Prague High School - Panther Yearbook (Prague, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

---0-...v N. X, O 7 X F3 if Q, 3 . X , 2 3 X505 4 5 ,Q Q39 A,y : g7J P' Stix, 9 559 5 PANTHER Prague Public School Prague, Nebraska 68050 Table of Contents 5 Classes 1 9 Sports 31 Classes 43 Student Life 55 Administration 63 Ads rague Yesterday The Alumni of 1908 from Prague High School: joe Polak Frank Vlasak Mary Wolf Emme Suchy Alice Pabian Anna Hausner Emil Texel Downtown Prague in 1928. One hundred years ago, the first settlers staked their homesteads and claimed a town they named 'Praguev as their place to grow. These courageous pioneers faced countless battles against all odds as they struggled to realize their dreams and goals in their new town. Nature itself, such as floods, drought, blizzards, hail and high winds, has played its part well in establishing a role in Prague's history. Personal tragedy, such as fires and deadly epidemics, has also tried to intimidate the early settlers into submission. But through this all, the pioneers of Prague had hope and determination. They fought the hardships and they conquered. And, as a reward for their brave actions, the little town of Prague multiplied. An elevator, post office and bank were established. Schools and churches were built. Businesses joined others and grew. A volunteer Ere department was formed, Telephones, municipal water works and electricity were introduced into Prague 's expanding cultural, center. Paved streets carried the tires of the automo- bile, replacing the horse and buggy era. Through the good years and the bad, through the many changes that marked the coming of the computer age, the people of Prague are continuing to stress the importance of the community, through its elected leaders and volunteers who help with its spiritual growth. As we look back over the one hundred year existence of Prague, we must realize just how drastic the change has been from that first tiny settlement to our village of today. We must also realize that without the courage and determination demonstrated by the early pioneers of Prague, there would not be a Centennial Celebration. It is with this last thought and hope, that this generation of the 1980's, along with the next, be full of the same dreams and goals of the early pioneers and be able to find the same strength and courage to realize them. Reflect on the past . , . for it is a cornerstone to the future. - by Lorri Petrzelka .Qi Our soon to be Low-Income Housing. The jail of yester year, 'bf nd Today Downtown Prague in 1987 The Prague Centennial Celebration, Celebrating a century of Czech Heritage, began on july 31, 1987 with an Alumni Banquet for everyone who had ever graduated from Prague Public School. Their spouses were also invited at a 510.00 charge for everyone attending. With tours of the school and a museum, the banquet was a success. The night ended with a dance for the alumni. On August 1, many afternoon activities were planned, including a World 's LargestKolacheBake , a 3- Wheeler Pull , and an Accordianjamboree. For the younger generation, there was a Kiddie Paradevand a Children's Olym- pics . For the Polka lovers, the Saunders County Czech Singers, and a concert by Tex Ritter, jr. was planned. On Sunday, August second, a Polks Mass, a parade, and Czech dinner were held in the afternoon, Helicopter rides and continuous street concerts were also planned. A Beard and Dress judging also occurred with the night ending in a Polka Street Dance. Throughout the Centennial a museum was set up in the National Hall, an Antique tractor show was set up on Main Street, and a history of all the business buildings was present. The citizen involvement was tremendous. All of the business owners and other helpful citizens sold raffle tickets and helped spread the word of Prague's Centennial. I think the Centennial will be a lot of fun, but I wish they had something for the teenagers. 1t's all for adults or little kids. They definitely needed a carnival or a band teenagers would enjoy, Seniorjohn Kaspar told us. Carley Urban, a second grader agreed with john about the carnival, but was real excited about going to the Czech Dinner and taking a helicopter ride. Most of the first and second grade boys and girls seem very excited for the fun and laughter to come. The Alumni ol' 1987 from Prague High School: Matt Bechtdolt Mike Brennan Chris Egr Dale F ocher Duane Havlovic john Kaspar Connie Kratky jim Kubik Roger K ubik Mary Lawver Marie McCullick Cory Piercy Scott Polacek Brian Prochaska Melissa Smith Darlene Snitily Marlene Sousek Connie Stava A View Of UUV Citi' Dafk- Our infamous . . . The Wall . Friendly Support from the Prague Community Top left corner is two active supporters selling cake raffle tickets at a game. Below is the firemen getting involved with a Fire Prevention Poster Contest and Program. At the top right are visitors of the 5th 85 6th grade to tell them about some of Prague's History, Below right is the juniors at County Gov't Day learning more about democracy. Bottom middle is four football fathers getting psyched up to cheer on the team at a pep rally in the evening for the football team. What is it like to live in a small town of only 290 peo- ple? No, there is no fast-food restaurants or Cinema 's but there are people who support any school function and are willing to help anyone out. For a writing assignment in En- glish the Sophomores responded to the question asked What do you like about living in a small community? Fresh air, birds singing, hardly any traffic and no worryabout kidnappings or muggings. - Donna Houfek There are no stop lights, town curfews or city cops. - Margaret Stanek Prague is only 15-30 minutes away from other towns. - Carmon Egr Organizations sponsor different activities like Easter Egg Hun ts, Christ- mas sales, dances etc. for the children and adults to enjoy. - Shelly Odvody You can walk down the street and see familiar faces to greet. -Connie Kremlacek in 4 Prague Today Activities Homecoming Brings Alive P.H. S. Spirit E . T A Lf' CAREER DA Y C O UPLE DA Y Once again spirit Week was a success for the 1 986 homecom- ing. The kids seemed to enjoy it. Dressing up differently ga ve them a chance to show others their unique personalities. On Thursday night we had our annual bonfire. Everyone was Welcome to come to cheer and raise the spirit for the game. On Friday We had our pep rally Where the band leads the whole school downtown to cheer, and have skits. There they pass out prizes to those who did the bestjob of dressing up on the given day. BL UEfW1-IITE DA Y 6 Spirit WeekfHomecoming C O UPLE DA Y TO URI S TXHA WIIAN DA Y TWIST-SHOUT Homecoming blasted off to a good start when the football guys beat Elgin before half-time. On Oct. 17, 1986 the homecoming royalty was announced at halftime. Shown on the picture above: first row are: Rob Koranda, freshman honor guard: Andy Havlovic, crown carrier: Duane Ha vlovic, kingg Connie Sta va, queen and Amy Behne, crown carrier. Second row: Chrisjohnson, sophomore honor guard, Larry Koranda, junior honor guard: Scott Polacelc, senior honor guard, Cory Piercy, senior attendant, Connie Kratky. senior attendantg Darlene Snitily, senior honor guard: Karijohnson, junior honor guard, Carmon Egr, sopho- more honor guardg and Sherri Paseka, freshman honor guard. A.D.j. played at the homecoming dance. It started right after the game and lasted till 12:30. Hotdogs, potato chips, cake and punch were served at the dance, While 'Twisting and Shouting everyone had a good time. Coronation at the field with last year's King Roger Johnson and Queen Beth Pokorski. Homecoming 7 Q jfzzof-1fevz1bf'Qaayae0afzaf.Qw0fm The 1986-87 junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom were held on the first of May at the Prague High School Gym. Pictures were taken by Bartek Photography. The meal consisted of roast beef catered by Tom Slizinski, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, rolls, salad, fruit cocktail and coffee, punch or tea. The meal was prepared by the junior class mothers, at right: Twila Wade, janet Piercy, Beverly Paseka, Margaret Humilicelc. Back row: Darlene Kavan, Laura Vanek, Joann johnson, RoseAnn Koranda, and Jeanne Vanek. Musical entertain- ment was provided by Stan ton Sound. The night was enjoyed by all. mar: 6' , A ' Prom was rock'n and roll'n with the Dj, Stanton Sound. At left are the Waiters and waitresses who served the meal forprom. They were Gary Humlicek, Torrey Dauel, Chris johnson, Margaret Stanek, Carmon Egr, and Shelly Odvody, The Post Prom had constant excitement all through the night. They had impersonations of the kids by the teachers. Mr. Collins acted like jim Kubik at a hog show. Dale Focher and Larry Koranda did a lip sync to the song, 'Ttsy-Bitsy Teen y- Ween y Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini. There were games going on all night long, including Beat The Dealer. The Limousine ride at the action was bought by Deanne Wade, Marlene Sou- sek, Melissa Smith, Connie Kratlcy, Kim Smith and Traci Kavan. A high turnout provided a fun night for all. 'N l ff' The FFA HARD AT WORK . The Prague FFA chapter officers were Mr, Collins as the Advisor, jim Kuhik - Vice Presi- dent, Cory Piercy - President, Larry Koranda - Secretary, Roger Kuhik - Treasurer, and Gary Piercy - Reporter. not pictured was Mike Brennan, who served as Sentinal for part of the school year, Fill-L. T f 44 l H -A Prague FFA Chapter, First row: Mr. Collins, jim Kubik, Cory Piercy, Larry Koranda, Roger Kubik, Gary Piercy, Miss Haldemen. Middle row: Curtis Prohaska, john Kasper, Marlene Sousek, Torrey Dauel, Gary Humlicek, Gerald H umlicek. Last row: Mark Ostry, Sasa Watts, Tim Hennessey, Troy Kavan, and Rohbi Koranda. This year the Fu ture Farmers ofAmerica did many dif- ferent things. One big job was picking up corn off the ground for Richard Kubik after a hail storm had hit. There were twenty-four VO-AG and FFA members picking up corn. There were about nine hundred bushels picked. Another event was a trip to Kansas City, MO. for the Na tional FFA Convention. There were six people who went - Mr. Collins, Miss Haldeman, Gary Piercy, Cory Piercy, 10 FFA Top picture.' FFA Convention in Kansas City. Lower picture - student teacher Lisa Haldemen who was from the University of Nebraska and was student teaching at Prague High Vo-Ag. Gerald Humlicek, and Curtis Prohaska. jim Kubik went to Kansas City, MO for the American Royal to show hogs, He placed second in junior swine showmanship and Re- serve Grand Champion for a Douroc Hog. Gary Piercy placed second at Ashland for District EX- temporaneous speaking, At the Saunders County fair, the Prague FFA Chapter placed first in Ag Mechanics. FHA - Always on the Run 1 E Voting hands go up! x l joyce Paseka - Advisorq Becky Vanek - T reasurerg Connie Stava - Vice-Presidentg Connie Kratky - President: Brenda Belik - Secretaryg Tracy Vanek - Historiang Kari johnson - News Reporter. Members include: Second row: Deanna Houfek, Marlene Sousek, Marie McCullick, Darlene Snitily, Shelly Odvody, Tammy Wirka. Top row: LeAnn Snitily, Becky McKesson, jenny Vanek, Sherri Paseka, Deanna Kubik. Traci Kavan, Stacey Hanis and Michelle johnson. Above: Brenda is busy helping elementary student with cup- cake note. Middle: Our Advisor Mrs. Paseka who left us due to Baby Eric. Right: The Sopho- mores selling honey on Honey Sunday. l 2 Fu ture Homemakers 'of America We T op: juniors calling numbers at a bingo game for Grandparents s X Valen tine's Day Party. Below: One of the many hot meals FHA X 4 yi E served. n To the left are the grand- parents busy playing a word scramble game at one of the parties. At the rightis Shelly Odvody and Deanna Houfek returning to their seats with their gold medals at Search Events. At the left is Connie Kratky and Connie Stava with the Prague Chapter Display which received a silver medal at Search. At the left is Kingjim Kubik and Queen Darlene Sni- tily ofthe FFA and FHA Royal- ty party. Below is the 87-88 FHA Officers. Bottom right hand corner is Speaker at the FHA Installation Banquet. Heidi johnson, the Sta te Officer Candidate for Region B, FHA ers were busy continuously during the year with activi- ties. Members decorated a float with the theme of Beach Party 86 for the Saunders County Parade in August. Once a month they provide a hot meal to give students a break from cold sandwiches. Towards Halloween they Trick-or-Treat for Unicef and raised .S86.30. The District IV Convention was held on Oct. 8 at East But- ler. The Prague Chapter received 2nd place on their yearbook and 3rd on their scrapbook. One Friday a month FHA sells ice cream to P.I-LS. students. For a money making project members sold Tom Watt which is a showcase consisting ofa variety of items and they raised 570000. In November Search Events were hosted by the Howell 's school. Connie Stava and Connie Kratky received silver on the display. Family and Futures - Gold - Deanna Houfek, Shelly Odvodyg Consumer Education - Gold - Connie Kratky, Connie Stava, Marlene Sousekg Family Living and Parenthood Education - Silver - Kari johnson, Brenda Belik, Tracy Vanek, Becky Vanek. Good job Girls! On November 22 FHA sold honey for the Associa- tion for Retarded Citizens. On a Sunday near Halloween, Christ- mas, Valentine's Day and Easter, the chapter sponsors a Grand- parent's party which consists of some type of luncheon and winning prizes playing bingo and different games. FHA Week was Feb. 8-14. Cupcake sales for Valentine's Day went real well. 76 doz. cupcakes were delivered. March 23 the FHA and FFA Royalty party was held at Godfather's in Fremont, jim Kubik and Darlene Snitily were crowned King and Queen. The year was ended with a FHA banquet at Bre stwood Inn, Fremont. The new 87 88 FHA Officers lshown abovej were installed and are ready for an other busy year at P.H.S s,,n,4 ST ARS U SHINE AT PHS Agni! This year's ann ual athletic banquet was held on April 3rd. The meal was ca- tered by johnny's. Our guest speaker was Gerry Gidowski from Fremont High School. Awards were presented to P.H.S. athletes by Coach Joyce Paseka and Asst, Coach Linda Foxworthy, above left, Coach Kevin Behneg above center, Coach Tom Luxfordg above right, Pep club honors were awarded by sponsor, Barb Thomseng at right, Guest speaker, Gerry Gidowski at right, far right. Bottom left, the head table stead- ies themselves for their speeches. Bot- tom right: Capt. Joe Twidwell awarded Connie Kratlcy and Dale Focher with the ScholarfAthlete award. kwym dfsirhih. 1-'ummm-M-'mauve ,Q M. an ii, .A X If '-u-.. ... ,K x - '. - Athletic Banquet mini' 'X -K III mr - - - f2:44g,fg.s . . ms - - - ,f-my . ,,,1-W , ssewm f. ..,, i 'mud - s 4 Qs D t ARS' A? Af Q V ie if . .. 2 'ii 1 Q sl uv , f is X 3 fm' ' - S rf' Q YS' x swat? li S X 'x Q 54 ffm l n Q X K QM Q' SA.. 4 fi' Q . n X 9 5 f, it - 335153, , I t 2. vi H at f R 4 1, 4 W fx is I 3 E Nm 'J 3 O lg x 3 X 5 r 1 Q Q -f X 5 , f , ,, f i,2,,,.s. .. I :V Q W I I .. D . S 5 ' E fiesta X . Nj S su aa 3 S ' 'L 'W 1 S ig 'x' 'W' ,E fn M T k X w -. . w, - xx , -Q A gf 04171 XML Vx GSU Lal If X M c Coach Luxford shows off his new apron. Top picture.' Volleyball letter winners: Kim Smith, Melissa Smith, Kari johnson, Deanne Wade, Dar- lene Snitily, Connie Kratky, Marie McCullick, Mar- lene Sousek, and Connie Stava. 2nd picture: Girls Basketball letter winners: Kim Smith - St. Man., Tammy Wirka - St. Man., Traci Kavan - St. Man., Becky Vanek, Deanne Wade, Connie Sta va, Marlene Sousek, Connie Kratky, Michellejohnson, Margaret Stanek and Carmon Egr. 3rd picture: Football letter winners: Tom johnson, Robbie Koranda, Chris john- son, Larry Koranda, Duane Havlovic, Roger K ubik, Mike Brennen, Dale Focher, Cory Piercy, Scott Pola- cek, Gary Piercy, and Mark Ostry. 4th picture: Boys Basketball letter winners: Matt Bechdoldt - St. Man., Chris Johnson, Scott Polacek, Larry Koranda, Duane Havlovic, Roger Kubik, Dale Focher, Chris Egr, and Cory Piercy. Bottom picture: Track Letter winners: Sherri Paseka, Deanna Houfek, Michelle johnson, Shelly Odvody, Kari johnson, Carmon Egr, Robbie Koranda, Gary Piercy, Traci Kavan, Kim Smith, Deanne Wade, with Coach Luxford. Not Pic- tured Melissa Smith and Cory Piercy. Q, .. .i A ---we-mm 069 Athletic Banquet Pep Club -l- 16 Pep ClubfCheerleaders u4g V611 . .. im Wm tp t. 77- - W I 'Aw , M- ...,, L-E-T-S-G-O! Let's Go, Let's Go! This is one of the chants you can hear coming from the Pep Club at a game. The high energy of these students results in school spirit. Pep Club accomplishes many things during the year. 1. The cheerleaders got the Pep Club excited by doing a wild cheer. Everybody including cheerleaders, Pep Club, high school students and other fans were involved in the exciting Pep Rallies. 2. Mr. Brabec was one of the many to get Wrapped up in toilet paper by their partners like Kim Smith. 3. The cheerleaders Went Wild in their trench coats. 4. The Pep Club and high spirited students also were in a 3-legged race. 5. Kari acted like Coach Luxford at one of the nerve-racking football games. GO WIDE, GO WIDEIU 6. The cheerleaders and Pep Club raised some of that P.H.S. spirit out on the field at the Panthers' last home football game. The whole Football and Basketball season was full of excitemen t. Running School Spirit ir. 0-.A ., , sr, The Pep Club year was quite exciting with the 27 members as shown in the top left corner. Bottom row - Connie Kratky, Melissa Smith, Carmon Egr, Connie Stava 2nd row: LeAnn Snitily, jenny Vanek, Becky McKesson. 3rd row: Marjorie Peterson, Eliza beth Nemec, Sherri Paseka, Michellejohnson, Deanna Kubik, Traci Kavan, Stacy Hainis. 4th row: Miss Thomsen, Tammy Wirka, Margaret Stanek, Deanna Houfek, Connie Kremlacek, Shelly Odvody. 5th row: Becky Vanek, Tracy Vanek, Kim Smith, Deanne Wade. 6th row: Brenda Be- lik, Marlene Sousek, Marie McCullick, Kari johnson. The picture at the top right is the girls feasting on Watermelon. They learn the new cheers before the busy season begins. In the middle picture as you can see, Connie Kremlacek, Connie Kra tky and Marie McCullick are busy raising the pep spiritat a rally. The bottom left shows the cheerleaders who lead the chants, They are Melissa, Carmon, Connie S., and Connie K. The bottom right are the Pep Club Officers who oversee the busy activities. Kim Smith - President, Tracy Vanek - Secretary, Kari john- son - Student Council Rep., Becky Vanek - Treasurer, Deanna Houfek - Vice-President. r . i . ... s ..... . K M Z? ag aim f .5 fr 2 Nl 12216 X x 4, , 7 gf fs ,M ff 5 fm, 4,5 A? s up M .r .Q S - . rv, 5. iii- Xfzzffm' an --Q f :sq .VK 'FHi?'? VW? or X As fl ,,, , Student Council Running High on Activities U 'L-M Student Council Officers: President: Cory P., Treasurer: Darlene S., Secre- tary: Connie K., and Vice-President: Connie S, Running high on activities, Student Council keeps busy through the year. Some of the Student Council's major pur- poses in school are to represent the Student Body and to pro- mote student involvement. There are many activities that they put on for the high school. They sponsor a couple of dances through theyear one of which is the Sweetheart Dance in February where they pick Royalty. The King for this year was Chris Egr, the Queen - Melissa Smith, Prince - Brian Pro- chaslca, and the Princess - Marie McCullick. Student Council had a haunted house for a couple ofyears as a money raiser. They seem to always have a good turn out even though the rain has seemed to curse them. Student Council does one oth- er thing for their own excitement and to get new ideas. They go to S. C. Conventions held at different host schools. As you can see Student Council runs steadily through the year. ' PRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL'S spoon House Thursday - Friday - Saturday October 23-24-25 - Dusk to 11 P.M. Admission: 51.00 Standing: Kari johnson, Deanna Houfek, Shelly Odvody, Stacey Hanis, Larry Koranda, Cory Piercy. Sitting: Kim Smith, Traci Kavan, Darlene Snitily, Con nie Kratky, Connie Kratky, Connie Stava and Gary Piercy. Above: Enjoying the Sweetheart dance. Below.' The Sweetheart Royalty Chris and Melissa, ' ,wif M A f Q Ez , 1 SIX MA Left: Cory takes down a C.I-IB. bulldog. Right: The Piercy brothers Sh-BFG the action. Well, hey there sports fans! This year the Prague foot- ball team ended the year with a record of 8-2. The panthers also came home with a sta te runner-up trophy from the six- man sta te playoff The Panthers were running but not quite fast enough as Stratton came up ahead by six. As the buzzer sounded, the scoreboard read Stratton - 20 and Prague - 14. The fans roared, Number two on the charts but always number one in our hearts. This year Prague was rated 3rd in the Omaha World Herald. They beat 4 of the 5 top rated teams which all goes to prove the type of schedule the boys played, This year P.H.S, worked with a new coach. Many things changed. Coach Tom Luxford believes that the boys adapted to his new system well. Back row: Assn 't Coach Kevin Behne, Studen t manager Doug Ha vlo- vic, Scott Polacek, Duane Havlovic, Dale Focher, Cory Piercy, Robbie Koranda, Head Coach Tom Luxford. Second Row: Mark Os- try, Larry Koranda, Chris johnson, Roger Kubik, Gary Piercy, Stu- dent managers Brian Kubik and Ryan Vaneli. Not Pictured: Mike Brennan and Tom johnson. fl ff :W f-111.-,sggm .1z...,..,. A Rock 32 595 K 5 E 225 lf 20 Chanipzohshzp ,X E Omaha World Herald - all staters: Cory P. and Larry K. Lincoln Star - all staters: Cory P., Roger K., and Larry K. Fremont Tribune - all area: Cory P. and Larry K. Wahoo Newspaper - all area: Cory P., Roger K., and Larry K. Players picked to play in the all-star game were: Scott P., Cory P., and Roger K. Coach Tom Lux- ford was picked to be the head coach ol' the all-star game. Football 21 It's 13-14, the bulldogs are up by one point on this hot, steamy night. The Lady Panthers have been on a streak of some sort - losing, Ido believe. Okay, Now it's here, time for action. The serve is up, Connie Kratky bumps - Kim Smith sets - and Connie Stava spikes. It is good Kcrowd roars! . But wait! The Bulldogs ha vepul- led it up - a good bump Ibooll - a good set Imore boosj - and a spike. 1t's a good one. Will the Pan- thers be able to dig it up? 1Ball is in slow mo- tionj. The Lady Panthers are in formation, they're down and ready, can they do it? Their entire season is resting on this one, single split- second play. . . and, and, the ball hits the floor, the Bulldogs have an ace spike and the game is over! The Lady Panthers lose again! In the 1986 season the varsity ended with a 3-10 record and thejV ended with 1-10 record, The Freshmen got to play two games. Their re- cord was I-l. We got some comments from the coaches. F irs t, Asst. coach Foxworthy. I t is dill ficult to evaluate this season. The winfloss fi- gures don 't really tell the complete story as many of our games were close and hard-fough t. The seniors provided experience and leadership. The season was disappointing in that I felt we had very talented athletes, and 1 know they wanted to win! Now Coach Paseka The vol- leyball records this year were not reflective of our hard work and determination in our matches as well as practices. Of our varsity losses seven matches went to three games with over one-half of them close con tests. Four of our losses went to teams who were ra ted in the class D-2 top ten at some point. Our team statistics also improved over last year's tallies. The improvement of skills, determination and team- work provided many close and challenging matches. A 22 Volleyball Netters Run Tough Standing: Marie McCulIick, Marlene Sousek, Connie Kratky, Connie Stava, Melissa Smith, Darlene Snitily. Row 3: Ass 't Coach Linda Foxworthy, Brenda Belik, Karijohnson, Becky Vanek, Deanne Wade, Kim Smith, StudentManagerjenny Vanek, Coachjoyce Paseka. Row 2: Carmon Egr, Tammy Wirka, Deanna Houfek, Connie Kremlacek, Shelly Odvody, Marga- ret Stanek. Bottom Row: Deanna Kubik, Sherri Paseka, Traci Kavan, Michelle johnson, Stacy Hanis, Elizabeth Nemec, and Marjorie Peterson. Above picture: The 1986-87 Varsity Volleyball Team. Bottom picture The 1986-87 junior Varsity Volleyball Team. slit. 1Ja1ffw'w52'f 'EIA 1 Niki ,II 3 C 15-15. 111 fy... 521 ,..,,,,,M gf, w..fs5.,o5 Us .fe 91443 .--W Top Left Corner: Darlene bumps while Deanne and Mel- issa backs her up. Top Right: Coach Paseka tells the girls a few tricks. Middle: Kim bumps while Kari watches for the set, Marlene and Connie wait to see who the set is going to. Left Middle.' Connie Krem spikes While Carmon and Margret are ready to return the ball. Right Bottom: Connie K. shows us her ability to serve, VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD VARSITY 3-1 0 PHS OPP 8,16,12 Snyder 15,14,15 , ., ,, 15,2,5 Monroe 6,15,15 K 15,14,15 Winnebago 8,16,8 15,15 Nebr. Deaf 1,4 15,13,10 Waterloo 11,l5,15 Chester' 15,15 15,10,12 Milligan 1,15,15 15,15 Hordville 7,8 Elba 15,15 Cedar Bluffs 15,15 15,125 Eligin 10,15,15 15,5,5 Wolach 11,15,15 Sub-Districts 2,15,3 Snyder 15,11,15 IJUNIOR VARSITY 1 -91 15,11,14 Monroe l3,15,l6 11,8 Winnabago 15,15 15,15 Nebr. Deaf 5,3 Chester 15,15 Milligan 15.15 Hordville 15,15 8,11 Elba 1 5,15 8,12 Cedar Bluffs 15,15 Elgin 15,15 11,5 Wolbach 15.15 FRESHMAN 0-2 6,3 Cedar Bluffs 1 5,15 Connie S., Kari J., and Connie K. re- 151811 Waterloo 4115-15 ceived honorable men tion in the Wahoo Newspaper. Connie K. also received honorable mention in the Fremont Tri- bune. Volleyball 23 1519 Top left - Carmon plays basketball with herself lwho won Carmon?j Middle left - Margaret shoots as Connie K. and Connie S, push their way to the basket. Above - Michelle uses her long arm of the law to scare IPQ an opponent. 24 Girls Basketball RUN RUN RUN The Lady Panthers Run to a Winn1'ng Season Although the 1986-87 Lady Panthers were in excellent shape, the much needed skills were absent at times. Their season started with a win over Cedar Bluffs which began their on and off year. The Pantherettes first loss came from C-l East Butler before Christmas. Another defeat to Silver Creek left the Lady Panthers with 3rd place at the Holiday Tournament hosted by Petersburg, The next two losses were against class C-1 Malcolm and Class C-2 Waterloo, Team effort! And a lot of hustle and determination was our key! , said Coach Tom Luxford. The Lady Panthers finished their season with a 7-game Winning streak before losing to arch-rival Snyder in sub-district finals at Cedar Bluffs. 'fWe Worked hard and played hard and lost as a unit! , said Coach Luxford of the Pantherettes 10- 5 record. Nevertheless the Lady Panthers ran to a successful basketball season. The 1986-87 Lady Panthers Basketball team left, first row.' St. Man, Traci Ka van, Elizabeth Nemec, Sherri Paseka, Deanne Wade, Shelly Odvody, Margaret S tanek, Carmon Egr, St. Man. Tammy Wirka. Back row: St. Man. Kim Smith, Connie Kratky, Marlene Sousek, Connie Stava, Michelle johnson, Deann Houfek, Kari johnson, Becky Vanek, St. Man. jenny Vanek, Coach Tom Luxford. EUN RUN RUN Above left - Michelle shoots as Connie K. and Connie S. go for the re- bound. Middle left-Inj. V action Kari puts up a shot as Margaret, Deanna H, Michelle and Shelly look on. KDo you see any- thing?1 Below right - Becky and Deann W. pass the ball back and forth to ea ch oth er. K Pla ying catch?1 li?5??lllllllHfmlEu!tef l 'Ml' H 'T ' T ' ' is NBII.: ,M . .. ,uf , XM CA' f Y I' msg. gf 'I v, M- ef W 2, . ' N ggi Varsity g Q B 1'lf5.f .. . Cfff'3!?'!3f1EffS.. QPF' l l '36 54 ' 36 in-Oumameht T 5, .,!. ,QQj.QlS1IVek.Qreek Petersburg Malcolm Monroe ' Waterloo Douglas lWiPP!Fl?2g0 ?Sr1msfH 5HordVllle Brownell Talbot iiifllefilfffofk e 35 .55 T also 1wi1.. 50 ' 55 157 14 5 'C If 114 L-elz, 163 asap Jwrivf Vafsiiiizmg 7'2 Snyder by lv T ,N .N .East Bulter. Cedar Bluffs C . l if V Vfifgising ciz3W lll b N . .l.i T. EESEEUPP 30 f f 26 55 28 e 29. Q53 T T. .1 . ..ll.l. H015 'fi . '25 5' vwllllllllwill 'CL7 ...uw I-ang., vve - Receiving honors for the l986-87 season were ynne Wade KLincoln Star, Omaha World-Herald, Fre- at Tribune, Wahoo Newspaper, and Associated Press honorable mentionj and Connie Stava fOmaha World- fald, Fremont Tribune, Wahoo Newspaper all 2nd team lLincoln Star and Associated Press both D-2 lst teamj selected by Fremont Tribune to play on the West in the All-Star game. Girls Basketball 25 Boys Basketball Bouncing Their Way to State The 1986-87 Boys Basketball team bounced their way through many things, such as the loss of onejohnson, the adjustment to the new Chris john- son. The many games we won, and the few we lost. Winning Sub-Districts and then bouncing through Districts and finally bouncing their way to State!! The season started off with a heartbreaking loss to Cedar Bluffs, then to Bradshaw. The Boys bounced back to beat both Rising City and East But- ler. After a loss to Silver Creek, the Boys had a five- win streak until they meet up with Omaha Brownell Talbot and Snyder. The Boys then had five consecu- tive wins, until meeting Amherst. It was a very satisfying season in the fact that no one had expected us to make the State Tourna- ment after starting with a 2-3 record in December, Coach Kevin Behne told us. Coach Behne was also very pleased with a 63.4 average for offensive rebounds and a 51 defensive re- bound average. Coach also was very pleased with the defeat of McCool junction, ranked 3rd, during the regular season. N Senior guard Roger Kubik summed the season-QV, up when he told us, It was a good season, but things 3. could have been better with more effort and hardery practices from the players. Good luck next year to the Prague Panthers. J M Cory Piercy shoots a freethrow while Chris Egr l and Cedar Bluffs defender look on. Boys Basketball ae-2. C Dale shoots for two in his own unique style' Prague Prague Prague 5 Prague Varsity Record 12 - 6 47 Cedar Bluffs 62 Bradshaw 56 Rising City 61 East Butler Petersburg Holiday Tourney 3rd Prague 54 Silver Creek Prague 85 Petersburg Prague 66 Malcolm Prague 76 Monroe Prague 59 Waterloo Prague 60 Douglas Prague 42 Omaha Brownell-Talbot Prague 58 Snyder Prague 65 McCool junction Prague 73 Winnebago Subdistrict Class D-2 1 st Prague 81 Nebraska Deaf Prague 55 Murdock District Class D-2 lst Prague 68 Falls City Sacred Heart State Tournament Class D-2 Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague 74 Amherst j. V. Record 7 - 3 37 Snyder 62 Bradshaw 56 Rising City 43 East Butler 31 Cedar Bluffs 54 Malcolm 53 Seward St. john's 53 O. Brownell-Talbot 53 McCoo1junction is- Q kr Michael shoots for two. Roger Kub The Prague Boys warm-up'in style. X 3134 rebound against Malcolm. ik runs into the action. HONORS: Cory Piercy - 2nd Team All State - World Heraldg 2nd Team All-Area - Wahoo paperg Honorable Men tion - Lincoln Star, Fremont Tribune. Chris Egr - Honorable Mention - Wahoo, World Herald dn Fremont Tri- bune. Chris Egr and Chris johnson prepare to fight for the 1 Seniors - Scott Polacek, Dale Focher, Cory Piercy, Chris Egr, and Roger Kubik, 1986 87 Boys Basketball - front row Mark Ostry, Cory Piercy, Larry Koranda, 1 Mike Kubik, Rob Koranda, Gary Piercy, Tom johnson, St. Man. Greg Malina. Back row: St. Man. Matt Bechdoldt, Torrey Dauel, Dale Focher, Chris johnson, Chris Egr, Scott Polacek, Roger Kubik, Coach Kevin Behne. ON THE RUN TO NUMBER 1 The 1986-87 school year was an exciting one for the football and boys basketball team. The football team had a record of 8-2 and Went on to State Championships at Campbell. The football team was sent off by a huge pep rally led by the Prague Boosters Club and parents of the football team. Playing during below-freezing tem- pera tures and sleet, the Panthers lost after a 4th quart- er rally by 20-14. Coach Luxford said, The winning tra- dition started by the football team was carried on to the basketball team. It was 30 years since the last football playoffPrague was in. I think we have a shot atplayoffs again next year. The boys basketball team had a very exciting Sta te Tournament trip, After winning big in sub-districts and districts, the boys were seated 3rd. They matched up with 6th ra ted Amherst. Breaking a state record with their 3 overtime game, every player and fan was ex- hausted and anguished when the boys fell short by 3 points. Amherst went on to be D-2 State Runner-ups. Coach Behne, talking of his team 's state tournament game, T he boys played some of the best basketball I ever saw them play. Even though We lost, the boys have nothing to be ashamed of they ga ve it their best effort. als X '3 A Q s li- it QL:-iff? aa 24 ' L 4 fqp F11 ij Top: Football team. Middle: Crowd cheers at Campbell. Middle r: Larry catches a pass Above: Boys basketball team. Above r: Chris J. shoots. Right: Crowd cheers at State. State Football and Basketball FRN Q QSM TRACK RUNS FOR P.I-L . 7 , , . , ....... ,S vw.iflw.txN V' NN w X' Q www., -Q,-f - . ,,,,,...-er-wf The 1987 Track season consisted of 14 members. They are pictured above mid- dle. Kneeling: Robbie Koranda, Gary Piercy, Melissa Smith, Traci Kavan, Shelly Odvody, and Carman Egr-St. Man. Standing: Larry Koranda, Cory Piercy, Kari johnson, Kim Smith, Michelle johnson, Deanne Wade, Deanna Houfek, Sherri Paseka and Coach Luxford. The track team gave an excellent effort and improved in every aspect. 9 out of the 14 athletes broke school rec- ords. The track meets that Prague participated in were Lyons-Bancroft, Osceola In- vite, Murray-Conestoga, East Butler, and district at York. The 14 athletes all gave a great effort to get medals and place at the meets. nl , gp.. A A ,ewmk ..kk , P ., as s M aj . K t P, ,. 'qty my qs ff-We -. .. 1 is X-Ts ax N X 5: ' 3 'N 9 2 X er it 9-., X - 1 .,,.. M ,1-53' Y ' eg-,,'e-,em .,. . .,tttt .. .nlt l Track 5 Young Athletes of Prague High The junior high students who participated in basketball this year areg front row: Becky McKesson, LeAnn Snitily, Dwain Pr0chaska,joni-johnson, Dale Peter- Jr. High boys in action son, and jeff Sousek. Back row: joey Nemec, jenny Vanek, Brian Kubik, Ryan Vanek, Doug Havlovic, Greg Malina, and Coach Tom Luxford. P-Club Strives For Success k 30 jr. High XP-Club 53 Members of P-Club top row, left to righ t.' Duane Havolovic, Gary Piercy, Mike Bren- nan, Chris Johnson, Tom johnson. 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Pres,: Stacey Hanis Vice-Pres. : Deanna Kubik Secre tary: Michelle johnson Treasurer: Sherri Paseka Student Council Traci Kavan fspgow A-tr, A I 5 M Q , A class officer has a lot of responsibility and leadership skills to learn along the way: from making those few phone calls to counting the last penny. Although people might hate to follow directions, they have to realize it isn 't easy being an officer. Freshmen Pres. Stacey Hanis responded, Some- times during the meetings it gets tough to keep every- body in order. just because you have a healthy Pres. doesn't mean a Vice-Pres. has it easy. Alot of deci- sions need to be made and Cory Piercy likes to make those decisions because, It makes me feel impor- tan t. To handle class money is a great honor but as Connie Kratky said, It takes a lot of time to put all the records in the book and keep them straight. Most everyone agreed that the class members Do a pretty good job. Top left: Deann I-L Brenda, and Shelly just hanging around. Middle: Spanish I class keep them- selves busy through the year. Bottom: Becky chows down while getting some of her work done. Bot- tom right: Mike shows off his car. Ji as GUIDE TO SURVIVE Let's face it-everyone needs a little help in their life to help them survive-whether it is advice about homework, boyfriends, girlfriends, or just coping with those Monday mornings. If you walk through the hallways at PHS you will always hear some juicy gossip of what people did on the weekend. Sometimes just sit back and think How could they do that in one night? Or what about some of those classes when the night before you stayed up watching T. V or studying for the big test? To help you out, we asked students some of these questions and here's your Guide To Survive. WW ...,Q2f5s', WEE is get ww .e,,a,.e..t W- f.--. ' ' ' ff. 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As you can see in the picture below of Brenda B. and Tracy Vanek at Tracy's home. Some kids do have to work on weekends. Many work on farms as seen below, Scott Polacek and Chris johnson working with corn. No matter how cold it is outside, weekends can be enjoyed at a Prague game. Kids do have a tendency to visit other schools' games even though it might sound like a good excuse to a parent. Swimming, roller skating, bowling, and hunting are a few things that students enjoy. Swimming is Marie McCullick, Connie Stava, and Scott Polacek having a splash of a time in the pool at Peru State College. It just goes to showyou the students atP.H.S. knowhow to have fun on weekends! Q Favorites at P.H.S. One Weekend in December Movie - Top Gun Rock group - Bon Jovi Weekend fun - go to another town Class - History and Vo-Ag Soft drink - Mountain Dew it Pro football team - Chicago Bears Student Life Weekends Weekends ,K f 9 - . . Q, E 4 I f , 'V 1 M .Msn-ffpi ,, .,,., .W . 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M ' . :155zm:z .sei 35 Q 55 School Life In years past, the annual has been only who kids are, not what kids want, like, or need. This year, since we're running with PHS, we decided to tell you what the Panthers need, class-wise. This whole section is all about classes we take, enjoy, or dread. School life plays a big part in our Pan ther lives, and taking the right class may help decide what happens after graduation. We ha ve new clas- ses, required classes, and optional classes all in our school system. Go onward, read and . . . Run PHS! At right- Relaxation time in the gym over noon break to catch up on all the latest news. Above- Mr. Brabec enjoys running the fun with his jr. High class. Below- Scott Polacek models his new designer dressing while working with acids. A a Q Z A H v V1 A h Running the Fun Mr. Brabec's class is taken because of requirements and because of fun. We asked what the most exciting thing was about taking a class with Mr. Brabec. Little did we know that the Art room would be bombarded with answers!! 'Everything dies!! Connie Kratky exclaim- ed. Scott Polacek jumped in with, Gary and he had a bet if a plant would survive the year, and it seems to be looking weaker already! So we took in to consideration that Mr. Brabec is . . . shall we say . . . exciting in his high school classes. But maybe he tones down for jr. High. Wrong! jeff Sousek told us about the time Mr. Bra- bec stood on a desk to prove a point. What point we asked. jenny Vanek laughed, 'He jumped off the desk to act like he was flying! But it's not just goofing off in Mr. Brabec's class. Many students said that they learned fun and exciting things. Marie McCullick discovered not to play with acids. Kim Smith learned about the body in Physiology. Doug Havlovic participat- ed in dissecting frogs !funPj. And Joni johnson learned the most important thing. 'Y don 't like to take notes!! Mr. Brabec is also the Guidance Counselor for PHS. When asked how he feels about this, Mr. Bra- bec replied, 'T enjoy trying to help students with their problems. It gives a more personal side. The students agree that this is a good idea and everyone seems to agree that Science class has it's moments of Running with the Fun. School Life i' Ln., ENGLISH English-the required class everyone must take. The word brings terror to some, no feelings to others, and joy to a few. Some kids love and some kids hate the class but not the teacher, Mrs. Linda Foxworthy. The vote is practically unanimous that Mrs. Fox- worthy tries to make grammar and literature fun. 'T like teaching English because for one thing its a re- quired class so I get to see every student. 'T ggl T When asked how she feels when students com- ' Nxem plain about having to take English or Literature, she said, It depends what kind of mood I 'm in, 1 a 'fyou-should-be-gra teful or tough-life's-not-easy-for-you mood. It's a challenge because not only Working' for 8 Change m students who are good at it are in here. As for the student's view, Tim Hennessey summed it up with the reply to this question: Why do you like the teacher or the class? She is a good teacher so I like the class and I get to finish a lot of the other work from other classes. Although many students agree its difficult, most say they are learning for the future. English class! HOME ECONGMICS You'Ve run a long way baby! Home Ec. class has really changed in the past years. A class that used to be learning to cook and basic sewing skills has turned into much more. Home Economics is required for female students in 7th , grade through 9th grade. After these three years it becomes op- ', Rx tional. 'G In the 7th grade class, the girls learn mainly about basic food and nutrition. They also scan over grooming and basic clothing skills. The one and only 8th grade girl this year, jenny Vanek, says she gets a semester of Basic Clothing. 'Being alone, it gets really boring. It's easier though because I get more help. The 9th grade have a comprehensive class. They learn mainly about housing, dating, and clothing. The 10th grade, during lst semester, learn about Food and Nutrition, and in the 2nd semester they learn more about cloth- ing. The juniors have a fun year with Housing lst semester, and Child Development in second semester. The Seniors are able to take two Home Ec. classes. Home Ec. IV is Advanced Clothing Textiles and Advanced Nutrition and Food. The other class is Adult Living which Seniors girls or boys can take. In Adult Living the Seniors spend one semes- ter on Consumer Education and one on Parenting Education. As you can tell, the Home Ec. Department keeps Mrs. Joyce Paseka very busy. uv-1 S EHgliShfH0mG ECOHOHUCS Picture on the top left: Chris and Cory really enjoy domestic chores. Bottom: Brian, I think you need to shave! Math-A Challenging Class? Students are not in to self-punishment or thriv- ing on panic but they are into challenging their brain with Hgures, dimensions and formulas. jr. High studies basic math problems solving, ,,.-.,,.,3.Ag computation of skills, geometry and measurement of charts and graphs. They ready themselves for H A advanced math classes. Freshmen have Algebra I Y I-gf which has in tergers, equations, factoring, fractions I I T N. and basic functions which makes brain cells work ni A overtime. Sophomores take Geometry and chal- F If F lenge themselves with proofs and basic geometric if Qgy' Hgures. juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to choose if they wish to take a ma th class. Algebra II is offered to juniors and Trig and Pre-Calculus for Seniors. .. 25 .- sgi. Y. When math becomes too challenging you hear complaints from the students. Miss Thomsen ex- plained, when I receive complaints, I try to en- courage the student that what they are studying will help them. If not directly in the career they pick, it helps them to increase their thought pat- terns. It is important in life to step back and think out all the possibilitiesg like in math problems. Above: Sophomores rack their brains on some geometric figures. Below: Jr. High closing in on another year of ma th skills. QQA4 7 ,f ' ', T ' If Computer Classes Running with the pace Society is advancing in technology so fast the students need the opportunity to keep pace in this era. There is a definite need to learn about the computer to seek most any kind of employment. For example farmers can gain knowledge to help out costs and help with other management planning. All the effort, time and pa- Torrey Dauel and his tience involved can sometimes make you want to take a saw to your friendly computer. ' friendly computer but the results can be rewarding beyond your imagina- tion. Compu ter Programming in the Basic Language is offered a t P.I-I S. to Sophomores through Seniors first period. Miss Thomsen teaches this class which consists of an initial method of programming that is faster, cheaper and easier. If you don 't catch that class you can take the class Office Machines taught by Mrs. Sackett which works with the word processor, spread sheet and data base. Mr. Hansen commented, Society has made computer knowledge a must. 14 Math, Computer Hola, Que tal . . . words from another language-or from another world? Thirteen people dared to learn this mumble- jumble this year. The classes met every day in the Audio Visual KAJU Room instructed by Miss Beans. They Watched films, studied, read stories, studied, talked on the phone to a Spanish instructor Iyuckj, and studied. But their classes were not all work and no play. On certain days they cooked food that came up in their Spanish dialogue. But, ofcourse, the Spanish I and II classes enjoyed ffor the most partj their year, but as Brenda, a first-year Spanish student would say, 'T don 't think I 'm gonna pass it. ,X At left-The juniors are typing away. Above- Scott working for pretending to be workingj on the computer. Below-T he Accounting class taking notes. Anything from typing, to adding and subtracting, to listening to a tape of dicta tion-that's Business. From TypingL Office Machines, Accounting, to Business En- glish and Communications, Business Math, and Office Procedures, Mrs. Sackett keeps herself busy. Her day started out busy and ended busy. Her day was a full load of seven classes, with 30 students in and out of her room. Many students had more than one class with Mrs. Sackett-like Darlene- 'T have Office Machines, Accounting and Office Practice with her. Sometimes the Work is hard, but usually not. I 'll tell you now, she's the teacher who gives me the most work!!! Most of the students liked her classes even to the point of almost, SO1't 01, enjoying it! But there's always Gary Piercy, 'Tt's frustrating! Above - Kim and Becky fare you cheatingP2 doing their Spanish worksheets. The Spanish class Quotes: Trying to translate and doing the workbook is the hardest. The best part of it is the fun and interesting classes. I 've already taken it It's a big challenge. No one should expect to breeze through it. It's difficult and takes studying. Becky IRebbecaj four years! Kim lCarlotta1 iq Business f Spanish Business Quotes and One-liners What's the best part of your business class? When I get Mary in trouble. Jim I like the timings and make-up days. Margaret Gossiping!!! Marie The assignments. Chris E. CRea11y Chris?J Eyes on your copy. Mrs. Sackett A secretary's work is never done. john Can I have the bathroom pass? Larry WL .,,.,,- . What 's Happening? In the History Classes at RHS. Students are either sleeping or watching others sleep. Well, not really-even though they complain history is boring taking notes and having everything repeated over, many stu- dents enjoy it and would take history if it wasn 't required. Mr. Behne's explanation for complaining students is They complain just to hear themselves talk. Although Connie Kratky added, He is one of those teachers who loves to talk, talk and talk. You can find the jr. High trying to get enough passes to go to other rooms but they study the basic geography and the affect it has on human activities with a 9 week study of Nebraska History. Freshmen 's course in CIVICS isn't just counting the minutes until the bell rings but of citizen- ship in our gov't and the modern problems of the world. W01'1d HiSfOIy is the hardest to understand and learn for a sophomore according to Mr. Behne because people, places and ideas are studied and compared from country to country. The only way Sasa W. said to live through it is sleep with your eyes open. The juniors course in American HiStO1y acquain ts the student with how American society developed in the last 120 years-not pick up hints on how to keep your foot on a trash can but never fall in. Although Marie M. said I t should be halfway decent in trivial pursuit . American GOVCr11m611l' tries helping the seniors decide why gov't is needed and ready them for the adult world. Mr. Behne wishes he'd only have one session of geography but as his ton of 9 length chalk would have it, he teaches a Sr. High GCOgra- phy that alternates every year with Economics. This is the only elective history class where it's up to the student if he wishes to have his eyes double focus from looking at the black board so long. As you can see from the picture at right, a lot can happen with the ultimate history teacher at PJ-LS. No Doubt About It! Vo-Ag Students at P.H.S. Learn Because Prague is a rural community and agri- culture is the main industry, some may think the stu- dents would know almost everything already. Well, that's not true. The students 'list of things they never ever knew before range from using sa ws, judging soil, the types of beef and swine, making wire, building garages to welding. Mr. Collins added, The most im- portant thing the Vo-Ag students can learn is that Ag is our ever changing industry and to be successful you need to keep abreast of those changes. Two changes in the class schedule this year were the start of an Ag-Business class which deals with Human Relations, Salesmanship, Distributing, Ad- vertising, etc. of Ag products. Cory P. recommends the class to students who want to get into business occupation. I t is a GREAT class, as Chris E. said. The second was the arrival of a student teacher who graduated from the Ashland-Green wood High School-Lisa Haldeman. Before she left on Dec. 17, 1986 she commented, 'lreally enjoyed student teach- ing here at Prague! The staff here have been super! The students are great, they are a lot of fun and for the most part they seem like they want to learn! Top left: Chris j. is showing the skills of welding, Top right.' Gary Piercy performing a wireless act. Bottom left.' Student teacher Lisa Haldeman. Bottom Right: Vo-Ag students hard at work picking up corn for a project. Freshmen half asleep and studying. Left: The ultimate history teacher Mr. Behne. -1:1 Vo-agfHistory rama at P.H.S. SAGE OF SAGEBRUSH SAL was a melo- drama presented at the one-act play contest held at Peru Sta te. It was also presented as part of their spring play. It is the story of Sagebrush Sal KConnie Stavaj and her attempts to take over the Bloody Turnip Sa- loon, run by jake the Snake fScott Polacekj. Her daughter Hazeltine lMelissa Smithj finds true love with Heartbleed Haymeadow CGary Piercyj. It is the classic melodrama as narrated by Marlene Sousek which includes Cowboys, Indians and Can-Can Girls. First row: Gary Piercy, Connie Stava, Melissa Smith, Scott Polacek Second row: Becky Vanek, Marlene Sousek, Cory Piercy, Shelly Odvody, Tracy Van- Other Characters: Chief Hocksy Mosh - Cory Piercy Yocksy Mommy - Becky Vanek Dying Cowboy - Brian Prochaska Lonesome Cowboy - Chris Egr ek. Third row.' Tammy Wirka, Deanna Houfek, Connie Kratky, Mary ycasey Babbj La wver, Connie Kremlacek, Darlene Snitily. Last row: Mike Brennan, Chris Egr, Brian Prochaska, Dale Focher andjim Kubik. Not Shown: Brenda Be- Cowboys - Dale Focher lik, Traci Kavan, Matt Bechdolt, Kim Smith and Deanne Wade. Jim Kubjk Indians - Tracy Vanek Brenda Belik Shelly Odvody Can-Can Girls - Connie Kratky Tammy Wirka Mary Lawver Deanna Houfek IMarie MCCullickj Crew - Traci Kavan Matt Bechdolt Mike Brennan Darlene Snitily Dale Focher Student Directors - Kim Smith Deanne Wade 5 Top left is the four dancing and singing Can-Can Girls of the Bloody Turnip Saloon. Top right is the Narrator with Sal calling for a minister so she and her daughter Hazeltine below right can get hitched up to their loves. Above is Sagebrush Sal showing jake the Snake she means business. 50 DramafSpeeCh THE UNIN VI TED GHOST - A group of teenagers plan a surprise birthday party to be held in a haunted mansion where an unsolved murder was committed twenty years be- fore. A mysterious lady in black terrorizes the group. Who is she? And who are the strangers looking at the house? The teenagers manage to solve the crime and the mystery of the crying baby too. Cast of Characters: Hortense Gardiner - Marlene Sousek jim Elliot - Scott Polacek Dorothy Warren - Becky Vanek Mrs. Flinch - Tracy Vanek l Speech Team - Bottom: Tracy, Sponsor - Mrs. Foxworthy, Brendag Top: Melissa and Gary. Above picture is Gary Piercy reading The Life Of Walter Mytty during intermission at the Spring School Play in May, Left corner One Shot Sal is defending herself from the cowboys, Below is jake the Snake talk- ing to the Dubina Indian tribe for help to sa ve his saloon. At the right is the cast from The Uni!! Vi- led Ghost taking a bow. Below right isjim Elliot holding a gun on the mysteriou lady. Madge - Connie Stava Betty - Melissa Smith Bill - Gary Piercy Rich - Cory Piercy Nancy - Connie Kratky Elaine - Mary Lawver Speech Contest Rate High Four students participated in the district speech contest held in Clarks in March. Gary Piercy earned an excellent ra ting for his humorous prose reading from The Secret Life Of Walter Mytty by James Thurber. Another excellent was received by Melissa Smith for her poetry reading. The duet acting team of Tracy Vanek and Brenda Belik selected a reading from Voices from the High School and earned a well-deserved superior rating. Drama! Speech 51 BAND KEEPING T0 THE BEAT The band members were First row: Gary Piercy, Margaret Stanek, joey Nemec, Brian Kubik, Ryan Vanek. Second row: Becky McKesson, Stacy Hanis, Traci Kavan, Tammy Wirka, Deanna Houfek, Dale Peterson, Miss Beans. Third row: SlieriPaseka, Rabbi Koranda, DougHavlovic, GregMalina,jef1'Sousek. Last row: Elizabeth Nemec, Mark Ostry, Cory Piercy, Larry Koranda, T roy Kavan and Dwain Prochaska. This year was the start of the Prague Mar- ching Band. The Band marched at the Shrine Bowl Parade, the State Fair, and Grand Island's Harvest of Harmony. Among their oth er performances were Var- ious pep band appearances, including Girls District Basketball Tournament, Winter and Spring Concerts, District Music Contest, and Memorial Day services in Prague and Malmo. Top picture: Prague Band marching at the State Fair. Left picture.' Band director Miss Beans marches with the Band as they lead the way down town for a pep ral- ly. Right top: turkeys march with the Band, Bottom right: the Band at practice. 52 Band CH OR US KEEPS UP THE EN TH USIASM High School chorus members: Deanna Houfek, Connie Kratky, Mark Ostry, Robbie Ko- randa, Troy Kavan, Larry Koranda, Connie Stava, Michelle johnson. Second row: Sherri Pasaka, Darlene Snitily, Margaret Stanek, Cory Piercy, john Kasper, Marie McCullik, Mar- lene Sousek. Miss Beans. Front row: Carmon Egr, Tammy Wirka, Traci Ka van, Stacy Hanis, Elizabeth Nemec, Connie Kremlacek, Deanna Kubik and Brenda Belik. A .. Chorus - an everyday class for the high school students at Prague. They are constant- ly busy practicing for the Christmas concert. District contest and Spring concert. Though it is hard Work, they still keep the high voltage for singing. In the classroom every morning Miss Beans begins to have Warm-ups to get her stu- dents' voices ready to sing songs they need to Work on. You can tell that chorus is well liked be- cause there are 24 chorus members in the class. So ifyou want to see kids having fun, go see the PHS. students performing in the class- room or on stage. jr. High school chorus members are,' top row: jeff Sousek, Dale Peterson, Brian Kubik, Ryan Vanek and Doug Havlovic. Bottom E.. row: LeAnn Snitily, Becky McKesson, jenny Vanek, Dwain Prochaska, Greg Malina, joey Nemec, and not pictured: joni johnson. Pictured to the lower left are the Kindergar- ten singing at the Christmas concert. Picture at the right are Scott Polacek, Troy Kavan, Mark Ostry, and Rob Koranda. Chorus 53 f4I ANNUAL STAFF This year 's annual staff started the year with 12 stu- dents dropping to 9 at 2nd semester. These students worked hard planning pages, developing and printing pic- tures, and meeting company deadlines. The annual staff had a raffle for an annual with tick- ets being sold by the staff members. The highest sales per- son was Brenda: she received a free annual. The winner of the drawing was Mr. Luxford. Ads were sold to Prague and surrounding areas. The annual staff sold over 82,000 which covered about M of the cost of the annual. This year the annual staff asked all the students in the school to design an annual cover and the winner would Win a free annual. The student body voted on a cover that they liked. The winner was Tracy Vanek with the idea of RUN PHS. The staff planned the annual this year to include more student life, accent on different classes, art work, and dif ferent usages of gray and, to the students' dismay, slots of copy. The making of the annual became a class this year for the first-time in a number of years. It enabled more time spent on thought and planning for the entire book. S ff yo ,A Top left: Greg Adams and Mrs. Zeilinger discuss things about the annual. Second: 8 members of annual staff pose when they went to the Walsworth Yearbook Con vention. Middle left.' Marlene shows Carmon the darks and lights of a picture. Bottom left: Kari hard at work. inn, E X Ann ual Staff The class also took pictures to send to the papers. Smile, you re on candid camera QY, A Top Right.' Gerald, Carmon, Brenda, Tracy, Deanne, and Connie Krem, discuss some plans for the 1987 annual. Second.' Mrs. Zeil- inger shows two students a way to lay out a copy. Middle Right: The 9 members of annual staff are: Deanne Wade, Tracy Vanek, Gerald Humlicek, Brenda Belik, Marlene Sousek, Connie Stava, Carmon Egr, Connie Kremlacek, and Darlene Snitily. Bottom Right: Brenda and Tracy selling raffle tickets. Administration unning Pan ther High Above left: Keith Hanke - Vice-President: Victor Sousek - Treasurer, Louis Kavan - member: Gerald Paes - member: janet Piercy - President: Karen Houfek - Secretary. Above middle.' Superintendent Andrew Hansen and Principal Arlene Kracl who is also the Librarian and teaches jr. High English. Bottom left: Secretary and bookkeeper Jeanette Booze. Teachers Aid Cathy Snitily. Bus drivers: Leo Steinbach, Margie Steinbach, Alvin Booze. Middle right: janitors Ron Cerny and Twila Wade. T wila also drives the Kindergarten bus. Bottom: Volunteer Aids Betty Paes and Vicki Swartz. e-ee - eeer - no 1 5 ' Q' -Q' . fa if X xg .1 N Q 4 i Q Running Pan ther High can be a strenuous job for these people. There are an unlimited amount of things the school board does. On is setting all the rules to meet with the Sta te Regulations. Mr. Hansen also has many jobs to accomplish too such as setting up all the sports activities' dates, times, and referees. He also decides if school should be an hour late or no school at all in bad weather. Mrs. Kracl assists the superintendent and takes care ofall absence slips, advance notices, excuse slips, the check out file, etc. Mrs. Booze is trying to con vert all the bookwork and school hand- books to the computer, makes sure the weekly bulletin gets out on Fridays and answers all calls etejanitors have the dirtiest job ofall. They clean up after the students and teachers. They do everything from vacuuming the mud out of the hall rug to unlocking or locking the last door. Getting the kids to school on time lies in the hands of the bus drivers as does taking them to all the away extracurricular activities. Teachers Aids do a lot of running around. They make sure they have the last copy run off or they show the elementary something new on a computer. Allin all, this makes for a very busy day. X Barbara Chall is the Speech Therapist. Q X -Q X . A N 56 AdministrationfAids N S. 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The 1986-87 National Honor Society is pictured at the top left. Bottom row, left to right: Scott Polacek and Connie Kratky. Top row: Tracy Van- elc, Roger Kubik, Cory Piercy, Mrs. Paselca Isponsorj, Darlene Snitily fPresident2, Connie Stava, and Becky Vanek. At the top right, the newly installed members were nominated and voted in by the faculty, for the qualities of Scholastic, Character, Leadership, and Service. The new members installed were Scott Polacek and Connie Kratky. ,z This year, many of the juniors and seniors were very busy deciding on ca- reers, choosing colleges, filling out application and scholarship forms, and visit- ing colleges of their choices. A poll was taken of the senior and junior classes on what they will be doing after graduation. Five want to find a job, twelve plan on going to college, nine want to go to a vocational or tech. school, two plan to work at home, and three plan to enroll in the service. Above, at the right, Mary Lawver talks to a college representative. X H 'Lb National Honor SocietyfGoals Tx WNHWL EQHI Q03 NODE Dream not of yesterday but of tomorrow. The class of '87.' Darlene Snitily, Mary La wver, Roger K ubik, Melissa Smith, Marie McCullick and Connie Kra tky, Second row: Cory Piercy, Mike Brennan, Connie Stava. Marlene Sousek, john Kaspar and Scott Polacek. Third row: Chris Egr, Dale Focher, Brian Prochaska, Matt Bechdoldt, jim Kubik and Duane Havlovic. The 18members of the Class of '87graduated May 15. The ceremony was held on a hot evening at the Prague gym with a large crowd attending. The school band provided the music along with the high school chorus which sang Showing US the Way and Go With A Song In Your Heart. Father John Keefe gave the invocation and benediction. Many scholarships were awarded to the seniors. jim Kubik.' S300 Bank of Prague Connie Kratky: S300 Bank of Prague S500 1 yr. Southeast Community College Cory Piercy: 1 year Regents - full tuition for UNL 54,000 each year for 4 years Midland College S200 Faternal Order of Eagles for any Tech School or College of choice Connie Stava: S800 for 4 years Weslyan Presidential Scholarship Melissa Smith: S400 Dean's Scholar- ship at Kearney Marlene Sousek: S500 Southeast Com- munity College for 1 year Darlene Snitily: S800 Guidance Counselor Scholarship Lincoln School or Commerce Roger Kubik: S200 from Faternal Order of Eagles to any Tech School or College Cory Piercy was Valedictorian and Connie Stava was Salutatorian. These students and 6 others had a grade average of 90 and above this year. The others are Roger, Marlene, Darlene, Scott, Melissa and Connie K. Cory received the Presidential Academic Fitness Award for his grade average. N - 5 Y A ,f ' K , in six ld rl X V, I We 1 C kkkk 'Q , K,gE. W f i Q f iff ? K X K- Q C. R555 A-3 A-5 . N i..,,,,..... V W, AA , H LLLL 1 xii 'X fl . ' 1 ' ' 1 J Sis a f if Graduation Night Top row: Cory, Connie Sta va and Connie Krat- ky make their way to the stage for the gradua- tion ceremonies. Second row left: Roger giving the welcoming address. Middle.' Melissa re- ceives her medal for scholastic honors. Right middle: Cory gives his valedictorian address about the changing of the times he stated, We are the future and the future is now. Bottom: Connie Stava gives the salutatorian address while her classmates listen. She said these Words about her classma tes, We are tomorrows leaders, holding responsibilities and being the backbone of this great country. X X ks swsi SAGE Class Omcer Search Even ts P-Club Pep Club Cheerleader Track Honor Society Student Manager Student Council Chorus Band Basketball Volleyball Football Play FHA FFA Annual Royalty N 'E g 5 3-f: wc me Em Seq 4 4 2,3 4 3 4 1 1234 1234 . ,, E .,..,, K X K QNNN ..,,. , -...,, Wver N Q La M - cms N N N E N 2 E 2 '21 -. 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The class ' first stop was breakfast at McDonald's in Lincoln. After breakfast, they toured the Lincoln Correctional Center. After their tour, they headed for Omaha where they ate lunch at the Offieer's Club lpaid by Mr. Gerald Paesj and Went to the SAC Air Base Museum, After an hour's visit to the Henry Doorly Zoo, these rowdy 18 individuals enjoyed themselves while playing putt-putt golf and raising dust on the go-karts at the Kart-Ranch. Their next stop was The Choice where they had quite a filling dinner. Their last stop was at Peony Park where they had fun on the rides for 2 hours, even though they had to wait for a parking place. The Seniors returned from their adventurous sneak trip at 11:00 p.m. to end their busy day. if ,,..', 1 ww f f , UWM www, , h.,,,N.-f aczwuw V, V,.,, M ride. 62 Senior Sneak Top picture: Seniors by a missile at SAC Air Force Base. 2nd row, left: The girls Want to be rescued. Right: Waiting at the starting gate at the Kart-Ranch. 3rd row, left and bottom: A visit at the zoo. Middle: Dale and Mrs, Sackett at the Sac museum. Right: Dinner at the Offi- cers Club at SAC and bottom: The bus gg. 'flf Ads Thank You Prague Supporters Brainard Raskey Motor Weston Wonka Oil 65 Feed Stuchil Insurance Elmer's Oil 85 Repair Wahoo T exel 's Inc. Bronson Agency I-Ioppe's Complete Decorating Center Loerch's jewelry Cuda's Towing Equitable Fed. Savings Charlottes 85 Luckeys Wahoo Implement Ceresco johnson Farm Service Abie Abie Bar da Girll Schyler Ron's Oil Company Prague Side Street Salon Fremont Christensen Lumber Karl 's Jewelry Home Furnishing Lazy G Western Godfather's State Farm Insurance Kiel 's Barber Shop Whitmer Welding North Bend Blevines Popcorn Co. Kruger Feed 7 Seed North Bend Transfer Co. David City Bea 's Restaurant da Lounge Adamy, Chevrolet 85 Oldsmobile R.L.D. Inc. john Deere Weber Auto Parts Zeilinger Hardware Butler County Welding F irstier Bank Gambles Western Drive-In JM Landpa D.D.S. Kobza Motors R1ght to L1fe BOX 2.62. Wahoo, Neb. 68066 Saunders County Ads 63 Kunel Gil Company Prague Nebraska 665 4546 Amoco Gas Dlesel and Heatmg 011 Mobll Motor 011s Quality products at reasonable DTICCS I E N 0 0 0 I 0 0 I Be11k Auto Repalr and Lmda s Beauty Shop W1sh the Semor class of 1987 contmumg luck and success 1n the1r hves after graduatwn ' 9 Prague, Ne. 663-4355 li KA VANS SER VICE A? TIRE PRAGUE NE 663 4365 TIRES BATTERIES AGCESSCRIES GN THE FARM TIRE SERVICE NEW sf USED TRACTOR TIRES WX! KUCERA FUNERAL HUME M0NUIv1EIvTS and MARKERS PHDNE 663 4326 PRAGUE NE GORDON Si TERRY KUCERA 7 7 I 7 7 I W,I I.I I ,S N I 5 Q., ...II L A r LA . PARMFLEETTIRESEEVICE I fi A ' I A A 66 - -X ti.AI . 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