Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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WAITERS AND WAITRESSES: Front Row: Carolyn Bierschenk. Debbie Koehler. Karla Burst. Marci Wattier. Second Row: Dennis Delong, Dean Hanna. Daryl Loberg. Merlin Loberg. RIGHT: The Royal Kiss after coronation. BELOW: Music was provided by World's Fair Discoteque from Kearney, Nebraska. Our banquet was catered by Mertz Catering Service. Here they are preparing for the banquet which was at 6:30. Brian Bargstardt and Roxanne Rhode with tired feet at the dance. 29

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When Will I See You Front Row: Angie Bloomquist, Queen Moni Eddie, King Tracy Borst. Sandy Lange. Julie Pflanz. Marty Thies, John Lackas, Bradley Isom. Second Row: Attendants: Scott Andrew, Larry Korth. 28

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ALMOST EVERYTHING THAT IS GREAT HAS BEEN DONE BY YOUTH TOP MUSIC AWARDS. Marty Thies was awarded the John Philip Sousa A ward for his outstanding work in band for the last four years and Sarah Rudebusch received the National School Choral A ward for her performance in the music department. OUTSTANDING CHOIR A WARDS AND PINS went to: Lorrie Johnson-Contest Superior in Piano. Jolene Nord-hues-Secretary. Roxanne Rohde-Librarian. Scott Andrew Swing Choir. Brian Bargstadt-Swing Choir, Solo (Contest), Ensemble, NENAC. Lyndell Bermel-Swing Choir. Ensemble, Student Council Representative. Mary Bloom-quist-Accompanist, Vice President. Karli Daws-Swing Choir, NENAC. Accompanist. Mick Meyer-Swing Choir, NENAC, Solo. Theresa Nannen-Swing Choir. Sara Rude-busch-Swing Choir, NENAC. Ensemble, Accompanist. Chris Thies-Swing Choir. Kathy Helsing-Swing Choir. Solo, NENAC. Jean Koehler-NENAC. Margaret Pentico-Swing Choir. NENAC. Ensemble. Julie Pflanz-NENAC, Choir Librarian. Brett Rissler-NENAC, Swing Choir, Ensemble. Dan Stevens-NENAC, Swing Choir, Ensemble, Treasurer. Mark Stevens-NENAC, Swing Choir. Ensemble. Student Council Representative. Roger Tunink-NENAC. Swing Choir, Solo. Sharon Whitehorn-NENAC, Ensemble. Swing Choir. Sheryl Whitehorn-NENAC, President, Student Director, Swing Choir, Ensemble. David Creamer-NENAC. Patty Fuchs-NENAC. Jason Hilke-mann-Swing Choir. Debbie Koehler-Ensemble. Joan Lo-berg-NENAC. Corene McCarlhy-Swing Choir, Solo. Anne Preston-Swing Choir, Ensemble. Melanie Strathman-Ac-companist. Barb Thelen-Swing Choir. Tammy White-horn-Swing Choir. NENAC, Ensemble. Rhonda Graf-Accompanist. Mike Heger-Swing Choir. David Carstens-Swing Choir. BAND LETTER A WARD WINNERS (80 points earned during the year were: Mickey Meyer, Sara Rudebusch, Moni Eddie, Denise Nordhues, Julie Pflanz, Deanna Sohler. Carolyn Bierschenk. Corinne Helsing. Joan Lo-berg, Corene McCarthy, Anne Preston, Gina Rasmussen. Carol Thieman, Robin Berner. Wade Dibbert, Marcy Kluver, Rich Lange, Monica McCarthy. Carol Moser, Mary Nannen, Terri Scott, Jeff Thies. SECOND A WARD WINNERS (100 points earned during the year) were: Christine Thies, Marty Thies, Jean Koehler, Leah Amman, Debbie Koehler. FIRST AWARD WINNERS (115 points earned during the year) were: Jolene Nordhues, Margaret Pentico, Brett Rissler, Sharon Whitehorn-(highest point total-187), Logene Baird, Patty Fuchs, Tammy Whitehorn, Inga Brodersen, Lisa Olberding, Theresa Thies. Rose Tunink. RATINGS AT CONTEST: Sharon Whitehorn. flute solo, Superior: Sheryl Whitehorn, trumpet solo. Superior. RANDOLPHS INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROJECTS. They were on display in the first annual District III Industrial Arts display at the Sunset Plaza in Norfolk. It was viewed by many people and received many positive comments on outstanding projects by Randolph students. Randy Nelson. (One of the outstanding Industrial Arts students) with his sewing desk, cedar chest and Grandfather clock. Dan Stevens is showing his Mantel clock. Mark Stevens' three piece home entertainment center is pictured on display at Norfolk Sunset Plaza. Debbie Owens’ Cedar bookcase is shown. The stereo componet cabinet was made by Brett Rissler. Mark Arduser's Grandfather clock is shown. HOME ECONOMICS. Playschool. The Home Ec 10 class is having fun with playschool dancing to music. Cake Decorating. The Home Ec 9 class is busy decorating cakes and sewing. Variety Show. The Sophomores are modeling their sewing projects. TEACHER OF THE YEAR. Mr. James Kilburn, past president, presenting plaque to Mr. Tom Barlow, senior high English instructor of ten years, who was selected by the Randolph Education Association to receive the 1979-80 Randolph ‘'Teacher of the Year Award. Mr. Tom Bar-low is a dedicated effective classroom teacher. He is 1979-80 REA president, is active in Nebraska State Education Association and is searching for ways to improve and advance his profession. GIRLS STATER AND ALTERNATE. Jan Koehler was chosen as 1980 representative for GIRLS STATE. Pam Brunssen alternate, (picture not available) 30