Sacred Heart High School - Reflections Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1976 volume:

Sacred Heart High School Falls City, Nebraska 1976 Fr. Pohl: Religion in, IV. Mrs. Schwartz: English II. ID. Monev Matters. S. Linda: Record Keeping, Book- keeping, Shorthand, Typing I, II, Spanish I, H. Cheryl Vice: Reading. S. Hilaria: Sophomore Class Sponsor, Algebra I, II, Chemistry, Biology, Money Matters, Geometry, Trigonometry. Mrs. Frederick: Business Office. S. Emile: Library, Current Reading Bill Jenkins: World History, American History, Ameri- can Government, P.E., Senior Class Sponsor. 2 S. Madeleva: Band, Chorus. Classes Class Of 76 CLOCKWISE, STARTING AT RIGHT, Seniors enjoying themselves on top of Rosie. . .Senior Class Officers-Barb Kelly, secretary; Phil Froeschl, president; Mary Jo O’Grady, treasurer; Debbie Randall, vice president. . . Coach Bill Jen- kins senior class sponsor, is friendly with all. ANITA ANNO LAURENCE BERGER PATTY DORSTE MATT FROESCHL PHIL FROESCHL CATHY GERDES TOM HARMON MAUREEN HOFFMANN BETH HUBER 4 Seniors Small In Size, Mighty In Spirit BARB KELLY SCOTT KREIFELS MARY MARX JANE METZNER MARY JO O’GRADY JUDY OLBERDING DEBBIE RANDALL NANCY SINCLAIR LESLIE SMITH 5 Juniors Attain New Heights Bob Aitken Tricia Bangert Brian Bennett Teresa Casey Sam Cowan Nora Cowles Jeanne Eckwert Betty Finck Mark Fleskoski Bill Froeschl Nancy Goltz David Guilliams Keith Eickhoff CLOCKWISE STARTING AT RIGHT; Leaders of the Junior class are Bob Aitken, Vice-President; Jon Kopetzky, Treas- urer; Sandra Schawang, President; Jim Hoy, Secretary. . . Jon and Tricia busy working for the Christmas Formal. . . Asael enjoys dancing with Mrs. Kopetzky at the Christmas Formal, with Judy and her father in the background. CLOCKWISE STARTING BELOW: Linda gets a bang out of the Christmas games.. .Bob and Brian trying to make a little money on the side. . . Jim Hoy enjoying an afternoon snack.. .Juniors prove that a bus ride to the opera can be fun. Kerry Harmon Jim Hoy Jon Kopetzky Kevin Kreifels Linda Lanrzy Paul Marx Pat Mosiman Steve Pokorny Sandra Schawang Margie Scholl Asael Rangel Cristiana Maia 7 Sophomores Movin’ On Sophomore year brought such traditional activities as biology class, the decorating of the Christ- mas formal, and choosing of class rings. Money making activities in- cluded sock hops through the school year and selling of candy during noon hour. Their most profitable project was popcorn making for home basket- ball games. All of these brought many happy memories. Sophomore class officers starting at LEFT: N. Froeschl, secretary M. Cowles, president; C. Olberding, treasurer. 8 David Anno Mary Bennett Lynne Coupe Doug Cowan Mimi Cowles Karey Crofford Joanie Eckwert Nancy Froeschl Dan Hill Leon Koelzer Ken Kottich Renee Kreifels John McGuire Lori Lippold Victor Martineau Connie Olberding Robin Prater Bill Randall Tracy Rathman Matt Santo Michelle Schutz Sara Schulenberg Mike Sells Randall Smith Kevin Taft CLOCKWISE START- ING AT BOTTOM LEFT: Mary and Mimi inspect the navel of an orange. . . Nancy and Lori try to be studious sophomores... Mimi sponsors Mary's Confirmation. . . Making popcorn at basketball games proves to be te- dious work as Renee and Tracy appear to be all ‘popped out . . . Sophomores Leon and Dan learn Christmas games can be fun and exciting. . . Right guys?!. . . Victor puts his heart and soul into his artwork. 9 Frosh Begin A New Year With Spirit CLOCKWISE STARTING AT RIGHT. . . Freshman girls share a coke after a long day of track. . . Leading through the year is Janet Scholl, president; Tom Bangert, vice- president; Laurie Coupe, secretary; Tim Schutz, treasurer. .. Lisa Knobbe and Joe Marx share a pretzel. . . Freshman girls raise money for the missions. . . Freshman girls challenge the boys in a volleyball game.. . Janet Scholl and Nancy Lippold rolling in the money on St. Patrick’s Day. 10 Doug Anno Geri Anno Louise Bachman Laurie Coupe Bob Crofford Patty Goltz Nancy Lippold Joe Marx Regina Marx Randy Schawang Tim Schultz Freshman Tom Bangert Colleen Bennett Robert Burghart Lisa Knobbe Chuck Kreifels Michelle Kreifels Brad Oliver Laura Prosser Janet Scholl 11 Todd Shankel Ronda Wissman Ted Phroper We Were Young And Restless Ask me if I care? Ain't I cute? Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Of course, I’m cool! Telly? t Of course, it’s natural curl! Fourscore and seven years ago.. . 1 use “Close-Up I only got a 99% And 1 never lose my temper! It will grow out in a month! Eenie, meenie, minie, mo? Well, don't look at me! What's a car without a few dents? Wanna fight about it? Please, don't tell me to shut up! What's a “cheese ? Look deep into my eyes! Have we changed at all? 12 sjjods ei Irish End Season Ranked 9th In Class D The Irish football team gave the Galaxy Conference six all conference players. On the defensive unit Matt Froeschl was selected at linebacker, Jim Hoy was selected at defen- sive end, Bob Aitken and Jon Kopetzky were selected at defensive backs. On the offensive unit Steve Pokomy was selected at end, Mike Sells at guard, and Bob Aitken at quarterback. Matt Froeschl also won All State honors for his play. At the end of the season. Coach Jenkins named three in- dividuals that he felt had helped the team in one way or another. Matt Froeschl was chosen the Most Valuable Play- er, Tom Harmon was the Most Dedicated Player, and Bill Froeschl the Most Improved Player. It was through the ef- forts of these players and the other nineteen members of the team that lead the Irish to a successful season. Irish 24 Southeast 22 Irish 6 Sterling 6 Irish 0 Palmyra 20 Irish 38 Johnson-Brock 0 Irish 26 Nemaha Valley 8 Irish 55 Pawnee City 18 Irish 44 Humboldt 6 Irish 20 Nebraska City 42 Irish 36 Rockport 6 Southern Galaxy Conference Champions CLOCKWISE STARTING FROM RIGHT. . . Jon Kopetzky clutches a pass from quarterback Bob Aitken. . . Cap- tain Matt Froeschl and Coach Jenkins plan strategy along the sidelines. . . Dan Hill stretches toward the goal line in a game with Southeast. .. Practice makes perfect as the Irish proved with a 6-2-1 Record for the season. Twenty-seven members constitute the Irish football team. FRONT ROW: 1. to r„ Pat Mosiman, Matt Santo, Leon Koelzer, David Guilliams, Randy Schawang, Jon Kopetzky, Mark Fleskoski, Randall Smith, Brian Bennett, Victor Martineau, Tom Harmon, Bill Randall, and Ken Kottich. BACK ROW; Bob Crofford, (student manager); Doug Anno, Mike Sells, Matt Froeschl, Jim Hoy, Steve Pokomy, Bob Aitken, Dan Hill, Scott Kreifels, Phil Froeschl, Bob Burghart, Bill Froeschl, Brad Oliver, John McGuire and Coach Bill Jenkins. Sam Cowan was NOT PRESENT for picture. The jubilation is obvious as the Irish score 6 points. Irish Shoot Their Way To A Successful Season Irish 77 Palmyra 73 Irish 50 Humboldt 44 Irish 55 Lourdes 49 Irish 73 Bern, Kans. 68 Irish 66 Dawson-Verdon 55 Irish 61 Sterling 83 Irish 86 Johnson-Brock 45 Irish 71 Elwood, Kans. 56 Irish 61 N. Nodaway 45 Irish 29 N. E. Nodaway 47 Irish 85 Nodaway-Holt 83 Irish 65 Nemaha Valley 24 Irish 80 Pawnee City 44 Irish 80 Dawson-Vernon 62 Irish 75 Southeast Cons. 94 Irish 74 Pawnee City 55 Irish 70 Sterling 66 Irish 62 Southeast Cons. 67 Irish 60 Nemaha Valley 56 Irish 73 Southeast Cons. 75 Irish 91 Hamburg, Iowa 65 Irish 113 Rockport, Mo. 64 Irish 57 Filley 48 Irish 62 Sterling 68 9 RIGHT: Dan Hill controls the jump ball against Hum- boldt. FAR RIGHT: Steve Pokomy leads the Irish on a fast break. The Irish team combined quickness, con- sistency, agility and speed to h ave another winning season. The highlight of the season was the Irish’s 113 point performance against Rockport, Mo. which set a new school re- cord. The team was led throughout the sea- son by Southern Galaxy All-Conference Steve Pokomy and Bob Aitken. The shooting of Pokomy and Aitken combined with the re- bounding of Hill and Hoy and the ball thievery of Jon Kopetzky and the hustle of Matt Froeschl paved the way for another success- ful season. The Irish Jr. varsity. FRONT ROW: 1. to r. Asael Rangel, Ken Kottich, Ran- dy Schawang, Randall Smith, Sam Co- wan and Joe Marx. BACK ROW: Charles Kreifels, Robert Burghart, Keith Eichoff, Mark Fleskoski and Brad Oliver. Mike Sells was NOT PRESENT for picture. 16 Irish varsity team. FRONT ROW: Steve Pokorny, Matt Froeschl, Mike Sells, Phil Froeschl and Jon Kopetzky. BACK ROW: Bill Froeschl Robert Burghart, Dan Hill, Bob Aitken, Jim Hoy. Sam Cowan, John McGuire, and Randall Smith were NOT PRESENT for picture. COUNTERCLOCKWISE STARTING AT LEFT. . . One of the Irish’s diehard fans munches popcorn. . . Coach Jenkins gives the team last second instructions . . . Randall Smith hits a jump shot in B-team action. . . The Irish set ip to run a play against Elwood.. . Steve Pokorny pots a field goal for the Irish. 17 Irish Show Strength In Spring Sports CLOCKWISE STARTING AT TOP . . . Dan Hill shows his form in the shotput. . . Matt Froeschl and Jon Kopetzky stretch towards the tape in the 100 yard dash.. . Phil Froeschl breaks the tape at the finish of the 880. . . Hill spans the high hurdles with the greates of ease. .. Jon KGpetzky flails his arms for extra distance in the long jump. . . Concentration is etched on the face of Dave Anno in the high hurdles. On April 23, 1976, the annual Activities Banquet was held. The guest speaker this year was Moe Iba, the as- sistant basketball coach at the University of Nebraska. Letters were given to the nineteen boys and seven girls. The KTNC Award was given to three seniors. The foot- ball award went to Tom Harmon, the basketball award went to Matt Froeschl, and the track award to Phil Froeschl. The Activities Banquet climaxed another successful year in Irish athletics. The Irish ended a successful track season by winning the District Track Meet at Fairbury. The Irish also qualified five people in five events for the state meet the following week. At the state meet, the Irish scored nine points and broke two school records. The two-mile relay team of San Cowan, John McGuire, Bob Aitken, and Phil Froeschl placed 5th and lowered the school mark to 8:39.3 Dan Hill placed 3rd in the shot with a toss of 49 11”, also a record. Sam Cowan also claimed 6th place in the mile to complete the scoring. 18 Girls Liberated With Track CLOCKWISE STARTING BELOW: Anita, Teresa, and Colleen sit and wait for their coming events.. . Barb Kelly hands the ba- ton to Anita Anno. . . Mary Bennett takes the lead in the hurdles. . . Anita Annois relieved after winning her heat. . . Coach Glenda Wat- ton smiles for the girl's have done well. .. Mary Jo O'Grady hurls the discus. . . Trish Bangert tries her skill at the long jump. FRONT ROW AT LEFT: Lisa Knobbe, Colleen Bennett, Anita Anno, Mary Bennett, Barb Kelly, Trish Bangert, Mimi Cowles. SECOND ROW: Coach Glenda Watton, Teresa Casey, Linda Lantzy, Laurie Coupe, Mary Jo O'Grady, Patty Goltz, Regina Marx, and Lynne Coupe. NOT PICTURED: Sara Schulen- berg and Sandra Schawang. 19 Irish Spirit Moves On STARTING AT RIGHT- FRONT: Jeanne Eckwert, Nancy Sinclair, Beth Huber, Jane Metzner, Barb Kelly, Linda Lantzy, Trish Ban- gert, Mary Bennett. SEC- OND: Lynne Coupe, Betty Finck, Nancy Goltz, Teresa Casey, Sandra Schawang, Lori Lippold, Karey Crof- ford, Michelle Schuetz, Mimi Cowles. THIRD: Mar- jorie Scholl, Nancy Froeschl, Renee Kreifels, Tracy Rathman, Sara Schulen- berg, Anita Anno, Kerry Harmon, Mary Jo O’Grady, FOURTH: Lisa Knobbe, Michelle Kreifels, Laura Prosser, Louise Bachman, Colleen Bennett, Nancy Lippold, Patty Goltz, Laurie Coi$ e. CLOCKWISE STARTING ABOVE-Varsity Cheer- leaders-ROW 1: Beth Huber, Barb Kelly. ROW U: Linda Lantzy. ROW III: Nancy Sinclair, Jane Metzner, ROW IV: Trish Bangert. . . B-team Cheerleaders- CLOCKWISE STARTING AT BOTTOM-Jeanne Eck- wert, Mimi Cowles, Mary Bennett, Lynne Coupe. .. Mary Jo O’Grady, President; Sister Linda, Sponsor; Karey Crofford, Secretary. 20 Activities Spirit Brings Homecoming Success Homecoming, October 11, 1975, left many excit- ing memories. The senior girls started the week be- fore making decorations for the school. The junior class showed their spirit by building the biggest bonfire ever. On Thursday night the seniors de- corated the school and afterwards really 'picked up in the spirit of tilings with a ride in the Homecoming car. Saturday night the Homecoming activities were delayed when the referees failed to show, but suit- able replacements were soon found. At halftime, Mary Jo O'Grady was crowned queen and Scott Kreifels was crowned king. The Irish got a Home- coming victory over Nemaha Valley by the score of 26-8. The dance was held at Tiehen Gym with music provided by Earth. CLOCKWISE AT LEFT: Father Baker gives his words of advise at the bonfire... The juniors skit uncovered the Mafia's plans to infiltrate Irish lines. .. Artwork done by Leslie Smith helped furnish the Homecoming theme ‘Demolish the birds ... Cheerleaders performed routine at the bonfire... Mary Jo O'Grady and Scott Kreifels, CENTER, were crowned queen and king at half time with Phil Froeschl, Barb Kelly, Matt Froeschl, and Nancy Sinclair as their attendants. . . Senior artists ad- mire work done on ‘Rosie ... Debbie shows her en- thusiasm over work done by Matt and Barb. The Heavy Side Of School . . . CLOCKWISE STARTING ABOVE: Sister Barbara, Sister Mary Lou, Father Pohl, and Father Baker speak to students of vocations on retreat day. . . Faculty and students share in the Mass offered for Steve Kopetzky. . . Tom H. works vigorously doing experiments in chemistry.. . Mrs. Dwaine Anno and Mrs. Dwaine Marx discuss with students their own experiences in the Pentecostal movement. . . Jon K., Jim H., and Bob A. hurry home from the Creighton Math Contest to tell of their experiences. . . Officers of the Letterman Club are president, Matt Froeschl; vice- president, Bob Aitken; secretary, Steve Po- komy; treasurer, Mike Sells. 24 . . . The Lighter Side Of Schoo CLOCKWISE STARTING AT BOTTOM LEFT: Run if you will, Bill. .. “Isn't this the living end? Bob C. crawls through sen- ior Matt F. Legs. . . Upper classmen, Phil F Steve P., Tom H„ Matt F., Jon K., and Jim H., pour Tom B. into the trash. . . The boys prove they can be crafty movers if they want to be... “Eat, drink, and be merry!?!... Matt F., Phil F., and Tom H., show everyone how gluttonous they can really be; but Mrs. Frederick has already accepted the fact. . . Bill F., and Matt F„ were shocked when they looked at their King sized bill. . . 25 Memories To Treasure CLOCKWISE AT RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Randall portray Joseph and Mary with Joseph Jaros as Jesus... Jon hangs streamers for the Christ- mas formal with the help of Tricia... Seniors Debbie, Mary Jo and Anita try to uncoil lights for the Christmas tree. . .Tricia dances the first dance with her father... Jeanne, Sam and Lin- da do their part to help get the gym decorated. . . Victor Mar- tineau participates in the Living Rosary. Music Is A Gift For Sharing This year's band and chorus consisted of both high school and grade school students. TOP PICTURE, FRONT ROW starting at left: Anne Fred- erick, Cathy Gerdes, Michelle Kreifels, Laurie Coupe, Gina Marx, Jeff Oliver, Angie Keithley, Jon McQueen, David Kopet- zky, Frank Berger, Patty Cowles, Phillip Knobbe, Pat Kean, Sister Madeleva. . . 2nd ROW: Don Strecker, Doug Cowan, Ja- net Scholl, Ruth Murphy, Jan Fleskoski, Linda Martineau, Cathy Aitken, Tom Bangert, Tracy Rathman, Vicki Rathman, Cathy Marx, Lynne Con)e, Karen Marx, Sheila Koelzer, Randy Schawang. . . 3rd ROW: Mimi Cowles, Julie Majerus, Patty Sinclair, Ronnie Bennett, Mike Finck, Dottie Hill, Mike Olberding, Keith Eickoff, Paul Marx, Debbie Nichols, Anne Scheitel, Jeanne Eckwert. BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW starting at left: Laurie Coupe, Vicki Rathman, Betty Finck, Linda Randall, Kevin Taft, Pat Kean, Tom Harmon, Phil Froeschl, Charles Kreifels, Mike Olberding, Patty Tracy, Patty Goltz, Lisa Knobbe, Laura Prosser. .. 2nd ROW: Sister Madeleva, Maria Weddle, Dottie Hill, Janet Scholl, Marjorie Scholl, Asael Rangel, Don Strecker, Mike Sells, Bob Aitken, Scott Kreifels, Steve Pokomy, Robert Burghart, Teresa Casey, Mary Jo O'Grady, Connie Olberding, Maureen Hoffmann, Patty Dorste, Anita Anno. .. 3rd ROW: Nora Cowles, Lynne Coifje, Sheila Koelzer, Michelle Schutz, Lori Lippold, Kevin Kreifels, Bill Randall, Sam Cowan, Tim Schutz, Brad Oliver, Leon Koelzer, Kerry Harmon, Gina Marx, Michelle Kreifels, Colleen Ben- nett, Karey Crofford, Robin Prater.. . 4th ROW: Patty Co- wles, Beth Huber, Jane Metzner, Sara Schulenberg, Renee Kreifels, Tracy Rathman, Mary Marx, Joe Marx, Frank Berger, Kevin Gerdes, Bob Crofford, David Kopetzky, Nancy Froeschl, Geri Anno, Ronda Wissman, Mary Bennett, Mimi Cowles. Celebration ’76 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Tom Har- mon and Scott Kreifels argue over the merits of the farmer and the cowboy. . .Steve Pokor- ny explains Gold Fever to Bob Aitken. . . Mimi Cowles and Jane Metzner demonstrates their dancing skills at the party. . .Karen Marx and Doug Cowan show their patriotism in their enthusiasm for the “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”. . . The chorus switches to mo- dem music with Day by Day.. . Patti Cowles and Jon McQueen entertain with an unusual rendition of the Entertainer. . . The grade school chorus get into the act with their ver- sion of Yankee Doodle. Under the direction of Sister Madeleva, a fine history of American Music was presen- ted by the high school chorus and the grade school chorus. With Marilyn Butler as chore- ographer, many styles of dancing were done by special students. Many students displayed signs of talent which no one had known they possessed. This musical set a record high in Sacred Heart history in its profit making. It was much enjoyed by family and friends. It was different from other musicals and will not soon be forgotten by those who participated. 29 Could It Be Magic? CLOCKWISE, FROM LEFT: With such hard workers as Nancy and San- dra, prom was sure to be a success... They’re honestly trying to be help- ful, but... The perfect romantic setting with trees and goldfish in the fountain.. .Trish and Mark enjoy the meal but at the same are busy talking to Steve. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Dick Fre- derick boards bus for another Irish game. . Bill Froeschl relaxes, something the year- book staff rarely allowed him time for. .. Don Coupe and Coach look on as Irish bat- tle another opponent. . .Board of Educa- tion, left to right: FIRST ROW, Mr. Clem Hoffmann, Mr. Robert McQueen, Mr. Chet Smith, Ray Finck. SECOND ROW, Mr. Vincent Kean, Mr. Ed Murphy, Father O'Connor, Sister Ellen, Sister Hilaria, Father Baker, and Ray Koopman... Hal Mann and Jim Hill prepare to broadcast another Irish game. � • - The yearbook staff has many peo- ple to thank for making the 1975-76 school year a success. Especially we extend our gratitude to the fac- ulty of Sacred Heart, the school board, the alumni, and the Home and School Association. The Falls City Journal and KTNC Radio de- serve our thanks for their fine coverage of Sacred Heart sports and other activities. We thank the Knights of Columbus for sponsoring the annual fish fry which finances our athletic program and also, mothers who worked hard to make uniforms for the girls. We would like to thank, too, the lunch room ladies for the fine job they did throughout the year. Our parents are to be sincerely thanked for their efforts in maintaining the school. We thank everyone who made this year a success. 31 Graduation Marks A New Beginning 32 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Patty Dorste re- ceiving Communion at Baccalaureate. . . Bishop Flavin giving final speech to graduating seniors and friends. . . Beth Huber receiving her diploma. .. Phil Froeschl leaving graduation, looking very solemn about the whole thing... Girls lead pro- cession into church. .. Anita Anno reading gospel at Baccalaureate. DlA? h£ A6 m 6rf£c mAv m?w xd sf A£WAVS AZ vm BA mA¥ zhi suns arm mm mm mun face. Am vNmmmw my aw wee mu AT ML MIM (i ¥ AIS AAN0. Looking Back With The Class Of 76 In the fall of 1972 nineteen freshmen entered the halls of Sacred Heart High School. We were initiated that night with the Seniors leading the games. The girls were attired in shorts, pigtails, rouge, and mis- matched shoes and socks. The boys were dressed a little differently with dresses, eye shadow, red lip- stick and also their hair greased back. We all wore “I love the Senior” signs. We went through many harrowing experiences while blindfolded and then the boys sang their favorite songs. Our freshmen class officers were Tom Harmon, president; Phil Froeschl, vice-president; Barb Kel- ly, secretary; and Beth Huber, treasurer. They led us through such projects as bake sales and slave auctions. We showed our strong school spirit by outselling the other classes in the Spotlight sub- scription drive and raising money at the church bazaar. The freshmen boy’s favorite class proved to be math when they happened to be with the seniors. They were often set upon unusual tasks. At the beginning of our sophomore year Mary Marx had moved and Theresa Prater had switched schools. In November, Tom Huber moved and this left us with sixteen classmates, our smallest class ever. The officers were Beth Huber, president; Matt Froeschl, vice-president; Barb Kelly, secre- tary; and Nancy Sinclair, traesurer. We had many money making projects such as freezing at the garage sale and popping popcorn at the home bas- ketball games. We also picked up corn and every- one will remember when we were out in the field, with Mary Jo driving, the wheel falling off the wagon. We thought it about time to quit but con- tinued on. In January we had the honor of ordering our class rings with the juniors. The most memorable event our sophomore year, though, was the basketball team going to state. The team went on to take the runner-up position. Up until then, those three days were the most hectic days we had yet spent in high school. We probably won’t ever forget that experience. David Davis joined our class our junior year. The officers were Tom Harmon, president; Mary Jo O’Grady, vice-president; Barb KeUy, secretary, and Beth Huber, treasurer. On October 11, Steve Kope- tzky was fatally injured in a football game with Nemaha Valley. It was hard for the school to con- tinue with Homecoming activities which were the following week; but we went on. With Sister Mar- garet Ellen as our sponsor, we were soon involved in plans for the homecoming skit at the bonfire. It was a rendition of the then popular “Nesbitt’s Orange” commercial. The unior girls showed their enthusiasm for the skit when they surprised the boys with rotton tomatoes. The next project was the ceiling for the Christ- mas formal, which despite much difficulty was suc- cessful. When we returned from Christmas vacation we were greeted with a new face, which was Carlos Maia who stayed with Scott Kreifels. We enjoyed many English periods with entertainment provided by Carlos. In March, we welcomed Leslie Smith with the boys’s now familiar cry, “Not another girl.” This now put our class with 7 boys and 12 girls. In April, hectic planning for prom began The theme was “A Time Fur Us”. So on the night before prom we began decorating only to find that we did not have enough wire to hang streamers. Mary Jo came up with an idea that resembled a spider’s web for the ceiling. Matt brought his stereo but there was only one record, so we listened to “pinball wizard” all night. On May 17 we held prom with the colors of blue and silver. Tissue flowers adorned the stage. Music was provided by Whale. The last week of our junior year helped prepare us for our leading role as seniors. This year began with 19 hopeful seniors. Mary Beth had rejoined the class and replaced Carlos who had left during the summer. With only a few weeks of school gone David Davis left us for Falls City High. The officers for this year are Phil Froeschl, presi- ent; Debbie Randall, vice-president; Barb Kelly, sec- retary; and Mary Jo O’Grady, treasurer. The routine events of the first six weeks was broken by the plans for Homecoming. During the homecoming week, many hours were spent working until dark, painting and getting Rosie to run. Coach appreciated the Seniors decorations, which still remain in his room. Let’s see, where did those come from, Matt? Jane, Beth, and Nancy added their artistic abilities to Room 5 when they painted an Irish locomotive. After decorating the seniors picked up in the spirit of things with a ride in the car. The only trouble was that it was after dark and the car did not have any lights. When Matt pulled in to get some gas there was someone waiting for us, or so it seemed. The boys shut off the car remarking that it probably wouldn’t start agin. Guess what? It didn’t start and tom had to call his dad. Finaly we got it started, then we headed for home. On Saturday , October 11, we played Nemaha Valley. The game was late in getting started because the refs forgot to show up. Replacements were soon found. Mary Jo and Scott were crowned queen and king at halftime. We won the game and then had a dance afterward. The seniors had the job of decorating the Christmas tree at the Christmas formal. Matt and Coach could not follow directions very well and put the trees together with the branches upside down. Then one of the girls had to fix it. The second sememster opened with the seniors choosing teams for Mental Olympics. Tom’s team came out on top without losing a single game. Not too much else has happened these last few months except that the seniors have been busy de- ciding on what to do in the future. As the graduating seniors we won’t forget the memories that were made and shared at Sacred Heart. As someone once said, “It’s been REAL and it's been NICE, yeah high school has been REAL NICE. 34 Girls Attend Business Contest Pep Club Chooses Cheerleaders fW iW'aV Ooi 1 6 0 % 0-. 5 Fish Filets To Sizzle Friday for Boy s Sports .5- . 6° Rjcmcmtei?' 75-76 s 'O b' C%5 $ If i. 0 •Jt , % r •o i i 1 1 , pi “Sl CHO«CH They) re Off M 'es J°Uy jf j y� S?CJ church e e ! for daily w n N ' s H0N0R students e a at awards day Area Merchants Support Irish APPLEOFF APPLIANCE ARMBRUSTER MOTOR CO. 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RICHARDSON COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY RIVOLI THEATRE ROGER’S SHOE SHOP SEARS CATALOG STORE SEID IMPLEMENT SHEETS PHARMACY SHESTAK DRUG SIDLES COMPANY CHARLIE SMITH FORD CENTER SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO. SOUTH SIDE INN STEPHENSON REXALL DRUG TOWLE REALITY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORE VETS CLUB. INC. WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOP WESTERN UNION WILDE TOOL CO. ZINN’S BARBER SHOP The staff of the 1976 yearbook included Debbie Randall as editor, Barb Kelly as assistant and Phil Froeschl as copy editor. Photographers were Bill Froeschl. Tom Harmon. Lawrence Berger. Debbie Randall. Maureen Hoffmann, and Barb Kelly. Others were Mary Jo O’Grady. Nancy Sinclair, Anita Anno. Beth Huber, and Jane Metzner. HI WALSWORTH Marceline. Mo., U.S.A. IU WAISWORTH VUrrfltar. |t.. L3.A.