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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

n 1979 BEAVER ST. EDWARD HIGH SCHOOL St Edward, Nebraska Advisor Judy Thompson ♦ Diego Rey Exchange Student 16 year old Diego Ray from Medal-lin, Colombia, South America, attended SEHS for months where he attended classes with the Sophomores. While here Diego made many friends and taught us different Spanish sayings and customs. Diego stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith and family. -Staff- Photographers Garry Riggs Kathy Pei I It’s Only The Beginning . . Editor Gina Kmiecik Co-Editor Janell Zabka -Members- Jerry Meridith Mary Lloyd Lynette Zabka Doug Flaherty Brad Thompson Grady Wells Joe Swett Barb Berlin Lanette Sorensen Karen Smith Becky Warner -Artist-Joan Munn To be unique, to be unusual. To be what you want to be because you are yourself — And you are free to choose your own style. BOYS, BOYS, BOYS My thing. It's all and only mine. I am me. And you are free to be you. GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS!!! 4 Timothy Lee Choat Tim Loel Bruce Condreay Tight � Pam Adams Pam William Joseph Carter B.J. Edwin Tod Clark Ed SENIORS OF 1979 .. ) motto: Our Time is now; and forever. Daniel Scott Christenson Dan CLASS OFFICERS President: Sheryl Shotkoski Vice-President: Jerry Meridith Secretary: Cindy Munn Treasurer: Al Cumming Kurt Lynn Cruise Cruise Alan Lee Cummings Janet Kay Fellers Janet Michael Patrick Galitz Greek Donald Paul Johnson Don Laura Ann Kearney Oother Poodle MANY DIFFERENT PATHS . . . 8 Jerry Joseph Meridith Skinny-win Michael Frank Prorok Kojak Cynthia Rae Munn Cindy Michael Osantowski Oscar Keith Alan Nordeen Skeeter LIE BEFORE ME Lorrie Ann Stuhlmiller ZeZett Shurrle Stultz Teresa Jean Swett Stuey ZeZe Bert Michelle Renee Witt Mick Lynette Jo Zabka Zip Daniel Dean Wilson Wilson James Dale Webster Weber Douglas Duane Werts Bilbo Joey Lee VanMeter Joe — A NEW MYSTERIOUS WORLD IS WAITING. 10 Classes JUNIORS MOVE ON 1. Sheila Anderson 2. David Baker Linda Buettner 4. Barb Case 5. Linda Choat 6. Linda Cumming 7. Jennifer Dawson 8. Doug Flaherty 9. Paul Jacobson 10. Ruth Johnson 11. Mary Jo Klassen 12. Gina Kmiecik 13. Eldon Kuntzelman 14. Jim Lloyd 15. Annelle Mahoney 16. Ross Munn 17. ...IN THE YEAR OF 79’ President Ruth Johnson Vice President Janell Zabka Secretary Gina Kmlecik T reasurer Carol Werner 1. Milton Olson 2. Paul Osantowski 3. Jim Ple-banek 4. Pat Raltt 5. Linda Schmidt 6. Pam Sinderlar 7. Vern Sorensen 8. Bill Stultz 9. Perry Stultz 10. Joe Swett 11. Susan Tenski 12. Jamie Thomazin 13. Brad Thompson 14. Grady Wells 15. Carol Werner 16. Janell Zabka Barb Berlin Todd Bremer Ted Buettner Eldon Carlson Kandi Channer Eric Clark Lisa Cumming Deanna Davidson Kirk Galitz Marty Laska Kathy Lloyd Mike Matson Joan Munn Steve Novotny Michelle Olson Maxine Prorok Jerry Reardon Richard Reed Jill Reynoldson Brett Riggs Lisa Rosane Peggy Shotkoski Karen Smith Lanette Sorensen Larry Stoley Scott Stuhlmiller Chris Tenski Curt Werner Ellen Werner Jay Webster Jerry Wilson 0OOOOOO0OO0OO OFFICERS: President; Larry Stoley, Vice President; Todd Bremer, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard Reed FROSH BEGIN FOUR Year .... CLIMB!!! Betsy Plebanek Paula Prorok Terry Sindelar Monte Silva Todd Stephens Amy Taylor Rich Tenski 21 1 A HIGH SCHOOL IS ... PEOPLE. POSITIVE TEAM ATTITUDE 24 PROMOTES GRIDIRON SUCCESS First Row: Coach Zahourek, T. Stephens, P. Jacobsen, M. Prorok, B. Carter, B. Stephens, L. Condreay, K. Nordeen, T. Clark, J. Lloyd, L. Stoley, P. Raitt, D. Flaherty, D. Baker, Coach Meyer. Second Row: J. Martin, T. Bremer, G. Wells, B. Riggs, D. Johnson, E. Kuntzelman, C. Werner, J. Plebanek, V. Sorensen, R. Munn, B. Thompson, Third Row: Student Manager J. Swett, S. Stuhlmiller, K. Galitz, E. Carlson, T. Sindelar, C. Micek, J. Reardon, S. Novotny, Student Manager E. Clark 25 A LOOK AT SOME WINNERS Front Row: B.J. Carter, Curt Werner, Jim Plebanek, Tod Clark, Don Johnson, Vern Sorensen, Jim Lloyd, Loel Condreay, Back Row: Eldon Kuntzelman, Keith Mordeen, Dave Baker First Row: Brad Thompson, Don Johnson, Dave Baker, Jim Lloyd, Jim Plebanek, Pat Raitt, Loel Condreay, Curt Werner, Back Row: Mike Prorok, Brad Stephens, Keith Nordeen, Tod Clark. T. Bremer, B. Thompson, E. Kuntzelman, C. Werner, B. Riggs, L. Stoley, D. Flaherty, P. Raitt, R. Munn, V. Sorensen, Coach Zahourek. Second Row: J. Reardon, T. Stephens, S. Novotny, J. Martin, C. Micek, G. Wells, E. Carlson, K. Galitz, S. Stuhlmiller, T. Sindelar 26 M BOYS BASKETBALL The Beavers finished the 1978-79 round-ball season with a 9-11 record. The Maroon and White fought back from a 4-9 season to 9-9, but then lost their last two games of the campaign. St. Edward played many close games, averaging 52 points to their opponents' 53. The Beavers coped third place in the Tilden Elkhorn Valley Tournament. St. Edward's leading scorer (358 pts.) and rebounder (174), Keith Nordeen, was selected to the Goldenrod West 1st team and honorable mention all-state in Class C in the Omaha World Herald, along with being voted the Beaver's Most Valuable Player for the season. Loel Condreay, the team's second leading scorer (232 pts.), earned a 2nd team berth all-conference, while Brad Stephens received honorable mention to the group, plus being voted the Beaver's Most Improved Player. Scoreboard SE 34 37 Genoa 46 42 41 47 Palmer 56 53 65 Greeley 69 (30t) 66 Polk 72 65 Cedar Rapids 60 64 Humphrey St. Francis 52 54 Lindsay Holy Family 62 58 46 Newman Grove 62 60 63 Elgin 59. 44 Clarkson 46 64 48 Silver Creek 54 42 57 t=kmrc4 Clarks 46 59 It Stromsburg 50 37 Fullerton 33 44 Osceola 48 47 Elgin Pope John 42 27 VARSITY: Coach Sillau, Coach Mumm, Larry Stoley, Dan Wilson, Keith Nordeen, Tod Clark, Kurt Cruise, Doug Flaherty, Loel Condreay, Student Manager - Kevin Cruise, Kneeling left to right; Todd Bremer, Jim Lloyd, Brad Stephens, Al Cumming, Todd Nordeen, Not Pictured Student Manager - David Warner. 28 BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: Standing left to right; Pat Raitt, Jim Lloyd, Doug Flaherty, Todd Bremer, Larry Stoley, Brett Riggs,Todd Stephens, Coach Sillau. Kneeling left to right; Todd Nordeen, Rick Thompson, Lance Wurdeman, Eldon Carlson. 29 1979 - WRESTLERS -Takedown- n t. 1 The SEHS Matmen completed the best season In six years with three wrestlers as state medalists. They placed 16th In state competition, broke 48 school wrestling records, and put the first wrestling trophy in the High School case. The beavers came out of district competition with four wrestlers qualifying for state wrestling. The qualifiers were Jerry Meridith, Sr.; Brad Thompson, Jr; Dave Baker, Jr; Jim Plebanek, Jr. Three of the wrestlers, Meridith, Thompson, and Plebanek went on to place in state in their weight classes. Meridith placed 6th at 105 lbs., Thompson 5th at 119 lbs. and Plebanek 4th at 185 lbs. The grapplers scored 32 points at the state tournament to place 16th.over all. The team's first trophy came at the St. Ed. Inv. The Beavers took first place with 123 points and Greeley was second. Coach Pei I commented on the season as being the best ever at SEHS. Pei I also said The boys did extremely well throughout the season and also gave a fine showing at state. RECORDS Rich Tenski Scott Stuhlmiller Jerry Meridith Ted Buettner Brad Thompson Grady Wells Mike Osantowski Jeff Martin Cliff Micek Jerry Reardon Jamie Thomazin Eric Clark Paul Osantowski Vern Sorensen Rich Reed Curt Werner Dave Baker Ross Munn Jim Plebanek 1- 4 10-14 18-13-1 5-14 28- 4 12- 9 5-12 5-10 2- 1 1- 13 2- 8 0- 4 1- 6 26- 1 BE SEASON!!! The Team IH H HHH H Standing I. to r: Coach Peil, J. Plebanek, R. Munn, D. Baker, R. Reed, C. Werner, V. Sorensen, P. Osantowski, E. Clark, J. Thomazin, J. Reardon, Student manager P. Baustert. Kneeling I. to r: Student manager D. Merrell, C. Micek, G. Wells, B. Thompson, J. Meridith, T. Buettner, S. Stuhlmiller, R. Tenskl, J. Martin. TRACKSTER TAKE TRACK: (Running On Empty!) The thrill of earning their way to the State Track meet was only a vision in the minds of the boy tracksters during the '79 track season. Placing only a close third left some tracksters coming up short of missing the state meet. Throughout the season, each individual bettered his own personal record, to help the team as a whole. Coach Meyer said the highlight of the year was when the team came home with second place in the Conference. The track team came close to 1st in points in every track meet. Individuals Jacobsen Paul 100 yd. dash 10.3 220 yd. dash 23.5 Vern Sorensen 220 yd. dash 24.5 440 yd. dash 53.1 Jim Lloyd 880 yd. run 2:08 Tod Clark 880 yd. run 2:08.9 Eldon Kuntzelman mile 4:51 two mile 10:13 Brad Thompson pole volt 11' Larry Stoley high jump 5'10 880 Relay 1:39.7 Mile Relay 3:40 Two Mile Relay 8:43 Don Johnson 800 yd. run 2:15 Britt Riggs Hurdles 22.3 Cliff Micek hurdles 23.1 David Baker shot 40,10 Jim Plebanek shot 41,5M Brad Stephens discus 95 32 SECOND AT CONFERENCE TEAM: First row: Coach Meyer, D. Johnson, R. Munn, L. Condreay, L. Stoley, T. Clark, J. Llyod, B. Stephens, P.Ja sen, V. Sorensen, Coach Munn. Kneeling: E. Kuntzelman, C. Werner, C. Micek, J. Martin, D. Baker, J. Plebanek, B. Thompson, G. Wells, E. Carlson. Jacob- ATHLETES Football: All Conference-Keith Nordeen, David Baker, Tod Clark, Loel Condreay, and Jim Plebanek. All-Slate-Tod Clark. All-State Honorable Mention-Keith Nordeen. Volleyball: All Conference-Lorrie Stuhlmiller, Gina Kmiecik, and Pam Sindelar. Honorable Mention-Lisa Rosane. Wrestling: State Qualifiers-David Baker, Jim Plebanek, Jerry Meridith, and Brad Thompson. Jim-4th Jerry-6th Brad-5th Basketball: Boys All Conference-lst team Keith Nordeen-2nd team Loel Condreay-and Honorable Mention Brad Stephens. All State Honorable Mention-Keith Nordeen. Girls All Conference-lst team Deanna Davidson-2nd team Karen Mahoney-and Honorable Mention-Pam Sindelar and Michelle Witt. 34 VOLLEYBALL: 1- A1 vi The St. Edward volleyball team did an outstanding job on Clarks 15- 7 Genoa 6-15 Stromsburg 8-15 Newman Grove 11-15 sity season 3-9, but made every game a new challenge. The fr The girls did an outstanding job of se junior varsity 5-5 improv Fullerton Wolbach Osceola 10-15 the season went along. Three girls wer ors: Lorrie Stuhlmiller sr., Gina Kmie lected Honorable Mention. ere se ieclk lect nferen cona tea ndelar jr 9 A strong contingent of Juniors and Sophomores return to t be contenders for a Conference Crown. Palmer folk r tj Siver Creek 8-15 15- 3 4W srr W • OL T Q- 00 O pn O m 00 H • -Fr to . . Q- 00 o ju p 5 CO • - t 5oj8 ft 3 I CL BUMP; SST, AiVD SPIKE: THE RULES OF THE GAME Standing from left to right: Carol Werner, Lorrie Stuhlmiller, Pam Slndelar, Gina Kmiecik, Lisa Rosane, Annelle Mahoney, Sheryl Shotkoski, Barb Berlin, Lynette Zabka, Michelle Witt. Kneeling from left to right: Mary Lloyd, Susan Tenski, Jeni Dawson, Coach Sillau, Lanette Sorensen, Kath Lloyd, Karen Mahoney. co so : GIRLS BASKETBALL: Scoreboard The 1978-79 Girls Basketball team coached by Bob Meyer finished their season with a 5-7 record. The girls started their season off Winning the first two games and their fourth one. The rest of the season had its ups and downs. All the games played were very close point wise. Leading the Beaverettes to a 5-7 record were seniors Karen Mahoney, Michelle Witt, and Lorrie Stuhlmiller. An individual standout during the season came from sophomore Deanna Davidson, who scored 28 points in the game against Palmer. Deanna along with Karen Mahoney were named to the All-Conference team, Deanna to the 1st team and Karen to the 2nd. Pam Sidelar and Michelle Witt were Honorable Mention. n u . Siver Creek 44 Clarks 23 Polk 53 Palmer 45 Elkhorn Valley 55 Elgin 30 Stromsburg 56 Silver Creek 32 Osceola 37 Fullerton 31 Genoa 36 Madison 57 STRIVING TO WIN AND . DOING OUR BEST!!! Coach Meyer It takes a special kind of guy to put up with the girls. It isn't always easy to handle the perfume and the curls. You worked with us faithfully though we weren't number one We really do appreciate the work that you have done. The season is over. We've come to the end We all want to thank you our coach and our FRIEND! The Girls Basketball Team 78-79 FAST BREAK Top Row: L. to R: Lorrie Stuhlmiller, Michelle Witt, Pam Sindelar, Karen Mahoney, Dawn Channer, Annelle Mahoney, Kandi Channer, Deanna Davidson, Paula Prorok, Barb Berlin, Janice Afrank, Kathy Lloyd, Joan Munn; Bottom Row: L. to R; Linda Choat, Kristal Kuntzelman, Coach Meyer, Karla Nordeen, Linda Cumming. GIRLS TRACK 11 iiliin i i n I M★★★★★ Individuals The 1978-79 Girls' Track Team began their year with a brand new coach. Dan 2a-hourek took over duties of coaching girls' track. Coach Zahourek commented that the highlight of the season was the Conference track meet where Kathy Lloyd placed 6th in the hurdles, Michelle Witt placed 4th in the discus, Lisa Rosane placed 6th in the 400 yd. dash. The mile relay team made up of Cindy Munn, Lisa Rosane, Linda Choat, and Deanna Davidson placed 2nd. Laurie Kearney also placed 6th in the shot-put. Lisa Rosane Kathy Lloyd Michelle Witt Laura Kearney Laura Kearney Cindy Munn Barb Berlin Mile Relay 100 yd. dash Hurdles Discus Shotput Discus 440 yd. dash 880 yd. run ___________ 12.8 13.1 84'10 29'10 79'5 68.9 2:53 4:38 Standing L. to R. Coach Zahoureck, Barb Case, Deanna Davidson, Lisa Rosane, Lori StuhImiller, Linda Choat. Kneeling L. to R. Lori Kearney, Kathy Lloyd, Jeni Dawson, Cindy Munn, Michelle Witt, Sheila Anderson, Not Pictured: Barb Berlin 41 BOOSTERS SUPPORT ATHLETES The St. Edward Booster Club was formed to help Improve the school athletic program. The club can Initiate and go forward with projects the school cannot do or does not have the time to do. The club has had many fund raising projects as well as donations and dues. A large share of the money was used to buy films for the football games. In the past few years the Booster Club has made possible the purchase of a new modern weight machine and a large new scoreboard that has been installed at the athletic field. The clubs last project, a large illuminating sign, is finished and will be erected as soon as the weather permits. This sign will be installed in the downtown area and will advertise the coming school events. During the summer it may be used for public events of interest to St. Edward and the surrounding community. The club works closely with the coaches, school officials, and the people of the St. Edward district and because of this any problems that may arise can be threshed out in less time with better satisfaction for all. The club has been trying to get something going toward the building of track and field facilities. This is something that is definitely needed, but so far no site has been found. The club's aim is to make a boy or girl a well-trained and better athlete by all means available. PRESIDENT: Kenneth Stevens VICE-PRESIDENT: Max Nordeen SECRETARY: Jeanne Cahill TREASURER: Janice Rosane MEMBERS: Mr. Mrs. George Anderson Mr. Mrs. Pete Anderson Mr. Mrs. Don Baker Mr. Mrs. Wayne Baker Mr. Mrs. Maurice Baustert Mr. Mrs. Keith Berlin Mr. Mrs. Larry Bird Mr. Mrs. Leo Cahill Mr. Mrs. Wes Christensen Mr. Mrs. Tom Clark Mr. Mrs. Bruce Condreay Mr. Mrs. Ron Cruise Mr. Mrs. Dave Dannelly Mr. Mrs. Ray Dawson Mr. Mrs. Jerry Evans Mr. Mrs. Neal Falherty Mr. Mrs. Eldon Jacobsen Mr. Mrs. Don Janda Mr. Mrs. Emerson Kaspar Mr. Mrs. Dave Kaul Mr. Mrs. Gene Klassen Mr. Mrs. Bob Lloyd Mr. Mrs. Ray Mahoney Mr. Mrs. Duane Martin Mr. Mrs. Mark Medley Mr. Mrs. Ray Merrell Mr. Mrs. Bob Meyer Mr. Mrs. Max Nordeen Mr. Mrs. Bob Johnson Mr. Mrs. Orville Kimble Mr. Mrs. Rex Kuntzelman Mr. Mrs. Jim Moore Mr. Mrs. Tom Nordeen Mr. Mrs. Bill Prorok Mr. Mrs. Bob Raitt Mr. Mrs. Lanny Rasmussen Mr. Mrs. Leon Rimovsky Mr. Mrs. Earl Roberts Mr. Mrs. Steve Roberts Mr. Mrs. Marty Rosane Mr. Mrs. Bill Schumacher Mr. Mrs. Bill Sillau Mr. Mrs. Alan Smith Mr. Mrs. Vern Stacy Mr. Mrs. Earl Stephens Mr. Mrs. Ken Stevens Mr. Mrs. Dave Stuhlmiller Mr. «Sc Mrs. Charles Stultz Mr. Mrs. Jim Thomazin Mr. Mrs. Harold Thompson Mr. Mrs. Ray Vannoy Mr. Mrs. Ralph Warner Mr. Mrs. Dick Werner Mr. Mrs. Ken Werner Mr. Mrs. Rick Werts Mr. Mrs. Frank Williams Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Witt Mr. Mrs. Dan Zahourek Frank Barber Bonnie Ken Carter Kim Channer Ray Fonda Allen Hall Jim Lightner Elizabeth Merrell Carter Moore Muriel Person Martha Rimovsky Tony Sorensen PEP CLUB IS.... . Hoarse Voices Top row: L. Rosane; G. Kmiecik; T. Swett; L. Sorensen; C. Werner; C. Tenski; M. Lloyd; S. Shotkoski. 2nd row: S. Baker; K. Cruise; D. Smith; D. Channer; P. Prorok; L. Cumming; K. Lloyd; S. Tenski; A. Mahoney; B. Berlin; L. Zabka; B. Warner. 3rd row: K. Kuntzelman; L. Wurde-man; J. Stephens; C. Zabka; G. Kaup; B. Plebanek; J. Niemann; K. Klassen; A. Taylor; L. Choat; M. Prorok; J. Rasmussen, D. McIntosh; K. Smith; B. Case. Bottom row: J. Zabka; K. Channer; C. Nelson; C. Lightner; W. Niemann; L. Kearney; J. Dawson; C. Munn; L. Schmidt; A. Taylor; N. Thomazin; Sponsor: Mrs. Pei I. Not Pictured: M. Klassen; J. Munn; R. Johnson Etn O O E-h CC| POMS POMS — - TRAMPLED BY TEAM — - MEGAPHONES. Members lettering by obtaining 600 points or more: Seniors: Mary Lloyd, Sheryl Shotkoskf, Teresa Swett. Juniors: Sue Tenski, Gina Kmiecik, Janell Zabka, Carol Werner, Linda Schirfidt. Sophomores: Lanette Sorensen, Chris Tenski, Kathy Lloyd, Lisa Cumming, Lisa Rosane, Kandi Channer. Eighth: Krystal Kuntzelman. Outstanding senior award is given to the senior with the most points accumulated through her high school years. Outstanding Senior Epp Club member: Mary Lloyd. Standing: Gina Kmiecik; Sheryl Shotkoski; Chris Tenski; Mary Lloyd. Knealing: Lanette Sorensen; Teresa Swett; Mascot: Jenny Meyer (3); Lisa Rosane; Carol Werner. tr ba s tq to Teresa Swett, Lisa Rosane, Gina Kmiecik, Carol Werner Mary Lloyd Lanette Sorensen, Chris Tenskl, Sheryl Shotkoski. Answers: 1) Gina Kmiecik, 2) Lanette Sorensen; 3) Chris Tenski; 4) Carol Werner; 5) Lisa Rosane; 6) Sheryl Shotkoski; 7) Mary Llyod; 8) Teresa Swett, STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council continues its efforts to improve St. Edward School. Money making projects and services for the school keep the group busy throughout the year. Again this year the Council provided the elementary Christmas movies and added gift of candy to each elementary student. The Council is in hopes of adding a new trophy case to the school by the start of the coming year. With good student backing the Council will accomplish this fast. Back row: J. Swett, K. Nordeen, P. Jacobsen; T. Nordeen. Middle row: Mr. Sillau, K. Lloyd, K. Mahoney, J. Niemann. Bottom row: M. Laska, E. Stetz, M. Force, D. Nichlasson. SE CLUB First row: Kmiecik, Thompson, Thomazin, Werner, Flaherty, Plebanek, Baker, Lloyd, Sorensen, Raitt. Second row: Coach Peil, Zabka, Sindelar, Rosane, Lloyd, Sorensen, Davidson, Dawson, Munn, Kuntzelman, Coach Zahourek. Third row: Condreay, Clark, Riggs, Clark, Zabka, Werner, Mahoney, Choat, Stuhlmiller, Coach Mumm. Fourth row: Stephens, Johnson, Cruise, Nordeen, Prorok, Lloyd, Shotkoski, Mahoney, Witt, Kearney, Coach Sillau. Fifth row: Coach Meyer, Bremer, Stoley, Reed, Wells, Jacobsen, Munn, Micek, Martin, Buettner. 47 WE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!! ANNUAL STAFF: Top Row: Janell Zabka, Mrs. Thompson, Becky Warner, Gina Kmiecik, Karen Smith, Mary Lloyd, Lanette Sorensen, Joan Munn. Bottom Row: Brad Thompson, Jerry Meridith, Grady Wells, Doug Flaherty, Joe Swett. Not Pictured: L YNETTE ZABKA, BARB BERLIN. 1_i m 48 LIBRARIANS: -Booking- Together- Clockwise: Mrs. Thompson Z. StultZ M. Tenski C. Munn, M. Lloyd, L. Kearney. Not Pictured: K. Mahoney, L. Zabka, and M. Witt. JOURNALISM: -Working Together- Back row: Loel Condreay, Karen Mahoney, Ruth Johnson, Joey VanMeter, Mr. Potts. Middle row: Janell Zabka, Al Cumming, Cindy Munn, Vern Sorensen, Mary Tenski. First row: Milton Olson, Grady Wells. 49 MUSIC WHAT WOULD I DO The human voice is the most important at our disposal, yet it is one of the most difficult to understand or define. You either hear it or you don't. It either moves you, or it leaves you cold. It has never been successfully reproduced by an electronic synthesizer because it is more than just a sound ... it is the soul itself. Neil Diamond The vocal music department had another successful year. Choir and Swing Choir both performed several times during the year. The department put on a fall concert in November, and a Christmas concert in December. In early spring the groups began preparing for District Music Contest in April. The contest site was changed this year to Plainview. Choir and Swing Choir both received excellent ratings. Annelle Mahoney, Carol Werner, and Linda Schmidt all received superior ratings on their solos. The vocal duet of Carol Werner and Linda Schmidt also received a superior rating. Although choir is losing a large group of talented seniors, it is hoped a large number of students will join choir next year. Sing For Fun . -Sing Alone.-Sing With Us . CHOIR . Top row: Werner, Case, Mahoney, Shotkoski, Lloyd, Kearney, Zabka, Kmiecik, Schmidt, Klassen, Dawson, Munn, Tenski. Second row: Rosane, Baker, Smith, Sorensen, Lloyd, Warner, Munn, Berlin, Channer. Third row: Carter, Nordeen, Cruise, Clark, Condreay, Lloyd, Werner, Meridith, Flaherty, Thompson. Bottom row: Sweet, Johnson, Cummings, Raitt, Stephens, Munn, Wells, Kuntzelman, Martin 50 WITHOUT MY MUSIC Back row: Brad Thompson, Linda Schmidt, Cindy Munn, Doug Flaherty, Pat Raitt, Annelle Mahoney, Kurt Cruise, Lisa Rosane. Front row: B.J. Carter, Carol Werner, Jerry Meridith, Lanette Sorensen, Barb Case, Tod Clark, Gina Kmiecik, Loel Condreay. WE BELIEVE IN 52 OUR OWN KIND OF MUSIC 1st row: P. Sindelar; B. Case; L. Sorensen; B. Thompson; C. Lightner; C. Nelson; D. Nicklasson; L. Bremer; C. Mangelson; C. Zabka; B. Berlin; K. Smith; A. Mahoney; C. Werner. 2nd row: T. Reardon; J. Johnson; K. Kuntzel-man K. Channer; S. Baker; K. Cruise; J. Swett; L. Schmidt; J. Dawson; L. Stevens: K. Nordeen; B. Warner; P. Jacobsen. 3rd row: B. Carter: T. Swett; R. Reed; E. Clark; C. Tenski; D. Channer; D. Smith; D. Johnson; B. Osan-towski; C. Werner; L. Rosane; T. Clark; M. Witt. 4th row: J. Martin; D. Werts; J. Meridith; Director: Mr. Haynes. Harvest Of Harmony Candidate Teresa Swett BAND One of the band's first duties this past year, was preparing a halftime show for the home football games. The marching band performed at four home football games. Later in the season, the band selected Teresa Swett as Harvest of Harmoney Queen Candidate. The concert band performed several time during the year, as well as an appearance at District Music Contest in April. St. Edward was the host for the Goldenrod Conference West Division Band Clinic. Guest clinician was Dr. Raymond Kelton from Wayne State College. FHA WORKS HARD AND .. Top row: L. Cumming; L. Choat; A. Taylor; Y. Shaske; J. Niemann; P. Prorok; 2nd row: K. Smith; J. Munn; K. Lloyd; L. Rosane; B. Berlin; K. Channer; D. Davidson; C. Tenski; 3rd row: S. Tenski; R. Johnson; M. Witt; L. Stuhlmiller; L. Kearney; B. Warner; L. Schmidt; 4th row: J. Dawson; D. Channer; B. Plebanek; K. Cruise; S. Baker; M. Lloyd; J. Zabka; Sponsor: Mrs. Whidden; Bottom row: L. Sorensen; C. Werner; B. Case; A. Mahoney; M. Klassen; T. Swett; S. Shotkoski; A. Taylor; G. Kmiecik. OFFICERS: Song leader ....... Secretary ......... Historian ......... President ......... Treasurer ......... Recreation ........ Publicity ......... Encounter Chairman Vice-president .... Lanette Sorensen ...Carol Werner . Mary Jo Klassen ...Teresa Swett .... Gina Kmiecik ...... Barb Case Sheryl Shotkoski Annelle Mahoney .. Annette Taylor ACHIEVES MANY GOALS FHA HIGHLIGHT .......... .. summer meeting in the park .. powderpuff football .. speaker on child abuse .. dance contests for March of Dimes .. District Convention in Genoa .. speaker on teenage pregnancy .. speaker on learning disabilities .. caroling and decorating for Christmas .. speakers on marriage .. Daddy Date Night .. Sweetheart Dance .. FHA-HERO Week, Heartsister Week .. election of officers .. work day .. State Convention in Lincoln .. Style show .. encounter degrees .. IMPACT projects Teenage Problems and Learning More About Children .. Honorable Mention Chapter Awardat State Convention .. Janell Zabka, Dist. President .. Annelle Mahoney and Mrs. Whidden offto National Convention in Washington D.C. 'ft'oni' V ¥ i I jjv . i State Convention ELECTED STATE OFFICER FFA RECEIVES AWARDS AT 1st Row: J. Lloyd, T. Choat, B. Stephens, A. Cummlng, W. Carter, L. Condreay, 2nd Row: L. Wurdeman, R. Tenskl, D. Johnson, J. Thomazin, M. Laska, L. Stoley, T. Bremer. 3rd Row: R. Thompson, C. Micek, M. Olson, E. Kuntzelman, P. Osantowskl, R. Reed, J. Plebanek, E. Clark. 4th Row: T. Stephens, E. Anderson, M. Silva, C. Werner, D. Baker, Mr. R. Meyer. 5th Row: K. Galitz, B. Riggs, E. Carlson, R. Munn, K. Nordeen, J. Webster, D. Wilson. STATE CONVENTION CHAPTER OFFICERS 1978-1979 President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... News Reporter . Sentinel ....... Parliamentarian Advisor ........ ... Brad Stephens ........Tim Choat .... Alan Cumming ...... B.J. Carter ....... Tod Clark ... Loel Condreay ........Jim Lloyd Mr. Richard Meyer ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1978-1979 Leadership-Attended District, State and National Conventions. Attended State Leadership Camp and CO-OP Leadership Conference. Sponsored-Judging and Tractor Driving Contests, Farm and Travel Safty Displays, Children's Barnyard at State Fair. Safety Program-Tractor Safety, Harvest Safety, Travel Safety, Bicycle Safety. Test Plots-Herbicide, Corn, Fertilizer, Oats, Milo. Livestock Chains-Sheep, Beef. Judging Contests-District Land, Nebraska Duroc Swine, Livestock, All Breed Swine, Spotted Poland China Swine. 59 “Loulabelle” Cast Elaine ................. Carol Werner Mrs. Parker ............Teresa Swett Fedje ................... Ross Munn Asst. Director ......... Linda Choat Marjorie ............... Kathy Lloyd Loulabelle ........ Lanette Sorensen ,,Loulabelle is simply about a young girl's trying to keep her brother from going to the prom with a new girl because Loubelle wants her brother to take her friend Marjorie. Cast If Harry ........... Brad Thompson £ Kay ................. Mary Lloyd Mrs. Smith .......... Barb Berlin George .............. Doug Werts Nancy ........... Karen Mahoney Asst. Director ..... Jeni Dawson The one-act play If Girls Asked Boys for Dates stands for itself. Instead of a boy asking a girl for a date, a girl asks a boy. “Eh ” Cast Bud .............. Mary ............. Eustace Van Slyde Elmo Davidson ... Louise ........... Asst. Director ... ... Don Johnson Annette Taylor .....Joe Swett ... Grady Wells .. Karen Smith ... Cindy Munn Eh is a comedy with a lot of complications. Two young people wish to get married but cannot because the young man isn't deaf. Her father will only let her marry a deaf man since he is deaf. 61 “It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time” Colonel Jason has just been released from prison. He plans to con Lucky Lance because he thinks Lance turned him in. He later finds out that his daughter, Pamela, who secretly works for the police, is really the one who turned him in. CAST BARBARA ........ Kathy Lloyd DANVER JEEVERS .... Brad Thompson LIEUTENANT MUFFLEY ...... Doug Werts INSPECTOR WEBB .... Joe Swett PAMELA SWILL WELL ... Jeni Dawson AUNT GERTRUDE GRACKLE .......... Mary Jo Klassen ALICE B. KROKUS ... Joan Munn PETER GRACKLE Ross Munn COL.JASON SAWILLWELL ZRADY WELLS NATALAI SWILLWELL ... Cindy Munn MARION CANFIELD .. Karen Mahoney GRIMSHAW FAYE .. Don Johnson ALMA PIPER .... Sally Baker DEB THE PICKPOCKET .. Annette Taylor UNDULA CUPPLEY ... Sheryl Shotkoski CECILIA PORTERHAVEN .. Teresa Swett WALKONS ........ Barb Berlin Karen Smith PLANT: ........ Linda Choat ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ....... Mary Lloyd 62 Mister Peepers is a story of a high school teacher by the name of Robinson Peepers. A scandal breaks out about Mr. Peepers supposedly slapping a high school girl. He finally solves his problem by standing up to the principal. CAST ROBINSON J. PEEPERS ............................ Ross Munn HARVEY WESKIT .................................. Doug Werts DANIEL SCHROEDER ................................ Joe Swett WILLIAM WILLIAMS III ........................... Don Johnson HARRIET BUSHNELL ............................... Joan Munn ARCHIE ADAMS .....................................Pat Raitt CLIFF DOLBEY ................................... Jeff Martin MRS. CHARLOTTE GURRNEY ........................ Karen Mahoney NANCY REMMINGTON ............................. Teresa Swett BETSY WILLIAMS ................................. Mary Lloyd ANN WILLIAMS ................................. Annette Taylor ALICE HENNESEY ............................... Sheryl Shotkoski WANDA ...................................... Lynnette Zabka HARRIET ........................................Jeni Dawson MR. GURNEY ................................... Mike Osantowski WALKONS ...................................... Betsy Plebanek Kristi Cruise ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ........................... Laura Kearney 63 Must be the inferno gang ... again? PEOPLE AND ... And they said this wouid be easy ii-fi Where's the door? Is that right? Euell Gibbons the 2nd DANCES HOMECOMING: THE LAUGHTER, THE Homecoming Attendants Seniors Loel Condreay Teresa Swett Mary Lloyd Keith Nordeen Annette Taylor Tod Clark Juniors Gina Kmiecik Jim Plebanek Sophomores Kathy Lloyd Scott Stuhlmiller Freshmen Amy Taylor Cliff Micek 66 TEARS, THE SMILES, AND THE PEOPLE .. Homecoming 1978 began Wed. Night with the burning of the Fullerton dummy while the coaches and senior lettermen gave pep talks. Thur. the student body built floats and banners during school. After a parade down town the Juniors won first place float, the Jr. High first place banner. King Keith Nordeen and Queen Mary Lloyd were crowned Friday night during the half of the football game. A dance after the game was sponsored by the Pep club and the Student Council. 67 THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES 1st Place Float - Juniors - 1st Place Banner - Junior High 68 Bee Gees DANCE, oV'e DANCE, % Billy Joel SWEETHEART FIRST ATTENDANTS Tod Clark Annette Taylor SENIORS SECOND ATTENDANTS Brad Stephens Mary Lloyd KING Loel Condreay QUEEN Teresa Swett 1979 SOUNDS OF YOUR KIND OF MUSIC JUNIORS Jim Lloyd and Carol Werner SOPHOMORES Eric Clark and Kathy Lloyd FRESHMEN Todd Stephens and Yvonne Shaske 3A011, THE NIGHTLIFE” I Love The Nightlife was the theme of the 1979 Junior-Senior Prom. The evening started with the banquet prepared by the Junior mothers. Joe Swett served as this year's Master of Ceremonies. Servers for the banquet were Curt Werner, Scott Stuhlmiller, Ted Buettner, Larry Stoley, Lanette Sorensen, Chris Tenski, Kandi Channer, and Kathy Lloyd. Entertainment for the banquet was the theme song sung by Carol Werner, and Linda Schmidt. Prom dance was held from 8 p.m.-12 p.m. with April Monday providing the music. With the help of Garry Riggs, and Kathryn Cook the evening events ran smoothly. This year's Prom show was The Dark , held at the Albion Drive-In. Even though the Juniors were DEAD tired, from decorating, this year's Prom was well worth it. Everyone, including those tired Juniors seemed to discover that they really did LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE! Poem to the Seniors Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the class of '79 We dedicate our Prom The Juniors Grades DON’T FOLLOW US WE’RE LOST Top Row: Charlene Zabka, DeEtte Smith, Nitha Tomazin, Mark Prorok, Donna Nicklassen. Second Row: Karla Nordeen, Mike Reardon, Jeff Johnson, Dan Stultz, Wayne Matson, Kevin Martin, Mark Sliva. Third Row: Mr. Potts, Sheryl Modelski, Kristal Kuntzelman, Connie lightner, Cheryl Nelson, Laura Bremer, Laurie Cumming. Fourth Row: Glenda Kaup, Jeanette Stultz, Terry Reardon, Kevin Cruise, Danny Prorok, Connie Mangelsen. Fifth Row: William Osantowski, George Buettner, Robbie Ostrander, Tod Sutton, Matt Force. Not Pictured: Matt Shaske, Erin Kearney. Top Row: Perry Gallatin, David Merrell, Kim Klassen, Lynne Wurdeman, Jody Stephens, Middle Row: Mr. Potts, Robert Johnson, Wendy Niemann, Jeanne Rasmussen, Donna McIntosh, Paul Baustert, Bottom Row: Victor Osantowski, Max Olson, David Warner. A CHILD IS ... THE FRAGILE DREAM OF YESTERDAY Top Row: Jamie Glaze Matt Schumacher, Mitch Sliva, Michelle Niemann, Sharon Stetz, Cindy Micek, Middle Row: Mrs. Pearson, Mark Cruise, Wayne Rasmussen, Darla Bremer, Becky Munn, Robin Case, Brennan Klas-sen, Bottom Row: Monte Sillau, Jack Webster, Chris Reynoldson, Terry Swett, Larry Taylor, Rich Adams. Top Row: Todd Prorok, Joseph Osantowski, Shannon Handy, Kay Roberts, Pam Roberts, Laura Shotkoski, Jeffrey Sutton, Middle Row: Mr. Selah, Cindy Reardon, Joy Roy, Keith Kemper, Royce Case, Russ Johnson, Diane Mer-rell, Bottom Row: Eric Sorensen, Angela Buettner, Lynda Kearney, Theresa Shotkoski, Tim Stacy, Paul Schumacher. 79 LIFE’S RADIANT REALITY TODA Y Top row: Marcy Nordstrom, Cindy Steinbach, Jeremy Klassen, Kay Mahoney, Jamie Willard, Jeff Case. Middle row: Mrs. Zahourek, Mike Zelazny, Tammie VanMeter, Jackie Carder, Jeff Gasper, Chuck Prorok. Bottom row: Leif Sorensen, Tom Ostrander, Vickie Roberts, Scott McIntosh, Wade Wurdeman. Top row: Larry Lightner, David Roberts, Ronny Sutton, Wanda Wurdeman, Larry Stetz. Middle row: Mrs. Kinney, Angie Reardon, Mike Sliva, Robin Munn, Teresa Osantowski, Jan Cumming. Bottom row: Joleen Zabka, Stacy Marshall, Debbie Ostrander, John Noland, Darin Steinbach. Top Row: Tracy Bremer, Keith Cruise, Lori Wilcynski, Chad Micek, Jeff Scott, Jennifer Case, Wayne Choat. Middle Row: Mrs. Bathen, Angela Stacy, Pat Osantowski, Laverna Kearney, Rhonda Rasmussen, Robbie Marshall, Holly Klassen, Bottom Row: Melinda Olson, Scott Nolan, Shelli Aksland, Angela Roy, Bruce Smith, Annette Reardon, Pat Nordstrom. WHAT HE IS .... Top Row: Kristen Bird, Lori McIntosh, Kurt Merrell, Eric Werner, Kirk Kearney, Middle Row: Mrs. Teiral, Mer- . uDanny S lnbaeh, Jimmy Buschmeyer, Marc Zelazny, Deanna Christenson, Gwen Long, Bottom Row. Will Schumacher, Kim Good, David Buck, Michael Gragert, Amy Thompson, Amy Roberts. 81 THE WORLD OF TOMORROW WILL BE K i n d e r 8 a r t e n Top Row: Angela Long, Kelly Slllau, Marc Aksland, Becky Carder, Christine Clark, Middle Row: Mrs. Berlin, Tracy Willard, Michael VanMeter, Chris Jacobsen, Gena Benson, Steven Gasper, Bobby Kemper, Bottom Row: Melissa Tieman, Terry Taylor, Keith Buck, Becky Steinbach, Jason Meridith, Jason Roberts. T e a c h e r A i d s Mrs. Green Mrs. Channer Mrs. Thomazin 82 Faculty ADMINISTRA TION School Board 78-79 1978 President: Larry Baker Vice-President: Eugene Jensen Secretary: Jerome Gasper Treasurer: Don Janda Members: Emerson Kaspar Diane Klassen Larry Taylor 1979 President: Eugene Jensen Vice-President: Emerson Kaspar Secretary: Jerome Gasper Treasurer: Don Janda Members: Larry Baker Max Nordeen William Schumacher Frank Williams -Superintendent- Bill Sillau -Principal- BEHIND THE SCENES Donna Haynes- Bus Driver Ronnie VanMeter Jerry Evans Janice Rosane Jane Shotkoski Gene Sorensen COOKS: Delores Torson, Arlene Osantowski, Betty Ri-movsky, Margaret Remmeried OFFICE HELP: Barb Case, Jane Reardon, Mary Lloyd, Jennifer JANITOR: Francis Sawyer Dawson 85 HELPING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND Mr. Dan Zahourek First Aid, Girls' Track, Assistant Football Coach Miss Terri Collins Mr. Rich Mumm High School and Elementary Vocal Asst. Football and Track Coach, Jr. Music, Senior Sponsor High Social Studies Mrs. Judy Thompson Mr. Ron Kluck English, Library, Annual Adviser English, Drama Director, Sophomore Class Sponsor 86 THE WORLD AROUND THEM IS Mrs. Mary Ann Long Business Mr. Stan Haynes High School and Jr. High Instrumental Music Mr. Gerald Potts Mrs. Kathy Pei I High School and Jr. High English Psychology Socio!ogy Driver's Ed. Mr. Garry Riggs High School Science. Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Robert Meyer High School Social Studies, Head Football Coach, Head Girls' Basketball Coach, Boys' Track Coach, Senior Class Sponsor 87 - GOAL OF SEHS FACULTY Mr. David Buerher Science, Freshman Class Sponsor Mrs. Erma Umbarger Remedial Reading Mr.Tim Peil High School Math, Head Wrestling Coach Miss Kathryn Cook Special Education, Junior Class Sponsor Ms. Pat Vauck Mr. Richard Meyer Jr. High and High School Math, Jr. Vocational Ag., FFA Adviser High Class Sponsor Florence Reardon Secretary 88 Memories The Seniors of '79 left St. Edward at 3:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 28, for Kansas City. They spent Saturday at Worlds of Fun, then went back to the hotel for swimming and other excitement that occurred. Sunday some attended the Kansas City Royals baseball game before everyone went out to Worlds of Fun for the last time. Monday was spent shopping at the Independance Mall in Kansas City. The excitement of the trip was the class toga party. They arrived back in St. Edward at 1:00 a.m. Tuesday. The '79 Seniors had Worlds of fun . (MfM) ill A vaXV3NS OUR TIME IS NOW AND The St. Edward school gymnasium was the scene of the 1979 graduation when an estimated crowd of over 1,000 . watched as 33 S.E.H.S. seniors presented themselves for diplomas. The seniors wore caps and gowns in the class colors of gold and blue. Behind the stage to the audience's left were silhouettes of graduates and Class of 1979 in gold, and to the right was the class motto: Our Time Is Now and Forever . As the senior's name was called the student's mother also went forward to receive a blue tipped mumm from her graduate. The high school band played the processional and recessional with the invocation and benediction by Father Duane Lukes. Music was provided by the high school choir, the Swing Choir and graduating seniors. Presentation of the class was by Supt. Frank Williams with Diplomas presented by School Board member. Max Nordeen. FOREVER... Principal Bill Sillau made the presentation of scholarships and awards as follows: Loel Condreay: Central Tech Community College Scholarship; American Legion Scholarship Tod Clark: Edith Lightner Memorial Scholarship; Matzen Memorial Scholarship Mary Lloyd: Alternate to American Legion Auxilary Scholarship Bev McIntosh: Board of Governors Northeast Nebraska Technical Community College for four semesters Cindy Munn: Regents Scholarship for the University of Nebraska for one year; St. Edward Association Scholarship; Outstanding Student Award; and Medal from American Legion Auxilary Brad Stephens: Mike Cahill Memorial Scholarship; Alternate Lightner Memorial Scholarship Teresa Swett: Platte Technical Community College Scholarship Lorrie Stuhlmiller: American Legion Auxilary Scholarship; Outstanding Student Award Certificate and Medal from American Legion Auxilary; Woman's Club Scholarship Annette Taylor: Loup Power District and Platte Insurance Board Scholarship to Platte College Doug Werts: Alternate Matzen Memorial Scholarship Michelle Witt: Co-winner Woman's Club Scholarship TIME IS MY FRIEND High Honors Cindy Munn And Lorrie Stuhlmiller Boosters J.W. GRAIN CO., INC. GRAIN BUYING FEEDS CHEMICALS GRAIN STORAGE SEEDS FARM SUPPLIES Pax Pride of the Farm Livestock Equip. We strive to serve you best Dial 678-2442 ST. EDWARD 98 NEBRASKA WESTS' QUALITY FOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE We Buy Together To Sell For Less Rick And Connie Werts Phone: 678-2661 St. Edward, NE HASSELBALCH VETERINARY CLINIC Neal Hasselbach, DVM Congratulate Class Of 1979 MAHONEY’S SALES SERVICE Massey - Ferguson J.I. Case Hesston Company Gehl Company A Complete Line Of Farm Equipment “Service After The Sell” Call - 678-2277 St. Edward, NE. 99 FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION St. Edward, NE Phone - 678-2251 SMITH HARDWARE TRUDFS FASHIONS Apparel For Ladies And Teens Albion, NE. Phone: 395-6032 Lennox-Frigidare Plumbing-Housewares Heating-Air Conditioning Appliances-Hardware St. Edward, NE. 678-2772 100 FOR RENT 50 TON GROVE CRANE WITH 170 BOOM VIRG’S BLACKSMITH CONST. OSCEOLA, NEBRASKA VIRGIL SLIVA, Owner 101 LIGHTNER TRUE VALUE LUMBER HARDWARE Coal - Lumber - Tru-Test Paints 407 Beaver St. Edward, Nebraska Phone 678-2261 Or Call 678-2262 Here To Serve You 7 Days A Week. p Good Food - Good Fun - Good Service To The Seniors. Looking Forward To Serving All Of You! Owners — Mark And Brenda Medley — Operators FARMERS UNION GAS OIL (coop) BANK OF ST. EDWARD All Deposits Insured to $40,000 By Tires - Tubes Petroleum Products F.D.I.C. LP Gas St Edward, NE. Bottled Bulk 678-2244 St Edward 67K-3300 103 MIDDLE STATE Machine Shop Welding Repairs Lathe Work U Joints Cross And Bearings Drive Modification Spockets Steel Stock St. Edward Columbus 678-2231 564-1411 MOORES TAVERN if You Can't STACY ELECTRIC Commercial, Farm And Residential Wiring Installation And Repair Specializing In Fire Alarm State Licensed Inspector St. Edward 678-2807 Stop, Smile As you Go By! Sharon And Don 678-3366 WERNERS SERVICE TRUCKING, INC. WESS BAR GRILL Wes And Joycelynn Christensen St. Edward 678-3388 WOMANS WORLD '® .. ® Jot Beauty Salon Jane Siedlyk 105 S. 8th St. Edward St. Edward, NE. 678-2201 Phone: 678-2445 104 ' RAINBOW’S END BEAUTY SALON Men And Women Hair Styling Ask For: Shelia, Carol Or Peggy St. Edward 678-3330 CUMMING JANDA INSURANCE AGENCY Leonard D. Cumming Donald J. Janda St. Edward, NE 678-2626 MARSHALL PHARMACY Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 Steve Bernie Marshall CITY CAFE Nothing Fancy — Just Good Food ST. Edward 678-2770 LONG’S IGA Large Variety Of Grocery, Fresh Meats, And Fresh Baked Goods Chuck And Julie Long St. Edward 678-2611 EVANS WEE WUNDER AND JIMS T.V. AND REPAIR St. Edward 678-2443 ! 105 FITCH’S BARBER SHOP CLOVERLODGE NURSING HOME Your Head Is Our Business. Fitch Or Lynette St. Edward 678-2220 Good Luck To The 79’ Seniors And The St Edward Beavers. BOTTLE BARN Ice Cold Beer, Wine, And Spirits. Congratulations Seniors! St. Edward 678-3477 CHARLES V. CHANNER District Manager Rt. 2. Box 644 St. Edward NA-CHURB PLANT POOD CO. KAYTON INTERNATIONAL INC. FRITZGES SADDLE REPAIR Shoe Repair And Leather Work Of All Kinds Circle Y. Tex Tan And Colorado Saddlery Saddles St. Edward, NE 678-2719 International Trucks And Tractors ♦Parts ♦Sales ♦ Service Albion, NE Phone: (402) 395-2181 106 HOME FURNISHINGS ■CARPETS DRAPERIES � PAINT « LINOLEUM � ACCESSORIES ALBION LIVESTOCK MARKET; INC. Albion, NE 395-2000 l I The 1 Savings [1 national bank of Albion - Not The Biggest - But The Best Leon Nelson - Chris Nelson Hog Sale Tuesday a.m. Hog Cattle Sale Saturday Horse Sale As Advertised Office Phone: Albion, 395-2188 Nebraska For Auction Service Call: Leon Nelson - Tom Johnson - Chris Nelson The Auctioneers The Albion National Bank The Bank That Puts Community Money To Work In The Community! PO Box 471 Phone 395-2151 Albion, NE ALBION NEWS Serving Boone County Since 1879. Albion, NE 395-2115 107 (402)-395-6771 Albion, Nebraska Congratula tions To The Seniors 1979 Stewart Studio PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST ------------- Wedding ■ Commercial ■ Portraiture ■ Phone 395-2402 225 South Fourth Street Albion. Nebraska 68620 Dr. Sweet Albion, NE MIKE’S BAR Lunches, Drinks, Magazines Cold Beer For Warm Friends QUALSETT FURNITURE Jim And Darlene Allen Phone: (402) 395-6500 Albion, NE 395-8096 Albion, Nebraska 108 We Carry A Complete Line Of Liquid, Sack Feed, And Bulk Feeds. We Can Also Custom Grind And Mix To Suit You. Buy Direct And Save SULLIVAN MOTORS Chevrolet Oldsmobile 395-2147 Albion, NE 395-2131 BUS 305-2195 GzalI am Inc. John Johnson RC8 305-6065 Denny Borer Res 305 6530 S. Hwy. 39 14 Albion DORIS’S FLORAL AND GIFTS •Fresh Flower Corsages And Bouquets For All Occasions •Weddings Our Speciality 421 Main St. Albion, NE 402-395-6050 GEYER PONTIAC -- BUICK - GMC - West Highway 91 Phone: 395-2128 Albion, NE 68620 “SVOBODAS SHOES” The Family Store In Albion And Home of Good Shoes Wishes Good Luck To The St Edward Beavers ALBION FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP ( The Best For Less” Dean And Carolyn Schmidt KANSAS-NEBRASKA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, INC. m 452 So. 6th St. Albion, NE 68620 109 FLEISCHER REX ALL DRUG For All Your Driving Needs Prescriptions - Sundries L iquor R.J. Larson L.D. Houfek BOB JOHNSON MOTORS, INC. Columbus, NE Home Of Jim TRIEZE STUDIO Award Winning Photography Jim Frieze Was Selected One Of The Top Ten Photographers And One Of Two Top Wedding Photographers In Columbus Columbus, NE 2464-33rd Ave Phone: 564-3713 Volkswagen Mazda Columbus, Nebraska (402) 564-8552 We Care About Your Car ANDERSON STUDIO Gary R. Anderson, Owner Award Winning Photography Phone: 564-2833 2414 - 13th St. Columbus, NE 110 DALE BRASS BUCKLE ELECTRONICS Guys And Builds Some Of Gals The Worlds Finest Components 2518 13th St. Columbus, Nebraska . . . You Can Build A Career At Dale Congratulations To The Dale Class of 1979 DALE Electronics Inc. B-D becton-dickinson Columbus, Nebraska Division Of Becton, (An Equal Opportunity Employer) Columbus, NE Dickenson Co. Phone: 564-8128 GENOA AUTO Wagic PARTS BEAUTY WIG SALON y J v y 2419 - 23rd St. JSN 4 '1| J Columbus. Nebx. “f 4 ' . 55 Genoa, Nebraska 5 Operators — V“T y Open Evenings by Appointment, fj JUT •We Hepalr Bad Haircuts' Phone 993-2259 GENOA CO-OP GENOA NATIONAL Tires - Tubes Petroleum Products BANK LP Gas The Bank That Does Bottled And Bulk More! 993-2245 Genoa, NE FDIC And Genoa, NE Full Service 993-6608 in ALBION LIVESTOCK MARKET. INC. Not Tho Biggest — Bmt Tko Bott Leon Nelson — Chris Nelson HOG SALE TUESDAY A.M. — HOG CATTLE SALE SATURDAY HORSE SALES AS ADVERTISED OFFICE PHONE 395-2188 ALBION, NEBRASKA far 41eft a lacrUa Call Laaa Haifa—Tam Jahtaa—Ckrli Haifa Tha 4actlaaaari” ($10.00 Patrons) Albion Lockers-Albion Ernst Olds-Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc.-Columbus ($7.50 I Patrons) Don Dreesen-Century 21 Austin-Campbell Realty-Columbus Nore's Jewelry-Albion ($5.00 Patrons) Niemann Cleaning Village-St. Edward Looking Glass Barber Shop-Genoa Atwater Bros. Ins. Agents-Alblon Bob's Bar-Alblon Schlange Cleaners-Albion Williams Bros. Co.-Fash 'N Fab Columbus Blue Bird-Columbus Paul Schumaker-Columbus Person's Sport Shop, Inc.-Columbus ($3.00 Patrons) Tom's Country Muslc-Columbus J ®lah! DRINK MILK WlvnHiMVY GENOA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Genoa, Nebraska 706 Ewing Ave. 402-993-2283 112