Scotus Central Catholic High School - Scotus Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

THIS NON-PUBLIC SCHOOL SAVES NEBfi. TAXPAYERS S2H32?5. ANNUALLY 535 PuPiLS X 750.16 Mlk. STA1E AlO PLUS 1741690.00 BUH.Pt CCr TAXPAYERS BEST ERIE THIS NON-PUBLIC SCHOOL SAVES TAXPAYERS - C0276I.65AHMUALLY Editorially Speaking . . . The Annual Staff chose SPIRIT as the theme for the 1970 edition of the SCOTUS. This is a new dec- ade and we witnessed lots of spirit this year. Spirit has a broad mean- ing in the educational field, in school life and all community ac- tivities associated with school. When one speaks of school spirit, he automatically thinks of rooting cheerleaders, a screaming pep club, and loyal fans, all boosting the team on to a victory under the ideals of good sportsmanship. But one grasps a deeper, and wider meaning as one witnesses school spirit in evidence at Scotus. Spirit at Scotus is the atmosphere of the school. You see it in a group of voters in the Commons, in a staff of reporters and journalists getting the statistics for the SCOTUS or the latest news for a SCOTISTICS story. Again you feel it as you watch an enthusiastic student hanging posters before a game, or when you listen to a chairman try- ing to get the group to execute a project. You also sense it in the joyful applause given to a student who has achieved a scholarship. And then there is a spirit that per- vades the halls of Scotus as the class about to graduate, gets to- gether for the final practice of the solemn walk up the aisle to re- ceive the long-awaited diploma. Every class at Scotus takes away some of that spirit as it goes but the spirit still remains in the teachers and students to be com- municated to others as an unend- ing spirit that lives in us and be- comes a part of us in time. May the spirit of the class of 70 live long in Scotus. 2 OTU. SO A A STUDENT LIFE Queen Conne Thalken King Bob Kosch Peggy Casey and Don Bonk Rose Kneifel and Mark Lueke 1970 HOMECOMING Kathy Melliger and Dave Placek Mary Murphy and Dave Swierczek 5 Sue Zabawa and Steve Wieser Conne reigns over the Royal Court. SPONSORED BY BEHLEN MANUFACTURING CO. Drill Team performs at halftime ceremonies Cast, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Schrad, taxi driver; J. Olson, Judge Gaffney; M. White, Nurse Kelly; T. Crebbin, Dr. Chumley; K. Robak, Myrtle Mae; D. Landkamer, Ed wood Dowd; Harvey; K. Maysenburg, Veta Simmons; K. Kline, Mrs. Chumley; J. Skorupa, Dr. Sanderson; C. Wibbels, Aunt Ethel; C. Hamling, Wilson. Harvey A three-act play by Mary Chase CHARACTERS Elwood Dowd .... Dick Landkamer Veta Simmons . . . Kathy Meysenburg Myrtle Mae.......................Kim Robak Dr. Chumley.....................Tony Crebbin Dr. Sanderson....................Joe Skorupa Nurse Kelly....................Micky White Other cast members included: Mrs. Chumley.............Kathy Kline Judge Gaffney...................John Olson Wilson.............Charles Hamling Aunt Ethel.........Colleen Wibbels Taxi Driver......................Ken Schrad Miss Irvin directed the play. SPONSORED BY BECTON-DICKINSON AND COMPANY SPONSORED BY BECTON-DICKINSON AND COMPANY THE CAST: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Kline, J. Bonk, J. Cannon, D. Heimann, L. Cannon, K. Cemy, D. Landka- mer, M. O'Heam, J. Skorupa, P. Czuba, A. Niedbalski, S. Bruegger, J. Stavas, T. Michaelsen. SCOTUS PRESENTS— Woody Allen’s- DON'T DRINK THE WATER DRAMATIS PERSONNAE Father Drobney . , Ambassador Magee Miss Kilroy . . . Axel Magee . . . Marion Hollander , Walter Hollander . Susan Hollander . Krojack........... Miss Bums . . . . Chef............. Sultan of Bashir . Sultan's First Wife Kasnar........... . Larry Cannon Duane Heimann . .Patty Czuba . . Joe Skorupa Mickie O'Heam Dick Landkamer Karen Cemy Allen Niedbalski . Jackie Stavas . . . James Bonk .Steve Bruegger Joan Cannon Tim Michaelsen DIRECTOR: Miss Mary Ann Irvin ASSISTANTS: K. Meysenburg, M. White, D. Schaecher, S. Heimann, L. Fritz, L. Kaus, A. Shank, R. Mrzlak, S. Rhode, K. Gloor, J. Shank, P. Michaelsen, S. Shonka, G. Kosiba, M. Lueke, K. Schaecher, R. O'Hare, S. Niedbalski, C. Wibbels, A. Gerhold, J. Schwartzer, C. Zuerlein, C. Dowd, C. Brock, C. Roschynialski, J. Uphoff, S. Gdowski, D. Maguire, P. Gilsdorf, M. Shadle, T. Mrzlak, M. Toof, V. Spies, K. Mimick, P. Pile. SPONSORED BY CASEY’S BODY SHOP Faculty Vs. Varsity The traditional Faculty-Varsity Game took an unconceivable turn as the underrated Faculty overtook the overrated varsity in an event which included sexy boy cheerleaders, and an extraordinary visit during half-time activities by Santa him- self. Gifts were also presented to teachers and office staff. SPONSORED BY CITIZEN’S BANK TRUST COMPANY SPONSORED BY CITIZEN’S BANK TRUST COMPANY Involvement S Judy Heimann Tony Crebbin Sandy Rhode Joe Skorupa 1970 SWEETHEART ROYALTY Shirley Volnek Gary Witt Karen Konwinski Dick Lankamer Jane Uphoff Charlie Wilhelm SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS FLORISTS The Twirp Dance on April 10th climaxed a week of festi- vity during which time the girls became slaves to the boys. Halfway through the evening the boys held a Kan- garoo Court to punish disobedient girls. Such activities as measuring the gym floor with Polish sausage, shaving soap-lathered balloons and pushing a pea across the floor provided laughter for all. A King and Queen of Twirp were chosen, the honors going to Bob Kosch and Judy Heimann. SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS MOTORS INC. Steve can't stand the limelight but he had a good time at the Hop. Ken and Ed aren't sharing the same joke but they seem to be enjoying themselves. Freshman- Sophomore Hop Don't blame the girls for the signs. The camera plays tricks at times, especially at the Sopho- more—Freshman Hop. SPONSORED BY LARSEN FLORINE Honors And A wards Ann Kosch receives the Becton-Dickinson Scholarship from Mr. Fred Gerber. AWARD FROM THE BUREAU OF MANUFACTURERS TO THE TOP TEN PER CENT OF SENIOR CLASS Presented by Mr. Robert McFarland FIRST ROW: Marilyn Miksch Margaret Miksch Linda Ciecior Judy Wieser Mary Ann Bruns SECOND ROW: Ann Kosch Karen Grotelueschen Mike McMeekin Tony Crebbin Father Meyer presents M. A. Bruns with St. Mary Mr. Cumming presents Rita Marek with the Platte Coll. , Xavier, Kan. , Scholarship. Co. Ag. Society Scholarship. SPONSORED BY LOUP POWER DISTRICT Julia Lopez receives a special award from the Principal, Sister Bemardis, for promoting good will among the countries of the world and in Scotus. Joe Stavas displays third place trophy he earned in the District Optimist Speech Contest. CENTER: Mr. Robert McFarland speaks for the Bureau of Manufactur- ers in commending the top ten per cent ranking of the senior class. Mike McMeekin earned his way to third place in District Constitutional Speech Contest after winning this first locally. Marilyn Miksch receives the Betty Crocker Award Sister Bemardis presents Sandra Rhode with the for Homemaker of the Year from Mrs. Ekeler. Student Council Award for Service. SPONSORED BY DATA CENTER OF NEBRASKA CORP. Science Fair — Year Of The Apollo Flights Joe Stavas receives the Apollo Award for highest score at the Scotus Fair. This was the first time the award was made to commemorate the successful moon landings. Jets Club president, Charles Bemt, confers with school sponsors, the school principal and engineers rep- resentative, on the next step to ad- vance the winners to the Regional Fair. L. Pallas, G. Miksch, D. Zuerlein, K. Schrad. Ed Kinzer with his prize-winning project at Nebraska City—a $100 scholarship. Kathy Kinzer, a high-scorer at Scotus receives third place at Nebraska City. SPONSORED BY GIBSON'S SENIOR DIVISION: FIRST ROW: L. Ciecior, J. Kopetzky, P. Van Ackeren, K. German. SECOND ROW: R. Soukup, G. Miksch, M Ciecior. Scotus Science Fair Medalists JUNIOR DIVISION: FIRST ROW: G. Oppliger, J. Roy, J. Bruner, G. Becker, B. Grubaugh, K. Hensley, J. Ko petzky, K. Kinzer. SECOND ROW: D. Hogelin, J. Sta vas, T. Sutko, D. Zuerlein, K. Novoyny, K. Schrad. Athletic Banquet Scotus Coaches and their wives seated at the head ta- ble, listen to Mr. Stramel as he makes his final talk to his athletes. THE BABE RUTH AWARD. . . Presented by Mr. Younger to Susan Zabawa and Gary Witt. The Athletic Banquet was well attended. A large crowd of fans cheered as the awards were presented. SPONSORED BY DALE ELECTRONICS, INC. 1970 Address: Eddie Sutton, Creighton University Basket- ball Coach. UPPER: Tony Zabawa, Master of Ceremonies. MIDDLE: Joe Stavas presents Bob Kosch the K-TTT Award. RIGHT: A1 Grubaugh, Presi- dent of the Shamrock Club presents the Athlete of the Year Trophy to Bob Kosch. SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS STEEL SUPPLY COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY PARTICIPANTS: FIRST ROW: S. Liss, B. Lueke, T. Mausbach, J. Shank, L. Honke, L. Kaus. SECOND ROW: M. Paprocki, J. Pavel, S. Nosal, C. Brock, P. Van Ackeren. THIRD ROW: Sr. Catherine Ann, K. Meysenburg, L. Heimann, C. Roschynialski, K. Robak, A. Hensley. MOCK UN PARTICIPANTS: GROUP AT LEFT: PARTIC- IPATED AT GRAND ISLAND. FIRST ROW: S. Pfaff, M. Miksch, C. Roschynialski, M. A. Bruns, Miss Donner. SECOND ROW: M. Zoucha, K. Kline, C. Brock, D. Spies, P. Hughes. MOCK UN PARTICIPANTS. GROUP AT RIGHT: PAR- TICIPATED AT DUSCHESNE. FIRST ROW: Miss Donner, T. Crebbin, J. Bonk, C. Arrick. SECOND ROW: R. Marek, L. Ciecior, N. Micek, J. Kopetzky, M. Miksch. SPONSORED BY CURRY BROTHERS Staters are chosen for their scholastic achievement- leadership and involve- ment, in school and interest in community. This honor is every jun- ior boy and girl's de- sire; to represent their school in a week- long session in Lincoln where they experience the actual fact and principles of running county and state government. 1970--Boy and Girl State: Linda Heimann and James Bonk. Retreat There is a time for everything; a time to think and a time to pray. Each year Scotus students look forward to the Annual Retreat. This af- fords them a thne to do just that--think and pray. For the most important goal of education is to prepare ourselves for the place God wants us to serve Him. Sister Mary Lois, RSM, gives her views of a religious vocation to an adult group. Father Martin Wolter, OFM, formerly of St, Bon's recruits for more priestly vocations. Adult Education I 26 New at Scotus was SENIOR WEEK sponsored by the Sophomores. Special features were the Baby Contest and Senior Recognition. Senior Week SPONSORED BY BRENNER'S FURNITURE ..0161., uojlvnpDjQ Patrick Thiele (LEFT) assures his cousin, Daryl Thiele, This is true, while Daniel Sprunk, their cousin, smiles happily at the thought. BELOW: Mr. and Mrs. William Thiele, their proud grandpar- ents, pose with the three graduates. SPONSORED BY THIELE ADDITION SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS MUSIC COMPANY SPIRIT IN SEVENTY SPORTS VARSITY, FIRST ROW: T. Grubaugh, M. Ciecior, D. Swierczek, L. Edic, J. Skorupa, D. Melliger, F. Liss, R. Peterson, L. Hamling. SECOND ROW: Coach Younger, Coach Puetz, D. Schaecher, R. Golden, S. Wieser, T. Crebbin, M. McMeekin, D. Bonk, T. Mausbach. THIRD ROW: A. Niedbalski, L. Fritz, T. Mimick. D. Brock, T. Jicha, K. Bartes, C. Hamling. OFFENSIVE UNIT, LINEMEN: J. Rowlands, L. Honke, D. Schaecher, S. Wieser, T. Mausbach, D. Bonk, M. Lueke, D. Plazcek. BACKFIELD: L. Hamling, R. Kosch, D. Swierczek, D. Briggs. Coach Younger, Coach Puetz, and Coach Stramel watch a play. Football Players Coaches SPONSORED BY EQUITABLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: ]. Shank, S. Abbott, D. Korger, D. Sackett, M. Roddy, F. Mielak, B. Crocker, C. Wilhelm, G. Witt. SECOND ROW: M. Lueke, S. Liss, L. Holys, R. Kosch, B. Kosch, K. Bonk, D. Nosal, B. Ebner, Coach Stramel. THIRD ROW: D. Placek, L. Honke, D. Briggs, J. Rowlands, G. Czapla, B. Lueke, D. Heimann. STATMEN: C. Wilhelm, T. Grubaugh, G. Witt, T. Michaelson. DEFENSIVE UNIT, LINEMEN: L. Honke, G. Czapla, T. Mausbach, D. Bonk, M. Lueke. BACKFIELD: J. Rowlands, D. Schaecher, B. Kosch, S. Liss, S. Wieser, B. Lueke, D. Swierczek, J. Shank, R. Kosch. SPONSORED BY ABE’S DOG SUDS LeRoy Edic—Tackle Joe Skorupa-- Guard Larry Holys— Running Back k JUNIOR VARSITY, FIRST ROW: D. Korger, S. Liss, M. Roddy, R. Kosch, R. Peterson, D. Nosal, B. Ebner, D. Melliger, P. Sackett, F. Liss, S. Abbott, M. Ciecior. SECOND ROW: F. Mielak, B. Golden, T. Mimick, D. Brock, L. Fritz, T. Jicha, C. Hamling, K. Bartes, A. Niedbalski, K. Bonk, D. Heiman, B. Crocker, Coach J. Peutz. All right, guys! So now we use this strategy . . . Coach Strain el. Football Schedule 1970 West Point C. C. Centura Omaha Holy Name Fremont Bergan Wahoo Neumann Schuyler David City Aquinas Grand Island C. C. Omaha Cathedral WE 34 50 42 16 50 24 0 14 6 THEY 0 6 6 6 0 16 12 0 6 FROSH GRIDSTERS, FIRST ROW: T. Honke, R. Briggs, T. Zabawa, J. Crebbin, R. Tinius, J. Holmberg, K. Schrad, M. Ciurej, L. Pallas, S. Niedbalski, D. Kneifel. SECOND ROW: Coach Younger, L. Moser, R. Tlamka, S. Bruegger, D. Toof, M. Malmstrom, K. Kosch, G. Mrzlak, J. Stavas, J. Liss. THIRD ROW: T. Sutko, E. Bonk, J. Edic, T. Blahak, R. Topinka, T. Ebner, D. Gonka, J. Zuerlein, L. Kush. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, STANDING: F. Mielak, M. McMeekin, T. Mausbach, D. Briggs, T. Jicha, D. Placek, R. Tinius, C. Bernt, T. Grubaugh, L. Honke, B. Lueke, D. Schaecher, T. Mimick. KNEELING: S. Abbott, Coach Younger, M. Ciecior. Basketball Schedule 69-70 WE THEY Dec. 5 St. John (Elkhorn) 54 56 13 Grand Island C. C. 39 45 19 North Bend 57 70 20 Paul VI 51 65 Jan. 3 Hastings St. Cecilia 73 79 9-10 Catholic Conference Tournament 16 Norfolk Catholic 59 73 23 David City Aquinas 57 72 24 Fremont Bergan 48 58 26-31 Centennial Conference Tournament Feb. 6 Wahoo Neumann 59 61 7 Osceola 65 53 13 Seward Concordia 57 52 14 Omaha Dominican 79 53 20 Omaha Cathedral 40 98 24 Omaha Holy Name 60 51 27 West Point C. C. 69 57 STAT MEN: S. Abbott, M. Ciecior, K. Bonk. SPONSORED BY FLEISCHER’S REXALL DRUG Mike McMeekin Charles Bemt Ralph Tinius—Outstanding Player 18.5 pts game—13.9 rbds game Sr. year. David Placek Tracy Grubaugh JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT ROW: N. Witt, T. Zabawa, R. Briggs, F. Mielak, D. Schaecher, D. Korger, T. Mimick, P. Sackett, M. Malmstrom, K. Bonk. BACK ROW: Coach Edison, T. Jicha, L. Honke, L. Fritz, D. Brock, L. Cannon, T. Mausbach, D. Heimann, E. Bonk, L. Kaus. FRESHMAN SQUAD, FRONT ROW: D. Gonka, P. Cdowski, G. Mrzlak, T. Zabawa, F. Schwank, B. Melliger, S. Niedbalski, J. Robak, D. Kneifel, G. Landkamer. SECOND ROW: J. Fischer, R. Topinka, T. Blahak, E. Bonk, T. Ebner, T. Sutko, D. Toof, M. Malmstrom, L. Kush, R. Briggs, R. Tlamka, T. Honke, J. Crebbin, Coach Nolan. VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Mr. Younger, D. Melliger, E. Kinzer, ]. Stavas, N. Witt, T. Zabawa, L. Kush, F. Liss, C. Wozny, B. Brooks, G. Ciurej, Mr. Nolan. SECOND ROW: D. Bonk, M. Steiner, T. Crebbin, K. Brooks, B. Kosch, L. Holys, B. Ebner, R. Petersen, J. Skorupa, S. Liss. THIRD ROW: Mr. Puetz, D. Swierczek, C. Hilger, T. Mimick, D. Brock, R. Tinius, L. Honke, M. Lueke, T. Jicha, S. Wieser, Mr. Stramel. Track Men MIDDLE DISTANCE MEN: BOTTOM: L. Holys, D. Bonk, T. Jicha. MIDDLE: G. Ciurej, B. Ebner. TOP: J. Skorupa. 1970—SCOTUS TRACK SCHEDULE 2 27 Kearney State Indoor Kearney 3 21 Bergan Indoor Bergan 4 1 Lake view Dual Here 4 14 Fremont Bergan Inv. Fremont 4 7 D. C. Aquinas--Frosh, Varsity Here 4 10 NCC—Frosh, Varsity Here 4 13 Central City—Frosh, Varsity Here 4 17 Knights of Columbus Here 4 21 York Invitational York 4 24 Bergan—Frosh, Varsity Fremont 4 27 Lakeview Triangular Here 5 1 Kearney Invitational Kearney 5 4 Wahoo Dual Here 5 9 NCC—Frosh, Varsity Fremont 5 12 Schuyler Frosh Inv. Schuyler 5 16 District Meet Seward 5 22-23 State Meet Omaha 44 —E WEIGHT MEN: FIRST ROW: S. Wieser, L. Honke, M. Lueke, D. Brock. SECOND ROW: B. Kosch, R. Tinius, B. Lueke. FRESHMAN SQUAD: FIRST ROW: L. Pallas, M. Ciurej, T. Zabawa, J. Stavas, F. Schwank, J. Fischer, K. Schrad, D. Kneifel, T. Honke. SECOND ROW: R. Briggs, S. Bruegger, J. Liss, J. Edic, T. Blahak, J. Zuer lein, T. Ebner, D. Gonka, L. Kush, Coach Nolan. UPPER RIGHT: MILE RELAY CLUTCH THE BATON. HIGH HURDLERS FACE THE CAMERA DISTANCE MEN TAKE A BREAK NEW HIGH RECORDS SHOT PUT . . . MARK LUEKE ... 50' 1 DISCUS . . . RALPH TINIUS . . . 143' 10 2-MILE RUN . . . KEN BROOKS . . . 10:25. 1 Team Spirit Counts PICTURED TOP TO BOTTOM: LEFT: BROAD JUMP MEN SPRINTERS LOW HURDLERS RIGHT: 880 RELAY TWO-MILE RELAY SCOTUS ADDS GOLF TO ITS SPORTS. PICTURED HERE: M. Malstrom, D. Heimann, R. Tlamka, B. Golden, Coach Edison, M. McMeekin. Steve Abbott is not pictured. Scotus Adds Golf GOLF MEETS . . . HOW THEY SCORED . . . Scotus vs Bergan—Bergan Bergan 161 Scotus 207 Scotus vs A quinas--Aquinas Aquinas 176 Scotus 186 Scotus vs Schuyler—Scotus Schuyler 182 Scotus 195 Scotus vs Aquinas—Scotus Aquinas 176 Scotus 178 Nebraska Cent. Conf. —Wahoo Scotus—5 th of 8 teams Nebraska Catholic Conf. —Hastings Scotus—3rd of four teams District Meet--Albion Scotus tied for 13th of 20 teams Best team performance was at the District Meet. Mike Malmstrom shot an 87, Bob Golden a 90, Duane Heimann a 96, and Ray Tlamka a 99. SPONSORED BY KJSK-AM FM STEREO — MUSIC — NEWS — LIVE SPORTS TUI SOA SPIRIT IS IN SEVENTY ORGANIZATIONS RIGHT: A new addition to the Pep Club is Lisa Thalken. She along with the Pep Club showed true spirit in following the teams on to wins. Shamrock Pep Club Stands To Be Counted LEFT: Pep Club officers and spon- sors are Sue Zabawa, President; Anne Gerhold, V. President; Shirley Volnek, Treasurer; Ann Hensley, Secretary, Miss Donner, Sponsor, Sr. Stephanie, Sponsor. The Drill Team, ABOVE, forms their pride and glory. These girls have performed at Football and Basketball halftime activities. Their leader is Kathy Melliger, who has done an excellent job in the organization. Through rain, sleet, snow or the unconquerable goes the Shamrock Pep Club and cheerleaders. ABOVE: shows the Pep Club and cheerleaders waiting for the final seconds to tick off the clock before they run out in their traditional manner to congratulate the players for their victory. SPONSORED BY GREINER’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE 52 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. VanAckeren, K. Cerny, J. Pavel. STANDING, C. Mielak, S. Rhode, C. Thalken, R. Kneifel. RESERVE CHEER- LEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dowd, P. Pile, M. Shadle, S. Shonka, G. Kosiba. LEFT is a typical Shamrock Pep Rally. Fr. Meyer, our athletic advisor, is shown giving the boys and Pep Club a pep talk. 53 FRESHMAN CHEER- LEADERS arc LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Ro- bak, M. Leuke, B. Peters, A. Shank, S. Heimann. SPONSORED BY HOESSEL ELECTRIC S-Club LEFT are the S-Club's officers and sponsor. Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT are B. Kosch, V. President; S. Wieser, President; Mr. Puetz, sponsor; M. Leuke, Secretary-Treasurer. SPONSORED BY HOLYS MUSIC COMPANY James Bonk, Circulation, checks Ad Contracts •with Business Manager, Myron Shemek while Editor, Eileen Fee- han, Junior Editor, Sandra Bogus, and Carol Mielak, Co-editor confer with their Adviser, Sister M. Colette. ANNUAL STAFF MEMBERS STUDY PICTURES: SEATED: L. Ciecior, R. Marek, N. Micek, P. Van Ackeren, R. Bonk, L. Ciecior. STANDING: C. Byers, M« Paprocki, C. Brock, M. J. Kretz, M. Feehan. (Not pictured with the group, Theresa Blahak. ) SPONSORED BY JACK AND JILL FOOD CENTERS Scotus Annual Staff SEATED: Sandra Hajek Jayne Uphoff Karen Cemy Kathy Keil STANDING: Julia Lopez Connie Peterson Peggy Casey Conne Thalken Susan Zabawa Khris Albracht SPONSORED BY JACK AND JILL FOOD CENTERS FIRST ROW: J. Wieser c. Krzycki J. Stavas K. Kopetzky L. Topinka C. Brock M. Zoucha B. Brooks K. Schrad G. Kosiba SECOND ROW: K. German T. Feehan J. Bonk B. Golden T. Jicha K. Bartes M. Ciecior F. Mielak G. Ciurej THIRD ROW: J. Schwartzer D. Bisenmann S. Shonka S. Gerber A. Kosch T. Blahak ABOVE are pictured Chorus officers. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING are S. Shon- ka, librarian; P. Pile, librarian; J. Stavas, advertising manager; M. Paprocki, V. President; M. Zoucha, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Peterson, librarian; Sr. Jo- seph, director. SEATED are G. Kosiba, advertising manager; J. Wieser, Pres- ident; P. VanAckeren, librarian. 58 Mixed And Girl's Chorus Ann Kosch makes honor choir. One of eighty out standing singers in Nebraska. ABOVE: Section leaders are BOTTOM: D. Bixenmann, T. Blahak, C. Krzycki, A. Kosch, TOP: T. Jicha, K. Zoucha, J. Bonk, M. Ceicior, K. Brooks. SPONSORED BY McKOWN FUNERAL HOME Judy Wieser, Theresa Blahak, Ann Kosch; All-State Honorees. GIRLS GLEE: FIRST ROW: C. Peterson, P. Gilsdorf, B. Hensley, V. Byers, M. Kurtenbach, R. Brooks, P. Preston. SECOND ROW: C. Tlamka, J. Chlopek, C. Mielak, J. Foy, B. German, C. Byers, J. Edic. THIRD ROW: J. Tinius, D. Gondringer, K. Schaecher, D. Spies, M. Sprunk. ABOVE: Tlie CONCERT CHORUS GROUP performs at the Christmas Concert. This was followed later by a Spring Concert. Sister Mary Jo directed both groups. SPONSORED BY JOE AND AL’S IGA MATH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR STAND FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Mr. Higgins, SPONSOR, Dave Schaecher, Vice-president; Leo Hamling, Treasurer; Joan Cannon (SEATED) President; Millie Paprocki, Secre- tary. MEMBERS OF THE MATH CLUB HOLD A MEETING. FIRST ROW: A. Kosch M. Miksch S. Liss L. Heimann J. Shank D. Miksch SECOND ROW: M. Miksch A. Gerhold J. Bonk A. Niedbalski THIRD ROW: C. Wolpert K. Brooks K. German P. Van Ackeren FOURTH ROW: J. Cannon K. Kline J. Kopetzky M. A. Bruns M. J. Kosch FIFTH ROW: C. Roschynialski K. Meysenburg D. Melliger JUNIOR LEGION OF MARY. SEATED AROUND THE TABLE: Mrs. L. Micek, J. Lopez, P. O'Heam, P. Gubbels, M. J. Kosch. STANDING: L. Topinka, Father Meyer, A. Kosch, J. Stavas. 61 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: J. Skorupa, President; S. Rhode, V. Pres- ident; R. Kneifel, Secretary; G. Witt, Treasurer. ABOVE: Student Council Representatives. LEFT: Student Council Activity. SPONSORED BY GERHOLD’S CONCRETE PRODUCTS The National Honor Society My heart is heavy as I come to greet you today. So many students have been deprived of the oppor- tunity to pursue in a classroom, the ideals that this assembly has set here for the new members of the National Honor Society. Many of our colleges have closed their doors until fall, because campus riots make the physical security of the students impossible and the pursuit of learning un- real. These were the words of Dr. Louis C. Whitmore, Platte Col- lege Dean of Admissions, as he addressed the group at the Induc- tion Ceremonies. Eleven members were presented by Mrs. Peck, the Moderator, on May 11. New members may be identified by the school uniform; J. Bonk, excepted. Not pictured, M. McMeekin. HR ST ROW: K. Meysenburg M. Miksch J. Bonk M. Miksch J. Wieser SECOND ROW: J. Kopetzky C. Wolpert L. Ciecior M. A. Bruns A. Kosch T. Blahak THIRD ROW: K. German A. Gerhold L. Heimann E. Feehan R. Marek J. Cannon Dr. Louis Whitmore addresses the students. SPONSORED BY GERHOLD COMPANY JETS CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: C. Bernt, president; Ed Kinzer, vice-president; J. Kopetzky, treasurer; K. Kopetzky, secretary; Sister Colette, school sponsor; Mr. R. A. Montano, Consulting Engineer, R. W. Beck Associates, Mr. S. Jahn, school sponsor, Junior High. KEEN KORNER Pictured ABOVE is the Spanish II class with their instructor Sister K Kopetzky, LEFT, and K. Kline, RIGHT, Colette. for Human Sciences. ABOVE is the German II class with Miss Corder as their instructor. These consist of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. 65 SCOTISTICS STAFF: KNEELING: M. Miksch, K. Groteleuschen, J. Kopetzky. SEATED: K. Melliger, K. Mey- senburg, R. Mrzlak, S. Pfa£f, M. Bruns, D. Ryba, P. Hughes. STANDING: D. Spies, D. Gondringer, C. Roschynialski, A. Hensley, D. Schaecher, T. Michaelsen, B. Kosch, T. Crebbin, L. Holys, R. Brooks, (S. Volnek £ K. Robak behind die hair), M. J. Kosch, J. Stavas. SPONSORED BY LANDGREN’S STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Lay Apostolate FIRST ROW: J. Heimann, K. Albracht, K. Konwinski, C. Mielak, R. Kneifel, D. Bixenmann. SECOND ROW: R. Brooks, S. Pfaff, C. Peterson, J. Uphoff, R. Marek, S. Hajek. THIRD ROW: A. Hensley, M. A. Toof, K Cemy, K. Robak, D. Melliger, R. M. Mrzlak. FOURTH ROW: D. Ryba, J. Kopetzky, C. Brock, M. Thomas, J. Cannon, A. Gerhold, Sister M. Stephanie, Moderator. FIFTH ROW: K. Meysenburg, P. Hughes, C. Roschynialski, K, Kline, L. Heimann, J. Wieser. This group of senior and junior girls meets weekly with Sister Stephanie, the co-ordinator to prepare the les- son plans for the Saturday classes conducted at St. Bona venture, Schuyler, and Duncan. SPONSORED BY LANDGREN STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 0 70 Profiles SPONSORED BY GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE MIDWEST f SPIRIT IN SEVENTY ADMINISTRATION FACULTY A Team With Spirit Spirit in Scotus is high. The source is a dedicated administration. A word to describe it is Teamwork. Father Meyer, Superintendent, and Sr. M. Bcmardis, Principal, now look to the Spirit of 70 to keep the Scotus standards high and the mor- al tone good. This dedication to Catholic education for Columbus students has spurred them on to a hard-driven campaign for finan- cial aid, a need which had to be met at a time when other schools were forced to close. Because they were concerned and interested, we have a Catholic high school, vi- tally alive, a school we are proud to attend, which has provided us with the opportunity to advance in the practice of Christian living and sharing with our fellow man our Faith. Our minds and talents have been developed in all fields of sciences, government, music, art, languages, and culture. The greater lessons of sharing the ex- periences of daily school life in a Christian atmosphere has been to prepare us for the greater classes taught in the classroom of the world. We owe a debt of gratitude to the leaders who have guided us during these years of growing up. To the people who have co- operated in our formation of ideals here at Scotus, who have allowed us to grow, we say Keep up the Spirit. The Spirit Of'70 In Service The people who appear on these pages have dedicated their services to the well- being of the students of Scotus. Mrs. Keating, secretary of Sr. Bernardis, Diane Bar- tholomew, secretary of Fr. Meyer, Miss Hadcock and Sister Gerard, OSF, School librarians, Alvin Kurten- bach, custodian, Mrs. Fletcher, Cafeteria Manager, and the Cafeteria Ladies as they appear, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Chavanu, Elsie Lange, Josephine Haney, Cathy Landkammer, Barbara Beiermann, Leona Szudlo, Margaret Bures, Lucille Maag, Helen Shefcyk. 72 FATHER ADAMS, CO-ORDINATOR OF THE RELIGION COURSES AT SCOTUS MEETS WITH THOSE INVOLVED IN IMPLEMENTING THE REVISED VERSIONS OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. AS THEY ARE SEATED: Father Basil Tsung-Li-Chuen, Sister Christine, Father Meyer, Father Francis Price, Father Armand Lubanski, Father Thomas Adams, Sister M. Bernardis, Brother Charles Potocki, Father Regis Watts. TOPIC: The Changing Church. BELOW: Mary Ann Dvorak conducts an Adult Workshop. SPONSORED BY MEL'S TV Religion classes in Father Adams' office are unique. Even when the sign reads out strange sounds can be heard from within and the chances are that a whole class may be participating in a session with Father. As Religion co-ordina- tor for Scotus, Father has brought many changes in methods. Father Cal Giesen joined the faculty in the second semester. He teaches Religion, is assistant pastor of St. Bons. Brother Charles Potocki, OFM, taught Religion in Scotus while waiting for his final preparation to ordination into the priest- hood. In his religion classes he appealed to modem minds. 75 Father Price, St. Isidore pastor, greets his freshman class and all feel happy and confident in his presence. Father Rizzo, St. Rose pastor, Genoa, listens to a lively discussion in his Freshman Religion class. Father Regis Watts, OFM, pastor of St. Bons, teaches the juniors of Scotus and challenges a response. Father Fergus bids farewell to St. Bons and Scotus. Now at Humphrey. MERRY'S STUDIO, INC. late Moderator. Mrs. Peck. English senior home- room, National Honor Society sponsor. Mr. Higgins. Mathematics, Driver Ed. , junior homeroom, Math Club Sponsor. 77 Sr. Marita, OSB, African Missionary, taught German for awhile before she left for her real mission field. Sr. Iniga, OSB, a re- tired teacher, filled the post and stayed until Miss Corder's arrival. Sister died of a heart attack, she is remembered with love. Mr. Cook. Mechanical drawing and shop. His boys get things made. Sister Honora Ann. Secretarial training, typ- ing, and Freshman literature. Sophomore homeroom. Miss Irvin. Debate, speech, and drama. Scotistics adviser. The school plays Harvey and Don't Drink the Water were directed by Miss Irvin. SPONSORED BY MIESSLER DRUG STORE TOP LEFT: Sr. Catherine Ann, OSF. History. TOP RIGHT: Sr. Colette, OSF. Chemistry, E. Science, Annual Moderator, Jets Club Sponsor, Spanish. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Puetz. W. Geography, Phys. Ed. , S-Club, Assistant Football Coach and Track. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Younger. Biology, Physiology, Basketball Coach and Assistant Football Track. 79 RIGHT: Miss Donner, Bookkeeping, Senior Modern Problems. BELOW: Sister M. Bemardis demonstrates an art technique. Mrs. Ekeler, Home Economics, English. RIGHT: Mr. Claire Stramel, Scotus Guidance and Counseling. ora so A SPIRIT tS IN SEVENTY SENIORS SEATED: Mary Bruns, secretary; Tony Crebbin, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORSS president. STANDING: Miss Donner, Tracy PAUSE A MOMENT FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER Grubaugh, vice-president; Mr. Edison, Theresa Blahak, treasurer; Mrs. Peck. Meet The Class Of 1970 KHRISTINE ALBRACHT COLLEEN ARRICK DONNA BELLER SPONSORED BY MIDWEST GLASS SERVICE CHARLES BERNT JOSEPH BERNT DONALD BIERMAN DEBRA BDCENMANN ROBERT BLAHAK THERESA BLAHAK DONALD BONK 83 TONY CREBBIN JAMES CZAPLA PATTY CZUBA SPONSORED BY WM. C. WIEDEL FUNDS INSURANCE, MUTUAL OF OMAHA EILEEN FEEHAN DEBBIE GONDRINGER DONNA GREENLEE 85 CHARLES HUGER LARRY HOLYS CONNIE IRWIN SPONSORED BY NIELSEN’S CHEVROLET-BUICK INC. BOB KOSCH CAROL KRZYCKI MARY KURTENBACH 87 CAROL MARKYTAN CHERYL MATULKA MIKE McMEEKIN SPONSORED BY PAT’S STORE FOR HOMES INC. KATHY MELLIGER TIM MICHAELSON LORETTA MICEK NANCY MICEK Senior mothers enjoy buffet luncheon prepared by their daughters. MARGARET MIKSCH 89 CAROL MIELAK MARILYN MIKSCH BOB MOSS MARY MURPHY MICHAELA O'HEARN CONNIE PETERSON SHARON PFAFF DAVE PLACER SPONSORED BY RAMBOUR REALTY CO. CONNIE PTACEK Seniors capture the Christmas spirit. IRENE PUTMAN TOM QUINN Don seems to be having a problem. MYRON SHEMEK JOE SKORUPA DIANA SPIES 91 DARYL THIELE CHERYL TLAMKA PATRICK THIELE RALPH TINIUS JAYNE UPHOFF SHIRLEY VOLNEK SPONSORED BY WILBERT THIELE, BUILDER CONTRACTOR DAVID SWIERCZEK CONNIE THALKEN SUE ZABAWA MARIE ZOUCHA Sister Bernardis helps Kathy for the show. 93 SPONSORED BY REI NIE GLOOR-BAKERY There are golden apples to be picked. And green hills to climb. And meadows to run when you're young. There are roaring rivers to be crossed, And bridges to build, And wild oats to sow as you grow. But later on the other side of time, The apples no longer taste sweet. Bridges fall down. Meadows turn brown As life falls apart. ROD McKUEN 95 J u I i a L o P e z S c 0 t II s F 1 r s t F 0 r e 1 g n E x c h a n g e Julia expresses her thanks to the Student Council for paying her senior expenses and tuition. BELOW: She plays her guitar as she sings her native songs at a Student Assembly. Julia poses with her American Family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stavas, Jacki, Kenneth, and Mike, who is known at Scotus as Joe. Julia Lopez Gives View About Life Here Every day in the United States is exciting. I am grateful to the Student Council and to the National Catholic Wel- fare Conference, for making it possible for me to attend Scotus Central Catholic High in my senior year. In La Paz, Bolivia, where I live, there are one million and a half people. This is what I noticed first when I came to Columbus, that it is so small if you compare it to La Paz. There are other differences, too numerous to relate in this short space. But I find the people here in Columbus and Scotus very interesting and friendly. I want to tell you I never felt like I was a stranger, everyone makes me feel at home. My host family has been very good and kind to me and helped me a great deal in learning about Ameri- can customs. The school system is different but I like Scotus and the students are kind to me. The teachers, also are friendly. I hope more young people can come to America. SPONSORED BY ROGERS MOTOR CO. OTUS SOA JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, SEATED: Kathy German, secretary; Robert Lueke, president; Allen Niedbalski, treasurer, STANDING: Sister Stephanie, Mr. Higgins, Sister Colette, sponsors. Marilyn Beierle Lois Bender Sandra Bogus James Bonk Regina Bonk Diane Boro Donald Braun Katherine Brock Kenneth Brooks Joan Cannon SPONSORED BY FOREMAN CASH LUMBER CO. Karen Cerny Laura Ciecior Gerald Ciurej Bryan Crocker Gerard Czapla Bruce Ebner Connie Egger Mary Feehan Jackie Foy Anne Gerhold SPONSORED BY BRODKEY JEWELRY Mary Jane Kosch Ray Kosch Mary Jane Kretz Joe Krumland Stan Liss Bob Leuke Terry Mausbach Debbie Melliger SPONSORED BY SCHWESERS Kathy Meysenburg Karen Micek Tim Mimick Rosemarie Mrzlak Diane Miksch Allen Niedbalski Sharon Nosal Delores Obal Peggy Olsufka Millie Paprocki Judy Pavel Douglas Penne Karen Robak Cathy Roschynialski Jeff Rowlands Debbie Ryba Dave Schaecher Nancy Schneider Jerry Shank Thomas Siegel Randy Soukup Jackie Stavas Mike Steiner Anna Marie Szatko Harold Thiele Mary Lynn Thomas Mary Ann Toof Lynette Topinka Patty VanAckeren Mary Wiese Christine Wolpert Charles Wozny Chris Zoucha SPIRIT CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, SEATED: Mr. Younger, sponsor; Sr. Catherine Ann, sponsor; Sr. Honora Ann, sponsor. STANDING: Larry Fritz, president; Colleen Dowd, secretary; Marcia Shadle, vice-president; Kristine Gloor, treasurer. Steve Abbott Kevin Bartes Douglas Beard Marlene Beiermann Bonnie Bierman Ken Bonk Dan Briggs Dan Brock SPONSORED BY SCOTTS 5 10 Bill Brooks Debbie Buggi Larry Cannon Martin Ciecior Robert Czapla Mary Czuba Colleen Dowd Tom Feehan Sophomores have a long way to go. Larry Fritz Susan Gdowski Sharon Gerber Richard German Kristine Gloor Robert Golden Douglas Gubbels Sheryl Hajek 105 Charles Hamling Duane Heimann Bette Henggeler Terry Hyland Mary Jarosz Tom Jicha Mark Keller Ed Kinzer SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. David Melliger David Micek Pam Michaelsen Frank Mielak Eugene Miksch Kathy Mimick Tom Mimick Patty Mirr Terri Mrzlak Susan Niedbalski Susan Nosal Darold Nosal Working together. Rita O'Hare Patricia O'Hearn John Olson Lee Ann Oppliger Mary Oppliger Richard Paprocki Mary Petermann Richard Peterson 107 Patty Pile Tom Placek Milton Roddy Cindy Reiff Pat Sackett Kathy Schaecher Marcia Shadle Sue Shonka Nancy Skorupa Barbara Slusarski Valerie Spies Marilyn Sprunk Ken Sprunk Connie Thiele Joan Tinius Jerry Tworek Colleen Voboril Michaela White Colleen Wibbels Ted Wieser Norman Witt Sandy Yosten Dan Zoucha Connie Zuerlein 108 OTU. SOA FRESHMEN FRESHAMN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, SEATED: Kathy Kopetzky, secretary; Tom Zabawa, president; Loretta Feehan, treasurer. STANDING: Joe Stavas, vice-president; Miss Irvin, sponsor; Mrs. Ekeler, sponsor; Mr. Puetz, sponsor. Janet Bemt Irene Bialas Tom Bierman Tom Blahak Ed Bonk Rick Briggs Steve Bruegger Dave Bruns Randy Buggi Vicki Byers SPONSORED BY SKI LOUNGE Maribeth Casey Jo Ann Chlopek Mark Ciurej Jim Crebbin Mary Czapla Ann Dvorak Tim Ebner Jay Edic Loretta Feehan Joe Fischer Karen Gdowski Pat Gdowski Barbara German Paula Gilsdorf Duane Gonka GASS FUNERAL HOME Paul Greenlee Dale Haferland Adelaide Haney Bill Heimann Susan Heimann Beth Hensley Jim Holmberg Terry Honke Gary Hruska Jennifer Jasper Kathy Johnson John Kant or Dan Kneifel Kathy Kopetzky Ken Kosch SPONSORED BY THE BOOK CENTER Cindy Krzkcki Larry Kush Denise Kuta Jerry Landkamer Connie Liss Jerry Liss Mary Lueke Debbie Maguire Mike Malmstrom Charles Messersmith Dale Miksch Larry Moser SPONSORED BY CLINIC PHARMACY Gregg Mrzlak Kathy Murphy Joyce Niedbalskj Steve Niedbalski Debbie Novotny Larry Pallas Brenda Peters Jerry Placzek Patty Preston Patti Quinn Kim Robak John Robak Bonnie Schmitz Ken Schrad Fritz Schwank SPONSORED BY THE DAILY TELEGRAM Joan Schwartzer Ann Shank Joe Stavas Tim Sutko Ray Tinius Wesley Thiele Ray Tlamka Richard Topinka Dan Toof Tom Zabawa Damian Zuerlein Joe Zuerlein SPONSORED BY THE DAILY TELEGRAM SOA SPIRIT W IN SEVENTY JUNIOR HIGH Grade 8—One Smalt Step— Yet The Scotus Junior High School has shown definite signs of progress and tries to keep pace with the strides made in Scotus Senior high. Noted most in the music depart- ment, science fair projects, and in the enthusiastic approach to strong development in athletics, students show promise of an active group of young citizens about to make the step into Scotus traditions. Sister M. Christine, Principal of Scotus Junior High School, seems always to find work to be done. GRADE 8. ROOM 3. FIRST ROW: Sr. Leola, K. Wieser, D. Zelasney, J. Slovinski, B. Olson, T. Wibbels, B. Shonka, T. Swierczek, K. Wennekamp, J. Roy, C. O'Hearn, G. Opplinger. SECOND ROW: K. Zuerlein, M. Soukup, S. Wolpert, B. Zoucha, K. Weidner, P. Thiele, D. Welker, A. Sueper, M. Nosal, T. Reilly, M. Starzec, C. Sobotka, R. Schumacher. THIRD ROW: S. Spulak, K. Novotny, J. Pillen, D. Rosenthal, D. Steiner, J. Siegel, M. Murphy, J. Shadle, K. Szelag, T. Thomas, L. Topinka, P. Zuerlein, D. Spies, A. Van Dyke. NOT PICTURED: M. Murray, M. Pile, J. Schneider, and P. Wieser. 118 GRADE 8. ROOM 1. FIRST ROW: D. Buggi, B. Kurtenbach, J. Kobus, D. Hogelin, M. Jochum, J. Braun, K. Kuta, S. Kush, Mr. Jahn. SECOND ROW: C. Ciberon, N. Gdowski, B. Maguire, L. Brpoks, J. Bruner, C. Beierann, T. Held, T. Held, M. Augustine, J. Micek, D. Jenson, D. Determan. THIRD ROW: L. Ciecior, R. Kuta, L. Korger, R. Korgie, R. Bogus, B. Grubaugh, D. Bonk, J. Dvorak, J. Loeffler, K. Hensley, D. Holys, M. Loeffler, J. Fischer, D. Mausbach, C. Brewer. FOURTH ROW: M. Michaelsen, G. Massman, P. Bender, J. Fuchs, J. McMeekin, J. Kopetzky, G. Gilsdorf, J. Brock, D. Fritz, D. Aikins, C. Mellinger, J. Beller, G. Bruns, B. Kudron, B. German, M. Liss, S. Hajek. Mr. Jahn--Science and Athletics. 119 GRADE 7. ROOM 7. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jarecki, J. Robak, C. Wieser, C. Spenner, J. Witt, T. White, J. Schumacher, R. Wieser, D. Zabawa, J. Thiele. SECOND ROW: J. Schaeffer, P. Zuerlein, T. Ziemba, P. Tworek, J. Placzek, M. Schwartzer, P. Uphoff, R. Reilly, B. Schmitz, P. Uphoff, T. Zerr. THIRD ROW: S. Schaecher, D. Slovinski, B. Werts, J. Toof, D. Savage, D. Steiner, S. Peters, S. Wiese, M. Poe, T. Warth, L. Schard, J. Taylor. Not pictured: Debbie Seda, and Adrew Wieser. ABOVE: Sister Mary Jo is surrounded by an interested group of music students. LEFT: Mrs. Jarecki files semester grades. SPONSORED BY WILLIAMS BROTHERS OF COLUMBUS FABRICS, NOTIONS AND MEN'S WEAR Mrs. Larsen, English-Literature. GRADE 7. ROOM 6. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pekarek, S. Hoffman, R. Foxhaven, B. Baumgart, T. Greiner, S. Harrington, D. Gilsdorf, M. Kresha, C. Bixenmann, B. Haney, J. Holmberg, K. Bernt. SECOND ROW: P. Arlt, L. Hoebing, L. Duren, J. Beller, J. Jarecke, S. Bernt, J. Bonk, J. Czuba, S. Gregorius, E. Gonka, R. Albracht, M. Augustine. THIRD ROW: W. Held, G. Gubbels, C. Heimann, C. Abbott, C. Euteneur, C. Crebbin, G. Grubaugh, D. Cerny, R. Mimick, D. Dowd, J. Feehan. 121 GRADE 7. ROOMS. FIRST ROW: C. Krzycki, D. Kantor, V. Paprocki, M. Oik, B. Meyer, T. Melcher, C. O'Heam, Mr. Nolan. SECOND ROW: D. Krepel, J. Micek, K. Kinzer, R. Moore, S. Niedbalski, L. Mimick, R. Miksch, R. Kurtenbach, M. Merrill, K. Kelly. THIRD ROW: K. Kline, G. Melliger, S. Malmstrom, S. Peitzmeier, J. Lueke, J. Markytan, C. Mares, J. Micek, K. Nosal, P. Kosch, D. Olsufka. Mrs. Berglund—Mathematics SPONSORED BY WOODRICK AND ALLEN FOR BEST SHOES Mr. Nolan—Social Studies and Physical Education PATRONS ANDERSON FLORAL COMPANY BEATRICE FOODS BILL’S APCO SERVICE BILLIE’S CAFE BLUEBIRD COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION FROEMEL’S JEWELRY GENE NEATER STUDIO PIZZA HUT POLLY’S SHOE STORE TOOLEY DRUG COMPANY LOUP POWER DISTRICT FRIENDS ART PRINTERY BOB’S TV AND APPLIANCE BOULEVARD LANES CENGAS CHAMPLINCAFE COLUMBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE COLUMBUS DRY CLEANERS COLUMBUS FARM EQUIPMENT K-TTT MICEK AUTO REPAIRS MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO SUNSET SUPERETTE RILEY MOTORS THURSTON BARBER SHOP THECUE ROOM ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF PAGE SPONSORS Abe’s Dog n Suds ........................... 35 Becton-Dickinson ...........................8-9 Behlen Manufacturing Co...................... 6 Book Center................................ 112 Brenners.................................... 27 B rod key Jewelry .......................... 99 Casey’s Body Shop .......................... II Citizens Bank Trust ...................12-13 Clinic Pharmacy ........................... 113 Columbus Florists........................... 15 Columbus Motors, Inc........................ 16 Columbus Music Store........................ 32 Columbus Steel Supply....................... 23 Curry Brothers ............................. 24 Dale Electronics, Inc....................... 22 Data Center of Nebraska Corp................ 19 Equitable Savings Loan Assn............... 34 First National Bank Trust ................ 37 Fleischer Rexall Drug....................... 40 Foreman Cash Lumber Co...................... 98 Gass Funeral Home ......................... Ill Gen. Telephone Co. of the Midwest........... 68 Gerhold Concrete Products .................. 62 Gerhold Company............................. 63 Gibson’s Discount Center.................... 20 Gloor’s Bakery ............................. 94 Greiner Furniture Appliances ............. 52 Hinky Dinky ................................ 25 Hoessel Electric............................ 54 Holys Music Company......................... 55 Jack and Jill Food Centers................56-57 Joe and Al’s IGA 60 Keen Korner Steak House..................... 64 KJSK — AM FM Stereo....................... 48 Landgren Studio Camera Shop.............66-67 Larsen-Florine.............................. 17 Loup Power District ........................ 18 McChristy Jewelers.......................... 73 McKown Funeral Home......................... 59 Mel’s Radio and TV ......................... 74 Merrys Studio, Inc.......................... 76 Midwest Glass Service ...................... 82 Miessler Drug Store ........................ 78 Mutual of Omaha, Wm. Wiedel ................ 84 Nielsen’s Chevrolet-Buick .................. 86 Pat’s Store for Homes....................... 88 Rambour Realty.............................. 90 Rogers Motors, Inc.......................... 96 Schwesers.................................. 100 Scott’s 5 10c Stores ..................... 104 Sears, Roebuck Company .................... 106 Ski Lounge................................. 110 The Daily Telegram .....................114-115 Thiele Addition............................. 31 Wilbert Thiele, Rusco Dealer................ 92 Williams Brothers.......................... 120 Woodrick and Allen ........................ 122 Autographs 125 Autographs 126 Autographs 127 Autographs 128 lvarea Konwin ki Judy Herman . 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