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COLUMBUS: BEHIND CLOSED DOORS The Scotus juniors elect representatives to stage a qui- »t coup and take over the county government for one day. On March 14, they tour the courthouse and enjoy a lunch at the American Legion hall before the actual takeover. The cast of characters follows: Civil Defense Coordinator........................Rick Konwinski Sheriff .................................Tom Hoffman Attorney ...............................John Prososki Weeds Superintendent .................Rick Schumacher Judge ..................................Paul Melcher ASCS Committee ........Paul Johnson, Gary Kurtenbach Supervisors....................Phil Hajek, Jim Reiser Multi-County Social Services ...................Holly Holmberg Assessor ............................Julie Van Ackeren Welfare Director...................................Teri Bemt Highway Superintendent.............................Mike Savage Agricultural Agent ..................Mary Jo Chlopek Treasurer........................................Janice Witt Clerk of District Court....................Linda Warth Clerk...........................................Vanessa Kumpf Home Extension Agent.................Cheryl Schieffer Superintendent ......................Jenny Liebentritt Election Commissioner .......................Lisa Hall Administrator ESU 7....................Sandy Gdowski Register of Deeds ...........................Anne Syslo Director.................................Mr. Jim Puetz 9
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10 THE SHAMROCK AWARDS 1 Speech and drama accomplishments recognized at the May 9 Honors Day program included: John Kopetzky, Marlene Bonk, Carl Zoucha, Julie Spies, and Peg McGillivray for placing in speech contest; Marlene Bonk for first place in the Optimist zone speech contest; Bill Fox, Ken Zoucha, Joyce Kneifel, and Kim Grohs for best acting awards. 2 Receiving certificates for participating in the Creighton Annual Math Field Day were Cindy Eilers, Rich Jochum, Linda Warth, Janice Witt, and Floyd Kosch, who placed high in the chalk talk competition. Kim Grohs was named outstanding senior chorus member. Julie VanAckeren, Ken Zoucha, Shelly Davidson, Brad Scott Kim Grohs, and Bill Wieser were recognized for placing in the district music contest. High point girls in pep club were Mary Shadle, Kim Podany, Deb Bemt, and Vicki Jackson. Bev Bonk, Shelly Davidson, Terri Dreifurst, Marie Bierman, and Donna Ciboron were recognized for completing two years of service on the annual staff. 3. Rich Jochum and Rex Kumpf received Creighton University Academic Honor Scholarships. 4. Sharon Ziemba received a Bee Line Scholarship and a Dale Electronics Tu- ition Scholarship to Platte College. 5. Chuck Sueper and Gary Schieffer were recipients of University of Nebraska Davids Scholarships and named alternates to the University of Nebraska Re - gents Scholarship. Gary also received a Wayne State President's Scholarship, while Chuck merited a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for ranking in the upper 2% of graduating seniors in the country. 6 Floyd Kosch attained finalist standing in National Merit Scholarship compe- tition. He also recieved a certificate of honor in Westinghouse's Science Tal- ent Search, and a Platte County Agricultural Society 4-year Scholarship. 7 Barb Kuta was recognized for placing 3rd in the typing competition at Platte College Recognition Day. For this, she received 1-semester tuition waiver. Floyd Kosch placed 2nd in math, and 3rd in physics and bookkeeping. Named Elks Teenagers of the Month were Connie Hajek, Rex Kumpf, and Mary Shadle. 8 Marc Wolfe, Connie Hajek, and Jacci Brown won 2-year scholarships to Platte College from the Platte County Agricultural Society. 9 Connie Hajek won a University of Nebraska Regents Scholarship. 10 Terry Kurtenbach was the receipient of the William Simpson Award. Alan Kopetzky won a Loup Public Power Full Tuition Scholarship to Platte College. Erin O'Heam was awarded an athletic scholarship to Platte College.
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