Grain, Feed STUDIO AURORA, NEBRASKA Citizen State Bank Polk, Nebraska Phone: 402 765-2191 Member FDIC Complete Insurance The bank large enough to serve you and small enough to know you. Dennis Johnson - Head Cashier, Don Stewart - Vice President, Janice Bankson - Cashier, Bev Cooper - Cashier, Melody Hoffman - Cashier, Ken Stewart - President, Doris Stewart - Vice President, Jean Harless - Cashier, Bev Van Housen - Cashier. . Jean Harless helping an insurance customer. Don Stewart, hard at work?! First State Bank Hordville Member FDIC Loans and Insurance Phone 757-3231 for Complete Banking Service Sweet Electric Inc. Box 220 Electric Motors Pump Panels Submersible Pumps Trenching Motor Mounts Underground Pipe Pulleys - Belts Gated Pipe Clarks, NE 68628 Phone: 308 548-2248 548-2343 Coach’s Corner j LUNCH- CANDY DRINK, oon | Delicious and Refreshing ————___ d Richard Sue Owens 765-6501 Polk, NE i a itn. ‘ a} POL é} poly OOPS! Slipped through my fingers! WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PAN Y MARCELINE, MISSOURI. UB A