Roseland High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Roseland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1970 volume:

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Volleyball Coach A Teacher Affects Eternzty, Track Coach He Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops. MRS, M. HALL English German Music ?i' . in x l MR. J. BROWN MRS, L, WALTEMATH Mathematics English English 11 Art SCHOOL BOARD pictured at left, seated: Harold Gartner, William Trausch, Jerome Koneng standing: Kenneth Heuertz, Pete Bonifas, Raymond Heinrich. 5 uw, K.. 6, fi. MRS. M. LEWIS Librarian MRS. J. BREAZ EALE Teacher- A ide MR. D. CECRLE Science MR. V. NEMECEK Commercial World Geography MR. G. HARTMAN Industrial Arts Physical Education B.B. Coach MR, T. OLIN 1st Semester Football Coach Social Studies MRS, P, ADAMS 2nd Semester Social Studies I er' We 1 I fr MRS, LOS KILL School Nurse H, ZUBROD8a M. KLUSMAN MRS, RANKIN Bus Drivers Speech Therapist ii ' L , ,kkh .. kk ,. 4 Q. g A jx V RQ I EI ' S W r RAY 85 LOU CONSBRUCK MRS, STILES 85 MRS, RICKER Janitors Cooks 7 Seniors Sorrow and Joy G0 Hand-In-Hand May 19th will always betreasured by the proud Seniors of '70, Bound to- gether by four years of tears and laughter, the Seniors together as a class for the last time, share in the joys and sorrows of their Graduation, Reluctant to leave their past life to- gether, yet eager for their future, they go forth to face their world as individuals. ln addition to the 11 graduating Seniors, Beverly Mousel, a former student of R,H,S,, received her diploma. It was a momentous march. Lenny receives his diploma from his Mary Ann gives a tearful farewell. father. AS YOUTH IS- ' .3 .ci '-'. 1- ' . , ' ,ffm i. 3,15 . ,Q 5. 7 . Q. -x 1 ul W. Wi. '1 ? Q' 1937 vlU'? 'f'9 'fav 'lei - LEONARD TRAUSCH Class Play 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Gulf 4, Letterman 4 1' Am nv- IACQUELINE KONEN Class Officer 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Student ,Council 2-4, Speech 3, Kearney Scholastics 3, Pep Club 1-2- 3-4, Officer 2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3- 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Letterman 3-4 . RODNEY HEUERTZ Class Play 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Letterman 1-2-3-4 LAVON BUHR Class Play 3-4, Pep Club 1-.2-3-4, Volleyball 4 PATRICIA HARMS ' Cass Officer 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Speech 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 3, Cheerleader 4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Lett6r1TlaI1 1'3 4 MARY ANN HOFFMAN Class Officer 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Student Council 1-3, Speech 3-4, Kearney Scholastics 1-2-3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Letterman 4 SO IS TOMORROW KENNETH PARR Class Play 3-4, Keamey Scholastics 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Track 1-4, Letterman 4 BONNIE BONIFAS Class Play 3-4, Class Officer 2, Speech 3, Kearney Scholastics 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Letterman 2-3-4, Annual Staff Editor 4 NORBERT TRAUSCH Class Officer 1, Class Play 3-4, Kearney Scholastics 4, Football 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2- 3, Golf 4, Letterman 4 'Q 'Yi JANE KON EN Class Officer 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Speech 3-4, Kearney Scholastics 2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Annual Staff Co-Editor 4 KATHRYN HEUERTZ Class Officer 1-3, Class Play 3-4, Speech 3-4, Kearney Scholastic 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Letterman 3-4 MR. DELMER VANLENGEN Class Sponsor 3-4 'GN .pa 'fI...u ww -Ja' f sf er? br' ,f Juniors ax 54 nxf - MS - 1 Vi- grx: A 3 -Q29 W ne, v , Q . 5 V E A , H'-.fwxw-..-'mm - - . T1 f',f5iSSiqf'g1:'?d' Q n ? Q ww 4 , f ,,4-Zfgligiswi, ,,,, 1 -- fm SQ. Q Q 1 5 Class rings, play practzce, prom nzght - We?'e Juniors! Randy Mohr Rhonda Zubrod Mary Ann Mangers Cheryl Gartner Lynn Parr Mary Brown Karen Parr N ancy Ttausch ,T eff Konen Debbie Consbruck 13 . --, QJL V 'f 1 1 hg.. kxMq'X ' , 3. ' N-N ,... LA EDUCAHQN ophomores x ,A ,. ,,ef.ff- K fm Q - fs . ,Q 1: 1i'f-'xg wi-1.-gy-3 wg f:SQ3'ztf : -'f K 1 6 V Ziff:-?gffx55'Ff E535 X ZX -lgyvj vqw I-it fri Y,.,2g:f. J 25? , I Q 1 fu: -'fri M SF. iff ggfjf. 'H2',5g'g is mi , ,, , 5 -ws -, -.-,,M3.h,.Q-,gg M,3Qg5rv- AN- ,4v5,1,,5,,f Sophomores Have Half The Battle Won. fir, ,d-r Sari X M I5 if u-.X it' 4,-'Q X 3 du -s ' Top row Marcy Parr Danny Heuertz Mary Ellis if Roger Zubrod Janet Trausch Third row Bob Hilger Jim Kort Donna David FSM: IM Middle row Linda Heuertz Vicki Kelly Joe Bonifas Veronica Mangers Steve Willmes E I X 5 F' nfnrwximlfx N Freshmen Hello, all you new cards! X ' ,,,,, ' Our Freshmen find it rough on Initiation. Steve 'Irausch C athy Parr Charlie Trausch Steve Heuertz ,Tolene Komen Roger Shaw Corinne Manske Bernie Bonifas Danny Mousel Patty Mangers Gerry Konen 17 Junior Weie on our way. J met Shaw Tom Mangefs Valerie Zubrod Laxry Klem Peggl' Brown Tom Trausch 722 dw. Billy Warburton Nancy Klein Martha Ellie ,T ames Gartner Brian Zubrod Carmen Zubrod .T ohn York Larry Shaw Ir. High basketball and volleyball teams. In Conference tournament the girls won second place. 18 We Learn Together at R. H S ff! 5 ' 55 xr M 9 Q Education isn't play and it can't be made to look like play. It is hard, hard work, but it can be made interesting work. 19 Little Cards work and play Grades 3 Sc 4 Front row: .Toy McDermott, Ricky Kothe, Kelly Jensen, Dennis Klein, Tracy Thayer, Brain Reis. Middle row: ,Terry Timko, Henry Eltz, Craig Larkin, James Breazeale, Ricky Me- yer, Fred Ehrman, Dennis Timm. Back row: Mrs. Edna Burge, Billy Ehrman, J'udy Kinnison, Michael Ger- loff, Dianna Klusman, Edward David, Lois Heinrich. ' E95 Grades 5 85 6 Front row: Terry Larkin, Troy Mc- Dermott, Janet Mangers, Kevin Jen- sen, Debra Kothe, and Rodney Timm. Middle row: Jackie Ehrman, Darrell Klusman, Patty Ellis, Russell Ochsner, Elnora Eltz. Back row: Mrs. Karr, Roger Warburton, Brent Timko, Larry Heinrich, David Brown, Bob Timko, Bob Warburton, and Randy Meyer. Grades 1 Xa 2 Front row: Kathy Gartner, Douglas Klus man, Lora Mousel, Randal Klein, Lynne Hartman, Dale Ehrman, Karen King. Second row: Ricky Fredricks, Bert Kinnison, Robin Kinnison, Roger Thaut, Debbie Ellis, ,Terry Klein. Third row: Mrs. Christensen, Ronny Meyer, Russell Klusman, Dallas Wagner, Neal Gerloff, Jeff Grabill, Randall Ochsner, Oirtis Manske. Kindergarten Front row: Bradley Wagner, Jillweb- er, Ricky Mangers, Kathy Donohue, Tommy Boutross, Patty Konen, Robin Zubrod. Middle row: Scott Timm, Marc Harpham, Rita Deveny, Linda Beach, Sharon King, Janice Konen, Michael Mousel. Back row: .Tulie Donohue, Randy Kothe, Russell Meyer, Brent Grabill, Dennis Trausch, Shawna McDermott, Mark Hartman. M51 S. ' ' ,. msn I' M ,, X , 21 , , J., Y, AQ ' V W x . ' .i . K? . :Zen f I nf .. f ' x 1 k -M: 1- M ,.1' ,v A 1 .nw , f.- .4 W, V . I , 1 3 ,Viva .J r ' A f W, ,, -. N1-1.fr4uf X, , n 1 2.1 EEEHA-KL' -' L' -: K Q' ' 1' f 'iff' - ', .f ,Mr ,:Y,ff. --7 H ' ' - 1 HK -h my ' ,. . ' h. Ag -' Q . A If fy, Y , xl, 9. 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Parr, L. Trausch, R. Mohr, N Trausch B Bonifas R. Heuertz Middle Row D Heuertz, B. I-Iilger, I. Bonifas, R. Zubrod, .T.Kort, K. Parr. Front Row G Konen C Trausch S Trausch S Heuertz S Willmes, R. Shaw Seventeen boys went out for football to start off the '69 football seasonunder Coaches Tim Olin and Delmer Vanlsengen. There were four returning letterman from last year. The team was able to defeat Campbell for their only win of the season, but they were receiving experience and playing time needed for a team. Experience and depth were the main problems in this year's team. Injuries to key players was another disaster that hit the team. Even though the record didn't turn out too well for the Cardinals, they received much necessary experience for future years. at si practice drills. Cardinals charge forward for a touchdown Roseland Sundries arg C Phone 756-2101 Phone 756 2811 Roseland, Nebraska Roseland Nebraska Underclassmen Meet the Challenge FIRST FIVE: ,Tim Kon, Ken Parr, Randy Mohr, Dan Heuertz, Jeff Konen Coach Gerald I-Iartma After losing eight graduating lettermen and two more lettermen, Norb and Lynn by injuries, and Rodney, a promising prospect, also by football injuries, the coming season looked mighty chal- lenging for R.1-1.5. Although the Cardinals were not a winning team, they did manage two victories. The first was over Campbell 46-43, and the second over Bladen in the District Tournament, 47-4O.All regulars were underclassmen except for Ken Parr. This experience gained should be of great help in the coming year. Leading scorers were Randy Mohr 248, Jeff Konen with 183, and Ken Parr with 169. Randy also was the leading rebounder with 17 per game. Although the Cardinals were not awinning team, we should be proud of the sportsmanship and deter- mination of the team members during 1969-70 basketball season. At right Ken puts out 110'7f effort! Glenwood Telephone Membersh p p Business Office 742-3131 24 Blue Hill, Nebraska Conference Champions-A Dream Come True FIRST TWELVE - Back Row: K. Parr, M. Parr, P. Harms, B. Bonifas, K. Heuenz, J. Konen. 2nd Row: J'. Konen, J. Trausch Coach Delmer VanLengen, R. Zubrod, M. Brown. Front Row: M. Hoffman, I. Konen. The South Central Nebraska volleyball champs for 1969-70 are the Roseland Cardinals. The team started out with a heart-breaking season, losing many hard-fought games by only a couple points. Going into the Conference tournament with a 3-8 record, the girls first victory was over Holstein. Then advancing to an undefeated Trumbull squad the tenseness grew tighter, but with the backing of the fans and the spirit of the girls, the Cardinals pulled through to another victory to continue to the finals. Bladen was next to feel the sting of defeat as Roseland pushed on for the title. The game with Guide Rock was the deciding point ofthe tournament. By the win of two more straight sets the thrill and happiness of being Conference Champions was Roseland's to keep. The team also participated ina32-team tourna- ment in Hastings, placing in the top eight. The last game was lost to the eventual champs, Wilcox. This volleyball season will long be remembered in Roseland by the slogan that is posted in the hall Patti and Bonnie match skill R.H.S. is Number 1.1, Roseland State Bank 26 Roseland, Nebraska Oldest Banking Name in Adams County Front row - L Buhr, M. Parr,J. Trausch, P. Harms, B. Bonifas, K. Heuertz, K. Parr, J. Konen, J. Konen. Back row - C. Parr, V. Mangers, R. Zubrod, J. Konen, Coach Vanlengen, M. Hoffman, M. Brown, D, David, M. Mangers. Kathy Heuertz Going for Spike Seniors from left to right are M. Hoffman, I. Konen, P. Harms, B. Bonifas, K. O I-leuertz, J. Konen. These girls were active in volleyball all four years. Front row - I. Konen, L. Heuertz, V. Kelly, C. Manske, P. Mangers. Second row - C, Parr, M. Parr, M. Mangers, M. Hoffman, M. Ellis, K. Parr. Third row - R. Zubrod, M. Brown, K. Heuertz, P. Harms, D. David, J. Konen, and Coach Vanlengen. Track 1970 Seventeen girls joined the track team this year. They participated in track meets throughout the sea- son at Kenesaw, Bladen, G.l. Northwest and Hast- ings Chamber of Com- merce. They placed third in the Conference Track Meet and received a first place trophy for the 880 yard relay. Their efforts were well rewarded by their ex- perience and the fun they had while competing. 27 Cards Qualify For State Meet - One State Champ Front: R. Heuertz, D. Heuertz, R, Mohr, K, Parr, J. Komen. Back: I. Kort,J', Bonifas, B, Bonifas, Coach Var1Lengen Rod wins snare Class D 100 yd. dash. Randy makes a winning jump. Golfing Gets Itfs Start The State Track and Field Meet held at Kearney climaxed the Cardinal Track Season. Rod Heuertz, and Randy Mohr both qualified for the State Meet. After tough, tight competition, Rod placed lst in the 100 yard dash with a winning time of 10.2, and also took 2nd in the 220. with 22.9. As a school, Rose- land placed 5th out of the 51 scoring class D schools. During the season, five school records were broken. The 880 yd. re1ayteam,RodHeuertz, Randy Mohr, Jeff Konen, Heuertz, previous a l:38.6. and Danny broke the record with Rod' sprinted the 100 yd. dash in a 9.9 and the 220 dash in 22.9. Jeff ran the 180 yd. low hurdles in 23.1. Randy tied the school record in high jump, jumping a 5' 11 1f4 . . Front: J, Komen, R, Shaw, S. Trausch. Back: L, Parr, R. Mohr, N. Trausch L, Trausch 28 , Y. Wal., e Active Athletes Form The Y? Club Lettermen: R. Zubrod, K. Parr, P. Harms, R. Heuertz, N. Trausch, R. Mohr, L Parr. .T. Konen, K. Heuertz, B. Bonifas, I. Konen, M. Hoffman, M. Brown, D. David. Sponsors: Mr. VanLengen and Mr. Hartman. ,sw-to -9-mlqf . R -. -. ' . . 5633 ff: 4- - ' ' ' , A 130, 11 1 Q, g.Mig'wfpL:-e-,+,:- X if A it A or ' Q'fri-ierfrmrs,-vrfgwf'ww K 5. M3 ' e., . The fight for victory began a week before school started. The fourteen returning let- termen set the pace for upcoming athletes. There were hard practices, some awfully rugged games, some definitely sore muscles, a few serious injuries, but a continuous striving for success. However these players have some memories and ex- periences that will always stay with them. It takes hard work, determination, and a candy bar in their back pocket to make an R Club member. A-, --i-ee , WT- A ...su ,141 -T I I I 1 s .-......4. r L y , ,I 'A , .I 1' 1 Y 'Q L 1 . . '1 ,. -xp A V --. E I ' up I .1 ' IQ, , .Q ..., 1 . . , ,,, , - - i , c e r . . - 3 -..,, --np. . ' ,,' I . 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A ' 1 'f'--'--N My 'Qan- www -w-mv-fr ww 2411---:am - VW, A ME' W' 3,4 1iE, ' N Q :if ' gf Af?fgfl'.fAi'E . '96 WJ f 1'.w -THQ k. TL , ' 'f3f' f' M - Pdf- Qieigkkf -E Y ff? IV Sf? .Jf?5 ?9 .3 2 5.4, 'L - L, ff 'x g .lf 3, ,121 Q - f , 9V,.a f pm yr sf. ff? hjigiff 3 f y- Q'5ff'P'??f2 'Y 'li-MP2, I ' .g.f1: 'A 4 . Kg' Y ff -. Qt: 1 ma ni ,. . mm- Q Mi' I 1 S x , AQ' A .sw .A- .-if L, xkfn 3, Of . I .iv A, ww- W. fc X r fy. .. ii-, v X' U , . ,N lst Row: D. David, C. Manske, J. Konen, K. Parr. 2nd Row: M. Parr, L. Heuertz, I. Trausch, V. Mangers. 3rd Row: V. Kelly, R. Zubrod, M. Mangers, C. Gartner, M. Brown. 4th Row: B. Bonifas, K. Parr, N. Trausch, D. Consbruck, L. Buhr. 5th Row: P. Harms, J. Konen, J'. Konen, M. Hoffman, K. Heuertz. ffm Back Our Team The Pep Club of Roseland High repre- sents the very unique character of the school. The Pep Club has aimed to formulate true spirit and support for the Cardinal team. All through this sports year, they have ex- pressed extreme pride in their team and school with continuous cheer- ing. Their activities ranged from supplying refreshments for foot- ball and basketball games, to presenting the Athletic Banquet and dance. Spirit at R.I-LS. will always reign high, everyone will always stick together to back their great team to the end. The Pep Club will say, We Love You Cardinals! T? ?1? -11' Fans applaud after a tense game OFFICERS: Bonnie Bonifas-Treas., Karen Parr- Vice- Pres., Jackie Konen-Pres Rhonda Zubrod- Sec. Co-Operative Grain 8LSuppIy Co. Phone 756-2201 Roseland, Nebraska Acti ui ties Extracurricular Activities Spark Impetus For Students Student Council- Left to right: C. Zubrod, C. Manske, I. Konen, J. Konen, Speech - Front: Coach Brown, M. Brown J, Konen, J. Konen, M. Mangers, Sponsor D, VanI.engen, J, Trausch, March R. Zubrod, M. Mangers, M. Ellis. Sec0l'1d Parr, J, Shaw row: I. Konen, M. Hoffman, V. Kelly, - D. Donna. Third row: D. Consbru k, M, The student council, led by' Mr. Vanluengen, Parr' L. Heuertz, K. pm. Back raw. J- has tried to close the gap of communication Konen, K. Heuerrz, C. Gartner, N. lrausch between the administration and the students. Serious discussions helped to establish an appropriate code of conduct and dress for the '70 year. The highpoint of the council's activities was the job of planning and sponsoring the Christmas dance. Kearney Scholastics - Front: M. Rown, J. Konen, I. Konen, M. Hoffman R. Zubrod, M. Ellis, V. Mangers. Middle row: P. Mangers, L Heuertz, I, Trausch, C. Manske, N. Trausch, J. Konen, B. Bonifas. Back: I. Konen, N. Trausch, K. Parr, S. Trausch. Chorus pictured at left. Jolene Konen received 2nd place at Kearney Inter High Day in German. 33 Homecomzng hzghlzghts football season Our Homecoming night of October 3 held magic and mystery for both the candidates and spectators. The tension mounted and hopes soared as three proud couples awaited the crowning amid a hushed crowd. For the winning Queen Karen and King Jeff the night will always hold special significance for a success never loses its glow, or dreams their magnetism, With happiness and hope reflected in their smiles, the couple reigns over the spirit of R.I-LS. Attendants Lynn Parr and Mary Ann Mangers Danny I-Ieuertz and Rhonda Zubrod f 'Break a leg Juniors and Seniors. Senior class cast The Senior Class pre- sented, Do You Trust Your Boyfriend? a comedy in three acts. Many long hours of practice and failures in rehearsals resulted ina successful night of one acts for the Junior Class. .Tunior class cast 35 Impossible Dream? . . . Prom '70 D are to Dream . . . Reach to the Highest . . . Everyone has a Dream . . . A world in your Hands . . . May you l11i1d a fence around it . . F? ig!!- Togetherness is signified by class A few words of advice from our ROC? SHCI Pattie give LSSI Will. presidents. superintendent. 6 Mary Hown extends welcome. Couples enjoying the after dinner dance! Class Prophecy As we look into the future years of the Seniors of the 7 0 class we see that Bonnie Bonifas has just won Suzy Homemaker of the year and is now in a race with Betty Crocker for the flakiest pie crust ever made, Norb Trausch is now touring the world as a pro golfer. Each day he seems to be improving, because in the last tournament he only hit four people. Jackie Konen is now a Drivers Education teacher at R,H,S, and is teaching her students to go around the town pump without hitting it. Lavon Buhr is now residing at the Adams County Courthouse where she has been trying to get her drivers license, but she can't seem to keep her eyes on the road because of the cute guy she takes for a ride. Kenny Parr is now the high point man in the NBA. He has just beat out Wilt Chamberlain after a big race for the honors. Jane Konen is now campaigning across the United States for first woman president. And it looks like chances are slim for Spiro. Patti Harms is now a world famous writer of wit. She also has written many joke books for adult entertain- ment. She only has one trouble-- after she writes the jokes she has to have someone explain them to her. Kathy Heuertz has just become a nun. She is an authority on human relations and has just published her new book entitled Sex and the Single Nun. Lenny Trausch is now the owner of Lenny's Latest. lt is a pants making factory in which one pair of pants are turned out every week for Lenny's own personal use. Mary Ann Hoffman is now the owner of one of the largest peanut butter factories in the world, Huffy's Puffy Peanut Butter. She is now experimenting to find a more nuttier tasting peanut. Rodney Heuertz has just set a record in the 100 meter dash at the Olympics and is now hunting for a room big enough to keep all his medals. We, the Roseland Seniors of '70 of Adams County in the State of Nebraska, in a sound state of mind, reasoning, and memory, do make, publish, and declare our last will and testament. Class Will To the Juniors, we will our ability to gain support from surrounding towns, our books from which we have acquired so much knowledge, and the stage in the gym on which we so successfully put on our plays. To the sophomores, we give our ability to roam about the schoolhouse during school hours, also our unending patience which always kept us out of trouble, To the young and inexperienced freshmen who still have 540 of the most exciting days of their attendance at this school, we leave a map of the various paths we took to get to our classrooms and the office. To the various students, we bequeath our personal traits as follows: Lenny Trausch wills his farmer pants to Cheryl Gartner, his height to Mary Mangers, and his ability to play golf from behind a tree to Mr. Brazeale, Kathy Heuertz wills her co- ordination to stay off the volley- ball floor to Karen Parr, Her ability to type to Mr. Brazeale, and her gray hairs to Debbie Consbruck. Norb Trausch wills his ability to get a date first time, every time to Jeff Konen, his thermometer to Mr. Cecrle, and his ability to jump out of fastmoving vehicles to Mary Mangers. Patti Harms wills her ability to high jump without bending the bar to Karen Parr, my peanut butter bread to Mary Brown, and my ability to catch on to jokes to Jeff Konen. Lavon Buhr wills her ability to drive other peoples cars to Rhonda Zubrod, and her ability to stick her foot in her mouth to Karen Parr. Jackie Konen wills her ability to let town pumps come out and bite her to Rhonda Zubrod, her Teddy- runners to Lynn Parr, and-her giggle to Randy Mohr. Rodney Heuertz wills his gift of gab to Randy Mohr, and his wise cracks to Cheryl Gartner. Bonnie Bonifas wills her ability to spike and to slam Mr. Brown to Mary Brown. Kenny Parr wills his cute dimples to Mrs. Adams and his ability to play tailback to Jeff Konen. Mary Ann Hoffman wills her love for cherry flavored drinks to Nancy, Cheryl, Debbie and Mary, her ability to get along with Mrs. Hall to Lynn Parr. Jane Konen wills her femininity to Rhonda Zubrod, and her ability to check into the medical books to Mary Brown. 37 Athletic Queen Patti and King Norb The days of our youth go flying by No stopping though hard we try. So once in the year, we pause to greet A day that lingers in memory's sweep 38 Treasure The Cardinal Spirit Attendants: Kathy Heuertz BOr1r1ie B0r1ifas Ken Parr Rod Heuertz -S t Mm A variety of awards were received, Rhonda Zubrod WHS IOaStlTliSI1'CSS of the evening All Began Equal But These Went Beyond 36 me JW Most Valuable Players Track: Rhonda Zubrod Football: Jeff Konen Basketball: Randy Mohr Volleyball: Bonnie Bonifas Track: Rodney Heuertz Jeff and Kathy named Outstanding A proud Norb displays his Sports- Valedimofian and Salutafofi-9U'M3YY Boy and Girl of the Year HONOR ROLL Farr students earned a grade average of 95 percent or better for four of the six reporting periods. They are Janet Trausch, a sophomoreg Jeff Konen, a junior: and Jane Konen and Mary Hoffman, seniors. Earning averages of 90 percent or better were the following: Larry Shaw, grade seveng Tim Trausch, Larry Klein, Tom Mangers, grade eight. Corine Manske, Jolene Konen, and Patty Mangers, freshmeng Mary Ellis, sophomore: Rhonda Zubrod, Karen Parr, Mary Mangers, and Mary Brown, juniorsg Jackie Konen and Bonnie Bonifas, seniors. 40 manship Award Ann Hoffman and Jane Konen April 23rd through the 27th we shared four glorious days of Senior Sneak. We trotted through the woods on horseback, danced on a moonlit ferry, sped around the lake in boats, flew over it in seaplanes, explored the Ozark Caverns, consumed quan- tities of roasted wieners, and we also accidently fell in the swimming pool. Of course, there was a lor of just plain goofing around in between, Finally, pleasantly exhausted and slightly sunburned, we boarded our bus to head home to Nebraska. We re all sailors at heart' Our Sponsors favorite spot' Ready - Set - CD!! - as , , , . .-- 1 .H I ' fu' dll - K ' , A'-'fd'-U' Q- 4 . 1 ' Q- R wrxwm Y 1 1 at . . .--- - - ,-z x t - fl ., I 4 4 , Q f X if 1 Q 1 l 1 r f t ' ' A x m , , K ' .1 ' it 1 - 1 J , , gf, I r ' What skill what POISCV77 We sing along with ,Toe Good- bye Ozarks, 41 F ' YEAR BOOK STAFF CO-EDITORS ..... Bonnie Bonifas Jane Konen GENERAL STAFF Mary Ann Hoffman Ken Parr Lavon Buhr Kathy Heuertz Norb Trausch Patti Harms Rodney Heuertz Jackie Konen Lenny Trausch Jeff Konen Rhonda Zubrod SPONSOR ..... Mrs. L. Waltemath PHOTOGRAPI-IER .... Mr. J. Brown Each minute which fades is never to be recovered. The symbols . . . the objects . . . of that moment will soon be lost in many memories. The people change . . . the s eniors leave leadership responsi- bilities to under- classmen. , And in time even THE symbol . .. the building .. . will be changed for change is the symbol of progress. Aduerti .si ng . . 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Znd Street Hastings, Nebraska Phone: fArea Code 4OZl 462 -2 1 13 FR C SED REP S T TIVE FUR E OFFICE TVPEWRITERS f PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - ROVTVPE' SUPPLIES HA STINGS BOOSTER S Bruckman Engineering Dalton's Service and Cafe K 8: U Packing Plant DeVaney Auto Parts Dr. Wesley Anderson Martin Lumber Company Cash-Way Candy Company Hastings Typewriter Company Skip's Liquor Tom 8: Jerry's Hogan's Sporting Goods Chrisman Jewelers Ohlsen Jewelers Imperial Jewelers BLUE HILL BOOST ER S Blue Hill Cleaners Ralph Baird H. H. Bentz Implement Co. , Inc. Fa shionette Salon HOLSTEIN BOOSTER J 8: B Tavern We would like to express Burge 8. Son Motors Ford - Falcon Fairlane - Mustang Sales Parts Service Dial 742 - 8581 Blue Hill Nebraska ROSELAND BOOSTERS Marie Schifferns, Painting Kr Decorating Elmer Berndt, Seed Corn Dealer IN MEMORIAM of Ozzie Stiles our appreciation to all of the merchants who have made our yearbook possible through their ads. 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