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

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A New Way of Life For Freshmen David Aitken Byron Blackburn )ohn Dixon John Fischer Tony Frederick Greg Goltz Brian Hoy Theresa Knobbe Amy Majerus Tom Olberding Kenny Schawang Todd Scheitel Anne Schuetz Amy Slominski John Watton AT RIGHT: Freshmen John Dixon, Kenny Schawang, Tony Frederick, Tom Olberding, and Amy Slominski help themselves to the Christmas treats at the class party, and; meanwhile, sponsor Sister Mary Denise and Theresa Knobbe studiously ignore the antics of John Watton. 12

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As to celebrate the Christmas season, the sophomores decided to play a brisky game of UNO spiced up with some pop so as to make losing easier to take Dennis Bennett takes a break from the strain of typing. Rob Roettger is in a winning frenzy while Dennis Bennett takes it in cool with a pop. While Americans were handling national and international situations like the Presidential campaign and the Iranian crisis, sophomores were also experiencing a new and challenging year. The problems of raising class money were solved by their selling popcorn at basketball games and holding cake raffles. Also entering this whirlpool of events were two new sophomores, Rob and Rhonda Roettger. Naturally, when ideas and decisions were needed, class sponsor Sister Ruth was there to make sure all went smoothly. Of course, nothing could stop the sophomore activities which ranged from girls shouting during pep rallies to boys going out for sports. Nevertheless, other obstacles arose and it was in these situations that sophomores helped each other out. So it is no wonder that the class of '83 survived this school year. Rob Roettger and Bill Helmick loaf around during lunch hour. Denise Yoesel awaits eagerly for another English assignment.

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The freshmen were involved in many activities during their initial years of high school. The first of these was the election of class officers. This was made especially interesting as the new leaders of our nation, the Reagan administration, were elected. Shown directly above, the officers were: from top to bottom: Theresa Knobbe, president; Brian Hoy, treasurer; Greg Goltz, vice-president; and John Watton, secretary. Next, the seniors held a small dinner for the freshmen as a welcoming step. At bottom left, John Dixon is treated to a candlelight dinner by seniors Doug Goltz and David Kopetzky. The freshmen also held a Christmas party (as did the rest of the school). Todd Scheitel and Sister Mary Denise are shown at the left, center, inspecting a pair of giant pretzels. In the top photo, Greg Goltz shows the broken foot which he suffered during a reserve basketball game. The freshmen were very active in sports, showing big promise for future Sacred Heart athletics. 13