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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Scotusl Centrah€athoHc High School Columbus, Nebraska TABLE OF CONTENTS Page STUDENT LIFE...................................................3 SPORTS........................................................33 ORGANIZATIONS.................................................53 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY....................................71 SENIORS...................................................... 83 JUNIORS...................................................... 97 SOPHOMORES...................................................103 FRESHMEN.................................................... 109 JUNIOR HIGH...................................................US ADVERTISING..................................................121 INDEX OF PAGE SPONSORS.......................................122 Co-Editors James Bonk And Sandra Bogus --THEY WATCH THE SCENE AND TELL IT AS IT WAS. Every year the Annual staff faces a decision to select a basic theme for developing the format of the SCO- TUS. This year two themes were proposed— CHALLENGES and UNITY. Both of these are good; so after a dis- cussion period the staff decided to use both by combining them to read CHALLENGES OF UNITY. Since uni- ty is necessary to the success of group endeavor, this was our own first chal- lenge to unite. Challenges of unity we experi- enced in all of our activities; on the football field, the basketball floor, at the golf course, and in the track meets. Also, at the Pep rallies, Sci- ence Fair, choral groups; every club and organization. In all these examples, each par- ticipant or individual functions as a team for one common goal that is shared by all--Victory. Even in de- feat, the team loses, it is a group loss. Loyal fans and spirited Pep club girls provide the support that unity challenges. Sports are not unique in challeng- ing the best in a student. The theme is relavent to class groups and class- room situations, also. Senior Work Day, Juniors bake sale or pop bottle drive, the Student Council Magazine Drive, Vegas Nite, Science Fair, Scotistics deadlines, or the Annual staff work nights; all of these were challenges of unity to be successful; a challenge to individual growth that would not have been possible outside the Drama club where every actor has his supporting cast, or the S-Club that challenges real effort to improve. Scotus students saw evidence of greater unity present also in the com- munity of Columbus in the failure of Amendment 12. This spurred greater effort by the School Board to take other action that would keep Scotus actively alive and open for their sons and daughters to get a Catholic edu- cation. The Shamrock, the Scotus Mothers, and the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus with their united financial help in scholarships and other aids have met their challenge to make the year 1971 at Scotus a success. (Continued on page 124. ) 2 355 m 0) z m m nxiVoiriWPimGO ____zotl HOME GRADUATION WORK® gPLAY! JJadmin QISTRATION Cathy Brock Stan Liss Kathy German Gerry Ciurej n Homecoming 'll Millie Paprocki Bob Lueke Judy Pavel Larry Honke Patty VanAckeran Jerry Shank The Royal Court Queen Anne weeps for joy. Traditional kiss Bob is the first to congratulate Terry. GERHOLD CONCRETE PRODUCTS The Drill Team marches with precision to honor the candidates. SPONSORED BY GERHOLD COMPANY Crown Bearers The Pep Club displays the spirit of our school. Faculty Vs. Varsity Faculty members rest after the hard plays. Fr. Meyer stretches out to gain two for the faculty. Bruce Ebner gives play-by-play account, while other senior boys keep track of the points. SPONSORED BY HINKY DINKY SPONSORED BY KTTT AM FM Time Out For Ginger Cast Lizzie..................K. Cemy Agnes Carol . . . .K. Meysenburg Howard Carol ... A. Niedbalski Joan.............. . . K. Kline Jeannie............... J. Stavas Ginger.............. . M. White Eddie Davis.............K. Bonk Tommy Green ... K. Schrad Mr. Wilson....................D. Zuerlein Ed Hoffman . . . . D. Schaecher Director...........Gary Fendrick Asst. Director .... G. Kosiba 11 Boys And Ghouls Together Cast The Count............... Letha................... Dirga................... Cranny ................. Model S................. Fritzi Washburn......... Buddy Ford.............. Barbara Ames............ Ron Connors............. Isobel Connors.......... Eddie Phelps............ Evelyn Robinson......... Merry Bean.............. Nancy Brown............. Frau Hubschmidt .... The Magnificent Marvelini The Clock............... . . . Dan Briggs . Lynette Topinka . . . Gail Kosiba . . Rose Mrzlak Damian Zuerlein . . Karen Cerny . . Tom Zabawa . Mickie White . Steve Bruegger Karen Robak . . Steve Abbott . Susie Shonka . Louise Ciecor . . . Kim Robak . . Ann Shank . . Tom Blahak . . Colleen Dowd Director..............................................................Gary Fendrick Assistant Director.....................................................Ken Schrad SPONSORED BY McKOWN FUNERAL HOME, INC. Queen Chris Wolpert King Bruce Ebner « The Queen is crowned SPONSORED BY —and receives a kiss. FASH N FAB (WILLIAMS BROS.) FASHIONS. TRIMS. NOTIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. JOAN CANNON DONALD BRAUN LINDA HEIMAN LARRY KAUS PATTI HUGHES LEO HAMLING Sweetheart Royalty 1971 KaTHIE ROSCHYNLA LSKI JOHN GLEICH LYNETTE TOPINKA DAVID SCHAECHER SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS FLORISTS — JIM GLORIA BALL OWNERS JOHN GLEICH, WEST GERMANY Greetings! When I first arrived in Columbus, 1 thought life would be very different from my life in Germany. 1 found that it really is not the same. But when you come right down to it, the two countries are becoming more and more the same. Surely, there are a lot of physical differences, but the important thing, the thinking about life, is the same here as there. As you might know, school was not rough on me. I enjoyed my senior year at Scotus and I never became homesick, although there were a few times when I regretted very much having left my home. Well, most of us will be going our own way now, and I will hardly ever see some of you again. So, unless I meet you again, I wish everyone the Best of Luck. Good-bye, and (how is that again?). . . Right On! John Gleich's American Family. Anne marie, his cousin, and her husband Donald Mostek, and their son Jimmy Mostek. BELOW: John receives a SCOTUS Pin from Sr. Bemardis. EDITOR' S NOTE: Scotus was very happy to wel- come John as a student. He was a member of the Math Club, he let- tered in football, he was admitted to the National Honor Society, and was a Sports editor on the 1971 SCOTUS Annual. He made many friends at Scotus. Honors And Awards TOP TEN PER CENT OF SENIOR CLASS: L. Heimann, J. Bonk, J. Cannon, A. Gerhold, M. Kosch, J. Kopetzky, K. Meysenburg. All-State Chorus: J. Bonk Best Actress: L. Topinka Best Actor: D. Briggs Other Honors And Awards Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year: M. Kosch National Math Contest: K. German Best Typing Award: S. Liss Optimist Speech Contest: 1st- K. Schrad (local) 2nd- D. 3rd- T. Zuerlein Wibhels Zone Optimist Speech Contest: 3rd- K. Schrad Best Supporting Actress: K. Cemy Best Supporting Actor: T. Zabawa Superior Ratings at District M. Kosch Music Contest: K. Bonk Outstanding Leadership and Spirit Award in Mu- sic: K. Bonk. SPONSORED BY THE DATA CENTER OF NEBRASKA CORP. Scholar ships PLATTE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: John Gleich Pete Lakers Scholarships Laura Ciecior Behlen Manufacturing Company Tim Mimick Loup Power Co. C Platte Insurance Board Other Scholarships: Linda Heimann Kathy Meysenburg Karen Cemy James Bonk Mary Thomas Terry Mausbach Stan Liss Larry Honke Mary Jane Kosch Regina Bonk Jeanne Kopetzky Larry Kaus Regents one-year scholarship to the University of Nebraska Creighton University: Special Honors Scholarship Barat College Barat College Creighton University Creighton University University of Nebraska at Omaha (Football) Colorado State College (Football) Nebraska University (Football) St. Mary College, Xavier, Kansas St. Mary College, Xavier, Kansas Platte County Agricultural Society Jim Hagel Memorial Scholarship 19 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS. FIRST ROW: R. Miksch, N. Hajek, L. Roy, K. Tamick, D. Kantor, S. Wieser, I. Thiele Sister Laura. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. Kreifels, Consultant, W. Thiele, J. Brakenhoff, D. Kreppel, M. Holmberg, B Schmitz, P. Uphoff, J. Taylor, S. Gregorious, L. Merrill, Mr. S. Jahn. Sponsor. THIRD ROW: J. Holmberg, J. Koh- lund, J. Chlopek, D. Bogus, L. Schrad, C. Heimann, J. Uphoff, K. Kopetzky, M. McNair. FOURTH ROW: K Schrad, M. Ciecior, E. Miksch, D. Savage, D. Toof, A. Shank, K. Robak, S. Heimann. 20 Mr. Jahn and Mr. Kreifels at the Fair. Mr. Merrill awards first place to Linda. AI PLA l LIE TEENS RE HUI Science Fair Top Winner's Projects SPONSORED BY NIELSEN CHEVROLET AND BUICK CMMPANY The coaches tables are well decor- ated with the trophies earned by the athletic teams this year. RIGHT: Mr. Younger presents Karen Cerny and Terry Mausbach with the Babe Ruth Award. Honored by the presence of a large crowd of fans, the athletes of 1971 are duly recognized for their out- standing accomplishments in the field of sports. SPONSORED BY SEVEN KNIGHTS RESTAURANT — Family Dining in OLDE English decor Athletic Banquet 1971 Bill Toomev, 1968 Gold Medal Winner of the decathlon at the Mr. Shadle, President of the Shamrock Club, pre- Olympics, Mexico City, tells the boys of his experiences that sents the Athlete of the Year Trophy to Stan Liss. helped him win. Mr. Stavas presents the K-TTT Award to Bob Lueke. Toomey signs for the kids. 23 COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY PARTICIPANTS AND SPONSOR Government Day at the Platte County Courthouse is a junior class project in which the American History students all over the county participate. Parties are drawn up and primary elections held so students have the opportunity to learn about the actual campaigning and voting. At Scotus, the final elections and the campaigning is an exciting event. Offices held this year and the win- ning students are listed below. COUNTY OFFICES HELD STUDENTS ELECTED COUNTY CLERK............. REGISTRAR OF DEEDS....... COUNTY TREASURER......... COUNTY SHERIFF........... COUNTY ASSESSOR.......... WELFARE DIRECTOR......... COUNTY ATTORNEY.......... CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT COUNTY JUDGE............. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT . . . COUNTY AGENT............. HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT WEED SUPERINTENDENT .... COUNTY SUPERVISORS....... A.S.C.S. COMMITTEE....... ............David Melliger ......... Kathy Schaecher .................Pat Pile ................Tom Jicha .............Steve Abbott ............Colleen Dowd ...............Daniel Brock .........Marcia Shadle .........Duane Heiman ............Susan Gdowski .........Pam Michaelsen .........Connie Zuerlein ..............Mary Czuba . . Kris Gloor, Sandi Yosten Mark Keller, Kathy Mimick SPONSOR . . . . Mr. R. Fricke SPONSORED BY SKI LOUNGE 1971 Boys And Girl Staters The 1971 Boys and Girls Staters who will represent Scotus at the State Convention in Lincoln this summer are Larry Can- non (LEFT) and David Melliger and Patricia Mirr. Girl and Boy Staters are chosen for their scholastic achieve ments in school and in the community. They participate in a week long session held in Lincoln. There they experience the actual functioning of government by learning how state, coun- ty, and city governments are run. They seek and compete for offices such as; governor, mayor or others. More important to these students now because of the lowering of the voting age, this experience should be a very valuable one. I Graduation 1971 SPONSORED BY RAMBOUR REALTY CO., INC. Senior Week — Enjoyment For All Sophomores serve the cake donated by the cafeteria ladies to the seniors. Seniors enjoy last meal. Longest haired senior. Never more to return 31 i E in m wn seniorsnANCEsraf iuioks GO m«m :5 bca ____zwa ,T $ HOME GRADUATION work 5 SPLAY! □AJ ADMIN- ISTRATION _______________ ' 41 faS P 41 VARSITY SQUAD. ST ROW: F Schwank, G. Mrzlak, K. Schrad, R. Briggs, F. Liss, D. Melliger, S. Abbott, R. Tinius. T. Zabawa. SECOND ROW: Coach Younger, R. Peterson, L. Honke, J. Shank, D. Korger. B. Ebner, T. Wieser, D. Nosal, J. Gleich, F. Mielak. THIRD ROW: R. Topinka, G. Czapla, A. Niedlalski, T. Jicha, D. Briggs, D. Brock, D. LU6K6, Coaches And Players Football Coaches: L. Younger, J. Puetz, C. Stramel SPONSORED BY CLARENCE MIMICK CONSTRUCTION — builder of fine homes FIRST ROW: S. Niedbalski, T. Honke, G. Ciurej, S. Bruegger, R. Tlamka, D. Gonka, B. Melliger, K. Bonk, Coach Puetz. SECOND ROW: T. Ebner, M. Malmstrom, L. Hamling, D Schaecher, L. Kaus, B. Golden, T. Mausbach, T. Ebner, Coach Stramel. THIRD ROW: J. Rowlands, L Fritz, D. Heimann, M. Keller, E. Bonk, T. Blahak, M. Ciecior. Football Schedule 1970 — 1971 WE THEY DATE 14 0 Sept. 12 West Point Central Catholic 32 13 18 Lakeview 34 7 24 Omaha Holy Name 28 10 Oct. 2 Fremont-Be rgan 30 0 7 Wahoo-Neumann 34 0 16 Schuyler 42 0 24 David City Aquinas 18 14 30 Grand Island Central Catholic 0 58 Nov. 7 Omaha Cathedral 0 21 13 Fremont-Bergan STATMEN: To the left. STANDING: T. Ebner, M. Ciecior. SEATED: K. Bonk, G. Mrzlak, F. Schwank. SPONSORED BY ADAMS CLOTHING — THE CELLAR Offensive Unit OFFENSIVE UNIT. LINEMEN: J. Rowlands, L. Honke, S. Abbott, T. Mausbach, J. Shank, D. Brock, B. Lueke. BACK- FIELD: F. Mielak, G. Ciurej, L. Hamling, D. Briggs. Defensive Unit DEFENSIVE UNIT. LINEMEN: T. Jicha, G. Czapla, D. Brock, L. Fritz, L. Honke, J. Rowlands. BACKFIELD: T. Maus- bach, F. Mielak, S. Abbott, B. Lueke, D. Korger, J. Shank. Challenge Of Unity SPONSORED BY THE PIZZA HUT Larry Honke- Tackle JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: S. Niedbalski, T. Honke, R. Tlamka, F. Mielak, M. Malstrom, T. Ebner, B. Melliger. SECOND ROW: K. Schrad, T. Zabawa, R. Peterson, D. Korger, S. Bruegger, F. Liss, L. Kush, R. Briggs. THIRD ROW: D. Nosal, T. Blahak, B. Golden, M. Keller, L. Fritz, D. Heimann, J. Zuerlein, T. Wieser, Coach J. Puetz. SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS FURNACE SUPPLY FROSH GRIDSTERS. FIRST ROW: T. Swierczek, J. Micek, B. Shonka, S. Wolpert, T. Wibbels, D. Determann, B. Kurten- bach. SECOND ROW: D. Steiner, M. Pile, P. Zuerlein, T. Reilly, R. Bogus, L. Korger, B. Korgie. THIRD ROW: Coach L. Younger, A. Sueper, G. Gilsdorf, J. Brock, J. Shadle, C. Melliger, D. Spies, J. McMeekin. JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT ROW: T. Zabawa, K. Schrad, T. Ebner, S. Bruegger, T. Honke. BACK ROW: N. Witt, P. Sackett, D. Korger, D. Toof, Coach Fricke, J. Wiehn, D. Heinsohn, M. Malstrom, R. Briggs. FRESHMAN SQUAD, FRONT ROW: B. Shonka, R. Bogus. T. Wibbels, L. Korger, S. Wolpert, D. Determan, B. Kurt enbach. BACK ROW: Coach Younger, J. Brock, J. Shadle, C. Melliger, J. McMeekin, D. Spies, A. Sueper, T. Reilly. STATMEN: S. Bruegger, T. Ebner, K. Schrad. Basketball Schedule 1970 — 1971 WE THEY Dec. 4 Elkhom Mount Michael 29 35 12 Grand Island Cen. Cath. 60 65 18 Omaha Paul VI 53 81 19 Schuyler 54 62 Jan. 8-9 Cath. Conf. Tournament 15 Norfold Catholic 66 82 22 David City Aquinas 50 53 23 Fremont Bergan 64 74 25-30 Centennial Conference Tournament Febr. 5 Wahoo Neumann 46 44 6 Hastings St. Cecilia 60 55 12 Seward Concordia 56 54 13 Omaha Dominican 70 54 19 Omaha Cathedral 45 88 20 Cozad 61 87 23 Omaha Holy Name 56 54 26 West Point Cent. Cath. 75 60 SPONSORED BY PERSON’S SPORT SHOP, INC. Allen Niedbalski Larry Honke Larry Kaus Terry Mausbach Bob Lueke Dave Schaecher iS Us Cross-Country Champs FIRST ROW: Charles Wozny, Dan Kneifel, Bill Brooks, Coach Spenceri, SECOND ROW: Ken Brooks. Dan Toof, Norman Witt. Individual Meets, Ranks and Points Records Sept. 24 Triangular First Place 10 pts. Ken Brooks 9:54 Oct. 1 Triangular First Place 15 pts. Bill Brooks 9:59 6 Practice First Place 15 pts. Charles Wozny 10:09 13 Conference First Place 18 pts. Dan Kneifel 10:27 16 Triangular First Place 30 pts. Norman Witt 10:30 24 Districts Third Place 70 pts. Dan Toof 11:59 31 State Ninth Place 136 pts. SPONSORED BY LOUP POWER DISTRICT Varsity Track Team VARSITY TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: D. Kneifel, B. Brooks, L. Kor- ger, T. Thomas, J. McMeekin. SECOND ROW: T. Wieser, R. Peter- son, D. Toof, J. Zuerlein, J. Uss. THIRD ROW: N. Witt, T. Blahak, T. Mimick, S. Bruegger, R. Briggs. FOURTH ROW: F. Schwank, T. Zabawa, J. Fischer, B. Czapla, F. Uss. FIFTH ROW: J. Brock, L. Mos- er, T. Jicha, D. Melliger, S. Uss, M. Steiner. SIXTH ROW: L. Honke, D. Brock, C. Wozny, B. Lueke, K. Brooks. ATHLETIC COACHES: Mr. R. Fricke, Mr. C. Stramel, Mr. J. Puetz, Mr. V. Younger. STATMEN: STANDING, M. Ciecior, J. Siegel, D. Penne, J. Kantor. SPONSORED BY MIESSLER DRUGSTORE 1971- SCOTUS TRACK SCHEDULE 2 26 Kearney State Indoor Kearney 3 20 Pius X Indoor Dual Lincoln 3 26-27 Omaha Indoor Omaha 3 29 Lakeview Dual Lakeview 4 2 N. C. C. Varsity-Frosh Grand Island 4 7 Lakeview Invitational Lakeview 4 13 Central City Varsity Frosh Here 4 16 Knights of Columbus Inv. Here 4 20 York Invitational York 4 23 Pius X Dual Varsity-Frosh Here 4 26 D. C. Aquinas Varsity-Frosh Here 4 29 Schuyler Invitational Schuyler 5 3 Wahoo Dual Here 5 6 N. C. C. Varsity-Frosh Here 5 14 District Meet Seward 5 18 Schuyler- Freshmen Schuyler 5 21-22 State Meet Kearney LEFT: Distance Men. FRESHMAN SQUAD. FIRST ROW: D. Determan, L Korger, T. Reilly, B. Kurtenbach, S. Wolpert, B. Shonka, T. Wi- bbels. SECOND ROW: B. Korgie, D. Steiner, J. McMeekin, J. Brock, J. Beller, T. Thomas, K. Melliger, J. Shadle, M. Pile, Coach Fricke. Middle Distance Men TOP: Hurdlers ABOVE: Weight men RIGHT: Sprinters ABOVE: Two-mile Relay BELOW: Mile Relay ABOVE: Broad Jump Scotus' Golf Team GOLF TEAM. FIRST ROW: C. O'Hearn, J. Holmberg, S. Niedbal- ski, SECOND ROW: R. Tlamka, K. Schrad, T. Sutko, THIRD ROW: T. Honke, B. Golden, FOURTH ROW: Coach Edison, M. Malmstrom, D. Heimann. GOLF SCHEDULE 6 Scotus vs Bergan There 13 Scotus vs Aquinas Here 15 Scotus vs Neuman There 20 Scotus vs Columbus Reserves Here 23 Scotus vs Schuyler There 27 Scotus vs Aquinas There 29 Nebraska Catholic Conference Here 3 Scotus vs Bergan Here 5 Nebraska Centennial Conference Wahoo 15 District Meet Omaha 21 State Lincoln ROGERS — RILEY MOTOR COMPANY S | wSrk«8 o o g N 2 o mmwm ____zwa T HOME GRADUATION I TJ U ADMIN- r™ IISTRATION ’'WLl SGIMAT ; K- Micek, K. Kline, M. Feehan, K. Genna , C. Brock, R. Scotus Pep Club The Pep Club met the challenge of unity by admitting the Freshmen into the organization. It thereby made the Pep Club the largest organization in the school. The added zest and the spirit was in evidence at all the Pep rallies, the games, and the poster parties, as well as the volume at the cheering sections. PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSORS. FIRST ROW: Sister Stephanie, Sponsor, Marcia Shadle, Vice-president, Kris Gloor, Secretary, Miss Donner, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Anne Gerhold, President, Debbie Melliger, Treasurer. SPONSORED BY GLOOR S BAKERY Scotus Drill Team The Scotus Drill Team functioned as a separate unit and furnished special entertainment at half-time at the games. Scotus lacked a band but the Drill Team performed a number of marches and kept the morale high and the steps lively to fill the gap between the halves. Then they joined the Pep Club in their cheers. DRILL TEAM OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Miss Steffen, Spon- sor. Reading up the ladder: Karen Gdowski, Secretary, Susan Gdowski, Vice-president, Cathy Brock, President. SPONSORED BY LEO J. DOWD VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Meysenburg, Patty Van Ackeren, Judy Pavel, Colleen Dowd, Karen Cerny, Susan Shonka, Gail Kosiba. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: Kim Robak, Loretta Feehan. SECOND ROW: Susan Heimann, Jennifer Jasper, Mary Lueke. SPONSORED BY LEO J. DOWD S-Club LETTERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: J. Shank, Vice-President, T. Mausbach, The president of the club in a differ- President, R. Lueke, Secretary-Treasurer. ent role? The S-Club boasted the largest membership Scotus has ever had. Fund-raising activities sponsored by the Club included a movie, the Faculty-Varsity Game, and a Christmas program with a visit from Santa himself. To become a letter- man, the student must meet the challenge of endurance and teamwork. SPONSORED BY DERBY STATION To produce a good Annual, 1. Study last year's and avoid making the same mistakes. 2. Plan together and work your plan. 4. Meet your deadlines. Presto ! Success will be yours. and 3. Get good photographs. Call the experts. SPONSORED BY LANDGREN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Scotus Annual Staff Co-editors . . . Business Managers Advertising . . Subscriptions . Layout Editors Organizations . Administration Sports .... Student Activities . . . . J. Bonk, S. Bogus .............. C. Brock .............C. Wolpert . .M.J. Kretz, S. Shonka, C. Reiff, P. Pile . C. Brock, C. Zuerlein . . J. Bonk, J. Gleich, M. Shadle ...............C. Wolpert, S. Bogus, T. Mrzlak P. Van Ackeren, K. Gloor . . . R. Bonk, C. Dowd P. Michaelsen, S. Yosten . L. Hilger, B. Slusarski . . K. German, J. Pavel Classes Seniors . . Juniors . . Sophomores Freshmen . Junior High SPONSORED BY LANDGREN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Chorus And Glee CHORUS OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR. FIRST ROW: L. Topinka, Sec. - Treas. ; S. Yosten, V. Pres. , Miss Steffen, Director, J. Stavas, President. SECOND ROW: C. Dowd, T. Mrzlak, Advertising Managers, K. Bonk, B. Shonka, M. Shadle, Librarians. J. Bonk-A11 State Honors BELOW: CHORAL GROUP-BOYS AND GIRLS CHORUS SPONSORED BY HOLYS MUSIC COMPANY CONCERT CHORUS IN THE CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCE. GIRLS' GLEE IN THE CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCE. Mu Alpha Theta Club MATH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPON- SOR: Sister M. Laura, Chris Wol- pert, President; Stan Liss, Vice-pres- ident; Linda Heimann, Secretary; A1 Niedbalski, Treasurer. MU ALPHA THETA CLUB. SEATED: S. Shonka, M. J. Kosch, S. Gdowski, K. Meysenburg, D. Miksch M. Sprunk, J. Cannon, K. Roschynialski. STANDING: A. Gerhold, D. Schaecher, P. Van Ackeren, K. Bonk, K. German, K. Brooks, D. Heimann, B. Lueke, D. Melliger, J. Shank, I. Kopetzky, L Hamlinz, S. Abbott, J. Gleich, J. Bonk. SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS STEEL SUPPLY, INC. Scotistics Staff — 1971 Co-editors..............................................Mrzlak, K. Robak Feature Editors..............................K. Meysenburg, K. Cemy Photography Editor........................................ Business and Advertizing Manager..........................S. Gdowski Circulation Manager.......................................... Reporters and Assigned Areas— Sports - S-Club,.............................D. Schaecher, B. Lueke Scotus Annual.......................................... • • K. Robak Junior Class- Pep Club................... . . . . B. Kresha, G. Kosiba Senior Class........................................... nJ°° Sophomore Class........................................... Speech- Drama..........................................Niedbalski Religion Classes -Father Adams............................ M. Sprunk Administration-Father Meyer-Sr. Bernardis.................S. Gerber Music- Librarians............................................ Mathematics- Jets Club........................... P- O'Heam, L Kula Faculty Advisor........................................Mr. Gary Fendrick 65 Student Council 1971 STUDENT COUNCIL, OFFICERS: J. Cannon, President, C. Wibbels, Vice-president, K. Meysenburg, Secretary, K. Roschynialski, Treasurer. BELOW: Father Meyer poses for a picture with the members of the Scotus Student Council. The Student Council was active in pro- moting unity among the representatives of the various classes, in organizations and clubs, a task that it set as a goal. It engaged in several fund raising func- tions; Raffles for Vegas Nite, Magazine Drive for School funds, a Christmas Tree bulb sales for the needy donated to the County Welfare. It initiated action for Group study for seniors and juniors, brought about dress code changes and tried to improve on the rules in the student handbook for the betterment of those students needing some form of detention. They maintain- ed the pop-machine. Socially they sponsored Autumn Leaves dance and Twirp week activities and a Polka dance. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: J. Gleich, J. Cannon, K. Meysenburg, J. Bonk, C. Wolpert, A. Cerhold, L. Heimann, M. Kosch. SECOND ROW: S. Shonka, S. Gdowski, L Kula, M. Sprunk, P. MirT, E. Miksch, T. Wieser, D. Melliger, N. Witt, T. Placzek, Mrs. Peck, Sponsor. SPONSORED BY SCHWESERS The President ponders a problem. Members of the 1970-71 Jets Club pose for a picture. Jets Club JETS CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSORS. SEATED: Sally Hajek, Secretary; Jeanne Kopetzky, President. STANDING: Mr. Jahn, Sponsor; Kenneth Schrad, Treasurer; Damien Zuerlein, Vice-president; Sister M. Laura, Sponsor. SPONSORED BY DOUGLAS AND LOMASON COMPANY Thespians — Drama Club DRAMA CLUB AND SPONSORS. FIRST ROW SEATED: Karen Robak, Karen Cemy, Jackie Stavas, Lynette Topinka, Kathy Kline, Vicky Byers, Janet Bemt. SECOND ROW: Michaela White, Rose Marie Mrzlak, Kathy Meysen- burg, Karen Micek, Cathy Brock, Mr. Gary Fendrick. OFFICERS: President...................................Lynette Topinka Vice-President....................Jacqueline Stavas Secretary-Treasurer...................Kathy Kline New Members (Not pictured)..........................Kim Robak, Ken Schrad, Damian Zuerlein. 69 LAY APOSTOLATE Sister Stephanie poses with her CCD helpers who are engaged in Saturday morning classes at St. Bonaventure's. SEATED: B. Kresha, D. Ryba, J. Bonk, S. Niedbalski. STANDING: Sister Stephanie, A. Gerhold, P. Hughes, C. Brock, K. Schaecher, K. Roschynialski, L Heimann, J. Kopetzky, J. Cannon, M. A. Toof. Kathy helps her small charge locate the Jim's class tries a smile lesson for the day. for the photographer. Anne focuses attention on the assignment on the blackboard. SPONSORED BY CURRY BROTHERS Our Leaders Speak The purpose for the existence of Catholic schools has revolved since they were founded in the 1800's. At one time their purpose was to protect the student from secular influence, and to teach him to mem- orize truths of faith, to form him to follow, to con- form to customs of Church and State. Vatin II changed the Church from a defensive to an offensive Church, to an Apostolic launching pad. Along with the changing Church, the purpose for existence of Catholic schools changed. Today the Catholic school encourages students to be creative, to discover, to lead in the search for deeper truth, seek out evil and destroy it, to reform and form both Church and State, 72 Sister M. Bemardis, Principal of Scotns. to be free sons of God, to know self, and to grow into the whole man. The challenge facing the Catholic school is to allow freedom for growth along with guidelines for respect for neighbor, to allow the search for truth against the background of an enriched history, and to motivate the student to bring about the unity of the sons of God. My prayer is that Scotus Central Catholic is that type of Second Vatican Council school which provides an atmosphere from which will come an adundance of future leaders for the Church and our beloved Country. 4c Vital to Scotus is each student. Scotus exists for the student and a student must be operative and co- operative for Scotus to achieve its purpose. Our concern is the development of the individual s talents. The self-study undertaken by the admin- istration and faculty this year had the sole purpose of improving the quality of education a student can receive in Scotus. Any changes proposed or intro- duced by the evaluation was to meet a need that some student had in his present environment. It is the hope of those who teach and guide you that the curricular changes being made will aid you to grow into an indicidual able to cope with the spiritual and social demands that confront you today. A school is no better than the students that com- pose it. Unless students are concerned about the development of their fellow students also, and the accomplishment of reaching also, and the accomp- lishment of reaching their goals, the school cannot produce educated individuals to assume the leader- ship expected of them, indiciduals who will make the world a better place because they have lived in it. It is the earnest wish of your principal that every student going forth from Scotus will carry in his heart a deep concern for other indiciduals and a deep faith in God. The capable and inspiring leadership of these two individuals was recognized in the recent Evaluation of the school by the North Central Accrediting Agency and the State Department. Faculty and students join in lauding their dedication to raise the standards of Scotus make it and to keep it one of the best schools. 73 Religion Unites All Men As Brothers BOTTOM LEFT: Rev. Charles Potoc- ki, O.F.M., Associate Pastor of St. Bona venture. Father's junior religion classes enjoy his method of teaching about God's people and the new em- phasis on the person. Rev. Francis Price, Pastor of St. Isidore's Church. Father teaches freshman religion at Scotus and is a member of the Scotus Board of Administration. BELOW: Rev. Thomas Adams, Asso- ciate Pastor of St. Isidore's and Co- ordinator of Religion at Scotus took on a new appearance after his trip abroad. However, he assured us that it is himself behind that beard. SPONSORED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Father Regis in a busy situation with the junior religion class at Scotus. Rev. Richard Stevens, new Pastor of St. Stanislaus Church, Duncan, has joined the faculty and teaches the senior religion classes. Father has had many ex- periences as an Air Force Chaplain and has written many articles for magazines like the Sunday Visitor and others. LEFT: Rev. John Rizzo, Pastor of St. Rose of Lima Church, Genoa is the freshman class religion instruc- tor. Father is also a member of the Scotus Board of Administration. 75 Language And Arts BELOW: Sister Stephanie, English, Pep Club, junior homeroom sponsor, Lay Apostolate. BOTTOM: Mr. Fendrick, Speech, Drama, Driver Edu. , Scotistics, homeroom. RIGHT: Mrs. Peck, senior English, National Honor Society, homeroom sponsor. BELOW: Miss Meier, German, English, Homeroom sponsor. SPONSORED BY GIBSON PRODUCTS COMPANY Miss Steffen is Head of the Music department and sponsor of the Drill Team. She teaches girl's Physical education classes. TOP RIGHT: Sister M. Honora Ann, Typewriting, Shorthand, Secretarial Train- ing and Homeroom Sponsor. TOP LEFT AND ABOVE: Sister Colette, Spanish teacher, points out to her stu- dents the places she will visit in Spain after a summer study-tour in Valencia. Her second year students demonstrate the portable lab that is used for individual study. Sister also teaches Chemistry and Science and is Advisor for the SCOTUS. Science And Mathematics ABOVE: Sister M. Laura, Math, E. Science, Math Club Sponsor, Jets Club, Freshman Homeroom. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. C. Cook, Mechanical Drawing instructor, pre- pares future engineers. SPONSORED BY Mr. Edison, Mathematics, Physics, Golf Coach, and senior homeroom sponsor. 78 LEFT: Mrs. Ekeler, Home Economics teacher, offers these young home- makers the opportunity to learn the art of good cooking and family liv- ing. What greater challenge will these students meet in the homes they form than that of unity? 70 ABOVE: Miss Donner, Bookkeeping, Modern Problems, History, Pep Club, Junior homeroom sponsor. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Younger, Bio- logy, Physiology, P. E. Athletic Director, assistant football coach, sophomore homeroom sponsor. RIGHT: OUR DEDICATED CAFE- TERIA LADIES. Mrs. Shefcyk, Mrs. Fletcher, Mana- ger, Miss Maag, Mrs. Bitter, Mrs. Landkamer, Mrs. Lange, Mrs. Haney, Mrs. Szudlo, Mrs. Bures, Mrs. Chavanu. Challenge Of Service Some of the greatest challenges in life come from the everyday tasks that are so vital to the health and well being of the student. Our teachers and those who care for our warmth and food meet these challenges because they care about us. Mr. Kurtenbach Alvie , Custodian and maintenance. He keeps us warm while keeping his cool . Not easy. 80 LIBRARIANS AT WORK FOR US BELOW: Sister M. Catherine Ann, Co-ordinator of the Evaluative Survey and Self-study undertaken by Scotus Administration this year. Through this re- search and study Scotus finds ways to act. Mrs. Carpenter, full-time librarian, locates the desired card. Miss Hadcock, part-time li- brarian, adds new materials to the vertical file. ABOVE: Mrs. Keating, Secretary of the Principal, has served Scotus students many years in many ways. Anything lost or found, ask her for it. LEFT: Mrs. Kudron, Secretary of the Superintendent, handles the tuition and monies. Her concern is having enough to keep Scotus open. SPONSORED BY SILVER DOLLAR LOUNGE ONLY FIREPLACE LOUNGE IN TOWN. As We See You — Faculty 'QM§ § MS i®w i pJEAMS gUNDI g GLASS -sg  HH 3 « cn SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OF THE CLASS OF 1971. STANDING: Mr. K. Edison, Sponsor; Larry Honke, President; Larry Kaus, Vice-president; Leonard Hamling, Treasurer. SEATED: Linda Hilger, Secretary; Mrs A Peck Sponsor. ’ Class Of '71 — Challenge Of Unity MARILYN BEIERLE LOIS BENDER SANDRA BOGUS SPONSORED BY BEHLEN MANUFACTURING CO. SUBSIDIARY OF THE WICKES CORPORATION. JAMES BONK KEN BROOKS REGINA BONK MARY CATHERINE BROCK JOAN CANNON DONALD BRAUN DIANE BORO What size, Regina? GERARD CZAPLA GERALD CIUREJ BRUCE EBNER SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS MOTORS, INC. CERTIFIED CARE DODGE — CARS — TRUCKS CONNIE EGGER LEONARD HAMLING JOHN GLEICH PATTY GUBBELS A commons pastime-- straw chewing. 87 LARRY KAUS LINDA HILGER PATTI HUGHES KATHY KLINE SPONSORED BY J.C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. ROBERT LUEKE MARY JO KOBUS MARY JANE KRETZ JEANNE KOPETZKY JOSEPH KRUMLAND STANLEY LISS Action in the backfield, Jerry? ROSE MARIE MRZLAK Home Ec II girls are hostesses to a supper for their mothers, one class project all enjoyed. SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY JUDY PAVEL DOUGLAS PENNE 91 KAREN ROBAK KATHIE ROSCHYNIALS Kl JEFF ROWLANDS DAVID SCHAECHER DEBRA RYBA NANCY SCHNEIDER JEROME SHANK SPONSORED BY BRENNER FURNITURE — FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE JACQUELINE STAVAS MICHAEL STEINER SPONSORED BY THIELE ADDITION ANNA MARIE SZATKO HAROLD THIELE MARY LYNN THOMAS THOMAS SIEGEL RANDY SOUKUP MARY ANN TOOF LYNETTE TOPINKA PATTY VAN AC KEREN MARY WIESE CHRISTINE WOLPERT CHARLES WOZNY CHRISTINE ZOUCHA SPONSORED BY THE DAILY TELEGRAM Seniors Look At '71 CLASS MOTTO: REACH OUT CLASS SONG: WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, However measured or far away. Thore au SPONSORED BY THE DAILY TELEGRAM Looking back, there was a time for everything. Making the dummy-- 8 m SeniOtSDANC_ES1 f! TV IF3 jp 73 in 5lt««KSPImGO 3 0 ____z(  S-:©55 HOME ( GRADUATION WORK SO 3PLAYI3 □Uadmin  I ISTRATION ___________ JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Sister M. Colette, Sister M. Stephanie, Miss Donner. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: C. Zuer- lein, Secretary; L. Cannon, President; B. Henggeler, Treasurer; D. Brock, Vice-president. Steve Abbott Douglas Beard Marlene Beiermann Bonnie Bierman Kenneth Bonk Daniel Briggs Daniel Brock Bill Brooks Debbie Buggi Larry Cannon Martin Ciecior Robert Czapla Mary Czuba Colleen Dowd Thomas Feehan SPONSORED BY BECTON-DICKINSON COMPANY Larry Fritz Susan Gdowski Sharon Gerber Kris Gloor Robert Golden Douglas Gubbels Sheryl Hajek Duane Heimann Daniel Heinsohn Bette Henggeler Terry' Hyland Mary Jarosz Tom Jicha Mark Keller ) David Korger Gail Kosiba Roberta Kresha Linda Kula Greg Liebig Carol Liss Fred Liss Maxine Loeffler David Mellinger David Micek SPONSORED BY BECTON-DICKINSON COMPANY Pam Michaelsen Frank Mielak Eugene Miksch Kathy Mimick Tom Mimick Patricia Mirr Theresa Mrzlak Susan Niedbalski Darold Nosal Susan Nosal Rita O'Hare Patricia O'Hearn John Olson Lee Ann Oppliger Mary Oppliger Mary Petermann Richard Peterson Pat Pile Thomas Placzek Cynthia Reiff SPONSORED BY EQUITABLE SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY Milton Roddy Pat Sackett Kathy Schaecher Marcia Shadle Susan Shonka Nancy Skorupa Barbara Slusarski Valerie Spies Marilyn Sprunk Ken Sueper Connie Thiele Joan Tinius Jerry Tworek Colleen Voboril Michaela White Colleen Wibbels James Wiehn Ted Wieser Norman Witt Sandra Yosten Daniel Zoucha Connie Zuerlein SPONSORED BY FLEISCHER’S REXALL DRUG Unity Within SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS. SEATED: Thomas Blahak, President; Debbie Maguire, Vice-president; Adelaide Haney, Secretary; Connie Liss, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Younger, Sponsor; Mr. Fendrick. Sponsor. Sister ’ Honora Ann was not here for the picture. She also, is a Sponsor. Janet Bemt Irene Bialas Tom Bierman Tom Blahak Edward Bonk Richard Briggs Steven Bruegger David Bruns Randy Buggi Vicky Byers Maribeth Casey Jo Ann Chlopek Mark Ciurej Mary Czapla Ann Dvorak SPONSORED BY CASE POWER EQUIPMENT — WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST. Tim Ebner Jay Edic Loretta Feehan Joseph Fischer Karen Gdowski Barbara German Paula Gilsdorf Duane Gonka Paul Greenlee Adelaide Haney Bill Heimann Susan Heimann James Holmberg Terry Honke Gary Hruska 105 Jennifer Jasper Kathy Johnson John Kan tor Dan Kneifel Kathy Kopetzky Cindy Krzkcki Larry Kush Denise Kuta Connie Liss Jerry' Liss Mary Lueke Debbie Maguire Mike Malmstrom Mary Lou Markytan Mary Lyn McNair SPONSORED BY CITIZENS BANK TRUST COMPANY Bruce Melliger Kurt Micek Dale Mikesch Larry Moser Gregg Mrzlak Joyce Niedbalski Steve Niedbalski Debbie Novotny Gerald Placzek Kim Robak Bonnie Schmitz Ken Schrad Fritz Schwank Anne Shank Tim Sutko SPONSORED BY CITIZENS BANK TRUST COMPANY Wesley Thiele Ray Tinius Ray Tlamka Dan Toof Richard Topinka Jacqueline Uphoff David Wemhoff Debbie Werts Tom Zabawa Damian Zuerlein Joe Zuerlein SPONSORED BY LARSON —FLORINE wn semotsDANCEsraf h ihiokspiSGO| 3 o mnm zm mj£ 2 HOMEgGRADUATION JjPLAY! □aJadmin- - ISTRATION FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS. SEATED: Bob Shonka, President; Joe McMeekin, Vice-President; Geralyn Becker, Secretary; Renae Kuta, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Puetz, Sponsor, Sister Laura, Sponsor; Miss Meier, Sponsor. Michelle Augustine Geralyn Becker Cynthia Beiermann John Beller Peggy Bender Randy Bogus Debbie Bonk John Braun Connie Brewer Dorothy Briggs James Brock Lea Brooks Jane Bruner Genene Bruns Cathy Ciberon SPONSORED BY HOESSEL ELECTRIC COMPANY SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS ROBO CAR WASH Louise Ciecior Don Detterman Jolene Dvorak Diane Fritz Julie Fuchs Nancy Gdowski Barbara German Greg Gilsdorf Brenda Grubaugh Sally Hajek Tim Held Tom Held Debra Holys David Jenson Margaret Jochum Julie Kopetrky Larry Korger Robert Korgie Bonnie Kudron Bill Kurtenbach Rena Kuta Mary Liss Theresa Liss Mike Loeffler Gayle Massman Donna Mausbach Beverly Maguire Joseph McMeekin Curt Melliger Joseph Micek SPONSORED BY GREINER’S FURNITURE APPLIANCES Michele Michaelsen Michelle Murphy Mary Nosal Callen O'Hearn Barbara Olson Gail Oppliger James Pfeifer Michael Pile Thomas Reilly Joette Roy Joan Schneider John Shadle Robert Shonka Joel Siegel Julie Slovinski Carol Sobotka SPONSORED BY GASS-HANEY FUNERAL HOME Melody Soukup Dominic Spies Carolee Sprunk Mary Starzec David Steiner Allen Sueper Ted Swierczek Peggy Thiele Timothy Thomas Linda Topinka Alanna Van Dyke Debra Welker Karen Wennekamp Thane Wibbels Kathy Wieser Steven Wolpert Debra Zelasney Betty Zoucha Kathy Zuerlein Peter Zuerlein SPONSORED BY WOODRICK ALLEN FOR BEST SHOES 3 K00i;spi GO ||gg HOMEttGRADDATfON W0RK«O SPLAY! □33admin - ISTRATION Junior High Moves Into Scotus GRADE EIGHT. ROOM 34. FIRST ROW: Mr. Spenceri, Sponsor, C. Krzycki, M. Oik, T. Melcher, D. Kantor, S. Niedbalski, M. Kresha, M. Merrill, J. Placzek, D. Krepel, B. Meyer, J. Holmberg. SECOND ROW: V. Paprocki, J. Micek, L. Mimick, S. Malmstrom, J. Jarecke, R. Miksch, R. Kurtenbach, P. Kosch, R. Moore, K. Kelly. THIRD ROW: J. Micek, C. Mares, K. Nosal, M. Placzek, J. Markytan, J. Lueke, K. McNair, G. Melliger, M Poe, Ronald Mimick, K. Kline. TRANSITION: When the Junior High left this building to move into the third floor in Scotus Senior High, they left many memories of the old St. Francis Academy- St. Bonaventure High School and finally Scotus Junior High. Sister M. Christine, Principal of the Junior High has her own memories of her Alma Mater, as she looks from her office desk. 116 These budding scientists display the Periodic Chart they made in their science class. It won first in the class judging of all the charts and hung in their room. PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS S avavia GRADE EIGHT. ROOM 31B. FIRST ROW: B. Baumgart, P. Arlt, C. Bixenmann, L. Duren, K. Bernt, C. Abbott, D. Gilsdorf, S. Harrington, J. Brakenhoff, S. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: J. Beller, S. Bernt, T. Greiner. M. Augustine, S. Bernt, G. Gubbels, L. Hoebing, M. Gregorius, J. Czuba, R. Haney. THIRD ROW: C. Euteneur, J. Feehan, N. Grohs, D. Dowd, G. Grubaugh, B. Held, C. Bruegger, C. Heimann, D. Cerny, J. Bonk. Sister Michaelene, Home- room Sponsor. SPONSORED BY JOE AND AL’SIGA STORE GRADEEIGHT ROOM 36B. FIRST ROW: Mr. Jahn, Sponsor, D. Zabawa, T. White, B. Schmitz, J. Witt, P. Zuerlein, R. Wieser, J Schumacher, J. Thiele. SECOND ROW: C. Wieser, M. Schwartzer, A. Wieser, P. Uphoff, D. Slovinski T. Zerr, P. Tworek, P. Uphoff, T. Ziemba, C. Spenner. THIRD ROW: D. Seda, L. Schrad, B. Werts, J. Toof D Steiner, D. Savage, S. Wiese, T. Warth, S. Schaecher, B. Reilly. SPONSORED BY GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY GRADE 7. ROOM 38B. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jarecki, Sponsor, K. Pile, L. Nosal, S. Mrzlak, M. Holmberg, S. Pallas, M. Placzek, J. O'Hare, L. Kosiba, C. Kresha, T. Kelly. SECOND ROW: K. Korger, L. Merrill, S. Paprocki, D. Kush, C. Jilek, K. Petermann, M. Niedbalski, D. Martin, D. Kosch, K. O'Heam. THIRD ROW: M. Krings, M. Pekarek, J. Kud- ron, J. Hyland, D. Lippstreu, M. McNair, J. Kohlund, J. Mares, N. Kennedy. Not pictured, Tim Kiuntke. 119 GRADE 7. ROOM 36A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Fricke, D. Determan, J. Gloor, D. Determan, N. Hajek, A. Beier- mann, D. Buggi, T. Brewer, D. Hoffman, D. Egger. SECOND ROW: T. Bryan, M. Gdowski, B. Bonk, R. Fritz, G. Bemt, J. Fischer, J. Brakenhoff, D. Fuchs, L. Bruns, F. Berger. THIRD ROW: B. Bixenmann, D. Cimpl, D. Byers, D. Davidson, A. Hamling, S. Crocker, L Beiermann, D. Bogus, B. Held, C. Kosak, K. Abbott. GRADE 7. ROOM 38A. FIRST ROW: G. Voboril, A. Williams, G. Wessel, F. Robak, A. Wunderlich, R. Zoucha, L. Roy, K. Tarnick, L. Toof, G. Witt, S. Wieser, Mrs. Pekarek. SECOND ROW: T. Scott, J. Tracy, T. Zuerlein, S. Thiele, C. Wiese, A. Spenner, C. Topinka, D. Van Lent, J. Warth, J. Schumacher. THIRD ROW: J. Wilhelm, B. Shanle, G. Wemhoff, T. VanBerg, R. Tlamka, D. Schaecher, F. Spies, T. Schneider, T. Tooley, T. Sobotka, P. Tinius. SPONSORED BY KEEN KORNER RESTAURANT STEAK HOUSE 'Mt ««TEAMS qUNDERO isCLASS NJLC7 i JLo Wtad 55 g« Q_§2 ADVERTISING Igm, Our Advertisers ALPHABETICAL INDEX OE PAGE SPONSORS Page Page Adams Clothing 35 Gloor’s Bakery 55 Austin Company, Inc. 78 Greiner Furniture Appliance 112 Becton-Dickinson Co. 98-99 Hinky Dinky 9 Behlen Manufacturing Co. 84 Holys Music Co. 62 Brenner Furniture Co 92 Hodssel Electric Co. 110 Case Power Equipment 104 JoandAl'sIGA 117 Citizens Bank Trust Co 106-107 J. C. Penney Co., Inc 88 Clarence Mimick Construction 34 Keen Korner Steak House 120 Columbus Bank Trust Co. 90 K-TTT, AM FM 10 Columbus Florists 16 Landgren Studio Camera Shop 60-61 Columbus Furnace Supply 40 Larson-Florine 108 Columbus Motors, Inc. 86 Leo J. Dowd . . 56-57 Columbus Robo Car Wash III Loup Power District 47 Columbus Steel Supply, Inc. 64 McKown Funeral Home, Inc. 12 Curry Brothers 70 Miessler Drug Store 48 Daily Telegram, The 94-95 Mutual of Omaha, Wm. Wiedel 28 Data Center of Nebraska Corp., The 18 Nielsen Chevrolet Buick Co. 21 Derby Station 59 Person’s Sport Shop, Inc. 44 Douglas Lomason Co. 68 Pizza Hut 37 Equitable Savings Loan Co. 100 Rambour Realty Co., Inc 26 Fash n Fab (Williams Brothers) 15 Rogers-Riley Motor Co 52 First National Bank Trust Co. 74 Schweser 67 Fleischer Rexall Drug 101 Sears, Roebuck Co. 32 Gass-Haney Funeral Home 113 Seven Knights Restaurant 22 General Telephone Co. 118 Silver Dollar Lounge 81 Gerhold Company 7 Ski Lounge 24 Gerhold Concrete Products 6 Thiele Addition 93 Gibson Products Co. 76 Woodrick and Allen 114 Our Patrons . . . Anderson Floral Company Cue and Bow Room Billie's Cafe Fairacres Foods Inc. Columbus Grain Inc. Foreman Cash Lumber Company Columbus Sales Pavilion Kaufman True Value Hardware Froemel’s Jewelry KJSK Radio AM FM Gene Neater Studio Levine Brothers Hadley-Braithwait Company Liquor Mart Happy Chef McChristy Jewelers Mel’s Radio and TV Mead Lumber Company Mike Volnek Carpet Installation Micek Auto Repair Killer Allied Securities Company Oasis Bar Package Tooley Drug Company Polly's Shoe Store Prokupek Shoes Our Friends . . . Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Company Art Printery, Inc. Rene's Sidewalk Cafe Bill's APCO Service Riley Motors Bluebird Rosebud Motel Bob’s TV Appliance Safeway Stores Incorporated Book Center Town Country Dress Shop Boulevard Lanes Trade home Shoes Cengas F.W. Wool worth Stores Champlin Cafe Ves Zuerlein Masonry Construction Columbus Beauty College Y-Knot Drive In Columbus Farm Equipment Columbus Music Company THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS. OUR PATRONS AND OUR FRIENDS W HO HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Continued from page 2. — We, the Co-editors of the 1971 SCOTUS annual, in this book have tried to capture the challenges to un- ity as we saw them unfolded in the action of the year, in picture and print as candidly as possible. What is not here, because a camera did not flash, or because of our human frail- ty, you must supply from the rich store of your memories which is a source all can draw from. The members of the 1971 Staff join us in the wish that we all be so united we will have no challenges to unity. Signed, I i .1