Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1979 volume:

School days are special days — football games, cheerleading, volleyball practice, pep rallies, ski trips, term papers. Homecoming and Prom, pop- corn at basketball games, school lunches, water balloons, rainy track meets, Christmas vacation, music concerts, writing the school paper, and burning the midnight oil studying for those Histo- ry semester tests are all part of those days. As each school year ends we think of those trea- sured days and try to recall all of the wild and crazy things we did. And what is a better way of remembering those dear days than your old High School yearbook. The 1978-79 Yearbook Staff wants to help you recall this past school year. So let's start at the beginning ... These Are The Days N 1. Poetry in Motion. 2. Herd 'em up and move 'em out! 3. Take it all off Mr. Na- den!!!!!!! 4. !H 5. Not my finger, Carey!!! 6. They call me Digger, and I'll tell you why, Cause I'm the Toughest Dude from here to Shanghai. 7. Fashions by Giorgio's of Be- verly Hills. 8. Big Joe's Polka Show. 3 4 1. Beans and Weiners again? Yuk!!! 2. The Return of the Mod Squad. 3. Uh oh, Mom, it happened again!!! 4. Shucks, with these gripper sponges rolling my hair is a breeze. 5. And the new Miss Teenage America is ... 6. Is it really ... Could it be ... Engelbert Humperdink !?! 7. The Incredible Mouth. 8. Hey Baby, come on over to my slope! 9. We've got heartaches by the number and troubles by the score. Every day gets worse and worse. And we can't take no more! 10. Queertet!?! 11. Who let the animals out of their cages?!? 12. I tell ya guys, school lunches will do it to you every time. 5 6 1 1. Sorry dear, but I'm tied up at the of- fice. 2. Everyone enjoys a Mr. K facial. 3. Put on a happy face! 4. Nobody ever listens to me! 5. Oh Lord!?! Laughing, sharing. Smiling, caring. In oh, so many ways, Wild and crazy. Strange and wierd. I'll never forget those days! Faculty And Administration The 1979 Superin- tendent was MR. ROBERT STERNER. The members of the School Board were: Treas. JANET SMITH, JERRY WORTMAN, Sec. DENNIS SLAUGH- TER, Pres. LARRY AHLERS, JOHN KROGER, JR., and DWAIN OSTRAND, who is not pictured. MARCIA STUBBE was the Math Instruc- tor, Jr. Class Spon- sor, and Volleyball Coach. DIANE LOGAN had Vocal and Instrumen- tal Music and was also the Sophomore Sponsor. KIM NADEN was the History Instruc- tor, Track and Bas- ketball Coach, and Activities Director. MISS CATHERINE TOBIN had half her day filled teaching the Kindergarten and her other half filled with Remedi- al Reading. Fifth and Sixth Grade Instructor was MISS BARBARA CUMMINGS. The Senior Sponsor was MRS. DAR- NELLE NISSEN and she also taught Sci- ence. 9 10 WILMA ORLANO taught Junior High and High School Home Economics, Art, and Bachelor Living. In addition, she was in charge of the Library and acted as Pep Club Sponsor. Cooks, ROSELLA ANDERSON and MARGARET TESSMER, spent many long hours in the cafeteria preparing the school lunches. PAT ALEXANDER had a very busy year keeping track of 16 First and Second Grade stu- dents. BILL ORLANO, Head Football Coach, taught Physical Educa- tion and Health. He also coached Junior High Basketball and sponsored the Ski and R- Clubs. Special Education Aide was NANCY AKINS. She also helped with Playground Duty, Artwork, and worked with individual students who needed extra classroom help. NORMA FARRENS taught Business Education, and sponsored the Yearbook and Freshman Class. MARILYN HANSEN had her hands full with five Third Graders and eleven Fourth Graders. In addition to being a full- time Custodian, RODGER BROWN also drove the Kin- dergarten Bus Route. 11 12 Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, ER- NEST McMURTRY, taught Industrial Art, General Math 2, and Seventh grade Sci- ence. English teacher, SAN- DRA PATTERSON, taught 7-12 English and directed the Junior and Senior Class Plays. The person who kept the books and took care of the office was Secretary, MARY KIERSCH. Along with helping the cooks in the cafeteria, BEVERLY SLAUGH- TER also helped the custodian with his work. mnomti % v ► 14 The Up And Coming Kindergarten TOP ROW: Chris Bonsall, Brandon Slaugh- ter, Randy Morgan, Jason Wortman, Miss Tobin. BOTTOM ROW: Bobbi Jo McRo- berts, Amy Pullen, Wendy Dye, Aaron Reis, Jeff Gee, Kevin White. First And Second TOP ROW: Jami Nelson, Michele Morgan, Rosalyn Krahmer, Shelly Gatzemeyer. SECOND ROW: Miss Alexander, Trina Dick, Billy Anderson, Michelle White, Benjamin Pierce, Sonja Warnock, Barry Bonneau, Shanan Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: Monty Hawk, Alexander Severens, Charles Pierce, Steven Smith, Terry Moss, Jared Sass. 15 Third And Fourth TOP ROW: Tammy Moss, LeRoy McRoberts. SECOND ROW: Jami Ahlers, Mrs. Hansen, Michelle Nolt- ing, Scott Bonsall, Tim Parker, Mi- chael Sterner, Michalla Akins. THIRD ROW: Deann Richardson, Stacey Reil, Jodie Dye, Kevin Bon- neau, Jason Slaughter. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Christ, Bret Krahmer, Alan Boling. Fifth And Sixth TOP ROW: Patrick Akins, Kitty Christ, Tammy Ahlers, Angela Rich- ardson, Tyra Lovejoy, Miss Cum- mings, Julie Daggett, Rhona Sailors, Jeffrey Ahlers. SECOND ROW: San- dro Lovejoy, Stacy White, Dawn Pierce, Michelle Slaughter, Warren Pierce. BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Gat- zemeyer, MaDonna McRoberts, Gina Hunt, Staci Ostrand. 16 Sweet Sixteen TOP ROW: SEVENTH GRADE, Carol Kroger, Ed McRoberts, Marla Noltlng, Kristy Smith, Tony Schumacher. EIGHTH GRADE, Melinda Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sheila Bon- neau, Teresa Christ, Todd Parker, Fae Posvar, Kae Posvar, Kim Nelson. THIRD ROW: Doug Reil, Brad Slaughter. BOTTOM ROW: Kent Stein- meyer, Stacy Warnock. Seventh Grade Class Officers were: Marla Nolting-Pres., Kristy Smith-Vice-Pres., and Ed McRoberts-Sec.-Treas. Eighth Grade Class Officers were: Kent Steinmeyer-Pres., Doug Reil-Vice-Pres., and Sheila Bonneau-Sec.-Treas. f 17 ■■ The Magnificent Seven TOP ROW: Tim Ahlers, Mike Ostrand. SECOND ROW: Curtis Bonneau, Jamie Pierce. THIRD ROW: Todd Gatzemayer David Schumacher. BOTTOM: Wes Hermelbracht. The ail male Freshman class elected Todd Gatzemeyer as President, Curtis Bonneau as Vice-President, and Tim Ahlers as Secretary-Treasurer. 18 Super Six FROM TOP RIGHT: Lisa Anderson, Cecil Brummond, Val Nelson, Alecia Nissen, Rhonda Novak, Wally Pierce. The Sophomores elected Cecil Brummond as their President, Rhonda Novak as Vice- President, and Lisa Anderson was voted in as Secretary-Treasurer. The Dirty Dozen + 1 TOP ROW: Floyd Beckmann, Marty Brown, James Buck. SECOND ROW: Michele Erickson, Troy Gatzemeyer, Marlon Hennig. THIRD ROW: Dwight Kroger, Dan Nissen, Wanda Novak. BOTTOM ROW: Craig Posvar, Dana Reil, Angie Sailors, Kim Smith. Floyd Beckmann served as the Junior Class President during the year. Mar- lon Hennig was Vice-President, and Angie Sailors was elected as Secre- tary-Treasurer. Along with setting a record magazine sales total, the Juniors presented a class play to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. 1 Seniors 20 Of LAURIE CHRIST: Pep Club 1,3,4; Pep Club Officer 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 4; Annu al Staff 4. • JOEL DAGGETT: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; R-Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Track 1; Class Play 3, Declam 1; Ski Club 4. LYNNE HANSEN: Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Declam 1,2; Music small groups 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Ski Club 4. Lynne Hansen Laurie Christ Scott Hawk Joel Daggett Seven ty- Nine SCOTT HAWK: Football 1,2,3,4; (Honorable Mention) 3; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R-Club Officer 3; Home- coming Attendant 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Chorus 1,4; Class play 1,3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Ski Club 4. CAREY HENNIG: Football 1,2,3,4; (Honorable Mention) 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Declam 1; Ski Club 4. MARK KROGER: Football 1,2,3,4; (All Conf.) 3; (Honorable Mention) 4; Honorable Mention State 4; Eight- Man Shrine Game 4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R-Club Officer 3,4; Chorus 4; Track 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,3. Jolene Nelson Douglas Nissen JOLENE NELSON: Volleyball 1,2,3a Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Track 2; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; De- clam 2; Ski Club 4. DOUG NISSEN: Football 1,2,3,4; (All Conf.) 4; (Honorable Mention) 3; Honorable Mention state 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R-Club Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Chorus 4; Track 1,2,3,4; (State) 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; De- clam 1; Ski Club 4. JON NOVAK: R-Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Declam 2; Ski Club 4. Brien Schumacher 21 Jon Novak James Pape JAMES PAPE: Football 1,2,4; (Hon- orable Mention) 4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; Declam 1; Chorus 1,4; Class Play 3. BRIEN SCHUMACHER: Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. STEVE WARNOCK: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R- Club Officer 4; Homecoming Atten- dant 2,4; Chorus 1,4; Music small groups 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 2; Ski Club 4. Steve Warnock 22 CLASS OFFICERS: Lynne Hansen-President, Laurie Christ-Vice-Presi- dent, Jolene Nelson-Secretary-Treasurer. O 1M o 24 Rosalie A 6-3 Rolls To Season The Rosalie Football Team, coached by Bill Orlano, finished the 1978 campaign with a 6-3 record. Although injuries hurt the team early in the season, the Bull- dogs finished 4th in the Logan Valley Conference. The Bulldogs' defense and it's awesome offense out-scored opponents 358 to 186. They had 2,999 yards in total offense, with 2,062 rushing and 937 passing. Doug Nissen was selected All Confer- ence at Linebacker and also led the team with 1258 yards rushing on 134 at- tempts. Carey Hennig was second with 572 yards on 79 attempts. Floyd Beck- mann led the receiving corps with 430 yards on 17 receptions. Steve Warnock was second with 257 yards on 22 recep- tions. Out of the 16 touchdown passes, Marlon Hennig led the team with 10. The Bull- dogs set three records this season: Doug Nissen had seven touchdowns in the game against Nebraska Deaf, the team grabbed 29 interceptions during the sea- son with Steve Warnock leading with 18. FIRST ROW: Curtis Bonneau, Cecil Brummond, Troy Gatzemeyer, Marlon Hennig, Carey Hennig, Todd Gatzemeyer, Tim Ahlers, Mike Ostrand, Joel Daggett. SECOND ROW: Jim Pape, Assistant Coach Ernest McMurtry, Dwight Kroger, Doug Nissen, Mark Kroger, Dan Nissen, Floyd Beckmann, Marty Brown, Scott Hawk, Steve Warnock, Wes Hermelbracht, Head Coach Bill Orlano. 25 SCORES Rosalie 14 Beemer 32 Rosalie 46 Dominican 18 Rosalie 0 Decatur 27 Rosalie 44 Prague 6 Rosalie 72 Macy 8 Rosalie 48 Talbot 12 Rosalie 72 NSD 44 Rosalie 6 Winnebago 34 Rosalie 54 Snyder 12 HONORABLE MENTION Mark Kroger-63 Offensive Guard Carey Hennig-26 Running Back Jim Pape-50 Defensive End Floyd Beckmann-85 Offensive End ALL CONFERENCE Doug Nissen-34 Linebacker IHKifa ■«rw Si Football Cheerleaders , 7 A. 4 im ii r . Lynne Hansen, Rhonda Novak, Valerie Nelson, Joan Pierce, Dana Reil, Lisa Anderson. 28 Netters Are Go-Getters With the loss of six Varsity starters from last year, the girls volleyball team faced a year of rebuilding. Coached by Marcia Stubbe, the nine players made up both Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Unfortunately, the long hours of practice did not result in a winning season, as the girls ended the year with a 1-11 Varsity and 6-5 Ju- nior Varsity record. Starter Lisa Anderson re- ceived an Honorable Mention on the Logan Val- ley All-Conference Team. Pictured below from left to right are; Front Row: Lisa Anderson, Rhonda Novak, Joan Pierce, Kim Smith, Val Nelson; Back Row: Alecia Nissen, Jolene Jenson; Dana Rei I, Lynne Hansen, Coach Marcia Stubbe. VARSITY SCORES South Sioux 2 Rosalie 0 Bancroft 2 Rosalie 1 Prague 2 Rosalie 0 Macy 2 Rosalie 0 Beemer 2 Rosalie 0 Pender 2 Rosalie 0 NSD 0 L VC Rosalie 2 Omaha Dominican 2 Rosalie 1 Decatur 2 Rosalie 0 Winnebago 2 Rosalie 1 Snyder 2 Rosalie 1 Homer 2 DISTRICT Rosalie 0 Walthill 2 Rosalie 0 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES South Sioux 2 Rosalie 1 Bancroft 2 Rosalie 1 Prague 1 Rosalie 2 Macy 1 Rosalie 2 Beemer 2 Rosalie 1 Pender 2 Rosalie 0 NSD 1 Rosalie 2 Decatur 0 Rosalie 2 Winnebago 1 Rosalie 2 Snyder 0 Rosalie 2 Homer 2 Rosalie 0 Homecoming Festivities 1. Dress-up week drop-outs get punished at Homecoming Pep Rally. 2. Homecoming Royalty exci- tedly awaits the crowning of the King and Queen. 3. Sabrina?!? Kelly?!? Kris?!? 4. Spurred on by Cowboy and Indian Day, Dana and Jim ride off into the sunset. 5. Half-time pep talk by Coach Orlano provides the incentive needed for a 72-8 Bulldog vic- tory. 6. Pep Club members dress-up on Crazy Days. 29 4 The 1978-1979 Homecoming week was one filled with excitement and anticipation. Everyone got into the spirit by dressing up during the week. Monday was Inside-Out and Back- wards Day, Tuesday was Go Crazy, and Wednesday everyone dressed up like Cowboys and Indians. Thursday was Dress-up Day, and Friday every- one got into the Homecoming mood wearing Black and Gold. Senior Attendants Steve Warnock Joan Pierce Junior Attendants Marlon Hennig Michele Erickson Queen Lynne Hansen r------ The Dress-up days helped give the team spirit and confidence which showed up Friday afternoon when the Bulldogs beat the Macy Chiefs. Friday morning the cheerleaders served the football players their breakfast, as they wanted to make sure the Bulldogs ate their Breakfast of Champions . Before the game, an all school Pep Rally was held in front of the school by the bell and prizes were awarded for the best dressers of each day. Scott Hawk King Sophomore Attendants Cecil Brummond Rhonda Novak Freshman Attendants Mike Ostrand Lisa Anderson-Escort r? 32 The Junior Class Presents........ Arsenic and Old Lace , by Joseph Kes- selring. Abby and Martha Brewster are two elderly ladies whose hobby is poisoning lonely old gentlemen. Their nephew, Mortimer, fi- nally pops the question to the parson's daughter, Elaine. His proposal slips his mind when he discovers his aunts' hob- by , and he's sent into an even greater frenzy when his evil brother, Jonathan, re- turns after many years of travel and mur- der. The tension mounts as the brothers fight for control of the house. Both become nervous when the neighborhood policemen keep popping in. The only person unaffected by the crisis is a third brother, Teddy, who imagines himself to be President Theodore Roosevelt. The conflict is resolved when the aunts and Teddy are committed to Happy Dale Sani- tarium, Jonathan is hauled off to jail, and Elaine and Mortimer plan their marriage. FIRST ROW: Wanda Novak-Student Manager, Fae Posvar, Kae Posvar, Ed McRoberts. SECOND ROW: Tony Schumacher, Brad Slaughter, Todd Parker, Doug Reil, Kent Steinmeyer, Coach Bill Orlano. Jr. High Team Goes Co-Ed Rosalie 27 Decatur 15 Rosalie 44 Prague 27 Rosalie 31 Winnebago 28 Rosalie 35 Prague 28 Rosalie 23 Beemer 27 Rosalie 26 Macy 35 Rosalie 45 Bancroft 12 Rosalie 26 Emerson Hubbard 27 Rosalie 27 Emerson S.H. 26 The Name Of The Game Is Spirit! PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Rhonda Novak, Lynne Hansen, Lisa Anderson, Dana Reil, Val Nelson. SECOND ROW: Kae Posvar, Kim Nelson, Carol Kroger, Kristy Smith, Fae Posvar. THIRD ROW: Me- linda Anderson, Sheila Bonneau, Marla Nolting, Stacy Warnock, Teresa Christ. BACK ROW: Angie Sailors, Alecia Nis- sen-President, Kim Smith, Laurie Christ-Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Or- lano-Sponsor. Not Pictured: Michele Erickson-Vice-President. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Kim Nelson, Carol Kroger, Kristy Smith. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Rhonda Novak, Lynne Hansen, Dana Reil, Lisa Anderson, Val Nelson. The Varsity Cheerleaders performed a dance routine to Night Fever at the last home basketball game. FIRST ROW: Craig Posvar, Wes Hermelbracht, Tim Ahlers. SECOND ROW: Marlon Hennig, Todd Gatzemeyer, Carey Hennig, Troy Gatze- meyer. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Ernest McMurtry, Mike Ostrand, Floyd Beckmann, Dan Nissen, Dwight Kroger, Cecil Brummond, Head Coach Kim Naden. Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie I Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie 50 32 Homer 62 36 Walthill 76 57 Omaha Dominican 62 66 Macy 82 50 Prague 59 48 Beemer 47 64 Nebraska Deaf 46 50 Cedar Bluffs 55 66 Snyder 49 56 Brownell Talbot 68 GAN VALLEY TOURNAMENT 71 Macy OT 74 50 Winnebago 69 63 Decatur OT 62 55 Newcastle 62 DISTRICTS 50 Winnebago 68 The Bulldogs battled to a 4-12 season this year, under the leadership of Coach Kim Naden. There were five returning lettermen who made up the nucleus of the team. Floyd Beckmann and Dan Nissen re- ceived an Honorable Mention on the Logan Valley A11-Conference Team. The Jr. Varsity, coached by Ernest McMurtry, had an excellent 11-3 record for the season. The team gained valuable experience this year and they will be ready to help the Varsi- ty in years to come. 37 38 Clubs Carry Clout R-CLUB FIRST ROW: Ernest McMurtry-Sponsor, Brien Schumacher, Dan Nissen, Mark Kroger-Presi- dent, Doug Nissen-Treasurer, Joel Daggett, Jim Buck, Bill Orlano-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Troy Gatzmeyer, Marlon Hennig-Sec- retary, Cecil Brummond, Carey Hennig. THIRD ROW: Jon Novak, Scott Hawk, Steve Warnock-Vice-President, Marty Brown, Craig Posvar, Floyd Beckmann, Jim Pape, Dwight Kroger. SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: Todd Gatzmeyer, Tim Ahlers, Marlon Hennig, Kim Smith, Carey Hennig. SECOND ROW: Dwight Kroger, Troy Gatz- meyer, Jolene Nelson, Lynne Hansen, Dana Reil, Joel Daggett, Bill Orlano-Sponsor. 40 Vocalists Capture Three Superiors At District Contest Trio Rhonda Novak Kim Smith, Lynne Hansen; Excellent Rating at Dis- trict Contest. Soloists Kim Smith, Superior Rating, Dan Nissen, Good Rating, Rhonda Novak, Excellent Rating, at Dis- trict Contest. Duet Lynne Hansen, Kim Smith; Excellent Rating at District Contest. Double Duet Quartet Rhonda Novak, Lynne Hansen, Dana Reil, Kim Smith; Superior Ratings on both numbers at Dis- trict Contest. Five vocal students, under the direction of Miss Diane Logan, participated in the District Music Contest on April 21 at Wayne State College. Bringing home a Superior Rating was Kim Smith's vocal solo, Lullaby , the Girl's Quartet, who sang I Believe , and the Double Duet, who presented Bless the Beasts and the Children . Excellent Ratings were awarded to Rhonda Novak's solo, Send in the Clowns , The Hands of Time , by the Duet, and the Trio's Edel- weiss . Dan Nissen's solo, Maria re- ceived a Good Rating. In addition to Contest participation, the vocal depart- ment presented three programs for the public. Members of the Chorus are: FRONT ROW: Miss Logan, Lynne Han- sen, Rhonda Novak, Kim Smith, Val Nelson, Alecia Nissen, Wanda Novak, Lisa Anderson. SECOND ROW: Craig Posvar, Bill Schumacher, Steve War- nock, Carey Hennig, Dwight Kroger, Marlon Hennig. BACK ROW: Joel Dag- gett, Mark Kroger, Dan Nissen, Jim Pape, Scott Hawk; Doug Nissen, not pictured. 41 And The Band Played On!! BAND FRONT ROW: Julie Daggett, Marla Nolting, Carol Kroger, Tammy Ahlers, Staci Ostrand. SECOND ROW: Brad Slaugh- ter, Kent Steinmeyer, Miss Lo- gan, Rhona Sailors, Kristy Smith, Angela Richardson, Mi- chelle Slaughter. The band played for several programs and presented one in- strumental recital. “A My Sons’’ by Arthur Miller was presented by the Senior Class under the Direc- tion of Sandra Patterson on April 6th. One of the main characters in the 3-Act Drama was Steve War- nock, who played Joe Keller, a businessman who centered his life around his family: Kate, played by Lynne Hansen, and Chris, played Brien Schumacher. Family con- flicts and tragedy, which end with Mr. Keller's suicide tear the fam- ily apart. Supporting Characters: Ann De- ever-Laurie Christ, George De- ever-Carey Hennig, Dr. Jim Bay- liss-Joel Daggett, Sue Bayliss-Jo- lene Nelson, Frank Lubey-Doug Nissen, Bert-Jon Novak. 44 Credit Where Credit Is Due Awards honoring the students of RHS were presented at the Ac- tivities Banquet on April 26, 1979. Music, Annual Staff, and Pep Club participants received recognition for their achieve- ments throughout the year. Re- cipients of academic awards were also recognized. Lynne Hansen received the Most Valuable Player Award and Lisa Anderson the Hustle Award for Volleyball. Winners of the Co-Hustle Awards for Football were Marlon Hennig and Joel Daggett. Doug Nissen was named Most Valuable Player for Football. Basketball awards were presented by Mr. Naden. The speaker for the evening was Mr. Bernie Saggau, a Big-8 of- ficial and Executive Director of the Iowa State Athletic Associ- ation. He presented a heartwarming speech that will be long remembered. 46 “Ballroom Blitz”Junior-Senior Prom 1979 The Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday, May 5, 1979. Us- ing the colors of light blue, dark blue, and silver, the Juniors transformed the Gym into a disco ballroom, in fitting with their theme, Ballroom Blitz Junior Class President, Floyd Beckmann, was Master of Cere- monies and welcomed the Seniors. Lynne Hansen, Senior Class President, responded with a thank you on behalf of all the Sen- iors. Angie Sailors read the Senior Class Prophecies, and Kim Smith commented on the meanings of the Seniors' names. Marlon Hennig gave the blessing for the meal of Roast Beef, Baked Potato, Green Bean Casserole, Roll and Butter, Tossed Salad and Cherry Cheesecake prepared by the Junior Class Mothers. Cody Baumann provided the entertainment for a dazzling evening of music and dance. Wally Pierce, Alecia Nissen, Val Nelson, Lisa Anderson, Rhonda Novak, and Cecil Brummond served as waiters and waitresses. 48 Trackers' Keep Movin' On OSAZ if O Hie , $saLie “ -e - .x? 3 FIRST ROW: Kim Smith, Dana Rell, Wanda Novak. SECOND ROW: Marlon Hennig, Mike Os- trand, Mark Kroger, Doug Nlssen, Brlen Schumacher, Coach Naden. The 1979 Rosalie Track Team consisted of six boys and three girls. The team's number de- creased with the loss of Mark Kroger and Wanda Novak midway through the season. Even though small In number, each member put forth an extra effort to do their best. Craig Posvar 50 Fledglings Fly High FRONT ROW: Kristy Smith, Kae Posvar, Fae Posvar. SECOND ROW: Eddie McRo- berts, Sheila Bonneau, Kim Nelson, Melin- da Anderson. THIRD ROW: Tony Schu- macher, Coach Naden, Kent Steinmeyer, Brad Slaughter, Doug Rei I, Marla Nolting, Teresa Christ, Carol Kroger. Five boys and nine girls made up the nu- cleus of this years' Junior High Track Team. Members of the team participated in two track meets, the Macy Invitational and Logan Valley Conference at Tekamah. The team did very well as a whole and are looking forward to future competition. Seniors Sneak To Okoboji On Saturday, May, 12, the Seniors of '79 travelled to Okoboji for their sneak trip. Due to the severe winter weather the usual rides and con- cessions were closed, but it was still nice to get away for the weekend. The Sen- iors would like to thank Mrs. Nissen and Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Brown for accompa- nying us on the trip. MOTOR CLEAR ANI MNVjtK .K on BOAT RACKS . TO IT si 52 We All Live Under The Same Sky, But We Don’t All Have The Same Horizon . . . Class Flower-White Rose tipped In Blue Class Colors-Regal Blue and White On Sunday, May 20, the Seniors of 1979 completed their first educa- tional era and began a new beginning, with high school graduation. The exercises began with the traditional walk by the Seniors and was proceeded with an invocation by Pastor Ted McIntyre. Salutatorian, Jolene Nelson, presented her speech, after which Kim Smith and Rhonda Novak sang Both Sides Now . After the song, Pastor McIn- tyre gave an inspiring address about honesty . Next was the presen- tation of 8th grade diplomas, followed by a speech from Valedictori- an, Lynne Hansen. Then came the big moment when President of the School Board, Larry Ahlers, presented the Seniors with their diplomas. The Bene- diction was given by Pastor McIntyre and Miss Diane Logan played the recessional to end the memorable occasion. Valedictorian-Lynne Hansen 53 in in in 56 Annual Staff Sets New Ad Sales Record % On November 2, ten eager salesmen travelled to the area cities of Pender, Walthill, Lyons, Decatur, Bancroft, and Rosalie to sell ads for the 1978-79 Bull- dog Growl Yearbook. The exhausted salesmen returned with a record sales of $1505.00. FIRST ROW: Lynne Hansen-Editor, Dana Reil-Copy and Layout Editor, Jon Novak-Promotions and Advertising Man- ager, Jolene Nelson. SECOND ROW: Kim Smith-Copy and Layout Editor, Marlon Hennig, Carey Hennig, Laurie Christ. THIRD ROW: Doug Nissen-Busi- ness Manager, Brien Schumacher, Mrs. Farrens-Yearbook Advisor. The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following people for their help in making this yearbook possible: everyone who purchased an ad, Mrs. Farrens for her patience with the staff, Nancy Akins for her cover design, Wally Pierce for Artwork, Marty Brown and Jim Buck for stepping in when extra help was needed, and Miss Alexander for supervising us while Mrs. Farrens was in the hospital. We hope this book has brought back all the treasured memories of this past year. 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FOOD ECONOMY MARKET Good Bargains Every Week Pender, NE 68047 FRENCH'S QUARTERS Walthill, NE 68067 Coldest Beer in Town KARI'S KOOL Walthill, NE 68067 Home of the Superburger WALTHILL INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance For All Your Needs Walthill, NE 68067 BUSINESS PHONE: 846-5423 HOME PHONE: 846-5465 URBANEC DX Walthill, NE 68067 Fast Service For Everyone A UTOMA TIC EQUIPMENT PENDER STATE BANK Dependable Products for Farm and Ranch Phone: 385-3051 Pender, NE 68047 Mem ber FDIC Your Community Bank Pender, NE 68047 THE JIM ROSS ITER AGENCY SILVER MOON TAVERN Waithill, NE 68067 Complete Insurance Service Real Estate Sales And Service Appraisals Waithill, NE 68067 Phone: 846-5425 KEN'S REX ALL DRUGS Prescription Specialists Pender, NE 68047 Phone: 385-3144 Darrel Ramona Frese, Owners CAMEO III Waithill, NE 68067 LORENSON LUMBER GRAIN Ready Mix Concrete Pender, NE 68047 NORM'S HAIRSTYLING BARBERSHOP STAFFORD MOTOR PARTS Men's Women's Hair Cuts Pender, NE 68047 JOHN’S CORNER STORE Visit Our Bakery Waithill, NE 68067 Service Is Our Motto Pender, NE 68047 Phone: 385-3031 PENDER VET CLINIC HOLMQUIST GRAIN LUMBER Pender, NE 68047 Phone: 385-3155 Dr. R. F. Reppert; Dr. J. D. Strahm: Dr. M. K. Sharp; Dr. G. G. Gabel. Walthill, NE 68067 We Have Everything You Need or Want BECK'S BAR Pender, NE 68047 BOHLEN BUILDINGS FARMS AND COMMERICAL BUILDING Mixed Drinks - Liquor Sales Dale Denter KATS Insurance Agency CAMPBELL MANULACTURING CO. Walthill, NE 68067 Pender, NE 68047 Phone: 385-3103 THE PENDER TIMES FNB INSURA NCE Serving Ad Of AGENCY Thurston County Your Number ONE With Us First National Bank Walthill, NE 68067 Phone: 846-5441 THE WALTH ILL CITIZEN 65 ROSALIE HARDWARE Dean Daggett Rosalie, NE 68055 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Continuous Service Since 1884 Bancroft, NE 68004 Each depositor innurod to 40.000 FCOEHAl DEPOSIt IMSU ANCC CORPORATION SILVER FOX BAR Where good friends meet. Beer - Liquor - Food - On Off Sales Dallas Carmen Russman Phone: 863-2349 HANSENS WELDING Bancroft, NE 68004 RAYS HARDWARE Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone: 648-3366 Junbeam CORPORATION Always at your Service S K Tools NOTTLEMANNS OF BANCROFT Bancroft, NE 68004 INSURANCE COUNSELORS LARRY'S BAR Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone: 648-3398 TERRA-WESTERN Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone: 648-3346 Fertilizer - Ag. Chemicals - Custom Application B.A.C. GARAGE Used Cars and Repair TWIFORD TRANSFER Rosalie, NE 68055 Phone: 863-2266 67 68 RAASCH'S BAR GRILL Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone 648-7458 Beer - Mixed Drinks - Lunches JIM'S MARKET TRIPLE “C” PRODUCTS Route 2 Box 52 Bancroft, NE 68004 A wide slection of bins and buildings available. Complete construction service. Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone 648-7492 16 Oz. For a pound; 100 Cents for a Dollar. PAG. Doyle Reil, Rosalie NE 68055 I Farm For Keeps GATZEMEYER TRACTOR REPAIR PRESTON’S BAR Ann Duane Preston Rosalie, NE 68055 Dennis Gatzemeyer Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone 648-7611 BANCROFT CO-OP ASSOCIATION Agriculture Service Supply Box 248 Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone 648-3371 Seed - Fertilizer - Petro - Farm Chemicals - Propane. Wine - Mixed Drinks - Liquor sales. HOLMQUIST GRAIN LUMBER SMITH’S STANDARD SER VICE Rosalie, NE 68055 Everything SWEET with SUPER SWEET. Phone: 863-2255 VOGTS LOCKER Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone 648-7493 Howard Peterson, Manager Slaughter - Processing - Smoking. Beef Sausage is our speciality. Rosalie, NE 68055 Phone 863-2244 Standard Oil Product; Tire and Repairs. HOLMQUIST GRAIN LUMBER CANARSKY’S DEPT. STORE Bancroft, NE 68004 Where the HOME begins. Bancroft, NE 68004 Clothes For The Whole Family. Our line of building materials is complete. LYONS MINI MART CITIZENS ST A TE BANK Open daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Lyons, NE 68038 Decatur, NE 68020 gas-groceries-music Don Feme Hamberg, Owners A FULL SERVICE bank STANDARD OIL FERTILIZER Division Oil Company BUR T COUNTY IMPLEMENT INC. JOHN DEERE Fertilizer Ag. Chemicals Farm hand sales service Gary Olson, Manager Lyons, NE 68038 Phone: 687-2632 FRENCH’S FOOD MARKET Decatur, NE 68020 Phone: 349-5373 LYONS IMPLEMENT CO. Lyons, NE 68038 Ray Stan Remember we service everything we sell Lyons, NE 68038 Phone: 687-2282 BEARD’S BARBER SHOP BACONS SODDING Lyons, NE 68038 Phone: 687-2159 SEASONED FIRE PLACE WOOD THAT BURNS Ash-Oak-Walnut-Minnesota White Birch Lyons, NE 68038 Phone: 687-2010 Larry Olson L YONS LA NES Lyons, NE 68038 Phone: 687-2418 Kindling wood available Where friends meet Phone: 687-2474 LYONS FLORAL SHOP PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Lyons, NE 68038 Ann Olson HUNGRY'S STEAK HOUSE Steak-Chicken-Fish Decatur, NE 68020 LYON’S DEN CAFE 243 Main Lyons, Ne 68038 if you LIKE our food tell a FRIEND, if you DON'T tell us. 71 72 $5.00 CONTRIBUTIONS Lyle B. Egerman, Dentist Bancroft, NE 68004 Phone: 648-7641 Smith's Cafe Rosalie, NE 68055 Phone: 863-9250 Lee Anderson Rosalie, NE 68055 Phone: 863-2364 Mou's Place Bancroft, NE 68004 Myron Vogt Sales SVC Bancroft, NE 68004 Warnock's Garage Rosalie, NE 68055 Norma Pape Rosalie, NE 68055 Harry Hennig Rosalie, NE 68055 Heise Produce Company Pender, NE 68047 The Hair'm Edine Vogt and Debbie Suhr Pender, NE 68047 Omahaline Hydraulics Company Walthill, NE 68067 Pender Lanes Pender, NE 68047 Racely's Clothing Store Cleaners Pender, NE 68047 g| Walthill Standard I Walthill, NE 68067 Gambles Store Walthill, NE 68067 Meierdierks True Value Hardware Furniture Store Pender, NE 68047 Farmers Union Co-op Pender, NE 68047 Valley View Nursing Home Pender, NE 68047 Puckett's Florists Pender, NE 68047 J J Bar Pender, NE 68047 Bruce Smith Rosalie, NE 68055 Jon Novak Rosalie, NE 68055 Bill Hawk Rosalie, NE 68055 Rodger Brown Rosalie, NE 68055