Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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Wildcats commending the Hampton Hawks for a challenging game What a couple! —

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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

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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.