Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

Faculty................... Special Clubs............. Sports..................... 27 Special Events............ Junior High................ 55 Underclassmen.............. 63 Seniors................... YEARBOOK STAFF - Front Row: Brian Kint, Deb Milan-der, Becky Gubbels, Sharon Gubbels, Mary Schaefer. Second Row: Denise Schutt, Sheryd Rohloff, Steve Shaffer, Patti Milander, Margaret Reimers. Third Row: Shari Dibbert, Laurie Whi-tehorn, Scott Ahhnann, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Heidi Heegle, Paula Hilkemann, Troy Taylor, Pat McFadden. Standing-Jay Taylor. Ab-sent-Jackie Braden and Brian Lyon. mtiML. imfiaans LLL Designers for the yearbook cover were Mag and Heidi. Concessions were being run by Laurie, Sharon, Steve, Mary, and Troy. The 1986 Annual Staff did a number of activities this year. Patti, Deb, Jay, Troy, Shari, Mary, Sheryl, and Mrs. Jensen (The Enforcer) attended a workshop in Norfolk where they learned a number of new skills and designs. Our 1985 cover was chosen as one of the outstanding covers in Nebraska. 2 SCHOOL BOARD: Stanley Claussen, Larry Alderson, Neil Lackas, Neil Kluver (Superintendent), Kearney Lackas, Jerry Weise. Not showing is Doug Preston. West Cooks: Beverly Loberg, Marge Kruse, Ellen Bermel, Janice Lienemann. 4 The High School Faculty consists of many teachers who play a very important role in the lives of all of the students at RHS. In the picture are: Front Row: Ray Schnell, Chris Hansen, folene Santema. Second Row: Shirley Jensen, Roxanne List, Gary Osborn, Russ Jensen, John Alpers, Mark Anderson. Third Row: Pam Schmidt, Dick Babst. Fourth Row: Dorothy Jensen, Tom Rastede, Marvin Beard-shear, George Bradley, James Rasmussen. Fifth Row: Kim Romohr, Marilyn Klanlderud. Sixth Row: Lyle Nannen, Dan List, Joe Groen, Ken Morten. Dennis Bazata’s picture can be found on page 20. The Junior High Faculty are: Front Row: Pam Schmidt, Tom Rastede, John Alpers, Chris Hansen. Second Row: Dorothy Jensen, Roxanne List, James Rasmussen. Third Row: Kim Romohr, Russ Jensen. Fourth Row: Lyle Nannen, Dan List, Joe Groen. For all of the hard work and concern the faculty puts forward, we would like to say, ‘‘Thanks faculty, we really appreciate your help. ” 5 U-tsLlh- Lt U m R-Club-Front Row: Heidi Heegle, Amy Alderson, Loren Isom, Mark Bloomquist, Jodi Scott, Michelle Mclain, Gina Gubbels, Jamie Redinbaugh. Second Row: Shelly Wat tier, Marci Moser, John Walz, Jackie Borst, John Gubbels, Becky Lackas, Julie Carstens, Lisa Kint, Dave Krueger, Dan Bloomquist, Mike Schmit. Third Row: Brian Berner, John Keifer, Tige Jones, Marcy Reineke, Patti Milander, Brenda Meyer, Sandi Kollars, Jeff Backer. Rick Nordhues, Jeff Lackas, Kerry Robinson, Vicki May. Fourth Row: Ann Nannen, Jeremy Kilburn, Greg The R-Club is an organization of the letter winners and headed by the coaching staff. Each year the R-Club host the Freshmen R-Club Tournament. Hay, Jackie Braden, Jeff Bermel, Stan Polenske, John Andrew, Darcy Speer, Jim Hay, Bob Buell, Julie Pentico, Dean Spader, Jason Huff. Fifth Row: Brad Gubbels, Steve Breding, Joe Huwaldt, Don Norhdues, Kirby Meyer, Paul Koehler, Chuck Gubbels, Gary Gubbels, Kelly Thelen, Kristie Borst, Jeff Hanna, Steve Loberg, Brian Kint. Sixth Row: Coach Pam Schmidt, Coach Mark Anderson, Coach Dan List, Coach Lyle Nannen. Not Present: Mark Strathman, Shari Dibbert, Janice Carpenter, Jim Rath, Steve Frederick, Jay Taylor. 8 FOOTBALL: Seniors-Brad Gubbels, Steve Loberg, Jim Hay, Paul Koehler, Jeff Backer, Dan Bloom-quist, Steve Breding, John Gubbels, Loren Isom. Darcy Speer, Kirby Meyer, Mark Strathman. Juniors-Bob Buell, Brian Berner, Kelly Thelen, Rick Nordhues, Dave Krueger, Jay Taylor, John Andrew, Jason Huff, Doyle Brunssen, John Walz. Sophomores-John Keifer, Jeff Hanna, Jeff Lackas, Jeff Bermel, Chuck Gubbels, Don Nordhues, Greg Hay, Tige Jones. Freshman-James Hilkemann. VOLLEYBALL: Seniors-Vicki May, Kerry Robinson. Juniors-Marci Moser, Brenda Meyer, Ann Nannen, Patti Milander, Becky Lackas, Jackie Braden, Lisa Kint. Sophomores-Marcy Reineke, Gina Gubbels, Amy Alderson. WRESTLING: Seniors-Mark Bloomquist, John Gubbels, Steve Loberg, Loren Isom, Mike Schmit, Brian Backer. Junior-Joe Huwaldt. Sophomore-Jeremy Kilburn. Freshmen-Dean Wattier, Clayton Dredge. BOYS BASKETBALL: Seniors-Mark Strathman, Brad Gubbels, Paul Koehler, Darcy Speer, Kirby Meyer, Brian Kint. Juniors-Jay Taylor, Steve Shaffer, Bob Buell. Sophomores-Jeff Lackas, Chuck Gubbels, Jeff Hanna, Dean Spader, Reggie Arduser. GIRLS BASKETBALL: Seniors-Jodi Scott, Michelle McLain, Julie Pentico, Janice Carpenter, Kerry Robinson. Juniors-Kristie Borst, Lisa Kint, Marci Moser, Becky Lackas, Jackie Braden. Sopho-mores-Amy Alderson, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Sandi Kollars. FFA AWARDS: Highest four year average in Vo. Ag.-Brian Korth. Dekalb Leadership Award-Eric Frederick. Other awards refer to page 21. BOYS TRACK: Seniors-Brian Kint. Steve Loberg, Kirby Meyer, Darcy Speer. Sophomores-Reggie Arduser, Chuck Gubbels, John Keifer, Jeff Lackas. Freshmen-Glen Morrison, Jim Scott. GIRLS TRACK: Senior-Jodi Scott. Juniors-Kristie Borst, Jackie Braden, Paula Hilkemann, Shelly Wattier. Sophomores-Amy Alderson, Val McDonald, Sandi Kollars. SCHOLASTICS: First Year-Jay Taylor, Amy Alderson, Marcy Reineke, Jeremy Kilburn, Sandi Kollars, Troy Taylor, Judd Claussen, Val McDonald, Angie Speer, Greg Hay, Sherilyn Haselhorst, John Keifer. Second Year-Jackie Borst, Loren Isom, Michelle McLain, Bob Buell, Rick Nordhues, Patti Milander, Shelly Wattier, Christy Carpenter, Eric Pentico, Kelly Thelen. Third Year-Julie Pentico, Paul Koehler, Mike Schmit, Darcy Speer, Kirby Meyer, Brian Backer. BAND: Seniors-Julie Carstens, Kirby Meyer, Deb Milander, Mary Schaefer, Darcy Speer. Juniors-Doug Babst, Becky Lackas, Marci Moser, Eric Pentico, Jamie Redinbaugh, Shelly Wattier. Sopho-mores-Missy Coenen, Chuck Gubbels, Tige Jones, Val McDonald, Sandi Kollars, Tyler Osborn, Mike Reidmiller, Angie Speer, Troy Taylor, John Keifer. Freshmen-Michelle Coenen, Glen Morrison. GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDS: Most Valuable Player: Kristie Borst. Most Improved Players: Janice Carpenter and Jackie Braden. Cardette Hustler: Michelle McLain and Marci Moser. Other awards see page 37. VOLLEYBALL A WARDS: Most Valuable Players: Marci Moser and Kerry Robinson. Most Inspirational Player: Vicki May. Hustler Award: Marci Moser. Most Improved Players: Varsity-Lisa Kint, Brenda Meyer, Patti Milander. Reserves-Gina Gubbels, Marcy Reineke. Freshman-Michelle May. Co-Captains: Vicki May, Kerry Robinson. Other awards see page 31. FOOTBALL AWARDS: Most Valuable Player-Steve Loberg. Most Improved Player-Jeff Lackas. Other awards see page 53. CHEERLEADING A WARDS: Becky Gubbels and Julie Carstens (4 years). Jackie Borst (3 years). Deb Milander and Christy Carpenter (2 years). Staci Nordhues, Angie Speer, Val McDonald, and Missy Coenen (1 year). CORNHUSKER STATE: Girls State-Shelly Wattier, Alternate-Patti Milander. 9 Drama Club-Front Row: Mr. Bradley, Veronique Vrydagh, Becky Gubbels, Jeff Backer, Mary Schaefer, Sharon Gubbels, Staci Nordhues. Second Row: Darla Doerr, Tom Biernbaum, Carmen Brunssen, Heidi Heegle, Tylor Osborn, Jami Riedel, Jackie Olberding, Cindy Cook, Kristie McDonald. Thi- At the first meeting the Drama Club members elected the officers as follows: president-Jeff Backer, vice president-Mary Schaefer, secretary-treasurer-Becky Gubbels, historian-Sharon Gubbels, and student council- Veronique Vrydagh and Staci Nordhues. Later in April several members went to the Fire House Dinner Theater in Omaha to see the British comedy Relatively Speaking. ” Then near the end of the school year the Drama Club members had their hands full while working on this year’s play Don’t Drink the Water”, by Woody Allen. Best actor and actress were Dave Krueger and Julie Pentico. Bestsupport- rd Row: Christy Carpenter, Robbie Burgel, Lisa Kint, Michelle McLain, Julie Pentico, Jackie Borst, Julie Carstens, Patti McCarthy, Missy Coenen. Fourth Row: Jeremy Kilburn, Troy Taylor, Dave Krueger, Corby Robinson, Scott Doerr, Jim Hay, Mike Riedmiller, Marcy Reineke, Deb Milander. ing actor and actress were Jim Hay and Veronique Vrydagh. Later the cast and crew celebrated with pizza and watched V.C.R. movies. Through the guidance of the sponsor, Mr. Bradley, all the above was made possible. 10 PLAY CAST-Front Row: Troy Taylor, Robbie Burgel, Julie Pentico, Michelle Mclain, Julie Carstens, Becky Gubbels, Jim Hay, Corby Robinson. Second Row: Jeremy Kilburn, Tige Jones, Dave Krueger, Jeff Backer, Veronique Vrydagh, Mary Schaefer, Tom Biernbaum. Cast award winners n The Junior Class performed the play “No More Homework,” on November 25 and 26 with Mr. Bradley as their sponsor. Voted as best actress and actor were Brenda Meyer and Steve Shaffer with Kristie Borst and Doyle Brunssen as best supporting actress and actor. Front Row: Doyle Brunssen, Christy Carpenter, Kelly Gerkins, Mary Schaefer, Beckyr Gubbels. Second Row: Jay Taylor. Bob Buell, Lisa Kint, Becky Lackas, Patti Milander, Kelly Thelen. Third Row: Dave Krueger, Ann Nannen, Brenda Meyer, Shari Dibbert, Patti McCarthy, Steve Shaffer, Joe Huwaldt, Kristie Borst. 12 I'Mz eamm IfUM HLJQJl M The library is mainly the root to most classes. Some classes have a demand for speeches and reports, and where do you go for such information . . . our high school library! There are a number of magazines and interesting books for casual reading. The Randolph High School Library is a root for all productions. LIBRARY AIDS-Front Row: Denise Schutt, Bonnie Fish, Michelle Dredge, Sheryl Rohloff. Second Row: Robbie Burgel, Jackie Oberding, Kristie McDonald, Cindy Cook, Heidi Heegle. 13 Emms mim Front Row: Deb Milander, Jackie Borst, Kerry Robinson, Janice Carpenter, Ann Nannen. Second Row: Bonnie Fish, Trish McFadden, Shari Dibbert, Patti McCarthy, Brenda Meyer, Sponsor George Bradley. Not Present Laurie Whitehorn and Vicki May. On March 1,1986, four students, Shari Dibbert, Bonnie Fish, Jackie Borst, and Patti McCarthy, participated in the NEN-AC Speech Contest at Neligh. Shari gave an oral interpertation of poerty on “Love and Happiness” and an informative speech on Domestic Violence. She received two excellents; she also gave an extemporaneous speech on the U.N. and received an excellent. Patti gave an oral interpertation of poetry on the theme “Inspiration and Self-Identity” and received an excellent. Patti also gave an extemporaneous speech on Toxic Waste and received a Superior. On March 18, 1986, the speech team was to travel to Hartington for the District Contest but was unable to attend due to weather conditions. On January 18, 1986, the Randolph High School hosted the District One-Act Play Contest. The RHS speech class performed “Reunion on Gallows Hill”and received an excellent. The following people were in the cast: Janice Carpenter,. Bonnie Fish, Jackie Borst, Kerry Robinson, Vicki May, Brenda Meyer, Deb Milander, Trish McFadden, Shari Dibbert, Patti McCarthy and Laurie Whitehorn. 14 STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row: Michelle McLain (Pres.), Kristie Borst (Sec.) Mr. Ken Morten (Sponsor) Becky Gubbels (Vice Pres.) Ricky Nordhues (Treas.) Second Row: Jim Scott, Jackie Borst, Martha Brodersen, Patti Milander, John Keifer, Staci Nordhues, Jeff Backer. Third Row: Kirby Meyer, Marcy Reineke, Veronique Vrydagh, Joe Huwaldt, Kelly Thelen, Julie Carstens. Once more the Student Council displayed their expertise concerning the arrangement of Homecoming Spirit Week. The Council sponsored various activities including the traditional coronation and dance. A window painting contest was also incorporated into Spirit Week. The Junior Class took first place with the Senior Class at a close second. 15 Ltfo css«a£B l-il emists Kilbu'i Looking I Industrial Arts was a Ibhsy department this yeaif tfreg Hay is seen making a bat on the laith. Dean Spader made a robot. Jay Taylor also built a cedar chest, and did some refinishing work. The junior and seniors constructed modular scale houses. 16 Jim Hay working on his modular scale house. ffljftflEVE QWtitun IslsLiJl hPFIJCIjje ART I-Front Row: James Hilkeman, John Keifer, Tyler Osborn. Second Row: Jim Scott, Brian McDonald, Lisa Kint. Third Row: Chris Huff, Kristie McDonald, Jackie Olberding, Trish McFadden. ART II: Jim Rath, Mag Reimers, Jodi Scott. This year’s Art classes have received many awards and ribbons. The teacher for both Art classes is Mrs. Chris Hansen. The Art II class organized the four mini fairs that were held throughout the school year. Blue ribbon awards were presented to Jim Rath, Tyler Osborn, Jodi Scott, and John Keifer. Receiving red ribbons were Jackie Olberding (2), Jodi Scott, Kristie McDonald, Jim Rath, and John Keifer. White ribbons received were Lisa Kint (2), Jim Scott, Jodi Scott, Margaret Reimers, and Tyler Osborn. Jodi Scott and Jim Rath were presented a medal and certificate for outstanding achievement in Art II. Tyler Osborn, Brian McDonald, Jim Scott, and John Keifer received honorable mention for the Art I class. Jim Rath exhibited his western drawing at the Wayne State Art Conference. 17 FHA- Front Row: Jamie Redinbaugh, Angie Speer, Tammi Dibbert, Bonnie Fish, Patti McCarthy. Second Row: Kristie McDonald, Amy Alderson, Karla Tunink, Malinda Goldman, Michelle Coe-nen. Third Row: Shari Dibbert, Cheryl Moser, Michelle Dredge, Kelly Gerkins, Missy Coenen, Rhonda Stapelman, Veronique Vrydagh. Fourth Row: Michelle May, Shelly McDonald, Luann Lange, Trish McFadden, Tina Lei ting, Lisa Kint, Paula Hilkemann, Martha Brodersen, Stephanie Brunssen, Becky Gubbels. Fifth Row: Tammi Burbach, Margaret Reimers, Jackie Borst, Sheryl Rohloff, Sharon Gubbels. Sixth Row: Jeri Bargs-tadt, Jackie Olberding, Heidi Heegle, Gina Gubbels, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Sally Burmester, Vicki May, Marci Thelen, Marcy Reineke, Sandi Kollars, Sandy Milander. Front Row: Val McDonald, Deb Milander, Staci Nordhues. Second Row: Patti Milander, Mary Schaefer, Christy Carpenter. Front Row: Sandy Milander, Jeri Bargstadt. Second Row: Tina Leiting, Stephanie Brunssen, Sally Burmester. bLr vm w® OFFICERS- Front Row: Deb Milander (President), Mary Schaefer (Vice-President). Second Row: Patti Milander (Parliamentarian), Dorothy Jensen (Sponsor), Christy Carpenter (Historian). Third Row: Valerie McDonald (Reporter), Staci Nordhues (Secretary). FHA started out their 1985-86 school year by attending District Convention in Allen, Nebraska in November. Patti Milander and Christy Carpenter both ran for state officer candidates, Patti was elected. In January, the following awards were given for SEARCH participants on their presentations: Missy Coenen-silver, Kelly Gerkins-silver, Christy Carpenter-silver, and Patti Milander-silver. Both the senior and junior divisions of the parlilmentary procee-dure teams received top golds and were given the chance to go to state to compete. Throughout the year, extra activities took place to raise money to help these people and the new officers, who were chosen in March, pay for their trip to Lincoln. But, because of the weather conditions, they were unable to attend the State Convention. The following people were chosen as officers for the 1986-87 school year: Presi-dent-Patti Milander, Vice President-Staci Nordhues, Secretary-Treasurer-Val McDonald, Parlimentarian-Patti McCarthy, Historian-Christy Carpenter, and Reporter-Marcy Reineke. Another main project worked on throughout the year was the block mother project. The following awards were given at the FHA banquet held in May: Outstanding Freshman-Stephanie Brunssen, Outstanding Sophomore-Staci Nordhues, Outstanding Junior-Patti Milander, Outstanding Senior-Mary Schaefer, President Award-Deb Milander, Special Member Award-Veronique Vrydagh, District V Officer-Christy Carpenter. 19 FFA-Front Row: Mr. Bazata, Brian Korth, John Gubbels, Mike Schmit, Jeff Backer, Eric Frederick, Loren Isom, Gary Gubbels, Mark Bloomquist. Second Row: Dean Wattier, Tim Polenske, Brent Goetsch, Jim Eddie, Steve Haselhorst, Scott Biern-baum, Brian Gubbels, Tom Biernbaum, Brian Tunink. Third Row: Rick Nordhues, Glenn Morri- son, Dan Thelen, Denis Hansen, Tony VanSlyke, Jim Rath, Jim McCarthy, Brian Berner, Denton Nordhues. Fourth Row: Doyle Brunssen, Stan Polenske, John Rohloff, James Hilkemann, Shad Goldman, Joe Huwaldt, Donny Nordhues, Corby Robinson, Eric Pentico. 20 Welding The FFA Chapter accomplished a great deal this year. At the Districts Contest, the following awards were given to: Jeff Backer and Mike Schmit-red in Tractor Operating; Gary Gubbels and Jeff Backer-blue in Sr. Dairy Judging; Rick Nordhues-purple in Sr. Dairy Judging; Eric Pentico-blue in Sr. Dairy Judging; Brian Gubbels and John Rohloff-purple in Jr. Dairy Judging; Brent Goetsch and Tony VanSlyke-red in Jr. Dairy Judging; Eric Frederick and Rick Nordhues-blue in Sr. Livestock Judging; Denton Nordhues-purple in Jr. Livestock Judging; Don Nordhues-blue in Jr. Livestock Judging; Jeff Backer and Mark Bloomquist-blue in Ag. Mechanics; Eric Frederick-red in Ag. Mechanics; Brian Korth-purple in Ag. Mechanics; Gary Gubbels-red in Farm Management; Loren Isom and Mike Schmit-blue in Farm Management; JeffBermel and Shad Goldman-blue in Welding; Denton Nordhues-lst in Creed Speaking; Dean Wattier-2nd in Creed Speaking; Scott Biernbaum-3rd in Creed Speaking. At State they received: Brian Korth-red in Ag. Mechanics; Ag. Mechanics Team-red; Eric Frederick-State Farmer Degree also silver in Swine Proficiency Award; Joe Huwaldt-bronze in “Computers in Agriculture Award.’’ The Chapter received the Superior Chapter Safety Award, Building Our America Community Award and the Triple Crown Leadership Award. Brian Backer received the Choral Award and All-State. CHOR US-Fron t Row: Jamie Redinbaugh, Michelle May, Jeri Bargstadt, Michelle Dredge, Cheryl Moser, Janice Carpenter, LuAnn Lange, Tammi Burbach, Carmen Rohde. Second Row: Robbie Burgel, Julie Carstens, Jackie Borst, Tina Leiting, Vicki May, Kerry Robinson, Marci Moser, Sandy Milander, Becky Lackas, Michelle McLain, Tyler Osborn. Third Row: Shelly Wattier, Malinda Goldman, Ann Nannen, Julie Pentico, Brian Backer, Corby Robinson, Judd Claussen, Patti McCarthy, Martha Brodersen, Trish McFadden, Bonnie Fish. 22 iiatLt SWING CHOIR-Front Row: Julie Pentico, Corby Robinson, Jackie Borst, Becky Lackas, Tyler Osborn, Julie Carstens. Second Row: Janice Carpenter. Third Row: Kerry Robinson, Brian Backer, Ann Nannen. Fourth Row: Robbie Burgel, Jamie Redinbaugh, Michelle McLain, Judd Claussen. The music contest, held at Wayne State College, earned two chorus members Superiors for their solos. They were Tyler Osborn and Brian Backer. Receiving a two rating for their solos were as follows: Patti McCarthy, Jamie Redinbaugh, Robbie Burgel, and Judd Claussen. Mal-inda Goldman received a three rating for her solo. The Mixed Chorus and Swing Choir received a two rating. The music banquet was held Sunday, May 4, 1986 at the West School Gym. Brian Backer received the Choral Award which is given to the most outstanding choir member. Congratulations, Brian! Mrs. Roxann List Vocal Music Instructor. 23 VQM LjClLLtic BAND-Front Row: Shelly Wattier, Mary Schaefer, Val McDonald, Jamie Redinbaugh, Sandy Milan-der,Stephanie Brunssen, Amy Alderson, Chuck Gubbels, Becky Lackas, Julie Carstens. Second Row: Angie Speer, Michelle Coenen, Tammi Dibbert, Missy Coenen, Sally Burmester, Cherie Maas, Luann Lange, Rhonda Stapleman, Patti McCarthy, Sandi Kollars, Shari Dibbert, Dean Wattier, Eric Pentico, Troy Taylor. Third Row: Deb Milander, Tige Jones, Darcy Speer, Kirby Meyer, Mike Riedmiller, Jim Eddie, Tyler Osborn, Doug Babst, Shelly McDonald, John Keifer, Glenn Morrison, J. Alpers. Julie Carstens and Tyler Osborn both received superior ratings in District 3 music contest for their flute and trumpet solos. Julie was also the recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award. 24 L Liii!Uit Trim MIMl The Randolph High School Band started off their 1985-86 year by playing halftime shows for the home football games and at the Dakota Dome. They also performed in the Harvest of Harmony Parade in Grand Island. The pep band played at twenty-three athletic events including NENAC, Districts, and State Tournaments. Julie Carstens, Becky Lackas, Chuck Gubbels, Michelle Coenen, Melissa Coe-nen, Jamie Redinbaugh, Troy Taylor, Tyl- er Osborn, Sandi Kollars, Mike Riedmil ler, and Tige Jones took part in the Wayne State Honor Band Festival. Julie Carstens was selected as a member of the MENC Clinic All-State Honor Band. The Symphonic Band made many appearances this year including: Veteran’s Day, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, All-School Band Concert, Graduation, and Memorial Day. Finally, the marching band performed at the Centennial Parade. Results in District 3 Music Contest Instrumental were: Julie Carstens (flute)-1; Tyler Osborn (Trumpet)-1; Becky Lackas (flute)-2; Jamie Redinbaugh (oboe)-2; Shelly Wattier (clarinet)-2; Missy Coenen (clarinet)-2; Sandi Kollars (french horn)-2; Eric Pentico (alto sax)-2; Shari Dibbert (baritone sax)-2; Sandi Kollars (piano)-2. The band had a great year. 25 'fir rif? :bb -il NHS-Front Row: Darcy Speer, Julie Pentico, Michelle McLain, Kirby Meyer, Paul Koehler, Deb Milander, Rick Nordhues, Jeff Backer. Second Row: Mr. John Alpers, Eric Pentico, Bob Buell, Brian Backer, Jackie Borst, Julie Carstens, Shelly Wattier, Patti Milander, Kelly Thelen, Jay Taylor, Joe Huwaldt. Students grades 10-12 with a G.P.A. of 85% or higher are eligible for consideration into the National Honor Society. Each student who wishes to be considered for membership is asked to fill out a short resume. The faculty votes on each applicant by a rating system of 1 to 4 (4 being the highest) on each of four areas: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. To be in the National Honor Society the student must have an overall average of 12 points. Inductees-Front Row: Christy Carpenter, Amy Alderson, Angie Speer, Jamie Redinbaugh. Second Row: Staci Nordhues, Valerie McDonald, Marcy Rein eke, Marci Thelen, Sandi Kollars. Third Row: Judd Claussen, Troy Taylor, Jeremy Kilburn, Veronique Vrydagh, Mary Schaefer, Sherilyn Haselhorst. 26 The 1985-1986 RHS Football Team had one of the best seasons ever with a record of 8-2. The team advanced to the state playoffs, but lost to the Pierce Bluejays. Jim Hay, Steve Loberg, John Gubbels. and Paul Koehler were awarded All-Conference. Brad Gubbels. Loren Isom. Darcy Speer, and Mark Strathman received Honorable Mention. w Randolph Laurel 0 Randolph 6 Plain view 0 OT Randolph 26 H.C.C 12 24 Randolph 0 Pierce Randolph 14 Neligh 6 Randolph 17 Creighton 6 Randolph 26 Crofton Bm m Randolph 46 Bloomfield 12 Randolph 31 Ponca 7 Randolph 12 Pierce 34 H.C.C.- -Hartington Cedar Catholic JUNIOR VARSITYFOOTBALL-Front Row: Brian McDonald, Tige Jones, Jeff Lackas, John Keifer, John Walz, Brian Berner, Jim Scott, Scott Biern-baum. Second Row: Jeremy Kilburn, Greg Hay, Chris Huff, Clayton Dredge, Jason Huff, Jeff Berm el, Bob Buell, Dave Krueger, Denton Nor-dhues. Third Row: James Hilkemann, Kelly The-len, Doyle Brunssen, Donny Nordhues, Chuck Gubbels, Jay Taylor, Jeff Hanna, John Andrew, Mike Dominissee, Coach Mark Anderson. 28 VARSITY FOOTBALL-Fronl Row: Brian Meyer, Jeff Hanna, Doyle Brunssen, Mark McDonald, Jeff Lackas, Scott Biernbaum, John Strathman, Chuck Gubbels, Jay Taylor, Paul Walz, John Keifer, Loren Isom. Brian Berner, Koehler, Donny Nordhues, Kelly Thelen, Jim Scott, Tige Jones. Second Row: Brian Steve Breding. Fourth Row: Coach Lyle Tunink, John Gubbels, Dave Krueger, Denton Nannen, Clayton Dredge, Jeff Bermel, Jason Nordhues, Bob Buell, Darcy Speer, Jeff Backer, Huff, James Hilkemann, Mike Dominissee, Greg Hay, Jeremy Kilburn, Rick Norhues, Dan Brad Gubbels, Steve Loberg, Jim Hay, Chris Bloomquist. Third Row: John Andrew, Kirby Huff, Dean Spader, Coach Mark Anderson. 29 Seniors: Kerry Robinson, Vicki May. VARSITY-Front Row: Marcy Reineke, Lisa Kint, Brenda Meyer, Ann Nannen, Patti Milander, Marci Moser, Kerry Robinson, Vicki May. Second Row: Coach Pam Schmidt, Gina Gubbels, Amy Alderson, Michelle McLain (student manager), Becky Lackas, Val McDonald, Coach Joe Groen. JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row: Jeri Bargstadt, LuAnn Lange, Michelle May, Tammi Burbach. Second Row: Karla Tunink, Gina Gubbels, Staci Nordhues, Val McDonald, Angie Speer. Third Row: Martha Brodersen, Veronique Vyrdagh, Patti Mi-lander, Brenda Meyer. Fourth Row: Sandy Milander, Cheryl Moser, Coach Pam Schmit, Marcy Reineke, Becky Lackas. 30 FRESHMEN-Front Row: feri Bargs-tadt, Michelle May, Tammi Bur-bach. Second Row: Sandy Milander, Martha Brodersen, Cheryl Moser, LuAnn Lange. The Cardettes started off the year with a loss against Har-tington Cedar Catholic, but came back to win the Wynot Tournament for the first time since Randolph has participated in it. Another highlight of the year was placing second in the Pierce County Tournament. Marci Moser Received All-Conference, and Kerry Robinson and Lisa Kint received All-Conference Honorable Mention. Randolph 3 4 Hartington C. C. 15 15 Randolph 15 9 10 Hartington Public 11 15 15 Randolph 15 15 Crofton 1 13 Randolph 11 15 15 Neligh 15 5 8 Randolph 10 6 Bloomfield 15 15 Randolph 9 12 Creighton 15 15 Randolph 9 5 Pierce 15 15 Randolph 15 8 9 Laurel 5 15 15 Randolph 15 15 Plain view 4 13 Randolph 15 15 Newcastle 5 4 Randolph 15 15 Wynot 9 9 Randolph 16 15 Osmond 14 11 Randolph 10 10 Pierce 15 15 Randolph 12 Districts: 14 Crofton 15 16 Randolph 15 16 Osmond 11 14 Randolph 13 15 15 Bloomfield 15 9 13 Randolph 15 6 8 Creighton 10 15 15 31 32 The cheerleaders had a busy year. They sponsored cake raffles, hidden R, Mr. Irresistible and had a breakfast for the coaches. The varsity cheered all boys sports and the Jr. Varsity cheered all Jr. Varsity games. They also put together pep rallies for special occasions. 33 Christy, Jackie and Deb working at cake raffle. msmsB vm VARSITY-Front Row: Jeff Lackas, Bob Buell, Darcy Speer, Jay Taylor, Brad Gubbels, Brian Mint, Dean Spader. Second Row: Coach Mark Anderson, Reggie Arduser, Chuck Gubbels, Coach Lyle Nannen, Steve Shaffer, Paul Koehler, Kirby Meyer, Jeff Hanna. Absent: Mark Strathman. Randolph 46 Osmond 54 Randolph 46 Hartington 39 Randolph 49 Creighton 51 Randolph 71 Wausa 57 Randolph 52 ± Coleridge 49 Randolph 55 £ Pierce 47 Randolph 57 Neligh 51 Randolph 58 • Pmin view 53 Randolph 64 ' Crofton 48 RandolprtGqf r j8 Hartington CC 56 Randolph 66 Bloomfield 49 Randolph 64 Laurel 52 WAYNE NE ST, muRi 'ATE HOLIDAY NAMENT rRandol Randi olph 'olph 59 q— NENAC TO Randolph 48 Randolph Randolph Randolph ■ 43 ‘55 44 Crofton Osmond West Holt 39 39 54 Even though the Cards had a bumpy beginning, they pulled their way through with 11 wins and 7 losses during the season. When the Wayne State and NENAC Tournaments arrived, they were faced with strong competition which ended in their loss. The Cards because of their determination placed second in district finals losing to West Holt. All-Conference included: Kirby Meyer and Mark Strathman. Honorable Mention included: Brad Gubbels and Paul Koehler. 34 JUNIORS VARSITY-Front Row: Brian Tunink, Jim Scott, Glen Morrison, Jeff Lackas, Steve Haselhorst, Brent Goetsch. Second Row: James Hilkemann, Mike Dominisse, Reggie Arduser, Steve Shaffer, Chuck Gubbels, Donny Nordhues, Mike Babst. Third Row: Coach Mark Anderson, Denton Nordhues, Bob Buell, Jay Taylor, Jeff Hanna, Scott Doerr, Mike Reidmiller, Dean Spader. 35 tUiLt LUUlilsUili VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Becky Lack-as, Michelle McLain, Marci Moser, Janice Carpenter, Lisa Kint, Amy Alderson. Second Row: Sandi Kollars, Julie Pentico, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Krist- ie Borst, Jackie Braden, Jodi Scott, Kerry Robinson. Third Row: Coach Joe Groen, Coach Dan List, Coach Pam Schmidt, Heidi Heegle. Randolph 48 Wausa 40 Randolph 64 Osmond 35 Randolph 47 Hartington 32 Randolph 53 Creighton 32 Randolph 68 Stanton 52 Randolph 58 Wisner Pilger 44 Randolph 53 Neligh 34 Randolph 59 Bloomfield 45 Randolph 56 Pierce 14 Randolph 46 Pierce 43 Randolph 67 Neligh 43 Randolph 53 Laurel 28 Randolph 69 Plainview 23 Randolph 64 Crofton 27 Randolph 45 HCC 52 Randolph 59 Bloomfield 41 Sub Districts Randolph 62 Crofton 28 Randolph 43 Bloomfield 34 Districts Randolph 52 West Holt 33 State Randolph 56 Pender 34 Randolph 38 Sutton 42 HCC - Hartington Cedar Catholic 36 dlz'ultii Thrill of Victory! Senior Power! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Jeri Bargstadt. Sandy Milander, Cheryl Moser, Michelle May, Tammi Bur-bach. Second Row: Becky Lackas, Martha Brodersen, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Sandi Kollars, Marci Thelen, Lisa Kint. Third Row: Amy Alderson, Christy Carpenter, Coach Joe Groen, Coach Pam Schmidt, Heidi Heegle, Tina Leiting. The Randolph Cardettes had a very successful year with a 19-2 record. They beat West Holt in the district game and advanced to the State Tournament. The Cardettes lost to the Sutton Fillies in the semifinals. Kristie Borst, Marci Moser, and Jodi Scott received All-Conference. Michelle McLain received Honorable Mention. 37 � WRESTLERS-Front Row: Clayton Dredge, Jeremy Kilburn, Joe Huwaldt, Brian Backer, Loren Isom. Second Row: Coach Russ Jensen, Steve Loberg, John Gubbels, Mike Schmit, Mark Bloomquist, Dean Wattier. Team Records -Most Takedowns - Scott Kruger - 67 1980-81 -Most Reversals - Steve Loberg - 33 1984-85 -Most Escapes - Loren Isom - 31 1984-85 -Most 2 pt. Nearfalls -Merlin Loberg - 22 1981-82 -Most 3 pt. Nearfalls -Todd Boling - 29 1977-78 -Most Pins - Mike Schmit -22 1985-86 -Best Record - Scott Kruger - 27-1 1980-81 -Fastest Pin - Kim Kuhl - 9 seconds 1973-74 -Most pts. in a match • Steve Loberg - 31 1984-85 SENIORS: Mike Schmit, John Gubbels, Steve Loberg, Brian Backer, Mark Bloomquist, Loren Isom. 38 HrLUb (W Town Randolph Stanton Osmond Winside Battle Creek Neligh Plainview NENAC District State 0 Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Mark B. Mike Schnitt-%9-3-1. John Gubbels-32-2 I Steve Loberg-33-3 Loren Isom-24-16 Team Tournaments Place 5th out of 9 2nd out of 8 3rd out of 8 2nd out of 10 —mho , 2nd out of 8 3rd out of 8 V i-ji 3rd out, 4th out of 4 3rd out of 20th outinf 50 Duals 24 'Wayne £reighton Norfolk Catholic Plainview Norfolk ].V. Elgin Pope John Neligh Individual Records 'ist-29-9 foe Huwaldt-11-9 Jeremy Kilburn-2-12 Brian Backer-2-6 Dean Wattier-3-10 Clayton Dredge-1-14 The last year for wrestling at Randolph High School was a very productive one. Five senior wrestlers earned the honor of wrestling at the state tournament. John Gubbels was crowned state champion in the 138 lb. class, while in the 132 lb. class, Mark Bloomquist finished 6th. The team as a whole placed 20th out of 50 teams in Class C. We are very proud of these and other wrestlers for bidding a fine farewell to wrestling at Randolph High School. 39 kteiMz BOYS TRACK-Front Row: Glen Morrison, Jim Scott, Jeff Lackas, Brian Gubbels. Second Row: Brian Kint, Darcy Speer, Steve Loberg, Scott Doerr, John Keifer. Third Row: Reggie Arduser, Jay Taylor, Chuck Gubbels, Don Nordhues, Kirby Meyer, Coach Mark Anderson. The track teams had a fairly successful year in 1986. Kirby Meyer broke the school record and qualified for the state tournaments in the 300 intermediate hurdles with the time of 41.5 seconds. KitbyMeyer Sfcr? BIS' 40 GIRLS TRACK-Front Row: Val McDonald, Amy Alderson, Heidi Heegle, Michelle McLain, Julie Pentico, Trish McFadden, Student Manager-Christy Carpenter. Second Row: Coach Pam Schmidt, Paula Hilkemann, Shelly Wattier, Jackie Braden, Sandi Hollars, Jodi Scott, Shari Dibbert. 41 42 ViMi ILitiM lAfcMifck DRILL TEAM-Front Row: Brenda Meyer, Jackie Braden.Second Row: Kerry Robinson, Lisa Kint, Vicki May. Third Row: Jeri Bargstadt, Michelle May. Kerry Jackie Lisa Vicki The Drill Team took dance lessons to learn routines so they could keep the crowd entertained at half-time. One routine was performed to Bryan Adam s hit single “She’s Only Happy When She's Dancing”. 43 44 46 ROYAL COURT-Front Row: Ryan Meyer, Myndi Row: Tina Leiting, Denton Nordhues, Gina List. Second Row: Becky Gubbels, Julie Carstens, Gubbels, Jeff Lackas, Lisa Kint, John Walz, Peggy Deb Milander, Michelle McLain, Brad Gubbels, Stueckrath, Chris Nordhues. Kirby Meyer, Darcy Speer, John Gubbels. Third ATTENDANTS-Front Row: Tina Leiting, Lisa Kint, Gina Gubbels. Second Row: Denton Nordhues, John Walz, Jeff Lackas. The Queen and King for 1985 were Michelle McLain and Brad Gubbels. Coronation was held at the dance after our victory over Creighton with a score of 17-6. The music at the dance was supplied by Cassette Convention. The theme of the night was “Cherish”, by Kool and the Gang. . Junior’s winning window. 47 ROYAL COURT-Front Row: Crownbearers- Jack- Mary Schaefer, King John Gubbels, Jeff Backer, ie Burbach, Aaron Reimers. Second Row: Becky Mike Schmit, Loren Isom. Gubbels, Deb Milander, Sharon Gubbels, Queen 48 tumuisum Dancing the night away. “Loveis... Teddybears” was the theme for this year’s FFA-FHA Sweetheart Dance. Mary Schaefer and John Gubbels were chosen as queen and king. “There’s No Way by Alabama was chosen as the theme song for the royal dance. Junior attendants were Rick Nordhues and Christy Carpenter. Sophomore attendants were Brent Goetsch and Val McDonald. Freshman attendants were Scott Biern-baum and Tammi Bur-bach. 49 ROYAL COURT-Front Row: Crownbearers Nicholas Bradley, April Bach, Queen Kristie Borst, King Loren Isom. Second Row: Lisa Kint, Marci Moser, Patti Milander, Paul Koehler, Kirby Meyer, Darcy Speer. 50 pwmm am rtn Waiters Waitresses-Front Row: Amy Alderson, Valerie McDonald, Gina Gubbels, Staci Nordhues. Second Row: Troy Taylor, John Keifer, Jeff Lackas, Jeff Hanna. The 1986 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Randolph High School gym on April 19. The Banquet was held at 7:00 p.m. and the Dance at 8:30 p.m. The decorations consisted of sunset colored streamers and balloons along with an arbor house constructed in the center of the gym. The Juniors purchased wine glasses and memory books as momentoes of Prom. Coronation was held at 11:00 p.m. Loren and Kristie were crowned King and Queen in front of a large picture of the sun setting upon an ocean-beach scene. The banquet was catered by HyVee of Norfolk. Music was provided by Complete Music. 51 I ll LuLitLi On December 14, National Honor Society sponsored a dance to raise money for their organization. They held the dance in the High School Gym and had KG-95 provide the entertainment. Want to dance, Jackie? 52 R. E. A. Teacher of the Year Science Awards Gary Osborn is the recipient of the “Teacher of the Year” award which is presented each year by the Randolph Education Association. He was elected for this award for his professionalism and service to the R.E. A. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of South Dakota and his Master of Education from Colorado State University. Mr. Osborn is the history teacher at the Randolph Public Schools. He is also a member of many state, regional, and national professional organizations. Freshman Honor Roll Michelle Coenen, Jim Eddie, Michelle May, Denton Nordhues, Rhonda Stapleman, Stephanie Brunssen. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Paul Koehler, Mike Schmit, Brian Backer, Kirby Meyer. Perfect Attendance Awards 9th: feri Bargstadt, Sally Burmester, Tammi Dibbert, LuAnn Lange, Shelly McDonald, Sandy Milander, John Rohloff. 10th: Jeff Bermel, Sherilyn Haselhorst, Kristie McDonald, Mike Riedmiller, Angie Speer, Brian Tunink. 11th: John Andrew, Paula Hilkemann, Dan Lackas, Patti Milander, Jami Redinbaugh, John Walz. 12th: Brian Backer. English and Spanish A wards Spanish-Marcy Reineke. English-Julie Pentico. Physical Science-Denton Nordhues. Leadership-Michelle May. Chemistry-lst Bob Buell, 2nd Julie Pentico. Physical Science Field of Physical Science, Chemistry, and Physics-Brian Backer. Biology-Superior Achievement Award-Marcy Reineke, Outstanding Achievement Award-Judd Claussen. Advanced Biology-Superior Achievement Award-Julie Pentico, Outstanding Achievement Award-Brian Lyon. Math Awards Highest GPA in Algebra I-lst Denton Nordhues, 2nd Rhonda Stapleman. Highest GPA in Geome-try-lst Marcy Reineke, 2nd Amy Alderson. Highest GPA in Algebra II-lst Bob Buell, 2nd Rick Nordhues. Highest GPA in Adv. Math-lst Paul Koehler, 2nd Brian Backer. Highest 4-year average in math-lst Loren Isom, 2nd Paul Koehler. History Awards The Academic Achievement in American History went to Bob Buell and Rick Nordhues. Business Awards Office Machines-Loren Isom. Typing I-Jeremy Kilburn. Most improved typist-Jim Eddie. Yearbook Editor-Deb Milander, Assistant Editor-Patti Milander. Accounting I-Bob Buell. Accounting II-Paul Koehler. Jim Hay, Becky Gubbels, Julie Carstens, and Kerry Robinson were awarded first place for “The Manager” team contest Bussiness Competition Day at Wayne State College. Home Economics Awards Clothing and Textiles-Gina Gubbels. Housing and Home Furnishing-Janet McCullough. Highest grade point average over 4 years in Home Economics-Mary Schaefer. Highest grade point average in Comprehensive Home Economics 9th grade-Rhonda Stapelman. Vocal A wards refer to page 23. Band A wards refer to pages 24 25. Speech Awards refer to page 14. Other awards found on page 9. congwjpi Tijons S3 Having a good time. Students of RHS find many ways of entertaining themselves. They take in movies, drive around with friends, cheer at games, and just plain goof off. Passing the time with a friendly game of chess. Michelle and Julie expressing their friendship. Experimenting to find the answers. 54 All this homework is driving me bananas!!!!! 55 fulie Rogers Mike Jones Becky Gubbels Steve Gubbels Michelle Ahimann Cory Bermei Vanessa Brunssen Brandon Cuffe Mindy Dickes Jeff Dominisse Janelle Dredge Martha Hilkemann Kyle Huff Lynn Jensen Ann Johnson Jenny Jones Teresa Kint Todd Kumm Traci Kumm Ramsey Lewis Chandell Meier Dale Morrison Edward Reimers Stacy Reineke Steve Sauser Jenny Seyl Jennifer Shaffer Mark Sullivan Andy Thelen Karen VanSlyke Chad Winkelbauer 56 JUl LLLLIL L£ fe; flip! ’ i % Ui A VISS lilLUrLlV Jason Speer Steve Hanna Terri Burbach Nikki Schnell Bed Baden Joey Berm el Bradley Berner Brent Berner Angie Bloomquist Cory Buss Lisa Dowling Lisa Gubbels Pam Gubbels Holly Heegle Jenny Helsing Cody Huff Gina Keifer Jan Korth Terry Korth Lynn Lackas Karla Leiting Jason Maas Darin McFadden Vickie Meier Jill Rasmussen Julie Riedmiller Leann Rohde Bradley Sauser Tony Spade Mike Spader Mike Sporleder Tim Steffen Staci Taylor Traci Tunink 57 The Football boys had a very outstanding season as they finished the year with a record of 4-0. The Volleyball girls worked hard and finished the season with a record of 0-4. FOOTBALL-Front Row: Chad Winkelbauer, Todd Kumm, Tim Steffen, Mark Sullivan, Corey Buss, Ramsey Lewis. Second Row: Jason Speer, Cody Huff. Joey Bermel, Steve Hanna, Mike Sporleder, Darin McFadden, Bradley Berner, Kyle Huff. Third Row: Coach Lyle Nannen, Corey Bermel, Jeff Dominisse, Mike Jones, Brent Berner, Mike Spader, Steve Gubbels, Dale Morrison, Steve Sauser. Cards .... ... 36 H.C.C. .. 6 Cards .... ... 42 Laurel . 6 Cards .... ... 28 Pierce .. 6 Cards.... ... 58 Plain view ... .. 6 H.C.C.—Hartington Cedar Catholic Randolph 5 2 H.C.C. 15 15 Randolph 5 8 Pierce 11 11 Randolph 10 14 Plain view 15 16 Randolph 15 9 Crofton 8 15 11 15 H.C.C.-Hartington Cedar Catholic VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Ann Johnson, Nikki Schnell, Teresa Kint, Lynn Lackas, Jenny Jones, Mindy Dickes. Second Row: Chandel Meier, Lisa Dowling, Jennifer Shaffer, Vickie Meier, Bed Baden, Traci Kumm, Lynn Jensen. Third Row: Janelle Dredge, Jenny Helsing, Julie Rogers, Gina Keifer, Jenny Seyl, Julie Reidmiller, Traci Tunink, Michelle Ahlmann. Fourth Row: Jill Rasmussen, Holly Heegle, Jan Korth, Terri Burbach, Martha Hilkemann, Pam Gubbels, Vanessa Brunssen, Stacy Reineke, Pam Schmidt, Joe Groen. 58 BOYS BASKETBALL - Front Row : Steve Sauser, Jeff Dom-inisse, Kyle Huff, Dale Morrison, Cory Buss. Second Row: Brent Berner, Jason Speer, Steve Hanna, Jason Maas, Brad Sauser, Brad Berner. Third Row: Mark Sullivan, Tim Steffen, Mike Sporleder, Coach Joe Groen, Coach Lyle Nannen, Cody Huff, Todd Kumm, Chad Winkelbauer. GIRLS BASKET-BALL-Front Row: Ann Johnson, Teresa Kint, Jill Rasmussen, Becky Gubbels, Nikki Schnell, Jenny Jones, Mindy Dickes. Second Row: Lynn Jensen, Chawn-delle Meyer, Lisa Dowling, Teri Burbach, Vicki Meyer, Jan Korth, Bed Baden, Lynn Lackas, Angie Bloomquist, Lisa Gubbels. Third Row: Coach Pam Schmidt, Pam Gubbels, Jenny Helsing, Staci Taylor, Staci Reineke, Jan-elle Dredge, Martha Hilkemann, Holly Heegle, Jennifer Shaffer, Coach Dan List. Fourth Row: Traci Tunink, Karen VanSlyke, Jenny Seyl, Gina Keifer, Julie Riedmiller, Julie Rogers, Michelle Ahlmann, Leann Rohde. 59 GIRLS TRACK-Front Row: Ann Johnson, Chawndell Meier, Becki Baden, Vanessa Brunssen, Teresa Kint, Becky Gubbels, Mindy Dickes. Second Row: Tracey Kumm, Jenny Jones, Angie Bloomquist, Martha Hil-kemann, Lynn Lackas, Lynn Jensen, Jennifer Shaffer, Julie Rogers. Third Row: Coach Joe Groen, Holly Heegle, Jenny Hel-sing, Gina Keifer, Julie Reidmil-ler, Karen VanSlyke, Pam Gubbels, Jan Korth, Coach Pam Schmidt. BOYS TRACK-Front Row: Mike Spader, Tony Spade, Mike Sporled-er, Jason Maas, Joey Bermel, Kyle Huff. Second Row: Darin McFadden, Jeff Dominisse, Brad Sauser, Steve Hanna, Jason Speer, Terry Korth. Third Row: Coach Lyle Nannen, Brent Berner, Ramsey Lewis, Dale Morrison, Mike Jones, Steve Sauser, Cory Buss, Coach Joe Groen. 60 UJM fi@Q02E r. High Chorus-Front Row: Mindy Dickes, Ann Johnson. Second Row: Jenny Jones, Teresa Kint, Lynn Jensen. Third Row: Chawndell Meier, Stacy Reineke, Janelle Dredge, Martha Hilkemann. Fourth Row: Vanessa Brunssen, Michelle Ahlmann, Julie Rogers. A chorus line. The Jr. High Chorus wore long dresses and sang their songs to contribute to this year's Randolph Centennial at the music concert. 61 llUL-Lt OMtik L'liti junior High Band-Front Row: Ann Johnson, Teresa Kint, Jill Rasmusssen, Chawndell Meier, Becky-Gubbels, Jenny Jones, Mindy Dickes. Second Row: Tim Steffen, Pam Gubbels, Cory Bermel, Martha Hilkemann, Leann Rohde, Holly Heegle, Jenny Waiting! Waiting! Norfolk Clinic Results: Gina Keifer, (Bell Solo)-Participa tion; Jenny Helsing, (Flute SoloJ-Participation, Woodwind Trio: Holly Heegle, (Flute), Leann Rhode (Flute), Jill Rasmussen and Mindy Dickes, (Clarinet)-Participation; Junior High Participation. Helsing, Steve Sauser. Third Row: Bradley Sauser, Jason Speer, Steve Hanna, Joey Bermel, Cody Huff, Gina Keifer, Bradley Berner, Julie Rogers, Mr. John Alpers. 62 Fun! Fun! Fun! L-liliFliLiLLl LlUL Denton Nordhues Scott Biernbaum Tammi Burbach Michelle May Jim Scott Martha Brodersen Mike Babst Jeri Bargstadt Stephanie Brunssen Sally Burmester Michelle Coenen Kevin Dibbert Tammi Dibbert Mike Dominisse Clayton Dredge Jim Eddie Brian Gubbels James Hilkemann Chris Huff LuAnn Lange The Freshmen Initiation was held on Thursday of Homecoming Week. The boys were dressed up as Smurfette and the girls as Alfalfa. The best look-alikes were Barbara McCullough, Jim Scott, Rhonda Stapelmen, and Brian McDonald. Jim S„ Brian M„ Jim M. 64 bbtl'Ulb LtllL Tina Leiting Cherie Maas Chris Maas Jim McCarthy Barbara McCullough Brian McDonald Shelly McDonald Sandy Milander Glen Morrison Cheryl Moser Tim Polenske John Rohloff Brett Spade Larry Spade Rhonda Stapelman Dean Wattier 65 LLL LLL Scott Ahlmann Amy Alderson Reggie Arduser Steve Bach Jeff Bermel Carmen Brunssen Robbie Burgel Judd Claussen Missy Coenen Cindy Cook Darla Doerr Brent Goetsch Shad Goldman Chuck Gubbels Gina Gubbels Jeff Hanna Denis Hansen Jeff Lackas and Gina Gubbels were chosen as attendants for Homecoming by the Sophomore Class. Sherilyn Haselhorst Greg Hay Heidi Heegle 66 Tige Jones John Keifer Jeremy Kilburn Sandi Kollars Jeff Lackas Kristie McDonald Val McDonald Donny Nordhues Staci Nordhues Jackie Olberding Tyler Osborn Stanley Polenske Marcy Reineke Jami Riedel Mike Riedmiller Dean Spader Angie Speer Troy Taylor Marci Thelen Brian Tunink Tony VanSlyke Sophomore Class Officers: Marcy Reineke and John Keifer, Student Council; Gina Gubbels, Vice President; Angie Speer, Secretary; Greg Hay, President; and Val McDonald, Treasurer. 67 Hustle, Gina! JtlULliLik dULmiLlz Doyle Brunssen Marci Moser Bob Buell Joe Huwaldt Kelly Thelen John Andrew Doug Babst Mike Bach Brian Berner Tom Biernbaum Kristie Borst Jackie Braden Christy Carpenter Shari Dibbert Steve Frederick Kelly Gerkins Steve Haselhorst Paula Hilkemann Jason Huff Lisa Kint St. Council St. Council President Dave Krueger Dan Lackas Becky Lackas Patti McCarthy The major money making project for the junior Class was the sale of magazines. Dave Krueger and Becky Lackas were top salespersons. Jay Taylor received second highest. The Junior Class Window received first place during Homecoming Week. Lisa Kint and John Walz were junior Attendants for Homecoming. 68 LiitL mu Janet McCullough Trish McFadden Brenda Meyer Patti Milander Ann Nannen Rick Nordhues Eric Pentico Joedy Poppe Jim Rath Jamie Redinhaugh Corby Robinson Steve Shaffer Jay Taylor Dan Thelen Corey Tunink Karla Tunink John Walz Shelly Wattier Laurie Whitehorn 69 Veronique Vrydagh, from Brussels, Belgium was a foreign exchange student for the 1985-1986 school year. While living in Randolph, she attended R.H.S. and lived at the Joe Nordhues residence. She participated in volleyball, drama club, and student council. School life for Veronique was quite different. First, courses such as adult living, accounting, office machines, computer literacy and study hall were not offered in her home country. Secondly, they didn’t attend classes on Wednesday afternoons; this time was set aside for different organizational meetings. Thirdly, practice for sports was held one hour each week, and this was taken out of school time. They've got the spirit. Front Row: Margaret Reimers, Julie Pentico, Michelle Dredge. Second Row: Kirby Meyer, Sharon Gubbels, Mary Schaefer, Darcy Speer. Front Row: Paul Koehler, Mike Schmit, Steve Loberg. Second Row: Julie Carstens, Loren Isom, Jackie Borst. Scholarships Received Margaret Reimers-Joseph's Scholarship to Joseph’s College of Beauty; Julie Pentico-Augustana Scholarship to Augustana College, American Legion Auxiliary Forgotten Children Scholarship; Michelle Dredge-Nucor Corporation Scholarship; Kirby Meyer-Counselor Scholarship to Lincoln School of Commerce, Presidential Scholarship to Wayne State College; Sharon Gubbels-Institutional Grant to Joseph’s College of Beauty; Mary Schaefer-Ran-dolph Education Association Scholarship; Darcy Speer-Freshman Engineering Scholarship to the University ofNebraska-Lincoln. Scholarships Received Paul Koehler-Board of Regents to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Board of Trustees to Kearney State College, Board of Trustees and Athletic Scholarship to Midland Lutheran College, Freshman Foundation Scholarship to the University of South Dakota; Mike Schmit-Board of Governor’s Scholarship to Northeast Technical Community College; Steve Lob-erg-Carhart Lumber Scholarship to Wayne State College; Julie Carstens-Counselor Scholarship to Lincoln School of Commerce, St. Frances Scholarship; Loren Isom-Earl Barks Scholarship, American Legion Auxiliary Student Aid Grant; Jackie Borst-Presidents and Forensics Scholarships to Doane College. 73 Jackie Marie Borst C-omminctminJ VC 1 Sunday afternoon, cMay e.iyfitc.an.td , V, cNinttttn fiuncLittl eiLy(ity-±Lx • r f'V two o clock cSc(l oo £ 3y mnatium Steven G. Breding Scott Edward Doerr Michelle Ann Dredge 75 Eric D. Frederick Bonnie Rae Fish Becky Lynn Gubbels Malinda Kay Goldman Bradley Lynn Gubbels John R. Gubbels Gary W. Gubbels Sharon Kay Gubbels James F. Flay Michael E. Schmit Jodi Ann Scott Carmen Marie Rohde Sheryl M. Rohloff SENIOR GRADUATION Graduation is a special time, Right now it's what's on everyone's mind. Our thoughts are full of hopes and fears Of the last four years. Budding forth like a flower, Are our lives within these last few hours.-Friends and foes we learned to know, Say goodbye before they go. Keep reaching for the stars and never stop, Then you’ll be sure to reach the top. Memories of our days gone by Will stay with us and never die. Heidi Heegle Denise Jean Schutt Darcy Lee Speer 78 Mark M. Strathman Veronique Ann Vrydagh Ushers - Patti Milander and Bob Buell Rev. Sandy Carpenter 79 In the fall of 1982 the class of 86 entered the first of our four years here at Randolph High. During the first class meeting we chose our class officers. Michelle McLain wasgelected president. Darcy Speer-vice president. Paul Koehler-secretaiy, Jodi Scott-lreasurer, and Gary and John (lubbels were chosen tor Student Courwil Our class sponsors for the next four years were Ray Schnell and Tom Rastede, Our freshmari initiation was held during Homecoming Week. In addition to being the They were Mark Bloomquist. Mike Schmit. ohn Gubbels, and Steve Loberg with Mark receiving third and Steve fifth. On May 1th we presented the seniors with the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was I Can't Fight This Feeling. Jodi Scott was chosen Queen with Michelle McLain. Becky Gubbels. and Deb Milander as the other candidates. National Honor Society inductees were Deb Milander. Julie Carstens, and Jeff Backer. ___________________________„ _ At the District Music Contest JulieiCarsteps received a Superior seniors' slaves for the day the boys were dressed like ballerinas for her flute solo and Brian Backer an Excellent on his vocal and the girls were adorned in feed seeks and overshoes, jiurice solo. Brian Backer and Darcy Speer were chosen for Boys State Carpenter and Mark Strhthman were the initiation winners and alternate. Michelle McLain was chosen for Girls State with while Michelle McLain and Jim Hay were hornecoming lulie Pentico as alternate. Julie Pentico and Paul Koehler were attendants. The gifts basketball team went to the State ushers for graduation. 1 . Tournament and Brian Backer received a Superior for his voc.d In the fail of '85 we entered school for our last year. We S' lo. . The first order of business entering our sophomore year was the class election, lim Hay was elected president with vice-presiden t- Da rev Speer. secretary-Gary Gubbels and treasurer-Jackie Borst. Kerry Robinson was elected to the sifident council along with Paul Koehler. Homecoming attendants were Julie Carstens and Kirby Meyer. The volleyball team made it to the State Tournaments and the football team also, otfly to lose a thriller in overtime. The schools good fortune continued as both girls and boys basketball teams qualified for State, Mark Bloomquist also qualified fur State Westling again this year. Amongst all of the action in school, we took time to order our class rings. Prom waiters and waitresses included: Julm Gubbels. Gary Gubbels. Kirby Meyer. Paul Koehlcf, Brad Gubbels. Becky Gubbels, Jodi Scott, Michelle McLain, and Julie Carstens. National Honor Society inductees were Jackie Burst, lulie Pentico. Michelle McLainr Brian Backer, Kirby Meyer, Paul Koehler, and Darcy Speer. At the District Music Contest Julie Carstens received a Superior for her flute solo and Brian Backer a Superior for his vocal solo. Officers for our junior year were Kirby Meyer-president, Loren Isom-vice-president, Paul Koehler-secretary. and Julie Carstens-treasurer. Becky Gubbels and Steve Loberg were in Student Council. Homecoming attendants were Brad Gubbels and Jodi Scott. All-Conference football players were Jim Hay and Paul Koehler with Honorable Mention going to Steve Loberg, Darcy Speer, and Brad Gubbels. Time wus spent raising money for prom. Our class put on the play entitled The Facts of Life. Best actor and actress went to Paul Koehler and Jackie Borst while Darcy Speer and Julie Carstens went away with best supporting actor and actress. We also sold magazines with the best salespeople being Janice Carpenter and Loren Isom The girls basketball team again went to State. In basketball Kirby Meyer received All-Conference and Jodi Scott Honorable Mention. Out class sent four westlers to the State Tournament. had a new member this year-Veronique Vrydagh is a foreign exchange student from Belgium. Officers chosen for our senior year were: president-Mary Schaefer,, vice-president-Janice Carpenter. secretary-Paul Koehler, and treasure-Julie Pentico. lulie Carstens and Kirby Meyer were Student Council members. During Homecoming Week it was our turn to initiate the freshmen. The girls had to dress up as Alfalfa and the boys as SmurfetteMichelle McLain and Brad Gubbels were crowned King and Queen. The rest of the Royal Court were Julie Carstens. Becky Gubbels. Deb Milander, Kirby Meyer, John Gubbels, and Darcy Speer. The football team qualified for state play offs. Jim Hay. John Gubbels. Steve Loberg, and Paul Koehler received All-Conference honors. Brad Gubbels, Mark Strathman. Loren Isom, and Darcy Speer got Honorable Mention. The girls basketball team made it to State again this vend Jodi Scott recieved All-Conference for the girls and Kirby Meyer and Mark Strathman for the hoys. Michelle McLain. Brad Gubbels, and Paul Koehler got flonoruble Mention. Veronique Vrydagh and Mary Schaefer were inducted Into the National Honor Society. The wrestlers sent five members to state, John Gubbels, who was the State Champion in his weight class. Mark Bloomquist. who got fifth, Steve Loberg. Mike Schmit, and Loren Isom. In April the juniors presented us with the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was That's What Friends Are For. Loren Isom was crowned King with the other candidates being Kirby Meyer. Paul Koehler, and Darcy Spoor. Kirby Meyer broke the school record in the hurdles. At music contest Brian Backer received a Superior for his vocal solo, Kerry Robinson and Jackie Borst an Excellent for their duel, and lulie Carstens a Superior for her flute solo. Brian Backer received the Outstanding Vocal Achievement Award and Julie Carstens received the John Philip Sousa Award. We chose the rose as our class flower, our class colors are red and silver, and our class motto is Today we prepare fur our dreams of tomorrow. 80 WALMWORTII PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCEUNE. MIBMH'MI •«« • mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE MIHOOURI UR A