Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

School Fulfills Life THEY COLERIDGE CEDAR CATHOLIC OSMOND creich Ton Vf u COLUMBUS-LA REVIEW WINSIDE ALLEN CROFTON PONCA CONGRADUATIONS BOYS! FIRST ROW: Paul Loberg, Roger Pederson, Dale Erickson, Vernon Olson, Roger Fuchs, John Rudebusch, Larry Kumm, Steve Brunsscn, Kelly Gubbels, Lester Loberg; SECOND ROW: Rod Bloomquist, Doug Lienemann, Dennis Bloomquist, Jeff Slattery, Brad Weber, Steve Mannion, Bruce Strathman, Charles Menke, Ric Gubbels, Greg Rudebusch, Mike Paulson; THIRD ROW: Steve Fish, Don Dittman, Kevin Kuhl, Rich Graf, Walt Slattery, Lowell Lienemann, Dave Lewon, Bruce Sellon, Wes Beltz, Dan Rudebusch, Fred Gartner, Dwight Rossbach; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Fichter, Rill Brand, Dan Spieker, Jim Billerbeck, Bill Rath, Tom Bauer, Don Rossbach, Phil Fuchs, Paul Sellon, Rod Berner, Kim Kuhl, Coach Nannen, Coach Whitney, Coach Blessen; FIFTH ROW: I im Witte, Craig Bartels, Dwayne Schutt, Don Meyer, Ken Bloomquist, Roger Wobbenhorst, Dave Leiting, Greg Gubbels, Mark Kaiser, Marc Brodersen, Brad Bartlet. Randolph Laurel Randolph Emerson Randolph Alien Randolph Winside 15 Randolph 1 HartSjigton 1$ Randolph 1 Poncaj , t 15 i Randolph 0 T Norffe 15 Randolph 4 , Newcastle mdolph mond r Randolph Homer Randolph Orchard Rando! Emerss 4 FIRST ROW: Clarice Tilton, Sharon Dowling, Peg Huwaldt, Janice Kruger, Cindy Bierschenk, Kathy McLain, Lori Bermel, Janice Lange, Barb Schmit, SECOND ROW: Sandy Strath man, Linda Bloomquist, Pat Schmit, Sue Meyer, Mari Brandt, Theresa Thamish, Diane Stueckrath, Karen Korth, Debbie Stapleman, Joan Dwyer, and Coach Beardshear. 5 SENIORS 1971 HOMECOMING Kathy McLain and Greg Gubbels were crowned Homecoming King and Queen for R.H.S. The dance and coronation held after the game climaxed the week-long homecoming activities which were highlighted by the football game between Randolph and Columbus Lakeview. The Cards started the scoring in the first quarter as Walt Slattery kept the ball himself and went in from the 14 yard line. The second quarter was a stand-off as neither team could get enough ground to score. Lakeview evened the score early in the fourth quarter as the extra-point attempt failed. With three seconds on the clock, the Cards called a time out. After looking the situation over, the attempted field goal by Slattery was good! It was a Cardinal victory, 9-6. Paper Staff FIRST ROW: Sandy Stxathman, Karen Korth, Denise Akers, Tom Peebles, Cindy Akers, SECOND ROW: Vicki Mannion, Dave Rasmussen, Sally Spieker, Mrs. Jensen, Sue Meyer, Sherri Tunink, Cindy Rohde, Mr. Barlow, Jean Walz, Joanie Lenhoff, Jeanne Pflanz 8 Listening to Guest Speaker Paul McIntosh Guest Speaker Paul McIntosh and Spanish Club President Pam Olson SPANISH CLUB-LA COFRADIA ON THE FLOOR: Bruce Sellon, Dave Lewon, Brad Weber, Greg Rudebusch. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bradley, Joan Schnoor, Sally Spieker, Nancy Weyhrich, Mary Hansen, Kay Erickson, Cindy Rohde. SECOND ROW: Denise Akers, Pam Olson, Elaine Weyhrich, Jeanne Pflanz, Mary Brandt, Darlene Rossbach, Melia Graham, Valerie Gosch, Pam Hokamp. THIRD ROW: Brad Bartlett, Bob Weyhrich, David Nelson, Don Rossbach, Tim Kint, Wes Beltz. HOLDING THE BANNER: Kim Kuhl, Paul Sellon 9 Joanie Dwyer Varsity Debbie Thieman Varsity Mari Whalen Varsity Vicki Mannion Varsity Pam Hokamp Varsity Margo Bloomquist Sally Lackas B-Team Kathy McLain Varsity Sally Spieker Marsha Thieman B-Team V Randy VanSlyke Russ Korth, Rick Sauser, Rick Peebles, Dave Boatman 10 a I I R-Club FIRST ROW: Doug Gubbels, LeRoy Jannsen, Randy Van Slyke, Randy Gubbels, SECOND ROW: Charles Menke, Mike Paulson, Russ Korth, Brad Weber, Roger Becker, Mr. Whitney, THIRD ROW: Bruce Strathman, Kim Kuhl, Steve Fish, Wes Belt7., Lowell Lienemann, Mr. Blessen, FOURTH ROW: Dave Lewon, Dave Boatman, Rick Peebles, Dan Rudebusch, Bruce Sellon, Mr. Nannen, FIFTH ROW: Rick Sauser, Don Rossbach, Rod Berner, Walt Slattery, Phil Fuchs, Marc Bro erson, Tim Witte, SIXTH ROW: Tim Kint, Jim Rudebusch, Frank Wortman, Dave Leiting, Mark Kaiser, Doug Ediie, Greg Gubbels, SEVENTH ROW: Kevin Kuhl, Craig Bartels, Roger Wobbenhorst, Rich Graf, Tom Bauer, Bil. Rath, Ken Bloomquist. R.H.S. Pep Club BOOSTERS! BACK ROW: Janet Bergel, Vicky Funk, Sharon Dowling, Theresa Tharnish, Pam Thelen, Darlene Rossbach, Joanie Teitgen, Donna Sauser, Sherri Tunink, Barb Schurman, Cindy Bierschenk, Sue Rogers, Sharon Wattier, Kathy Sauser, Diane Stueckrath, Shelley Kruger, Pam Albers. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Becker, Kathy Nelsen, Valerie Gosch, Marie Hoesing, Linda Bloomquist, Joyce Arens, Debbie Stapelman, Carol Bermel, Cathy McFadden, Gloria Dowling, Doris Kessler, Nancy Cunningham, Debbie Wattier, Nancy Griener, Melia Graham, Sandy Strathman, THIRD ROW: Jan Hilkeman, Delores Gubbels, Clarice Tilton, Cheryl Schaefer, Charlene Owens, Pam Olson, Lori Bermel, Janice Kruger, Janice Lange, Elaine Weyhrich, Nancy Weyhrich, Connie Reed, Mary Hansen, JeanWalz, Barb Schmit. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morten, Mary Leiting, Cindy Rohde, Patty Schmit, Mary Jo Bloomquist, Jolene Leiting, Denise Caster, Debbie Lienemann, Sue Meyer, Sharon Poppe, Karla Miller, Kay Erickson, LuAnn Rohde, Kathy Walz, Joanie Schnoor, Mrs. Slattery. CHEERLEADERS: Sally Spieker, Margo Bloomquist, Joan Dwyer, Mari Whalen, Pam Hokamp, Kathy McLain, Vicky Mannion, Debbie Thieman, Marsha Thieman, Sally Lackas. CThAMPS!. . . Able-bodied, R. ARIN’ TO GO! D YNAMITE IN ACTION. . . N OW AND A LWAYS—THE LEADERS! Mr. Morten Mrs. p Slattery Basketball D. Boatman B. Strathman D. Rossbach D. Rudebusch R. Sauser K. Bloom quist M. Kaiser D. Eddie J. Brandi R. Peebles W. Slattery R. Graf Wrestling Kim K IC.ro P Rlktehnsrh, .Gary Innssen. Sreve Fish. Kevin Kuhl. Mik e Moser, Dav lim Kuhl, Russ Korth, LeRoy Janssen, SECOND ROW : Leste LcHxTgT tevTTSrujS Lorenz, Brad Bartlett, Steve Kruse, Ric Korth, Rob Rodgers, Randy Gubbels, THIRD ROW: Roger Pederson, Kelly Gubbels, Paul Loberg, Ray Brandt, Mr. Rissler, Mr. Jensen, Kevin Janssen, Dennis Bloomquist, Jeff Gubbels. 15 DUALS WAYNE .......... COLUMBUS LAKEVIEW BATTLE CREEK . . . SOUTH SIOUX CITY. WINSIDE......... PLAIN VIEW...... NELIGH.......... RECORDS TOURNAMENTS RANDOLPH 35-26 BLAIR - 7th RANDOLPH 24-30 WINSIDE - 4th RANDOLPH 20-39 STROMSBURC - 5th RANDOLPH 42—3 ALBION -10th RANDOLPH 23-26 RANDOLPH - 2nd RANDOLPH 41-11 DISTRICTS - 9th RANDOLPH 25-35 $ INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST LETTERING POINTS . . . . MOST REVERSALS.............. MOST ESCAPES................ MOST PREDICA MENTS.......... MOST NEAR FALLS............. MOST WINS................ . FASTEST PIN................. HIGHEST PTS. IN A MATCH . . . KIM KUHL KIM KUHL PHIL FUCHS KIM KUHL RANDY GUBBELS KIM KUHL STEVE FISH PAUL LOBERG 16 KNOW IT'S A FRIGHTENING THOUGHT. MY DEAR. BUT SOMEWHERE OUT THERE BEYOND THIS FENCE LIES THE EDGE OF THE WORLD Freshmen Gail Albers Lee Allen Julie Bauermeister Lynette Backhaus Randy Beckman Bill Bermel Lonnie Bermel Bill Brandi Linda Broders Steve Brunssen Keith Burbach Gina Campisi Patricia DeLong Dorothy Denson Dale Erickson Jerry Fichter Roger Fuchs Dal Gerkins June Giedd Jeffery Gubbels Kelly Gubbels Mary Ann Gubbels Russell Gubbels Carla Hale Mary Hartz Joan Haselhorst Bryan Heithold Steven Hochstein Robert Huwaldt Gary Janssen Kevin Janssen Joseph Kiser Lisa Kluver Gene Korth Sharon Korth Gale Kruger Gary Kruse Cherie Kumm Terry Kumm Gwen Lackas Lynn Lenhoff Nicholas Lenhoff Dan Lob erg Les Loberg Raymond Mannion Michael Moser Holly Olberding Roger Pederson Nancy Pflanz Michele Podany Christine Rodgers Suzanne Rohde Gail Rohloff Mary Beth Rosenbach John Rudebusch Linda Schaefer Roger Schurman Gerard Slevin Daniel Spieker Sandra Starkel Michael Thamish Nancy Truby Cynthia T unink Cindy Van Auker Gail Van Slyke Kathleen Walz Bonnie Wattier Margaret Wattier Karen Weber Rebecca Witte Krista Young Absent: Dennis Poppe 19 9th Grade Officers Fred Sporleder, Vice-president, Dwight Rossbach, President, Jeff Slattery, Secretary-Treasurer ,70fh Grade Officers Wes Belt! .President, Don Rossbach, Student-Council, Valerie Gosch, Secretary-Treasurer Doue Eddie Vice-president, Tom Peebles, Student Council usurer, Doug hddie, Cindy Akers Pamela Albers Sherry Allen Danny Backer Linda Backer James Bachaus Kirby Baird Craig Bartels Brad Bartlett James Billerbeck Dennis Bloomquist Margo Bloomquist Marc Brodersen Janet Burgel Lori Burton Denise Caster Don Dittman Michael Dowling Wayne Dowling Phil Fuchs Vicky Funk Steve Greiner Douglas Cubbels Randy Gubbels Bill Heithold Donald Huwaldt Tim Kint Mike Korth Ricky Korth Robert Krueger Kim Kuhl Sally Lackas Jolene Leiting Douglas Lienemann Paul Loberg Sophomores 21 Leslie Lorenz Calvin McFadden Cathie McFadden Charles Menke Daniel Meyer Gene Munter David Nelson Vernon Olson Charlene Owens Jeanne Pflanz Beverly Pittet Cindy Rohde Wendell Rohde Karen Rohloff Greg Rudebusch Donna Sauser Cheryl Schaefer Dwayne Schutt Paul Sellon Sally Spieker Roland Sporleder Steven Stamm Bruce Strath man Charles Thelen Pamela Thelen Wendy Thelen Marsha Thieman Joan Tietgen Patty Truby Sheri Tunink Mark Viergutz Tony Walz Catherine Walz Deborah Wattier Lauren Wessel WE THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BELONG TO A CLUB — AS A MATTER OF FACT. IF YOU'D CARE TO BUY ONE WE HA VE SEVERAL FOR SALE RIGHT HERE ORGANIZATIONS FHA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jensen, Konnie Lindquist, LuAnn Rohde, Sue Meyer, Debbie Lienemann, Lori Bermel, Tammy Becker, Joanie Tietgen, SECOND ROW: Delores Gubbels, Jane Wattier, Cheryl Schaefer, Barb Gubbels, Patty Schmit, Vicky Funk, Joan Schnoor, THIRD ROW: Cindy Rohde, Sharon Poppe, Linda Bloomquist, Nancy Cunningham, Nancy Greiner, Gloria Dowling, Barb Schmit, Mary Jo Bloomquist, FOURTH ROW: Carol Bermel, Sharon Dowling, Diane Stueckrath, Debbie Stapelman, Sherri Tunink, Kathy McLain, Cathie McFadden, Connie Gubbels, Janice Lange FIRST ROW: Kathy McLain, Joan Tietgen, Debbie Lienemann, Sue Meyer, SECOND ROW: LuAnn Rohde, Cathie McFadden, Barb Gubbels, Lori Bermel, Tammy Becker, Konnie Lindquist, Janice Lange, Cindy Rohde FIRST ROW: Dal Gerkins, Jean Gubbels, Cathie McFadden, Cindy Rohde, SECOND ROW: Joan Tietgen, Becky Witte, Holly Olberding, Sherri Tunink, Linda Bloomquist, Krista Young, Sue Meyer Heart LeRoy Janssen and Mary Jo Bloomquist were crowned King and Queen of the Future Farmers and Future Homemakers chapters of the Sweetheart Ball held at the city auditorium. Attendants for the royal couple were juniors Dave Junck and Barb Gubbels, sophomores Don Huwaldt and Cindy Rohde, and freshmen Cary Kruse and Krista Young. Theme for the event was Song in My Heart . The Free Spirit furnished the music for the dance sponsored Jointly by the FFA and FHA. 25 FIRST ROW: Randy G. Don H. , Dan B. , LeRoy J. , Kirby B. , Mike D. , Mr. Custman, SECOND ROW: Dave J. , Rick O. , Gary J. Vernon O. , Keven J. , Cary K. , Bob O. , THIRD ROW: Marc B. , Steve K. , Calvin M. , Wayne D., Charles M. , Leslie L., Robert H. , Pat R., FOURTH ROW: Ken R. , Tom B., Rod B. , Ken B., Steve G. , Dan M. Attended National FFA Convention at Kansas City, Missouri: Steve Kruse, LeRoy FIRST ROW: Dan B. , Kirby B. , Don H., Randy G. , 27 New Officers: FIRST ROW: Vernon O. , Dan B. , Mike D. , SECOND ROW: Gary J., Bob O. , Keven J., Randy G., SECOND ROW: Charles M. , Marc B. , Charles M. , THIRD ROW: Steve K. LeRoy J. Kirby B. FIRST ROW: Kevin Kuhl, Dan Tunink, Roger Becker, Rob Rodgers. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Jannsen, Pam Olson, Lori Bermel, Elaine Weyhrich, Kathy McLain, Karla Miller, Theresa Tharnish, Kathy Sauser, Joan Dwyer. THIRD ROW: Peg Huwaldt, Melia Graham, Doris Kessler, Diane Tunink, Mary Hansen, Sue Meyer, Jay Foster. Honor FRONT: Sue Rodgers, Sherri Tunink, Joan Tietgen, Carmen Brodersen, Karen Korth, Cindy Rohde. BACK: David Nelson, Dan Backer. s o c e t y 28 Library THIRD ROW, Karen Rohloff, Donna Sauser, Sheri Tunink, Cathie McFadden, Peggy Huwaldt, LeRoyJanssen, Kenny Krueger. SECOND ROW, Vicki Mannion, Jeanie Pflanz, Mari Beth Whalen, Barb Schmit, Melia Graham, Denise Akers, Cheryl Schaefer. FIRST ROW, Margo Bloomquist, Cathy Walz, Sally Spieker, Mrs. Slattery, Head Librarian, Cindy Akers, Donnette Coulter, Pam Albers, Mary Leiting. 29 BE ALL YOU CAN BE — READ BOOKS - THE KEY TO KNOWLEDGE BACK ROW: Sandy Strathman, Darlene Rossbach, Jeanne Pflanz, Carol Berm el, Janice Lange, Clarice Tilton, Connie Gubbels, Cathy Walz. MIDDLE ROW: Jean Walz, Tammy Becker, Debbie Stapelman, Rob Rodgers, LeRoy Janssen, Randy Van Slyke, Mr. Lanik. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Peebles, Ric Peebles, Don Rossbach, Ric Gubbels, Kevin Kuhl, Rod Berner. Student Council 30 BACK ROW: Cindy Rohde, Debbie Lienemann, Clarice Tilton, Sherri Allen, Sharon Wattier, Denise Akers, Cindy Bicrschcnk, Karen Korth, Sue Rogers, Marla Miller, Sue Meyer, Cindy Akers. CENTER ROW: Peg Huwaldt, Melia Graham, Lori Berm el, Theresa Thamish, Mary Jo Bloom quist, Sandy Strathman. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Leiting, Steve Kruse, LeRoy Janssen, Pat Reinke, Lowell Lienemann, Karen Rodgers. Sponsors n Photographer Annual Staff u 1DERS ou THE TOWARD W m LeRoy Janssen Mrs. Sharon Rissler, Mrs. Shirley Jensen FBLA FIRST ROW: Rick Gubbels, Tom Jones, Greg Gubbels, LeRoy Janssen, SECOND ROW: Barbara Schmit, David Rasmussen, Debbie Stapelman, Lori Burton, THIRD ROW: Peg Huwaldt, Janice Lange, Debbie Thieman, Nancy Cunningham, FOURTH ROW: Janice Kruger, Kathy McLain, Sandra Strathman, FIFTH ROW: Karla Miller, Susan Rogers, Doris Kessler, SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Shirley Jensen, Mrs. Sharon Rissler. CONVENTION AWARDS: Barbara Schmit, Bookkeeping, Honorable Mention; Karla Miller, Scrapbook, Honorable Mention; Peggy Huwaldt, General Office Procedures, Honorable Mention; Sandra Strathman, Extemporaneous Speaking, Third Place. Christmas at Colonial Manors. DONTPLA Y NO MORE OF THEM SAD SONGS. LENNY JUNIORS SENIORS Juniors Joyce Arens Don Backer Tom Bauer Janet Beckman Vickie Bermel Roy Bethune Galen Bierbaum Linda Bloomquist Rod Bloomquist Tony Bloomquist Kim Borst Marilyn Brandt Carmen Brodersen Nancy Cunningham Gloria Dowling Greg Dowling Joan Dwyer Kay Erickson Gary Falter Steve Fish Fred Gartner Nancy Greiner Barb Gubbels Jeanne Gubbels Rick Gubbels Ron Gubbels Brad Hale Mary Hansen Jan Ililkemann Marie Hoesing Pam Hokamp Tom Jones David Junck Doris Kessler Karen Korth Mary Korth Ken Krueger Sheila Kruger Kevin Kuhl Larry Kumm David Leiting Greg Leiting Tim Lenhoff Lowell Lienemann Tim Lindquist Steve Mannion Susan Meyer Karla Miller Ricky Olberding Robert Olson Mike Paulsen Rick Peebles Dennis Pflanz Joey Pflanz Terry Rasmussen Bill Rath Connie Reed Karen Rodgers Susan Rodgers LuAnn Rohde Connie Rohloff Dan Rudebusch Kathy Sauser Patty Schmit Steve Schneiders Steve Schurman Debbie Stapelman Diane Stueckrath Theresa Tarnish Bill Thies Dan Tunink Diane Tunink Jane Wattier Doug Whalen jerry Wlnkelbauer Tim Witte Roger Wobbenhorst Frank Wort man Rick-President Jean-Student Council Ray € 2 Bew ’1 ,,8i something Barbara Schmit- A friendly girl, a charming lass, a worthy addition to our class. JeanWalz- Make merry today cause tomorrow you might not be there. Randy Van Slyke- I'd rather be dead than have a neck that's red. Ray Brandt- Live today, even though you get grounded tomorrow. Bruce Sellon- Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up too. Mary Leiting- Everything has been thought of before, but the difficulty is to think of it again. Walt Slattery- What we learn with pleasure we never forget. Mary 36 Walt Doug Barbara Seniors Doug Korth- It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. Melia Dave Barbara Schurman- Those who say the least are often the wisest. Rod Berner- Girls bother me not. Melia Graham- When she's needed she'll be there, ever willing to do her share. Kathy Nelson- Cheerful, quiet, pleasant, and gay, charming in her own sweet way. Dave Lewon- Greater men may have lived but I doubt it. Rich Graf- Laugh and I'll laugh with you, study and you study alone. Sharon Dowling- Silence, genius at work. Mary Jo Bloomquist- Some people think she's quiet, but if they really knew they'd deny it. Rod Sharon 37 Mary Jo Robin Doug Mari Beth Seniors Robin Rodgers- If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. Mari Beth Whalen- Freedom is the other side of fear. Connie Gubbels- Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Jc hn Gubbels- Better late than never. Debbie Thieman- The only way to gain a friend is to be one. Doug Thelen- Our care should not be so much to live long, as to live well Kathy McLain- Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. Robert Weyhrich- I'm not afraid of work, I could sit right down beside it. Delores Gubbels- Success is everything, but the way you achieve it is what really counts. Connie Debbie Kathy Robert 38 Delores Clarice Dave Doug LcRoy Seniors Clarice Tilton- A friend is a present you give yourself. LeRoy Janssen- There are no such things as strangers, just friends yet to be met. Tammy Becker- A smile is a curve that sets a lot of things straight. Dave Boatman- Let us do or die. Cindy Bierschenk- The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Sandy Strathman- In the mountains of truth, you never climb in vain. Janice Lange- How sweet the words of truth breathed from the lips of love. Doug Wattier- I like to do the job right the first time, so I can enjoy it better the next time. Paul Huetig- Good things come in small packages. 39 Tammy Cindy Janice Paul Janice Lori Joan Seniors Janice Kruger- If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music however measured and far away. Joan Schnoor- Small but she gets around. Pat Reineke- There never was a good war or a bad peace. Russ Kortli- Run your own life and don't be shoved around by others, you were given a head, use it. Sharon Poppe- Sittin' Pretty. Lori Bermel- Within yourself is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself. Steve Kruse- Everyone smiles in the same language. Renee Graf- I've got the love bug itch. Konnie Lindquist- Falling in love with love. Pat Sharon Steve Renee 40 Konnie Seniors Darlene Rossbach- The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention. Joe Walz- Caution: Living may be hazardous to your health. Elaine Weylirich- A friend is the present you give yourself. Terry Olberding- The greatest happiness in life is being loved for being yourself. Denise Akers- There are three things extremely hard: steel, a diamond, and to know one's self. Roger Becker- The harder I try, the easier it gets. Chuck Hintz- A fool must now and then be right, by chance. Donnette Coulter- The opinion from others is often helpful, although your own decision may be more beneficial. Denise Roger Sharon Wattier- True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare; false friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. Chuck Donnette 41 Sharon Pam Seniors Jim Rudebusch- If at first you don't succeed, oh well, skip it.: Pam Olson- All grand thoughts come from the heart. Brad Weber- Live it up while you are young, you're only young once. Joe Brandi- When study interferes with good time cut out the study. Joan Lenhoff- Those who say the least are often the wisest. Carol Bermel- A swell girl and true; we need more just like you. Greg Haselhorst- Of all my father's family, I like me the best. Peggy Huwaldt- A doin' what comes naturally. Debbie Lienemann- It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. 42 Brad Peggy Debbie Mark Monte Vicki Kenneth Seniors Mark Kaiser- I'm a smart guy, but I have a hard time convincing anyone. Kenneth Bloomquist- All good men are either dead or dying and I feel sick. Kerry Keifer- A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Monte Owens- There's mischief in this young man.1 Roger Gerber- Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is Vicki Mannion- I came to school to satisfy my curiousity—i'm still curious David Rasmussen- The greatest power is often simple patience. David Class Colors- White and Purple Class Motto- Stand up for something or you'll fall for everything Class Flower- Mum 43 CLASS HISTORY For this graduating class of 1972 at Randolph High School, 1968 was the beginning year, for this year we chose to set our own values. Many of those values we chose ourselves; but the major function of choosing was that of searching, of seeking to discover what did exist, of weighing the possibilities and consequences, and then choosing what really seemed best, most important, most our own--and, therefore, most valuable. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wachholtz and Mr. Osborn 49 Junior High students chose to make an educational switch in that former year and place a valuable emphasis on their further education at R H S. Being Freshmen we received an urge to gain experiences, ideas, and resources which would provide us full freedom to commit ourselves to something valuable. Our first committment was to Homecoming of that year and the major task of making our first float. This float received a first place ribbon. As Sophomores, we felt that without values we would live under the tyranny of ignorance and be threatened by the future--so we chose that years Homecoming float to have the title of Kodak Pictures the Cards as Winner. With the help of Mr. Koch and Mr. Osborn, 51 classmates decorated the float to a second place tie with the Juniors. In 1971, Mrs. Rissler, Mr. Koch, and Mr. Osborn with 76 Juniors, chose to reflect on the consequences of all choices and to select prizes which could be cherished most. Again our ability in float-making proved most valuable as our theme of, Happiness is a Victory received first place. Also last year we honored the Seniors with a Banquet and Prom with the theme being A Time for Us as Mari Beth Whalen and Jim Beltz were crowned royalty. As we reached this final year, we had matured, we created the conditions of our education, we recognized choices, and alternatives to goals which would make sense. We had learned the procedures of thought, of achievement, of fulfillment. We were guided through this final year by Mr. Osborn and Mr. Peterson. Our Homecoming float received third place and we were honored by the Juniors at a Prom and luncheon with the theme of Colour My World. Walt Slattery and Pam Ilokamp were chosen to reign over the throne. We, of the Senior class were very proud to be part of a school which had very much to offer academically and very much to offer in the outstanding sports season. The exact destination of this class is unperceivable. The routes are many, the environment challenging and vastly unknown; and the atmosphere constantly needs re-evaluation. The journey by whatever route, by whatever forward movement or backward drifting is the only trip worth taking for these 70 graduating students. Special recognition is given to the 13 year students who are: Dave Rasemussen, Bob Weyhrich, Janice Kruger, Brad Weber, Bruce Sellon, Rod Berner, and Monte Owens. 44 LOOK AT IT THIS WAY— SOMEONE HAS TO PLA Y THE PART OF A FLOWER IN THE CLASS PLA Y ACTIVITIES Track FIRST ROW: Paul Sellon, Dwight Rossbach, Steve Fish, Walt Slattery, Bruce Strathman, Dave Boatman; SECOND ROW: Coach Blessen, Jerry Fichter, Don Rossbach, Rod Berner, Dan Rudebusch, Coach Whitney; THIRD ROW: John Rudebusch, Jim Rudebusch, Tim Kint, Frank Wortman, Ken Bloomquist, Dave Leiting, Dave Lewon QUALIFIERS FOR STATE Assistant Coach Blessen, Rod Berner, Walt Slattery, Don Rossbach, Dave Lewon, Coach Whitney. RESULTS: Don Rossbach placed second in the 220 and third in the 100 yard dash 6 le expects to come on strong by two points,'sS-53, iiTdoing so. t«ams Friday, May 12. iext week at home in the £ost andoioh ’• — Visner-Pilger Invitational. Scotus had a slight lead on ’ierce most of the vjjJ 6 45 with i« c briUis ,'i und the Result t by SOph Shot put: died a 10-team 44 t put: Pembrook Scholl. HCC 3. W 8 state is and liey wt lesperaM .erup Bit idowski, Teams i iolph Invit ext weekS ither at I ’lainview o,J Visner-Pilger ay. pa i V Results: 2-mlle run: Marv Loecker. Crof Stuart. Crof 3. States. Crelgh. Uhlng. HCC 5. Koehler. Pr. 1:52.8. 440: Rich Koopman. W-P 2. tanzer. Pr 3. Schwank. Scotus 4. ramp. Crof 5. Thomas. Crelgh, T— Brock, Scotus 3. Sudbeck, HCC Draeeer, Pr 5. Slattery Trl| 7 WiE Hlvely alsc fill -'ml1 1111 Hart . thf HCC 5. I,hi! Kolhr, ft'ai Kun c. .. 120 HI Wa - Col 3. SI - i-j 5. Kathol 100: Dc _______________________________ Ran 3. ? ,1 Ran 5. M 8X0: I- I roderson ohnson, T — 2:07.2] „ is the first Ran 2. HjSlhgit ipn meet, all winning perjig J' formances go into the recon 1S£ lh: books. Other impressiv' Horner. Ran 5 Krel Coif T —? 21.9. showings during the day cam M2?d ' t T° 11 o ?S£..8, L 'von. Ran 4. Miller. Hart. from Laurel s George Schroeae 5. Miiander. coi. t — :23.5. anri Srntiis Dan Brock Hcc 2- Pemfcrook. ana OCOIUS udn DrutA. Hart 3. Slatterv Ran 4. Staplcman. Schroeder doi SCHOOL RECORDS BROKEN gton CC 2. weight events wit shot and 151-4 in Trimple Jump 42' 4 3 4 Brock won boti Wait Slattery lows, with his :! I - , ... 1 Top Wii ■nrrd £ -5 r f beater 2 rp: and md ors oh 4 outstanding L ‘1 j inciiv i Rand. )—52-11 Triple jump: Tom Jtcha. Scotus. Moser. Scotus 3. Slattery. Rand. . .. . Manzer. Pr 5. Thomas, Crelgh. lows, among tn Long Jump 23 3 1 2 times posted Dave Lewon gton r — 8:47.1. won, Ran 2. Vy 4. Cobler — 23-3’ . Zo 2. Stock- dbeck. _c 1L 0 j £ L- puiiuimdiu.cn iium uavc i. and Walt Slattery in the ji Don Rossbach in the sprint a healing Rod Berner ir hurdles. HCC 4. HCC, Pole vault: Keith Olson. Lau 2. rahota. Pr 3. Elwood. Crelgh 4. IcMeekln. Scotus 5. Boatman. :and, H—11-2H- 120 HH: Dan Brock, Scotus 2. alton. Laur 3. Fuchlman. Crelgh Pr, Berner, Rand 5. Schwank, :16.0. 100: Dpn Rossbach. Rand 2. Bach Pr 3. Peebles. Rand 4. nan. ioopman. W-P 5. Rennlck. W-P. '—•10 0 (Rossbach ran :0fl.8 In •rellms). 880: Tom Thomas. Crelgh 2. 'ramp. Crof 3 Zucrleln. Scotus 4. tucy. Pr 5. McMastcr. W-P, T— :05.5. ISO LH: Dan Brock, Scotus 2. rahota. Pr 3. Nelson. Crelgh 4. ■ggpif-F, T— :iwood. Crelgh 5. Wesche, W-201. 220: Don Rossbach. Rand 2. Bach-lan. Pr 3. Manzer. Pr 4. Moode. ICC 5. Jlcha. Scotus. T—:22.8. 2-mlle relay: Pierce (Gene chleppenbach, Larry Koehler, -ary Chapman. Steve Schnoon 2. aurel 3. Creighton 4. Randolph 5. rofton ■ 5?------------ Mile ’•tsrs, 2 Coleridge CC 5. Har- lon 2. Cole-artington CC I Despite inclem the Randolph r 100 Yd. Dash 9.8 dicated a retur on Rossbach ■SSrlSer1 “V?' Relay 1:35.2 with mononucleo lck Peebles Dave Lewon 2. Scotus Don Rossbach Lewon. Hand 3. Cox. Bruce Strathman Discus: George 5 - spring 100 :h Top 5 -C -£ o «- .tr c ° 0 -2 o 1 § c o -J-o S o Z o O S g H 4) E .s 2. Scholl. HCC 3. ouuurv.iv, nuv, 4. Donner. Crof 5. Zepf. Crelgh. D—151-4. High jump: McMeekln. Scotus 2. Manzer. Pr 3. Hombaoh. W-P 4. Blatchford. Laur 5. Elwood, Creigh. H—5-8. 880 relay: Randolph By DENNY FUEHRER RANDOLPH - Z d o Xlo a. c —I o 0 5 - Peebles. Dave Lewon. Bruce Sitm ack and field P°wer Columbus man. Don Rossbach) 2. Pierce 3. ScotUS made a successful in-! T L364' Crc,Khton 5- Wlsner’pi,ger vasion of Northeast Nebraska' MUe relay: Scotus (Fritz schwank. here Wednesday in taking home I nvc ter£ightnnJT the championship trophy of the 1st Randolph Invitational Perennial • z -u-£ | Randolph scored 96Vi to 66 for runnerup Hartir H$ and 55 for Coleridge. ( Catholic and Wynot folio Hartington led by 33-20 ovei Cards going into the after finals, but a 1-2 finish in long jump, 1-3 in the hurdles and 1-2-4 in the 100 completely turned the tide. It was a great day for d o 1 p h ’ s jumpers. Ia established an all-time Sj Den best for North Nebraska when he leaped 2 in the long jump to better previous mark of 23-1 Vi by Williams of Bassett, a medal winner at the state t meet. u. u c S.£ § Dan Brock. Rossbach, running :10 fk the prelims without competi eased to firsts in the cen and furlongrg££s_Jo doubl U - ----- revert, I Walt SI i: Don Koss-:10.1: Dave 440 . Rich Koopman, Wisner- Pilger, :51.4. — of winning and fourth in the lows. iceiin« placet Next action for Cedar C FIRST ROW: Marsha Thieman, Chris Rodgers, Janet Burge 1, Cina Campisi, Sally Spieker, Patty Delong, Suzanne Rohde, Margo Bloomquist, Cathy Walz, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Wattier, Krista Young, Karen E. Weber, Nancy 440 Relay Krista Young, Sally Spieker Patty Delong, Mag Wattier Weyhrich, Linda Bloomquist, THIRD ROW: Gail Rohloff, Mary Ann Gubbels, Darlene Rossbach, Cindy Bierschenk, Sheri Tunink, Mari Brandt, Mari Hartz, Clarice Tilton, Linda Broders, Coach Russ Jensen. Mari Brandt, Clarice Tilton, Margo Bloomquist, Mary Gubbels Barefoot in the Park The Drama Department presented Neil Simon's BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, November 5 and 6 in the High School Auditorium. Jan Hilkemann and Fred Gartner played two newlyweds in their first apartment. Karla Miller and Mark Kaiser had leading roles. Lowell Lienemann and LeRoy Janssen completed the cast. Bad Seed The Drama Department presented Maxwell Anderson's BAD SEED, May 5 and 6 in the High School Auditorium. The main characters were Rhoda, an eight year old, played by Joan Dwyer and her mother played by Carmen Brodersen. Others in the cast were Mary Hansen, LeRoy Janssen, Tim Witte, Rod Berner, Deb Stapelmati, Steve Mannion, Kathy McLain, Marc Brodersen, Greg Rudebusch, and Sherry Tunink. Cindy Rohde and Sherry Tunink were understudies for the two lead roles. 50 Thespians FRONT ROW: Joan Dwyer, Karla Miller, Jan Hilkemann (Pres. ), Sandy Strathman (Sec-Treas. ), Rod Berner (Vice-pres.), Carmen Brodersen, Kathy McLain, Janice Lange, Konnie Lindquist, Denise Akers, BACK ROW: Mr. Peterson, Galen Biembaum, Connie Reed, Clarice Tilton, Darlene Rossbach, Chuck Hintz, LeRoy Janssen, Mark Kaiser THESPIAN PLEDGE I promise to uphold the aims and ideals of the International Thespian Society. As a Thespian, I pledge my best efforts in all assignments given to me as a member of the Theatre Arts department of my school. I shall accept criticism, disappointments and promotions with humility and obedience. I shall govern my words and my actions in order to promote the highest standards of conduct at all times so that I will be worthy of the honor of Thespian membership. 51 Act well you part; there all the honor lies. Speech ACHIEVEMENTS Karla Miller . . . Sandy Strathman Cindy Rohde . . . , Jan Hilkeman . . , Doris Kessler . . . , Mr. Howard Peterson Lowell Lienemann . . Tom Jones.......... Frank Wortman . . Original Public Address and One Act Play Extemporaneous Prose Interpretive Poetry Informative Speech Instructor Interpretive Public Address One Act Play One Act Play AVAILABLE... Tom Jones Frank Wortman Band Flag fir Is: Jan H. , Debbie S., Kathy S. , Connie R. , Pat S. FIRST ROW: Janice L., Patty D., Lisa K., Kathy O. , Cindy B. , Gary B. , Carmen B., Ted F. , Tammy G. , Glenda L., Holly O. , Karen W. , Beckv W. SECOND ROW: Elaine W. , Marla S. , Mary Ann M. , Randy B. , Richard S. , Mark P. , Ryan W. , Gary U. , Leon M., Dave R., Phil F., Steve K. , Bruce S. , Kathy M., Gary W. , Lonnie B. , Shelly P. THIRD ROW: Sharon W. , Gwen L., Tamara K., Tammy W. , Karla W. , Dave C., Chris R. , Dan B. , Brad B., Bill P. , Dan R. , Janice K., Paul S. , Greg R. , Carry K., Ray B. , Roger F. , Mary O. , Jan K. , Ryan R. BACK ROW: Brad W. , Dal G. , Mr. Newth, Dennis P. , Bob W. , Rod B. , Don B. , Marc B., Tim W. Vocal Music TOP ROW: Steve Mannion, Fred Gartner, Paul Sellon, Walt Slattery, Rod Berner, Dave Rasmussen, Ric Sauser, Mark Kaiser, Tim Witte, Dave Leiting, Brad Hale, Terry Rasmussen, Mark Brodersen, Lowel Lienemann, Russ Korth, FOURTH ROW: Barb Gubbles, Kathy McLain, Janice Kruger, Patty Truby, Diane Tunink, Sue Rogers, Darlene Rossbach, Cindy Biershenk, Jeanne Pflanz, Joan Tietgen, Theresa Tharnish, Carmen Brodersen, Janice Lange, Konnie Lindquist, Karen Rodgers, Mike Korth, THIRD ROW: Linda Bloomquist, Pam Olson, Clarice Tilton, Lori Bermel, Kathy Sauser, Joyce Arens, Deb Wattier, Cathie McFadden, Deris Kessler, Elaine Weyhrich, Valerie Gosch, Marie Hoesing, Barb Schmit, SECOND ROW: Vicki Mannion, Debbie Lienemann, Jane Wattier, Charlene Owens, Sandy Strathman, Linda Backer, Karen Korth, Pam Hokamp, Jan Hilkeman, Sharon Poppe, Mari Whalen, FIRST ROW: Cindy Rohde, Luann Rohde, Kay Erickson, Karla Miller, Denise Caster, Debbie Thieman, Mary Hansen, Sue Meyer, Donette Coulter, Cathy Walz, Marsha Thieman, Miss Bergt. Missing, Cindy Akers, Cheryl Scharfer. Sue Meyer, t Carman Brodersen, r Pam Hokamp. O TRIPLE TRIO: Pam Hokamp, Marie Hoesing, Karen Rodgers, Carman Brodersen, Darlene Rossbach, Karla Miller, Sue Meyer, Debbie Lienemann, Patty Truby, Missing, Mary Hansen. 5 Marie Hoesing, £ Karen Rodgers, X Debbie Lienemann, q- Darlene Rossbach, £ Karla Miller, j Missing, Mary Hansen. Girl's Glee TOP ROW: Barb Gubbels, Kathy McLain, Janice Kruger, Pat Truby, Darlene Rossbach, Cindy Biershenk, Jeanne Pflanz, Joan Tietgen, Theresa Tharnish, Carmen Brodersen, Janice Lange, Konnie Lindquist. SECOND ROW: Pam Olson, Clarice Tilton, Lori Bermel, Kathy Sauser, Joyce Arens, Debbie Wattier, Kathy McFadden, Elaine Weyhrich, Valerie Gosch, Marie Hoesing, Karen Rodgers, Margo Bloomquist. THIRD ROW: Miss Bergt, Debbie Lienemann, Jane Wattier, Charlene Owens, Sandra Stratliman, Linda Backer, Karen Korth, Pamllokamp, Jan Ili Ike man, Sharon Poppe, Barb Schmit. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Rohde, Luann Rohde, Kay Erickson, Karla Miller, Denise Caster, Mary Hansen, Sue Meyer, Donette Coulter, Debbie Thieman, Marsha Tliieman, Cathy Walz. TOP ROW: Debbie Wattier, Jeanne Pflanz, Joan Tietgen, Kathy McFadden. SECOND ROW: Pat Truby, Linda Backer, Valerie Gosch. THIRD ROW: Charlene Owens, Denise Caster, Margo Bloomquist. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Thieman, Cindy Rohde, Cathy Walz. TOP ROW: Lowell Lienemann, Marc Brodersen, Frank Wort man, Paul Sc 11 on. SECOND ROW: David Rasmussen, Tim Witte, Russ Korth, Terry Rasmussen. THIRD ROW: Pam Hokamp, Carmen Brodersen, Karen Rodgers, Marie Hoesing. FOURTH ROW: Sue Meyer, Debbie Lienemann, Karla Miller. Boy's Glee TOP ROW: Marc Brodersen, Terry Rasmussen, David Leiting, Ric Sauser, Mark Kaiser, Tim Witte, Dave Rasmussen, Rodney Berner, Walt Slattery. SECOND ROW: Mike Korth, Steve Mannion, Fred Gardner, Paul Sellon, Brad Hale, Lowell Lienemann, Russ Korth, Miss Bergt. Queen Don Rossbach, Cathy Walz, Kim Kuhl, Denise Caster, Tom Peebles, Jeanne Pflanz Rich Graf, Bob Weyhrich, Joe Brandi, Mike Peebles, King Walt, Queen Pam, Jackie Borst, Jan Hilkeman, Kathy Sauser, Joan Dwyer Crowning King Walt May this be a special tribute to r!mer remember with pleasant thoughts his service to oiixTcnools. timer was employed as a bus driver and custodian for the past nine years in the Randolph Public Schools System. FIRST ROW: Randy Van Slyke, Bill Thies, Roger Becker, Russ Korth, Gail Van Slyke. SECOND ROW: Michael Tharnish, Doug Korth, Kim Borst, Wes Beltz, Joe Brandi, Kenny Krueger. THIRD ROW: Ric Sauser, Dave Rasmussen, Dan Meyer, Doug Eddie, Mark Kaiser, Coach Dan List ST LL SA Y FIVE MINUTES ISN7 ENOUGH TIME TO GET FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER SCHOOL LIFE IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank the Athletic Department for their great wofk and achievements throughout the 1971-72 school year. We feel the Athletic DepartijAtthas done a great deal to unify both the scfflW dJgwn. We hope you will continue to show pKPW a n improvement asyotj fir the p.idraJfiKan.: season even after tripping Wayne 74-59 Saturday night. The victory also wraps up an impressive showing in the combined sports of football, volleyball (girls) and basketball, in which the Cardinals went unbeaten in all three, also another first. Scholarships: Robin Rodgers-R eg e ants Alternate, Elaine Weyhrich-REA Alternate, Mr. Kluver-Supt. , Roger Becker-Regeant Winner, Denise Akers-REA Winner, LeRoy Janssen-JFK Award Special Denise Akers-REA Award Class Rings 62 Peggy Huwaldt-Valedictorian LeRoy Janssen-JFK Award Roger Becker-Regeants Winner Recognition 63 13 year students: Brad Weber, Bruce Sellon, Dave Rasmussen, Janice Kruger, Rod Berner, Monte Owens, Bob Weyhrich NHS Members: Rob Rodgers, Roger Becker, LeRoy Janssen, Pam Olson, Kathy McLain, Lori Bermel, Peggy Huwaldt, Melia Graham, Elaine Weyhrich Your Favorites for the 1971-72 School Year Music Male Vocalist............... 1. Neil Diamond 2. David Cassidy Female Vocalist 1. Carole King 2. Karen Carpenter Singing Group 1. Bread 2. Three Dog Night Entertainment Movie 1. Love Story 2. Billy Jack 1. Fiction 2. Science Fiction 1. Football 2. Basketball 1. Football 2. Basketball 1. Alias Smith G Jones 2. Marcus Welby, M.D. Actor 1. Ben Murphy 2. Clint Eastwood Actress 1. Raquel Welch 2. Ali McGraw Comedian 1. Flip Wilson 2. Bob Hope Personal Tastes Food. Drink Color 1. Pizza 2. Steak 1. Coke 2. Pepsi 1. Blue 2. Purple 64 Graduation USHERS: Terry Rasmussen, Roger Baccalaureate Speaker: Wobbenhorst, Don Backer, Rick Peebles, Rev. Walter Rossbach Doris Kessler, Joan Dwyer, Diane Tunink, Missing Jane Wattier V Graduating Class 8th Grade Tom Arens Gary Backer Ida Backer Julie Bargstadt Gary Beltz Cindy Bermcl Barb Bierschenk Lori Borst Deyon Bough n Rex Craven JoAnn Gubbels Paul Gubbels David Hay Dan Haselhorst Kathy Johnson Tamera Korth Jeanie Kruger Kendall Kuhl Glenda Lanik Wayne Lenhoff Brian Lewon Teresa Neese Richard Olson Kathy Onwiler Bryan Peterson Chris Rath Carlin Rasmussen Bette Reed David Remington Yvonne Rohde Ryan Rudebusch Lynette Sauser Joanne Schmit Tim Spader Janet Spieker Vicki Thelen Cindy Thieman Steve Thieman Brad Thies Doug Tunink Eileen Tunink Kevin Tunink Steve Tunink David Walz Karla Wattier Kerry Weber Denise Wesemann Garry Weyhrich Tammy Witte Robert Wortman FIRST ROW: Jeff Neese, Kevin Patent, Kevin Buell, Wayne Lenhoff, Gary Uttecht, Kirk Dawes, Coach Lingenfelter. SECOND ROW: Deyon Boughn, Bryan Akers, Brian Lewon, Garry Weyhrich, Bob Wortman. FIRST ROW: Ryan Whitehorn, Ray Mannion, Jerry Fichter, Mr. Speer, Tamara Korth, Sue Kaiser, Krista Young, Becky Witte, Holly Olberding, Teresa Neese. 7th Grade 71 Brian Akers Ricky Alderson Daniel Bach Richard Backer Brad Bargstadt Mark Biembaum Randy Borst David Broders Ramona Brunssen Kevin Buell Ginger Burge 1 David Clark Jimmy Cunningham Kirk Daws Deanna Dittman Karen Dwyer Cynthia Eddie Ted Fuchs Shirley Gartner Tamera Gosc.h Daniel Greiner Billy Gubbels Mark Gubbels Julie Gubbels Roxanne Gubbels Teresa Gubbels Becky Hamilton Charles Haselhorst Susan Hay Vernon Heese Paul Heithold Cinthia Hochstein Darlene Janssen Randal Jensen Susan Kiser Jan Kluver Deborah Korth Barbara Krueger Joanie Kruger Linda Kruse Lori Lackas Jolene Lange Valerie Leiting Mike Lewon Leon Miller Mary Anne Moser Jeff Neese Mary Onwiler Kevin Patent Mark Pederson Robert Pittet Shirley Pflanz William Pflanz Danny Poppe Deborah Robinson Ronald Schaefer Richard Schmit Marla Sellon Roberta Sellon Barbara Seyl Karen Stevens Glen Tharnish Kristi Tunink Gary Uttecht Mary Walz Laurie Weber Donna Wattier Ryan Whitehorn Paul Wurdinger 72 Jr. High Pep Club and F.H.A 11 Jeannic, Tammy, Susan Cindy Mag Cindy Lori Lori Krista FIRST ROW: C. Burgcl, L. Unink, J. Schmit, S. Hay, T. Witte, M. W tH«.C V«n Auker, L.d«ifeL. Borst, Kruger Spieker S. Rohde W tti6r a uv ll j B. Rosenbach, D. Dittman, J. Haselhorst, G. Lackas, L. Kluver, B. Witte, K. Walz, G. Albers, G. V. Leiting, H. Olberding, M. Gubbles, L. Sauser, L. Kruse, J. Kluver, J. Lange. FIRST ROW: Jim Cunningham, Rick Alderson, Charles Haselhorst, Wayne Lenhoff, Dan Haselhorst, Deyon Boughn, SECOND ROW: Rex Craven, Dave Walz, Steve Tunink, Garry Weyhrich, Bob Wortman, Doug Tunink, Kendall Kuhl, Brian Lewon, Coach List. Jr. High Sports FIRST ROW: Lisa Kluver, Kris Young, MagWattier, Cindy Van Auker, Chris Rodgers, Karen Weber. SECOND ROW: Gwen Lackas, Cindy Tunink, Beth Rosenbach, Mary Hartz, Becky Witte, Holly Olberding, Gina Campsi. FIRST ROW: Bill Gubbels, Kevin Tunink, Jim Cunningham, Ryan Whitehom, Mark Pedersen, JeffNeese, SECOND ROW: Kevin Buell, Kevin Patent, Wayne Lenhoff, Deyon Boughn, Rich Olson, Gary Uttecht, Rick Alderson, THIRD ROW: Coach List, Vernon Heese, Ted Fuchs, Dave Walz, Steve Tunink, Dave Remington, Mike Lewon, Coach Kassebaum, FOURTH ROW: Dave Hay, Brian Peterson, Doug Tunink, Bob Wortman, Garry Weyhrich, Kendall Kuhl, Brian Lewon. FIRST ROW: Gail Van Slyke, Cary Kruse, Randy Beckman, Dwight Rossbach, Lonnie Bermel, Jerry Fichter, SECOND ROW: Ray Mannion, Dan Spieker, Dan Loberg, Robert Huwaldt, John Rudebusch, Lynn Lenhoff, Coach Kassebaum. 1. Ken Morton 2. Howard Peterson 3. Shirley Jensen 4. Dorothy Jensen 5. Roger Geiger 6. Jay Foster 7. Helen Slattery 8. Mike Newth 9. Tom Barlow 10. Sallie Bergt 11. Lyle Nannen 12. 12. Marvin Beardshear 13. George Bradley 14. Jim Blessen 15. George Whitney 16. Paul Gustman 17. Gary Osborn 18. Sharon Rissler 1. Sr. Hi Math 2. English, Speech, Drama 3. Business, Annual 4. Home Ec., Art 5. Dr. Ed. 6. Guidance Counselor 7. Librarian 8. Music (Band) 9. English, Paper 10. Music (Vocal) 11. P. E. B. B. Coach 12. Chemistry, Physics, Voc. Math, Sr. Science, Volleyball Coach 13. Spanish 14. Biology, Football Coach 15. Economics, Government 16. Voc. Agriculture 17. World G American History 18. Business, Annual °;V Administration yd La nil; BOARD OF EDUCATION Hilkemann. Beulah Rokahr, Eldred Pentico, Roger Buchanan, NeUKlUver, Melvin Ehrhardt, I Darrel Neese. What Would We Do Without Them? Mrs. Stapelman West School Secretary Mrs. Rohde East School Secretary Mrs. Mannion, Mrs. Manzer, Mrs. Brandi, Mrs. Kruse, Mrs. Reineke, Mrs. Stapelman, Mrs. Lenhoff, Mrs. West School Cooks Johnson, East School Cooks Elmer Huwaldt, Vernon Lewis West School Janitors R. Heermann, L. Keifer, F. Roberts, H. Brown, R. Buell, D. McGrew, M. Van Slyke, C. Lenhoff Jr. , Bus Drivers Elmer Leiting, Harold Lewis, East School Janitors SHOULDN’T THIS CHECK BE MADE OUT TO THE SCHOOL. MISS QUIGLEY. RATHER THAN TO YOU PERSONALLY? ADVERTISING NORFOLK OFFICE EQUIPMENT 201 South 1st, Box 938 Norfolk, Nebraska 68701 Phone 371-4181 SCOTTY'S BARBER SHOP For Your Grooming Needs Feel Sharp, Look Sharp Randolph, Nebraska MFA Insurance ROGERS £ ROGERS LAWYERS Randolph, Nebraska KAISER BROS. PRODUCE Poultry—Cream—Eggs Mobile Grinding and Mixing Randolph, Nebraska CARHART LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, ELECTRIC, PLUMBING vs RANDOLPH, NEBRASKA 81 FIRST STATE BANK Member FDIC Phone 337-0323 Randolph, Nebraska WE WANT TO BE YOUR BANKER DITMAN'S MARKET Custom Butchering Randolph, Nebraska MARLEY'S STANDARD SERVICE Quality Gasoline Oils—Tires--Car Wash Phone 337-9900 Randolph, Nebraska BOBBIES CAFE Home Cooked Meals Bel den, Nebraska Phone 985-2255 GIBSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men's Furnishings, Ladie. 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