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

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SH Sparkles in “Diamond Studs Music students at Sacred Heart displayed their acting abilities as they presented the musical Diamond Studs. The musical was based on the life of Jesse James, the outlaw, and his notorious gang. Under the leadership of Theresa Lesiak the musical drew great reviews and was billed a success. In the pictures, starting at the upper left and going clockwise; Aunt Zerelda (Jeff Oliver) and Pappy (Pat Olberding) boogie to the music in These Southern States that I love. ; Wicher (Chris Rathman) staggers after a deadly shot by )esse (Doug Goltz); Belle Starr (Kathy Nichols) shows Cole (Jeff Oliver) that she doesn’t Need a Man to Know She's Good. ; Jim Younger (Steve Frocschl), Frank James (Don Strecker) and Bob Younger (David Kopetzky) sing with the rest of the cast in Jesse James Robbed this Train.

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Musicians and Vocalists Blend in Harmony Directly below are shown the members of the Sacred Heart Chorus. From left to right, bottom row: Linda Martineau, Amy Keithley, Theresa Knobbe, Amy Slominski, Ann Federick, Anne Schuetz, and Rhonda Roettger. Second row: Kathy Nichols, Chris Liberty, |an Fleskoski, Mary Taft, Lisa Owens, Amy Majerus, Lisa Keller, Stephanie Koch, and Betsy Marx. Third row: John Fischer, John Dixon, Byron Blackburn, Steve Hoy, Rob Roettger, Steve Froeschl, Todd Scheitel, Brian Hoy, and Kevin Smith. Top row: John Froeschl, Danny Goltz, Don Strecker, Jeff Oliver, Doug Goltz, Pat Olberding, Gene Ramer, Dennis Kean, Tony Frederick, David Aitken, and Tom Olberding. The band is pictured below the chorus with, from left to right in the front row: Amy Slominski, Anne Schuetz, Amy Majerus, Ann Scheitel, Betsy Marx, Vicki Rathman, Lisa Owens, Stephanie Koch, Ann Frederick, and Theresa Knobbe. Second row: Kathy Aitken, Linda Martineau, Ruth Murphy, Chris Liberty, Doug Goltz, Pat Olberding, Henry Silva, Danny Goltz, and Ronnie Bennett. Third row: Don Strecker, Brian Hoy, Kevin Smith, Phil Knobbe, Frank Berger, Steve Hoy, Kathy Nichols, and Mark Bippes. Standing are: Steve Froeschl, Jeff Oliver, John Dixon, David Aitken, and John Fischer. 28

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Homecoming Tops Off Football Season When November 1, All Saints Day, arrived. Sacred Heart was already fired up for the Homecoming game against Nebraska City Lourdes Knights. Enthusiasm for the day built up the days before Homecoming during Spirit Week. On Halloween night, the juniors presented a homecoming play at the pep rally which was followed by the lighting of the bonfire on the practice field. It roared with sparks and smoke displaying the firey Irish determination to win. Finally, this all mounted to an Irish win with a score of 6-0, and the crowning of Doug Goltz and Joyce Stratton as king and queen. Starling from left to right: former Homecoming pair Debbie Nichols and Mike Olberding; Homecoming candidates Vicki Rathman and Phil Knobbe; Homecoming queen Joyce Stratton and king Doug Goltz; and candidates Amy Keithley and Jeff Frederick. During the Irish pep rally, the Homecoming bonfire was lit into a burst of flames and sparks as the Nebraska City Lourdes football dummy burned away. The Irish were unstoppable as they plowed through the Lourdes' defense. At the pep rally, the juniors presented their version of the T.V. series Fantasy Island as a homecoming skit. 30