Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

I £( 46 tyettccty Heidi was editor and Mike was assistant editor of the yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF- Front Row: Karla Leiting, Sherrill Potts. Martha Brodersen. Second Row: Gina Gubbels. Cheryl Moser. Tina Leiting, Heidi Heegle. Sandy Petersen. Third Row= Marci Thelen. Jeff Bermel. Tony Van Slyke. Mike Babst. Brent Goetsch. Jami Riedel. Not Pictured Chuck Gubbels. Nine staff members attended a yearbook workshop in Norfolk where they learned new ideas on yearbook publications. They worked concession stands, which helped them raise money to help pay for the 1988 yearbook. In addition to the yearbook this year they published a newspaper, the CARDINAL CHRONICLE. Open your eyes Chuck, it isn’t that bad! 1 YEARBOOK STAFF tyuccUtu? Tit Faculty Faculty FACULTY • Front Row: Russell Jensen, Mathematics! James Rasmussen, Mathematics and Special Ed Co-ordinator-, Marvin Beardshear, Science and Mathematics. Kim Romohr, English and Social Studies-. Dorothy Jensen. Home Economics: Marilyn Klanderud. Library and English! Gilbert Hall, Social Studies. Joe Groen. Biology and Science! Ken Morten. Computers and Mathematics! George Bradley, Spanish and English. FACULTY - Front Row: Dennis Baz-ata. Vocational Agriculture! Shirley Jensen. Business. Second Row: Terri Delaney. Vocal Musici John Alpers. Band: Mary Sauser. Resource 7-Q. Third Row:Tom Rastede. Industrial Artsi Lyle Nannen. Physical Education-. Richard Babst. Business! Ray Schnell. Guidance Psychology Teachers not pictured are Chris Hansen. Art found on page 33. Scott Norvell, History and Mark Anderson, P.E. and Health are both found on page 40. The staff of R.H.S. has directed the course for the students in different areas like the administration handling the finanical budget and supervising the curriculum. Students do the best job possible in the classes they have chosen with the help of the staff. Keeping the school clean, neat and tidy is the work of the custodians and the cooks plan nutritious meals. Paperwork is done by the secretary. A big thanks goes to the staff from the yearbook staff. Secretary- Connie Scott 4 STAFF 'tyeasi COOKS-Beverly Loberg. Ellen Bermel. Janice Lienemann. Marge Kruse. Custodians-Ted Huetig and Kevin Tunink. Superintendent-Neil Kluver. Principal-Ron lies. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-Stan Claus-sen. Larry Alderson, Neil Lackas Superintendent. Neil Kluver. Kearney Lackas. Doug Preston. Jerry Wiese. STAFF 5 OUEEN CANDIDATES-Gina Gubbels. Valerie McDonald. Angie KING CANDIDATES- Jeff Lackas. Dean Spader. Jeff Hanna. John Speer. Amy Alderson. Keifer. Kelly Thelen crowning Gina Gubbels. Ann Nannen crowning John Keifer 8 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS-Jimmy Scott, Cheryl Moser, Steve Hanna. Pam Gubbels, Jeff Dominisse, Julie Rogers. Brent is getting down. The Randolph High School held its Homecoming on September 9, 1987 at the Randolph City Auditorium. John Keifer and Gina Gubbels were crowned king and queen after the football team won 34 to 14 over Creighton. Music was provided by Cassette Convention, and In Our Dreams from R.E.O. Speedwagon was the theme. Spirit Week started off with the students dressing Inside Out on Monday. Tuesday was Hat, Tie, Glasses Day. Wednesday was Punk Rock and Nerd Day. Thursday was Initiation with the boys dressing as Fairies and the girls as Trolls. Dale Morrison and Staci Reineke were the winners of initiation. Spirit Week ended with Friday being Red and White Day. The theme. We Bad”, By the Seniors won the window contest. Freshman Initiation Winners — Staci Reineke and Dale Morrison. HOMECOMING 9 'ftytUAccty 7He 7tone Octn, cue The theme for 1988 Sweetheart Ball was I Had the Time of my Life” which is the theme song of the movie, Dirty Dancing. The Queen Candidates were Valerie McDonald, Marcy Reineke, Angie Speer, and Marci Thelen. Tony Van Slyke, Brent Goetsch, Donny Nor-dhues. and Stan Polenske were the King candidates. Angie Speer was crowned Queen by Doyle Brunssen and Donny Nordhues was crowned King by Patti McCarthy. CANDIDATES Donny Nordhues, Marci Thelen. Tony Van Slyke. Angie Speer. Brent Goetsch. Stan Polenske. Marcy Reineke. Valerie McDonald. 10 SWEETHEART JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Brian Gubbels and Sally Burmester. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Brent Berner and Nikki Schell. FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Steve Gubbels and Becky Gubbels. SPONSORS - Dorothy Jensen and Dennis Bazata. Dancing the night away. Working hard, girls? SWEETHEART II ‘Tttayic ROYAL COURT - Front Row: David Dredge. Beth Tunink. Second Dean Spader. Greg Hay. Jeff Hanna. Third Row: Staci Nordhues. Row: Tina Leiting. Andrea Billheimer, Tammi Burbach, Jeri Bargstadt. Jeff Lackas. Jay Taylor. WAITERS AND WAITRESSES - Front Row: Terri Burbach. Gina Keifer. Lynn Lackas. Nikki Schnell. Second Row: Jason Speer. Tim Steffen. Brent Berner. Steve Hanna. Are you ready yet Mr. Bradley? n PROM 7'7'lic At Tammi and Dean, the Royal Couple. The 1988 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 30 in the Randolph High School gym. The evening began with the banquet at 6:30 p.m. The juniors purchased glass wine glasses and memory books for the meal. Entertainment at the banquet was provided by the Asylum”, consisting of Judd Claussen, Tyler Osborn, and John Keifer. The gym was decorated with black, silver, and pink metallic streamers, with a trellis as the main attraction. Are you having fun yet? Wowl I'm king! PROM 13 ‘ifyig i ScAaaC s4euwicC HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARD - Amy Alderson, Robbie Burgel. Judd Claus-sen, Melissa Coenen, Greg Hay. Tige Jones, John Keifer, Jeremy Kilburn, Sandi Kollars, Valerie McDonald. Marcy Reineke. Mike Riedmiller. and Troy Taylor. SCHOLASTIC LETTERS: FIRST YEAR - Nikki Schnell. Jason Speer. Julie Riedmiller. Jill Rasmussen. Gina Keifer. Jennifer Helsing. Holly Heegle, Pam Gubbels. and Joey Bermel. SECOND YEAR - Marci Thelen, Jackie Olberding, Cindy Cook. Staci Nordhues, Rhonda Stapelman, Brian McDonald, Michelle May, Denton Nordhues. Jim Eddie. Tammi Burbach, and Stephanie Brunssen. THIRD YEAR - Troy Taylor, Angie Speer. Marcy Reineke, Valerie McDonald, Sandi Kollars, Jeremy Kilburn. Greg Hay, Sherilyn Ha-selhorst, Judd Claussen, Amy Alderson. and John Keifer. NINTH GRADE HONOR ROLL AWARDS - Mike Jones, Ramsey Lewis. Vanessa Brunssen. Brandon Cuffe, Mindy Dickes, and Stacy Reineke. HIGH SCHOOL PERFECT ATTENDANCE - Andrea Billheimer, Tammi Burbach, LuAnn Lange, Sandi Mi-lander, and Cory Bermel. RECOGNITION OF CONTRIBUTION AWARD - John Keifer. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - Sherilyn Haselhorst. SERVICE TO STUDENT BODY as Student Council President - John Keifer. BUSINESS AWARDS - Highest GPA in Accounting I -Denton Nordhues and Rhonda Stapelmen, Accounting II - Amy Alderson and Marcy Reineke, Business Law - Staci Nordhues and Tige Jones, Keyboarding I - Mike Jones, Ramsey Lewis, Julie Rogers, and Vanessa Brunssen, Keyboarding II - Michelle May, Office Machines - Amy Alderson and Valerie McDonald. YEARBOOK AWARDS - Editor of 1988 yearbook and person who contributed the most to the yearbook staff - Heidi Heegle. Assistant Editor - Mike Babst. ECONOMICS - GPA - Joey Bermel and Marcy Reineke. MATH AWARDS - GPA - Algebra I - Mike Jones and Brandon Cuffe, Algebra II - Denton Nordhues and Rhonda Stapelman, Geometry - Joey Bermel and Jason Speer. Advanced Math - Marcy Reineke and Amy Alderson. Highest GPA for four years of math -Marcy Reineke. COMPUTER AWARDS - GPA - Computer Lit - Rhonda Stapelman and Brian McDonald, Advanced Computer - Judd Claussen and Missy Coenen. GOVERNMENT - Participation and Interest Awards - Judd Claussen and Sandi Kollars. AMERICAN HISTORY - GPA - Rhonda Stapelman and LuAnn Lange. WORLD HISTORY - GPA - Mike Jones and Julie Rogers. GENERAL BIOLOGY - Superior Achievement - Joey Bermel, Outstanding Achievement - Jason Speer. Outstanding Interest and Participation - Jan Korth. ADVANCED BIOLOGY - Outstanding Achievement - John Keifer and Ann Jakobsen. SCIENCE AWARDS - GPA - Physical Science - Mike Jones and Vanessa Brunssen, Chemistry - Rhonda Stapelman and Denton Nordhues, Physics - Marcy Reineke and Troy Taylor. Marcy Reineke also had the highest GPA in the Science field over four years with an average of 98.8. ENGLISH AND SPANISH AWARDS - GPA - 4th year English - Amy Alderson, 1st year Spanish - Ann Jakobsen, 2nd year Spanish - Joey Bermel. FFA - Star Greenhand - Mark Sullivan. Chapter Star Agribusinessman - Brian Gubbels, Dekalb Leadership Award - Tony Van Slyke, Highest 4 year average in Vo Ag - Don Nordhues. HOME ECONOMICS - GPA - Comprehensive Home Economics - Vanessa Brunssen, Clothing Textiles and Child Development - Traci Tunink, Adult Living - Amy Alderson. Staci Nordhues was the senior with the highest average in three years of Home Economics. 14 AWARDS ire Sctfeenia'i NENAC ACADEMIC CONTEST - Brandon Cuffe -third in physical science and Ramsey Lewis - fourth in physical science. Jill Rasmussen - second in En-glish grammar. Ann Jakobsen - fourth in advanced biology. Jason Speer - fourth in biology. Tige Jones - fourth in business law. Amy Alderson - second in accounting. Sandi Kollars - first in English literature and Valerie McDonald - fourth in English literature. Joey Bermel - third in geometry. Denton Nordhues - fourth in chemistry. Jeremy Kilburn ■ fifth in modern problems. Troy Taylor - second in physics. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS - Sally Burmester - first place. Holly Heegle - second place, and Gina Keifer - third place. DRISTICT III FINE ARTS FESTIVAL - Blue ribbons - Jami Riedel, Tyler Osborn. John Rohloff. and Angie Bloom-quist. Red ribbon - Shelly Schmit. White ribbon - Barb McCullough. ART AWARDS - Outstanding work in Independent Study - Jami Riedel. Outstanding work in Art II - Barb McCullough and Tyler Osborn. Outstanding work in Art I - Beci Baden. Honorable Mention in Art I - Shelly Schmit and Leann Rohde. GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDS - Most valuable player - Sherilyn Haselhorst. Hustler award - Gina Keifer. Most inspirational - Marci Thelen. Most improved -Lynn Lackas and Jenny Seyl. Honorary Co - Captains - Amy Alderson and Sandi Kollars. OTHER HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS -Volleyball found on pages 42 and 43. Football found on pages 40 and 41. Girls basketball - pages 46 and 47. Boys basketball - pages 44 and 45. Girls track found on page 50. Boys track found on page 48. Chorus found on pages 20 and 21. Band found on pages 18 and 19. Speech found on page 27. Drama Club found on page 24. FHA found on pages 28 and 29. FFA found on pages 30 and 31. GPA stands for Grade Point Average. DISTRICT III FINE ARTS FESTIVAL - Seventh Grade -Marla Huff; Blue and Tracy Schultz; Red. Eighth Grade - Cheryl Riedmillen Red and Sherri Wittier-, White. SEVENTH GRADE ART AWARDS - Outstanding Sketches - Heather Reineke, Marla Huff, Tony Lackas, and Janine Van Slyke. Outstanding Project - Sarah Korth, Brenda Biernbaum. Missy Landanger, Mark Keifer, and Doug Dominisse. Outstanding Artist -Marla Huff and Tony Lackas. Most Improved Artist - Heather Reineke and Doug Dominisse. EIGHTH GRADE ART AWARDS - Outstanding Sketches - Sherri Wittier, Anne Keifer, Brenda McDonald, and Cheryl Riedmeller. Outstanding Project - Jodi Stueckrath, Brian Winkelbauer, Jeri Win-kelbauer, Brenda McDonald, Steve Korth, Angie Sta-pelman and Jenny Groen. Outstanding Artist - Anne Keifer, Cheryl Riedmiller and Sherri Wittier. Most Improved Artist - Jodi Stueckrath and Troy Leiting. AWARDS 15 fleuUosi 'rtyiy l s4cv sicL s4%e SEVENTH GRADE HONOR ROLL - Tony Laekas, Julie Kilburn, and Laurie Kollars. EIGHTH GRADE HONOR ROLL - Clint Alderson. Jamie Meyer, Brenda McDonald, Cheryl Riedmiller, Jason Wiese, Sherri Wittier, Jennifer Groen, and Mike lies. PERFECT ATTENDANCE - Clint Alderson, Audra Claussen, Wayne Korth. and Cheryl Riedmiller. EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS - Clint Alderson, Sara Eddie, Jennifer Groen, Mike lies. Anne Keifer, Steve Korth. Jason Loberg, Brenda McDonald, Jamie Meyer, Jason Pen-tico. Cheryl Riedmiller. Jodi Stueckrath, Jason Wiese, Brian Winkelbauer, and Sherri Wittier. SOCIAL STUDIES - GPA - Clint Alderson. Cheryl Riedmiller, and Jamie Meyer. MATH - GPA - Seventh Grade - Melinda Meyer and Julie Kilburn. Eighth Grade - Clint Alderson and Brenda McDonald. EIGHTH GRADE COMPUTER LITERACY - Mike lies, Brian Winkelbauer, and Troy Leiting. SCIENCE - Seventh Grade - Highest Grade Average - Tony Laekas and Laurie Kollars. Outstanding Grade Average - Julie Kilburn and Abie Arens. Excellent Participation and Interest - Mike Rogers and Melinda Meyer. Eighth Grade - GPA - Clint Alderson, Jason Wiese, Jason Pentico, Jenny Groen. Jamie Meyer. Cheryl Riedmiller, and Mike Strathman. ENGLISH - Highest Average in Seventh Grade - Tony Laekas and Laurie Kollars. Most Improved Average in Seventh Grade - Sarah Korth. Highest Class Work Percentage in Eighth Grade -Clint Alderson. Highest All Round Percentage - Mike lies. Most Improved Average in Eighth Grade -Wayne Korth. SPELLING CONTEST QUALIFIERS - Seventh Grade -Julie Kilburn and Laurie Kollars. Alternate - Jayni Starzl. Eighth Grade - Sherri Wittier and Mike lies. Alternate - Brenda McDonald. INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Outstanding GPA - Seventh Grade - Mike Rogers and Abie Arens. Eighth Grade - Clint Alderson, Cheryl Riedmiller. and Sherri Wittier. GIRLS P.E. - Outstanding - Seventh Grade - Brenda Biernbaum. Eighth Grade - Brenda McDonald and Jenny Groen. Most Improved - Seventh Grade - Melinda Meyer. Eighth Grade - Sherri Wittier. BAND - LETTERS - Clint Alderson. Abie Arens, Greg Babst, Audra Claussen, Marty Dibbert, Sara Eddie, Amy Frederick, Mike lies, Eric Johnson, Kim Junck, Gail Keifer, Julie Kilburn, Laurie Kollars, Tony Laekas, Brenda McDonald, Jamie Meyer, Jason Pentico, Cheryl Riedmiller. Angie Stapelman, Mike Strathman, Stacy Sullivan, and Janine Van Slyke. PRINCIPAL CHAIR AWARDS - Gail Keifer. Kim Junck, Jason Pentico, Laurie Kollars. Julie Kilburn. Mike Strathman, and Jamie Meyer. ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR'S AWARD - Mike Strathman. DIRECTOR’S AWARD FOR BAND - Jason Pentico. CA 16 JR. HIGH AWARDS SfreciaC “rtyCy i S c too C ‘Sattci Tyler, Sandi, and Mr. Alpers; they make beautiful music together! The band puts the finishing touches on the Pep Rally. Judd jams out on his guitar. Troy keeps the band going at state. Working for perfection. 18 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Staying 7 t 7cc te BAND - Front Row: Gina Keifer. Second Row: Mindy Dickes, Becky Gubbels. Jenny Jones. Chawndell Meier. Jill Rasmussen, and Teresa Kim. Third Row: Pam Gubbels. Holly Heegle. LuAnn Lange. Amy Alderson. Angie Speer. Jenny Helsing. and Lynn Jensen. Fourth Row: Sandi Milander. Jason Speer. Michelle Coenen. Rhonda Stapelman. Melissa Coenen. Tammi Dibbert. Valerie McDonald, and Tyler Osborn. Fifth Row: Stephanie Brunssen. Bradley Berner. Julie Rogers. Cody Huff. Steve Sauser. Glen Morrison. Tige Jones. John Keifer. and Sandi Kollars. Sixth Row: Mr. Alpers. Cory Ber-mel. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Brad Sauser. and Mike Riedmiller. Mr. Alpers stayed busy keeping the band in order. He has been band instructor here for the past four years. His plans for next year are to attend the University of South Dakota to earn his Masters Degree. The Randolph Instrumental Music Department had a very busy and successful year. The Cardinal Marching Band performed at halftime during football games, and marched in the La Vitsef Parade in Norfolk and the Harvest of Harmony Parade in Grand Island. The Randolph Pep Band had performed at twenty - two athletic events including NENAC. Districts, and Boys State Basketball Tournaments. The Symphonic Band has made many appearances including Veterans Day. Chrismas Concert. Music In Our Schools Month Concert, Spring Concert. and Graduation. This year the Symphonic Band received a Superior rating at District III Music Contest. This was the first superior that the band has earned since 1983. Sandi Kollars again was accepted into the MENC Clinic All - State Honor Band. Tyler Osborn was accepted to the Platte Campus Honor Band Festival, Tyler Osborn, Missy Coenen. and Pam Gubbels were accepted to the Kearney State Honor Band Festival, and Sandi Kollars, Tyler Osborn, Missy Coenen, Pam Gubbels, Michelle Coenen. and Holly Heegle were accepted to the Wayne State Honor Band Festival. Arion Award - Tyler Osborn John Philip Sousa Award • Sandi Kollars BAND 19 MIXED CHORUS-Front Row: Jill Rasmussen. Lorinda Stark. Rob Bur-gel. Jenny Helsing. Tyler Osborn. Terri Burbach. Ann Johnson. Nikki Schnell. Second Row: Chawndell Meier. Tammi Burbach. Pam Gubbels. Jenny Jones, Michelle May. Lynn Jensen. Andrea Bill- heimer. Jeri Bargstadt. Third Row: Jennifer Schaffer. Missy Coe-nen. Jenny Seyl, Julie Rogers. Martha Brodersen. Sandi Kollars. Karin Van Slyke. Jan Korth. Tina Leiting. Absent: Judd Claussen and Michelle Ahlmann. Miss Delaney assisting Jenny Helsing. X CHORUS T8 Tyler Osborn was the National Choral Award recipient. Swing Choir is staged for performance. CUSS Of 1983 swinurs asjun • _ tsu mm. SWING CHOIR: Jenny Helsing. Michelle May. Sandi Kollars. Rob Burgel. Julie Rogers. Tyler Osborn. Martha Brodersen. Pam Gubbels. Jenny Jones, and Lynn Jensen. Absent were Judd Claus-sen and Michelle Ahlmann. Many long hours were spent preparing for district music contest in Wayne. Tyler Osborn. Martha Brodersen, and Pam Gubbels all received Superior ratings on their vocal solos, and Rob Burgel received an excellent rating. The trio was awarded a superior and the triple trio was awarded an excellent rating. The mixed chorus, girls glee, and swing choir all received excellent ratings. Members of the trio were Sandi Kollars, Martha Brodersen, and Pam Gubbels. Members of the triple trio included Julie Rogers, Vanessa Brunssen. Lynn Jensen. Ann Johnson, Jenny Jones, Chawndell Meier, Jenny Seyl, Lorinda Stark, and Andrea Billheimer. Tyler Osborn, Martha Brodersen, and Rob Burgel received ALL - STATE. JJ CHORUS Jl gdeenteaeten . gated. 7de Spirit CHEERLEADERS-Front Row: Becky Gubbels. Mindy Dickes. Lynn Jensen. Second Row: Shelly Schmit, Leann Rohde. Third Row: Pam Gubbels. Lorinda Stark. Julie Rogers. Teresa Kint. CHEERLEADERS BOOST OUR SPIRIT! Mary Miller CHEERING THE CROWD ON. The Randolph High School Cheerleaders started their year out by cheering for football and volleyball games. Throughout the season they brought the spirit to everyone by having pep rallies. They also cheered for boy’s and girls basketball. Mary Miller was their sponsor. Of: 21 CHEERLEADERS DniM 'learn “7 e “Seat DRILL TEAM Front Row, Valerie McDonald. Angie Speer. Jennifer Third Row, Jeri Bargstadt. Jenny Jones. Michelle May. Shaffer. Second Row: Angie Bloomquist, Teresa Kint. Angie and Valerie Miss Delaney working with the girls. The Randolph High Drill Team performed for half time entertainment at home football games and at Pep-rallies. Terri Delaney was the sponsor of the Drill Team. Michelle and Jeri. DRILL TEAM 23 Dtattui (?£ttg Piaued s4’iou id DRAMA CLUB: Front Row: Jill Rasmussen. Heidi Heegle. Tige Jones. Marci Thelen. Valerie McDonald. Ann Jakobsen, Staci Taylor. Second Row. Jackie Olberdmg. Cindy Cook. Robbie Burgel. Tyler Osborn. Missy Coenen. Brian Tunink. Third Row: Holly Heegle. Leann Rohde. Car men Brunssen. Troy Taylor. Mike Babst. Jeremy Kilburn. Sandi Kollars. Lisa Gubbels. Fourth Row. Mr. George Bradley Director, Sally Burmester. Stephanie Brunssen. I have an ideal The Drama Club had two productions this year GAMES in the fall and THE ODD COUPLE this spring. The one act GAMES was performed at NENAC and Districts and consisted of the largest cast for a Drama Club production. It received a superior and excellent ratings. After the one act was over with a movie and pizza party was held for the cast and everyone who helped put it on. This spring the Drama Club took fifteen mem- Leann. Carmen. Heidi, and Holly playing with their dolls. bers. Mr. Bradley, and Mrs. Jim Kilburn on its trip to Omaha. They went to the Upstairs to see the musical comedy DAMN YANKEES. The Drama Club gave its thanks to Mr. Bradley, for all the time and patience he needed to get through all the practices and then the final productions. in the form of gift certificates to the Brass Lantern. h CAR 24 DRAMA CLUB WaJl PCay “Sc6 Hd Z euf Remember when we were young? Don't look so excited. Are you coming with us or are you going to stay and play with the girls. CAST - Front Row. Jackie Olberding. Heidi Heegle. Staci Taylor. Ann Jakobsen. Leann Rohde. Jill Rasmussen. Second Row: Carmen Brunssen. Cindy Cook. Holly Heegle. Lisa Gubbels, Stephanie Brunssen. Sandi Kollars. Missy Coenen. Thrid Row= Troy Taylor. Robbie Burgel. Jeremy Kilburn. Tyler Osborn. Mike Babst. Sally Burmester. Would you please listen to me! DRAMA CLUB PLAY 25 s4 ut “ 76e Odd CAST OF CHARACTERS Speed ................................. Murray................................. Roy.................................... Vinnie................................. Oscar Madison.......................... Felix Ungar............................ Gwendolyn Pigeon....................... Cecilly Pigeon......................... .. Tyler Osborn . Michael Babst Judd Claussen .... Troy Taylor Jeremy Kilburn ....Rob Burgel ... Saudi Kollars ... Pam Gubbels Best Actress Sandi Kollars Director: Mr. George Bradley Student Directors: Melissa Coenen Sally Burmester Heidi Heegle Student Assistants: Holly Heegle Leann Rohde Tige Jones Stephanie Brunssen Lisa Gubbels Jill Rasmussen Staci Taylor Brian Tunink Best Actor - Jeremy Kilburn Best Supporting Actor Mike Babst SfieecA- ? i 76-e Zfeant MUtUMCC tc Speech has been an extracurricular activity for those students involved and sponsor Mr. George Bradley. They worked before school, after school, and anytime during the day they had free time. This hard work payed off with two superiors and seven excellents at contest. The superiors were received by Sandi Kollars and Holly Heegle. The excellents were awarded to Sally Burmester, Missy Coenen. Robbie Burgel. Jill Rasmussen, Jenny Helsing, Holly Heegle, and Pam Gubbels. SPEECH Front Row: Holly Heegle. Jill Rasmussen. Second Row: Robbie Burgel. Jennifer Helsing. Third Row: Sally Burmester. Pam Gubbels. Fourth Row: Sandi Kollars, Missy Coenen. Poetry reading by Robbie. Sally getting ready. SPEECH 27 Jill and Holly duet acting. cuCctt iy Front Row. Kristie McDonald. Lynn Jensen. Jenny Jones. Lorinda Stark. Pam Gubbels. Terri Rurbach. Beci Gubbels. Mindy Dickes. Jill Rasmussen. Nikki Schnell. Second Row: Jenny Helsing, Jeri Rargstadt. Tammi Burbach. Stacy Reineke. Staci Nordhues. LuAnn Lange. Holly Heegle. Angie Speer. Michelle May. Lisa Gubbels. Mrs. Dorothy Jensen. Third Row: Sandi Milander. Sally Burmester, Val McDonald. Jackie Olberding. Leann Rohde. Traci Tunink. Jan Korth. Ann Jakobsen. Jami Riedel. Tina Leiting. Cheryl Moser. Amy Alderson. Fourth Row: Missy Coenen. Rhonda Stapelman. Janelle Dredge. Marcy Reineke. Julie Rogers. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Stephanie Brunssen. Sandi Kollars, Marci Thelen. Michelle Coenen. Tammi Dibbert. State Qualifers - Missy Coenen (Pep Squad Team). Sally Bur mester (District Officer). Now. that's talentII Oux FHA Officers - Front Row; Staci Nordhues. Marcy Reineke. Second Row; Val McDonald. Stephanie Brunssen. Third Row; Sally Burmester. Leann Rohde. FHA had a busy schedule this year. On November 4 they attended the District Convention held in Emerson. Nebraska. Sally Burmester ran for District Officer and was elected. Missy Coenen was elected to be on the Families and Future PEP Squad Team. PEP Squad is a group in which Peers are Educating Peers. In January the following medals were given for SEARCH participants. Missy Coenen -Top Gold for Family Living and Parenting. Stephanie Brunssen - Gold for Food Nutrition, and Sally Burmester - Top Gold for Illustrated Talk. Missy and Sally both qualified to compete at the state level they received a silver and bronze. Candy sales and raffles were sponsored to raise money to help pay for the state qualifiers to attend the conference in Lincoln. They also had their Second Annual Talent Show in which many participated. The new officers are President - Stephanie Brunssen, Vice President - Sally Burmester. Secretary Treasurer - Jeri Bargstadt, Histori-an Student Council - Leann Rohde, Reporter -Jill Rasmussen. On April 18 they held the FHA Banquet for the induction of the new officers. FHA J9 I thought I knew my spouse. Mike, the jamm'n basketball allstar. FFA - Front Row: Jim Eddie (Parliamentarian). Dean Wattier (Reporter). Tony Van Slyke (Vice - President). Brent Goetsch (President). Brian Gubbels (Secretary). Donny Nordhues (Treasurer), Scott Biernbaum (Sentinal). Second Row: District Dairy and Livestock Judging Team - Front Row: Brent Goetsch, Jim McCarthy. Brent Berner. Andy Thelen. Mark Sullivan. Second Row: Brian Gubbels, Ed Reimers, Steve Gubbels. J.J. Landanger. Chad Winkelbaur. Chad Winkelbauer. Brian Tunink. Mark Sullivan. J.J. Landanger. Mr. Dennis Bazata (Sponsor). Ed Riemers. Todd Kumm. Andy Thelen. Third Row: Glen Morrison. Jim McCarthy. Chris Huff. Shad Goldman. Stan Polenske. Steve Gubbels. District Ag. Mechanic Team: Shad Goldman. Donny Nordhues and Stan Polenske. Ef 30 FFA 7 e 'ZeuuU 7tie ?? t District Welding and Tractor Operation Team: Jim McCarthy, Jim Eddie, and Brent Goetsch. District Ag. Demonstration and Creed Speaking Team: First Row: Shad Goldman. Brent Goetsch. and Mark Sullivan. Second Row: Tony Van Slyke. National BOAC Award There were nine members of the Randolph FFA Chapter and their advisor. Mr. Bazata. that attended the Future Farmers of America State Convention at Lincoln. Donny Nordhues. Stan Po-lenske, and Shad Goldman participated in the Ag. Mechanics contest. The Chapter received the area BOAC Award for building our community. They also received a bronze Superior Chapter Award, a bronze Chapter Safety Award, and a Certificate of Merit in Natural Resources. Along with those awards they received the National BOAC Award and the Triple Crown Award. Additional members at the State Convention were Tony Van Slyke. Brent Goetsch. Brian Gubbels, Scott Biern-baum. Jim Eddie, and Dean Wattier. FFA Jl j4nfo s4re Jody and Brenda painting Mr. Rastede with his favorite hat. Brian: the mad carpenter. Industrial Arts students did a lot of projects including woodworking, drafting, and electric work. These pictures show some of their projects. Now tighten that down, Rob. Sand that smooth. Chad. 32 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Definitely you. Cory. This year’s Art classes have received many awards and ribbons for their talents. The teacher for the art classes is Mrs. Chris Hansen. Some of the awards received at the NENAC Art Show are Tyler Osborn with first place and a blue ribbon. Barb McCullough and Heidi Heegle received a white ribbon and third place. Beci Baden. Terry Korth. Shelly Schmit. John Rohloff. Stephanie Painter, and Jami Riedel also received honorable mention. Jami was also awarded Best of Show”. Some of the projects that they have created are paintings, pottery, and scratch boards. The Junior High was also awarded at the NENAC Art Show. Cheryl Riedmiller, Jenny Groen, Sherri Wittier, Brenda McDonald, Janine Van Slyke, Tony Lackas. Brenda Biernbaum all received honorable mention. Special awards were Anne Keifer second place, red ribbon, Marla Huff first place a blue ribbon, Tony Lackas third place a white ribbon. ART ONE AND ART TWO: Shelly Schmit.Tyler Osborn. John Rohloff. Jami Riedel. Heidi Heegle. Barb McCullough. Beci Baden. Tyler, did someone say something. Heidi hard at it. JUNIOR HIGH: Marla Huff, Tony Lackas. Brenda Biernbaum. Janine Van Slyke. Cheryl Riedmiller. Jenny Groen. Sherri Wittier. Brenda McDonald. Anne Keifer. ART 33 'Sa fay 7accc i StcccCevifo With approximately forty-five hundred different resources such as, magazines, dictionaries, and encyclopedias, to choose from, many students are always busy looking up information. If students need to find some books in a hurry they can use the card catalogs. But the library is not just for research many students go to the library for recreational reading. Miss Marilyn Klanderud head librarian. Heidi gaining new information. STUDENT LIBRARIANS-Front Row: Cindy Cook. Carmen Brunssen. Michelle Ahlmann. Second Row: Barb McCullough. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Robbie Burgel. Shelly McDonald, Missy Coenen. Jackie Olberding, Heidi Heegle. Sandra Breding Assistant. 34 LIBRARY Student (2 uutcU S cfo (?omtuittee STUDENT COUNCIL- Front Row: Tim Steffen. Nikki Schnell. Tam Brent Goetsch. Third Row Marci Thelen. Jim Scott. Jeff Bermel. mi Burbach. Jamie Meyer, Ed Reimers. Second Row: Julie Rogers. Ken Morten. John Keifer. Clayton Dredge. Robbie Burgel. Angie Speer. Staci Nordhues. Val McDonald, The Student Council organized Homecoming, including a spirit week, parade, dance, £ coronation. They also earned money from working at concessions during the NENAC and Randolph Holiday Tournaments. The Student Council elected the Student Advisory for 1987-88. STUDENT ADVISORY-Front Row: Jeri Bargstadt, Tony Lackas. Brenda McDonald. Clint Alderson. Second Row: Jeff Dominisse. Julie Rogers. Mike Babst. Gina Keifer. Abie Arens. Cody Huff. Absent: Gina Gubbels and Greg Hay. STUDENT COUNCIL % ADVISORY 35 ‘TfCavcvty 'I'tfe 7 1 'Tt'rtyS NATIONAL HONOR SOCI ETY - Angie Speer. Michelle May. Amy Alderson. Troy Taylor. Sandi Hollars. Staci Nordhues. Second Row: Tam mi Burbach. Sally Burmester. Missy Coenen. John Alpers, Marci Thelen. Valerie McDonald. Rhonda Stapel-man. Third Row: Jeri Bargs tadt. Stephanie Brunssen. Jim Scott. Jeremy Kilburn. Denton Nordhues. Mike Riedmiller. Sherilyn Hasel-horst. John Keifer. INDUCTEES Front Row: Nikki Schnell. Jill Rasmussen. Pam Gubbels. Jenny Helsing. Holly Heegle. Second Row: Jason Speer. Gina Keifer. LuAnn Lange. Lynn Lackas. Gina Gubbels. Third Row: Brian McDonald. Traci Tunink. Jan Korth. Robbie Burgel. Julie Riedmiller. Fourth Row: Tim Steffen. Scott Biernbaum. Greg Hay. Joey Bermel. Clayton Dredge. Jim Eddie. Twenty - one new members were inducted into National Honor Society this year. To be considered for membership you must excel in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Their sponsor was John Alpers. NHS OFFICERS: Secretary Treasurer - Staci Nordhues. Vice President Amy Alderson. President - Troy Taylor. Student Council - Sandi Hollars. iFICERS 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - (£Cu 7fi c R - CLUB. Front Row: Pam Gubbels. Beci Baden. Jeri Bargstadt. Angie Speer. Valerie McDonald. Staci Nordhues, Michelle May, Angie Bloomquist. Jenny Helsing. Second Row= Brian McDonald, Brian Tunink. Amy Alderson, Tim Steffen. Bradley Berner. Glen Morrison, Gina Keifer. Jason Speer. Heidi Heegle. Sandi Milander. Third Row: Jeff Lackas. Martha Brodersen. Marcy Reineke. Sher-ilyn Haselhorst. Cody Huff. Tige Jones. Jim Scott. Scott Biern-baum. John Keifer. Marci Thelen. Sandi Kollars. Fourth Row: Brent Berner. Steve Hanna. Layne Stark. Stan Po-lenske. Denton Nordhues. Mike Riedmiller. Clayton Dredge. Kyle Huff. Jeremy Kilburn. Mike Sporleder. Dean Spader. Brad Sauser. Fifth Row: Jeff Hanna. Reggie Arduser. Donny Nordhues. Dave Monson. Mike Babst. Mike Dominisse. Shad Goldman. Jeff Bermel. James Hilkemann. Sixth Row: Coaches: Gilbert Hall. Joe Groen. Scott Norvell, Mark Anderson. Lyle Nannen. Absent: Greg Hay. Chuck Gubbels. Gina Gubbels. Coach Lyle Nannen was elected Coach of the Nebraska High School North Allstar Basketball Team. Greg makes his mark. The R - Club sold chances to win tickets to the Nebraska and Oklahoma football game to earn money to buy more weight equipment. To show school spirit and to support the boys basketball team at state the R - Club sold shakers and buttons. The annual Freshman Tournament was sponsored by the R - Club. R - CLUB 37 ettenMAcvuieri VOLLEYBALL - Seniors: Amy Alderson. Gina Gubbels. Valerie McDonald. Staci Nordhues. Marcy Reineke. Angie Speer. Juniors: Jeri Bargstadt. Martha Brodersen. Michelle May. Sandi Milander. Sophomore: Gina Keifer. Student Managers: Holly Heegle. Jill Ras mussen. GIRLS BASKETBALL - Seniors: Amy Alderson. Sandi Kollars. Sher-ilyn Haselhorst. Marci Thelen. Juniors: Tammi Burbach. Michelle May. Sandy Milander. Sophomores: Gina Keifer, Lynn Lackas. Freshman: Jenny Seyl. Student Manager: Missy Coenen. BAND - Seniors: Amy Alderson. Missy Coenen. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Tige Jones. John Keifer. Sandi Kollars. Valerie McDonald. Tyler Osborn. Mike Riedmiller. Angie Speer. Troy Taylor. Juniors: Stepahnie Brunssen. LuAnn Lange. Sophomores: Pam Gubbels. Holly Heegle. Brad Sauser. GIRLS TRACK - Junior: Sandi Milander. Sophomores: Angie Bloom quist. Beci Baden. Gina Keifer. Chawndell Meier. Freshmen: Lor-inda Stark. Ann Johnson. SWING CHOIR - Martha Brodersen. Jenny Jones, Sandi Kollars. Julie Rogers. Michelle May. Judd Claussen. Tyler Osborn. Robbie Burgel. Lynn Jensen. Jenny Helsing. Pam Gubbels. Vanessa Brunssen. Michelle Ahlmann. BOYS BASKETBALL - Seniors: Reggie Arduser. Chuck Gubbels. Jeff Lackas. Jeff Hanna. Dean Spader. Mike Riedmiller. Donny Nordhues. Juniors: Jim Scott. James Hilkemann. Denton Nordhues. Mike Dominisse. Mike Babst. FOOTBALL - Seniors: Jeff Lackas. John Keifer. Jeff Hanna. Jeff Bermel. Donny Nordhues. Layne Stark. Greg Hay. Shad Goldman, Stan Polenske, Chuck Gubbels. Jeremy Kilburn. Tige Jones. Dave Monson. Juniors: Jim Scott. Denton Nordhues. James Hilkemann. Scott Biernbaum. Brian McDonald. Clayton Dredge. Sophomores: Brad Berner. Jason Speer. Mike Sporleder. Darin McFadden. Cody Huff. Brent Berner. Steve Hanna. Brad Sauser. Tim Steffen. Freshman: Kyle Huff. Student Managers: Brian Tunink. Brock Jones. BOYS TRACK - Seniors: Chuck Gubbels. Jeff Lackas. Juniors: Jim Scott. James Hilkemann, Glen Morrison. Sophomore: Jason Speer. Freshmen: Mike Jones. Ramsey Lewis. Steve Gubbels. CHEERLEADERS Julie Rogers. Becky Gubbels, Mindy Dickes. Shelly Schmit. Teresa Kint, Lormda Stark. Leann Rohde. Lynn Jensen. Pam Gubbels. 38 LETTERWINNERS Basketball 7 (2 Gstctia £ s4%e VARSITY FOOTBALL-Front Row: Jeff Lackas. John Keifer. Steve Gubbels. Cody Fluff, Jim Scott. Brent Berner. Terry Korth. Scott Biernbaum, Brian Tunink. Second Row: Todd Kumm. Jason Speer, Dale Morrison. Mike Jones. Brad Sauser. Brad Berner. Steve Sau-ser. Tim Steffen. Brian McDonald. Third Row: Tige Jones. Brad Berner doing what he does best — running from trouble. TjC lRDI Kyle Huff. Denton Nordhues, Shad Goldman. Chuck Gubbels. Dave Monson, James Hilkemann, Clayton Dredge. Jeff Hanna. Fourth Row: Coach Mark Anderson. Coach Scott Norvell. Darrin McFad-den, Cory Bermel. Greg Hay. Jeremy Kilburn. Mike Sporleder. Layne Stark. Jeff Bermel. Donny Nordhues, Coach Lyle Nannen. Watch Out lid Here comes the football. Jeff. 40 FOOTBALL Stnmy (Z Offensive Line- Front Row: Tige Jones. Den- emy Kilburn Second Row: Jim Scott. James ton Nordhues. Clayton Dredge. Brent Ber- Hilkemann. Brad Berner. Jeff Hanna. Jeff ner, Cody Huff. Greg Hay. Jeff Bermel. Jer- Lackas. The Randolph Cardinals had an excellent year ending their season with a record of 7 -3 and the only two regular season losses were both in overtime. They also made it to the first round of the state playoffs and played Crofton. The team gave up a total of 99 points and received 184 points on the year. All Conference winners were Jeff Bermel, Jeff Hanna, Jim Scott, and punter-Chuck Gubbels. Honorable Mention were John Keifer, Jeff Lackas, James Hilkemann, and Brad Berner. The Cardinal team lost many seniors that will be hard to replace, but are also returning a lot of experienced underclassmen. Next year Randolph should have another successful year. Defensive Line- Front Row: Tige Jones. James Hilkemann. Greg Hay, Brian McDonald. Dave Monson. Chuck Gubbels. Jeremy Kilburn. Denton Nordhues Second Row: Jeff Hanna. Jason Speer. Jeff Bermel. Jeff Lackas, John Keifer. Jim Scott. ‘Honorable Mention and “All Conference. ‘Brad Berner. “Jeff Bermel. ‘James Hilkemann. “Jim Scott. Absent — “Jeff Hanna, “Punter-Chuck Gubbels. ‘John Keifer. and ‘Jeff Lackas. The Junior Varsity Football team had a record of 3-0. The Freshman Football team had a record of 1-3. FOOTBALL 41 jttUy (ZwusU VARSITY VOLLEYBALL- Front Row: Nikki Schnell. Jeri Bargs-tadt. Michelle May. Second Row-. Gina Gubbels, Amy Alder-son. Lynn Lackas, Angie Speer. Third Row: Cheryl Moser, Marcy Reineke. Gina Keifer. Martha Brodersen, Valerie McDonald. Fourth Row: Jill Rasmussen. Holly Heegle. Coach Joe Groen. Sandi Milander. Staci Nordhues. Coach Mary Miller, and Coach Gilbert Hall. Show her who is the boss. Sandi. SCOREBOARD Randolph vs Laurel Randolph vs Hartington Randolph vs Neligh Randolph vs Crofton Randolph vs Bloomfield Randolph vs Creighton Randolph vs Osmond Randolph vs Pierce Randolph vs Plainview Randolph vs HCC Pierce County Randolph vs Plainview Randolph vs Osmond 15-5. 13-15. 15-13 12-15. 15-3. 13-15 15-17. 5-15 15-13. 9-15. 10-15 8-15. 15-3. 10-15 15 8, 12-15. 15-5 15-8. 15-11 3-15, 15-2, 15-13 15-10. 15 2 14-16. 7-15 Tournament 15-13. 9-15, 15-17 6-15. 14-16 The Volleyball gals started off a rough season by losing four of the five first games. Despite the early losses they came back with four straight wins. The volleyball girls have nothing to be ashamed of because they had a fine season, especially their big win over Pierce and really gave Hartington Cedar Catholic a run for their money. Gina Gubbels and Amy Alderson were cited for being most valuable players. The most inspirational player was Marcy Reineke and the hustler award was given to Amy Alderson. Most improved player in Varsity-Gina Keifer, Reserves-Nikki Schnell, and Freshmen-Jennifer Shaffer. Captains for next season will be Sandi Milander and Jeri Bargstadt. Pictured below recieving All-Conference.- Amy Alderson and Honorable Mention: Marcy Reineke and Gina Gubbels. NENAC Conference Tournament Randolph vs Bloomfield 15-13, 11-15, 15-10 Randolph vs Creighton 12-15, 15-12, 8-15 Cl-ll Subdistrict Tournament Randolph vs Ponca 14-16. 15-11, 15-2 Randolph vs Emerson-Hubbard 15-13. 11-15, 8-15 42 VOLLEYBALL 706t i Otf JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL- Front Row: Ann Johnson. Jenny Jones, Lor- SENIOR VOLLEYBALL- Front Row: Gina Gubbels, Angie inda Stark. Nikki Schnell. Second Row: Jenny Flelsing. Jeri Bargstadt. Stacy Speer. Second Row: Marcy Reineke. Valerie McDonald. Reineke. Beci Baden. Pam Gubbels. Third Row-. Julie Riedmiller. Martha Bro- Third Row: Amy Alderson, Staci Nordhues. dersen. Jenny Seyl. Gina Keifer. Jennifer Shaffer. Fourth Row: LuAnn Lange. Sandi Milander. Cheryl Moser. Traci Tunink, Lynn Lackas, Coach Mary Miller. FRESFIMAN VOLLEYBALL- Front Row: Teresa Kint, Jennifer Shaffer, Jenny Seyl, Janelle Dredge. Stacy Reineke. Second Row: Lynn Jensen. Jenny Jones. Coach Gilbert Flail. Lor- inda Stark, Ann Johnson. Nice set. Gina. VOLLEYBALL 43 VARSITY - Front Row: Tim Steffen. Jeff Lackas. Jim Scott. Glen Morrison. Dean Spader. Jason Speer. Second Row: James Hilkemann. Mike Babst. Chuck Gubbels. Mike Dorn-inisse. Donny Nordhues. Reggie Arduser. Third Row: Coach Lyle Nannen. Denton Nor-dhues. Mike Riedmiller. Jeff Hanna. Coach Mark Anderson. Coach Scott Norvel. Scoreboard Dean, good for three! Randolph 68 Osmond 49 Randolph 69 Hartington 43 Randolph 57 Laurel 42 Randolph 69 Wausa 67 Randolph 67 Pierce 61 Randolph 66 Coleridge 54 Randolph Holiday Tournament Randolph 63 O’Neill Randolph 57 Randolph 63 Randolph 65 Randolph 82 Randolph Nenac Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph 45 Crofton £ 54-i Catholic £ ll I I V VI Randolph 65 Homer L istricts Tournament irtington Cedar Catholic rofton Randolph 54 Emerson Hubbard Randolph 61 Ponca Randolph 52 Plainview 49 52 42 State Randolph 48 Homer 49 SENIORS - Front Row: Donny Nordhues. Chuck Gubbels. Reggie Arduser, Mike Reidmiller. Second Row: Brian Tunink. Jeff Lackas. Jeff Hanna, Dean Spader. Brent Goetsch. 44 BOYS BASKETBALL CARDlft 0 . V 'l cctcmA State Everybody is ready for action. Did Chuck score??? Reggie is waitin' to show his stuff. The Randolph Boys Basketball Team had a very successful season. The Cardinals ended their season with an impressive record of 19-3. Their three losses came to Crofton. Hartington Cedar Catholic, and Homer, which they also have had victories over this season. The Cardinals were led by nine seniors and with terrific talent coming from the bench also. The Cardinals were a powerful scoring machine that outscored Enierson-Hubbard. Ponca, and Plainview in the District finals to earn them a ticket to Lincoln. The Cardinals were the fourth seed in the State Tournament which took place on March 10-12. They faced the Homer Knights in first round action on March 10 in Pershing Auditorium at 5:00 in the evening, and were edged by the Knights by a score of 49-48. They were coached by Head Coach - Mr. Lyle Nannen. Assistant Coaches - Mr. Mark Anderson and Mr. Scott Norvell. Congratulations on a wonderful season. Chuck Gubbels and Reggie Arduser received All Conference, while Jeff Hanna and Dean Spader received Honorable Mention. JUNIOR VARSITY - Front Row: Brandon Cuffe. Todd Kumm. Tim Steffen. Dale Morrison. Jason Speer, and Ramsey Lewis. Second Row: Glen Morrison. Jeff Dom-inisse. Denton Nordhues. Mike Babst. Kyle Huff. Jim Scott, and Brian Tunink. Third Row: Coach Scott Norvell. Mike Jones. Steve Sauser. Brent Goetsch. and Coach Mark Anderson. Dean is dressed to killlll BOYS BASKETBALL 45 6rld “S a 6et£ z££ SENIORS - Front Row: Valerie McDonald. Second Row: Marci Thelen. Third Row: Sherilyn Haselhorst. Fourth Row: Sandi Kollars and Amy Alderson. Exciting game? Amy skyrockets over the opponent. VARSITY - Front Row: Michelle May. Lynn Lackas. Sandi Milander. Tammi Burbach. and Chawndell Meier. Second Row: Jan Korth, Jenny Seyl, Sherilyn Haselhorst. Sandi Kollars. and Gina Keifer. Third Row: Melissa Coenen, student manager. Coach Joe Groen. Valerie McDonald. Marci Thelen. Amy Alderson. Coach Dick Babst. and Tina Leiting. student manager. 46 GIRLS BASKETBALL 'piy tccty ' 7a £,ad Alderson slams another onel Look out. Thelen. She’s a little bit bigger than you. Randolph 55 Osmond 57 Randolph 41 Hartington 39 Randolph 30 Laurel 36 Randolph 25 Wausa 50 Randolph 44 Pierce 48 Randolph 57 O’Neill 35 Randolph 30 HCC 54 Randolph 51 Creighton 18 Randolph 37 Bloomfield 36 Randolph 35 Neligh 33 Randolph 53 Plainview 27 NENAC Randolph 50 Crofton 38 Randolph 39 Neligh 44 Randolph 42 HCC 45 Randolph 41 Crofton 58 DISTRICTS Randolph 57 Ponca 40 Randolph 55 Emerson Hubbard 60 HCC represents Hartington Cedar Catholic OT represents Overtime The lady Cardinals had a very exciting season this year. They ended with a record of 8 wins and 9 losses, with their final loss being to Emerson Hubbard in the second round of Sub-districts. The team made great progress throughout the season, as was shown in their overtime game against Cedar Catholic. Amy Alderson and Sherilyn Haselhorst received All Conference. Sandi Kollars received Honorable Mention. JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row: Chawndell Meier. Martha Hilkemann. Jenny Seyl. Karin Van Slyke. Jennifer Shaffer. Janelle Dredge, and Angie Bloomquist. Second Row: Coach Mary Miller. Ann Johnson. Lonnda Stark. Jenny Jones. Teresa Kint. Tern Burbach, and Coach Gilbert Hall. Nice shot. Keifer. GIRLS BASKETBALL 47 Jason Speer - 'pOAt CUUtilt Jeff again S at ‘PuttU % % C 1R0XM d TRACK 'WCett S 7 446 BOYS TRACK - Front Row: Dale Morrison. Steven Gubbels. Kyle Fluff. Chuck Gubbels. Dean Spader. Mike Jones. Ramsey Lewis. Second Row: Jeff Lackas. Jim Scott. James Flilkemann. Glen Morrison. Jason Speer. Greg Hay. Coach Mark Anderson. The boys varsity track team finished third in the NENAC Track Meet and third in the District Track Meet. The following Cardinals were State Qualifiers: Jeff Lackas - high hurdles (best time was 15.8), Jim Scott - 110 meter high hurdles (best time was 16.0) and 300 intermediate hurdles (best time was 41.9). The 1600 meter relay team, including Jason Speer, Glen Morrison, James Hilkemann, and Jim Scott, also qualified for state. The relay team’s best time was 3:32.4. Jeff Lackas (4 year letterman), and Chuck Gubbels (3 year letterman), have participated in track all four years of high school. A new school record was set this year as the 4 by 100 meter relay team, consisting of Jeff Lackas, Glen Morrison. Jason Speer, and Jim Scott, ran a time of 45.3. STATE QUALIFIERS: Jim Scott. Jason Speer. James Hilkemann. and Jeff Lackas. Absent Glen Morrison. GIRLS TRACK - Front Row: Andrea Billheinier. Ann Johnson. Jenny Coach Gilbert Flail. Martha Hilkemann. Jennifer Jones. Beci Baden, Seyl. Gina Keifer. Sandi Milander. Lorinda Stark. Second Row: Angie Bloomquist. Chawndell Meier. Michelle May. FIELD EVENTS Front Row: Jenny Seyl. Sandi Milander, Chawndell Meier. Second Row: Jenny Jones. Beci Baden. Gina Keifer. 4 BY 100 RELAY -Front Row: Chawndell Meier. Angie Bloomquist. Beci Baden. Lorinda Stark. Beci’s looooong jump The Randolph Girls Track Team had a tough year mainly due to inexperience and lack of depth. The team consisted of four freshmen, four sophomores and one junior. A few bright spots this year were Angie Bloomquist’s performance in the sprints, Beci Baden in the long jump and Gina Keifer in the high jump. The future looks very good for the girls with a fine group of freshmen coming up to add to this years’ team. 50 TRACK 51 P'1 Sevcctyttty 7 vita ‘70toc cc CHORUS Front Row: Christina Boone. Missy Landanger. trie Johnson. Marla Huff. Mike Rogers. Brenda Biernbaum. Jodi Stueckrath. Heather Reineke. Second Row: Amy Frederick. Rich Boone. Melinda Meyer. Stacy Sullivan. Chelly Baden. Jason Pentico. Laurie Kollars. Anne Keifer. Sarah Korth. Third Row: Julie Kilburn. Gail Keifer. Abie Arens. Mike lies. Todd Johnson. Angela Leiting. Sherri Wittier. Audra Claus sen. Jayni Starzl. Junior High Chorus performed at three school concerts, participated in the Wausa Clinic and entertained at the Colonial Manor nursing home throughout the school year. Miss Terri Delaney was the vocal music instructor. The Junior High Band received a superior rating at the Norfolk Junior High Instrumental Music Festival. Superior ratings went to Mike lies, tenor sax solo-, Cheryl Riedmiller, trumpet solo-, Kim Junck, Stacy Sullivan, clarinet duet; Jamie Meyer, Mike Strath-man Audra Claussen, Eric Johnson, percussion quartet. BAND - From Row: Brenda McDonald, trie Johnson. Amy Frederick, Greg Babst. Jan-ine Van Slyke. Tony Lackas. Laurie Kollars. Second Row: Clint Alderson. Sara Eddie. Stacy Sullivan. Jason Pentico. Marty Dibbert. Julie Kilburn. Cheryl Riedmiller. Mike Strathman. Third Row: Mr. John Al-pers (Band Instructor). Jayni Starzl, Kimberly Junck. Audra Claussen. Angela Sta-pelman. Gail Keifer. Abie Arens, Jamie Meyer. Mike lies. JH FOOTBALL-Front Row: Greg Babst. Mike Rogers. Rich Boone. Tony Lackas. Eric Johnson. Second Row: Brad Isom. Clint Alderson. Brian Winkelbauer. Jason Pentico. Doug Dom-inisse. Wayne Korth. Tracy Schultz. Third Row: Coach Mark Anderson. Mike Strathman. Mike lies. Steve Korth. Jason Wittier, Todd Johnson. Jason Wiese. Jason Loberg. Marty Dibbert. JH VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Brenda McDonald. Christina Boone. Janine Van Slyke. Amy Fredrick, Jodi Stueckrath, Fleather Reineke. Second Row: Brenda Biernbaum. Sarah Korth. Melinda Meyer. Stacy Sullivan, Laurie Kollars, Ann Keifer. Marla Fluff. Third Row: Cheryl Riedmiller. Kimberly Junck. Audra Claussen, Gail Keifer, Abie Arens, Sherri Wittier. Angie Leiting. Jennifer Groen, Jeri Winkelbauer. Fourth Row: Chelly Baden, Julie Kilburn. Coach Gilbert Hall. Coach Tom Rastede. Coach Joe Groen. Jayni Starzl. Sara Eddie. Angie Stapel-man. Scoreboard Football Randolph 14 •HCC 6 Randolph 30 Laurel 0 Randolph 14 Pierce 44 Randolph 14 Plainview 28 •HCC - Hartington Cedar Catholic Girls Volleyball Randolph lost Holy won Randolph won Trinity Pierce lost Randolph won Plainview lost Randolph won Crofton lost Randolph won Wayne lost Randolph lost Holy Trinity won Way to run. Clint. Way to serve. Gail. The Junior High Football team had a record of 2-2. The Junior High Volleyball team won all of their games except those times they faced Holy Trinity. They placed second in the Junior High Tournament losing to Holy Trinity. They ended up 4-2 on the season. J.H. SPORTS 53 flctflLOSl 'ftytg i 04 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL-Front Row: Eric Johnson. Mike Rogers. Tony Lackas. Doug Dominisse. Mark Keifer. Greg Babst. Robbie Biernbaum. Second Row: Brian Winkelbauer. Mike Strathman. Troy Leiting. Steve Korth. Jason Wiese, Jason Loberg. Clint Alder-son. Jason Pentico. Coach Scott Norvel. Third Row.- Coach Gilbert Hall, Kim Junck, Angie Stapelman. Abie Arens, Jamie Meyer. Mike lies, Todd Johnson. Gail Keifer, Sherri Wittier. Julie Kilburn. Coach Joe Groen. Fourth Row: Coach Tom Rastede. Vanessa Lo berg. Jenny Groen, Stacy Sullivan. Cheryl Riedmiller. Chelly Baden. Laurie Kollars. Melinda Meyer. Janine Van Slyke. Coach Mark Anderson. Fifth Row: Anne Keifer, Amy Frederick, Brenda McDonald, Jodi Stueckrath. Marla Huff, Brenda Biernbaum. Heather Reineke, Jason Wittier, Marty Dibbert, Brad Isom. flr. ‘ftyiy i ? vi 7 0?tat4£ GIRLS TRACK - Front Row: Laurie Kollars. Kimberly Junck. Abie Arens. Gail Keifer. Audra Claussen. Julie Kilburn. Second Row: Jennifer Groen. Marla Fluff. Jeri Winkel-bauer. Chelly Baden. Cheryl Riedmiller. Stacy Sullivan. Melinda Meyer. Third Row: Amy Frederick, Brenda Biernbaum, Angie Stapelman, Coach Tom Rastede. Coach Scott Norvell. Coach Gilbert Hall. Sara Eddie, Jodi Stueckrath. Brenda McDonald. Go Clint, you’re in the lead! Go. Melinda. Go( Good job you gUys Boys Track - Front Row: Wayne Korth. Clint Alderson. Jason Loberg. Jason Pentico. Doug Donnnisse. Second Row: Tony Lackas. Michael Strathman. Steve Korth. Todd Johnson. Jamie Meyer. Bradley Isom. Third Row: Coach Joe Groen, Eric Johnson. Jason Wittier. Mike lies. Greg Babst. Michael Rogers. Coach Mark Anderson. GIRLS TRACK - The highlights of the season for the girls track was coming in second at the NENAC Conference track meet. BOYS TRACK - The highlights of the season for the boys track included winning their only dual meet of the year over Laurel and placing 7th out of 14 schools in the Osmond Invitational. The boys showed improvement throughout the year as many boys achieved their personal best times or distances in the last few meets. JR. HIGH TRACK 55 f tutcon. Abie Arens Doug Dominesse Mike Rogers Tony Lackas Eric Johnson Greg Babst Chelly Baden Brenda Biernbaum Robbie Biernbaum Rich Boone Lance Goldman Marla Huff Brad Isom Todd Johnson Mark Keifer Julie Kilburn Laurie Kollars Sarah Korth Missy Landanger Angela Leiling Vanessa Loberg Melinda Meyer Heather Reineke Tracy Schultz Jayni Starzl Stacy Sullivan Janine Van Slyke Jason Wittier Amy Frederick How about that keyboarding class? 56 SEVENTH GRADE J|C 1RDIAM 7tie Presidi Treasurer Brenda McDonald Gail Keifer Jodi Stueckrath Jenny Groen Cheryl Riedmiller Jamie Meyer Clint Alderson Christena Boone Audra Claussen Marty Dibbert Sara Eddie Mike lies Anne Keifer Steve Korth Wayne Korth Troy Leiting Jason Loberg Aundrea Pederson Lynn Poppe Jason Pentico Angela Stapelman Mike Strathman Jason Wiese Brian Winkelbauer Jeri Winkelbauer Kimberly Junck Sherri Wittier Chris Pannunzio III Keeping busy? EIGHTH GRADE 57 7 % MOVIE POP FOOD SINGER SONG 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Top Gun 3. Three Men 6 a Baby 4. Can’t Buy Me 5. Beverly Hill 6. For KeepA 7. Leathal We 8. Back to t CAR 1. (Z28) C 2. Porsch 3. Lambou 4. Corvette 5. Mustang 6. Ferrari 7. Conve 8. (Z28) ACTOR 1. Patrick 2. Eddy 3. Kirk C 4. Alf 5. Tom Cruise 6. Michael J. Fox 7. Rob Lowe 8. Bill Cosby 1. Pepsi 2. Mountain Dew 3. Coke eppe. 1. Pizza 2. Steak sagne nch Fr Foo 6. Mexican 7. Italian 8. Spaghetti AN Eddy Murphy Robin Willia Howie Ma wayze 1. Molly Ringwald 2. Demi Moore 3. Aiyssia Malano 4. Lisa Bonet 5. Justine Bateman 6. Cybil Shepard 7. Jennifer Grey 8. Mary Beth Evans Bill Cosby Johnny Carson David Letterman George Carlin :f f Sleeping Listening to Radio Partying Talking Watching TV Being with Friends Reading Computers RT Basketball . Football . Volleyball ■ . Baseball ' Track . Swimming . Tennis . Cheerleading ClASS 1. 'History 2. Study Hall 3. Shop 47Science 5. English 6. Vo. Ag. 7. Home Ec. 8. Art lave Been es the World [ike the Wind Ifhgtly 5. SawTIim Standing There 6. Thirik We’re Alone Now 7. Hungry Eyes 8. Endless Summer Nights SAYING 1. Yeah Ya Did 2. No it is f. You Gotta Love It 4. Bogus 5. Go For It 6. Isn't that Special 7. Ya Sure 8. Dude Life's a Peach TV SHOW 1. Alf 2. Growing Pains 3. Cosby Show 4. A Different World 5. Family Ties 6. Moonlighting 7. Tour of Duty 8. My Two Dads SOAP OPERA 1. Days of Our Lives 2. Santa Barbara 3. General Hospital 4. All My Children 5. Another World 6. One Life to Live 7. Young Restless 8. Loving CARTOON 1. Garfield 2. Flintstones 3. Foofur 4. Bugs Bunny 5. Smurfs 6. Chipmunks 7. Thunder Cats 8. Alf (TllCHXtt TiFF wy 58 STUDENT LIFE 59 Jenny Seyl Becky Gubbels Janelle Dredge Vanessa Brunssen Ed Reimers Julie Rogers Michelle Ahlmann Cory Bermel Brandon Cuffe Mindy Dickes Jeff Dominisse Steven Gubbels Martha Hilkemann Kyle Huff Lynn Jensen Ann Johnson Jenny Jones Mike Jones Teresa Kint Todd Kumm Traci Kumm J.J. Landanger The freshmen eagerly await to serve the seniors. 60 FRESHMEN That's not how you do it. Mindy! tyettcay }t 7 yyet6 i The freshmen got the spirit. Jeff and Julie are ready to go. Initiation, one of the most memorable times for the freshmen, was held on October 8. The boys dressed as fairies and the girls as trolls. Dale Morrison and Stacy Reineke were selected as ’best dressed.’ Julie Rogers and Jeff Dominisse served as Homecoming attendants for the freshmen. Stacy and Dale are ready for a night on the townl FRESHMEN 61 S'ZOosifany 61 Cody Huff Gina Keifer Steve Hanna Jill Rasmussen Nikki Schnell Tim Steffen Beci Baden Joey Bermel Bradley Berner Brent Berner Angie Bloomquist Terri Burbach Cory Buss Lisa Gubbels Pam Gubbels Holly Heegle Jennifer Helsing Jan Korth Terry Korth Lynn Lackas Karla Leiting Darin McFadden Vickie Meier Tonna Poppe Julie Riedmiller Leann Rohde Brad Sauser Shelly Schmit Mike Spader Jason Speer Mike Sporleder Staci Taylor Traci Tunink C 1RDIAJ 1 '70 ay “Zifa It was fun making the homecoming window. Greatl We made a profitl Money and more moneyl The sophomore students and their parents met with a Jostens Representative to order their class rings and they had many styles to choose from. They decorated a window for homecoming week. Their money making project for the year was working at concessions. The homecoming attendants for this year were Steve Hanna and Pam Gubbels. Attendants: Steve Hanna Pam Gubbels Sponsors: Mr. Russell Jensen Mrs. Chris Hansen 63 On iV ty Stephanie Brunssen Tammi Burbach Sally Burmester Denton Nordhues Jim Scott Clayton Dredge Mike Babst Jeri Bargstadt Scott Biernbaum Andrea Billheimer Martha Brodersen Michelle Coenen Roger Coffey Tammi Dibbert Mike Dominisse Jim Eddie Brian Gubbels James Hilkemann Chris Huff LuAnn Lange The Junior class had a very busy 1987-88 school year. One of the main highlights was the annual magazine sale to help raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. A school record was set when they went over their goal and sold over $5,000 in subscriptions. The Juniors also stayed busy with sports and various activities such as FHA, FFA, Drama Club, Pep Band, Swing Choir, and National Honor Society. Cheryl Moser and Jim Scott were chosen as class attendants at Homecoming. 64 JUNIORS Top Salesperson - Sally Burmester “To 'lofc Tina Leiting Michelle May Jim McCarthy Barb McCullough Shelly McDonald Sandi Milander Brian McDonald 9 cc Glen Morrison (t i Cheryl Moser Stephanie Painter Dan Petersen Tim Polenske r Sherrill Potts John Rohloff Rhonda Stapelman Dean Wattier Juniors showing class spirit Homecoming Attendants • Jim and Cheryl JUNIORS 65 hibil«r RDIN IL 66 SENIORS Seatons ‘Wtemonie s4 ?nie«t«C LOVE AND LIGHT There are many kinds of love, as many kinds of light. And every kind of love makes a glory in the night. There is love that stirs the heart, and love that gives it rest. But the love that leads life upward is the noblest and the best. by Henry Van Dyke Sally Kluver, daughter of Neil and Karen Kluver, was born on April 17, 1970. She passed away August 15, 1983, of respiratory failure due to cystic fibrosis. Sally would have been an eighth grade student, and a proud member of the wonderful graduating class of 1988. I Sally Kluver OiC'i Sfeeciai t i4it vi Ann Jakobsen from Hjoerring, Denmark was a foreign exchange student for the 1987-1988 school year. While living in Randolph, she attended R.H.S. and lived at the Jim Riedel home. She was a member of FHA and Drama Club. Ann's favorite things to do are going out. eating Pizza Hut Pepperoni Pan Pizza, and cruising main. The red and white Danish Flag. Ann. surprise! Ann an 1cr sister. Jami Riedel. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 69 'rtyasut Valerie McDonald received the Presidential Scholarship and the Carhart Lumber Scholarship both to Wayne State College. She also received the Presidential Scholarship to Kearney State College. John Keifer. Tyler Osborn, and Mike Riedmiller. John Keifer received the Presidents Scholarship to Nebraska Wesleyan College. Tyler Osborn received the Outstanding Scholastic Accomplishment Scholarship to Hastings College. Mike Riedmiller received the Omaha World-Herald Scholar ship to the college of his choice and the Dean's Scholarship to Wayne State College. Angie Speer and Amy Alderson. Angie received the Dean's Scholarship to Kearney State. Amy received the President’s Scholarship to Kearney State. Cindy Cook and Heidi Heegle. Cindy received the Dean’s Scholarship to Wayne State and Kearney State. Heidi received the Academic Scholarship to Spencer School of Business. Sandi Kollars received the Enrichment Scholarship and the Regent’s Scholarship both to Loras College. She also received the St. Frances Scholarship and the Cargill Scholarship both to the college of her choice. Sandi also received the Academic Scholarship to Benedictine College. |RDI AML 70 SCHOLARSHIPS s4act 'Dedlcatcoa Chuck Gubbels and Troy Taylor.Chuck received the Athletic Scholarship to Midland Lutheran College. Troy received the President’s Scholarship to Kearney State College and the Academic Scholarship to Mount Marty College. 7 a V o Jeremy Kilburn and Reggie Arduser. Jeremy received the Board of Trustees’ Scholarship to Wayne State College. Reggie received the Athletic Scholarship to Midland Lutheran College. Staci Nordhues and Don Nordhues. Don received the FLA Alumni Scholarship to the college of his choice and the Board of Governors Scholarship to NTCC. Staci received the Dean’s Scholarship to Kearney State College and was alternate for the St. Frances Scholarship. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Robbie Burgel. and Missy Coenen. Sherilyn received the Earl Barks Scholarship to the college of her choice and the Wiegerts Foundation Scholarship to Nebraska College of Business. Robbie received the Theatre Drama Scholarship to Morningside College. Missy received the Academic Scholarship to Morningside College, the Dean's Scholarship to Wayne State. Academic Scholarship to Briar Cliff College, the Presidential Scholarship and Leadership Scholarship both to Peru State College. Marcy Reineke received the Outstanding Leadership Scholar ship . Lutheran Scholarship, and the Peter Kiewit Scholarship all to Midland Lutheran College. Marcy also received the President’s Scholarship to Kearney State College, the Regents Scholarship to Augustana College, and the President’s Scholarship to Nebraska Wesleyan University. SCHOLARSHIPS 71 Michael Thomas Riedmiller Troy Taylor Amy Marie Alderson Angela Kay Speer Scot! William Ahlmann Reggie Dale Arduser Jeffrey Richard Bermel Carmen Diane Brunssen J|C |RDJ L 12 SENIORS Melissa Marie Coenen Robert Eugene Burgel Judd David Claussen io not in Cindy Almira Cook m ou io. Jeffrey Mark Hanna Sherilyn Kay Haselhorst SENIORS 73 Ann Jakobsen Sandra Jo Kollars David Lee Monson Greg Alan Hay Heidi Marie Heegle Jeremy Nelson Kilburn Tige Lee Jones Donavan John Nordhues Kristie Lynn McDonald Staci Marie Nordhues Jacqueline Joy Olberding 74 SENIORS gC lRDlA ! Marvin Beardshear Dorothy Jensen Marcy Ann Reineke Layne Alan Stark Anthony Francis Van Slyke SENIORS 75 GRADUATION Graduations have come and gone And now finally ours has come along. It seems like only just a few years Ago we were starting. And now in just a short time, We will be parting. On this day we should be happy and have fun. Because this day should be a joyous one. But as the ceremony draws near. In every eye there can be found a tear. Showing the worries of unknown fears Of the plans we’ve made for the next few years. This usually brings people together. Because they want to remember these times forever. But it will only be a short time and then we'll be gone. As our lives keep moving on and on. We have memories of what’s gone by. They’re always burning and never die. Heidi Heegle o m- Octn, ? % tf'iactccattaK Rev. Marvin Coffey John F. Kennedy Award - Robert Eugene Burgel Ushers Rhonda Stapelman. Denton Nor- dhues Salutatorian - Marcy Reineke Mary Raemaker Otterpohl Scholarship -Angie Speer Centennial Scholarship - Amy Alderson GRADUATION 77 o o«o A 7 acCex Ahlmann. Michelle 20. 21. 34. 33. 60 Ahlmann. Scot! William 72 Alderson. Amy 3. 14. 15. 19. IS. 36. 37. 38. 41. 43. 46. 70. 11. 11 Alderson. Clint 16. 35. 52. 53. 55. 57 Alderson. Larry 5 Alpers. John 4. 18. 19. 36. 52 Anderson. Mark 4. 37. 40. 44. 45. 49. 53. 55 Arduser. Reggie 37. 38. 44. 45. 71 Arens. Abie 16. 35. 52. 53. 55. 56 B Babst. Greg 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Babst. Michael 26. 2. 14. 24. 25. 26. 35. 37. 38. 44. 64 Babst. Richard 4. 46 Baden. Beci 15. 33. 37. 38. 43. 50. 62 Baden. Chelly 52. 53. 55. 56 Bargstadt. Jeri 12. 20. 23. 28. 35. 36. 37. 38. 42. 43. 64 Bazata. Dennis 4. II. 30. 31 Beardshear. Marvin 4. 75 Bermel. Cory 14. 19. 40. 60 Bermel. Ellen 5 Bermel. Jeff 2. 35. 37. 38. 40. 41. 72 Bermel. Joey 14. 15. 36. 62 Berner. Brad 19. 37. 38. 40. 41. 62 Berner. Brent II. 12. 30. 37. 38. 40. 41. 62 Biernbaum. Brenda 15. 16. 32. 33. 52. 53. 55. 56 Biernbaum. Robbie 56 Biernbaum. Scott 30. 31. 36. 37. 38. 40. 64 Billheimer. Andrea 12. 14. 20. 21. 50. 64 Bloomquist. Angie 15. 23. 37. 38. 47. 50. 62 Boone. Christina 52. 53. 57 Boone. Rich 52. 53. 56 Bradley. George 4. 12. 24. 26. 27 Breding. Sandra 34 Brodersen. Martha 2. 20. 21. 37, 38. 42. 43. 64 Brunssen. Carmen 24. 25. 34. 72 Brunssen. Stephanie 14. 19. 24. 25. 26. 28. 29. 36. 38. 64 Brunssen. Vanessa 14. 21. 38. 60 Burbach. Tammi 12. 14. 15. 20. 28. 35. 36. 38. 46. 64. 13 Burbach. Terri 12. 20. 28. 47, 62 Burgel. Robbie 14. 20. 24. 25. 27. 32. 34. 35. 36. 38. 32. 77. 21. 26. 71. 73 Burmester. Sally II. 15. 24. 25. 26. 27, 28. 29. 36. 64 Buss. Cory 62 c Claussen. Audra 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 Claussen. Judd 13. 14. 18. 20. 21. 26. 38. 73 Claussen. Stan 5 Coenen. Melissa 14. 19. 20. 26. 34. 46. 14. 24. 25. 27. 28. 36. 38. 71. 73 Coenen. Michelle 19. 28. 64 Coffey. Roger 64 Cook. Cindy 14. 24. 25. 34. 70. 73 Cuffe. Brandon 14. 15. 45. 60 D Delaney. Terri 4. 20. 23 Dibbert. Marty 16. 52. 53. 57 Dibbert. Tammi 19. 28. 64 Dickes. Mindy 14. 19. 22. 28. 38. 60 Dominisse. Doug 15. 53, 55. 56 Dominisse. Jeff 9. 35. 45. 60. 61 Dominisse. Mike 37. 38. 44. 64 Dredge. Clayton 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 64 Dredge. David 12 Dredge. Janelle 28. 43. 47. 60 E Eddie. Jim 14. 30. 31. 36. 64 Eddie. Sara 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 F Frederick. Amy 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 G Goetsch. Brent 2. 10. 30. 31. 35. 44. 45. 73 Goldman. Lance 56 Goldman. Shad 30. 31. 37. 38. 40. 73 Groen. Jenny 15. 16. 33. 53. 55. 57 Groen. Joe 4. 37. 42. 46. 53. 55 Gubbels. Becky II. 19. 22. 28. 38. 60 Gubbels. Brian II. 14. 30. 31. 64 Gubbels. Chuck 2. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 45. 48. 49. 71. 73 Gubbels. Gina 2. 8. 35. 36. 37. 38. 42. 43. 73 Gubbels. Lisa 24. 25. 26. 28. 62 Gubbels. Pam 9. 14. 19. 20. 21. 22. 26. 27. 28. 36. 37. 38. 43. 62. 63 Gubbels. Steven II. 30. 38. 40. 49. 60 H Hall. Gilbert 4. 37. 42. 43. 47. 50. 53. 55 Hanna. Jeff 8. 12. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 45. 73 Hanna. Steve 9. 12. 37. 38. 62. 63 Hansen. Chris 4. 63 Haselhorst. Barb 10 Haselhorst. Sherilyn 14. 15. 19. 28. 34. 36. 37. 38. 46. 71. 73 Hay. Greg 12. 14. 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 49. 74 Heegle. Heidi 2. 14. 24. 25. 26. 33. 34. 37. 70. 74. 76 Heegle. Holly 14. 15. 19. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 36. 38. 42. 62 Helsing. Jenny 19. 20. 21. 28. 36. 37. 38. 14. 20. 27. 43. 62 Hilkemann. James 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 48. 49. 64 Hilkemann. Martha 47. 50. 60 Huetig. Ted 5 Huff. Chris 30. 64 Huff. Cody 19. 35. 37. 38. 40. 41. 62 Huff. Kyle 37. 38. 40. 45. 48. 49. 60 Huff. Marla 15. 33. 52. 53. 55. 56 I lies. Mike 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 lies. Ron 5 Isom. Brad 53. 55. 56 J Jakobsen. Ann 14. 15. 24. 25. 28. 69. 74 Jensen. Dorothy 4. II. 28. 75 Jensen. Lynn 19. 20. 21. 22. 28. 38. 43. 60 Jensen. Russell 4. 63 Jensen. Shirley 2. 4 Johnson. Ann 20. 21. 38. 43. 47, 50. 60 Johnson. Eric 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Johnson. Todd 52. 53. 55. 56 Jones. Brock 38 Jones. Jenny 19. 20. 21. 23. 28. 38. 43. 47. 50. 60. 50 Jones. Mike 14. 38. 40. 45. 49. 60 Jones. Tige 14. 15. 19. 24. 26. 37. 38. 40. 41. 74 Junck. Kim 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 K Keifer. Anne 15. 16. 33. 52. 53. 57 Keifer. Gail 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 Keifer. Gina 12. 14. 15. 19. 35. 37. 38. 42. 43. 46. 36. 50. 62 Keifer. John 8. 13. 14. 18. 19. 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 70. 72 Keifer. Mark 15. 56 Kilburn. Jeremy 14. 15. 24. 25. 26. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 71. 74 Kilburn. Julie 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Kint. Teresa 19. 22. 23. 38. 43. 47. 60 Klanderud. Marilyn 4. 34 Kluver. Neil 5 Kluver. Sally 68 Kollars. Laurie 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Kollars. Sandi 14. 15. 18. 19. 20. 21. 24. 25. 26. 27. 38. 28. 36. 37. 38. 46. 70. 74 Kollars. Steve 10 R Korth. Jan 14. 20. 28. 36. 46. 62 Korlh. Sarah 15. 16. 52. 53. 56 Korth. Sieve 15. 16. 53. 55. 57 Korth. Terry 40. 62 Korth. Wayne 16. 53. 55. 57 Kruse. Marge 5 Kumm. Todd 30. 40. 45. 60 Kumm. Traci 60 L Lackas. Jeff 8. 2. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 48. 49. 12 Lackas. Kearney 5 Lackas. Lynn 12. 15. 36. 38. 42. 43. 46. 62 Lackas. Neil 5 Lackas. Tony 15. 16. 33. 35. 52. 53. 55. 56 Landanger. J.J. 30. 60 Landanger. Missy 15. 52. 56 Lange. LuAnn 14. 19. 28. 36. 38. 43. 64 Leiting. Angela 52. 53. 56 Leiting. Karla 2. 62 Leiting. Tina 2. 12. 20. 28. 46. 65 Leiting. Troy 15. 16. 57 Lewis. Ramsey 14. 15. 38. 45. 49. 61 Lienemann. Janice 5 Loberg. Beverly 5 Loberg. Jason 16. 53. 55. 57 Loberg. Vannessa 56 M May. Michelle 14. 20. 21. 23. 28. 36. 37. 38. 42. 46. 50. 65 McCarthy. Jim 30. 31. 65 McCullough. Barb 15. 33. 34. 65 McDonald. Brenda 15. 16. 32. 33. 35. 52. 53. 55. 57 McDonald. Brian 14. 15. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 65 McDonald. Kristie 28. 74 McDonald. Shelly 34. 65 McDonald. Valerie 8. 10. 14. 15. 19. 23. 24. 35. 36. 37. 28. 29. 38. 42. 43. 46. 70. 74 McFadden. Darin 38, 40. 62 Meier. Chawndell 19. 20. 21. 38. 46. 47. 50. 61 Meier. Vickie 62 Meyer. Jamie 16. 35. 52. 55. 57 Meyer. Melinda 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Milander. Sandi 14. 28. 37. 38. 42. 43. 46. 50. 65. 19. 38 Miller. Mary 22. 42. 43. 47 Monson. Dave 37. 38. 40. 41. 74 Morrison. Dale 9. 40, 45. 48. 49. 61 Morrison. Glen 19. 30. 37. 38. 44. 45. 49. 65 Morten. Ken 4. 35 Moser. Cheryl 2. 9. 28. 42. 43. 65 N Nannen. Lyle 4. 37. 40. 44. 45 Nordhues. Denton 14. 15. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 45. 64. 77 Nordhues. Don 10. 14. 30. 31. 37. 38. 40. 44. 71. 74 Nordhues. Staci 12. 14. 28. 29. 35. 36. 37. 38. 42. 43. 71. 74 Norvell. Scott 4. 37. 40. 44. 45. 55 O Rasmussen. James 4 Rasmussen. Jill 14. 15. 19. 20. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 36. 38. 42. 62 Rastede. Tom 4. 32. 53. 55 Reimers. Ed 30. 35. 60 Reineke. Heather 15. 52. 53. 56 Reineke. Marcy 10. 14. 28. 29. 37. 38. 42, 43. 71. 75. 77 Reineke. Stacy 9. 14. 28. 43. 61 Riedel. Jami 2. 15. 28. 33. 69. 75 Riedmiller. Cheryl 15. 16. 33. 52. 53. 55. 57 Riedmiller. Julie 14. 36. 43. 62 Riedmiller. Mike 14. 19. 36. 37. 38. 44. 70. 72 Rogers. Julie 9. 14. 19. 20. 21. 22. 28. 35. 38. 60. 61 Rogers. Mike 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 Rohde. Leann 15. 22. 24. 25. 26. 28. 29. 38. 62 Rohloff. John 15. 33. 65 Romohr. Kim 4 s Sauser. Brad 19. 37. 38. 40. 62 Sauser. Mary 4 Sauser. Steve 19. 40. 45. 61 Schaffer. Jennifer 20 Schmit. Shelly 15. 22. 33. 38. 62 Schnell. Nikki II. 12. 14. 20. 28. 35. 36. 42. 43. 62 Schnell. Ray 4 Schultz. Tracy 15. 53. 56 Scott. Connie 4 Scott. Jim 9. 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 45. 48. 49. 64 Seyl. Jenny 15. 20. 21. 38. 43. 46. 47. 50. 60 Shaffer. Jennifer 20. 23. 43. 47. 61 Spader. Dean 8. 12. 13. 37. 38. 44. 45. 48. 49. 75 Spader. Mike 62 Speer. Angie 8. 10. 14. 19. 23. 28. 35. 36. 37. 38. 42. 43. 70. 72. 77 Speer. Jason 12. 14. 15. 19. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41. 44. 45. 48. 49. 62 Sporleder. Mike 37. 38. 40. 62 Stapelman. Angela 15. 16. 19. 52. 53. 55. 57. 65. 77 Stapelman. Rhonda 14. 28. 36 Stark. Layne 37. 38. 40. 75 Stark. Lorinda 20. 21. 22. 28. 38. 43. 47. 50. 61 Starzl. Jayni 16. 52. 53. 56 Steffen. Tim 12. 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. 44. 45. 62 Strathman. Mike 16. 52, 53. 55. 57 Stueckrath. Jodi 15. 16. 32. 52. 53. 55. 57 Sullivan. Mark 14. 30. 31. 61 Sullivan. Stacy 16. 52. 53. 55. 56 T Taylor. Jay 12 Taylor. Staci 24. 25. 26. 62 Taylor. Troy 14. 15. 18. 24. 25. 26. 36. 38. 71. 72 Thelen. Andy 30. 61 Thelen. Marci 2. 10. 14. 15. 24. 28. 35. 36. 37. 38. 46. 75 Tunink. Beth 12 Tunink. Brian 24. 26. 30. 32. 37. 38. 40. 44. 45. 75 Tunink. Kevin 5 Tunink. Traci 14. 28. 36. 43. 62 V Olberding. Jackie 14. 24. 25. 28. 34. 74 Van Slyke. Janine 15. 16. 33. 52. 53. 56 Osborn. Tyler 13. 15. 18. 19. 20. 21. 24. 25. 26. 33. 38. 70. 75 Van Slyke. Karin 20. 47. 61 Van Slyke. Tony 2. K . 14. 30. 31. 75 P Painter. Stephanie 65 Pannunzio III. Chris 57 Pederson. Aundrea 57 Pentico. Jason 16. 52. 53. 55. 57 Petersen. Dan 65 Petersen. Sandy 2. 75 Polenske. Stan 10. 30. 31. 37. 38. 75 Polenske. Tim 65 Poppe. Kyle 61 Poppe. Lynn 57 Poppe. Tonna 62 Potts. Sherrill 2. 65 Preston. Doug 5 W Wattier. Dean 30. 31. 65 Wiese. Jason 16. 53. 57 Wiese. Jerry 5 Winkelbauer. Brian 15. 16. 53. 57 Winkelbauer. Chad 30. 32. 61 Winkelbauer. Jeri 15. 53. 55. 57 Wittier. Jason 53. 55. 56 Wittier. Sherri 15. 16. 33. 52. 53 0 0 In August 1975.46 students entered kindergarten with smiling faces and were eager to begin their education. Thiry-one of these beginning kindergarteners were still present for our senior year. Our grade school years were filled with the memories of making pioneer houses and field trips to Norfolk and Yankton. We entered junior high with anticipation, eager to experience the curriculum and social life that awaited us. During our junior high years tragedy struck our class when we lost our classmate. Sally Kluver. At the graduation ceremony, a white rose was placed beside our diplomas in memory of Sally. Forty-four students began their freshman year in the fall of 1934. Our elected class officers were John Keifer President. Amy Alderson - Vice President. Staci Nordhues • Secretary. Jeremy Kil-burn - Treasurer, and Mike Riedmiller and Angie Speer served on the Student Council. Our sponsors throughout our high school years were Mrs. Dorothy Jensen and Mr. Marvin Beardshear. Freshman initiation came during Homecoming week in which the boys dressed as Boy George, and the girls dressed as Michael Jackson. Gina Gubbels. Jackie Olberding. Reggie Arduser. and Robert Burgel won best costume for the event. Homecoming at tendants were Amy Alderson and John Keifer. Staci Nordhues and John Keifer were chosen to represent our class as Sweetheart attendants. Sandra Kollars and Tyler Osborn received superiors at District Music Contest for their instrumental solos. Tyler Osborn also received a superior on his vocal solo. Our sophomore year began with the election of officers. They were Greg Hay - President. Gina Gubbels - Vice President. Angie Speer - Secretary. Valerie McDonald - Treasurer, and elected as Student Council Representatives were Marcy Reineke and John Keifer. Our biggest event was choosing our class rings. Gina Gubbels and Jeffrey Lackas were chosen as Homecoming attendants. and Sweetheart attendants were Valerie McDonald and Brent Goetsch. The National Honor Society Inductees were Judd Claussen. Troy Taylor. Jeremy Kilburn. Sherilyn Haselhorst. Staci Nordhues. Marci Thelen. Sandra Kollars. Amy Alderson. and Angie Speer. Waiters and waitresses for Prom were Jeffrey Lackas. John Keifer. Jeffrey Hanna. Troy Taylor. Amy Alderson. Gina Gubbels. Valerie McDonald, and Staci Nordhues. At District Music Contest. Tyler Osborn received a superior for his vocal and trumpet solos. Marcy Reineke was chosen to attend the Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference. As juniors, our class officers were Judd Claussen - President. Troy Taylor - Vice President. Sandra Kollars - Secretary. Amy Alderson - Treasurer, and John Keifer and Staci Nordhues - Student Council Representatives. Homecoming attendants were Jeffrey Hanna and Angie Speer. Raising money for prom was our class priority. As a class we sold magazines, and Gina Gubbels was named top salesperson. In football. Jeffrey Hanna and Chuck Gubbels received All Conference Honors, and Jeffrey Lackas received Hon orable Mention. Reggie Arduser received All Conference in basketball. and Chuck Gubbels received Honorable Mention. Marci Thelen and Donavan Nordhues were chosen as Sweetheart attendants. Mike Riedmiller. John Keifer. and Melissa Coenen were inducted into the National Honor Society. Robert Burgel was awarded with best supporting actor at NENAC One Act Play Contest for his performance in the play. Don't Drink the Water. We chose A Night on the Town” as the theme of the Junior - Senior Prom. 0 The queen candidates were Staci Nordhues. Angie Speer. Gina Gubbels. and Amy Alderson. Staci Nordhues was chosen as our Prom Queen. Robert Burgel and Tyler Osborn received super iors for vocal solos, while Sandra Kollars and Tyler Osborn received superiors for instrumental solos. Amy Alderson received a superior for her flute duet. In track. Jeffrey Lackas qualified for state in the 110 meter high hurdles. Valerie McDonald was chosen as Girls State Representative, with Staci Nordhues being chosen as alternate. John Keifer was chosen as representative at Boys State. Jeremy Kilburn and Amy Alderson served as the ushers for the 1987 Graduation Ceremony. In the fall of 1987. we entered school for our last year. Two new members were welcomed to our senior class. They are Ann Jakobsen. our foreign exchange student from Denmark, who spent the year with the Jim Riedel family, and Dave Monson. Officers chosen for our senior year were John Keifer - President. Jeffrey Lackas - Vice President. Mike Riedmiller - Secretary Trea-surer. and Troy Taylor and Angie Speer - Student Council Representatives. During Homecoming week we initiated the freshmen. The boys dressed as fairies, and the girls dressed as trolls. The queen candidates for Homecoming were Gina Gubbels. Angie Speer. Amy Alderson. and Valerie McDonald. King candidates were John Keifer. Jeffrey Lackas. Jeffrey Hanna, and Dean Spader. Gina Gubbels and John Keifer were crowned king and queen. In volleyball. Amy Alderson received All Conference, with Gina Gubbels and Marcy Reineke receiving Honorable Mention. Chuck Gubbels. Jeff Bermel. and Jeffrey Hanna received All Conference, and Jeffrey Lackas and John Keifer received Honorable Mention in football. FHA-FFA Sweetheart candidates were Valerie McDonald. Marcy Reineke. Angie Speer. Marci Thelen, Brent Goetsch, Stan Polenske, Tony Van Slyke. and Donavan Nordhues. Angie Speer and Donavan Nordhues were crowned king and queen. Inducted into the National Honor Society were Greg Hay. Robert Burgel. and Gina Gubbels. The boys basketball team participated in the state tournament this year. In basketball. Reggie Arduser and Chuck Gubbels received All Conference, while Dean Spader and Jeffrey Hanna received Honorable Mention. Amy Alderson and Sherilyn Haselhorst received All Conference in girls basketball. with Sandra Kollars receiving Honorable Mention. In April the juniors presented us with the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was Magic is the Night. King candidates were Jeffrey Hanna. Jeffrey Lackas. Dean Spader, and Greg Hay. Dean Spader was crowned king. At District Music Contest. Sandra Kollars. Tyler Osborn. and Melissa Coenen received superiors for their instrumental solos. Tyler Osborn also received a superior for his vocal solo, and Sandra Kollars received a superior with the trio. In the play. The Odd Couple.” Sandra Kollars was chosen as best supporting actress, and Jeremy Kilburn was chosen as best actor. Tyler Osborn received the National Choral Award for chorus and the Arion Award in band. Sandra Kollars received the John Philip Sousa Award. In track Jeffrey Lackas qualified for the state meet in the 110 meter high hurdles. Our commencement exercise was held on May 15. We chose red and silver as our class colors and a red rose as our flower. Our class motto was The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. 80 CLASS HISTORY CARD1MLS WA LsWORTII PCMLIHHINO COMPANY MARC KLINE Mlt MHRI