Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

NATIONAL 1. The Battle of Chicago - Police rout a throng of hippies and yippies as they try to clear Grant Park in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention. 2. Blonde. 18-year-old Judith Ann Ford of Belvidere, Illinois, was crowned Miss America of 1969 by the outgoing Miss America. Debra Dene Barnes. 3. A brace of plow mules pulls the farm wagon bearing the casket of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. along its funeral procession route in Atlanta. King was shot to death April 4th in Memphis. Tennessee. 4. This is how it looked at the Finish Line of the Kentucky Derby with Dancer's Image crossing first. Dancer's Image was disqualified, however, and Forward Pass, shown at center, was declared the big winner. 5. Bobby Unser, Albuquerque. New Mexico, stands up in his racer in the Victory Circle after winning the Indian apolis 500 mile Speedway race in a record speed of 152.88 miles per hour. 6. Richard MJlixon holds a presidential seal presented to him by one of his daughters after his election victory. Hie (jannhlor i� hphind h«� � 'EVENTS 7. After a successful Apollo 7 mission with three astronauts aboard, the United States followed in Oecember with Apollo 8. This time a 3-man team made history by soaring into orbit around the moon. 8. This diaeram shows the path of the Apollo 8 in successfully achieving lunar orbit and then returning to Earth. 9. Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts eulogizes his slain brother during funeral service for Senator Robert F. Kennedy in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. President and Mrs. Johnson listen at lower right. 10. Jim Northrup hits a triple off Bob Gibson in the 7th inning of the final game of the World Series at Busch stadium in St. Louis. Two runs were driven in and the Detroit Tigers went on to beat the St. Louis Cardinals. 11. Student sit-ins got their share of publicity in 1968 -photo shows Columbia University students during a demonstration in April. 12. This aerial view shows supporters of the Poor People’s Campaign ringing the reflecting pool and wading into its waters as they gathered in June at the I incoln Memorial. At right is Resurrection City MARIAN JORDAN . . . with sincere gratitude to our sponsors, Marian Jordan and Marvin Beardshear, THE CARDINAL. Mrs. Jordan has taught at Randolph Public Schools for nine years and advised us as sponsor during our junior and senior year. During the last three years, Mr. Beardshear has guided us as sponsor and has been employed at our school since 1961. It is with deep appreciation for your devotion that we say, THANK YOU! In Appreciation, The Senior Class of Randolph Public High School dedicates.. . MARVIN BEARDSHEAR SENIORS DARREL WEYHRICH Cheta Next to dog, man's best friend is the wastebasket! ANN SELLON Annie Innocent face, but you never can tell! RAYMOND BLOOMQUI ST Ray Results! Why man, I have a lot of results. I know several thousand things that won't work. EILEEN WATTIER Weiner I sigh after many, but love only one. CARMEN STAMM Carm It is not only the most difficult tilings to know oneself, but the most inconvenient one, too. t 3 DONA VAN MEIER ’’Bugs Crazy, crazy, all the time crazy! LARRY SOHREN Sohrenie His Chevy's the best ’cause it meets the test. CARLA STAMM The trouble with angels is that this one doesn't have wings. CONNIE NELSON Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. DARRELL SCHUTT Buck Have a good time while you're living; you'll be dead a long time. DENNIS STAPELMAN Den So much to do so little time to do it in. STEVE HEESE Hess It is not good that women should be alone. ROGER PLUMMER Rogie it DICK BLOOMQUIST There's mischief in this little man! 5 A doin' what comes natural. DEBBIE ENCDAHL Deb My future is planned, third finger left hand. CAROLYN HILKEMANN It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. JEANNIE TIETCEN Termite There's something about a soldier! RANDIE MEYER Bub Only three great men are DUANE SEYL living; I'm one and I for- Charlie get the other two. Some people are willing to work; as for me, I'm willing to let them. 6 MARLENE REMINGTON Frenchie Some people think she's quiet but if they knew they'd deny it. ROBERT KORTH Bobby K. The less I learn; the less I have to remember. LYNN DOWLING Tweety Yes, yes, teacher. . . but I'm still gonna do it my way. WILLIAM BARTELS Bill Work little, study less, that's my idea of happiness. 7 VICKI KRUEGER Vic So pretty and so sweet. A girl as nice as she, is mighty hard to beat. KAREN OLBERDING Peanuts There is bad in every good little girl. DAVID GRAHAM Cracker He doesn't say much, but his smile tells on him! PEGGY HOKAMP Peg There's only one danger I find in life. . . 8 CHERYL BELTZ Betser Wild and vvooly that's her style. DONNA BAUER Donns Bee RICKY YOUNG Rick” I can resist everything; except temptation. Girls are okay, but sticking with one just doesn't pay. 9 KENNETH RATH, JR. Ken Ken is the little lad; who is the sleeping problem in our Science pad. DEBRA SCHNOOR Tickles She who believes in nothing still needs a boy to believe in her. CHERI GRAF Cher Lead me not into temptation, just show me where he's at. DARLYN HANSEN Scrapie it 10 Women disturb me not. THIRTEEN YEARS AT RANDOLPH SECOND ROW: Darlyn Irwin Hansen, Roger Lee Plummer, Micky LaRue Owens, Dave Dean McGrew. FIRST ROW: Donovan Walter Meier, Cheryl Anne Beltz, Ann Louise Sellon, Ricky Ray Young. GRADUATION SNAPS 11 THIRD ROW: Steven Lynn Hee e, Larry Edward Sohren, Darlyn Irvin Hansen, Micky LaRue Owens, Roger Lee Plummer, Randy Craig Boughn. Robert Nicholas Korth, Lynn Allen Dowling, William Lewis Bartels, Steve Rolland Lewon, Dave Dean McGrew, Darrell Arthur Schutt, Dennis Ray Stapelman. SECOND ROW: Debra Sue Schnoor, Carla Rae Stamm, Connie Kay Nelson, Carolyn Jean Hilkemann, Arjean Elaine Baden, Marlene Joy Remington, Deborah Jean Engdahl, Peggy Lee Hokamp, Betty Rae Loberg, Jeannie Marie Tietgen, Eileen Ann Wattier, Cheri Lynn Graf, Carmen Faye Stamm, Karen Alina Olberding. FIRST ROW: Richard Arvid Bloomquist, Duane Leroy Baccalaureate Speaker, Dr. Vance D. Rogers, President Nebraska Wesleyan University. — Raymond Bloomquist, Salutatorian; Betty Loberg, Valedictorian; Darlyn Hansen, John F. Kennedy Award. Seyl, David Alan Graham, Ricky Ray Young, Randal Earl Meyer, Cheryl Ann Beltz, Donna Jean Bauer, Vicki Lea Krueger, Ann Louise Sellon, Kenneth John Rath, Jr. , Donavan Walter Meier, Raymond Harold Bloomquist, Darrell Charles Weyhrich. Commencement Speaker, Dr. Donald O. Clifton, University of Nebraska. 13 SINGING SEXTET Ushers: Don McGrew, Sally Lorenz. ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD £ “ • ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL, LIBRARIAN AND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS. EVA M. STRATHMAN received her BA and MA Degrees at Wayne State College. Her minor is Social Science and majors are Education and English. She has attended the University of Colorado for three summers. SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Fred Rokahr, Eldred Pentico, Roger Buchanan, Melvin Ehrhardt, Henry Ililkemann, and Darrell Neese. SUPERINTENDENT MR. NEIL A. KLUVER attended the University of Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Wayne State College. He received his BA and MA Degrees from Wayne State Teachers College and his Six Year Professional Degree in School Administration from the University of Nebraska. PRINCIPAL MR. WESLEY MOENCH has attended Scottsbluff Junior College and Chadron State College. He received his BS Degree in 1965 with Majors in Social Science and Mathematics. The MS Degree was earned at Chadron State College in 1967 while serv ing as graduate assistant. Mr. Moench taught in Minatare, Nebraska and Chadron State College. C. EUGENE WALDEN MARIAN JORDAN MARVIN BEARD SHEAR Band Social Studies, History Physics, Chemistry JAMES BLESSEN Coach, Biology, Science CHARLES LINDAHL Social Studies GWEN WALDEN English, Spanish DARRELL SEEM AN Art SHIRLEY JENSEN Business WESLEY MOENCH Math 17 NORMAN ULERY Vocational Agriculture GEORGIA WACHHOLTZ Vocal Music CUSTODIANS Elmer Huwaldt and Harold Lewis BUS DRIVERS Charles Lindahl, Jack Sauser, Francis Kiser, Warren Kint, Harold Brown, and Harold Lewis. 18 JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Loren Hansen, La Neta Bethune, Barbara Nelson, Don McGrew, Darvin Rossbach, Howard Graham, Mike Fish, Ricky Eddie, Kay Rasmussen, Dianne McDonald, Nadine Boatman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jensen, Steve Wattier, Marilyn Hilkemann, Lorene Keifer, Bill Reed, Judy Olberding, Marlene Podany, Linda Chapman, Rhonda Meier, Roy Gerkins, Karen Menke, LaRuthe Jones, Mr. Speer. THIRD ROW: Kathy Dowling, Diann Tilton, Sally Lorenz, Richard Junck, Shelley Reed, Terry Dowling, Terry Krueger, Deanna Cunningham, Marsha Bierschenk, Layne Van Slyke, Mike Krueger, Jane Pederson. FOURTH ROW: Lynette Backer, Janet Weyhrich, Roger Nelson, Randy Graf, Debbie Dennis, Nancy Dowling, Jon Brandt, Joe Hansen, Robert Dowling, Doug Bloomquist, Linda Bermel, Gary Reineke, Kay Eberhardt, Steve Rhode. STUDENT COUNCIL 20 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Irvin Wattier, Sharolyn Frederich, Kathy Delozier, Lyle Case, Jim Beltz, Mark Meyer, Denise Shallon, Margaret Hansen, Carol Dowling. SECOND ROW: Jerry Pflanz, Vickie Caster, Dayna VanSlyke, David Dowling, Neil Heese, Sheila Cunningham, Patty Olson, Jana Buchanan, Mr. Blessen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lindahl; Kathy Remington, Cheryl Cerkins, Jack Wattier, Kevin Leaply, Kenneth Wattier, Dennis Burback, Vn-g11 Young, Louise Anderson, Patty Krueger. FOURTH ROW: Lynette Janssen, Jean Ann Olberding, Sharon rodany, Vernon Macklin, Danny Dowling, Ted Huetig, Ricky Lienemann, Gary Appel, Slyvia Truby. 22 I FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: David Lewon, David Rasmussen, Richy Graf, Rodney Berner, Kenney Blomquist, Chuck Hintz, Jim Rudebush, Greg Gubbles, Bradly Witte, Kathy Nelson. SECOND ROW: Miss Wacholtz, Denise Akers, Mary Jo Bloomquist, Terry Olberding, Greg Haselliorst, Ronney Renieke, Richard Broders, Ray Brant, Dave Boatman, Sharon Poppe, Pat Renieke, Donnette Coulter, Joanie Schnoor, Mr. Osborn. THIRD ROW: Paul Huetig, Delores Bennel, Janice Kruger, Sharon Dowling, Kathy McLain, Sharon Wattier, Cindy Bierschenk, Peggy Huwalt, Darlene Rossbach, Connie Lindquist, Elaine Weyhrich, Pam Olson, Clarise Tilton. FOURTH ROW: Bradly Weber, LeRoy Janssen, Melia Graham, Debbie Lienemann, Sue Stevens, Janice Lange, Kerry Kiefer, Bobbie Weyhrich, Monty Owens, Steve Kruse, Sandra Strathman, Lori Bermel, Renee Graf, Bruce Sellon. JUNIOR HIGH 8TH GRADE FIRST ROW: Darrell Dennis, Ricky Cubbies, Dan Rudebusch, Gary Falter, Michel Paulson, Tim Lindquist, Tom Jones, Don Backer, Robert Olson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Andresen, Darlene Dennis, Kay Erickson, Sheila Kruger, Donna Chapman, Terry Rasmussen, Debra Stapelman, Gloria Dowling, Mary Hansen, Mr. Heermann. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Rohde, Connie Reed, Greg Dowling, Ken Kruger, Carmen Broderson, Pam Hokamp, Nancy Cunningham, Fred Gartner, Jane Wattier. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Siecke, Judy Seyl, Bill Rath, Brad Hale, Roger Wobbenhorst, Joey Pflanz, Frank Wortman, Tim Witte, Steve Fish. 7TH GRADE FIRST ROW: Beverly Pitet, Cindy Akers, Eddie Carsens, Wendy Thelen, Denise Caster, Douglas Gub-bles, Janet Burgel, Wendell Rohde, Danny Backer. SECOND ROW: Donald Iluwaldt, Steve Stamm, Greg Rudebusch, Beth Siecke, Wayne Dowling, Leslie Lorenz, Lori Burton, Robert Krueger, Kirby Baird, Douglas Licncmann. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Walden, Loren Wessel, Charlene Owens, Joy McFarlane, Bruce Strathman, Paul Sellon, Billy Hiethold, Margaret Wortman. FOURTH ROW: Mark Broderson, Cheryl Schaefer. Valerie Gosch, Wesley Reitz, Don Rossbach, Tim Kint, Craig Bartels, Patty Truby, Phil Fuchs, Don Dittman. 26 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Dan Rudebush, Tim Lindquist, Bruce Strathman, Don Dittman, Mike Paulson, Paul Sellon, Darrell Dennis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Andresen, Greg Dowling, Bill Rath, Brad Hale, Don Rossbach, Wesley Beltz, Mark Broderson. Record of 69 Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph 29 . . . . Hartington 25 34 . . . . Hartington 25 20 . . . . Osmond 24 32 . . . . Coleridge 17 27 . . . . Osmond 23 30 . . . . St. Frances 42 34 . . . . W inside 23 5 Wins - 2 Losses 27 Captains: Tim Witte, Don Rossbach with 3rd place trophy from Coleridge Invitational. ACTIVITIES 9 m mm ■ I I I I I ■ III ■ ill I I I 29 Voice of Democracy Math Award Outstanding Athlete Ann Sellon Mark Meyer Darlyn Hansen Outstanding Homemaker Carmen Stamm Betty Crocker Award Ann Sellon Style Show W inners Denise Sellon, Pam Hokamp, Jeanne Tietgen. All Tournament- All Conference Darlyn Hansen, Janice Kruger, Rhonda Meier, Cheryl Randie Meyer, Joe Hansen, Darlyn Hansen, Steve Beltz. Heese, and Kenneth Rath. 30 Vicki Krueger Girl's State Co-ed Correspondent Alternate; Sally Lorenz, Linda Bermel Miss FHA Jeanne Tietgen FFA Sweetheart Outstanding FFA Award Karen Menke Lynn Dowling NEDT Awards I Dare You Mark Meyer, Kathy Ann Sellon, McLain, Kevin Leapley. Darlyn Hansen. Scholarships Jeanne Tietgen Darlyn Hansen. Knowledge Bowl Ray Bloomquist, Brad Weber, Susie Stevens, Melia Graham. 31 Play Cast DECLAM Michele Reed, Kevin Leapley, Mark Meyer, and Kathy Delozier. FIRST ROW: Peg Hokamp, Darlyn Hansen. SECOND ROW: Ann Sellon, Cheryl Beltz, Sally Lorenz, Linda Chapman. Voice of Democracy Randolph High School students competed in two Second semester speech contests. The Lewis and Clark Conference Speech Contest was held at Hart-ington Cedar Catholic while the District 111 Speech and One-Act Play Contest was held at Norfolk. At the district meet superior ratings went to Peg Hokamp for her prose interpretations and to Kevin Leapley for his one-act role. Ann Sellon ja JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Doug Bloomquist Crowning the Queen Queen-Michele Reed King-Darrell Schutt Jeanne Tietgen Crowning the King D!S Speaker Balloon Time Mrs. Strath man Isle of Golden Dreams Remington, Lynette Janssen, Kathy Delozier, Sharolyn Fredricks. Dancing in the Dark 33 JUNIOR —SENIOR CLASS PLAY PLAY CAST Linda Berm el Peggy Hokamp Sally Lorenz Ann Sellon Marsha Bierschenk Diann Tilton Betty Loberg Carmen Stamm La Ruthe Jones Rhonda Meier Kathy Dowling Linda Chapman Marlene Podany Shelley Reed Cheryl Beltz Ricky Young Steve Ilesse Darvin Rossbach Terry Dowling Steve Lewon Darlyn Hansen Bill Reed Doug Bloomquist Ray Bloomquist Roy Gerkins Mike Fish Darrell Weyhrich David Graham Deanna Cunningham Janet Weyhrich Barbara Nelson Randie Meyer 34 HOMECOMING Queen: Carmen Stamm, King: Randie Meyer, Attendants: Karen Olberding, Deb Schnoor, Betty Loberg, Peg Hokamp, Bill Bartels, Dave McGrew, Steve Heese, and Darrell Schutt. 35 II1 ■ ■ ■ 1 II 1 ■ ■ 1 III III III III ■ ■ ■ III II1 ■ ■ ■ 1 II 1 ■ ■ llll III ■ ■ ■ ■ II I ■ M ■ III ■ ■ ■ ■ I II ■ ■ III III ■ ■ ■ ■ in ■ ini ■ in VOLLEYBALL CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Don McGrew, Randy Graf, Ray Bloomquist, Steve Heese. Not shown: Randie Meyer. Kathy McLain, Janice Lange, Dayna Van Slyke, Vickie Caster. John Schnoor, Rhonda Graf. 37 Jeannie Tietgen, Peg Hokamp, Rhonda Meier, Shelley Reed, Debbie Schnoor. FOOTBALL SQUAD rrXST ROW: Terry Olherding, LeRoy Jensen, Monte Owens, Brad Weber, Greg Gubbels, Rodney Berner, Jim Rudebusch, Kenny Bloomquist, Dave Lewon, Bruce Sellon, Dave Boatman. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Heer-mann, Neil Heese, Dan Dowling, Don McGrew, Jim Beltz, Ervin Wattier, Ricky Young, Virgil Young, Darty Rossbach, Dick Bloomquist, Dave Dowling, Steve Wattier. THIRD ROW: Doug Bloomquist, Ken Rath, Steve Heese, Randie Meyer, Bill Bartels, Joe Hansen, Darlyn Hansen, Ricky Lienemann, Ted Huetig, Darrell Schutt, Randy Boughn, Coach Bob Andrcsen, Coach Jim Blessen. FOURTH ROW: Brad Witte, Mike Krueger, Richie Graf, Loren Hansen, Howard Graham, Terry Krueger, Ray Bloomquist, Van Meier, Mark Meyer, Mike Fish, Student Managers-Don Rossbach, Terry Dowling. SCORES OF 68 RANDOLPH 13 RANDOLPH 18 RANDOLPH 6 RANDOLPH 19 RANDOLPH 31 RANDOLPH 8 RANDOLPH 39 RANDOLPH 27 Coleridge 12 Ponca 6 Osmond 0 Wynot 7 Hartington 23 Winside 6 Allen 18 Emerson 13 Steve Hesse, Captain; Joe Hansen, Most Valuable Player; Randie Meyer, Captain. 38 CONFERENCE TROPHY Mr. Heermann, Mr. Andresen, and Mr. Blessen coaches of our 1968 football team pose with the All-Conference Trophy. LINE: End, Ken Rath; Tackle, Randie Meyer; Guard, Steve Heese; Center, Don McGrew; Guard, Randy Boughn; Tackle, Ray Bloomquist; End, Bill Bartels. BACKFIELD: HB, Darrell Schutt; HB, Darlyn Hansen; QB, Joe Hansen; WB, Darvin Rossbach; HB, Rodney Berner. It is rather a rare feat indeed that a team remains undefeated. Players and coaches are aware that to go through a season undefeated can be achieved only through the following: Most important teamwork and desire throughout the season, hard work and physical discipline, a give and take attitude, a continuing development of pride, the enjoyment of actually playing the game, very few injuries to key players, and some fine help from the two assistants Jim Blessen and Bob Andresen. Mr. Heermann said that this season has been one of the most enlightn-ing experiences in his coaching career. One that will be long remembered for years to come, all stemming from the fact that he had a great enthusiastic group of boys. COACH HEERMANN 39 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Don Rossbach, Coach Andresen, Coach Blessen, Darrell Dennis. SECOND ROW: Rich Graf, Jim Beltz, Ken Rath, Rod Berner, Joe Hansen, Lynn Dowling, Bill Bartels, Doug Bloomquist, Darlyn Hansen, Darvin Rossbach, David Boatman. The Randolph Cardinal's victories were against St. Frances and Wynot both being close games with only two points deciding each game. These games were also tournament games so the Cards had no wins to their credit in Lewis and Clark Conference play. Although the season ended poorly the main principle of any sport is to teach athletes physical and mental disciplines. With the help of first team coach Bob Andresen and second team coach Jim Blessen, it is hoped that these boys learned and furthered these ideals. With a promising bunch of Freshmen coming up it looks like the next few years will be fruitful for the Randolph Cardinals. CO-CAPTAIN Darvin Rossbach HONORARY CAPTAIN AND MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Darlyn Hansen 40 SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW: Ray Brant, Steve Kruse, Brad Weber, Bob Weyhrich, David Boatman, Jerry Pflanz. SECOND ROW: Coach Blessen, Rod Berner, Kevin Leapley, Kenny Bloomquist, Robert Dowling, Doug Bloomquist, Dan Dowling, Jim Rudebusch, Darrell Dennis. THIRD ROW: Don Rossbach, David Lewon, Rich Graf, Jim Beltz, David Rasmussen, Neil Heese. 41 TRACK ‘■’IRS'! ROW: Ray Brant, LeRoy Janssen, Brad Weber, Ray Bloomquist, David Lewon, Van Meier, Dave Boatman. l‘j XOND ROW: Dan Dowling, Jim Beltz, Loren Hansen, Mark Meier, Monte Owens, Virgil Young, Brad Witte, arv Rossbach, Bruce Sellon. THIRD ROW: Coach Heermann, Coach Blessen, Jim Rudebusch, Rodney Burner, OUr Joomquist, John Brant, Ricky Lienemann, Kenny Bloomquist, Darlyn Hansen, Ken Rath, Coach Andresen. Mile Relay 2 Mile Relay Ken Rath, John Brant, Jim Rudebusch, Loren Hansen. Shot Discus 440 Ray Bloomquist, Doug Bloomquist, Van Meier, Jim Beltz. Darvin Rossbach, Darlyn Hansen, Rodney Burner, David Lewon, Coach Heermann. 42 Loren Hansen, Rodney Burner, Darvin Rossbach, David Lewon, Doug Bloomquist. VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Shelley Reed, Rhonda Meier, Janice Kruger, Sally Lorenz, Cheryl Beltz, Dian Tilton, Pat Krur-ger, Debbie Schnoor. SECOND ROW: Konnie Linquist, Vickie Caster, Elaine Weyhrich, Clarice Tilton, Pam Olson, Lori Bermel, Carol Dowling, Denise Akers, Renee Graf. THIRD ROW: Janet Weyhrich, Linda Ber: lr Sharon Dowling, Kathy McLain, Nancy Dowling, Lynette Janssen, Cheryl Gerkins, Janice Lange, Kathy Dot. -ling, Kay Eberhardt, Coach Beardshear. Cheryl Rhonda Janice Coach Beardshear Sally Debbie Pat The Randolph volleyball team was the first Randolph team to win the division championship since the 65-66 team. Congratulations girls! Pi Z3 .v wj ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Ray Bloomquist, Carmen Stamm, Kathy Delozier, Sally Lorenz, Bill Reed, Mr. Moench, Karen Mcnke. SECOND ROW: Michele Reed, Lynette Janssen, Kenneth Rath, Rodney Berner, Randle Meyer, Doug Bloomquist, Slyvia Truby, Darlene Rossbach, Loren Hansen, Betty Loberg. ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Darlyn Hansen, Deanna Cunningham, Carolyn Hilkemann, Ray Bloomquist, Betty Loberg, Debbie Dennis, Arjean Baden. SECOND ROW: Duane Seyl, Randie Meyer, Mrs. Jensen, Donna Bauer, Cheri Graf, Ricky Young. 45 FFA FIRST ROW: Terry Olberding, Leroy Janssen, Neil Hesse, David Dowling, David Rasmussen, Roy Gerkins, Pat Reineke. SECOND ROW: Richard Junck, Gary Reineke, Bill Reed, Joe Hansen, Lynn Dowling, Ricky Young, Randy Boughn, Mr. Ulery, Steve Wattier. THIRD ROW: Steven Kruse, Kenny Bloomquist, Dennis Stapleman, Ricky Lieiieinaiin, Gary Appel, Bill Bartels, Bob Korth, Bob Dowling, Vernon Macklin, Doug Bloomquist, Kenneth Rath, David Graham, Randy Graf, Greg Hazelhorst, Ronnie Reineke. LAST ROW: Mike Fish, Mark Meyer, Larry Sohren, Virgil Young, Larry Wattier, Darrell Schutt, Steve Rhode, Ricky Eddie, Rodney Rerner, Van Meier, Irvin Wattier, Dick Bloomquist, Howard Graham. FIRST ROW: Sally Lorenz, Carla Stamm, Carmen Stamm, Jeanne Tietgen, Karen Menke. SECOND ROW: LaRuthe Jones, Sharolyn Fredericks, Deanna Cunningham, Rhonda Meier, Lynette Janssen, Shelley Reed, Cheri Graf, Vicki Caster. THIRD ROW: Karen Olberding, Denise Sellon, Nadine Boatman, Delores Bermel, Sharon Dowling, Lori Bermel, Janice Kruger, Carol Dowling, Renee Graf, Shelia Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Judy Olberding, Kathy Dowling, Sharon Podany, Cheryl Beltz, Linda Bermel, Nancy Dowling, Jean Olberding, Debbie Engdahl, Debbie Lienemann, Eileen Wattier, Debbie Schnoor. 46 PUPER STUFF T KOVN •. LynetXe Janssen, Roy Gerkins, Mrs. Jordan, Terry Dowling, Betty Loberg, Mrs. Jensen. SECOND N: LeRoy Janssen, Tin da Chapman, Kathy Dowling, Kevin Leapley, Vicki Krueger, Linda Bermel, Ray omephst, David Lew on. UBR Rl NS Y1RST ROVI: SaWy boreni, LeRoy Janssen, Dianne McDonald, Shelley Reed, Patty Olson, Kathy Delozier. SEC OND ROW: Deanna Cxmningham, Barbara Nelson, Melia Graham, Mrs. Strathman, Betty Loberg, Ray Bloom-qalst, B W Reed. UIYTIONM- HONOR SOCIETY YYRST ROW . Kathy Delozier, Shelley Reed, Betty Loberg, Carolyn Hilkemann, Dayna Van Slyke, Mrs. Strathman. SECO'ND ROW: Ray Bloomquist, Sally Lorenz, Cheryl Gerkins, Kathy Dowling, Ann Sellon, Bill Reed. THIRD ROW: Mark Meyer, Lynette Janssen, Daryln Hansen, Kevin Leapley, Kay Eberhardt, Linda Bermel, ■Janet W ehyrich. 47 FBLA FIRST ROW: Betty Loberg, Jeannie Tietgen, Peg Hokamp, Sheila Cunningham, Mrs. Jensen. SECOND ROW: Roy Gerkins, Arjean Baden, Vicki Krueger, Dick Bloomquist, Neil Hesse. THIRD ROW: Ray Bloomquist, David Graham, Jack Wattier, Dennis Stapleman, Virgil Young, Bill Reed. FOURTH ROW: Ken Rath, Randy Graf, Danny Dowling, Bob Korth, Joe Hansen, Terry Dowling, Ricky Young. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Bruce Sellon, Jerry Pflanz, Kevin Leapley, Cheryl Gerkins, Darlyn Hansen, Slyvia Truby, Dayna Van Slyke, Mrs. Walden. SECOND ROW: Jim Beltz, Darvin Rossbach, Dan Dowling, Terry Dowling, Cheryl Beltz, Janet Weyhrich, Jim Rudebush, Don McGrew, Rich Graf. THIRD ROW: Pam Olson, Kathy Delozier, Darlene Rossbach, Michele Reed, Linda Chapman, Melia Graham, Elaine Weyhrich, Denise Akers. FOURTH ROW: Jana Buchanan, Susie Stevens, Bob Weyhrich, Monty Owens, Brad Witte, David Lewon, Brad Weber, Sandy Strathman, David Boatman, Patty Olson. 48 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: LaRuthe Jones, Karen Olberding, Karen Menke, Denise Sellon, Mary Jo Bloomquist, Connie Nelson, Pam Olson, Elaine Weyhrich, Sheila Cunningham, Marlene Podany, Sharon Poppe, Patty Olson, Joannic Schnoor, Mr. Speer. SECOND ROW: Jana Buchanan, Marilyn Hilkemann, Nadine Boatman, Judy Olberding, Sandra Strathman, Kathy Nelson, Lori Bermel, Renee Graf, Cheryl Gerkins, Melia Graham, Susie Stevens, Debbie Lienemann, Linda Chapman, Carmen Stamm, Clarice Tilton. THIRD ROW: Sharolyn Frederick, Kathy Delozier, Carol Dowling, Barbara Nelson, Janice Kruger, Konnie Linquist, Jane Pederson, Kathy Dowling, Diane Tilton, Sharon Dowling, Pat Krueger, LaNeta Bethune, Diane McDonald, Betty Loberg, Kathy Remington. FOURTH ROW: Deanna Cunningham, Sharon Wattier, Lynette Backer, Janet Weyhrich, Kay Eberhardt, Donna Bauer, Nancy Dowling, Cheryl Beltz, Vickie Krueger, Linda Bermel, Jean Olberding, Debbie Dennis, Sally Lorenz, Sharon Podany, Ann Sellon, Carolyn Hilkemann. CHEERLEADERS: Janice Lange, Kathy McLain, Rhonda Meier, Peg Hokamp, Jeannie Tietgen, Shelley Reed, Debbie Schnoor, Vicki Caster, Dayna Van Slyke. R-CLUB FIRST ROW: Coach Heermann, Ken Rath, Loren Hansen, Steve Heese, Joe Hansen, Ray Bloomquist, Coach Blessen, Coach Andresen. SECOND ROW: Dave Boatman, Neil Heese, Mike Krueger, Mark Meyer, Terry Krueger, Jim Belt , Van Meier, Bill Reed. THIRD ROW: Virgil Young, Ricky Young, Terry Dowling, Doug Bloomquist, Ted Huetig, Bill Bartels, Jon Brandt, Don Me Grew. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Berner, Darvin Rossbach, Dave McGrew, Darlyn Hansen, Lynn Dowling, Randy Boughn, Darrell Schutt, Dan Dowling, Randy Graf. Absent: Randie Meyer. 49 GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO SEXTET FIRST ROW: LaRuthe Jones, Margaret Hansen, Kay Rasmussen, Jeannie Tietgen, Dian Tilton, Jana Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Marlene Podany, Peg Ho-kamp, Sylvia Truby, Donna Bauer, Cheryl Beltz, Ann Sellon, Linda Chapman. SOLOISTS FIRST ROW: Peg Hokamp, Cheryl Beltz, Kay Rasmussen, Ann Sellon, Sylvia Truby, Linda Chapman. OCTET FIRST ROW: Linda Chapman, Peg Hokamp, Jana Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Ann Sellon, Darlyn Hansen, Loren Hansen, Sylvia Truby. SWING CHOIR FIRST ROW: Loren Hansen, Peg Hokamp, Darlyn Hansen, Linda Chapman. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Truby, Dick Bloomquist, Ann Sellon, Kevin Leap ley. FIRST ROW: Dian Tilton, Margaret Hansen, Jeannie Tietgen, Linda Chapman, Sylvia Truby, Kay Rasmussen, Jana Buchanan, I.aRuthe Jones, Ann Sellon. SECOND ROW: Loren Hansen, Duane Seyl, Peg Hokamp, Darlyn Hansen, Terry Dowling, Ricky Lienemann, Cheryl Beltz, Kevin Leapley, Dick Bloomquist. 51 BAND FIRST ROW: Cheryl Beltz, Ann Sellon, Kathy Mclain, Julie Milander, Janet Weyhrich, Jana Buchanan. SECOND ROW: LaNeta Bethune, Linda Chapman, Kay Eberhart, Elaine Weyhrich, Danny Rudebush, Bruce Strathman, Jim Rudebush, Don Dittman, Bruce Sellon, Darrel Dennis, Carmen Broderson, Lori Bermel. THIRD ROW: Janice Lange, Vickie Caster, Sandra Strathman, Sharon Wattier, Steve Lewon, David Dowling, Howard Graham, Randy Boughn, Dave Dowling, Janice Kruger, Howard Graham. 52 Kay Rasmussen, LaNeta Bethune, Linda Chapman, Kay Eberhardt. The school year of 1968—1969 was once again a year of much growth and activity in the Instrumental Music Department. The Marching band rehearsed diligently for every home football game, we could only perform at one game because of rain. On Sept. 28th we marched all day at Wayne State College's Band Day, and marched at the Veteran's Day Services on Nov. 11th. We presented our Christmas Concert with the Vocal Music Dept, on Dec. 15th, and were host to the Lewis and Clark Conference Band Clinic on Feb. 3rd. The Band combined with the Vocal Music Dept, presented a Spring Concert, March 23rd. We were also host to the Dana College Band in Concert March 14th. We presented all the entries going to District Music Contest at our Pre-Contest Concert April 11th and April 25th, we returned from Contest with 3 Superior, 3 Excellent, and 2 Good ratings in the J Instrumental Dept. On May 3rd, we played at the Loyalty Day Program in the evening, and we again performed at the Memorial Day parade and program on May 30th. It was a busy year, but a good year due to much hard team work and cooperation. Janice Kruger, Phil Fuchs, Steven Kruse, Mark Broderson, Tim Witte, Wesley Beltz, Paul Sellon, Greg Rudebush, Dick Bloomquist. FOURTH ROW: Brad Weber, Bob Weyhrich, Cindy Rohde, Mr. Walden. SOLOISTS 53 Susie Stevens, Arjean Baden, Cheri Graf. GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW: LaRuthe Jones, Jana Buchanan, Carmen Stamm, Vicki Caster, Kathy Nelson, Denise Sellon, Sharon Poppe, Carla Stamm, Sheila Cunningham, Miss Wachholtz. SECOND ROW: Susie Stevens, Barbara Nelson, Linda Chapman, Margaret Hansen, Kay Rasmussen, Elaine Weyhrich, Louise Anderson, Lynette Backer, Jeannie Tietgen, Marlene Podany. THIRD ROW: Debbie Lienemann, Dian Tilton, Peg Hokamp, Janet Weyhrich, Darlene Rossbach, Slyvia Trilby, Cheryl Beltz, Donna Bauer, Jean Olberding, Sharon Podany, Ann Sellon, Jane Pederson, LaNeta Bethune. MIXED CHORUS man, Margaret Hansen, Kay Rasmussen, Elaine Weyhrich, Louise Anderson, Lynette Backer, Jeannie Tietgen, Marlene Podany. THIRD ROW: Debbie Lienemann, Dian Tilton, Peg Hokamp, Janet Weyhrich, Darlene Rossbach, Slyvia Truby, Cheryl Beltz, Donna Bauer, Jean Olberding, Sharon Podany, Ann Sellon, Jane Pedersen, LaNeta Bethune. FOURTH ROW: Roy Gerkins, Dick Bloomquist, Loren Hansen, Duane Seyl, Kevin Leapley, Gary Apple, Ricky Lienemann, Terry Dowling, Darlyn Hansen, Gary Reineke, Bradly Witte, Darrel Weyhrich. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW: Frances Blessen, Fourth Grade; Ann Johnson, Second Grade; Kathy Hamilton, First Grade; Lynda Bones, Remedial Reading. SECOND ROW: Claribel Stingly, Kindergarten; Mildred Brown, Sixth Grade; Kathlene Taylor. Remedial Math; Frances Anderson, Fifth Grade; Georgia Addison, Third Grade. I You are viewing a typical scene in the library of the elementary school. Mrs. Strath-man, the school librarian, and Ray Bloomquist, a student librarian, are giving some assistance to a fourth grade group. The selected materials will be used in the library or checked out to the pupil. The library contains more than two hundred filmstrips, transparencies, booklets, science equipment, duplicators, records, and record players, projectors, typewriters, and maps in addition to the fifteen hundred volumes of fiction and non-fiction books. 56 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jerry Fichter, Linda Schaefer, Keith Burbach, John Rudebusch, Dennis Poppe, Bryan Heithold, Krista Young. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Holly Olberding, Karen Weber, Dale Erickson, Nancy Truby, Cary Kruse, Dwight Rossbach, Shelly Podany, Amy Siecke. THIRD ROW: Lisa Kluver. Rebecca Witte, Cynthia Van Auker, Carla Hale, Robert Huwaldt, Lonnie Bermel, Gale Kruger, Sandra Starkel, Dal Gerkins. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Cindy Thieman, Richy Olson, Teri Neese, Betty Reed, Barbara Bierschenk, Carry Backer, Mike Siecke. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Deyon Boughn, Carlin Rasmussen, Tamara Witte, Gary Beltz, Yvonne Rhode, Ryan Rudebusch, Raeleen McFarland. THIRD ROW: Brian Lewon, Karla Wattier, Bob Wartman, Jeanie Kruger, Julie Bargstadt, Garry Weyhrich, David Remington, Chris Rath. 57 FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Ginger Burgel, Donna Wattier, Ronnie Schaefer, David Clark, Brian Akers, Bradley Bargstadt, Elizabeth Carson, Robert Pettit. SECOND ROW: Tami Gosch, Roxanne Gubbels, Debbie Robinson, Roberta Sellon, Laurie Weber, Janet Chapman, Jolene Lange, Mrs. Blessen. THIRD ROW: Ricky Backer, Kevin Buell, Ren Rasmussen, Karen Stevens, Ricky Alderson, Joanie Krueger, Kevin Patent, Barbara Seyl. FOURTH ROW: Jan Kluver, Deanna Dittman, Shirley Gartner, Linda Kruse, Danny Bach, Danny Poppe, Mike Lewon, Randy Jensen. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Kevin Manzer, Susan Dowling, Marilyn Dowling, David Stevens, Shelly Siecke, Lori Bach, Shelly Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Addison, Janet Bach, Erin Rudebusch, Renee Lindahl, Deborah Bierschenk, Bruce Lindquist, Becky Lewon, Jolene Fichter, Kim Andrew. THIRQ ROW: Kurt Erickson, Mike Reed, Kent Daws, Lyle Poppe, Debra Paulsen, David Owens, Julie Bach, Roger Nelson. 58 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Randy Olson, Jolcne Nelson, Bobby Hamilton, John Lange, Neil Thelen, Diane Lienemann, Lori Peters, Debbie Kruger. SECOND ROW: Miss Johnson, Monty Sellon, Michael Polenske, Eddie Huwalt, Kevin Haselhorst, Tom Schaefer, Raymond Wortman, Larry Poppc, Doyle Owens. THIRD ROW: Lynell Jensen, Julie Kruse, Ruth Brodersen, Therese Seyl, Suzanne Kruger, Marion Wattier, Holly Bergel, Cindy Carson. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Don Stevens, Billie Hamilton, Donuy Lange, Linda Bach, Brian Thelen, Brian Bargstadt, Ann Linquist. SECOND ROW: Tami Bierschenk, Sara Rudebusch, Gene Arduser, Mike Eddie, Mark Koehler, Grant Heithold. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hamilton, Douglas Manzer, Joni Robinson, Randy Nelson, Scott Andrew, Larry Schaefer, Kim Koenig. 59 MORNING KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: J.ohn Bloomquist, Debra Harris, Danny Lieting, David Reynolds, Sandra Reynolds, Tommy Bushman, Koni Daws. SECOND ROW: Michele Strathman, Mark Arduser, Sandra Lange, Pam Brunssen, Douglas Nordhues, Lisa Bach, Diane Moser, Conley Seyl. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stingley, Susan Korth, Scott Kruger, Jean Koehler, Alice Wattier, Kevin Stamm, Roger Tunick, John Thelen, Mary Jo Schmit. AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Brenda Goetsh, Robbie Olberding, Kevin Keifer, Tony Cubbies, Mark Wortman, Lorita Peters. SECOND ROW: Jeff Kruger, Jim Kruger, Margaret Pentico, Tracy Borst, Bradley Johnson, Mary Tunick. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stingley, Delbert Polenske, Kathy Backer, Todd Rasmussen, David Gartner, Mark Fredrich, Shelly Poppe, Debra Owens. 60 BELDENANNEX BELDEN ANNEX TEACHERS Gertrude Gadeken, Anita Casal, Elsie May, and Robert Rissler. Belden Cooks: Joyce Stapelman and Hazel Ayers. Custodian: Elmer Lieting. 62 FIRST ROW: Virginia Potter, Richard Painter, Mary Jo Krueger, Joni Janssen, Shirley Huetig, Linda Bierschenk. SECOND ROW: Roxanne Geis, Mitchell Hokamp, David Fuchs, Julie Hefner, Wendy Boling, Joe Wood, Michael Bums. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Elsie May, Connie Stevens, Brian Hefner, Brian Fish, Deborah Thies, Lisa Bums, Barbara Nordhues, Jolene Nordhues, Christine Thies. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Kathleen Geis, Carol Cook, Julie Pflanz, Denise Nordues, Karla Hefner, Wanda Potter. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gertrude Gadeken, Shelley Lackas, Mark Stevens, Leann Broders, Larry Janssen, Scott Wood. Not Pictured: Sharon Whitehom and Sheryl Whitehorn. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE 63 THIRD AND FOURTH FIRST ROW: Douglas Farren, Jeff Neese, Nancy Neese, Susan Bums, Scott Pedersen, Todd Boling. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anita Casal, Roland DeLong, Darlene Janssen, Vernon Heese, Shirley Pflanz, Mark Nordhues, Ted Fuchs, Lori Lackas, David Broders, Monte Hefner. THIRD ROW: Barbara Krueger, James Cunningham, Sandra McLain, Mark Pedersen, Charles McLain, Debra Geis, Jane Krueger, Gregory Thies, David Heese. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Gwen Lackas, Gary Janssen, Kevin Janssen, Patricia DeLong, Roger Pedersen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Rissler, Roger Fuchs, Linda Broders, Nancy Pflanz, Rodney Bums. Not Pictured: Julie Bauermeister. 64 ROBINSON FARMS Nebraska National!) Accredited SPF Registered llampshires Top Quality Boars-Gilt-Sows For Sale The Year Round Randolph, Nebraska On Hi-way 20 Meals-1.unches-Short Orders Trailer Parking Hunters Tourists Welcome Phone 33-4W Randolph. Nebraska TRI-COUNTY N S COOP Petroleum-Feeds-Fertilizers Randolph. Nebraska Phone 369 KEITH IIUWALDT General Trucking 6i Corn Shelling Randolph, Nebraska Phone 68J3 Compliments Of J. O. 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Editor-Publisher VARIETY S TORE Randolph, Nebraska REDWOOD BROASTER INN Chicken-Shrimp-Dinners ATWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Malts-Sandwiches- Drinks Randolph. Nebraska Your Best Place For Food Osmond, Nebraska S HCHEVROLET Glaze A Dorinda Reed, Prop. Sales and Service P. J. Schmidt VOSS’S VILLAGE STORE II. K. Huwaldt General Merchandising Randolph. Nebraska 68 McLean, Nebraska Phone 1918 INTERNATIO 1 Martha Vasconcellos. representing Brazil, was crowned Miss Universe 1968 at the Miss Universe Beauty Pag eant m Miami Beach. Florida. 2. Pope Paul VI shakes hands with Or Christiaan Barnard during a private audience at the Vatican. The pontiff congratulated the surgeon on his work in heart transplant operations. 3. Jacqueline Onassis and her husband. Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. leave chapel on the Greek Island of Scorpios after their marriage October 20th. 4 In May the Paris Peace Talks began in an effort to stop the Vietnam conflict. French Presidency Protocol Chief Bernard Durand indicates seats for the North Vietnam ese representatives and for the U S. representatives, headed by Averell Harriman. second from right. 5. A defiant Czech youth waves a national flag under the gun barrel of a Soviet tank in Prague. This Soviet led invasion of Czechoslavakia occurred in August. 6. U.S. Marines man the high ground watching for snipers as giant Chinook helicopters descend onto a landing zone about 27 miles southwest of Da Nang. South Vietnam AL EVENTS 7 Mexican girl athlete Enriqueta Basilio races up the stairs of Olympic stadium in Mexico City with the Olympic flame to climax the opening ceremony 8. The U S. was not the only nation to feel the effects of rebellious youth. Here a crowd of students |am the Via Del Tntone in Rome demanding educational reforms 9 Hardly a wall was left standing after this Iranian town of 14.363 people was struck by an earthquake on Au gust 28th. The death toll throughout Eastern Iran was estimated at more than 11,000. 10. A Parisian reads a newspaper headlining the monetary crisis m France. French President Charles de Gaulle later announced there would be no devaluation of the franc. 11. Commander Lloyd M Bucher, skipper of the captured U S. intelligence ship. Pueblo, is shown as depicted in news film from North Korea. Officers and crew were released m December. 12. Rescue workers and residents sift through the ruins of Arab dwellings in Ibbid Eara. Jordan, after what Arab authorities described as an Israeli bombing attack Is raeli authorities charged that Jordanian gunners touched off the attack