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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

Therese Baz Pamela Braun Jack Cheloha Laura Bierman Mark Brezinski Chad Christiansen Wayne Borer Michelle Brooks Jay Cutsor 2 Duane Czapla Richard Eisenmenger Tim Gray Janelle Czuba 9% Alan Englebert DeLois Hebda Douglas Dush Brian Evans 3 Senior Retreat The Senior Retreat at Camp Luther was a memorable experience for all who attended. Father Wayne spent much time and effort in preparation for the event, and he should be commended for a job well done. The activities of the day ranged from playing mailcall to celebrating mass. At one point in the mass all the seniors received a letter from a teacher who had them in class. The letters were very moving and the teachers wished us well in the future. Although the day was fast-moving there was also time for thought and reflection. The retreat was a day that will long be remembered by all seniors. 4 A moment to relax. Where’s my contact?? De’s always the center of attention. Now, we know that’s not hot chocolate, Lisa! Something interesting over there guys?!? Ohhh! The three stooges. Jim Heimann Sharon Hughes 6 John Kelly Dave Koziol Robin Liebentritt Dave Love Dan Korger Jerry Maca 7 Seniors: Work and Play 8 Laura Bierman Pamela Braun Mark Rrezinski Michelle Brooks Jack Cheloha Jay Cutsor Janelle Czuba Doug Dush Alan Engelbert Brian Evans Kevin Haider Jim Heimann Lisa Henggeler Heidi Hoffman Trish Hroza Sharon Hughes Terri Jackson Tammy Jarecke John Kelly Kriss Kaminski Lisa Kneifel Dan Korger Marti Krings Linda Laska Robin Liebentritt David Love Jerry Maca Kelly Maguire Kris Martin Cathy McLaughlin Colleen McLaughlii Kevin Molczyk Kim Neater Julie Paprocki Stacey Podraza Chri9 Pokorny Karen Pokorny Kathy Prokupek Jolene Rhode Annette Rinkol Bob Roy Anne Sojka Scott Spenceri Kris Stachura Greg Van Dyke Patty Wemhoff Dean White Genene Wieser Colleen Witt Lance Zach Jan Zoucha Columbus Community Hospital Zappatoe Stack-n-Steak Dairy Queen Hinky Dinky Stack-n-Steak Burger King Hinky Dinky Tooleys Drug Holiday Inn K-Mart Burger King Brass Buckel for Gals Holiday Inn Stack-n-Steak Dairy Queen J.C. Penneys Y-Knot Burger King Tooleys Card and Gift, Roth Construction Defreece’s Bonanza Bonanza McDonalds Glad rags Happy Chef Elks Country Club Kelly Jewelry, Zerr’s McDonalds Casey’s Fashion Company Stack-n-Steak McDonalds Stack-n-Steak Holiday Inn Elks Country Club Runza Prokupek’s Shoe Store Holiday Inn Alco Joe and Al’s IGA, Columbus Theater Columbus Community __II_— 1a. — 1 Hospital Stack-n-Steak. Ag Park McDonalds Tweets Sport Shop K-Mart Joe and Als IGA Kentucky Pried Chicken Holiday Inn Columbus Theater Dairy Queen Therese Baz: I get a lift from anyone who’ll give me one. Laura Bierman: 82 Brown Ford Escort EB95 Wayne Borer: 76 Blue Cougar “MAYNARD” Pam Braun: 74 White Ford LTD GB17 Mark Brezinski: 83 Blue Mercedes Benz BREEZ Michelle Brooks: 81 Rust Toyota Tercel EY54 Jack Cheloha: 80 Dove gray Buick Regal C370 Chad Christiansen: 77 Blue Toyota RED” Jay Cutsor: 76 Orange Chivy Nova BOPPER” Duane Czapla: ? Janelle Czuba: Green Impala Doug Dush: 76 Red Cutlass Supreme “DOOBY” Richard Eisenmenger: 72 Maroon Chevy Vega “LEPPER” Alan Engelbert: 74 AMC Hornet “BIG AL” Brian Evans: 73 Blue Dodge Charger BE98 Tim Gray: 77 Green Chevy Impala EP35 Kevin Haider: Green Jeep DeLois Hebda: 70 Brown Mercury Laura Heimann: 71 Green AMC Ambassador BS84 Jim Heimann: 74 Maroon Buick Regal “YIMMY’ Lisa Henggeler: 80 Silver Mazda Heidi Hoffman: 73 Orange Nova H779 Trish Hroza: 73 Green Ventura BUTCH” Sharon Hughes: Blue Oldsmobile Royal N181 Terri Jackson: 79 Brown Chevette BK7 Kerry Jarecki: 73 Brown Dodge Dart Kriss Kaminski: Orange MGB Convertible John Kelly: 76 GMC Pickup “SHEIK” Lisa Kneifel: 75 Maroon Pacu Bubble K200 Dan Korger: 71 Dark Green Cutlass Supreme DK38 Dave Koziol: 74 Cutlas Supreme DA52 Marti Krings: 74 Brown Cutlass Supreme EH85 Bernie Kwapnoski: 73 Plymouth Fury III AV63 Linda Laska: White Fury G971 Robin Liebentritt: 72 Cutlass Salon A623 David Love: 73 Blue Plymouth Satellite Sebing ED86 Jerry Maca: 75 Blue Mustang II CZ91 Kelly Maguire: 78 Silver Bonneville Kris Martin: 76 Blue Maverick Y857 Cathy and Colleen McLaughlin: 80 Blue Ford Pinto C244 Jeff Mielak: Family Car Kevin Molczyk: 72 Ford LTD P16 Karen Mielak: 80 Maroon Chevy Station Wagon Kim Neater: ? Julie Paprocki: 70 Brown paneled station wagon Stacy Podraza: 78 silver Z28 Camaro P518 Chris Pokorny: 78 Silver Monte Carlo CP95 Karen Pokorny: 76 Sky Blue Volare CN80 Kathy Prokupek: 73 Yellow Buick La Sabre EK83 Jolene Rhode: 79 Light Green Aspen J405 Annette Rinkol: 73 Silver Pontiac R988 Bob Roy: 76 Silver Honda Civic L933 Traci Ryba: 72 Brown Cutlass C337 Bob Schumacher: 76 Cream Delta Tank A800 Anne Sojka: 82 Dodge Aries A402 Lori Soulliere: White Ford Mustang Scott Spenoeri: 57 Candy Apple red Chevy “PUPPY” Virginia Sprunk .76 Blue Capric Boat Classic Kris Stachura: 74 Dodge Colt DS45 J. P. Styskal: 70 Green Buick La Sabre C18 John Swierczek: 78 Chevy Monte Carlo “SWERTY” Shelly Tschantre: 79 Maroon Grand Mazda A511 Greg Van Dyke: 76 Blue Cordoba “NEEDLE Patty Wemhoff: Brown Toyota Dean White: 80 Red Ford Pinto CD72 Genene Wieser: 72 Gold Duster Colleen Witt: 79 Blue Toyota Corella ER7 Lance Zach: 76 squashed tomato” with hatchback Jan Zoucha: 78 Creme Lincoln Mercury Station Wagon | Mary J. Zoucha: Rides with a friend Mary Lynn Zoucha: 77 White Ford Thunderbird ..«v — Jjil r ■V) 9 Kelly Maguire Karen Mielak Kris Martin Cathy McLaughlin Jeff Mielak Kevin Molczyk Kim Neater Julie Paprocki 10 Stacey Podraza Kathy Prokupek Bob Roy Chris Pokorny Jolene Rhode Karen Pokorny Annette Rinkol Bob Schumacher 11 Aug. 20 Aug. 25 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 Oct. 1 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 10 Nov. 12 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 24 Dec. 6 Dec. 8 Jan. 2 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Feb. 4 Feb. 10 Feb. 12 Feb. 1 Apr. 6 Apr. 30 May 10 May 22 May 23 Local News Foreign exchange student, Morgen Downey, receives Little League uniform as memento. Start of Columbus Days. Auxiliary Bishop Anthony Milone visits Scotus. Our Lady of Mercy statue dedicated. Union Pacific workers in Columbus honor rail strike. First phase of Lost Creek Flood Control project begins. Columbus residents warned not to take Tylenol capsules. Platte College dorms finished. Homecoming dance. Sperry New Holland plant shuts down. Student Councils from all Columbus schools gather. Volleyball team defeated by Ord at State Volleyball Tournament. Senior Retreat at Camp Luther. Scotus receives $2,000 cable T.V grant. New Memorial Hall doors completed. Officer Cooley resigns from police force. License approved for Wishbone’s Dance Hall and Saloon. Platte County near top in state jobless rate. IGA purchases Jack and Jill store on the Southside. Area independent truckers ignoring strike. Behlen Manufacturing layoffs announced. Melissa Cemper’s medical bills paid through benefit dance. Sweetheart dance. Anti-crime group forming in Columbus. National Honor Society induction. Prom. Awards Night. Graduation. Outbreak of brown-bottle flu in epidemic proportions. The new Memorial Hall door9. 12 Auxiliary Bishop Milone celebrating mass. Our Lady of Mercy statue. H's 0ot £ ; my Ifc l olleuhaI (aad! Radmil aw.fcW- fVrvA -ihoife no 1 Scots' ocmors MaMupto Out t afe awV LlW , U U fatu. tW (ioT 5c0r yej demusz «fer best An unidentified person is chewed up by school. Later he was spit back out. Four daring souls volunteered to travel through enemy territory. This event marked them for life. Senior class officers for 1982-83 school year: Jack Cheloha, Pres.; Cathy McLaughlin, Vice Pres.; Colleen McLaughlin, Sec. Students attempt suicide in a feeble effort to change a school policy. The threat went unheeded. i« Kris Stachura John Swierczek Shelly Tschantre J. P. Styskal Greg Van Dyke Virginia Sprunk 14 Patty Wemhoff Colleen Witt Mary J. Zoucha Dean White Lance Zach Mary L. Zoucha Not Pictured: Kevin Haider Bernie Kwapnoski 15 REMEMBER ... your shoes are tied to| op, dadoop, dadoop le gravel Ter'.’' “Oh, it’s i ! Crash! “Wants me to d Royal Can ad i Rhonda Open campus Basketball - football - volleyball games Physiology The night after Christmas Cars in the ditch Kelly’s first party The guy’s Trans Am Club Getting home at 4:00 A.M. Lake North Garfield Papa Smurf Mains Blue eyes Maynards Homecoming mass Happy Chief at 4:00 A.M. State Volleyball - Basketball Bowling Roc points Senior Retreat REO - Billy Squire concert Senior hunting trip to Gresham Cat Club Scotus National Guard Steak frys at Wayne’s “Where are your clothes Tim?” Meeting Wade and Beetle Homecoming Bombfire Jan's chilli dogs with cl Liquid golf at Delta Ta Delta Indian at Maguires “What it is” Dirt Pit Blitz Homecoming Poster Party- Guys posing as cheerleaders The pre out at the lake Road trippin’ 82 graduation partv 83 GRADUATION PARTY!!! Detention after school Football in the middle of the night Starlite Hotel at state BB Long imagination with a short ri Buckhorn • The Galaxy L w 2k SH!!” rive' 16 T.V. Square Pegs Soaps Brady Bunch Magnum P.I. Simon and Simon HBO Sesame Street Mash Facts of Life Fame Hart to Hart Greatest American Hero Trapper John, M.D. Leave it to Beaver Knots Landing 60 Minutes Albums John Cougar - American Pool Stray Cats - Built for Speed Pat Benatar - Get Nervous Loverboy - Get Lucky Asia 38 Special - Special Forces Men at Work - Business as Usual The Fixx - Shuttered Room Eddie Money - No Control April Wine - Power Play Slim Whitman Billy Squire - Emotions in Motion Chiliwack - My Girl Axe - Offering Duran Duran - Rio runzas flying' cinnamon rolls bacon double cheeseburgers vegemite sandwiches popcorn chilli and grilled cheese sunflower seeds pizza Quiche Lorraine beef buwito Polish Pancakes taco si slurpees lasagna Movies Tootsie Poltergeist First Blood An Officer and a Gentleman Porky’s Fast Times at Ridgemount High On Golden Pond E.T. 48 Hours Best Friends Vice-Squad Sharkey’s Machine Man From Snowy River American Werewolf in London 7:30 A.M. Football Films 17 Dances Homecoming 1982 Queen Karen Pokorny and King Greg VanDyke On October 22, the Scotus Shamrocks played their Homecoming game against Aquinas and celebrated their annual Homecoming dance. The Queen, Karen Pokorny, and King, Greg VanDyke, were crowned during the halftime of the game by 1981’s Homecoming royalty Lora Kurtenbach and Dave Englebert. The band, Wrecking Company played to the theme of “Sharing the Night Together”, which was the theme that was chosen by the senior class. Before the big Homecoming game and dance Spirit Week took place. These days were set aside to do crazy things to get the team and fans psyched for the game. Monday was called “Backwards Day”. During this day clothes were worn backwards. Shirts, earrings, and padlocks were placed on backwards by both students and faculty. Tuesday was “T.O.A.D. Day” which stood for “Team Organization Activities Day”. On this day students who belonged to an organization or participated in sports wore the uniforms that represent these activities. Wednesday was “Let’s Get Physical Day”. Jogging suits, muscle shirts, and headbands were worn by many. Thursday was “Mourning The Loss of the Monarchs”. During this day black was worn. Black gloves, sweaters, and socks were a few of the articles worn. Friday was “Green Day”. Everyone wore green this day to symbolize the spirit of SCOTUS. Terri Jackson and Chris Pokorny . ,____ | J y y+i T___ Looking back on days gone by, We remember a theme from junior high. It is only a song from that time. But we know it suits us fine. Our class has gone through a lot over the years. The happiness, hardships, and all the tears. We have grown as a class and become one, But we know there’s still much to be done. Throughout this past week our pride has shone through. The qualities: Unity and Spirit are found here too. Our last Homecoming is finally here. The game, the dance and the fun is drawing near. We’ll be feeling so fine, we’ll be dancing light as a feather. Because Friday night we’ll all be SHARING THE NIGHT TOGETHER! w Colleen McLaughlin and Scott Spenceri 21 Patty Wemhoff and Greg VanDyke 23 Sweetheart 1983 On February 16 the Sweetheart dance took place in the cafeteria. The evening was very enchanting. Sweetheart reflects the mood of Valentine’s Day, which was the setting for the Sweetheart Dance. The crowning of Queen Cathy McLaughlin and King Jack Kelly highlighted the evening. The decorating reflected the theme “Life is Just a Fantasy”. The band that played for the evening was “Flight”. The night will be well remembered for a long time! King Jack Kelly and Queen Cathy McLaughlin Chad Christiansen and Kelly Maguire Aren’t they all Sweethearts? What’s in the punch? Alan Engelbert and Cathy McLaughlin Let’s dance! Do ya 9peaka my language? 28 Time for romance. Don’t turn around uh, oh. You're leaving now it’s in your eyes there's no disguising it It really comes as no surprise to find that you've planned it all along. I see it now it comes so clear your insincerity We are starry-eyed to think that I would have known by now Now sure as the sun will cross the sky this lie is over Lost like the tears that used to tie Go for it Bri! 29 Wake up Jay. Why is the meat still moving? 30 31 Today’s ROC point question is ... Wait there’s more. siomnf Cindy Backes Ginger Bottger Paul Braun Rick Chavanu Bridget Chohon Lori Czuba Suzanne Davidson Shelly Demuth Kim Dreifurst Bill Drozd Memories Memories on film for the juniors were the many dances of the year. Homecoming, Sweetheart, and Prom were among the many. Besides the memories on the night of Prom, the juniors remember selling all those magazines to raise money for the event. Other memories were the excitement of receiving class rings, and Mr. J. Puetz’s ever fun American History class. The year sped along as the juniors waited to take over the reign at Scotus as the Senior class of ‘84. The class sponsors were Mr. Hixon and Mr. J. Puetz. Officers: Hugh Riley, Vice Pres.; Roger Konwinski, Pres.; Sherri Zywiec, Treas.; Bill Drozd, Sec. 34 Daybreak Look out Vatican, here they come! Ginger in action. Julie Engelbert Vicky Frost Diane Gray Kris Harsh Jill Hoebing Richard Hughs Mike Huhman Betty Keller Lisa Keller Roger Konwinski 35 Michelle Korger Pat Krzycki Todd Kudron Liz Kumpf Kim Kuta John Liebentritt John Liebig Tracy Lippstreau Joe Miksch Janette Modelski Jan, the juniore are supposed to look up to us!! Come on Sheri, smile! The class is interested; it must be before lunch. The free time activities of Sister Liz. Julie Modlin Dan Niedbalski Ann Novicki Jim Paprocki Sandy Pekarek Cindy Peterson Jim Placzek Larry Prosos ki Paul Prososki Mike Quattrocchi 37 Mike Reiser Hugh Riley Pam Ruzicka Theresa Rybinski Lisa Schaefer Scott Scow Karen Soulliere Steve Steiner Tammy Stepanek Lynda Stopak Is this the real Bill or is he putting on an act? You’re such a ham, Bertha. American history is so exciting! Paula Stopak Sheri Svaboda Tim Taylor Lisa Thalken Judy Thiele Mike Thomas Joe Tschantre Jackie Wieser Jayne Wieser Sherri Zywiec 39 Sophomores Todd Bator Donna Bernt Rick Bogus Steve Bonk Don Brakenhoff Doug Brakenhoff Michelle Bruner Duane Chohon Lisa Cielocha Jodi Cutsor Doug Demuth Todd Duren Mike Ebner Mike Ernst Regina Ernst Memories A second year has passed away for the sophomores. But fortunately many of their memories have been captured on film. There were many new experiences for the sophomores such as receiving a driver’s license. Now these little angels can be seen everywhere “cruisin!” The class participated in new classes. In world history they could travel through time seeing the many wonders of the world. Biology taught many the features of life. Selling candy bars was a form used for raising money for the Sweetheart dance held on February 12, 1983. Class Sponsor was Mr. Deluna. Class Officers: Row 1 - Lisa Prososki, Treas.; Geri Hilger, Vice-Pres.; Row 2 - Tammy Zuerlein, Pres. Pat Kuta, Sec. Mr. Zowada in total control. Men At Work Tammy Fisher Rhonda Gonka Terry Gronenthal Kari Haider Geraldine Hilger Greg Jarecke Jeanne Jarecke Todd Jarecke Pam Jarecki Paula Kamphaus 43 Laurie Kennedy Sheri Korgie Chip Korth Cindy Krause Mark Krings Colleen Krzycki Pat Kuta Jeff Lassek Mike McNair 44 Dina Micek John Mieiak Chris Miller Bob Miller Tim Mullen Mary Murray Patty Niedbalski Patty Ogden Martha Oncken Bob Parolek 45 Debbie Pen9ick Todd Peterson Mike Sand Jeff Podraza Kim Pokorny Lisa Prososki Donna Schieffer Paul Shotkoski Bill Soulliere Lisa Spenceri 46 Tim ... The Biologist. Their favorite publication. Karen Tooley Brian Van Dyke Paul Voboil Kelly Votova Claudette Vrbka Theresa Weiland Neil White Jane Wolfe Kevin Wolfgram Tami Zuerlein 47 Freshmen Tom Beiermann Donna Bierman Bryan Borer Lori Brdicko Ken Chavanu Ann Cheloha Lori Cimpl Jon Cremers Jim Czuba Ed DeLuna Officers: Michelle Quattrocchi, Sec; Mark Love, Vice-Pres.; Dick Thiele, Pres; John Riley, Treas. Memories The freshmen experienced many new memories this past year. One of the biggest and best is coming down to the first and second floor. They got the chance to use the full lockers. The year was filled with learning of foreign language, earth science terms, and having Co-ed Pe. It was a year for joining new clubs and participating in sports. They got to rub elbows with the upperclassmen both in the halls and in the gym to cheer the team on to victory. Students went to tape dances for the first time. Their class sponsor was Mr. Dan Mahoney. 50 Karl trying to act normal! Where’8 the Alkaseltzer? What are you looking at? Mike Demuth Doug Dohmen Morgan Downey Scott Engel Becky Englebert Jackie Euteneuer Jane Euteneuer Matthew Hansen Ray Hebda Kathy Hellbusch 51 Karl Hroza Joe Jarecki, Jr. Matt Jilek Katrina Kaminski Kevin Kamphau9 Bob Klopnieski Travis Kluck Doug Korth Debbie Kouma Carrie Kucera Michael Kudron Kurt Kuta Kirt Krzycki Amy Liebentritt Gina Liebig Morgan Downey came to us from Dublin, Ireland. He spent four months at Scotus before going back to Ireland in December. While he was here he played on the freshmen football team. 52 Earthquake! Mark Love Chris Melcher Tracy Maguire Kathy Melcher Steve Merrill Jeff Nosal Loran Paprocki Danelle Pinger Paul Placzek Dan Prososki Michelle Quattrocchi Becky Reimers Jill Reiser Dave Rhode John Riley 53 Bernice Rinkol Michelle Ruzicka John Schmidt Joan Sojka Lori Sokul Steve Starzec Douglas Steiner Julie Stachura Gina Sutko Tami Thalken Happy Holidays! Cram time. Tory Tworek Jeff VVessel Scott Wielgus Joe Wieser Dave Younger Sandy Zegar Diane Zornes Randy Zoucha Rick Zoucha Jerry Zywiec 55 Scotus Central Catholic Eucharistic Commencement May 22, 1983 The celebration of the eucharist. Rev. Joseph Miksch presents the homily The mixed ensemble provides music for commencement. Karen Pokorny receives The Spirit of Scotus Award. 56 The graduating class of 1983. Graduating seniors present gifts. Jack Cheloha administers the host to Brian Evans. 57 Delois Hebda after receiving her diploma. Presenting the Class of 1983. It’s all over now! Trish Hroza shakes hands with James Ferringer, School Board President. 58 Attention! Please wait your turn. 59 Graduate Laura Bierman. Scotus Central Catholic 1554 18th AVENUE • COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 • TELEPHONE 402-564-7165 Honor's Night May 16, 1983 AWARD WINNERS: Recognized for being in the Top 10% of the Class of 1983 were: (Alphabetically) Alan Engelbert, DeLois Hebda, Heidi Hoffman, Karen Pokorny, Jo Rhode, Bob Schumacher and J. P. Styskal. American Legion Americanism Award to Karen Pokorny. Boys Girls State Awards to Paul Prososki and Julie Modlin. Junior Law Enforcement Award to Todd Kudron. Century III Competition Award to Bob Roy. Columbus Board of Realtors Awards to Joleen Rhode and Patty Wemhoff. Eagles’ Youth Ideals Award to Lori Soulliere. Elks Lodge recognized the following: Karen Pokorny, Anne Sojka and Bob Roy. Hugh O’Brian Leadership Award went to Michelle Bruner. Optimist Club Youth Award to Lisa Henggeler. Recognition Awards in Math from Platte College to J. P. Styskal and Bob Schumacher. Honors Program Selection University of Nebraska-Lincoln went to Alan Engelbert, J. P. Styskal and Bob Schumacher. Journalism Excellence Award - Genene Wieser, Brian Evans, Lance Zach, and Doug Dush. Best Actor - Brian Evans. Best Actress - Michelle Korger. Best Supporting Actor - Bill Drozd Best Supporting Actress - Cindy Krause Thespian Society Certificates - Cindy Krause, Karen Pokorny, Brian Evans, Bridget Chohon, Bill Drozd, Cathy McLaughlin, Ginger Bottger, Sherri Zywiec, Annette Rinkol, Lori Soulliere, Julie Modlin, Michelle Korger, Cindy Peterson, Anne Sojka, Patty Wemhoff and Terri Jackson. Top Speech Team Members - Joan Sojka, Karen Pokorny and Cathy McLaughlin. Speech Team Medals - Cathy McLaughlin, Karen Pokorny, Joan Sojka and Jack Cheloha. District Superior Acting Award Medal to Michelle Korger. Outstanding Musician Award - Genene Wieser, Virginia Sprunk, and Brian Evans. Band Letters - Delois Hebda, Laura Heimann, Virginia Sprunk, Lance Zach, Vicky Frost, Paula Stopak, Sherri Zywiec and Lisa Prososki. The John Philip Sousa Award - Virginia Sprunk and Lance Zach. Student Council Outstanding Teacher of the Year - Mrs. Sandy Bernt 60 Scholarship Winners MARK BREZINSKI - Half tuition to Kearney State for basketball ($400 yr. renewable, $1,600. total) and the World Herald Scholarship, $250. JACK CHELOHA - Platte Ag Scholarship $500. a year renewable for two years, $1,000. total. JANELLE CZUBA - Behlen full tuition to Platte renewable for 2 years. ALAN ENGELBERT - Platte Ag. Scholarship $500. year renewable for two years, $1,000. total. David Scholarship UNL, $500. (declined). BRIAN EVANS - Academic scholarship to Benedictine College, $1,600. yr. renewable for four years, $6,400. total. DELOIS HEBDA - Larry Kaus Memorial $150. Semester to Platte College. JIM HEIMANN - Becton Dickenson University Scholarship $1,000. year renewable for four years, $4,000. total. TRISH HROZA - Mt. Mary College Academic Scholarship for ACT - $1,100. $4,400. total. Volleyball Scholarship for $1,500. $6,000. total. Platte Count) Registered Nursing Club $100. David Scholarship to UNL $500. (declined). TERRI JACKSON - Achievement Award Scholarship $1,000. year renewable for four years to Benedictine College for a total of $4,000. KELLY MAGUIRE - Catholic Daughters Memorial Scholarship $100. one year. KAREN MIELAK - Behlen full tuition to Platte renewable for two years. KEVIN MOLCZYK - Plainsmen Scholarship - ACT composite score $200. year; Talent Scholarship $200. year and a Wesleyan University grant for $800 year for a total of $1,200. year renewable. JULIE PAPROCKI - President’s Alternate - One year scholarship $200. to Kearney State College. Scotus Teacher’s Organization scholarship, $200. foi one year, Shamrock Club Scholarship - $100. CHRIS POKORNY • Platte Ag. Scholarship $500. year renewable for two years (declined). Sertoma Scholarship $250. year renewable for four years foi a total of $1,000. KAREN POKORNY - Board of Trustee Scholarship - Kearney State College - full tuition - renewable for four years. David Scholarship UNL (declinded) KATHY PROKUPEK - FBLA Scholarship for outstanding Business student - $50. Presidential Scholarship - Wayne State College • $500. for one year JOLENE RHODE - Board of Trustee Alternate Scholarship - Kearney State College, $800. for one year. ANNETTE RINKOL - Paul Peterson Memorial Scholarship - Platte College, $288. sem renewable for two years. TRACI RYBA • Nebraska Softball Association Scholarship - $400. year, possibly renewable. BOB SCHUMACHER - David Scholarship UNL, $500. ANNE SOJKA - Bee Line Scholarship, $100. LORI SOULLIERE - Presidents Alternate - one year scholarship to Kearney State College $200. SCOTT SPERCERI - Shamrock Club Scholarship, $100. VIRGINIA SPRUNK - Departmental Scholarship - St. Mary’s College, $1,000 year, for a possible total of $4,000. J. P. STYSKAL - UNL four year Regent Scholarship - full tuition for four years. Finalist in Walter Scott Engineering Scholarship and finalist in Woodman of the World National Scholarship. PATTY WEMHOFF - Speech and Communication Departmental Scholarship, $50. for one year. GENENE WIESER - Loup Power District Scholarship to Platte College, $288. full tuition, renewable for two years. JAN ZOUCHA - Religious Recognition Award Briar Cliff College, $500. for one year. MARY LYNN ZOUCHA - Presidents Alternate one year Scholarship to Kearney State College, $200. Scholarship Winners: Row 1 - Genene Wieser, Kelly Maguire, Traci Ryba, Kathy Prokupek, Delois Hebda; Row 2 - Annette Rinkol, Virginia Sprunk, Jan Zoucha, Anne Sojka, Terri Jackson, Lori Soulliere; Row 3 - Mary Lynn Zoucha, Karen Mielak, Janelle Czuba, Jo Rhode, Julie Paprocki, Karen Pokorny, Patty Wemhoff; Row 4 - Kevin Molczek, J. P. Styskal, Brian Evans, Mark Brezinski, Jim Heimann, Bob Schumacher, Jack Cheloha, Alan Englebert, Chris Pokorny. Not pictured: Trish Hroza and Scott Spencer. Sports Cross Country Row 1 - Coach Dan Mahoney, Kelly Votava, Paula Stopak, Scott Scow, Todd Bator; Row 3 - John Riley, Ed DeLuna, Tammy Zuerlein. Patty Wemhoff, Coach Frank Spenceri; Matt Hansen, Travis Kluck, Tom Beiermann, Dave Rhode. Row 2 Chad Christiansen, Lance Zach, Mike Quattrocchi, The 1982 Cross Country season was a success, with the team finishing fourth at the district meet and winning various invitationals, triangulars, and duals. Having a team with only two seniors, the Shamrocks cross country team performed well. The Shamrocks won the Scotus-Aquinas-Lakeview triangular meet with John Riley being the top Shamrock runner. They also won the Scotus Invitational, Fremont Bergan dual, and the Nebraska Centennial Conference meet. Although they didn’t send anyone to the state meet, the team represented their school in a way they should be proud of. Shamrocks 5th vs. Albion Invite Lost Columbus Dual 3rd Aurora Invite Won Aquinas Lakeview Triangular Won Scotus Invite Won Bergan Dual 3rd Aquinas Invite Won Conference Meet 4th District Meet 64 Paula Stopak - State Cross Country Meet participant, three year letter winner and top runner The 1982 Cross Country girls’ team finished the year sending one runner to the state meet. Scotus, as a team, finished second in the Aurora Invite, second in the Scotus Invite, and won the Aquinal dual. The Shamrocks finished third at Districts. Paula Stopak, the one runner Scotus sent to state, finished 40th at state. Paula led the girls’ team with good leadership and experience. Team Results Aurora Invitational - 2nd place Scotus Invitational - 2nd place Aquinas Dual - Scotus 23, Aquinas 15 65 Football 1982 Row 1 - Bill Soulliere, Todd Duren, Jeff Lassek, Todd Jarecke, Todd Peterson, Chip Korth, Timm Mullen, Tim Gray, Pat Kuta, Greg Jarecke; Row 2 - Coach Jim Puetz, Pat Krzycki, Rick Bogus, Jim Placzek, Joe Tshantre, Scott Spenceri, Chris Pokorny, Bernie Kwapnoski, Jay Cutsor, Kevin Wolfgram, Coach Vern Younger; Row 3 - Fr. Wayne Pavella, Kris Harsh, Mike Ebner, Paul Prososki, Roger Konwinski, Wayne Borer, Mark Krings, Brian Van Dyke, Steve Bonk, Jeff Podraza, Robert Miller; Row 4 - Coach Gary Puetz, Doug Brakenhoff, Paul Shotkoski, Don Brakenhoff, Todd Kudron, Kevin Molczyk, Paul Braun, Bob Schumacher, Greg Van Dyke, Jack Cheloha, Coach Randy Berlin; Row 5 - Dave Koziol, Dave Love, Mike Ernst, Mark Brezinski, Larry Prososki, John Swierczek, Jim Paprocki, Jim Heimann. The 1982 football season brought many memories and breathtaking moments that will not soon be forgotten. Although the shamrocks ended the season with a 6-3 record, this team ranked as one of the best to ever wear a Scotus jersey. This year, however, no coolers were broken, but a set of headphones paid the price for victory. This season was the only year that the Irish placed more than 8 people on the All-Conference football team, with 11 people qualifying. The Shamrocks started the year with a loss before they strung out six straight victories. But luck ran out on the Shamrocks before the end of the season as they lost the last two games of the year. The season finale against Fremont Bergan spelled “heartbreak” for all Scotus coaches, players, and fans. The Shamrock defense allowed the Fremont Bergan Knights to cross their 50 yard line only once. But once was too much as Bergan scored the only touchdown of the game and won the finale 8-4. The scoreboard is now blank, the helmets are put away, and all that remains of the 1982 football season are memories. But to all who played a part in the success of the Shamrocks, the memories will always be cherished. Football Honors Jim Paprocki, All-Conference Honorable Mention; Todd Kudron; All-Conference; Wayne Borer, All-Conference; Kevin Molczyk, All-Conference, All-State; John Swierczek, All-Conference Honorable Men- tion; Chris Pokorny, All-Conference; Jim Heimann; (kneeling), All-Conference; Scott Spenceri, All-Conference Honorable Men- tion; Greg VanDyke, All-Conference, All- State Honorable Mention; Dave Love, All-Conference; not pictured, Steve Bonk, All-Conference. Shamrock Tri-Captains: Wayne Borer, Greg VanDyke, Kevin Molczyk. Freshmen Football: Row 1 - Karl Hroza, Mark Love, Morgan Downy, Jerry Zywiec, Jim Czuba; Row 2 - Scott Wielgus, Rick Zoucha, Matt Jilek, Steve Starzec, Bob Klopnieski, Kirt Krzycki; Row 3 - Coach Vern Younger, Doug Korth, Mike Kudron, Joe Wieser, Steve Merrill, Dave Younger; Row 4 - Dan Prososki, Troy Tworek, Loran Paprocki, Kurt Kuta, Randy Zoucha, Manager Brian Borer. 69 Varsity Football see OPP 7 Lincoln Pius X 28 13 Lakeview 8 28 Schuyler 0 7 Crete 6 34 Hartington C.C. 8 32 Wahoo Neumann 6 48 Boystown 27 13 David City Aquinas 29 4 Fremont Bergan 8 Volleyball Row 1 - Lisa Thalken, Heidi Hoffman, Trish Hroza, Sandy Pekarek; Row 2 - Liz Kumpf, Pam Ruzicka, Traci Ryba, Lori Soulliere, Kelly Maguire, student The 1982 volleyball season was a season that will be remembered for a very long time. It culminated an intense effort by the volleyball team members to accomplish a 20-2 record and a final season Class B ranking of 5th. With a team motto of “NO LIMITS the team would not let itself be denied of its many goals. The individual honors voted on by team members were: Most Improved Player - Lori Soulliere Best Defensive Player - Jo Rhode Most Enthusiastic Player - Julie Paprocki Team balance was the key to success. New records were set in nearly every phase of the game: serving, setting, spiking, and blocking. But most importantly were the many team honors: 1. District Champions 2. Nebraska Centennial Conference Tournament Champions 3. Nebraska Centennial Conference National Division Champions 4. North Bend Invitational Champions 5. Raymond Central Invitational (2nd Place) 6. State Tournament Participants manager; Row 3 - Head Coach John Peterson, Sheri Svoboda, Jo Rhode, Karen Soulliere, Julie Paprocki, Colleen Witt, Assistant Coach Ivy Klug. 72 Junior Varsity First row - Lisa Cielocha, Lisa Prososki, Karen Tooley; Second row - Coach John Peterson, Pam Ruzicka, Liz Kumpf, Lisa Spenceri, Lisa Thalken, Sandy Pekarek; Third row - Gina Ernst, Patty Niedbalski, Sheri Svoboda, Karen Soulliere, Colleen Krzycki, and Geri Hilger. Albion W Central City W North Bend Tournament North Bend W Wayne W Aquinas W Columbus High W Schuyler W Lakeview W Raymond Central Tourney Cathedral W Gretna W Elkhorn L Wahoo Neumann W Seward W Bergan W Madison W Conference Tournament Aquinas W Mercy W Cathedral W District Tournament Lincoln Pius W Seward W Milford W State Tournament Ord L 73 Freshmen Team: Tammy Thalken, Donna Bierman, Diane Zorne9, Amy Liebentritt, Tracy Maguire; Row 2 - Jill Reiser, Student Manager, Coach Ivy Klug, Gina Sutko, Mic Ruzicka, Julie Stachura, Gina Liebig, Student Manager; Row 3 - Lori Sokol, Carrie Kucera, Danelle Pinger, Katrina Kaminski, Michelle Quattrocchi. Honors: Trish Hroza, All-Conference; Colleen Witt, All-Conference; Heidi Hoffman, All-Conference; Julie Paprocki, All-Conference, All-State (2nd team Class B). 74 At the beginning of the year we had a dream. And two and a half months later, it’s come true it seems. To get to Lincoln that first week in November, Was a goal we set and something we wanted to remember. It began on a Tuesday when Albion was defeated. That first big win was something we really needed. From then until now and all the games in between, We just kept working closer and closer toward reaching that dream. Our parents have supported us all season long, It feels great to look up and see Mom and Dad singing that Scotus Fight Song, And the guys and their cheering and jingling their keys. Running on the court and huggin’ us till we fell on our knees. All our support we’ve gotten is appreciated we feel, The whole season has been awesome and unreal, Today and tomorrow hopefully we’ll play to the best of our ability. How far that will take us, we’ll just have to wait and see. The saying that we’ve used all season long still fits The Scotus Shamrock Volleyball team has NO LIMITS!! by Jo Rhode Boys’ Basketball Varsity: Row 1- Brian Van Dyke, Pat Krzycki, Mike Riser, Larry Prososki, Mike Quattrocchi, Roger Konwinski, Pat Kuta; Row 2 - Coach Dennis Zowada, Chad Christiansen, Jack Kelly, Mark Brezinski, Greg Van Dyke, Jim Heimann, Scott Spenceri, Coach Frank Spenceri. Scotus 57 Boys Town 40 51 Grand Island C.C. 40 68 Omaha Cathedral 51 57 York 58 54 Ashland 61 39 Lakeview 41 72 Aquinas 57 50 Schuyler 47 58 Norfolk Catholic 43 72 St. Alberts 81 40 Mt. Michael 50 76 Fremont Bergan 43 73 Boys Town 50 68 Omaha Cathedral 59 56 Wahoo Neumann 42 58 Wahoo Neumann 52 60 Lakeview 70 63 Hastings St. C. 40 55 West Point C.C. 65 58 Central City 54 63 Hooper Logan View 52 66 Lakeview 49 50 Hartington C.C. 59 Mark Brezinski - All-State; All-Conference; All- Tourney; All-City; Telegram All Star; Coca-Cola All Star. Scott Spenceri - All-State Honorable Mention; All-City; Honors: Scott Spenceri, Mark Brezinski All-Conference; All-Tourney, Telegram All Star. Junior Varsity: Row 1 - Chip Korth, Rick Bogus, Jeff Lassek, Brakenhoff, Jeff Podroza, Steve Bonk, John Mielak, Don Todd Duren, Todd Bator, Bill Soulliere, Terry Gronenthal, Brakenhoff, Pat Kuta Coach Dennis Zowada, Row 2 - Brian Van Dyke, Doug 77 78 Freshmen Basketball: Row 1 - Mark Love, Paul Placzek, Steve Starzek, Matt Jilek, Steve Merrill, David Rhode, Row 2 - Coach Randy Berlin, Eld DeLuna, Dave Younger, Bob Klopnieski, Karl Hroza, Ray Hebda, Row 3 - Troy Tworek, Jon Cremers, Travis Kluck, Dick Thiele, Tom Beiermann, Joe Jarecki. 79 Girls Basketball Varsity — Front, left to right, Becky Engelbert, Manager, Lisa Thalken, Lisa Prososki, Karen Soulliere, Sheri Svoboda, Liz Kumpf, Sandy Pekarek, Stacey Torczon, manager; Back row, The Scotus Girls Basketball Team completed another fine season while compiling a 13-5 record. The girls got off to a tremendous start with an opening game victory at Omaha Cathedral. Throughout the season the team played close games after close game, highlighted by two-one point victories in consecutive games which were decided by Jo Rhode and Colleen Witt baskets in the closing seconds. The team also competed and placed third in the first Columbus Holiday Tournament. The girls also won the Nebraska Centennial Conference National Division for the second consecutive year. The success of this team can once again be attributed to the dedication, desire, attitude and hard work demonstrated by all members of the squad. All-Conference: Jo Rhode and Colleen Witt, 1st ream; Julie Paprocki, Honorable Mention All State Honorable Mention: Jo Rhode and Colleen Witt Most Valuable Player - Jo Rhode Most Improved Player - Karen Soulliere Most Enthusiastic Player - Julie Paprocki Coach John Petersen, Trish Hroza, Lori Soulliere, Julie Paprocki, Jo Rhode, Colleen Witt, Heidi Hoffman, Asst. Coach Annette Schutte. 80 Honors: Jo Rhode, Colleen Witt, Julie Paprocki. Junior Varsity: Row 1; Becky Engelbert, manager; Lisa chi, Mic Ruzicka, Katrina Kaminski, Patty Niedbalski, Geri Spenceri, Karen Tooley, Amy Liebentritt, Tami Thalken, Donna Hilger, Julie Stachura, Coach Annette Schutte. Bierman, Stacey Torczon, manager; Row 2; Michelle Quattroc- 81 Girls Basketball Scores see OPP 49 Omaha Cathedral 47 41 Leigh 14 52 Madison 43 47 Columbus High 38 48 Clarkson 53 Columbus Holiday Tournament 36 Ashland 49 53 Fairbury 47 53 Wahoo Neumann 47 Centennial Conference Tournament 30 Omaha Cathedral 47 48 GICC 38 49 Fremont Bergan 30 52 David City Aquinas 49 47 Schuyler 50 41 Lakeview 40 33 York 32 45 Albion District Tournament 41 40 Hooper Loganview 25 38 Lakeview 48 82 83 Boys’ Track Boys’ Track - Row 1 - Tom Bierman, Ed Deluna, Bob Schumacher, Dave Koziol, Marti Krings, John Swierczek, Chris Pokomy, Lance Zach, Kevin Molczek, Jim Heimann, Greg VanDyke, Jack Cheloha; Row 2 - Steve Starzec, Bob Klopnieski, Randy Zoucha, Dave Younger, Joe Tschantre, Kris Harsh, Pat Krzycki, Todd Kudron, Roger Konwinski, Paul Prososki, Brian VanDyke, Mike Sand; Row 3 - Kurt Kuta, Brian Magargal, Bryan Borer, Rick Bogus, Bill Soulliere, Paul Braun, Jim Paprocki, Scott Scow, Mike Ebner, Joe Spenner, Robert Miller, Dan Brakenhoff, Doug Brakenhoff; Row 4 - Steve Merrill, Doug Korth, Dave Rhode, Joe Jarecke, Troy Tworek, Jeff Lassek, Jeff Podraza, Todd Duren, Todd Jarecke, Paul Shotkoski, Greg Jarecke, Todd Peterson; Row 5 - Dan Prososki, John Riley, Karl Hroza, Jerry Zywiec, John Schmidt, Rick Zoucha, Mike Kudron, Chip Korth, John Mielak, Steve Bonk, Mike Ernst, Mark Krings, Paul Voboril, Tim Mullin, Row 6 - Coaches Younger, Berlin, Pavela, J. Puetz, and G. Puetz. 1983 Boys Track Results Boystown Indoor - 4th Lakeview Invite - 2nd Lakeview-Madison Triangular - 1st North Bend Invite - 2nd Scotus Relays - 2nd K. C. Invite - 1st Grand Island NW Invite - 2nd Schuyler Invite - 5th Centennial Conference - 1st (17th year in a row) District - 1st (7th year in a row) State Meet - 6 points - 23rd place State Qualifiers 100m. Dash - Todd Kudron 200m. Dash - Todd Kudron Shot Put - Kevin Molczyk Discus - Jim Paprocki Long Jump - Scott Spenceri Mark Brezinski Triple Jump - Bob Schumacher Mark Brezinski 400m. Relay - Chris Pokomy John Swierczek Pat Krzycki Todd Kudron 1600m. Relay - Marti Krings Bob Schumacher Todd Kudron Chris Pokomy High Jump - Mike Ernst 300m. Intermediate Hurdles - Jim Hiemann New Records Wayne Borer - Pole Vault 12'6 Kevin Molczyk - Shot Put 54'7 Jim Paprocki - Discus 157'8 Jumpers: Row 1 - Jeff Podraza, Karl Hroza, Pat Krzycki; Row 2 - Mike Ernest, Roger Konwinski; Row 3 - Jack Cheloha, Wayne Borer, Bob Schumacher. Sprinters - Row 1 - Bob Miller, Pat Krzycki; Row 2 - Chri9 Pokorny, John Swierczek, Todd Kudron. II Weightmen Row 1 - Todd Jarecke; Row 2 - Mark Krings, Bob Klopnieski; Row 3 - Kevin Molczyk, Jim Paprocki, Greg VanDyke. 86 Distance Row 1 - John Riley, Ed DeLuna; Row 2 - Lance Zach; Steve Bonk. Middle Distance: Row 1 - Todd Petersen, Jeff Lassek, Steve Scott Scow; Row 3 - Chris Pokomy, Greg VanDyke, John Bonk; Row 2 - Don Brakenhoff, Paul Prososki, Todd Kudron, Swierczek, Bob Schumacher, Marti Krings. Freshmen Team: Row 1 - Kurt Kuta, Dave Younger, Jerry Zywiec, Tom Bierman, Ed DeLuna, Mike Kruse, Brian Borer; Row 2 - Mike Kudron, John Riley, Dan Prososki, Steve Starzec, Brian McCargal, Bob Klopnieski, Karl Hroza; Row 3 - Steve Merril, John Schmidt, Joe Jarecki, Rick Zoucha, Dick Thiele, Dave Rhode, Troy Tworek. 87 Girls’ Track Girls Track - Row 1, Julie Paprocki, Jo Rhode, Trish Hroza, Colleen Witt, Lori Soulliere, Kri9 Stachura, Laurie Kennedy, Row 2, Coach Barb Malicky, Ginger Bottger, Lisa Thalken, Lisa Keller, Pam Ruzicka, Karen Soullier, Sandy Pekarek, Sheri Svoboda, Paula Stopak, Coach Dan Mahoney, Row 3. Geri Hilger, Liz Kumpf, Kelli Votava, Theresa Weiland, Karen Tooley, Tami Zuerlein, Gina Ernst, Colleen Krzycki, Tammy Thalken, Row 4, Li9a Cielocha, Lisa Spenceri, Lisa Prososki, Kari Haider, Mary Murray, Michelle Brunner, Rhonda Gonka, Kim Pokomy, Patty Niedbalski, Diane Zorns, Row 5, Michelle Quattrocci, Gina Sutko, Donna Biermann, Jill Reiser, Julie Stachura, Amy Leibentritt, Katrina Kaminski, Lori Sokol, Carry Kuchera. Weights - Left to right, Jill Reiser, Amy Leibentritt, Carry Spenceri, Geri Hilger. Kuchera, Kris Stachura, Gina Ernst, Lisa Prososki, Lisa Distance - Row 1, Sheri Svoboda, Jo Rhode, Colleen Witt, Zuerlein, Paula Stopak, Donna Biermann, Michelle Ruzicki, Karen Soullier, Row 2, Kelli Votova, Karen Tooley, Tami Michelle Quattrocci, Gina Sutko. 89 Jumpers - left to right, Diane Zorns, Lori Sokol, Theresa Hroza, Jo Rhode, Lisa Keller, Pam Ruzicka, Ginger Bottger, Weiland, Karen Tooley, Mary Murray, Colleen Witt, Trish Katrina Kaminski, Tammy Thalken. 400 Relay - Left to right, Lisa Keller, Lisa Cielocha, Lisa Thalken, Lori Soulliere. 1983 Girls’ Track Results Lakeview Invitational - 3rd place Scotus Relays - 3rd place West Point Invitational - 4th place Scotus-Aquinal Dual - 2nd place Schuyler Invitational - 4th place Grand Island NW Invitational - 6th place Scotus-Lakeview Dual - 2nd place Scotus-Lakeview-CHS Triangular - 3rd place Conference Meet - 2nd place District Meet - 6th place State Meet Qualifiers - Traci Ryba - Shot Put. Trish Hroza - Long Jump 3200 Meter Relay - Jo Rhode, Colleen Witt, Paula Stopak, Sheri Svoboda. Record Breakers - Traci Ryba - Shot Put 38 Trish Hroza - Long Jump 17'7 Hurdlers • Row 1 • Lisa Thalken Row 2 - Michelle Ruzicka, Patty Niedbalski; Row 3 - Julie Stachura, Tammy Thalken. 90 Sprinters - Row 1, Lori Soulliere, Theresa Weiland, Julie Murray, Kim Pokomy, Kari Haider, Patty Niedbalski, Lisa Stachura, Tammy Thalken; Row 2, Ginger Bottger, Rhonda Thalken, Lisa Keller, Michelle Bruner. Gonka, Katrina Kaminski, Lisa Cielocha; Row 3, Mary 3200 Relay - Bottom to top, Paula Stopak, Jo Rhode, Colleen Witt, Sheri Svoboda. 91 Golf Golf: First row, left to right; (kneeling) Jon Cremers, Danelle Mike Thomas, J. P. Styskal, Danny Korger, Terry Gronenthal, Pinger, Matt Hansen, Lori Cimpl, and Hugh Riley, (standing) Scott Engel, and Matt Jilek 1983 Golf Results Ord Invitational 7th Schuyler Duel lost Scotus Invitational 4th Boystown Dual won Columbus High Dual lost N.C.C. 2nd Lakeview Dual won District 8th 92 Dan Korger in action at the Country Club. Organizations Boy’s State Paul Prososki is a member of the “S” Club, Speech Team and Columbian Squires. Paul was class president and was on the student Council in his freshmen and sophomore years. In his sophomore and junior years he was a member of the Campus Ministry. In his junior year he participated in County Government Day and Genoa Competition Day. Throughout Paul’s high school years, he participated in football, basketball, and track. Girl’s State Julie Modlin is a member of the Thespians, mixed chorus, “S” Club, Speech Team, and Pep Club. Her freshmen year she was a member of the Spanish Club and participated in volleyball, basketball, and track. In her sophomore year she helped as a basketball manager. She participated in the V.F.W. Speech Contest and County Government Day in her junior year. 96 County Government Day Row 1 - Pat Krzycki, Paul Prososki, Hugh Riley, Roger Konwinski, Lisa Schaefer, Lisa Keller, Julie Engelbert, and Lori Czuba; Row 2 - Dan Niedbalski, Jim Paprocki, Mike Reiser, Liz Kumpk, Julie Modlin, Paula Stopak; Row 3 - Mr. Jim Puetz, REGISTER OF COUNTY OFFICIALS Office_______________________________________Officiar� Name COUNTY CLERK .......................... Hugh Riley CLERK OF DISTRIC COURT ................ Lori Czuba REGISTER OF DEEDS ................... Larry Prososki COUNTY TREASURER ...................... Lisa Keller COUNTY SHERIFF ................................... Jim Paprocki COUNTY ASSESSOR ........................ Liz Kumpf COUNTY ATTORNEY ..................... Mike Quattrocchi COUNTY SUPERVISOR .................... Julie Modlin Karen Soulliere COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ........................... Paul Prososki COUNTY JUDGE ....................... Roger Konwinski COUNTY A.S.C.S. COMMITTEE .............. Pat Krzycki Paula Stopak ADMINISTRATOR, E.S.U. NO. 7 ......... Sherri Zywiec COUNTY WELFARE DIRECTOR ............... Mike Reiser COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT - HOME ECONOMICS ..................... Julie Engelbert COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT - AGRICULTURE .......................... Bill Drozd COUNTY HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT .......... Jim Placzek COUNTY WEED SUPERINTENDENT ........... Dan Niedbalski COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSIONER ......... Sheri Svoboda REGION 10 CIVIL DEFENSE COORDINATOR .................. Lisa Schaefer DISTRICT PROBATION OFFICER .............. Kris Harsh Kris Harsh, Jim Placzek, Larry Prososki, Karen Soulliere, Sheri Svoboda, and Sherri Zywiec. Not pictured - Mike Quattrocchi and Bill Drozd. The day started out as the group of juniors made their way to the Court House. Led by Mr. Jim Puetz, the sponsor, the group took a brief tour of the whole building. After the tour ended, the group was separated to their specific areas, where they learned of the jobs and requirements of each position. A lunch was provided at the American Legion. Athletic Banquet Mark Brezinski receives Athlete of the Year. Karen Pokorny is given the Babe Ruth Award. 98 Jo Rhode is recognized as Athlete of the Year. Trish Hroza accepts Athlete of the Year. Jim Heimann and Chris Pokorny are given the Babe Ruth Award. S-Club Row 1 - Janelle Czuba, Colleen Me Laughlin, Lori Soulliere, Julie Paprocki, Heidi Hoffman, Colleen Witt, Jo Rhode, Greg VanDyke, Wayne Borer, Scott Spenceri, Dave Love, Chris Pokorny; Row 2 - Patty Wemhoff, Kriss Kaminski, Trish Hroza, Kelly Maguire, Tracy Ryba, Kris Stachura, Tim Gray, Kevin Molczyk, Chad Christiansen, Dave Koziol, Dan Korger, Bernie Kwapnoski; Row 3 - Lance Zach, Jack Kelly, Bob Schumacher, Bob Roy, J. P. Styskal, Jay Cutsor; Row 4 - Rick Eisenmenger, Jack Cheloha, Jim Heimann, Alan Engelbert, Mark Brezinski; Row 5 - Lisa Keller, Hugh Riley, Roger Konwinski, Todd Kudron; Row 6 - Jim Placzek, Paul Prososki, Dan Niebalski, Jim Paprocki, Scott Scow; Row 7 - Mike Ernst, Mike Ebner, Pat Krycki, Jim Steiner, Paul Braun, Mike Quattrocchi; Row 8 - Todd Bator, Robert Miller, Jeff Podraza, Todd Duren, Steve Bonk, Rick Bogus; Row 9 - Pat Kuta, John Riley, Ed DeLuna, Tammy Zuerlein, Paula Stopak, Betty Keller, Julie Modlin, Lisa Schafer, Sue Davidson, Julie Engelbert; Row 10 - Mr. Jim Puetz, Tom Beiermann, Steve Rhode, Lisa Cheloha, Lisa Spenceri, Sherri Svoboda, Lisa Thalken, Karen Soulliere, Pam Ruzicka, Sandy Pekarek. Officers: Row 1 - Greg VanDyke, Sec.-Treas.; Jo Rhode, Vice Pres.; Row 2 - Mr. Jim Puetz, Sponsor; Wayne Borer, Pres. Pep Club Row 1 - Janelle Czuba, Lori Soulliere, Anne Sojka, Laura Bierman, Patty Wemhoff, Kathy Prokupek, Jo Rhode, Julie Paprocki, Shelly Tschantre, Trish Hroza, Robin Liebentritt, Karen Pokorny, Colleen Witt, Karen Soulliere, Sherri Zywiec; Row 2 - Michelle Brooks, De Hebda, Therese Baz, Kriss Kaminski, Kelly Maguire, Kim Neater, Kris Stachura, Cathy McLaughlin, Heidi Hoffman, Lisa Henggeler, Colleen McLaughlin, Terri Jackson, Julie Engelbert; Row 3 - Betty Keller, Cindy Backes, Ann Novicki, Jill Hoebing, Jackie Wieser, Kim Driefurst, Sue Davidson, Julie Modlin, Lisa Schaefer, Bridget Chohon, Lisa Thalken, Lisa Keller, Kim Kuta, Paula Stopak; Row 4 - Jody Cutsor, Kari Haider, Lisa Cheloha, Cindy Kraus, Diane Gray, Sandy Pekarek, Liz Kumph, Pam Ruzicka, Sherri Svoboda, Karen Tooley, Patty Niebalski, Claudette Verbka, Rhonda Gonka, Tammy Fisher, Ginger Bottger; Row 5 - Paula Kamphaus, Patty Ogden, Jane Wolfe, Tammy Zuerlein, Debbie Pensick, Jeanna Jerecke, Dina Micek, Gina Ernst, Lisa Spenceri, Lisa Prososki, Donna Schieffer, Colleen Krzycki, Kim Pokorny; Row 6 - Kathy Hellbusch, Ann Cheloha, Jacki Euteneuer, Becky Reimers, Laurie Kennedy, Michelle Bruner, Mary Murray, Theresa Weiland, Gerry Hilger, Kelly Votava, Kathy Melcher, Kris Melcher, Becky Engelbert; Row 7 - Stacey Torczon, Sandy Zegar, Jane Euteneuer, Debbie Kouma, Lori Brdicke, Katrina Kaminski, Diane Zornes, Carrie Kucera, Mick Ruzicka, Tracy Maguire, Michelle Quattrocchi, Lori Sokol; Row 8 - Jone Sojka, Gina Liebig, Jill Reiser, Amy Liebentritt, Gina Sutko, Tami Thalken, Julie Stachura, Lori Cimpl, Danelle Pinger, Donna Biermann. The spirit and enthusiasm shown in the Pep Club this year led the Scotus teams to successful seasons. Candy and chocolate covered peanuts were sold for the first time ever and proved to be a worthwhile fund raiser. Rain and wind during football games, and snow and ice during the basketball season did not affect the excitement the girls showed at every game. Our Pep Club is still one of the best in the state! Officers and sponsors: Sherri Zywiec, Vice Pres.; Karen Soulliere, Sec.; Colleen Witt, Treas.; Karen Pokorny, Pres.; Sister Frances, Sponsor; Mrs. Wrage, Sponsor. Varsity Cheerleaders: Julie Engelbert, Li9a Thalken, Lisa Freshmen Cheerleaders: Tammy Thalken, Amy Liebentritt, Jill Henggeler, Colleen McLaughlin, Heidi Hoffman, Terry Jackson, Lisa Reiser, Julie Stachura, Gina Sutko. Keller. Girl’s State Cheerleaders: Scott Spenceri. Lance Zach, Chris Pokorny, John Swierczek, Mark Brezinski, Greg VanDyke. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Kim Pokorny, Lisa Cheloha, Colleen Krycki, Kelly Votava, Donna Bernt. 102 Campus Ministry Row 1 - Father Wayne, Bob Schumacher, Mark Brezinski, Greg VanDyke, Paul Prososki, Michelle Svoboda; Row 2 - Laurie Kennedy, Patty Wemhoff, Julie Engelbert, Bridget Chohon, Jason Smith; Row 3 - Mary Murray, Michelle Brooks, Lori Cimpl, Lisa Henggeler, Sherri Zywiec, Liz Kumph, Annette Rinkol, Tammy Zuerlein; Row 4 - J. P. Styskal, Michelle Quattrocchi, Lori Soulliere, Anne Sojka; Row 5 - Alan Engelbert, Karen Pokorny, Michelle Korger; Row 6 - Mike Quattrocchi, Mary Zoucha, Kelly Maguire; Row 7 - Father Kramper, Bob Roy, Lance Zach, Jack Cheloha, Brian Evans. It would seem that we have made progress in the Campus Ministry program here at Scotus since 1981 when the idea was introduced. A unique aspect of the program was the involvement of the students as ministers to a community that they are a part of. Liturgical planning and the summer garden for the poor showed student involvement. The members enjoyed helping the needy in our community through a food drive. Christmas caroling gave a feeling of unity within the team. Retreats for every high school class, that were planned by the team, were successful and will hopefully be repeated each year. The ice cream and volleyball party, repeated from last year, was enjoyed by everyone. A visit from Auxiliary Bishop Milone will be remembered by everyone at Scotus. The Auxiliary Bishop along with priests from the local parishes were the celebrants for the September All-School liturgy. 104 Future Business Leaders of America Row 1 - Patty Wemhoff, Virginia Sprunk, Laura Bierman, Miss Schutte, Kathy Prokupek, Pam Braun, Shelly Tschantre, Traci Ryba; Row 2 - Wayne Borer, Mary Lynn Zoucha, DeLois Hebda, Lisa Henggler, Colleen McLaughlin, Kim Neater, Cathy McLaughlin, Kelly Maguire; Row 3 - Kevin Molczek, Kerry Jarecki, Karen Mielak, Linda Laska, Lisa Kneifel, Stacey Podraza, Dave Love; Row 4 - Joe Tschantre, Paula Stopak, Betty Keller, Shelly Demuth, Theresa Rybinski, Janette Modelski, Jayne Wieser, Julie Engelbert, Lisa Keller, Carrie Kucera; Row 5 - Lori Sokol, Katrina Kaminski, Donna Bierman, Theresa Weiland, Jane Wolfe, Kathy Melcher, Chris Melcher, Becky Engelbert, Diane Zornes, Kathy Hellbusch. Row 1 - Jane Wolfe, Creed, Honorable Mention; Julie Engelbert, Donna Bierman; Kathy Melcher; Becky Engelbert; Diane Zornes, 4th place in Poster Event; Row 2 - Theresa Weiland, Shelly Tschantre, Traci Ryba, Honorable Mention, 106 General Business; Kelly Maguire, Lori Sokol, Creed, Honorable Mention; Row 3 - Cathy McLaughlin, Mary Zoucha, Virginia Sprunk, Proofreading, Honorable Mention; Colleen McLaughlin, 4th place in Poster Event; Kathy Prokupek, and Laura Bierman. The Scotus Chapter of FBLA took a trip to Omaha on April 14th, 15th, and 16th. Eighteen members of the 45 attended the State Leadership Conference and stayed at the Holiday Inn. The Chapter submitted a Chapter’s Activities Report and Scrapbook for judging. The members participated by taking no more than six tests and no less than three. Each person was asked to go to two seminars on Leadership and Careers. When they were not taking tests or attending seminars they were sitting in their rooms, roaming around, swimming, playing pool, video games or golfing, or checking out booths of the candidates who were running for State Office. Four delegates, Kathy Prokupek, Laura Bierman, Cathy McLaughlin, and Kelly Maguire were elected to vote for the new officers Friday night. Everyone else either went to the dance or to the movie held at the Holiday Inn. Students winning awards at SLC were: Colleen McLaughlin and Diane Zornes, 4th place in the poster event; Virginia Sprunk for proofreading; Lori Sokol and Jane Wolfe honorable mention in the Creed Event, and Traci Ryba for her excellent job on the Scrapbook. Kathy Prokupek, Laura Bierman, Virgin- ia Sprunk, DeLois Hebda, Shelly Tschantre, Mary Zoucha, Cathy McLaughlin, Kelly Maguire, Colleen McLaughlin, Traci Ryba, Julie Engelbert, Theresa Weiland, Jane Wolfe, Lori Sokol, Diane Zornes, Kathy Melcher, Becky Engelbert, Donna Bierman attended SLC in Omaha. Sponsors, Miss Annette Schutte and Mrs. Ivy Klug also attended. IN TOUCH WITH THE BUSINESS OF NEBRASKA' Officers; Row 1 - Shelly Tschantre, Rep.; Row 2 - Miss Annette Schutte, Sponsor; Kathy Prokupek, Pres.; Virginia Sprunk, Sec.; Laura Bierman, V-Pres.; Row 3 - DeLois Hebda, Parlia.; Traci Ryba, Hist.; Pam Braun, Treas. 108 Left - Lisa Kneifel, Lance Zach, Patty Wemhoff, Mark Brezinski, Genene Wieser, Brian Evans, Kriss Kaminski, Doug Dush, Kim Neater, Scott Spenceri, Shelly Tschantre. Journalism students working hard Reporters undercover The Lone Reporter Putting the yearbook together was a super experience for me and I’d just like to express my great thanks to the Journalism staff and Mrs. Bstandig for their time and effort to make this yearbook a success. Special thanks to Kim Neater who designed and drew the cover of our 1983 yearbook. I extend my thanks to Mr. Anderson for taking photos for the yearbook. Thanks also to the many businesses who supported the yearbook by advertising in it. Many thanks, Genene Wieser, Editor 109 Newspaper Staff: Left to right - Brian Evans, Patty Wemhoff, Lance Zach, Doug Dush, Lisa Kneifel, Kriss Kaminski, Shelly Tschantre, Kim Neater, Scott Spenceri, Mark Brezinski, Genene Wieser. Not Pictured - John Swierczek. NO ONE CAN STOP US NOW” SAGA SCOTISTICS 1554 18th Avenue Scotus Central Catholic High School Columbus, Nebraska 68601 April 28. 1983 —----------------------------------------------------- N Editor in Chief............ Brian Evans Reporters . . . Mark Brezinski, Doug Dush, Kris Kaminski, Lisa Kniefel, Kim Neater, Scott Spenceri, John Swierczek, Shelly Tschantre, Patty Wemhoff, Qenene Wieser, and Lance Zach. Advisor Mrs. M. Bstandig V. Published monthly by the Journalism Department of Scotus Central Catholic High School, 1554 - 18th Avenue Columbus, Nebraska 68601 110 The Journalism Department had a very successful year once again, with 12 new students giving their all. We all worked together to prepare the 9 publications of Scotistics, an exper- ience I’m sure we will all remember in the years to come. I would like to express sincere thanks and appreciation to the Pawnee Scout and to the Columbus Telegram for all the help and hard work they have put in for us this year. I would also especially like to thank the staff and sponsor, Mrs. Bstandig, of Scotistics for giving me a fun time as editor, and for a great year! Thank you! Brian Evans, Editor Everyone hard at work on Scotistics. VBA What a ham! Doug and Lance working (working?!?) on ads. Mark and Lisa typing up copy. Ill Don’t take that picture! I still think we need bamboo shades ... Music Swing Choir: Row 1 - Genene Wieser, Michelle Korger; Row Rybinski, Donna Schieffer, Kim Dreifurst, Lisa Keller, Virginia 2 - Colleen Krzycki, Jackie Wieser, Jayne Wieser, DeLois Sprunk. Hebda, Laura Heimann; Row 3 - Robin Liebentritt, Theresa Mixed Chorus: Row 1 - Colleen Krzycki, Genene Wieser, Lisa Thalken, Theresa Rybinski, John Liebentritt, Bill Drozd. Brian Evans, Mary Joan Zoucha, Bridget Chohon, Ginger Bottger, Julie Engelbert; Row 2 - Linda Laska, Donna Schieffer. Laura Bierman. Lisa Kneifel, Jeff Lassek, Pat Krzycki, Roger Konwinski, Jill Hoebing, Suzanne Davidson. Linda Stopak, DeLois Hebda. Michelle Korger; Row 3 - Virginia Sprunk. Janelle Cuzba, Lisa Schaefer, Pam Braun, Rick Eisenmenger, Jim Placzek, Stave Bonk, Sandy Pekarek. Pam Ruzicka, Sheri Svoboda, Lisa Keller, Laura Heimann; Row 4 - Robin Liebentritt, Kim Neater, Kelly Maguire, Ann Novicki, Jackie Wieser, Cindy Backes, Tim Taylor, John Liebig, Mike Reiser, Karen Soulliere, Kim Dreifurst, Liz Kumpf, Janette Modelski, Jayne Wieser, Julie Modlin. 112 Music Honors District Music Contest April 21-23 Event Participants Rating Piano Solo Virginia Sprunk II Piano Solo Julie Engelbert II Swing Choir I Double Mixed Sextet I Freshman Girls I Girls Triple Trio I Girls Glee I Mixed Chorus II Girls Duet Genene Wieser and Jayne Wieser I Mixed Duet Virginia Sprunk and Brian Evans I Solo - Girl’s Medium Voice Genene Wieser I Solo - Girl’s Low Voice Mary Zoucha I Solo - Boy’s Medium Voice Brian Evans I Solo - Girl’s Medium Voice Patty Ogden II Solo - Girl’s High Voice Jill Reiser II Solo - Girl’s High Voice Jayne Wieser II Solo - Girl’s High Voice Pam Jarecki III Girl's Glee: Row 1 - Tracy Maguire, Kathy Melcher, Jackie Wieaer, Lisa Cielocha, Becky Englebert, Tami Thalken, Amy Liebentritt, Geri Hilger, Lisa Prososki; Row 2 - Lisa Schaefer, Jill Reiser, Donna Bierman, Lisa Spenceri, Jodi Cutsor, Suzanne Davidson, Jayne Wieser; Row 3 - Dina Micek, Patty Ogden, Michelle Bruner, Karen Tooley, Kelly Votova, Gina Ernst, Patty Niedbalski, Paula Kamphaus, Julie Stachura, Gina Liebig; Row 4 - Gina Jarecke, Pam Jarecki, Theresa Weiland, Tami Zuerlein, Katrina Kaminski, Cindy Kraus, Deb Pensick, Lori Kennedy, Mary Murray, Sheri Korgie. Freshman Chorus: Row 1 - Becky Englebert, Tracy Maguire, Quatrocci, Donna Bierman, Mic Ruzicka, Katrina Kaminski, Amy Liebentritt, Tami Thalken, Julie Stachura, Diane Zornes, Gina Liebig, Stacey Torczon; Row 3 - Mike Kudron, Kurt Kuta, Ann Cheloha; Row 2 - Kathy Melcher, Jill Reiser, Michelle Paul Placzek, Matt Jilek, Scott Wielgus, Kevin Kamphaus. 114 Music Officers and Representatives: Clockwise from bottom left: Freshman Rep., Amy Liebentritt; Senior Rep., DeLois Hebda; Vice-Pres., Laura Bierman; Pres., Genene Wieser; Soph. Rep., Colleen Krzycki; Junior Rep., Julie Engelbert; Center: Mrs. Ginny Schnabel, Sponsor. 115 Accompianists: Mr. Mark Hopp, Julie Engelbert, and Virginia Sprunk. Band Senior High Band: Row 1 - Sherri Zywiec, Lisa Prososki, Jill Reiser, Gina Sutko, Kathy Melcher; Row 2 - DeLois Hebda, Paula Stopak, Vicky Frost, Jane Wolfe, Claudette Vrbka, Troy Stempek, Danelle Pinger, Lori Cimpl, Joan Sojka; Row 3 - Steve Starzec, Jerry Zywiec, Brian Magargal, Mike Kudron, Ray Hebda, Mic Ruzicka, Chris Miller, Lance Zach; Row 4 - Virginia Sprunk, John Riley, Dick Thiele, Ed DeLuna, Joe Jarecki, Jeff Nosal. 116 Band Instructor: Mr. Mark Hopp Junior High Band: Row 1- Dawn Pieke, Angie Brozovsky, Renata Haider, Kari Hittner, Mary Fehringer, Sarah Whitehead, Amy Miller, Vickie Boryca, Jeanie Tucek; Row 2- Denise Pieke, Juli Hroza, Kelli Rinkol, Ann Bernt, Mary Sojka, Sharon Dobesh, Pam Hroza, Shelly Smith, Judi Liebig, Kristi Klopnieski, Dick Brdicko; Row 3 - Kim Shotkoski, Shari Rosno, Ron Zornes, Muffy Liebentritt, Carrie Staroscik, Jason Smith, Marin Melcher, Larry Backes, Laurie Beerbohm, Courtney Tooley, Michell Sobota; Row 4: Robin Hamling, Dennis Rinkol, Sara Sojka, Greg Lesiak, Trent Stempek, Todd Heimes, Janet Scharf, Troy Bottger, Dan Schmit, Jeff Niedbaiski, Mike Horne, Todd Mullen, Kourtney Kaminski, Tom Jackson, and Dan Miller. 117 Speech Team Conference Team: Row 1 - Brian Evans, Cathy McLaughlin, Lori Soulliere, Karen Pokorny, Terri Jackson, Patty Wemhoff, Jack Cheloha; Row 2 - Paula Kamphaus, Jodi Cutsor, Cindy Kraus, Julie Modlin, Michelle Korger, Cindy Peterson, Tammy Stepanek, Ginger Bottger, Bridget Chohon, Martha Oncken; Row 3 - Todd Kudron, Paul Prososki, Hugh Riley, Sherri Zywiec, Jane Euteneuer, Joan Sojka, Lori Sokol, Lori Cimpl, Danelle Pinger, Kathy Hellbusch. District Team: Row 1 - Lori Soulliere, Michelle Korger, Cathy McLaughlin, Terri Jackson; Row 2 - Paul Prososki, Karen Pokorny, Bill Drozd, Jack Cheloha, Brian Evans, Tammy Stepanek; Stair9 - Patty Wemhoff, Ginger Bottger, Paula Kamphaus, Bridget Chohon, Martha Oncken, Lori Cimpl, Joan Sojka, Sherri Zywiec. 118 State Team: Top - Cathy McLaughlin; Middle - Joan Sojka and Karen Pokorny; Bottom - Jack Cheloha. Scotus’ 1982-1983 Speech Team was a great success this year, proving the theme that “We can do anything we want if we stick to it long enough.” Starting the year with 43 students, the team went on to claim second place at Grand Island, first at Conference, and second at Districts. The four students qualifying for state had a good showing, with Joan Sojka placing second in Entertainment Speaking at State. Lori Sokol, Jodi Cutsor, and Steve Merrill performing their Play Reading during Conference Speech Meet, hosted this year at Scotus. 119 Speech Team Co-Captains: Cathy McLaughlin and Brian Evans. Thespians Row 1 - Cathy McLaughlin, Terri Jackson; Row 2 - Julie Modlin, Annette Rinkol; Row 3 - Michelle Korger, Bill Drozd; Row 4 - Lori Soulliere, Patty Wemhoff; Row 5 - Hugh Riley, Cindy Peterson; Row 6 - Ginger Bottger, Bridget Chohon; Row 7 - Sherri Zywiec, Anne Sojka, Karen Pokomy, Brian Evans, Mrs. Bernt. Thespian Officers and Sponsor: Mrs. Sandie Bernt (sitting); Sherri Zywiec, Historian; Anne Sojka, Secretary; Karen Pokorny, Vice President; Brian Evans, President. 120 One - Act Cast- Left to right - Tammy Stepanelc, Scott Scow, Michelle Peterson. Not pictured: Bill Drozd and Linda Stopak. Korger, Hugh Riley, Ginger Bottger, Duane Czapla, Cindy Outstanding Actress: Michelle Korger. The Scotus 1982 - 1983 Drama II class had an interesting and unique experience this year with their participation in the One-Act Play contests. They play they used, “Oh, What a Tangled Web,” proved to be educational and very worthwhile for all involved. Work on the production began in mid November and carried on until their competitions were over. In the play, a young girl makes up a wild story and the complications that grow from it are extremely funny. Suddenly needing an excuse, the girl fumbles for a moment and then blurts out that there has been a death in the family. Acutally, the only thing wrong in this family is that the cat is missing. In any case, people start coming over to express their concern and sympathy. The parents think they’re all referring to the missing cat and the complications grow! Conference competition was held on January 8, with Scotus finishing with a II. Districts were on January 17, with Scotus receiving a I and a II. Cast Jan Wilson: Ginger Bottger Chris Wilson: Cindy Peterson Frank Wilson: Duane Czapla Shirley Wilson: Michelle Korger Mr. Quigley: Bill Drozd Mrs. Quigley: Tammy Stepanek Tim Scarlotta: Hugh Riley 21 Stan Glowacki: Scott Scow Lights and sound: Linda Stopak DUCKTAILS and BOBBYSOX CAST OF CHARACTERS Alex Fenton Felix Vickie Wilbur Bertha I.aura ('arter Debra Susan Connie Curtis Jackson . Sandra Harper . “Wheels” Bill Drozd Alice Tony Babs Lawrence .. Plotskv Martha Tillie Mr. Grimes Mrs. Grimes Mr. Hawkins Mrs. Hawkins Radio Announcer DIRECTORS MRS. SAN DIE BERNT MRES. GIN NY SCHNABEL ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Kim Neater, Bridget Chohon, Stacey Podraza Bobbysox, all you do is talk ... Sandra, you can make friends anywhere. But you admit it was a beautiful view. 122 Ducktails, you’re wet behind the ears ... National Honor Society Row 1 - Mrs. Brozovsky, Lori Soulliere, Bob Roy, Sherri Zywiec, Colleen McLaughlin, Bob Schumacher. Alan Engelbert, Julie Paprocki, Mark Brezinski. Chris Pokomy; Row 2 • Mary Lynn Zoucha, Karen Pokomy, Lisa Henggler, Trish Hroza, Heidi Hoffman, Colleen Witt, Jo Rhode, Robin Liebentritt, Kelly Maguire, Annette Rinkol, Anne Sojka; Row 3 - Linda L ska, New Inductees: Row 1 - Tami Zuerlein, Jack Cheloha, Larry Prososki, Jim Paprocki, Gina Ernst; Row 2 - Mary Murray, Laurie Kennedy, Kathy Prokupek, Karen Tooley; Row 3 - Kelly Votava, Lisa Cielocha, and Lisa Prososki. Michelle Brooks, Genene Wieser, Virginia Sprunk, Janelle Czuba, Karen Soulliere, Liz Kumpf, Hugh Riley, Roger Konwinski; Row 4 - Julie Engelbert, Jayne Wieser, Shelly Demuth, J. P. Styskal, Bernie Kwapnoski, Greg VanDyke, Dean White, Jim Heimann. Officers and Sponsor: Row 1 - Mrs. Sharon Brozovsky, Sponsor; Alan Engelbert, Pres.; Colleen McLaughlin, Treas.; Bob Schumacher, V. Pres.; Julie Paprocki, Hist.; Sherri Zywiec, Sec. 124 Spanish Club Row 1 - Mr. DeLuna, Kelly Votava, Bob Roy, Mike Quattrocchi; Row 2 - Jodi Cutsor, Kari Haider, Michelle Bruner, Mary Murray, Tammy Zuerlein, Karen Tooley, Pam Jarecki, Karla Thomas, Martha Onchen; Row 3 - Jackie Euteneuer, Debbie Kouma, Jane Euteneuer, Becky Reimers, Laurie Kennedy, Debbie Pensick, Amy Liebentritt, Mic Ruzicka, Katrina Kaminski; Row 4 • Sandy Zegar, Ann Cheloha, Kathy Hellbusch, Diane Zornes, Carrie Kucera, Jill Rieser, Julie Stachura, Tracy Maguire, Gina Liebig, Lori Sokol; Row 5 - Scott Engel, Terry Gronenthal, Ed DeLuna, Joe Jarecki, Troy Tworek, John Riley, Mike Kudron, Joe Wieser, Dan Prososki, Steve Starzec, Matt Jilek. The Spanish students competed in the Foreign Language Fair in Lincoln on March 9. The results were: the drama called “La Vida en un Restaurante,” which was rated Very Good involved Mike Quattrocchi, Larry Prososki, Mike Huhman, Bob Roy, Richard Eisenmenger, Martha Onchen, John Mielak, Jodi Cutsor, and Michelle Brunner. Poetry was rated Very Good and involved Ann Cheloha and Diane Zornes. Identification Buttons were rated Very Good and were made by Rick Bogus and Tim Mullen. The Poster division by Tami Zuerlein and Karen Tooley was rated Very Good. Officers and Sponsor: Row 1 - Kelly Votava, Sec. and Treas.; Row 2 - Bob Roy, V. Pres.; Mr. Henry DeLuna, Sponsor; Mike Quattrocchi, Pres. Student Council Row 1 - Donna Bierman, Sherri Zywiec, Michelle Bruner, Lauri Kennedy, Mary Murray, Patty Wemhoff; Row 2 • Becky Engelbert, Julie Engelbert, Kelly MaGuire, Bob Roy, Anne Sojka, Karen Pokorny, Danelle Pinger; Row 3 - Miss Webb, Tammy Zuerlein, Alan Engelbert, Liz Kumph, Karen Soulliere, Jack Cheloha, Dean White, Greg VanDyke, Jill Reiser. The 1982-83 school year was the start of weekly and monthly meetings for the Student Council. Tape dances and a raffle raised money to be given to the science department for a skeleton and the Right-to-Life organizations. Four members consisting of Karen Pokorny, Patty Wemhoff, Sherri Zywiec and Donna Bierman attended the Student Council Conference weekend at Columbus High. At this time Scotus became a member of the Nebraska Association of Student Councils. Overall, the Council became involved with the students and started activities that may be carried on for years to come. Officers: Row 1 - Kelly MaGuire, V. Pres.; Bob Roy, Pres.; Anne Sojka, Treas.; Row 2 - Miss Webb, Sponsor; Karen Pokorny, Sec. Art Club Row 1: Dean White, J. P. Styskal, Bob Schumacher, Chris Pokorny, John Swierczek, Wayne Borer, Stacey Podraza, Kris Stachura, Threse Baz. Row 2: Bob Roy, Rick Eisenminger, Kevin Molczyk, Bernie Kwapnoski, Brian VanDyke, Donna Bernt, Theresa Weiland, Kris Kaminski. Row 3: Lori Soulliere, Claudette Berbka, Sue Davidson, Carrie Jerecki, Paula Stopak, Lori Czuba, Tammy Stopanek, Betty Keller, Kevin Wolfgram. 1983 was the beginning of an Art Club at Scotus. The club, initiated by Mrs. Nancy vVrage, is to let students see and appreciate art. Art displays in the halls and cafeteria let students see the work of the student artists. March was “Youth Art Month.” The club traveled to the Governor’s mansion in Lincoln where a party was held for young artists. The success of the new club will hopefully be seen again in future years. Officers: Row 1 - Stacey Podraza: Sec.; Threse Baz, Pres., W’ayne Borer, Vice-Pres. Row 2 - Mrs. Nancy Wrage, Sponsor; Kriss Martin, Treas. Left to right: Anne Sojka, Jack Cheloha, Therese Baz, Mr. Zowada, Bob Schumacher, Kelly Maquire, Cathy McLaughlin, Lance Zach. This years Mock Trail team was the number one team in the 21st judical district. The team took a confidentality case to court concerning a newspaper and the story that a reporter wrote. The team was aided by Mr. Hansen, a local attorney in Columbus. 128 Administration Scotus Central Catholic • '....... • I Oil MHl ' 1 • BM)1 • til PHONf 40J Dear Friends, It is with a great deal of pleasure that I extend to you warmest greetings on behalf of the entire Scotus Family. As I write this annual message for the yearbook, I think of the many hundreds of hours of dedication on the part of the Journalism students and sponsor and the fine work they have’done. Memories on Film records well the activities and accomplishments of Scotus Central Catholic for us to hold and remember far into the future. I think it is interesting that a portion of the title of this yearbook is Tomorrow’s a Drean . So much of what we experience in our daily lives is the result of another’s dream. Persons of vision have built our Catholic school and have both sustained and supported it for well over a century of time. Foresight translated into dedication and hard work keeps us strong today. But, what about tomorrow? If tomorrow is a dream, then what does it hold for us? I have full confidence in tomorrow for 1 know we have many who will fashion our future at Scotus Central Catholic TODAY. Our students, especially our graduating seniors, are prepared to accept the challenge. It is they who hold the vision of tomorrow for it is they who were formed by the dreamers of today. Sincerely, ; 31tU Xj Duane 3. Gross Superintendent Mr. Duane Gross, Superintendent « . ii,v � , --e enough’ Mr. Da id Rokusek and Mr. William Gannon, Principals Sister Francis, Counselor 129 Cooks - Row One - Verna Jarecki, Barbara Mielak, Cathy Hilger Row Two - Randi Bruton, Elsie Lange, Josephine Haney, Leona Szudlo, Clara Fletcher, Roberta Cahill, Cecelia Bitter. Scotus Central Catholic High School. History Department - Jim Puetz, Dennis Zowada, Dan Mahoney, Gary Puetz. 130 SPEECH AND DRAMA DEPT. Sandy Bernt LIBRARIAN - Sr. Margaret Marthaler, O.S.F. HOME EC. DEPT. - Sharon Brozovsky 131 P.E. Dept. - Frank Spenceri, Barb Malicky. Math Dept. - John Peterson, Mable Pekarek, Randy Berlin. Language Dept. - Lalana Sperline, Henry Deluna. Music Dept. - Mark Hopp, Ginny Schnabel. To know the law of God in nature and revelation, and then to fashion the affections and will into harmony with those laws — this is education. S. F. Scovel Fr. Joe Miksch, Religion. BUSINESS DEPT. - Ivy Klug, Annette Schutte. RELIGION DEPT. - Fr. James Kramper, Fr. Wayne Pavela, Sister Francis Sedlacek. SCIENCE DEPT. - Vern Younger, Ted Utecht, Maria Elliott, Dan Mahoney. ART DEPT. - Nancy Wrage. 133 Seventh Grade Row 1 - Mary Cheloha, Jan Euteneuer, Chris Becher, Lisa Ebner, Pam Hroza, Mary Fehringer, Traci Duren, Amy Iossi, Jackie Buettner, JoDean Iwan, Janice Halley; Row 2 - Leah Huss, Lisa Baustert, Shane Adkisson, Kelly Beck, Tom Jackson, Eric Hegi, Tom Harvey, Darin Cielocha, Sharon Dobesh, Kari Hittner; Row 3 - Mickey Jarecki, Greg Hunter, Mike Horne, Warren Hellbusch, Todd Heines, Dan Gray, Richard Brdicko, Cory Borer, Larry Backes, Jeff Jahn, Jon Hamling. Row 1 - Stephanie Micek, Kris Kuta, Pam Pensick, Jill Pilakowski, Jennifer Lassek, Marin Melcher, Kathy Paprocki, Michelle Kubler, Kim Kruse, Muffy Liebentritt; Row 2 - Jodi Peterson, Roy Krings, Todd Mullen, Greg Rief, Kourtney Kaminski, Greg Lesiak, Chris Kudron, Joe Muzic, Steve Melcher, LaDawn Krzycki; Row 3 - Ron Kresha, Jay Niedbalski, Cory Kruse, Troy Probst, Brian Rosno, Kelly O’Hearn, Joe Korgie, Tony Laska, Russ Placzek, Steve Rhode. Row 1 - Kris Thames, Traci Tworek, Lynn Schuele, Michelle Sand, Sara Sojka, Angie Vetick, Lynn Zoucha, Sarah Whitehead, Mary Sleddens, Annette Sueper, Becca Toof; Row 2 - Lisa Wessel, Joan Reiners, Vicki Rybinski, Doug Sokol, Bob Walters, Jerry Szatko, Steve Soulliere, Shelly Smith, Jodi Ryba, Janet Scharff; Row 3 - Jason Zach, Ken Rinkol, Dan Tschantre, Dan Schmit, Ron Zornes, Trent Stempek, Jim Schieffer, Jim Ryba, Kevin Tschantre, Doug Van Dyke. Eighth Grade Row 1 - Shelly Brezenski, Renata Haider, Lori Arlt, Laurie Beerbohm, Jonette Anderson, Missy Grohs, Robin Hamling, Carolyn Bonk, Ann Bernt; Row 2 - Vickie Boryca, Troy Bottger, Brian Beck, Jim Amann, Pat Engelbert, Duane Dubas, Bryan Hatcher, Paula Bator; Row 3 - Allen Chohon, Mark Bierman, Joe Determan, Rich Buettner, Ed Fehringer, Eric Beck. Row 1 - Juli Hroza, Kelli Martin, Amy Miller, Troy Heimer, Scott Krzycki, Chuck Korger, Scott Heimes, Paul Maca; Row 2 - Janine Jarecke, Amy Heft, Kristi Klopnieski, Lana Kroputsch, Judi Liebig, Dan Miller, Tom Kretz, Ken Kresha; Row 3 - Carla Podraza, Dawn Pieke, Angie Parolek, Darla McDermott, Jennifer Micek, Donna Kappenmam, Kris Mielak, Rosalinda Reyna, Denise Pieke. Row 1 - Courtney Tooley, Tara Zuerlein, Jeannie Tucek, Tyla Tworek, Nicole Ritter, Shari Rosno, Lisa Rhea, Sheila Schmidt; Row 2 - Kim Shotkoski, Kelli Rinkol, Carrie Staroscik, Mary Sojka, Michelle Sobota, Tammy Romanek, Dawn Valisk, Trina Steiner, Steve Spale; Row 3 - Dennis Rinkol, Roger Wiese, Jess Vasina, Brian Wangler, Jason Smith, Tom VanBerg, Joe Tooley, Brian Ternus. 135 Junior High Sports Volleyball Row 1 - Dawn Valish, Lynn Zoucha, LaDawn Krzycki, Muffy Liebentitt, Jackie Buettner, Michelle; Row 2 - Traci Duren, Lisa Ebner, Kathy Paprocki, Carrie Stroscik, Juli Hroza, Ann Bernt, Amy Miller, Sarah Whitehead, Chris Becher, Kristi Klopnieski, Michelle Sobota; Row 3 - Jennifer Lassek, Shelley Smith, Kari Hittner, JoDean Iwan, Mary Fehringer, Amy loss, Pam Hroza, Michelle Sand, Judi Liebig, Angie Brozovsky, Jennifer Micex, Lori Arlt; Row 4 - Mary Cheloha, Angie Vetick, Kim Shotoski, Tara Zuerlein, Robin Hamling, Carolyn Bonk, Amy Hefti, Courtney Tooley, Kelli Rinkol, Jonette Anderson, Angie Parolek, Shari Rosno, Coach Mrs. Noble. Basketball: Row 1 - Paula Bator, Carolyn Bonk, Kim Shotkoski, Angie Brozovsky, Amy Miller, Judi Liebig, Carrie Staroscik, Kelli Martin, Courtney Tooley; Row 2 - Coach Mrs. Ibarolle, Ann Bernt, Shelly Brezenski, Robin Hamling, Kelli Rinkol, Lana Kropatach, Laurie Beerbohm, Tyla Tworek; Row 3 - Kim Kruse, Joan Reimers, Jackie Buettner, Michelle Sand, Amy Iossi, Mary Fehringer, Sarah Whitehead, Lisa Baustert; Row 4 - Marin Melcher, Traci Duren, Jenny Lassek, Pam Hroza, Chris Becher; Row 5 - Kris Thomas, Kristi Klopnieski, Amy Hefti. Track: Row 1 - Coach Peterson, Melissa Grohs, Kristi Klopnieski, Laurie Beerbohm, Angie Brozovsky, Amy Miller, Mary Sojka, Courtney Tooley, Juli Hroza, Ann Bernt, Kelli Rinkol, Paula Bator, Kelli Martin; Row 2 - Nicole Ritter, Mary Bruner, Janine Jarecke, Denise Pieke, Vickie Boryca, Dawm Pieke, Robin Hamling, Judi Liebig, Carrie Staroscik, Kim Shotkoski, Michelle Sobota, Lori Arlt, Jonette Anderson, Tyla Tworek; Row 3 - Jackie Buettner, Kim Kruse, Kari Hittner, LaDawn Krzycki, Lana Kropatsch, Carolyn Bonk, Tara Zuerlein, Amy Hefti, Sarah Whitehead, Pam Hroza, Jodi Peterson, Chris Becher, Leah Huss; Row 4 - Kathy Paprocki, Marin Melcher, Jill Pilakowski, Shelli Smith, Lisa Ebner, Angie Vetick, Mary Cheloha, Jenny Lassek, Traci Duren, Amy Iossi, Mary Fehringer, Michelle Sand, Annette Sueper. 136 Football - Row 1 - Bryan Hatcher, Jess Vasina, Brian Wangler, Bryan Ternus, Joe Tooley, Scott Heimes, Scott Krzycki, Ed Fehringer, Troy Heimer; Row 2 - Steve Spale, Paul Maca, Eric Beck, Rich Buettner, Joe Determan, Jim Amann, Pat Engelbert, Chuck Korger, Greg Hunter; Row 3 - Russell Placzek, Steve Soulliere, Jim Schieffer, Greg Rief, Steve Rhode, Jerry Szatko, Larry Backes, Darin Cielocha, Cory Kruse; Row 4 - Ken Kresha, Alan Miller, Todd Mullen, Dan Tschantre, Dan Gray, Kelly O’Hearn, Jeff Niedbalski, Tony Laska; Row 5 - Coach Dennis Zowada, Joe Korgie, Doug VanDyke, Todd Heimes, Tom Harvey, Jon Hamling, Troy Prebst, Warren Hellbusch. Basketball - Row 1 - Kevin Teschantre, Steve Melcher, Joe Muzic, Jay Modlin, Alan Chohon, Scott Krzycki, Chuck Korger, Ed Fehringer, Steve Soulliere, Greg Rief, Coach Martin Hixon; Row 2 - Ken Rinkol, Bryan Rosno, Greg Hunter, Rich Buettner, Bryan Hatcher, Roger Wiese, Ken Kresha, Larry Backes, Chris Kudron, Jeff Niedbalski, Joe Korgie; Row 3 - Russ Placzek, Kourtney Kaminski, Jim Schieffer, Jess Vasina, Eric Beck, Brian Wangler, Kelly Beck, Todd Mullen, Doug VanDyke, Tom Jackson, Shane Adkisson; Row 4 - Dan Tschantre, Trent Stempek, Cory Borer, Dick Brdicko, Roy Krings, Dan Schmit, Kelly O’Hearn, Steve Spale, Todd Heimes, Jerry Szatko, Mike Horne, Jon Hamling. Track - Row 1 - Coach Dennis Zowada, Jess Vasina, Troy Bottser, Dennis Rinkol, Steve Spale, Rich Buettner, Scott Heimes, Ed Fehringer, Mark Bierman, Joe Determan, Pat Engelbert, Jim Amann; Row 2 - Paul Maca, A1 Chohon, Brian Beck, Tom Kretz, Roger Wiese, Joe Tooley, Bryan Wangler, Scott Krzycki, Brian Hatcher, Chuck Korger, Tom VanBerg, Eric Beck, Duane Dubas; Row 3 - Brian Rosno, Kelly Beck, Chris Kudron, Jay Modlin, W'arren Hellbusch, Greg Lesiak, Jason Zach, Dick Brdicko, Greg Hunter, Trent Stempik, Steve Soulliere, Greg Rief; Row 4 - Jeff Niedbalski, Steve Melcher, Tony Laska, Ron Zornes, John Hamling, Cory Kruse, Jeff Jahn, Todd Mullen, Jim Schieffer, Jerry Szatko, Darin Cielocha, Tom Jackson; Row 5 • Joe Korgie, Ken Rinkol, Kevin Tschantre, Doug VanDyke, Todd Heimes, Steve Rhode, Eric Hegi. 137 Junior High Organizations Cheerleaders Row 1 - Traci Duren, Tammy Romanek, Carrie Staroscik; Row 2 - Amy Iossi, Dawn Pieke, Pam Hroza; Not Pictured - Juli Hroza. Pep Club Row 1 - Courtney Tooley, Kelli Martin, Mrs. Pekarek, Paula Bator, Amy Miller; Row 2 - Dawn Valish, Janine Jarecke, Denise Peike, Kristi Klopnieski, Laurie Beerbohm, Jonette Anderson, Lori Arlt, Shelly Brezinski, Carolyn Bonk, Robin Hamling, Melissa Grohs, Ann Bernt, Amy Hefti, Judi Liebig, Tara Zuerlein; Row 3 - Lisa Rhea, Vicki Boryca, Lana Kropatach, Michelle Sobota, Jeannie Tucek, Trina Steiner, Kelli Rinkol, Mary Sojka, Kim Shotkoski, Sheila Schmidt, Tyla Tworek, Shari Rosno; Row 4 Shelly Smith, Mary Cheloha, Kris Thomas, Jaci Buettner, Vicki Rybinski, Sarah Whitehead, Lynn Schuele, Traci Tworek, Sara Sojka, Lisa Wessel, Michelle Sand, Michelle Kubler, Angie Vetick, Jodi Ryba; Row 5 - Chris Becher, Pam Pensick, Leah Huss, Jodi Peterson, Kim Kruse, Marin Melcher, Lisa Ebner, Mary Fehringer, Jan Euteneuer, Lynn Zoucha, Stephanie Micek, Jenny Lasek, Jill Pilakowski, Joan Reimers. Student Council Row 1 Tara Zuerlein, Amy Miller, Courtney Tooley, Mary Sojka. Paula Bator, Kelli Martin, Pam Hroza, Mary Fehringer, Marin Melcher, Jill Pilakowski; Row 2 - Kari Hittner, Tom Jackson, Scott Heimes, Todd Mullen, Ed Fehringer, Sara Sojka; Row 3 - Mrs. Kobus, Mrs. Pekarek. 138 PAMIDA AN EMPLOYEE OWNED COMPANY OWNER KENNETH ECKMOLT RES 564-6748 FAMILY AUTO CENTER 1700 23r J STREET COLUMBUS. NE 68601 BUS 564-3269 SALESMAN SAM BALAK 352 2130 Equitable Savings and Loan HI 1369 25th Avenue 2714 23rd Avenue Columbus, NE 564-7181 563-3591 Potter International, AMC Jeep, Inc. 622 23rd Street - Eaat Hwy. 30 Columbus. Nebraska 68601 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SCOUTS Harold F. Potter President Sc General Mgr. Res. Phone 564-0353 AMERICAN MOTOR CARS JEEPS RENAULT CARS Sales - Service - Parts Business Phone 564-8511 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1983 BECTON - DICKINSON Industrial Site Columbus, Nebraska 68601 STATE FARM INSURANCE CAR • HOME HEALTH • LIFE “Like a good neighbor State Farm is there.” Gibson Pharmacy 2470 32nd. Avenue Columbus, NE 564-7138 Relax With Your Favorite Drink in our “Sahara Lounge” � Bowling Balls t Free Instruction � Pro Shop muiEMR� 1819 Howard Blvd. P.O. Bos 249 564-8022 564-8122 GERHDLD BDI1BRETE P O BOX 687 COLUMBUS. NE 68601 (402) 564-2857 9 OPTOMETRIC CENTER OF COLUMUBUS, P.C. 3806 HOWARD BLVD. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 563-3555 DR. C.A. GRAY DR. C. D. SEEGER DR. J. R. TROFHOLZ EXCHANGE ENTERPRISES Its Smarter to Barter JCT. of HWY 81 and 30 SO. Offering You 24 Hour Teller Services Downtown ... ALCO. Lot .. . Humphrey Member F.D.I.C. “Your Total Financial Service Center.” nal First National’ Columbus m J McDonald's 3210 23 St. Columbus, NE Phone 564-6600 You Deserve a Break Today ii-il Citizens Bank Trust Company P.O. BOX 606 • COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 • (402) 564-2731 MEMBER FDIC als OPEN DAILY 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. CARPET SALES SERVICE PAINTS - CERAMIC - VINYL FLOOR COVER DRAPERIES - WALLPAPER Pat d Stone 3007 23rd Street Phone 564-2751 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 140 BECHER CURRY COMPANY Established 1860 2522 13th Street P.O. Box 8 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Telephone 564-2771 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS ABSTRACTING INVESTMENTS MUTUAL FUNDS ERNEST OLDS-PONTIAC-CAD1LLAC, Inc. 2112 23rd Street Columbus, NEBRASKA 68601 ? % .mm ta ata OlQSUOBIK PONTIAC GMCTRUCK5 TOYOTA MID-AMERICAN Research-Chemical P.O. Box 927 Columbus, NE 564-3033 ■■ni YOUR NEW JC PENNY 2422 13th St. Downtown Columbus Catalogue Phone 564-2781 R. J. LARSEN — L. D. HOUFEK Phone 564-3277 Columbus, Nebr. We don't want all the business — ju t your Miessler Drug Store Prescription Specialist 2609 13th Street Columbus. Nebraska 68601 Phone: 564-3263 Nielsen Chevrolet-Buick Co. “Service After The Sale” TOCK Since 1925 Downtown Columbus Unique gifts and personal service 1264 26th Ave. Phone 564-2224 I.. ii. .M� %l • llM AMERICAN HEARTLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. P.O. Bix 1321 Phone 402-563-3441 2118 23RD Street Columbus, Nebraska MR. WISE BUYS CARPET SHOP For people who don’t give a hoot” for high prices!230T 13th St. Carpet. Vinyl. Formica. Ceramic Tile 2307 13th Street Phone (402) 564 1306 Columbus. Nebraska 66601 ROGERS-RILEY MOTOR COMPANY P. O. Box 37 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Edward D. Jones Co. Established 1971 Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc TOM BERTSCH Registered Representative Bus.: (402) 564-1331 Res: (402) 564-3069 STK 2002 23rd Street P.O Box 691 Columbus, NE 66601 MCKOWN FUNERAL HOME Columbus And Silver Creek Phone 564-4232 Serving All Faiths i i i i i I I M I I I I I FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE LARRY BRENNER Bus. 564-7060 2409 13th Street, Columbus Nebr. 68601 1259 26th Avenue PROKUPEK SHOE’S EXPERT SHOE REPAIR AND DYEING Darryl. Bill Kurt Prokupek. Partners Phone 402-564-0161 MSS Columbus, NE MIKE SENIOR STUDIO. INC Portrait Wedding and Commercial Photography 2818 1 3th STREET COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA 68601 Telephone -102' S64-S2 H 141 SPERRY JL nr NEW HOLLAND 2500 EAST 23RD STREET P.O. BOX 908 COLUMBUS, NE 68601 2167 33rd Avenue Phone 564-2838 You’ve tried the rest Now try the best JOHNNIES STEAK HOUSE of COLUMBUS HIGHWAY 30 EAST COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA Curry Bros. Quality Clothes Home-owned 2511 13th Street Columbus, NE 564-6276 Wards Wishes COLUMBUS HYDRAULICS CO. 12th Avenue and 17th Street Columbus, NE Phone (402) 564-8544 the best of luck to the senior class INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING COMPANY 2070 E. 32nd Ave. Colum but, NE 68601 Ph (402)564-1383 COLDUieLL BANKER□ TOWN COUNTRY REALTY 0fC0r8uS 2626 23rd St. phon 564-0526 Am %m4mt m4mm i 0«w mm4 OMml Cotd«,ll term,, ■ AM.!.«••« IW DRY CLEANERS n iivT n inEf LAUNDRY 2374 - 32nd AVE. North Town Mall CUT FLOWERS PLANTS GIFTS COUNTRY STYLE FLORAL U.S. 30 CENTER Columbus. Nebraska 68601 PHONE (402) 564-9011 OASIS BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2010 - 23rd Street Columbus Phone 563-9152 COMPLETE PACKAGE STORE Nieds Meat Store Ruzicka Bros Impl., Inc. N.W. on U.S. 81. Box 983 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Falcon AUTO PARTS INC FALCON AUTO PARTS 2310 • 11TH ST. COLUMBUS. NEBR. 68601 John McKee General MGR. Wayne Ellis Owner 2480 - 48th Ave. COLUMBUS STEEL SUPPLY Person’s Sport Shop Inc. phone 564-1272 Phone 564-2863 Columbus. Nebraska George Maguire Mike Maguire 564-6110 Columbus' Complete Sport Shop 1363 23rd Avenue Ave. DESIGN BUILDER . WAREHOUSES . SCH00CS . RANUfACTUR1NC . RETAIL . orricEs . civic .Ti N- EY SERVICE. . CUST0H BUILT HOHES . CONCRETE A PAVINC . CARPENTRY . RASQNRV P.O. Box 238 — 2414 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska 68601 402-564-2833 RESIDENTIAL fARPS TILL SANO - 0IRT - GRAVEL CRANE SERVICE BLAtt KING W000 BURNING STOVES . EXCAVATING . BACKH0C SERVICE . SNOW REMOVAL 564-1225 142 Soy It With Flowers , .«, ._. •'. ’ '' lor Over 90 Tears Be 564-2758 ISP? 1257-26 h Ave. Moorman Mfg. Co. - COLUMBUS D,V,S,ON - BOX 1028 HIGHWAY 30 EAST COLUMBUS. NE 68601 SAND LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS, INC. HOG CONFINEMENT BUILDINGS AND SI LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS 1418-25th Street Columbus, NE ImerIcTn family 5 DAVE 8LESSEN •0 m COdMM KIMIM UK MW� on UMU «W Man� iff iff PO Bo. 1301 W W 31M bill Awum Nort MilHihM il Colwmbui. So 68601 403 M3 3000 Support These Businesses. Today is a Picture, Tomorrow is a Dream We look at these pages with laughter and a tear, Thinking of the days we have spent together this past year. From Homecoming fun to graduation mass, We were together in all we did as one united class. The Senior Retreat, open campus, and weekend celebrations, Ordering caps and gowns, writing research papers, and college preparations. These memories we hold in high esteem, Today they are pictures, tomorrow they are dreams. — by Patti Wemhoff 1mm mm V ' f. imm yl 5 « • iJj-y -v■ V liiW M0m r. 'a •; •■ y iV ; «I •• s l-t f ,V Vi ; 'Oi il liAw! ■«mmm mm.Wm Mdm Isw • ? IS4 -;• ?•: mmm 5 !%:mhY4 Hint Itilf ,v - '