Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1989 volume:

Familiar Sweat and Mini Faces Tears Mag 2uDd PA=A8 ADd=Gd Remembering ° Add’? it up When Darent 66=835 Dedications $6=103 WILDCAT 1989 Polk Hordville High Polk, Nebraska 68654 i ii TITLE PAGE 1 htt SF) ae BS a FN 2 PEOPLE PEOPLE 3 Karen Benner-Business Chapter 1 Deb Davis-Business Michele Downs-Math Vega €kdahl-Library Anne Garrett-€English Linda Gilson-Home Economics Marlene Hanquist-Teacher's Ride Steve Jacobsen-Guidance Couselor Carol Lind-English Mike Lind-Social Studies Math Mark Maskell-Science Paul Mcintyre-Vocational Agriculture Right: ‘‘Take the picture, | DARE youl’ Left: ‘Do | really look like Pee-Wee? ’ G u i d i n eS L I h t This page is sponsored by LAUDERBAUGH'S BAKERY. Steve Meyer-Social Studies Kelly Novak-Teacher's Aide Nancy Quinn-Media Specialist Karol Recknor-Teacher's Aide Donald Ritta-Industrial Arts Dale Ritter-Music Olivia Santos-Spanish Cindy Schave-Chapter 1 Tammie Tonniges-Art Pat Vest-Computers Math Gene Wockenfuss-Physical Education Dan Wolfe-Science =—=4 Not pictured: S84 Patti Stevens The faculty of Polk-Hordville Middle School and High School is referred to as ‘The Guiding Light’’. IF you visit the schools, you'll see why it is with good rea- son we consider our teachers as guides. The faculty we have takes their time to teach us as if we were their own children. They do their best to ‘‘quide ’ us in the areas of discipline, responsibil- ity, and respect. Besides these things, they are always willing to help us and have proven that teachers are friends as well. We'd like to thank the faculty for guiding us in the right direction. Secretaries: Sharon Shoup Susie Sundberg Rhonda Schulze Maintenance: Dave Person Bill Tallman Merlyn Fowler w 5 bea] = OC S w ) © QA Jackie Bowers Not pictured Connie Person Our Staff received the = Bus Drivers: title ‘‘Days of Our Lives”’ Bonnie Blase because they are part of our everyday lives. Sometimes we don't real- ize how important our Staff is but without it, our school wouldn't run smoothly. We would like to recongnize the Staff for contributing to our “‘little’’ needs and thank them for making our lives easier. 6 STAFF Linsay Darnall Alfred L'Heureux Willis Pauls Karol Recknor Orlo Spence Principal: Carol Ortegren Superintendent: Dennis Gray The Administration received the title ‘‘Who's the Boss”’ be- cause they all work together to make decisions to better our Edu- cation. We have a Superintendent Dennis Gray, two Principals, Carol Ortegren for the Elementary and Fred Helmink for the High School, and the Board of Education. They are supervisors who we look up to and respect the advise they give us. Back row: Dan Collett, Rony Fowler, Larry Ceder, Alan Pickrel, Leonard DaMoude, and Charles Shenk. Front row: Deb Meyer, Carol Stewert, Duane DeMers, Dennis Hendricks, and Dennis Stevens. Principal: Fred Helmink ™e- , $ Kevin Ang Duane Baack Renee Bankson ay ALERT Ng! Be Holly Bedient Sherri DeMers = ‘dom - =) ar} Y co Y a om amd = = 4°) a o) co Y a om an Julie Edwards Janis Garrett Terry Harless = Shawna Lampshire 8 SENIORS This page is sponsored by RON SCHMEICHEL ¥ iP Kevin Love Kevin Lukas Tracia Mielak Craig Wall FRIENDS Pack jp the dreams of God pl In the fertile soil of you Can't believe the hopes He's granted Means a chapter in your life is through But we'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone Cause our hearts in big and small woys Will keep the love that keeps us strong And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And a friend will not say ‘never Cause the welcome will not end Though it’s hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long to live as friends Words by Deborah D. Smith Karen Ziegelbein This page is sponsored by SEMORS 9 LONE TREE PRINTING Chad Adams Wendy Blase Sarah Brown Lori Ceder Eric Cole Steve Hendricks Chris Lovejoy Kendra Meerkatz Kevin Miller Mari Redman Lonnie Shoup Shane Simonson Angela Sterns Brenda Van Housen Dale Van Housen Alisha Wilshusen Wait, is Shane vandalizing his own store in The juniors watch the senior cheerleaders in broad daylight? awe. Once again the superior strength of a junior is shown. The Class of 1990 had a busy year trying to raise money For the Junior-Se- nior Prom. They sold magazines to fami- ly and Friends in the surrounding commu- nities. The juniors have the _ title “Dynasty” which in ancient times meant rulers. ‘‘Dynasty’’ was chosen because next year this class will be seniors, the so-called ‘rulers of the school’’. Mrs. Downs was the junior class sponsor. Dale Van Housen served as President, Chad Adams; Vice Presi- dent, Sarah Brown; Secretary, and Steve Hendricks was Student Council Representative. Above: Chad demonstrates the proper technique. Right: Look Ma, no cavities! This page is sponsored by HORDVILLE MARKET. G I Oo w i n = P a i n $ The Sophomore class is very in- volved in both academics and school activities. They were involved in sell- ing pizzas, ordering class rings, and letter jackets. “Growing Pains'' was selected as the title because the Sophomore class is going through a stage of high school where they experience a stage of maturity. Their class is caught in the middle of being the old- est and youngest. The experiences they have gained so far will help them with their future. Serving as president for the Sophomore class is Tim Collett, Vice President is Lisa Carlson, Secretary Treasurer is Rene’ Wilshusen. Repre- senting the class for the Student Council is Ryan Sundberg. Jason regresses back to his childhood. Jacki's taking a break during school. Lisa and Angie look on with enthusiasm. 12 SOPHOMORES This page is sponsored by POLK UUGHT and WATER Don’t shoot! Don’t worry, be happy! We hope Rene’s future doesn’t start too soon. John Bankson Michelle Bengtson Lisa Carlson Tim Collett Greg Hoffman Angie Kortum Jacki Mowitz Jason Reeves Danielle Redman Bill Stevens Kerwyn Stewart Ryan Sundberg Rene’ Wilshusen SOPHOMORES 13 16 MIDDLE SCHOOL Brad Anderson Bobbie Beldin Aaron Ceder Teri Coover Russell DaMoude Valerie Ellison Jason Hanquist Jennifer Hoffman Dennis Lukas Open up and say ahhh .. . 14 FRESHMEN This page is sponsored by PENNER’S INC. When the Freshmen came from the middle school to the high school, they realized that a change of atti- tude was going to be necessary. They were demoted from being the “top dogs’ to the youngest of the bunch. The ‘‘Young and the Restless”’ means that they are the youngest in the high school and they are restless because of the change of atmo- sphere. The Freshmen had many new ex- periences this year that will last them a lifetime. Many of the Freshmen were involved in extracurricular activ- ities such as athletics and music. The class officers were Stacy Nyberg, President; Dennis Lukas, Vice-President; Teri Coover, Secre- tary-Treasurer. —_ = t 8 i, 2 — me AMIN OF VPRO ove 2 Above: There's no way you're going to get us on the dance floor. Below: Freshmen girls stand tall. Kenny Lukas Craig Necker Stacy Nyberg Tracy Nyberg Justin Recknor Tim Rogers Angi Shenk Bud Stevens Tyson Veit Kevin Wall FRESHMEN 15 = ® 5 S Q SS Q. ® oe g 3 W) Amber Adams Kari Ang Tina Bankson Travis Brown Heather Calvert Aaron Chessmore Curtis Cole Clint €rickson Jenny Hanquist €ddie Mundt €ric Peterson Mindi Sealey Andrea Shenk Nolan Sundberg Misti Fowler Mitch Hahn Sean Hoffman April Kortum Matt Lovejoy Joseph Mowitz Jamie Recknor Shawn Shoup Denise Van Housen not pictured: Scott Hoffman ‘ee Class o a f The title “‘Another World is very appropriate for the Middle School situation. All classes, with the exception of band, are held at Hordville. With the separate school, the students are given time to mature, rather than being pre- maturely tossed together with the High School. The separation makes the students more familiar and comfortable with the concept of several teachers as opposed to one. The Middle School supplies the students with separate Facili- ties For academic and extra-curricu- lar activities. This provides addi- tional capacity for growth. With this information, “Another World”’ is not only a rea- sonable title, but a very fitting one. Jeremy Bankson Tara Calvert Darold Carlstrom Jennifer Chesebro Brian Chessmore Kari €rickson Ryan Fowler Brent Hanquist Steve Kennel Jack Lovejoy Mike Majerus Heidi Meerkatz Amy Mundt Charlie Mundt Holly Nyberg Ronda Ortegren Ginger Sagehorn Shane Samuels Gene’ Stevens Laurie Stevens Alicea Stewart Sheri Sundberg MIDDLE SCHOOL 17 Mrs. Vicki Recknor Amanda Archer Tracie Bankson Melissa Blase Christyna Broshears Mark Collett Weston Cooper Tracy Friedrichsen €rin Garrett lisa Garrett Tyson Glasser Jessie Grant Brandon Hanquist Kristin Helmink Kieth Hoffman Christa Hudson Derek Larson Crystal Lindburg Brandon Nielsen Katie Reeves Ryan Spence Clay Stevens Jennifer Werner Amy Widga Mrs. Joan Bankson Timaree Andreason Dana Bjerrum Bobbie Calvert Andrew Carlson Katie €rickson Levi €ricksen Renny Floodman Chelsea Fowler Janelle Gress Shawn Hanquist Amy Hoffman Mickeal Larson €rica Lindburg Tiffany Majerus Estelle Miller Abbie Mundt Cortney Ortegren Chris Pauls Sarah Peterson Abby Pleis Ryan Sandell Trent Stevens Jon Sundberg Dan Warnick Miss Elizabeth Sizer Sarah Archer Sara Bankson €ric Blase Melissa Broshears Carla Calvert Brad Carlson Teresa Friedrichsen John Garrett Mark Gustafson Gabe Hanquist Chad Hoffman Tim Kennel Devon Larson Jeff L'Heureux Lane Lindburg Chad Majerus Shane Parsons November Person Brent Pickrel Laura Recknor Marita Riebschlager Jared Shulze lee Wolfe Mrs. Dian Wurst Jill Bankson Thresea Bengtson Jesse Bjerrum Sabrina Bunde Adam Carlson Jacob €ricksen Jennifer €rickson Mindi Fowler Tony Friedrichsen Chad Garrett Jeremy Garrett Nicole Glasser Julie Hanquist Nate Hanquist Shannon Hoffman Caryn Hudson Nicklas Larson Jill Rust Jenna Sealey Amber Shenk Jessica Stevens Mr. Mike Cotter Brad Bankson Melissa Ellison Ben Garrett Kieth Gress Clint Hoffman Sarah Johnson Aaron Mundt Christina Pickrel Nick Reeves Shawn Sandell Melissa Stewart Mike Warnick Mrs. Sandy Anderson Tonya Bengtson Brook Bjerrum Thomas Blase Brian Calvert Clayton Chesebro Matt Collett Nicole Johnson Krystol Fowler Tina Friedrichsen Talia Glasser Brenda Hanquist Steve Hanquist Cameron Hudson Jeremy L'Heureux Brian Majerus Krisa Peterson Jeff Pickrel Chris Riebschlager Courtney Stevens Brenda Stewart Jennifer Sundberg Colene Timmons Jeff Werth Kevin lukas Renee Bankson NICKNAMES: Baby: Noe Now: Ren NICKNAMES: Baby: Doodle bug Now: Squirrley NICKNAMES: . , . NICKNAMES: Baby: Mable a al = 7 — Baby: Butch Now: Sher-bear ee — ” = Now: Hairless Terry Harless Tracia Mielak NICKNAMES: Baby: Blondie Now: K.Z. NICKNAMES: Baby: Runt NICKNAMES: Baby: Noe Now: €ener Renee Ortegren lia Anderson NICKNAMES: Baby: Sweet pea Now: Cuddles NICKNAMES: Baby: Monkey Now: lee NICKNAMES: Baby: Ho Jo Now: Jo NICKNAMES: Baby: Butch Now: fingus NICKNAMES: Baby: Shawna lyn Now: Coach Shawna lampshire Janis Garrett NICKNAMES: Baby: lou Now: lou NICKNAMES: Baby: Miss Muffet Now: Jani Robin Cerny 4 me ¥, Craig Wall 7 NICKNAMES: NICKNAMES: Baby: lou 4 Baby: Craiger Now: Rob Now: Wall Brenda Timmons | NICKNAMES: Baby: Tippy toes Now: Hogger NICKNAMES: : | NICKNAMES: Baby: Son � Baby: Sissy Now: Red Now: Goldie Mrs. Deb Davis ‘ 24 ATHLETICS @ _ CHAMPIONSHIP | wre Ist Row: Shane Simonson, Bud Stevens, Eric Cole, Duane Baack, Ryan Sundberg, Steve Hendricks, Dale Van Housen, Terry Harless, Craig Wall 2nd Row: Russ DaMoude, Lonnie Shoup, Aaron Ceder, Kevin Ang, Kevin Lukas, Bill Stevens, Tracy Nyberg, Brad Andersen, Ke rwyn Stewart 3rd Row: Chad Adams, Kevin Wall, Stacy Nyberg, Dennis Lukas, Jason Reeves, John Bankson, Tyson Veit, Greg Hoffman 4th Row: Coach Gene Wockenfuss, Chris Lovejoy, Kevin Miller, Tim Collett, Assistant Coach Mark Maskell Entering the 1988 Football season with only two returning starters aroused much doubt. Those doubts were soon relieved as the Wildcats posted their third consecutive Conference title, and extended their undefeated regular season streak to 27-0, and also entered the Class D-1 football play-offs for the third straight year. First round opponent, Nelson, re- turned for a rematch from last year's battle. Nelson tripped up the Wildcats 35-42 and ended a very successful year! The Wildcats finished the season rated 7th place in Class D-1 and many individual honors were earned! W L u G ti VU 4 Wildcats commending the Hampton Hawks for a challenging game What a couple! —_ Bud Stevens ‘uses his moves’’ on Benedict's defense. This page is sponsored by LYNKS HYBRIDS. In order to understand completely the success of our varsity Wildcat Football, we need to consider the hard work and dedication of our junior varsity football team. Fundamentals, agility, and understanding of the game, and, most importantly, teamwork start in junior varsity. At- titudes and confidence start at the beginning, determining the Fate of Future varsity Football. The junior varsity's un- defeated record proves well the theory that true winners start at the beginning and never give up until the end. Looking at our JV’s outstanding job indicates success as future varsity players. ee 3 = . 4 ell oan “Agia _ ai s a a ae ee ¢ T rH r w R r C KX x | G C |B r w JV Coach, Mark Maskell, also played the role of Assistant Varsity Coach. This page is sponsored by LYNKS HYBRIDS. Above: Is this teamwork? Right: A wait of anxiety. The Volleyball season was very successful this year. The team took wins along with losses. Losing is look- ed upon as a growing experience and sometimes a 'chance to get even”. When you keep your chins high and your determination going, everything falls into place. The girls on the team had to dig deep inside to keep going sometimes, but victory was in store for the Lady Wildcats and they trav- elled to Lincoln for the state tourna- ment. “Die Hard'’ suggests’ the struggles and trials experienced through a rewarding year of varsity volleyball. For only the second year of consolidation, Wildcat opponents were sure they could ‘slide right by’’. As they grew and played together as ateam, the opponents saw the pride and success of individuals coming to- gether as one. Front Row: Kendra Meerkatz, Alisha Wilshusen, Brenda Timmons, Sherri DeMers, Holly Bedient, Renee Or- tegren, Angi Shenk, Teri Coover Back Row: Coach Tammie Tonniges, Brenda VanHousen, Angie Sterns, Karen Ziegelbein, Renee Bankson, Janis Garrett, Rene’ Wilshusen, Lori Ceder Coach Linda Gilson VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Making a kill spike at state. Above: What form!!! Below:The look of determina- tion. €at This!!! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 31 Ea Se aaa This page is sponsored by CENTRAL VISION CLINIC. The Polk-Hordville junior varsity volleyball finished the season with an 8-3 record. The J.V. Lady Wildcats used determination and teamwork to reach their accomplish- ments. These girls have an abundance of potential and skill that will be very helpful in the Future. Angi Shenk saved the play. Lisa Carlson aces a spike. 32 JV VOLLEYBALL Angi Shenk attempts another point a : 1 oe ae UE oc CUT eet JV VOLLEYB Back Row: J. Mowitz, B. VanHousen, L. Carlson, Coach Gilson, R. Wilshusen, A. Sterns, A. Shenk. Front Row: M. Benstson, W. Blase, S. Brown, V. Ellison, A. Kortum, T. Coover. arene. werd ve =, ws Left: Dale shows good form while shoot- ing a free throw. Above: Chad towers over a crowd of blue attempting to score Right: Steve skies for an easy two Opp. PHHS 66 48 74 85 AMaa @™ This page is sponsored by SUNDBERG AND SON. Kneeling: Duane Baack, Ryan Sundberg, Brad Andersen, and Kevin Lukas Standing: Tracy Nyberg, Bud Stevens, Dale VanHousen, Justin Recknor, Chad Adams, Steve Hendricks, Kevin Miller, Shane Simonson, and Lonnie Shoup The 1988-89 basketball sea- son turned out to be a year of ups and downs. With only 2 seniors and a First year coach it was a learning experience for the young team. Like the movie ‘‘Hoosiers‘’, there were many barriers that had to be overcome to bring the team to- gether. Next year there will be many experienced players returning so we'll be looking for a good year. Ryan's hang time 1,001 1,002 Back Row: Tracy Nyberg, Bill Stevens, Kerwyn Stewart, Justin Recknor, Shane Simonson, Kevin Wall, John Bankson, Lonnie Shoup, Jason Reeves, Stacy Nyberg Front Row: Russ DaMoude, Kenny Lukas, Denny Lukas, Tyson Veit, Jason Hanquist, Brad Andersen, Tim Rogers. An exciting, but challenging year is the best way to sum up our Junior Varsity season. The foundation was laid, with basic Fundamentals being emphasized for off-season practice. The potential for many competitive years to come is there, but will be de- termined by each athlete's off-sea- son commitment! Bill takes control. Giltner Marquette Henderson oe Hampton be aa f Benedict ay Bi dthotGh UMN—-ROOD NT-4 This Page is Sponsored by PENNER’S INC. Shelby Rising City Str adhills pe Ant olvol | i ami Above: Sherri attempts another free throw. Left: Kendra makes a move to score. This page is sponsored by REDMAN WELL SERVICE. The team awaits the final buzzer of the season. From last second shots to con- vincing victories, the girls basketball team was a success from the opening tip-off. The Lady Wildcats finished the campaign with a 14-6 overall re- cord and a Crossroads Conference record of 6-3 tying them for third place. The “TEAM” concept of “Together Everyone Accomplishes More’’ was clearly evident. Accomplishments of the season included a first ever Conference Tournament Runner-up and Sub-Dis- trict and District titles, earning them a ticket to ‘‘March Madness’’ com- monly called the State Tournament. Even though they were eliminated in the first round, the experience will forever be present in their memory. Just remember: Just do it! Ist row: Val Ellison, Brenda VanHousen, Renee Ortegren, Sherri DeMers, Brenda Timmons, Holly Bedient, Dani Redman, and Jennifer Hoffman 2nd row: Teri Coover, Angi Shenk, René Wilshusen, Janis Garrett, Lori Ceder, Kendra Meerkatz, Alisha Wilshusen, Michelle Bengtson, and Angie Kortum £ if mF A Rene’ trys For extra points against ‘Burg. This year's Junior Varsity Lady Cats once again came out with another Lori expertly moves the ball in for two, while being trailed after by some ’mean”’ successful season. The title, “Shot In Hornets the Dark'’, was chosen because of the lack of any ‘‘elders’’ on the team. Con- trary to the title, the team had a very satisfying season, 8 wins and | loss. The team was young, made ve mostly of freshmen and sophomores. The young team will be outstanding in the coming seasons as they progress into varsity ball, due to the experience that they acquired over the year. We all are looking forward to seeing them in action in future years. This page is sponsored by MARGO'S HAIR STYLE. Shelby Giltner i telgelelcis Benedict (4 @ole) laa 4 . Dani shoots through Giltner’s defense This page is sponsored by POLK SENIOR CENTER R U N N N G M y N Marquette Invite PHHS Invite McCooliinvite CRC STATE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Running Man is an appropriate title For th e boys’ track team because they had a fulfilling year. The boys completed a successful season with 22 participants and 5 state qualifiers. The boys finished 4th in Class D at state with 38 points. The boys won their 3rd con- secutive Polk-Hordville Invitational, their 4th consecu- tive CRC title, and won 4 of the last 5 district track meets they have been in. The boys worked very hard this year and performed well. They are looking for- ward to next year with most of the lettermen return- Dale VanHousen won the All-Class Gold in the Triple Jump. . — Weercome + Pitts page is : by Les ST S CUSTOM HARVES- (ges TOM €NS- ie SEED. D The girls completed a successful season with 18 par- ticipants and 10 state qualifiers. The girls’ track page was given the title ‘All the Right Moves because of all the talented athletes. Every track meet the girls made ‘‘All the Right Moves ’ and placed either Ist or 2nd. The girls worked hard this year, performed well and dominated most of the meets they competed in. With all the returning letterman the PHHS girls track team should have another successful year in 1990. Back row: Chris Lindberg, Darold Carlstrom, Brian Chessmore, Shane Samuels, Steve Kennel, Sean Hoffman. 3rd row: Jenny Cheesebro, Shawn Shoup, Ryan Fowler, Denise VanHousen, Misti Folwer, April Kor- tum, Scott Hoffman. 2nd row: Tammie Tonniges, assistant coach, Kari Erickson, Holly Nyberg, Alicea Stewart, Gene’ Stevens, Ginger Sage- horn, Laurie Stevens. Ist row: Don Ritta, head coach, Mitch Hahn, Ronda Ortegren, Amy Mundt, Jamie Recknor, Sheri Sundberg, Heidi Meerkatz “Let's do it!’’ Hi E Wy L E u “Did | Win? Back Row: Brent Hanquist, Mike Majerius, Shane Samuels, Darold Carlstrom, Ryan Fowler, Jack Lovejoy, Steve Kennel, Brian Chessmore Front Row: Mike Cotter, assistant coach, Shawn Shoup, Mitch Hahn, Sean Hoffman, Matt Lovejoy, Head coach Don Ritta o- (k) e+e Ce = VOLLEYBALL fs BR on , oa . —o Kari €rickson bumping the ball. “Oh no not me!”’ Back row: Scott Hoffman, Jeremy Bankson, Shane Samuels, Ryan Fowler, Back Row: Laurie Stevens, Tara Calvert, Holly Nyberg, Alicea Stewart, Charlie Mundt, Darold Carlstrom, Steve Kennel, Brian Cheesbro. First row: Ginger Sagehorn, Jamie Recknor, Jenny Chesebro, Gene’ Stevens, Kari Brent Hanquist, Sean Hoffman, Shawn Shoup, Mitch Hahn. Erickson First Row: Amy Mundt, Heidi Meerkatz, Ronda Ortegren, Denise VanHousen, April Kortum, Misti Fowler, Sheri Sundberg a Ryan Fowler up For two! “Let's do it! --DDWDAMNKRVN D DW SPECIAL HONORS The Tele-Care kids of Polk-Hordville won the National Tele- Care contest. Back Row: Adam Carlson, Nathan Hanquist, Chad Garrett, Nicklas Larson Standing: Amber Shenk, Nicole Glasser, Jill Bankson, Sabrina Bunde First Row: Tony Friedrichsen, Jacob €ricksen, Jeremy Garrett Chairs: Jenny Erickson, Thresea Bengston, Jessica Stevens, Jennifer Sealey, Julie Hanquist, Mindi Fowler Floor: Shannon Hoffman, Caryn Hudson ODESSEY OF THE MINDS Back Row: Cameron Hudson, Chris Riebschlager, Mike Warnick, Jeffery Werth, Front Row: Clay- ton Chesebro, Thomas Blase, Nicklaus Reeves egg Seine Ee ab eg gS Bai, Ts PERS ee ee ee ped SE ON gs ae E i S or eoaee Fag. he a a ee ol ee = 2-2 + = ; Se eee oo 2 = : = et 2 = se Oe a ee ae ie Z es a Ve Sen 7 aa You Asked For It Playgirl Playbou Choices Vogue Teen Outdoor Life World U.S. News Local News Seas acs ee Se eae eee. ; SS ee SSS aS ca a re a in ea Ses SS ee ee ea Ne ee ee ees Sea eee oe ee Sa et Si ee ENS MCS Da aa SN ee eat eae SIN Si a na) a Ce eg ae SD se ee ae cali ey et Pe at a sae ray. Gees ee sae SLT. ae a You Asked Forit... Can you believe it? Even though she doesn't allow her students to chew gum, we Many students requested to have a caught Mrs. Downs having some fun with a bub- picture of Mrs. Davis measuring her hair. ble. Since she became obsessed with grow- ing her hair out, measuring her hair be- came a daily habit. For those of you who believe your picture is not in the yearbook enough, we have taken a picture just for you. We hope this picture of ME will satisfy all of you. 50 MIN MAG Many students requested to see Mr. Meyer with a full head of hair. Even though we couldn't get the “real thing’’, we hope this will do. During the year, Mr. Mcintyre and Mrs. Tonniges had a contest to see who could lose the most weight. Mr. Mcintyre ended up los- ing 43 pounds and Mrs. Tonniges lost 25 pounds. Results of the boys’ votes for Playgirl came in with Heather Locklear on top with 21% of the votes. Samantha Fox had 18%, Heather Thomas had 15%, and Demi Moore had 12%. Heather Locklear Heather Thomas Demi Moore The girls’ votes For Playgirl were a little differ- ent. Demi Moore and Elizabeth Shue share the title with 11% of the votes ea ch. Alyssa Milano and Heather Locklear also tied with 8% of the votes. Heather Locklear Demi Moore Elizabeth Shue 52 MIN MAG Tom Cruise Brian Bloom Tom Cruise also led the boys’ votes for Playboy with 29%. Tom Selleck had 24% and Patrick Swayze and Kirk Cameron tied with 14% of the votes each. Patrick Bwayze sey m@ae)-) The girls voted Tom Cruise as Playboy with 32% of the votes. Rob Lowe came in second with 27% of the votes followed by Brian Bloom with 16% and Patrick Swayze with 5%. wae = ; Patrick = ; n 2 Talkative a Stondbjest Wendy Blase and Chea Lovejoy Dani Redinan and Gill Stavens Dale Van oaitn and Slew De Mers USest Dacsscat ee est Da le 1 lane pS Rp and , Bren da 1 lear Housen Preidea po mons @ ad et Cob forgot to Shou up. Steve = He n dis hs an d Kenden Whealate a Mma rt est Kiedieit -_ Koti Miller eal Reuse Ortegren CHOICES Janis Garrett and Chad Adams SYSHLO SYSHLO SYSHLO 435801) 3HL JIHDNG SSuyE What do you do on your dates? GO OUT TO EAT WATCH TV GO TO PARTIES WHATEVER DATE WANTS TO e) S x aa oO. fe) w) What does it mean to go steady? 25% say that it is the way you feel about someone. 39% say that it means having someone’s ring. 32% say that it means dating only that one person. 4% say that it means to see each other on weekends. GIRLS % How often do you date? TWO TIMES A WEEK AS MUCH AS I WANT THREE TIMES A WEEK 3 TO 5 TIMES A WEEK DEPENDS LL) eK x a) ae a O What is your curfew? NO CURFEW DEPENDS What does it mean to go steady? 56% say that it is the way you feel about someone. 19% say that it means having someone’s ring. 13% say that it means dating only that one person. 6% say that it means to own her. ELOLE TLL Shopping Watch T.V. Kerwyn trying to look important. OUTDOOR LIFE _ § aie i a et) 60 MIN MAG Youth Group Rene’ and Sherri's favorite pastime. on 8 on to) S a o. Tr tf Fr Stuff it, Ryan. TYE ad eth ws provina he rece with style. 2 iat cle smc ere gee Vi semaiiail wei Avr Don’t Work Food. gasoline, tobacco costs rise sharply. Don’t worry, be happy ' Zt ing sport LOY —C Rust’ arrogant Tyson! oy Se Oo Deer wo S O ape ® = | © 3°) . one if a ‘ on abr U.S. NEWS REPORT 62 MIN MAG — 8) ’ to Midlands: Beay 1ueyeS ul JsoJe}U! Hujwiwesys ye 04 SAC” | ¢) Ajyso9 rt NCAA finale oi BILUG a@pnjouod Aja !] ue sieUIWweS Jeyjo SeYydiNy Seley EP PP Sts SI TRESS At sere nnd SY AO Huruuejd un loOMpies ichigan!: =) a eo ° =) , a. i) © pewye J pew ert i ae) a) af e gl Sr Ss sng Yl Uoisuedx envoys in dispute over ‘Satanic Verses Omahan helps reshape war-torn Afghanistan | WORLD NEWS REPORT MINI MAG 63 mam on Ee Nebraska Kids Win! Polk, Nebraska — t it (change) in its historical perspec- Polk native to advise agricultural development ool distr rg, whic. .cexprurmy auc ga. “In 1950, York County had $4 school ptricts and has six today. And Pc ty had 70 districts in 1950 - e now. The situation hac” b continuously and Rs ce a leaders u big McCall _ig IS 20,000 % go” _an Nebraska and 1 districts, compared 2Ka’s 869. wen patrons try to weigh the eco- c effects of a school’s closing they pd to look at other services that have hanged, McCall said. Ten years ago ; Hordville trio Centralization old Lowell, presi7-- wae - inform. «mw COCTescu | new building at a a Voters will “+e thei public school district. “Tt is il) 5 nth lus aid Pat Hey LER p . Her two elen at bused 114 moroe ar did TUR mie iter after scho+ onal is support or - s a big advan! porn ooh aid - not to thes- Be. srrhpwes If ae oe me we asi ee State Department of Educat @ cials have estimated the annu wants bused M. cost of reimbursing local dist: issue, there hooks at between $300,000 and $¢ not want to live here, z the program is fully implemente mportant partofthi Those estimates are based vate-school students requestin = one-third | to —— of their boo 4 g et many « - oy their local sct Gall of Omaha, a = per- weighs “Ort = efficient and avoid “ae al, aid equipment,” ive to a new sc ecaan to try to delete the ma. 2 old buildings . the proposed new. y the Cost Tor pnvate Scnoo! stuuc: harlow textbooks from their local The Nebraska Supreme Court re “d_a 1986 law establishing a snk loan program. In Tuled that Llication costs would be Despite the relatively small amount of money involved, some members of Dale Farm. rage ix. does not rape schoo! - coe, nina un system.” vary Hannibal of Omaha said ans to offer the amendment to g the funding for the program because Department of Education has yet —— te +h adn - More Of Measles Reported “T still come back to the philosog that with public taxpayer dollars, g first obligation is to support the pub ei Se ——s ee Bil Tor . The Neo: ng _ Smaill Distr the committee said the program has too has pushed vurt decision. He said § =: uup plans to oppose the propos . can’t support __ puvuc schools like we should, so eXalvhy should we support private acon, McCall said. Twech pois?” y susimon and desir- coln (AP) — The skeletons of tv oths, their tusks still locked tog bat, could form the backbone of a new plex at Fort Robinson State Park, according to ““1 Ms started out a emen' je Sen. Sandy Scofield. = germane grass- . years ago,” Sen. gical hone for - Scofield said she would like to see the tusks flare = oa al kill the funding for the layed na gallery at he propese nes ou complex, at | a: 1S all beca f vol ding for th= - writes humor _ = auoney. I Pree Polk man. ee mi 1D preserve this imnortant and world acclaimed Asay SOLU round approval. esearchers speculate two young male Colum- Trave voco mammoths charged each other continuously in : {Soar blippery mud some 12,000 years ago. Theprehis- _ Planning and design mone; 4 Ano ed Willow County tragedy == Car-train crash ruled a murder-suicide w= would id not ud not onl nes at UNL also os facta “ste fossil lana Bercy 5 ad k. near Bayard. a A Fa elimination of funding. “The Supreme Court has ruled. | time to move to the next step and mal the program operative,” he said. . Waste site splits communitj VVUU VGAULA, OCT BUCY curu. In addition to the museum, pk four-mile nature trail, an observation ing a four-state vista where one can various Indian wars and treaties, g tures and wildlife, anda rt base Sen. Scofield noted that a new facil Rilaur thea —-.enmee 62 abe 2 Soil conditions worsen across Nebrask@ deliver educational outreach program Also included in the capital consi| $10,000 for a plan for a new State Historical “ ar center att ted moe 2° Rp Nebraska tmz, CUtary, ¢ fic one of their most hear. Studeng. permanent structure is overau... milogzs sored man egecrng lng tnesi¥et¥ foacles Are Reported in York! ad ovine eT) TO 66 ACTIVITIES a) eee Al. 4 L RY Pi . Be True to Your School Front: Brenda VanHousen, Holly Bedient. Middle: Renee Ortegren, Lori Ceder, Wendy Blase. Top: Angela Sterns. This page is sponsored by FILLMAN INSURANCE. This page is sponsored by DR. RICHARD L. KANT. Stages a Modern Day Cowboy This year's FFA was wild and outgoing. We at- tended Husker Harvest Days for our first trip of the year. District Land Judging was our next event. Ateam from Polk-Hordville qualified for the state contest in David City. The District Livestock judging contest went quite well for everyone who competed. Five of the seven officers attended the National FFA Convention, Our FFA made money by selling Fruit to mainly peo- ple in Polk and Hordville, but others did try to hit a much bigger area. The money made went to fund our chap- ter and was put to use for the whole school. We really enjoyed ourselves this year and are looking forward to and even better year in 89-90. et These are the following students that went to state.Back Row:Travis Bauer, Kevin Wall, Brad An- derson, Craig Wall, Tracy Nyberg Front Row: Russ Damoude, Tim Rogers, Dennis Lukas, Tyson Veit, This page is sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL and Kenny Lukas 70 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BANK and YORK EQUIPMENT INC. Girls Just Want To Have Fun was the title of the 1989 annual staff. It consisted of eight seniors, two jun- iors and a sophomore. Mrs. Tonniges was the sponsor of the all girl annual staff. This year was very busy making layouts, selling annuals, and annual ads. The top salespeople were Janis Garrett and Brenda Van Housen. The top annual sellers were Lisa Beldin and Sherri DeMers. The annual staff wasn't only busy with the annual but also with the Wildcat Tales. Mrs. Da- vis was the sponsor. Back Row:Brenda VanHousen, Robin Cerny, Karen Ziegelbein, Renee Ortegren, and Sherri DeMers Front Row:Holly Bedient, Renee Bankson, Dani Redman, Wendy Blase, Janis Garrett, and Lisa Bel- din Another tough day in annual. Is Sherri DeMers really working? This page is sponsored by THE BACK DOOR. Girls Just Want To Have Fun VICTORY DANCE The theme for homecoming this year was ‘Victory Dance. ’ Activ- ities for the week were spirit week, painting windows,and a community pep ralley. Friday night a double victory was re- ceived by both boys and girls over the Benedict Eagles. To cel- ebrate their victories a dance was held uptown, music was pro- vided by Sounds Unlimited. Lt. to Rt.: Kendra Meerkatz, Dale Van Housen, Mark Collett, Terry Harless, Sherri DeMers, €rin Garrett, Kevin Ang, Renee Ortegren This page is sponsored by AURORA TELEMARKETING INC. and CLIFF AND KATHY MESNER HOMECOMING 73 We got the Beat This year the band had a very suc- cessful event-packed year. Thirty-eight members participated in over 30 events all year including home games, tourna- ments, concerts and parades. The band made vast improvements this year and was always met with high praise. Eight members were chosen to play in the C.R.C. Honor Band, and all instrumental groups did well at contest. We will miss 4 senior musicians and look to the future with many young students coming up. PHHS also looks forward to next year with new uniforms on the way. Above: Kendra and Angie Sterns lead the band during the Harvest of Harmony Parade 9 : é j Left: Holly was voted to be Harvest of Harmony Queen candidate for the Harvest! of Harmony Parade. These pages are sponsored by WORTMAN MOTOR CO. and HELEN’S RESTAURANT The “impressions’ performed at several different activities ‘4 De ty 2 The choir could best be described in one word, talented. The group this year received all superior ratings in all but one vocal event, and received an excellent rating judged as a high school with 500 students at Worlds Of Fun. The group was very busy doing 5 concerts and the Worlds Of Fun trip, all of which went very well. The PHHS chorus was always met with high praise, and always gave a top performance. The 10 seniors will truly be missed and the future holds many exciting things For this group. Dump up the Volume ml AP =) w! Sir “a olf |: aa mi ll lie os ‘ ose oo = ws om me The Time of The title that has been chosen for the All-Activities pages is the ‘Time of My Life. ’ It is the time of the school year when all of the involvements and accom- plishments of students are recognized and many awards are distributed. This seems to be the highlight of all the time that was expended on school activities by many talented students. All Around Activities Awards were given to Steve Hendricks and Renee Ortegren. This page is sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK of AU- RORA. Renee is asked to translate her Spanish award and all she can say is ‘Yo no se ’, which means | don’t know. Above: Part of the play cast awaits their recognition. Left: Our coaches receive awards for their hard work. Below: Sherri re- ceives the All Around Scholar-Athlete award from an Army Res- erves Representative. DON?T WORRY. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER White rose with blue tip Holly Bedient Renee Ortegren Polk Valedictorian Hordville Valedictorian “We came as strangers, We stayed as Friends; We leave with memories that never end. ’ Renee Bankson Sherri DeMers Polk Salutatorian Hordville Salutatorian Dale VanHousen Kendra Meerkatz 80 GRADUATION Junior Escorts rd a | We § Say 2 . i « f SPECIAL Front row: Brenda VanHousen, Kendra Meerkatz, Renee Ortegren, Jacki Mowitz, Alisha Wilshu- sen. Middle row: Rene’ Wilshusen, Holly Bedient, Sarah Brown, Sherri DeMers, Wendy Blase. 82 SPECIAL HONORS Tim Collett Back row: Chris Lovejoy, Tim Collett, Renee Bankson, Karen Ziegelbein, Lori Ceder. BUSINESS TEAM RESULTS Team - Ist place overall Renee Ortegren - Filing - Ist place Sherri DeMers - Filing - 2nd place Wendy Blase - Sales Presentation - 2nd place Karen Ziegelbein - Sales Presentation - 3rd place Front row: Wendy Blase, Renee Ortegren, Holly Bedient, Shawna Lampshire. Middle row: Mrs. Lind, Angie Sterns, Lori Ceder, Rene’ Wilshusen, Russ DaMoude. Back row: Karen Zie- gelbein, Renee Bankson, John Bankson, Jason Reeves, Tim Collett, Mr. Lind. SPEECH TEAM SPEECH CRC RATING DISTRICTS STATE Superior Excellent Wendy Blase Superior Superior Tim Collett Renee Ortegren Excellent Good Holly Bedient Superior Superior Excellent (2) Shawna Lampshire Superior Stperior Angie Sterns Superior (2) €xcellent Superior €xcellent Superior Lori Ceder Superior Superior Superior (2) Rene’ Wilshusen Superior Superior Superior Excellent Russ DaMoude Good Excellent Karen Ziegelbein Superior (2) Superior (2) Superior (2) and Excellent (2) Renee Bankson Superior Superior John Bankson Excellent €xcellent Jason Reeves €xcellent Excellent Superior Excellent €xcellent (2) HONORS DRAMA “SPRING COMES TO FEBRUARY FARM CAST: Holly Bedient CRC RATING: 2 Superiors - Ist place Wendy Blase Karen Ziegelbein DISTRICT RATING: 2 Superiors - 1st place Steve Hendricks Lori Ceder STATE RATING: 1 Superior - 1 Excellent Chris Lovejoy INDIVIDUAL AWARDS: Wendy Blase and Lori Cedar received Best Actor Awards at CRC contest STAGE MANAGERS: Chad Adams PROPS: Tim Collett and Jacki Mowitz CRC HONOR BAND Holly Bedient Renee Ortegren Wendy Blase Jenni Stevens Brenda VanHousen Jason Reeves Lori Ceder Shane Samuels SPECIAL HONORS 83 FOOTBALL AMES CONFERENCE ALL AREA had Adams Qnd team € Honorable Mention G Steve Hendricks Ist team Q C K Ist team evin Ang Ist team C NG Ist team Dale VanHousen Ist team HB 2nd team KR Honorable Mention DC ALL STATE Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Ist team Dale VanHousen was accepted into the 1000 Yard Club. Kevin Ang will participate in the Eight-Man All-Star Game. VOLLEYBALL NAMES CONFERENCE ALL AREA Renee Ortegren Honorable Mention Lori Ceder Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Kendra Meerkatz 2nd team 2nd team Honorable Mention Honorable Captain ALL STATE Lori Ceder and Renee Ortegren were selected to be on the All Academic Team. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ront row: Rene’ Wilshusen, Lisa Carlson, Ryan Sundberg, Tim Collett, John Bankson. Middle row: ori Ceder, Steve Hendricks, Kendra Meerkatz, Karen Ziegelbein, Sherri DeMers, Holly Bedient Alisha Wilshusen. Back row: Kevin Miller, Eric Cole, Shawna Lampshire, Robin Cerny, Renee Orteg- en, Sarah Brown. 84 SPECIAL HONORS BOYS’ BASKETBALL Chad Adams - All-Conference Honorable Mention Steve Hendricks - All-Conference Ist team, All-Area Ist team, All- Class 2nd team, All-Tournament (CRC) Ist team, Omaha World Her- ald Honorable Mention, Lincoln Journal 2nd team, All-State Ist team. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Janis Garrett - All-Conference 2nd team, All-Area Honorable Mention, All-Tournament (CRC) 1st team, Omaha World Herald Honorable Mention, Lincoln Journal Honorable Mention, Sum- mer All-Star Game. Sherri DeMers - All-Conference Ist team, All-Area Ist team, All-Tournament (CRC) 1st team, Omaha World Herald Honor- able Mention, Lincoln Journal Honorable Mention, Summer All- Star Game. Kendra Meerkatz - All-Conference Honorable Mention, All-Area Honorable Mention. Renee Ortegren - Summer All-Star Game alternate. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Tracy Nyberg received Ist place at state in Dairy. STATE TRACK QUALIFIERS Dale VanHousen - 100M, 200M, Triple Jump, Long Jump Ryan Sundberg - 800M, 400M Tracy Nyberg - 3200M Kevin Lukas - 1600M Terry Harless - 110HH Renee Ortegren - 1600M, 3200M relay Sherri DeMers - 100LH, 300LH, 400M relay Rene’ Wilshusen - Shot put Brenda VanHousen - 1600M, 1600M relay, 3200M relay Angie Sterns - 400M, 1600M relay, 200M, 400M relay Angi Shenk - 100M, 400M relay, 400M Michelle Bengston - 1600M relay, and 3200M relay Brenda Timmons - 400M relay Valerie Ellison - 400M relay Jacki Mowitz - 3200M relay Dale VanHousen was the gold medalist in the Triple Jump. SPECIAL HONORS 85 POLK Redman Tree Service Removal, Trimming, Stump Grinding 765-2951 Snack Shack Becky and Sheila Mary Kay Kathy Helmink 765-2701 STROMSBURG Olson's Standard 94-hour Wrecker Service Gissler Auto Supply 213 €. 4th 764-353 1 764-383 1 The Headlight Bill and Jan Thompson Michael Ulffers D.D.S. 305 €. 4th 764-6801 Prairie Creek Family Medicine David Jameson M.D. 764-249 | Twin Lumber 764-444] Flowers by Irene 408 Commercial 764-232 1] Cuddy’s Quick Shop 2nd Main 86 ADVERTISING AD IT UP Boosters Goldenrod Insurance Agency 764-299 | State Farm Insurance Kurth Deland, Agent Arloa's Full Service Salon 117 €. 4th 764-3331 Christensen Drug 764-299 | Stromsburg Medical Clinic Branch of York Medical Clinic 764-5511 Action Automotive 114 €. 3rd 764-8142 Perry Noyd Repair Tewell’s Gun Shop 764-4950 Bowers Repair 764-2082 CENTRAL CITY Central Pharmacy (308) 946-3859 Bill's Volume Sales €ast Highway 30 (308) 946-3068 Haith Motors 24 Hour Wrecker Service (308) 946-3011 Wheelers Country General Head-Quarters Hair Center 806 C. Avenue (308) 946-2999 Independent Club 417 G. Street (308) 946-9819 Heartland Automotive Inc. Machine Shop Service (308) 946-3066 Ace Body Shop Doug Bryant (308) 946-3084 Justice Pharmacy James J. Justice, R.P. (308) 946-2501 Central Scale Service West Highway 30 (308) 946-3591 Finlayson Inc. 423 G. Street (308) 946-3025 or 2410 Central City Mall 1414 16th Street Freeland Floral Central City Mall (308) 946-5159 OSCEOLA Tonniges Chevrolet Sales and Service 747-4461 HAMPTON Bamesberger Welding and Blacksmith 115 First St. CLARKS Shorty’s Bar YORK Redman's Shoes 107 €. 6th 362 4646 Hilder Shockery Jewlery 101 €ast 6th St. 362-5054 Abbott Studio 207 €. 6th St. 362-6584 Wedding Creations Gowns For Weddings,Prom,etc. 624 Lincoln Ave. Ron and Jerry's Inc. Plumbing, Heating Septic tanks and Wells Family Pharmacy 523 Lincoln Ave. 362-4497 Lichti TV Appliance Sales and Service 362-5569 Flower Box 118 West 6th St. 362-4497 W.S. Desch Sons 723 Lincoln Ave. 362-5173 Rita's Hair Center 125 €. 10th 362-7690 Higgins Studio 506 Grant Ave. 362-5403 American Heartland 618 Grant Ave. 362-2077 Harold €. Rosenau 612 Grant Suite Two 362-3319 Ken Kunze Realty 721 Grant Ave. 362-7438 America n Charter 501 Grant 362-7736 Car Parts Inc. 59292 Grant Ave. 362-7708 The Recipe Box Homestyle Cooking 720 Lincoln Ave. Patty's Halmark Shop 607 Lincoln Ave. Countryside Fabrics Your Bernina Dealers 7 18 Lincoln Ave. AURORA First Securities Corp. 1220 L. Street Box 100 694-6926 Schneider's Coast to Coast 1121 M. Street Anderson Gustafson Real Estate Farm Management Insurance 694-3181 Nebraska Land Video 1215 12th Street 694-4699 Creative Hair Fashions West Side of the Square 694-5550 Aurora Apothecary 1129 12th Street For All Your Health Needs Mode O' Day On The Square 694-6546 Aurora Floral 1211 M. Street 694-3400 Cliff's Studio Inc. Box 309 694-2850 Roger G. Holling O.D. 1514 K. Street 694-6114 Michael J. Jones, D.D.S. 694-6154 Janzen Used Cars 805 Q@. Street 694-3831 Chuck's Drive In 850 Q@. Street 694-3831 Our Town Highway 34 694-4303 Mapleway Lanes Bernie and Lucy 694-2888 or 694-2758 Tree Tops Restaurant 1206 L. Street 694-6767 Dr. J. Michael Allen 694-2044 Daylight Donut Coffee Shop Grandview Cafe ADVERTISING 87 WEITL’S HOME CENTER WEITL'S HOME CENTER 121 E. 6th St. York. NE 362-3933 Furniture-Magic Chef Appliances-Lamps- Everyday Low Prices-Great Value “Come on in and feel at home” Kortum’s Cave Russ and Julia Kortum Cafe and Tavern “The Family Place” phone 757-3235 Hordville, NE. Convenant Cedars Bible Camp P. O. Box 68 Hordville, Ne. Wayne and Bernice Meyer Camp Manager Home Office (402) 757-3335 (402) 757 3241 Weidner Chevrolet West Highway 30 Central City, Nebr. 68626 te Oldsmobile, Buick, GMC, Truck The Dealer Who Deals Bus. Phone (308) 946-3061 Bus. Phone (308) 384-1855 FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN ASSN. Grain Feed Fertilizer Chemicals Propane and Petroleum Products Stromsburg, Ne. 68666 764-2571 Benedict, Ne. 68316 732-6622 Paint, Wall paper, Sundries, Custom Picture Framing The Celer Spet ERVIN EVELYN BAMESBERGER 1102 13TH STREET AURORA, NEBRASKA 68818 402-694-3002 United Cooperatives Inc. Farmer owned Hordville. Dolk. Hampton. Marquette SWEET ELECTRIC INC. Box 220 Motor Mounts Pulleys-Belts Underground Pipes Gated Pipe Electric Pump Pump Panels Submersible Pumps Trenching Clarks, NE 68628 Phone: (308) 548-2248 and 548-2343 ADVERTISING 89 Funk’s Seed Carl Brown, Corn Sorghum Soybeans Forages 765-7211 114 W. 7th York Nebraska Land Video Nebraska Land Video 110 W. 7th Street 1215 12th Street York, NE 68467 Aurora, NE 68818 (402) 362-3966 (402) 694-4699 90 ADVERTISING ADS ADS TRADITIONAL AND and more CREATIVE ADS SR. PORTRAITS 218 W. 2nd 308-382-4195 GRAND ISLAND ———————— _ ANHOUSEN 7 RD YARD -WALINGA AGRI-VAC = SALES SERVICE = 402-764-5014 765-7153 = be MRS am it, Se ADVERTISING 91 a7o CITIZENS STATE BANK CITIZEN'S STATE BANK : . 4 He) i He i lab | } URE iy hee i VAT 3 iy eet Back: Dennis Stevens. Don Stewart. S$am Baird. Melody Hoffman. Bev VanHousen. Front: Jean Harless. Bev Coover. Janice Bankson. 92 ADVERTISING Each depositor insured to 20,000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Polk, Nebraska Phone: 402 765-2191 Member FDIC Complete Insurance The bank large enough to serve you and small enough to know you. ADVERTISING 93 FIRST STATE BANK § HORDVILLE ™ Sraenr ae BANKING | SERVICE PHONE: 757-3231 OR 765-7142 MEMBER F.D.L.C. LOANS AND INSURANCE == CUSTOM HAYING Rw . Ki AP AD Steve Jacobsen Paul McIntyre SESE Windrowing Square Wire Baling Round Baling . 402-854-3175 402-854- Central City : 854-3313 Auto Parts ; 325 G Street Central City, NE 68826 308-946-3801 308-563-2817 6 Qua soliton thls OY rd R. A. AUTO SUPPLY 224 Broadway Box 645 Fullerton, Nebraska 68638 CENTRAL FEED HATCHERY (308) 536-3240 CENTRAL CITY, NE 68826 JOSEPH L. TYLER ; Purina Farm Consultant Business (308) 946-3512 Compliments: Paul Mcintyre Polk Machine and Supply J. P. Chesebro 765-2291 ai. fe? OP CLINIC Dr. Gary Sallans 919 16th Street Aurora, Ne. (402) 694-6565 96 ADVERTISING jee” ON Gia ii —=1| ASGROW = Sherman Wilshusen Tank Wagon and Filling Station Custom Service Exhaust Pipe Bending Rt. 1 Box 58 Computer Wheel Balancing Stromsburg, NE 68666 Complete Engine Overhauling 765-7287 Front End Alignments Phone: 765-3451 Cl BAXTER’S AG-LAND AIRS EQUIP., INC. wmerictvav so | got more! CENTRAL CITY, NE 68826 j——J aaa By © Mel Phyl Bender Registered Holsteins Grade A Milk Producer RR. 1 Clarks, NE. JOHN DEERE York Office Shelby Office 362-4636 527-5162 DRS Lott Brower PC Dental Practice SMR, Fuels, Oils, Fertilizers = seer) Chemicals, LP Gas Polk, NE. Dick Harless ADVERTISING 97 Office Hours: Phone: (308) 946-3028 8-5, Mon.-Sat. 24 Hr. Watts: 1-800-247-6167, Ext. 668 Central City Veterinary Clinic DR. LARRY L. DEARKING DR. C. RICHARD JOHNSON Christmas Parties Wedding Rehearsals Suppers Meetings Se | = STEAKHOUSE Catering ian es csestae ' Wedding Birthday ae ey Te AND Cakes = =a = a = S LOUNGE Orders to go Open 8 days a week Noon Evening Specials Tuesday: Pizza Buffet Wednesday: Bar-B-Q Ribs Saturday: Prime Rib Sunday: Chicken Beer Garden For reservations call (402) 765-6501 98 ADVERTISING RON’S MARKET AND MEAT PROCESSING Complete Line of Groceries, Health and Beauty Aids, Video Movies and Greeting Cards Custom Slaughtering, Processing Sides, Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing, Smoking, Curing 235 N. Main Street 765-3441 PROGRESS ... SLOWER a OG cesta 765-2141 Polk, NE ADVERTISING 99 a oo =. York Exit Robert Beldin, Bill Soll, and Butch Gress: Loggers For Red Cedar. ELLIS ' weer, AURORA, NEBRASKA PHONE 694-2138 oe CLARKS LOCKER AND MEAT PROCESSING Choice Meats: Custom Slaughtering Sides, Quaters Custom Curing Potato Bologna Clarks, Ne 68628 Kevin Guilford (308) 548-2468 Slaughtering Mondays and Wednesdays 100 ADVERTISING Sandell Electric THE GATHERING PLACE -WAFFLES ’N MORE For your Installation and Service Needs Central City and Aurora, Nebraska (308) 946-2802 (402) 694-4014 Sandell ELECTRIC 3 POLK, NE Call (402) 765-7251 Kevin Sandell State Licensed — Polk, Nebraska La yi DS ee ee ee ee | Mee! Meant - POLK COMPANY EQUIPMENT P.O. Box 278 5 Osceola, Nebraska Central City, NE 68651 Phone: (402) 747-2051 (308) 946-3043 Congratulations to the Class of 89’ T L Photography 694-2665 Aurora Terry and Linda McGUINN GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR J.B and Joe McGuinn Clarks, NE 68628 (308) 548-2323 Karen Ziegelbein ADVERTISING 101 gree on DEAD RAT Pace . o6 CO READ BAT racy ny RSS ‘From the beginning ’ “To a new beginning'’ 1976 1989 There are friends who can't be forgotten Those who are so much a part of all you've become. They'll aluays be close to your heart. Congratulations Sherri and Renee!! Love, Your families Terry, We have watched you go from a big wheeler as a kinder- gartener to a motorcycle as a senior. As we turn you out into the real world our advice will be the same, ‘‘Please Be Careful.”’ We are so very proud of you and know you will achiev e the goals you have set for yourself. Janis, yeas” We’re proud of your past ac- complishments and wish you the best for the future! Love, 102 PARENT DEDICATIONS Mom and Dad Dad, Mom, James, Joseph, and Roni Darent Dedications Congratulatons Holly Jo! ESE SCA ee aaa May your future be filled with happiness and success! Love always, Mom and Dad Karen, we your family, are all proud of you and what you have achieved. With all your capabil- ites, you need only to choose the best for your success and happiness. We love you! Mom and Dad Lavern and Susie, Jean, Patty, and Brian, Gale and Bill PARENT DEDICATIONS 103 Adams, Amber 16 Adams, Chad 10, 11, 26, 35, 55, 83, 84, 85, 104 Anderson, Brad 14, 26, 35, 36, 70 Anderson, Lia 8, 21 Anderson, Mrs. Sandy 19 Andreason, Timaree 18 Ang, Kari 16 Ang, Kevin 8, 22, 26, 72, 84 Archer, Amanda 18 Archer, Sarah 18 BBB Baack, Duane 8, 21, 26, 35, 79 Bankson, Brad 19 Bankson, Jeremy 17, 47 Bankson, Jill 19, 48 Bankson, John 13, 26, 36, 82, 84 Bankson, Mrs. Joan 18 Bankson, Renee 8, 20, 30, 71, 79, 80, 82 Bankson, Sara 18 Bankson, Tina 16 Bankson, Tracie 18 Bauer, Travis 70 Bedient, Holly 8, 22, 30, 39, 68, 71, 78, 80, 82, 83, 84, 103 Beldin, Bobbie 14 Beldin, lisa 8, 22, 71 Bengtson, Michelle 13, 33, 39, 85 Bengtson, Thresea 19, 48 Bengtson, Tonya 19 Benner, Karen 4 Bjerrum, Brook 19 Bjerrum, Dana 18 Bjerrum, Jesse 19 Blase, Bonnie 6 Blase, Eric 18 Blase, Joyce 6 Blase, Melissa 18 Blase, Thomas 19, 48 Blase, Wendy 10, 33, 54, 65, 68, 71, 79, 82, 83 Bowers, Jackie 6 Broshears, Christyna 18 Broshears, Melissa 18 Brown, Sarah 10, 33, 65, 82, 84 Brown, Travis 16 Bunde, Sabrina 19 Ce Calvert, Bobbie 18 104 Dex Calvert, Brian 19 Calvert, Carla 18 Calvert, Heather 16 Calvert, Tara 17, 47 Carlson, Adam 19, 48 Carlson, Andrew 18 Carlson, Brad 18 Carlson, lisa 12, 13, 30, 32, 84 Caristrom, Darold 17, 46, 47 Ceder, Aaron 14, 26, 65 Ceder, Larry 7 Ceder, Lori 10, 11, 30, 31, 39, 68, 79, 89, 83, 84 Cerny, Robin 8, 23, 71, 81, 84 Chesebro, Clayton 19, 48 Chesebro, Jennifer 17, 46, 47 Chessmore, Aaron 16 Chessmore, Brian 17, 46, 47 Cole, Curtis 16 Cole, €ric 10, 26, 84 Collett, Dan 7 Collett, Mark 18, 72 Collett, Matt 19 Collett, Tim 12, 13, 26, 82, 83, 84 Cooper, Weston 18 Coover, Teri 14, 15, 30, 33, 39 Cotter, Mr. Mike 19, 46 DDD DaMoude, Leonard 7 Damoude, Russ 14, 26, 36, 70, 82 Darnall, Linsay 6 Davis, Mrs. Deb 4, 23, 50, 104 DeMers, Duane 7 DeMers, Sherri 8, 20, 30, 39, 54, 71, 72, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 104 Downs, Michele 4, 50 EEE €dwards, Julie 8, 20, 81 €kdahl, Vega 4 Ellison, Melissa 19 Ellison, Valerie 14, 33, 39, 85 €ricksen, Jacob 19, 48 €ricksen, Levi 18 €rickson, Clint 16 €rickson, Jennifer 19, 48 €rickson, Kari 17, 46, 47 €rickson, Katie 18 FFF Fowler, Chelsea 18 Fowler, Darlene 6 Fowler, Krystol 19 Fowler, Merlyn 6 Fowler, Mindi 19, 48 Fowler, Misti 16, 46, 47 Fowler, Rony 7 Fowler, Ryan 17, 46, 47 Friedrichsen, Teresa 18 Friedrichsen, Tina 19 Friedrichsen, Tony 19, 48 GGG Garrett, Anne 4 Gorrett, Ben 19 Garrett, Chad 19, 48 Gorrett, €rin 18, 72 Garrett, Janis 8, 22, 30, 39, 55, 65, 71, 78, 81, 85, 104 Garrett, Jeremy 19, 48 Garrett, John 18 Garrett, Lisa 18 Gilson, Linda 4, 30, 33 Glasser, Nicole 19, 48 Glasser, Talia 19 Glasser, Tyson 18 Grant, Jessie 18 Gray, Dennis 7 Gress, Janelle 18 Gress, Keith 19 Gustafson, Mark 18 HHH Hahn, Mitch 16, 46, 47 Hanquist, Brandon 18 Hanquist, Brenda 19 Hanquist, Brent 17, 46, 47 Hanquist, Gabe 18 Hanquist, Jason 14, 36 Hanquist, Jenny 16 Hanquist, Julie 19, 48 Hanquist, Marlene 4 Hanquist, Nathan 19, 48 Hanquist, Shawn 18 Hanquist, Steve 19 Harless, Terry 8, 20, 26, 43, 72, 81, 85 Helmink, Fred 7, 79 Helmink, Kathy 78 Helmink, Kristin 18 Hendricks, Dennis 7 Hendricks, Steve 10, 26, 35, 54, 55, 78, 79, 83, 84, 85, 106 Hoffman, Amy 18 Hoffman, Chad 18 Hoffman, Clint 19 Hoffman, Greg 13, 26 Hoffman, Jennifer 14, 39 Hoffman, Keith 18 Hoffman, Scott 16, 46, 47 Hoffman, Sean 16, 46, 47 Hoffman, Shannon 19, 48 Hudson, Cameron 19, 48 Hudson, Caryn 19, 48 Hudson, Christa 18 JJJ Jacobsen, Steve 4 Johnson, Nicole 19 Johnson, Sarah 19 f e x J Johnson, Sharon 6 KKK Kennel, Steve 17, 46, 47 Kennel, Tim 18 Kortum, Angie 12, 13, 33, 39, 79 Kortum, April 16, 46, 47 LLL UHeureux, Alfred 6 U'Heureux, Jeff 18 U'Heureux, Jeremy 19 Lampshire, Shawna 8, 22, 81, 82, 84 larson, Derek 18 Larson, Devon 18 Larson, Mickeal 18 Larson, Nicklas 19, 48 lind, Carol 4, 78, 82 lind, Mike 4, 82 lindburg, Crystal 18 Lindburg, Erica 18 Lindburg, Kris 46 Lindburg, Lane 18 love, Kevin 9, 23 Lovejoy, Chris 10, 26, 43, 54, 79, 82 Lovejoy, Jack 17, 46 Lovejoy, Matt 16, 46 Lukas, Dennis 14, 15, 26, 36, 70 Lukas, Kenny 15, 36, 70 Lukas, Kevin 9, 20, 26, 35, 85 MMM Majerus, Brian 19 Mojerus, Chad 18 Majerus, Mike 17, 46 Majerus, Tiffany 18 Maskell, Mark 4, 26 Mcintyre, Paul 4, 51 Meerkatz, Heidi 17, 46, 47 Meerkatz, Kendra 10, 30, 39, 55, 72, 80, 82, 84, 85, 105 Meyer, Deb 7 Meyer, Steve 5,51, 78 Mielak, Tracia 9, 21 Miller, Estelle 18 Miller, Kevin 10, 26, 35, 55, 84 Mowitz, Jacki 12, 13, 33, 45, 82, 83, 85 Mowitz, Joseph 16 Mundt, Aaron 19 Mundt, Abbie 18 Mundt, Amy 17, 46, 47 Mundt, Charlie 17, 47 Mundt, Eddie 16 Mundt, Irene 6 NNN Necker, Craig 15 Nielsen, Brandon 18 Novak, Kelly 5 Nyberg, Holly 17, 46, 47 Nyberg, Stacy 15, 26, 36 Nyberg, Tracy 15, 26, 35, 36, 42, 43, 70, 85 Ortegren, Carol 7 Ortegren, Cortney 18 Ortegren, Renee 9, 21, 30, 39, 54, 55, 65, 68, 71, 72, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 106 Ortegren, Ronda 17, 46, 47 ppp Parsons, Shane 18 Pauls, Chris 18 Pouls, Willis 6 Person, Connie 6 Person, Dave 6 Person, November 19 Peterson, Eric 16 Peterson, Krisa 19 Peterson, Sarah 18 Pickrel, Alan 7 Pickrel, Brent 19 Pickrel, Christina 19 Pickrel, Jeff 19 Pleis, Abby 18 OOO Quinn, Nancy 5 RAR Recknor, Jamie 16, 46, 47 Recknor, Justin 15, 35, 36, 65 Recknor, Karol 5, 6 Recknor, Laura 19 Recknor, Mrs. Vicki 18 Redman, Dani 13, 39, 54, 71 Redman, Mari 10 Reeves, Jason 12, 13, 26, 36, 65, 82, 83 Reeves, Katie 18 Reeves, Nick 19, 48 Riebschlager, Chris 19, 48 Riebschlager, Marita 19 Ritta, Don 5, 46, 79 Ritter, Dale 5 Rogers, Tim 15, 36, 70 Rust, Jill 19 aweoX ] os ha ‘ ASS Sagehorn, Ginger 17, 46, 47 Samuels, Shane 17. 46, 47, 83 Sandell, Ryan 18 Sandell, Shawn 19 Santos, Olivia 5 Schave, Cindy 5 Schulze, Rhonda 6 Sealey, Jenna 19, 48 Sealey, Mindi 16 Shenk, Amber 19, 48 Shenk, Andrea 16 Shenk, Angi 15, 30, 32, 33, 39, 44, 45, 65, 85 Shenk, Charles 7 Shoup, Lonnie 10, 26, 35, 36, 79 Shoup, Sharon 6 Shoup, Shawn 16, 46, 47 Schulze, Jared 19 Simonson, Shane 10, 26, 35, 36, 65 Sizer, Miss Elizabeth 18 Spence, Orlo 6 Spence, Ryan 18 Sterns, Angela 10, 30, 33, 44, 68, 79, 82, 85 Stevens, Bill 13, 26, 36, 54 Stevens, Bud 15, 26, 35, 60, 61 Stevens, Clay 18 Stevens, Courtney 19 Stevens, Dennis 7 Stevens, Gene’ 17, 46, 47 Stevens, Jessica 19, 48 Stevens, Laurie 46, 47 Stevens, Patti 5 Stevens, Trent 18 Stewart, Alicea 17, 46, 47 Stewart, Brenda 19 Stewart, Carol 7 Stewart, Kerwyn 13, 26, 36, 43 Stewart, Melissa 19 Sundberg, Jennifer 19 Sundberg, Jon 18 Sundberg, Nolan 16 Sundberg, Ryan 12, 13, 26, 35, 61, 84, 85 Sundberg, Sheri 17, 46, 47 Sundberg, Susie 6 re Timmons, Brenda 9, 23, 30, 39, 81, 85 106 INDEX Timmons, Colene 19 Tonniges, Tammie 4, 5, 30, 46, 51 VVV Van Housen, Brenda 10, 30, 33, 39, 44, 45, 55, 68, 71, 82, 83, 85 Van Housen, Dale 10, 26, 35, 42, 43, 54, 55, 72, 80, 84, 85, 106 Van Housen, Denise 16, 46, 47 Veit, Tyson 15, 26, 36, 70 UUW Wall, Craig 9, 23, 26, 70, 81 Wall, Kevin 15, 26, 36, 70 Warnick, Dan 18 Warnick, Mike 19, 48 Werner, Jennifer 18 Werth, Jeff 19, 48 Widga, Amy 18 Wilshusen, Alisha 10, 30, 39, 79, 82, 84 Wilshusen, Rene’ 12, 13, 30, 33, 39, 82, 84, 85 Wockenfuss, Gene 5, 26, 65, 79 Wolfe, Dan 5, 79 Wolfe, lee 19 Wurst, Mrs. Dian 19 ZZZ Ziegelbein, Karen 9, 21, 30, 71, 82, 83, 84, 10 1 WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PANY MARCELINE. MISSOURI SA COLOPHON The 1989 Wildcat, was printed on 80-bound enamel paper by Walsworth Publishing Co., Marceline, MO. Greg Adams was the sales representative. This 2nd edition was sold for $15 and $17 personalized. The laminated ‘‘Packing Up The Dreams” cover was designed by Karen Ziegelbein using 107 Ruby Red and 300 Process Blue. The body copy was set in 10-point Bauhaus. Headlines were set in 60, 48, 36, and 24 point using typefaces: Bau- haus, Broadway, Coronet, Lydian, Pio- neer, Serif Gothic, and Souvenir. All copy was done with the Comtran com- puter program. The division pages were designed by Karen Ziegelbein. Four-color processing was used on two pages in the first signature. The endsheets were Blue Granite with black print. Most pictures used in this book were taken and printed by the annual staff. The snapshots were captured by various students on location. Under- classmen class photos were taken by Life Touch Studios. Senior poses were captured by TAL, Bailey, Cliffs, Higgins, and Hal Maggiore. The 1989 Wildcat was a member of the Nebraska High School Press As- sociation.