St Edward High School - Beaver Yearbook (St Edward, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

• STAFF Editor Mary Jo Reardon Co -Editor Dianne Engstrom Adviser Mary Anne Long Sports Rick Schack Alan Kaspar Typist Connie Nicklasson Staff Vickie Long Mary Jeanne Cahill Kent Cruise Todd Meridith ✓ Dedication 1973 BEAVER CONTENTS 5 Seniors 6 Sports 14 Clubs G Activities 22 School Life 50 Underclassmen 58 Administration 64 Personnel 65 Faculty 66 Jr. High 70 Grade Faculty 74 Grades 76 St. Edward Public School St. Edward, Nebraska There can be no happy endings Without beginnings. So, why wait? Let us begin. Lois Wyse On September 18, 1972, 186 high school and junior high students entered the doors of a new school building. With the students came the excitement of new teachers, new classrooms, and different subjects. It was hoped that St. Edward would have some winning teams in athletic competition, a top FFA chapter and exciting plays and activities. Each student also knew that there would be long boring classes, trips to the principal's office and tears of frustration when they came to school and realized that they were having a test in their first period class. Each school year has its good and bad times and this year was no different. Within this book lies many memories of the 72-73 school year. So why wait? Let us begin. Uptimism Is looking At all sides And concluding There is Hope. Repeat That Sentence, Please Do not tell What you i Tell me What you meant . . . And the • Walls Came Tumbling Down Tuesday, May 2, 1972 was the beginning of razing of the old St. Edward school building. As many interested spectators watched, old and happy memories were reminisced by the alumni and also the youngsters who had attended school in that building. Although it was sad to see the old school being tom down, St. Edward's citizens looked forward to the construction of the new K-12 building. Throughout the summer, builders were hard at work to get the school finished in time for the 72-73 school year. Rainy weather and other difficulties interfered and the students were unable to start until September 18. At that time only the high school section was finished enough to hold classes. The elementary grades attended school in the churches. However, in November they were able to move into the new building and at the end of the school year students and faculty were enjoying the complete use of St. Edward's new school. Below is a picture of the west view of the old school which was built in 1895. At the right of the page are pictures showing the destruction of the east side of the old building. The pictures at the bottom show the new building from the north and west sides. 4 new school We, The Senior Class of 1973 dedicate this yearbook to our parents. For helping us to grow as individuals. . . For cheering us on when the going was rough. . . For being there when we needed you. . . For teaching us right from wrong, good from bad. . . For caring encouraging loving understanding For just being YOU! Harold Margaret Aden Doyle G Lois Andre asen Jack G Mary Arlt Larry Marg Baker Art G Lucille Carlson Vernon Mary Channer Edmund Jean Drog Louis Trudi Dubs Jerry Beth Evans Marilyn Fader Roy Kate Fritzges Eldon G Marilyn Jacobsen Harold Darlene Johnston Emerson G Gloria Kaspar Delmar Marge Keehn John Bernice Krueger Ray G Norma Mahoney Georg Ursula Michalowicz Otto Nauenburg Elwyn Lois Nicklasson Norm Mary Reardon Virgil Tillie Reed Marty Janice Rosane Ethel Sanford Dean Dolores Schack Tom Veronica Shotkoski Irving G Eileen Sorensen Vem G Peggy Stacy dedication 5 £ Clo cry CuO QSJOrs O' C 'VO uOd UOjlJV. JKouoc Id £) l mg. Youl. -KjOuoe Ao 'o , uoll. Toomuo r uia ioj 'oxi uJ . 2 rGHT On C HcvY 0. ]js s+ s yf Y C oa( 0 tv £) o (M ft (KA A- A X £. Ck. S YV CV.r i’ c KIMB. CHANNER JERRY NAUENBURG DENNIS ROBERT REED MAYNARD CARLSON Senior Year Is an Experience. . . DANNY LEE STACY DON ADEN LAUREL SUE DROC ROBERTA. FADER RANDY LEE ANDREASEN KEVIN ARLT DEBORAH BAKER CHRISTINE TRUDI DUBS ROB EVANS f- VjO 0 v ■ J 3 6 0—K ( ° J 6 ° yLuA--- ( - £ Cul £ U XXd Cj(Jv A £ (Lcr JLA d ' :X J ' w1 £ d xc Vi ) f UrCAy s£ii££r?� dc hj. « ■ ■ L0 ,’ Jon ( itJ i's bf a.u-t' Lk w z ' W ,.n 5 r -h- Tht3 J jOa T'C niO V W «-H s ooTVoorst $ rA ii ’ j V. ; i � a y : .? 'Of yoOTStn ojr jitn . w| t prt er rot to,do b h fc KIM ROY FRITZGES PEGGY JEAN JACOBSON GREGORY JOHNSTON CAROL JANE KASPAR Never Forgotten and Never Repeated. . . 8 RANDAL JOSEPH KEEHN MARILEE KRUEGER REX ALAN MAHONEY CONNIE JEAN NICKIASSON JACKIE KAY SANFORD RICHARD LEE SCHACK CARMEN KAY ROSANE BILL SHOTKOSKI MARY JO REARDON 9 aa ae ? sia A BOB SHOTKOSKI FRANK MICHALOWICZ Foreign Exchange Student Hopefully! JOHN SORENSEN CLASS OF 1973 Motto-- The door to wisdom is never closed. Colors--Aqua S White Flower—Aqua Carnation Sponsor--Mr. Larry Krause Guess Where! Guess When! Guess What! GUESS WHO After a sleepless night, the Seniors piled into a school bus armed with pillows, blankets, paper sacks, etc. The day, Thursday, May 17th, 1973, began with a long bus ride headed for Omaha with a stop along the way at Fremont for breakfast. The day was spent shopping or doing as you please at Westroads in Omaha and then a quick trip to Lincoln to see the popular group The Guess Who” at Pershing Auditorium. Following the concert, we went to the East Hills Supper Club and enjoyed a steak supper. After a long and exciting day, we climbed wearily on the bus, tried to sleep or the way home, and arrived in St. Ed at 3:00 a. m. Friday, May 18th. It was a day to remember! ! ! Sneak Day 11 Graduation Is a Happy Ending COMMENCEMENT Sunday, June 3rd, 1973, 2:00 p.m. High School Gym Mrs. Frances Matzen Rev. Dale Bolton Senior Class Mr. Ron Hull Swing Choir Supt. Frank Williams Donald Cruise President of Board of Education Presentation of Scholarships and Awards..............Prin. Larry Krause Benediction....................Rev. Dale Bolton Recessional....................Mrs. Frances Matzen Processional........... Invocation............. Graduation Day . . . Address................ Morning Has Broken . Presentation of Class . . Presentation of Diplomas ifr -fj Mr. Ron Hull spoke to the graduating class. Pictured ABOVE are winners of scholarships. 12 Graduation and a Wonderful Beginning. The swing choir sang Morning Has Broken . The seniors sang Graduation Day . Kay Stephens and Kenny Jasa lead the seniors. Graduation 13 Bad Breaks Spoil a Winning Season WE THEY 12 Genoa 00 00 Polk 20 23 Newman Grove 6 14 Osceola 14 22 Spalding Ac. 00 13 Palmer 16 6 Stromsburg 12 00 Silver Creek 42 6 Clarks 28 It was fun getting run over' A Sophomore. A lot of fun disappointing --A Senior. had a better team then the r ord showed. If we would ha had 4 good breaks instead of bad ones, it would have bee decent season --A Junior. season was OK, but I wouldr call it fun. If we would hav worked a little harder on del we could have gone farther ; done better --A Junior. I agree 100%. Our defense wa what saved us all year. The breaks that we had all came offense except for one. Our defense was probably one of the best in i conference --A Senior. Our season was better than what our record showed --A Freshman. We only had 6 Seniors and they had to lead whole team. Considering this, we did alright --A Sophomore. STANDING: Coach Bob Forbes, Jim Baustert, Fred Anderson, Jim Nicklasson, Casey Micek, Ed Wathen, Mike Klassen, Kim Channer, Lindsey Niemann, Mike Cahill, Doug Baker, Dave Williams, Rob Evans, Kenny Jasa, Jerry Naunburg, Rick Schack, Jim Weeks, KNEELING: Lewis Carlson, Mike Sindelar, Maynard Carlson, Steve Johnson, Alan Kaspar, Dan Mahoney, Ronnie Parry, Kenny Carter, Chuck Micek, Dan Stacy, Randy Stevens, Tom Meysenburg, Coach Bill Sillau. COACH FORBES: 'It was a season of ups and downs and could have been a winning season with a couple of breaks. The team gained a lot of experience this year and should have a fine season next year. COACH SILLAU: A season that gained a great deal of experience for several young players. A small group of seniors guiding juniors and sophomores to success in future years. A few points in the right places would have turned the season around. STANDING: Coach Forbes, Jim Baustert, Terry Evans, Mike Sindelar, Ronnie Parry, Steve Johnson, Jim Nicklassen, Casey Micek, Mike Klassen, Jeff Wallick, Randy Stevens, Dan Mahoney, Bob Nicklasson, Alan Kaspar, Don Mahoney, Jim Week, Coach Bill Sillau, KNEELING: Lewis Carlson, Mark Drog, Kent Cruise, Morrie Baustert, Dave Johnson, Bob Janda, Bill Wells, Kevin Kaspar, Kevin Crosier, Doug Sindelar, Mark Meysenburg, Jimmy Todd Meridith. CENTER, ROB EVANS BACK, RICK SCHACK ALL CONFERENCE Mike Cahill Kim Channer Ed Wathen HONORABLE MENTION Doug Baker Lindsey Niemann Rob Evans STUDENT MANAGERS: Randy Andreasen, Frank Jasa, Ric Zabka Dave Johnson--(BASKETBALL) 16 Sports RECORD (Opponent's score listed first) GAME 1 2 Polk 15 - 05 13 - 15 Cedar Rapids 15 - 00 15 - 08 Newman Grove 15 - 00 15 - 07 Stromsburg 15 - 04 15 - 08 Genoa 15 - 10 15 - 13 Clarks 15 - 09 15 - 07 Lindsey H.F. 15 - 02 15 - 01 Palmer Inv. Polk 15 - 04 06 - 15 Silver Creek 15 - 05 15 - 13 Conference Tourney 1 Clarks 15 - 08 15 - 05 District Toumy Lindsey H.F. 15 - 03 15 - 00 Starting team: M. Reardon, D. Miller, D. Engstrom, M. Krueger, J. Johnson, L. Kearney. Volleyball Practice on Tennis Court Hard luck plagued the volleyball team again, the third year of organized volleyball in St. Ed. Practicing under very poor conditions, on the tennis court, rain or shine, hot weather or cold, the coach's good moods and bad, and playing all their games away from home, the team had no victories. Although they were unable to get a win this year, the team shows promise for next year. Reserves: 1ST ROW--D. Pont, M. Engstrom, M. Baustert, D. Miller, C. Krueger, C. Dawson, M. Valasek. 2ND ROW—L. Baustert, J. Werts, C. Janda, C. Micek, T. Werts. KNEELING: Dave Johnson, Kenny Jasa, Chuck Micek, Alan Kaspar, Kenny Carter, Steve Johnson, Rick Zabka. STANDING: Coach Steve Senff, Mike Cahill, Casey Micek, Doug Baker, Randy Keehn, Jim Nicklasson, Lindsey Niemann, Kim Channer, Coach Sillau. New Gym and Improved Record A little more speed and height was one of our biggest problems. Balanced scoring will be one of the main things the reserves will be looking for. —COACH SILLAU. If the team would have scored a dozen more points spread out in several close games, we would have had a winning season instead of a losing one. --COACH SENFF. Best year in a long time. --SOPHOMORE. I am a basketball nut. I love the game and feel that with a few breaks, we would have had a . 650 season. Practices were long and tough, but you usually didn't get bored out of your mind. After the new gym was built, we did OK, I guess. We screwed up district, though. — SENIOR. We did very well considering the facilities we had during the early part of the season. —SOPHOMORE. We were actually an inexperienced team. We gained lots of experience during the year and should be better next year. --FRESHMAN. sports 19 RECORD KNEELING: Dave Johnson, Dave Niemann, Ralph VanMeter, Terry Evans, Todd Meridith, Kent Cruise, Mike Sindelar, Bill Wells, Don Mahoney, STANDING: Coach Steve Senff, Kenny Jasa, Bob Nicklasson, Randy Stevens, Jim Week, Jim Nicklasson, Lindsey Niemann, Alan Kaspar, Kenny Carter, Morrie Baustert, Coach Bill Sillau. ST. ED. 38 56 50 68 82 66 55 71 46 45 59 73 63 73 53 83 55 53 61 38 Genoa OPP. 79 Nebr. Christian 42 Palmer 67 Polk 63 Cedar Rapids 70 St. Francis 47 Silver Creek 57 Newman Grove 66 Fullerton 51 Newman Grove 62 Newman Grove 40 Lindsey Holy Family 74 Genoa 74 Stromsburg 86 Silver Creek 61 Clarks 70 Fullerton 57 Osceola 55 Lindsey Holy Family 36 Genoa 71 ROW Is T. Meridith, R. Andreasen, L. Carlson, D. Mahoney, M. Cahill, D. Baker, C. Micek, K. Kearney K. Jasa, D. Stacy, M. Carlson, R. Zabka ROW 2: Coach Sillau, D. Johnson, T. Evans, K. Cruise, A. Kaspar B. Hoffmeister, C. Micek, K. Channer, S. Johnson, K. Carter, B. Janda, D. Niemann, Coach Forbes. ’ School record breakers. Stacy successfully gets over the bar. 20 sports Track Requires Hard Work The track team participated in nine meets this spring. They were successful in winning two duel meets, one with Newman Grove and one with Cedar Rapids. They also placed third in the MBN track meet. Dan Stacy broke the school record in the triple jump and Maynard Carlson broke the two mile record. Below are the events each member participated in: D. STACY-Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Lows, 220, 880 Relay, 1 X) K. CHANNER-Triple Jump, Mile, 440, Mile Relay, 2 Mile Relay, High Jump M. CARLSON-2 Mile, Mile, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay, Pole Vault R. ANDREASEN-Mile, 2 Mile, Lows CH. MICEK-Long Jump, Triple Jump, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay, 440, 220 D. BAKER-Discus, 440, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay M. CAHILL-Long Jump, Triple Jump, Shot, 880 Relay L. NIEMANN-Mile, 2 Mile K. JASA-Highs, Lows, 880 Relay E. WATHEN-Shot, 880 Relay, 220, 100 A. KASPAR-880, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay, 2 Mile L. CARLSON-2 Mile, Mile, 880, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay CA. MICEK-Lows, Highs, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay, High Jump S. JOHNSON-220, High Jump, Mile Relay, 440, 880 Relay B. HOFFMEISTER-Discus, Shot, 220 D. MAHONEY-100, 220, 880 K. CRUISE-880, 2 Mile Relay, Mile Relay T. MERIDITH-Lows, Freshman Relay, 100, Mile Relay B. JANDA-100, 220, Freshman Relay, 880 Relay T. EVANS-2 Mile, 880, Freshman Relay D. JOHNSON-2 Mile, 880 D. NIEMANN-Freshman Relay, Discus STANDING: J. Kiesling, J. WertS, D. Baker, J. Baker, C. Krueger, B. Hoffmeister, N. Davidson, D. Engstrom, Mr. Senff. KNEELING: D. Miller, D. Miller, M. Valasek, L. Baustert, C. Dawson, M. Cahill, S. Dawson, T. Werts, D. Mausbach. School Records Are Broken by Girls7 Track Team. Practice and hard work failed to do the trick for the girls' track team as they didn't place in any of the five meets they participated in. Several school records were broken during the course of the season. Sports 21 The Homecoming activities began Thursday evening with a victory march from the school, through town, to Coach Forbes's house, and to the practice field. A dummy, representing a Shamrock was burned in a large bonfire. After several yells and speeches the freshmen, sophomore, and junior attendants and king and queen candidates were announced. A parade and pep rally was held Friday afternoon. Float and banner winners were announced. Cash prizes were given by the Student Council. The junior class float won first place, sophomores second and seniors third. The Pep Club had the number one banner, junior high received second, and juniors third place. Each of the coaches and the senior boys gave a speech and the attendants and candidates were introduced. At halftime of the game Saturday night, the St. Edward marching band performed under the direction of Mrs. Carla Bartel. The band played Fanfare and did a series of pinwheels while playing Work Song March. The twirlers, Mary Baustert, Joni Schack, and Vicki Thompson did a routine to the tune of Put Your Hand in the Hand . A special fire routine was done by Mary Engstrom to the tune of Cherish . The band left the field playing the school song. At this time the attendants were presented. The night was made complete by a victory over the Shamrocks 22-0. 22 activities Homecoming Was. . . One Day Late! The game was originally scheduled for Friday night, October 6th, but was post-poned until Saturday night, October 7th because of a mix-up of dates with the referees. All through the week spirits were rising! Yes, Homecoming would soon be there with all of the class floats, prizes, the pep rally downtown, announcement of the attendants, the burning of the dummy and high hopes of a SEHS victory! All of this and then no game.. . But the dreams came true the next night when at halftime of the game, Kim Channer and Carol Kaspar were crowned the 1972 Homecoming King and Queen. First runners up were Deb Baker and Jerry Nauenburg, and Second runners up were Peg Jacobsen and Rick Schack. The junior attendants were Dianne Engstrom and Lindsey Niemann, sophomore attendants were Joni Schack and Casey Micek, and freshman attendants were Ann Taylor and Todd Meridith. activities 23 THE S : S. Channer, L. Kearney, L. Kearney, V. Pruden, C. Dawson, L. Baustert, D. Werts, N. Davidson, V. Thompson, D. Wilson, D. Mausbach, D. Pont, K. Franks, S. Dawson, M. Engstrom, N. Carlson, D. Miller, C. Nicklasson; LEFT CENTER: T. Niemann, M. Valasek, ]. Schack, S. Stephens, J. Kiesling; RIGHT CENTER: D. Engstrom, K. Stephens, A. Klassen, J. Baker, D. Baker; THE E : C. Kaspar, P. Jacobsen, C. Dubs, L. Drog, J. Johnson, T. Werts, K. Plebanek, SEHS Pep Club M. Baustert, K. Flaherty, A. Taylor, M. Cahill. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Margaret Valasek, Tami Niemann, Julie Kiesling, Joni Schack, Sharon Stephens When the Student Body was asked to comment about Pep Club, there were both good and bad replies. Here are a few of their comments: Nice uniforms and concession stand —Senior Girl. Needs improvement — Senior Boy. It's a lot of fun! --Junior Girl. They should support the girl's athletics as well as the boys' — Group of Sophomore Girls. If someone is caught causing trouble something should be done. St. Ed has a $reat pep club, better than a lot of others! It has a lot of spirit —Sophomore Girl. 24 activities VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kay Stephens, Dianne Engstrom, Deb Baker, Annette Klassen, Janell Baker Student Librarians The student librarians are kept busy during their study halls checking books in and out, stamping and filing cards, and helping students find books for research. They also put books back on the shelves and rearrange those that are out of order. 1ST ROW: K. Flaherty, C. Rosane, 2ND ROW: J. Sanford, K. Arlt, T. Werts, J. Johnson, K. Plebanek, S. Jensen, V. Long, J. Werts, D. Pont, D. Christenson, 3RD ROW: D. Baker, V. Thompson, L. Drog, S. Dawson Laura Hodges and Jackie Johnson find time to visit. Stephanie Dawson is testing the endurance of the study hall chairs. S.E. Club The S. E. Club had a busy year sponsoring the Jr. high Invitational Tournament, running a concession stand at the tournament, and buying new warm-up uniforms for the varsity basketball team. The officers for this year were Kim Channer, President; Rick Schack, Vice-President; and Randy Keehn, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 1: R. Andreasen, K. Carter, D. Baker, R. Keehn, K. Channer, R. Evans, R. Mahoney, R. Schack, D. Stacy. ROW 2: R. Stevens, J. Nicklasson, J. Baustert, C. Micek, D. Williams, K. Jasa, E. Wathen, J. Nauenburg. ROW 3: M. Klassen, D. Mahoney, L. Niemann, M. Cahill, F. Anderson, K. Fritzges, K. Kearney, B. Hoffmeister. ROW 4: C. Micek, S. Johnson, R. Zabka, R. Parry, J. Week, M. Sindelar, A. Kaspar, M. Carlson, Mr. Forbes. 26 Activities Thespians 1. Terri Werts received a 2 rating at District Speech Contest on her Prose and Poetry Reading. 2. Sharon Maricle earned a 1 rating on her Prose Interpretation at District Contest. 3. Preparing for the one-act plays are Kathy Flaherty, Ed Wathen, and Kevin Arlt. 4. Chris Dubs was Student Director of the one-act play Petals in the Dust which received a 2 rating at District Contest. 5. Peg Jacobsen and Kim Channer also earned a 2 rating for their duet acting at Contest. 6. Thespians: D. Baker, L. Drog, S. Maricle, K. Flaherty, S. Dawson, M. Krueger, C. Nicklasson, C. Rosane, C. Dubs, P. Jacobsen, M. Reardon, Mrs. Coakley, G. Johnston, R. Schack, R. Mahoney, R. Keehn, K. Arlt, K. Channer, NOT PICTURED: E. Wathen, C. Micek. Activities 27 Student Council Is Involved in Various Activities This year the Student Council included representatives from the Jr. High. The club sponsored the pop machine in the commons area. The St. Edward American Legion Auxiliary gave the school an American flag and President Rick Schack accepted it. The Student Council also hired the senior Home Ec. girls to make conference banners for the new gym. The banners were presented to the Student Council on awards day. The officers were: President, Rick Schack; Vice-President, Rob Evans; Secretary, Julie Kiesling; Treasurer, Rex Mahoney; News Reporter, Denise Miller. The Student Council also sponsored the Snowball Dance on December 16th featuring the band Whale . The club gave cash prizes for float and banner winners at Homecoming. 28 Activities Annual Staff Many long hours were spent planning layouts, editing copy, taking pictures, and gathering new ideas to make this year's yearbook different from the others. We hope that you enjoy this yearbook and that in the future it will bring back many good memories of the 72-73 school year. The Staff 1ST ROW: J. Meridith, C. Nicklasson, V. Long, D. Engstrom, K. Cruise; 2ND ROW: Advisor—Mrs. Long, A. Kaspar, M. Cahill, M. Reardon, R. Schack. activities 29 SWING CHOIR: BOTTOM: T. Meridith, M. Sindelar, T. Evans, K. Cruise, K. Carter, K. Jasa; MIDDLE: F. Michalowicz, E. Wathen, K. Channer, D. Williams, J. Week, D. Stacy, R. Schack; TOP: T. Werts, J. Wcrts, M. Reardon, K. Stephens, K. Flaherty, C. Nicklasson, K. Franks, C. Rosane, S. Jensen, N. Davidson, N. Carlson, S. Stephens, J. Kiesling. VOCAL SOLOISTS: T. Werts, K.Flaherty, D. Williams, S. A day in VOCAL MUSIC??? Jensen, C. Rosane, C. Cumming Music The music department held a Christmas program on December 14th, 1973. This program featured the high school girls glee, swing choir, and various small ensembles, all under the direction of Mrs. Carla Bartel. On Friday, May 18th the jr. high and senior high vocal music groups had their spring concert. Performing were the jr. high swing choir, the high school girls' glee and mixed chorus with swing choir, solos and small groups which had participated at district contest. Due to the lack of members, a boys' glee was not organized but all of the boys participated in the mixed chorus. Those boys who were in this but not swing choir were Rex Mahoney, Kevin Arlt, Rick Mahoney, and Ron Parry. District Music Contest was held at Platte College on April 26, 27, and 28. The following ratings were received by the vocal groups and solos: Superior--Carmen Rosane, solo; Dave Williams, solo. Excellent—Kathy Flaherty, solo; Kathy Franks £ Nancy Carlson, duet; Kathy Flaherty £ Julie Kiesling, duet; swing choir; girls' glee. Good— Sonja Jensen, solo; Carol Cumming, solo; Terri Werts, solo; Mary Engstrom £ Joetta Werts, duet. 30 Activities ACCOMPANISTS: Connie Nicklasson G SOPHOMORE SEXTET: J. Werts, M. Engstrom, K. Plebanek, Stephanie Dawson S. Jensen, V. Long, C. Cumming. GIRLS' GLEE: BOTTOM—C. Kaspar, L. Drog, K. Franks, M. Reardon, J. Kiesling, K. Flaherty; MIDDLE—N. Carlson, K. Arlt, M. Engstrom, V. Long, J. Werts, N. Davidson, V. Thompson, C. Rosane, M. Krueger, D. Miller; TOP—D. Werts, M. Cahill, T. Niemann, D. Mausbach, T. Werts, J. Johnson, J. Sanford, K. Plebanek, C. Nicklasson, S. Jensen, S. Stephens, J. Schack, A. Klassen, K. Stephens, D. Engstrom, J. Baker, C. Cumming, Mrs. Bartel. Activities 31 Soloists--Stephanie Dawson, Connie Nicklasson, Cynthia Dawson, Diane Pont Band Shows Much Improvement The band, under the direction of Mrs. Carla Bartel, received many compliments from the public after both the spring and winter concerts. The band and several small groups participated at District Contest and received the following ratings: Brass Quartette--2; soloists, clarinet--2, piano--2, saxaphone—3, flute--2j flute duet—lj flute trio--2; Band—3. Band--1ST ROW: S. Dawson, D. Miller, J. Kmiecek, K. Franks, J. Kiesling, D. Pont, V. Thompson, R. Stevens, T. Witt, M. Pruden, C. Micek, B. Williams, S. Zabka. 2ND ROW: M. Cahill, M. Krueger, K. Flaherty, J. Evans, R. Mahoney, J. Swett, C. Mahoney, G. Stevens, R. Rimovsky, J. Week, S. Johnson, L. Baustert, J. Meridith, D. George, D. Homolka, J. Wallick. 3RD ROW: C. Dawson, R. Modelski, C. Micek, D. Engstrom, S. Thompson, K. Channer, C. Rosane, D. Williams, M. Baustert. STANDING: K. Stephens, J. Schack, M. Engstrom, M. Baustert, K. Carter, K. Cruise, D. Sindelar, C. Nicklasson, D. Jasa, S. Cahill, Mrs. Bartel, R. Keeshan, D. Johnson, M. Johnson. FF A Is Again a Top Chapter For the fifth consecutive year the St. Edward FFA Chapter was named one of the top chapters in the state and also earned high honors at the National Convention at Kansas City. 1. Rex Cumming and Mike Klassen placed first and second in the District Tractor Driving Contest. 2. Shown here are Mr. Becker, Kim Channer, and Rick Schack accepting the Youth Award at the Government Ecology Day. 3. Dan Stacy, Kevin Arlt, Dennis Reed, and Randy Keehn were the four State Proficiency Award winners. 4. The 1972-73 officers were: Mr. Ray Becker, Adviser; Fred Dubs, Reporter; Rick Schack, Vice-President; Lindsey Niemann, Secretary; Dennis Reed, Treasurer; Kenny Jasa, Sentinel; (NOT PICTURED) Randy Keehn, Parliamentarian. 5. This is the St. Edward Chapter National Convention Booth. 6. Displaying the Gold Emblem Chapter Award are the delegates from St. Edward to the National Convention at Kansas City—Don Aden, Kim Fritzges, Dennis Reed, Rick Schack, Randy Keehn, Chris Dubs, and Fred Dubs. 7. Hard at work is Bob Shotkoski welding during Ag class??? 8. Pictured here are Kim Channer, Kenny Carter, Fred Dubs, Ed Wathen, and Kenny Jasa who were part of one of the Demonstration Team that placed first in District competition. 34 Activities ROW 1—R. Schack, K. Jasa, L. Niemann, E. Dubs, Mr. Becker, C. Dubs, R. Keehn, K. Channer, D. Reed. ROW 2—E. Wathen, D. Baker, C. Micek, K. Jasa, K. Fritzges, B. Shotkoski, T. Evans, B. Nicklasson, M. Sindelar. ROW 3—M. Baustert, B. Wells, D. Johnson, K. Reed, R. Mahoney, L. Carlson, L. Fritzges, B. Shotkoski, B. Keehn, M. Klassen. ROW 4—R. Cumming, J. Baustert, J. Nicklasson, B. Wells, D. Mahoney, D. Shotkoski, R. Andreasen, R. Evans, M. Cahill, S. Reardon. ROW 5—F. Anderson, B. Hoffmeister, C. Micek, T. Meysenburg, K. Arlt, D. Stacy, M. Laska. ROW 6--K. Laska, R. Mahoney, D. Aden J. Nauenburg J. Sorenson, M. Drog, M. Olson, M. Kuntzelman, M. Meysenburg. Activities 35 1 FHA FHA was very active this year. Their activities included daddy date night, the powder puff football game, Christmas caroling, bake sales, and the Snowball Sweetheart dances. They also held a joint meeting with the surrounding towns, and had a panel discussion on various subjects. They sponsored the Style Show this spring, and attended conventions and numerous other events. I. STANDING: Mrs. Watson; ROW 1—S. Dawson, D. Pont, L. Drog, D. Werts, M. Valasek, J. Riesling, P. Jacobsen; ROW 2 —L. Kearney, T. Niemann, M. Cahill, A. Taylor, J. Johnson, M. Baustert, V. Thompson; ROW 3--L. Baustert, N. Carlson, C. Cumming, D. Mausbach, S. Channer, B. Hoffmeister, D. Miller; ROW 4—V. Pruden, L. Kearney, C. Kaspar, D. Christenson, N. Davidson, D. Engstrom, J. Baker; ROW 5—M. Engstrom, J. Schack, J. Sanford, K. Franks, K. Flaherty, C. Rosane, C. Dawson, J. Werts, T. Werts; SITTING—D. Baker, V. Long, K. Stephens, A. Klassen, S. Stephens, S. Jensen. 2. Shown here are Sherry Channer, Ann Taylor, Darlene Mausbach, and Cynthia Dawson, four of the freshman members who were initiated. 3. These FHA girls modeled their Home Ec projects on television. 4. The officers for 1972-73 were: V. Thompson, J. Werts, S. Stephens, A. Klassen, S. Jensen, D. Baker, J. Baker, K. Stephens, V. Long, D. Miller, and T. Werts. 5. The FHA and FFA went caroling and decorated the school house for Christmas. These girls joined in on the WORK??? 6. Terri Werts, Peg Jacobsen, and Laurel Drog earned their State Degrees this year. 7. Here are a few of the fellow FFA members enjoying the decorating of the school for Christmas. 8. The FHA held a pizza party in the commons area. 36 activities activities 37 IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS A COMEDY SCENE: The Smith living room TIME: now, with the dating situation reversed CHARACTERS GEORGE (his first date). . . .Kim Channer MRS. SMITH (his mother) . .Marilee Krueger HARRY (he's been around) . .Randy Keehn KAY (who asks Harry) . . . .Diane Miller UNDERSTUDY.............Peggy Jacobsen NANCY (who asks George) . . . Chris Dubs STUDENT DIRECTORS: . . . . Connie Nicklasson Carmen Rosane TELL IT TO TOMMY A FARCE by WILLIAM DORRINGTON SCENE: young men's apartment, anywhere - USA TIME: the present CHARACTERS JACK........................Chuck Micek BOB.........................Ken Jasa TED.........................Todd Meridith TOMMY.......................David Williams LES.........................Lindsey Niemann STUDENT DIRECTOR: .... Peggy Jacobsen THE GHOST WORE WHITE A MYSTERY-COMEDY by LE ROMA GRETH SCENE: living room of Conwell Mansion TIME: the present, about 9 P. M. CHARACTERS REYNOLDS (lawyer) . . .Kevin Arlt CHARLOTTE (teenager) . Kathy Flaherty MRS. CONWELL (mother). Sharon Maricle JENNIE (youngest child) .Stephanie Dawson JUNIOR (early teens) . .Jim Baustert MANDY (servant) . . . . Carol Cumming MRS. MASON (older servant)............Carmen Rosane LADY IN WHITE .... ????????????? STUDENT DIRECTOR: .Greg Johnston PETALS IN THE DUST A DRAMA IN ONE ACT by PAUL McC SCENE: an old orchard on a small farm TIME: a morning in late spring CHARACTERS DOUG (young dreamer) . Dan Stacy GRACE (successful . . . novelist)..............Peggy Jacobsen MRS. WEBSTER (farm's resident)..............Connie Nicklasson JESSIE (socialite) .... Mary Jo Reardon SAM (local mayor) ... Ed Wathen STUDENT DIRECTOR: . Chris Dubs Where's Charlie? On October 31st and November 2nd, 1972, the Senior Class presented a farce-comedy in three acts entitled Where's Charlie? . The play was a hilarious love affair between two unsuccessful businessmen and their sweethearts with the promotion of new inventions mixed in. The play gets funnier by the minute when a dry cleaning cream and a face cream are accidentally mixed up and the result is unbelievable! Besides the cast, the other Senior Class members helped make the play a success by serving on tickets, publicity, and stage crew committies. 40 Activities WHERE'S CHARLIE? DIRECTOR.............Mrs. Rita Coakley STUDENT DIRECTOR . . . Chris Dubs CAST RUBY WILSON . . . . LARS LARSON . . . . CHARLIE SMITH . . . JOHNNY REYNOLDS. . HARRIET JONES . . . MARGARET PROCTOR J. AUGUST PEABODY . ROBERTA HEMPLE . . MRS. HENRY CLARK . BLOSSOM CLARK. . . Laurel Drog Rex Mahoney Rick Schack Kim Channer Peg Jacobsen Connie Nicklasson Randy Keehn Mary Jo Reardon Carmen Rosane Deb Baker Activities 41 The Skeleton Walks” on Friday, the 13th The Junior Class demonstrated their class spirit and determination by planning the play, building the stage, and presenting the play with the help of Mr. Garry Riggs, class sponsor and play director. The Juniors did a good job of presenting The Skeleton Walks , on April 12 13. The cast is involved in a mystery that takes place in a sinister old house where a great deal of money is believed to be hidden. The woman who inherited the house brings her finance and her family to inspect the house and get caught up in a mystery involving Dr. Fersig, Ms housekeeper, and a walking skeleton. The plot tMckens, the excitement builds, the money is found, Dr. Fcrsig's evil intentions are discovered and stopped, and the rest of the cast lives happily ever after. 42 activities THE CAST Dr. Fersig • Elaine Blair. Mrs. Embrey Bobby Embrey Kinks Embrey Bill Clayton Anne Rowell Mrs. Hubbard Ollie Hubbard Mrs. Donahue Dave Williams Kathy Flaherty Sharon Maricle Kenny Jasa Stephanie Dawson Chuck Micek Nancy Carlson Ed Wathen Dianne Engstrom Vicki Thompson And on Thursday, the 12th, Too! activities 43 Awards Graduation Awards and Scholarships GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Mary Jo Reardon Marilee Krueger Denise Miller Dianne Engstrom Diane Miller Margaret Valasek Mary Engstrom Loma Kearney Cynthia Dawson GIRLS TRACK Diane Miller Student Mgr. Darlene Mausbach Student Mgr. Lorrie Baustert Barb Hoffmeister Cynthia Dawson Julie Kiesling Margaret Valasek Stephanie Dawson Dianne Engstrom Janell Baker Denise Miller Nancy Davidson Deb Baker BOYS TRACK Dave Johnson Randy Andreasen Maynard Carlson Kim Channer Dan Stacy Doug Baker Mike Cahill Kenny Jasa Kelly Kearney Chuck Micek Lindsey Niemann Ed W athen Rick Zabka Student Mgr. Lewis Carlson Bob Hoffmeister Steve Johnson Alan Kaspar Dan Mahoney Casey Micek Kent Cruise Terry Evans Bob Janda Jim Meridith David Niemann FOOTBALL Jim Baustert Randy Stevens Mike Sindelar Ron Parry Jim Nicklasson Casey Micek Mike Klassen Alan Kaspar Steve Johnson Rick Zabka Student Mgr. David Williams Ed Wathen Lindsey Niemann Chuck Micek Kenny Jasa Frank Jasa Student Mgr. Ken Carter Mike Cahill Doug Baker Fred Anderson Dan Stacy Rick Schack Jerry Nauenburg Rob Evans Kim Channer Randy Andreasen Student Mgr. BASKETBALL Kim Channer Most Valuable Player Randy Keehn Doug Baker Mike Cahill Casey Micek Steve Johnson Jim Nicklasson Bob Nicklasson Rick Zabka Student Mgr. Dave Johnson Student Mgr. Chuck Micek Best Free Thrower RIGHT: S. Dawson, M. Reardon, P. Jacobsen, M. Carlson, F. Dubs, C. Nicklasson, B. Fader, and D. Stacy placed in the top ten on tests taken on Platte College Achievement Day. Dan Stacy won first place in Physics and received a year s tuition scholarship to Platte College. Marilee Krueger--American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship, Woman's Club Scholarship Alternate Carol Kaspar—Columbus Beauty School Scholarship, American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Alternate Connie Nicklasson—Woman's Club Scholarship, I Dare You Award Kim Channer—Douglas Matzen Memorial Scholarship, I Dare You Award Maynard Carlson—American Legion Scholarship, American Legion Auxiliary Scholastic Medal Mary Jo Reardon—Platte College Scholarship, Dr. Reardon Scholarship, American Legion Auxiliary Scholastic Medal Dennis Reed--Loup Public Power Scholarship Dan Stacy--Platte College Scholarship High School Band Letters Mary Jeanne Cahill Todd Meridith Cynthia Dawson Diane Pont Dave Williams Stephanie Dawson Denise Miller Kathy Franks Kathy Flaherty Marilee Krueger Rex Mahoney Connie Nicklasson Mary Baustert—Twirler Mary Engstrom—Twirler Kay Stephens—Majorette VOCAL MUSIC AWARDS Carmen Rosane--Superior rating at District Music Contest, vocal solo Dave Williams—Superior rating at District Music Contest, vocal solo Kathy Franks Diane Pont—Superior rating at District Music Contest, flute duet Connie Nicklasson—Piano Accompianist Boys State--Lindsey Niemann Girls State--Kathy Flaherty Best Thespian Award--Peg Jacobsen Boone County Spelling Contest—Sandy Niemann Jr. High Band Certificates Julie Evans David Jasa Connie Micek Jamie Swett John Kmiecek Connie Mahoney Cary Micek Rhonda Modelski Russ Rimovsky Greg Stevens Steve Thompson Brad Williams 44 awards uro fif iw.f Lirtl KING QUEEN KIM CHANNER PEG JACOBSEN Efforts Weren't Fruitless. . . . . . which provided the setting for the Sweetheart Dance on February 16, 1973. This dance was sponsored by the FFA and FHA with a donation from the pep club to make up for not having a homecoming dance. Royalty was chosen from members of FFA and FHA and voted by the club members. The 'Truitless Effort provided the music. ROYALTY: Terry'Evans, Sherry Channer, Lewis Carlson, Julie Kiesling, Rick Schack, Carol Kaspar, Kim Channer, Peg Jacobsen, Deb Baker, Randy Keehn, Kay Stephens, Ken Carter. Activities 45 Springtime in Holland A big stuffed windmill adorned with paper tulips around the base was the center of the setting for this year's prom entitled Springtime in Holland . The Juniors did a very nice job decorating the high school gym stuffing the walls with various colors of paper napkins and outlining illusions of Holland guys and gals together. The evening began with a delicious banquet at 6:30 consisting of baked potato, prime rib, baby peas, rolls, relish tray, Dutch apple pie alamode, and wine. The Sophomores who served the meal were Julie Kiesling and Casey Micek, Sharon Stephens and Alan Kaspar, Vickie Long and Ronnie Parry, and Mike Klassen and Margaret Valasek. Following the banquet, the doors were opened to the Freshman and Sophomores for dancing to the music of Fruitless Effort . The dance lasted until 12:00 midnight, but the evening was just beginning for the Juniors and Seniors who went to the Albion Drive In to view the movie Jeremiah Johnson . Many of the parents served breakfast after the movie to the tired but happy couples. 46 Activities Activities 47 Students Enjoy Two Weeks of Mini Courses Because the students had to attend school until June 8th, it was decided that for the last two weeks mini-courses would be held. These courses gave both teachers and students a rest from regular classes. It also gave the students a chance to learn things that are not normally offered. The courses included tennis, boys' cooking, wrestling, golf, boys' volleyball, girls' volleyball, dancing, archery, creative writing, theater, sign painting, beginning guitar, drivers ed, chess, slide rule, electrical repair, career guidance, office machines, music theory, library research, and girls' basketball. 48 Activities Frank Is St. Edward's First Exchange Student Frank Roland Michalowicz from The Republic of Germany was St, Edward's first foreign exchange student. He arrived in August and stayed with the Doyle Andreasen family until May. He then moved to town to live with the Lavem Kearney family for the remainder of his visit. He also visited other families during his stay in St. Edward. In November he enjoyed a week in Washington D.C. and other parts of the United States. Throughout the school year, Frank participated in many school activities. He was a member of swing choir and chorus. On many occasions he spoke to various community groups and clubs about his homeland. Frank is nineteen and the son of Georg and Ursula Michalowicz. His stay in St. Edward was sponsored by the Woman's Club and the churches of St. Edward. After returning to Germany, he will work and attend night school. foreign exchange student 57 Class of 1974 Fred Anderson Kathi Arlt Doug Baker Jane 11 Baker Mary Baustert Mike Cahill Nancy Carlson Kenny Carter Deb Christenson Rex Cumming Nancy Davidson Stephanie Dawson Fred Dubs Dianne Engstrom Kathy Flaherty Kathy Jo Franks Laura Hodges Frank Jasa Kenny Jasa When the Juniors were asked what the most exciting thing during their year was, these were some of the replies: being involved and doing things as a class ; prom, rings, Jr. class play ; it's better than being a Freshman or a Sophomore ; it's a step closer to being a Senior ; we had a choice of which classes to take ; we're working together ; the kids are much closer and that's when the fun begins . V 58 underclassmen Jackie Johnson Kelly Kearney Annette Klassen Kenny Laska Sharon Maricle Tom Meysenburg Chuck Micek Denise Miller Lindsey Niemann Sam Reardon Dan Shotkoski Kay Stephens Vicki Thompson Ed Wathen Diane Werts Terri Werts Dave Williams Rick Zabka 59 Lewis Carlson Carol Cumming Mary Engstrom Lee Fritzges Robert Hoffmeister Sonja Jensen Steve Johnson Alan Kaspar Brad Keehn Julie Kiesling Mike Klassen Caroline Krueger Vickie Long Dan Mahoney 60 underclassmen When the Sophomore Class was asked for quotes about their class, they had only good things to say. Here are some of their quotes: The closer we are, the better we are. . . Happiness is our CLASS PARTY!!! Our class is the neatest, the greatest, and the bestest class in the world. . . RIGHT ON! Love is. . .The Class of '75 The Class of'75 will clean up the world! Casey Micek Diane Miller Ronald Parry Jim Nicklasson Kim Plebanek Diane Pont Joni Schack Michael Sindelar Sharon Stephens Randy Stevens Margaret Valasek James Week Robert Wells Joetta Werts underclassmen 61 Lome Baustert Morrie Buastert Mary Jeanne Cahill Sherry Channer Kevin Crosier Kent Cruise Cynthia Dawson Mark Drog Terry Evans Ray Fader Gene Galitz Barb Hoffmeister Darwin Homolka Robert Janda Dave Johnson Kevin Kaspar LaRae Kearney Loma Kearney Merle Kuntzelman Mike Laska Donald Mahoney James Matsen Darlene Mausbach David McIntosh Todd Meridith Mark Meysenburg Bob Nicklasson 62 Underclassmen When the Freshman were asked what it was like to be Freshman, some of their answers were: It wasn't bad, but I've had better. It was a lot of new experiences. More things going on. It was more exciting. Fantastic! ! ! It was ok, but hope it's better next year. It was more fun than a barrel of monkeys! David Niemann Tami Niemann Jack Nordeen Monty Olson Valarie Pruden Keith Reed Doug Sindelar Ann Taylor Ralph VanMeter Jeff Wallick Bill Wells Diane Wilson Underclassmen 63 MR. LARRY KRAUSE MR. FRANK WILLIAMS PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT mm Diane Klassen...........................Secretary Donald Janda............................Treasurer Mrs. Tom Clark, Larry Taylor, Larry Baker.................. .Members Personnel Enjoy New Equipment COOKS: Mrs. Reardon, Mrs. Weldon, Mrs. Cruise BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Evans, Mrs. Rosane, Mr. Klassen NURSERY SCHOOL JANITOR: Karen Niemann SECRETARY: Rosie Reardon Personnel 65 New Faces, New Facilities for Faculty MR. GARRY RIGGS Science MRS. MARY ANNE LONG Commercial MRS. KAY GEORGE Jr. High MR. ED DELEHANTY Art Science 66 Faculty MRS. CARLA BARTEL Vocal Music G Band MR. JERRY GEORGE Math MR. HAROLD JOHNSTON Guidance G Social Studies MRS. RITA COAKLEY English, Speech, G Dramatics Faculty 67 MR. ROBERT FORBES Physical Education G Coach MR. STEVE SENFF Social Studies G Coach MR. BILL SILLAU Jr. High Math G Coach MISS MARILYN KLANDERUD Library Science G English 68 Faculty MR. RAY BECKER Vocational Agriculture RON HINDLEY 1st semester Student Ag Teacher DENNIS CETAK LYNN GLOYSTEIN 2nd semester Student Ag teachers MRS. VIRGINIA WATSON Home Economics Faculty 69 Jamie Swett Connie Janda Anita Taylor Lee Jenkins Connie Micek Sheila Cahill Christy Case Doug Christenson LeAnn Cumming Julie Evans Ronald Fader Joyce Galitz David Jasa James Kaup Colleen Kearney Lisa Kearney Kent Keehn Sandy Niemann Monica Olson Denise Plebanek Britt Rosane Sandi Shotkoski David Sindelar Tony Tenski Renee Thompson Steve Zabka ♦ 70 Jr. High Junior Rick Fader Diane George Ted Jensen Mike Johnson Rex Keeshan Regina Klinetobe John Kmiecek Charles Laska Bill Long Connie Mahoney John McIntosh Joseph Meridith Cary Micek Rhonda Modelski Marc Olson Marietta Pruden Russell Rimovsky Greg Stevens Dan Schack Steve Thompson Brad Williams Tammie Witt Jr. High 71 Jr. High Teams Learn For the first time the Jr. High girls had their own volleyball team. Doing much better than the high school girls, they ended up with a record of 10 wins and 2 losses. The Jr. High football team participated with the freshman in 2 games. They beat Newman Grove and lost to Spalding Academy. The track team went to 2 meets, but was unsuccessful when it came to winning. We had a young team. There were more seventh than eighth graders. We should have a very good team next year. Mr. Forbes. TANDING: M. Pruden, C. Mahoney, R. Thompson, A. Taylor, S. Shotkoski. NEELING: L. Kearney, D. George, J. Evans, C. Micek, C. Janda, C. Micek. STANDING: T. Evans, K. Cruise, K. Crosier, J. Wallick, B. Nicklasson, D. Mahoney, B. Janda, B. Rosane, J. Swett, Coach Senff. KNEELING: D. Sindelar, D. Jasa, D. Johnson, B. Wells, T. Meridith, D. Sindelar, M. Meysenburg, J. Kaup, B. Keehn, S. Zabka, D. Christenson. STANDING: Coach Sillau, J. Kaup, M. Johnson, B. Williams, R. Rimovsky, G. Stevens, J. McIntosh, Coach Forbes. KNEELING: J. Swett, D. Christensen, J. Meridith, D. Schack, S. Thompson, S. Zabka. 72 jr. high activities Enthusiasm Flourishes The Jr. High again had a successful basketball season, winning nine and losing four. They placed 3rd in the St. Edward Invitational Tournament, but lost in the first round of the Conference Tourney. Accompanying and cheering the team all the way was the Jr. High Pep Club. Cheerleaders for the year were Connie Janda, Connie Micek, Julie Evans, Sandi Niemann, and Anita Taylor. Cary Micek served as President and Mrs. Kay George was their sponsor. FIRST ROW: C. Micek, J. Evans, A. Taylor, C. Janda, S. Niemann. SECOND ROW: S. Shotkoski, D. George, C. Micek, R. Modelski, C. Mahoney. THIRD ROW: C. Kearney, L. Kearney, R. Thompson, M. Olson, D. Plebanek, L. Cumming. FOURTH ROW: R. Klinetobe, S. Cahill, C. Case, J. Calitz, M. Pruden, T. Witt. STANDING: B. Keehn, J. Kaup, J. Sweet, G. Stevens, B. Williams, B. Rosane, R. Rimovsky, T. Jensen, J. Kimicek, R. Keeshan, D. Christensen, Coach Forbes. KNEELING: J. McIntosh, M. Johnson, B. Long, D. Jasa, S. Zabka, D. Sindelar, S. Thompson, J. Meridith, D. Schack. T. Tenski, L. Jenkins. jr. high activities 73 74 Grade Faculty £HXES and ' 1.11 m perfect un tied do obey ift octive pre poid strfA1 ■ ’1 - mu Tf,1'1� � k,j � • ;.' � � Grade Faculty 75 Grade 6 William Carter Danny Christensen Tod Clark Kurt Cruise Daren Crosier Karen Etling Denise Franks Michael Galitz Patty Hodges Donald Johnson Laura Ann Kearney Lisa Long Beverly McIntosh Karen Mahoney Jerry Meredith Keith Nordeen Michael Osantouski Michael Prorok Jane Reardon David Reno Sheryl Sthokoski Delbert Steinback Bradley Stephens ZeZette Stultz Teresa Swett Annette Taylor Susan Tenski Mary Tenski Joseph VanMeter Jim Webster Douglas Werts Daniel Wilson Michelle Witt Lynette Zabka 76 grades Grade 5 David Baker Linda Buettner Barbara Case Linda Cumming Jennifer Dawson Doug Flaherty Tracy Franks Paul Jacobsen Mary Jo Klassen Gina Kmiecik Curtis Kopejtka Eldon Kunzelman Annelle Mahoney Danny Moore Milton Olson Paul Osantowski Jim Plebanek Jody Prorok Gerald Reardon Dan Reno Linda Schmidt Pam Sindelar Perry Stultz Joseph Swett Brad Thompson Jamie Thomazin Grady Wells Carol Werner Janell Zabka David Zelazny grades 77 Grades 3 and 4 Sally Baker Dawn Channer Kristine Cruise Marie Hodges Mike Kaup Cliff Micek Jody Niemann Todd Nordeen Michael Olson Betsy Plebanek Paula Prorok Kathy Reardon Mike Reardon Dean Scheacher Terry Sindelar Monte Sliva Tod Stephens Amy Taylor Rich Tenski Ricky Thompson Dennis VanMeter Rebecca Werner Tod Bremer Teddy Buettner Kandis Channer Eric Clark Deanna Davidson Troy Franks Kirk Galitz Deanna Klinetobe Martin Laska Michelle Olson Maxine Prorok Richard Reed Brett Riggs Lisa Rosane Karen Smith David Staack Larry Stoley Chris Tenski Jay Webster Curt Werner Ellen Werner Jenry Wilson Peggy Shotkoski Helen Matson Michael Matson 78 grades Grade 2 Laura Bremer George Buettner Kevin Cruise Laurie Cumming Lee Delehanty Jimmy George Jeffrey Johnson Glenda Kaup Erin Kearney Ronnie Klinetobe Christie Kopejtka Kristal Kuntzelman Connie Lightner Wayne Matson Sheryl Modelski Cherryl Nelson Donna Nicklasson Karla Nordeen Billy Osantowski Dan Prorok Mark Prorok Terry Reardon Mark Sliva DeEtte Smith Danny Staack Lorraine Stevens Jeanette Stultz Tod Sutton Nitha Thomazin Charlene Zabka grades 79 Jeffrey Sutton Terry Swett Larry Taylor Jack Webster Grade 1 and Kindergarten Paul Baustert Lana Kearney Kimberly Klassen Donna McIntosh David Merrell Wendy Niemann Max Olson Victor Osantowski Jeanne Rasmussen William Reardon Marcella Schaecher Jody Stephens Edward Stetz David Warner Susan Matson Darla Bremer Robin Case Royce Case Mark Cherry Mark Cruise Ranette Fader Michael Kearney Brennan Klassen Kevin Kopejtka Troy Matson Cynthia Micek Michelle Neimann Wayne Rasmussen Chris Reynoldson Matthew Shumacher Barb Shumacher Monte Sillau Debra Staack Mitchell Sliva Sharon Stetz 80 grades Nursery School The New Nursery School project was established and is funded by a grant from Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Mrs. Erma Umbarger is the project director and Mrs. Jeanne Becker is the teacher aided by Mrs. Shirley Thompson. The New Nursey School is being held at the site of the former second grade building. It was remodeled by volunteers from local service organizations. High school boys constructed some indoor and outdoor equipment for the project and high school girls act as reading friends. The children attend Nursery School for two and a half hours three days a week with half of the children going in the morning and the other half in the afternoon. The public is invited at any time to come and observe the children's activities. Diane Merrell Joseph Osantowski Todd Prorok Cynthia Reardon Kay Roberts Pam Roberts Yvonne Schaecher Paul Schumacher Laura Shotkoski Theresa Shotkoski Donald Staack Timothy Stacy grades 81 The Perfect Year It was not a perfect year. But has there ever been a perfect year? 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