Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

1970 TOMAHAWK Tecuniseh High School Tecumseh, Nebraska SPONSOR: CO-EDITORS: BUS. MGMT: LAY-OUT: COPY: PHOTOG.: HAL BROWN D. PELLA, D. BLESSING L. BECK.chm. J. GIESER, chm. K. McCULLA, chm. D. PIERSOL, chm. A. BRAY, Chm. DIV. PAGES, COVER, ART: Foreword We the builders of this yearbook, the Tomahawk, present to you, the students of Tecumseh, the history of your school days. We have strived to blueprint your school life, and between these covers are recorded your golden memories in a lasting and permanent structure of your great days atT.H.S. We are young and are learning to accept the responsibilities that are bestowed on us when we first open the doors at T.H.S. We realize that the activities we belong to throughout the school year bring us closer and closer to accept the responsibilities of adulthood. Contents Seniors..............................4 Undergrads .........................16 Organizations.......................28 Activities .........................48 Sports..............................66 Society.............................80 Faculty.............................92 3 Alan Pleratt Bob Halverstadt Jan Farley Memories are golden ... Life at Tecumseh High School was not composed only of studies and extracurricular activities; there were certain ingredients which can be defined only by a senior. As we look back, we remember our final year of our high school life-the time and effort spent on learning, the excited buzz of a basketball game, the ’’sneak trip, the time the teacher you couldn't stand wrote excellent across your composition. We were no longer followers, but leaders-the heads of organizations, the stars in sports, the best informed, the most mature, no more the underclassmen-the Seniors. We've come a long way from the first day of kindergarten when we learned to say our names, addresses, and telephone numbers. We have almost completed one cycle of education and life. With this we have learned responsibility and self-dependence. Our lives were molded by many hands-the hands of teachers, the hands of friends, the hands of parents. Upon graduation, we will all go our separate ways-some are college bound, others begin new jobs in new cities, still others perhaps begin families-but all go their separate ways. No matter what that choice is, the senior's future is a direct result of the days at THS and the knowledge gained there. Having always looked forward to being the seniors, the class of 1970 had its dream come true on the first day of the f69-'70 school year. Numerous class meetings were held and with the assistance of Mr. Blum-horst, Mr. Beck, and the class officers, many important decisions were made-the selection of announcements, caps and gowns, and the choice of the colors. The class of 1970 selected green and gold as their colors, and the white rose as their flower. Their class motto, In Youth We Learn, In Age We Understand, exemplifies the completion of one cycle of education and life. The ultimate goal for which they were working was the sneak trip to the Lake of the Ozarks. In order to take this trip, approximately two thousand dollars was needed. This was raised by magazine sales, which raised more money than any year previous, class dues, a soup supper and the Senior Class Play. It was a lot of hard work but worth it when the ultimate goal was reached. Four years of high school life ended as forty-three seniors were awarded their diplomas. The class of 1970 was the first class to complete four years of high school and graduate from the new THS building. Jim Wolken '0f s Roger Bartels Linda Beck Sally Blessing Ann Bray Barbara Brown Youth We Learn Senior Musclemen Bill Campbell 6 In Age We Understand Randy Dittmer Bob Finke Wendee Ford Lyell Chittenden Jean Gieser 7 8 Debbie Keedy 9 Kathy McAlexander Delores Neeman Gary Parrish Diane Pella Working Hard at the Senior Soup Supper 10 Janet Schultz Pat Schultz Billine Seckman Rick Smith Joyce Swanson Ann TenHulzen Connie Wagner Gary Wall Charlene Walters Marlene Walters 12:00 Midnight -- Destination Ozarks Captain Jack will rent you anything but his girlfriend. At 12:20, a little behind schedule, 39 seniors pulled out of the school parking lot on their way to the long awaited sneak trip in the Lake of the Ozarks. Arriving early to Kalfran Lodge, they toured Bagnell Dam. During the three day vacation the seniors enjoyed such activities as swimming, boating, touring the caverns, dances, hot dog roasts, the Ozark Opry, a show boat ride on the Larry Don , shopping in Dogpatch, and water balloon fights. The seniors were put on probation by Kalfran authorities even before they arrived at the lodge, but as they left, Dick, the manager, seemed disappointed that Tecumseh was leaving. A memorable time was enjoyed by everyone and we hope that the pictures on these pages will bring to mind some special memories to each of the seniors who took the trip. 12 Seniors invade Kalfran Senior Class Of 1970 Valedictorian Alan Pieratt Salutatorian Billine Seckman In Youth We Learn In Age We Understand. 14 No Man is an Island” sung by C. Wagner, J. Swanson, K. Neemann, M. Walters, L. Beck, B. Brown, W. Ford, P. McAlexander, C. Walters, J. Schultz, J. Gieser, D. Schultz, D. Pella, A. Bray 17 HEhHHH J. Allan Freshmen Adapt To School Life D. Baum V. Goings M. Goracke R. Goracke M. Grof V T. Hackbart J. Halverstadt H. Hamel J. Horn R. Hothan J. Jewell 18 R. Kerr D. Lade C. Lantz S. McPherrin R. Mahoney R. Meints Freshmen Having Fun 19 R. Rinne L. Roberts L. Schmiegelow B. Schultz F. Seckman D. Riggins Class Officers; R. to L.: B. Feurer, Pres.; H. Hamel, Vice Pres.; R. Boline, Sec.; R. Hothan, Treas. J. Sellhorn B. VanWinkle 3. Wall L. Wolken V. Wolken D. Sobotta K. Steinauer D. Straube 20 S. TenHulzen Making New Friends D. Wright Sophomores Accept Challenge Sophomores registered for the required subjects of biology, English, and physical education which they found challenging. They also took varied electives as music, home economics, world history and speech. They continued their membership in various clubs such as FFA, FHA, Pep Club, T-Club and Y-Teens. The boys participated in the sports of football, track, wrestling, basketball, and cross country. The girls were active in volleyball and girls track. The Sophomores received second place on their Homecoming skit. Eight boys and eight girls were selected from their class to serve as waiters and waitresses at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The highlight of the year was the Sweetheart Dance, which the Sophomores were in charge of. C. Bartels M. Behrends G. Brockman L. Bartels R, Borrenpohl D. Brown J. Bates D. Bray C. Bryan S. Butler P- Campbell D. Chritton B. Clifton R. Colton J. Davison D. DeLong B. Ebeler J. Evans J. Fankhauser R. Field T. Goings R. Gottula C. Guenther C. Haney 21 P. Higgins L. Hinrichs 3. Holben T. Hutt Z. Johnson R. Jones V. Kaster L. Keedy R. Kent D. Kemer L. Kettelhake C. Kleine M. Krontz R. Krontz P. Lade Sophomores Officers: Jan Wolken, President; Rick Staley, Vice-President; Dean DeLong, Secretary; and Theresa Goings, Treasurer. Sponsors are: Mr. Loew and Mr. Schulze. 22 J. Lempke B. Lueders T. McCoy p. McDowell R. Mommens T. Morrissey H. Moyer N. Olmsted A. Packett R. Packett K. Peek T. Pella C. Pfister M. Phillips P. Puchalla J. Rademacher D. Ramsey M. Riggins B. Rizor B. Schultz S. Schultz L. Sobotta R. Staley E. Stewart In Action R. Tagart A. Thompson R. Topp L. Troger B. Williams P. Wilmes J. Wolken R. Wolken S. Wright 23 W. Bolton J. Borrenpohl T. Davis A. Durman D. Ebeler J. Evans G. Garris C. Goracke M. Gottula D. Grof A. Grove C. Halverstadt D. Hazen B. Hitzeman S. Hupka You're Almost There, Juniors 24 D. Lacey J. Laug R. Lueders V T. Jones B. Knippelmeyer T. Krontz D. Mahoney J. Leuenberger G. McAlexander Class Of The leaders of our clan. K. McCulla D. Meister T. Morrissey C. Neemann C. Olsen G. Packett S. Pella G. Peters 25 S. Petersen D. Piersol S. Phillips F. Pooch S. Pope S. Pope M. Rieken C. Rinne B. Tagart G. Topp S. Wenzl B. Schultz D. Seckman L. Stephens J. Stewart D. Stover P. Sullivan 29 Row 1 L to R: C. Higgins, V. Krouse. Row 2: B. Seckman, K. McAlex-ander. Row 3: A. Ten Hulzen, C. Wagner. Row 4: T. Krontz, M. Rieken. Row 5: B. Knipplemeyer, S. Pella. Row 6: A. Grove, C. Goracke. Row 7: B. Brown, P. Schultz, C. Walters, A. Bray, P. Mahoney, D. Stover, M. Walters, J. Swanson, S. Blessing. Row 8: L. Beck, D. Neeman, W. Ford, D. Pella, J. Stewart, Jane Leuenberger, J. Gieser, J. Schultz, J. Farley. Pep Club Row Is L to R: S. Peterson, D. Ramsey, J. Wolken, L. Troeger. Row 2: B. Williams, P. Phillips, L. Laue,P. Puchalla. Row 3: B. Leuders, N. Laug, L. Pieratt, D. Hazen. Row 4: C. Kleine, M. Grof, C. Neeman, B. Rizor. Row 5: M. Krontz, J. Horn, E. Stewart, J. Halverstadt, V. 2 pint size Indians, our mascots; Princess Debbie Martin, and Chief Danny Bray. 4 - S-Row 1: L to R: E. Parrish, D. Martin, C.. Halverstadt, B. Wall, B. Schultz, D. Brown. Row 2: J. Rohmer, D. Bray, D. Keedy, J. Laug, T. Hackbart, B. Schultz. Row 3: P. Wilmes. Row 4: S. Phillips. Row 5: J. Evans, B. Ebeler, P. Higgins, B. Holben, T. Goings. Row 6: L. Hinrichs. Row 7: S. Butler. Row 8: C. Haney, V. Raster, R. Borrenpohl, S. Peterson, S. Pella. Row 9: G. Brockman, B. Schultz, R. Krontz, T. Morrissey, V. Wolken. Leuenberger. R. Jones, D. Baum, L. Schmiegelow, B. Schultz. Row 6:R.Pac-kett, C. Lantz, K. Steinauer, K. Peek. Row 7: C. Rinne, D. Sobotta, S. Pope, P. Lade. Row 8: S. Pope, J. Sellhom, V. Goings, N. Olmsted. Row 9: S. Butler, J. Fankhauser, L. Sobotta, V. Wolken. Pep Club Officers: L to R: L. Beck (Pres.), P. Schultz (Treas.), C. Goracke (V. Pres.), M. Rieken (Demerit Keeper), S. Blessing (Sec.). B-Team; L to R: R. Jones, V. Leuenberger, J. Halver-stadt, E. Stewart(Head), D. Baum. (Not Pictured) Alternates: K. Kleine. T. Goings. Varsity Cheerleaders; L to R; A. Bray, P. Mahoney (Head), J. Leuenberger, D. Pella, D. Stover, J. Stewart, (not pictured), alternate; W. Ford. T-Club Front Row: (L. to R.) M. Behrends, R. Goracke, B. Beh-rends, J. Rademacher, D. Bray, B. Tagart, D. Seckman, L. Kent, R. Staley, D. Blessing, R. Colton, T. McCoy, G. McAlexander. Second Row: L. Dunn, R. Field, B. Finke, A. Durman, P. McDowell, A. Pieratt, R. Smith, S. Colton, D. Elenga, L. Stephens, R. Kent, D. Piersol, S. Martin. Back Row: B. Campbell, J. Gregory, B. Feurer,B. Hothan, G. Parrish, J. Garris, B. Halverstadt, G. Wall,G. Peters, J. Borrenpohl, D. Ebeler, L. Chittenden, D. Delong, T. Davis, J. Hutt. Officers (L to R) B. Halverstadt-President, G. Parrish-Vice President, T-Club is frolic down in Kansas A. Pieratt-Secretary, B. Hothan-Treasurer. City. 33 Y-Teens Strive To Make A Better World To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. These things Tecumseh Y-Teens strived to do throughout this year. They helped with Homecoming, The Salvation Army Drive, a pre-school Christmas party, and they hid, and sacked Easter Eggs for the Easter Egg Hunt. A slumber-party was held in the high school gym. It could have been called a sleepless party for no one got much sleep. The year was brought to a close with the Y-Teen Banquet with the theme, Who Cares, We Care. The speaker was Mr. Ronald Sohl, of Beatrice, who gave an interesting speech on the theme. The Y-Teens have had an enjoyable year, despite all the problems they may have encountered along the way. Y-Teen Officers. L to R. 1st R. Treas. S. Blessing, Vice Pres. P. Mahoney, 2nd R. News Reporter B. Seckman, Sec. P. Schultz, Pres. W. Ford. Below Row 1, L to R. W. Ford, R. 2. A. Bray, C. Wagner, R. 3, M. Muller, B. Seckman, C. Higgins, J. Farley. R. 4, S. Blessing, K. McAlexander, A. Thompson, M. Walters, L. Beck, R. 5, D. Sobotta, J. Gieser, J. Schultz, C. Goracke, P. Schultz, P. Mahoney, C. Walters, V. Wolken. R. 6, T. Krontz, C. Kleine, K. Steinauer, S. Pope, J. Fankhauser, J. Horn, J. Sellhorn, K. Peek, B. Wall. Row 7, A. Grove, P. Higgins, J. Leuenberger, R. Borrenpohl, S. Pella, J. Evans, J. Wolken, B. Holben, S. Pope, S. Butler, V. Leuenberger. If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together...... I Corinthians 12:26 Revised Standard Version. Miss Muller gives Advisor's remarks. To her left: Mrs. Walter Kiechel, our consultant and honorary member. Mrs. Ford, President of the Mothers Council delivers her remarks on the year, and Y-Teen activities. The speaker Mr. Sohl is seated two places from Mrs. Ford's right. 35 L-R Row 1: Mrs. Brandt, D. Pella, S. Petersen, L. Sobot-ta, B. Schultz, T. Hackbart, L. Hinrichs, T. Morrissey, P. Lade, V. Kaster, R. Krontz, S. Pella, J. Sellhorn Row 2: B. Schultz, B. Knippelmeyer, D. Hazen, A. Ten-Hulzen, C. Kleine, E. Stewart, T. Goings, S. Wenzl, C. Halverstadt, C. Neemann, D. Stover, L. Pieratt, J. Horn Row 3: C. Haney, J. Stewart, V. Krouse, D. Keedy, J. Laug, V. Leuenberger, J. Halverstadt, V. Goings, P. Phillips, M. Krontz, N. Olmsted, P. Wilmes, D. Ramsey Row 4: S. Pope, A. Grove, C. Goracke, N. Rieken, T. Krontz, J. Leuenberger, G. Brockman, B. Ebeler, C. Bartels, J. Schultz, C. Wagner, P. Schultz Row 5: B. Rizor, C. Guenther, B. Williams, J. Swanson, D. Neemann, N. Laug, D. Baum, C. Lantz, B. Schultz, R. Pac-kett, P. Puchalla, R. Borrenpohl, D. Lacey. Mrs. Brandt displays the worm which performed at half-time at the Powderpuff Football game. 36 L-R Seated: A. TenHulzen (Treas.), J.Leuenberger (Vice- C. Goracke (Song Leader), N. Olmsted (Historian), D. Pres.), S. Petersen (Degree Chm.) Standing: L. Pleratt Pelia (Pres.), M. Krontz, (Secretary). (Freshman Representative), B. Schultz (Parliamentarian), 37 Diane leads the FHA through another meeting. L to R: T. Pella, L. Kettlehake, B. Tagart, B. Mommens, J. Schultz, H. Kettlehake, B. Tagart, S. Hupka, G. Topp, D. Grof, B. Clifton, G. Peters, G. Garris, B. Leuders, R. Topp, S. Schultz, L. Bartels. (Below) Sponsor: R. Dyer. FFA Officers: L to R, L. Kettlehake (Treasure), G. Peters (Sec.) J. Schultz (Sentinel), L. Bartels (Vice President), B. Clifton (News Reporter), H. Kettlehake (President). 38 Student Council Sitting (L. to R.) sing, J. Wolken, J. Leuenberger, N. Olmstead, S. Bles-A. Grove. Standing: F. Seckman, B. Hothan, A. Pieratt, G. Parrish, R. Field, D. Meister, D. Piersol, B. Feurer. The Student Council did an admirable job of representing the views of the 1969-1970 student body. Various projects which they sponsored were: assigning the dates on which a class or club would be in charge of the concessions stands at games, the Homecoming Dance, lyceums, and convocations. Officers were: President-S ally Blessing, Vice-President- Gary Parrish, Secretary- Jane Leuenberger, Treasurer - Bob Hothan. 39 1969-1970 Annual Staff A busy year was the outlook for the Co-Editors of the annual. Diane Pella and Dave Blessing had a year of planning and scheduling before them. It was up to them to see that the annual pages were done on time and pictures were taken. Those in charge of photography for the yearbook were Dave Meister, Dave Blessing, Bill Behrends, Tony Davis, and Dan Piersol. These boys were busy throughout the year taking pictures of classes, organizations, and activities. The Business Management group was in charge of selling annuals to the student body and teachers. Two hundred copies was the set goal. Counting the number of annuals sold are Kathy McAlexander, Pat Schultz, Steph Pella, Dave Meister, Linda Beck, and Greg McAlexander. The Year OJ The Warpath In order to have a good annual the copy must be perfect. This was the purpose of the copy department. Kim McCulla, Marlene Walters, Debbie Hazen, Charlene Walters, and Jean Gieser were always around to check and recheck this part of the annual. The Lay-Out group was in charge of arranging the pictures on the annual pages. Included in this group are Kim McCulla, Debbie Hazen, Steph Pella, Jean Gieser, and Ann Bray. Barb Knippelmeyer, Ann Bray, Bill Campbell, and Suzanne Pope were in charge of the annual cover, art, and division pages. They had to decide which colors to use and what emblem was going to be used in the annual. Back row left to right Billine Seckman Richard Kerr Randy Field Jim Wolken Bill Hitzeman Ann Bray 2nd row seated - left to right Julie Horn Pam Lade Lola Hinrichs Ruth Borrenpohl Marian Krontz Judy Evans Janet Frankhauser 1st row seated - left to right Jan Farley Virginia Leuenberger Jane Leuenberger Theresa Krontz Connie Halverstadt Karen Peek Nancy Laug Percussion Takes Over Woodwinds Wind Up 42 From left to right Charlene Walters Jody Halverstadt Jim Wolken Tim Morrissey Patty Wilmes From left to right Jan Wolken Suzanne Pope Wendee Ford Marlene Walters Joyce Laug Majorettes Step Out Brass In Action From the sousaphone left to right Gary Parrish Randy Kent Fred Seckman Terry Hackbart Dean DeLong Richard Staley Barb Brown Lester Kettelhake Doug Brockman Donald Straube Les Gobber Dave Lade Jim Bates Mike Behrends Dan Seckman Bob Tagart Brad Pope Dennis Chritton 43 Band Officers From left to right Jim Wolken Billine Seckman Jan Farley Richard Staley Speech Diane Pella won the local Voice of Democracy Marlene Walters receives a savings bond for winning the contest, local American Legion Speech contest. Clockwise: Joan Stewart, Ann Bray, Debbie Hazen and Linda Beck were in a one act play called Overtones” at the Dist. Speech contest. Honors . 46 Tony Davis - All State Honorable Mention Basketball And More Honors Freshman Play Cast. Dan Piersol - Boys State. Sharlet Peterson - Girls State. Roger Hothan - Mr. Irresistible. Linda Beck - Betty Crocker Award. Barb Brown - Superior Coronet Solo. Gary Wall - All State Music Clinic and Su- Sharon Butler - Outstanding Girls Track, perior rating at District Music Contest. 49 V' “The Adventures Of Dave gets knighted That's a gem of a helmet Juniors In Cast Don Quixote.........................Dave Blessing Sancho Panza .............. Tony Davis Antonia .................. Debbie Lacey Josephina .............Joan Stewart Rocinante ............. Tim Morrissey, Dan Ebeler Teresa .................. Theresa Krontz Sanchita ................ Suzanne Pope Dr. Samson Carrasco . . Jim Borrenpohl Master Nicholas .... Dan Piersol Miguel ............................Dave Meister Alicia .......... Barbara Knippelmeyer Master Pedro .... Lyle Stephens Leandra ................. Deborah Hazen Extra's 50 Don Quixote” 51 Turn Back The Clock Cast Of Characters Mrs. Anna Palmer ................... Connie Higgins Mr. Arthur Palmer ............................ Alan Pieratt Sally Palmer ................................. Pat Mahoney Larry Palmer ................................. Rick Smith Evie Palmer....................................Connie Wagner Hilda ................................... Linda Beck Phyllis McSorley ......................... Charlene Walters Charles Hill ................................... Jim Wolken Johnnie Stone ................................ Don Elenga Ollie Bannister...........................Harold Kettelhake Babs Bannister ........................... Debbie Keedy Maybelle Harrison .............................. Jean Gieser Irene Isherwood .............................. Diane Pella Slim Bascombe .................................. Gary Kroeze Dancers .................................. Marlene Walters Jim Schultz Lyell Chittendon Bill Campbell I guess I know what I am doing........Iam not going bananas. Daddy, after all Charlie's been through the least I can do Crooner Rick honors us with a song. is give him something. Front row: (1. to r.) Connie Halverstadt; County Commissioner, Jane Leuenberger; County Judge, Susie Wenzl; Clerk of the District Court, Mary Jane Rieken; County Extension Agent, Chris Neemann; County Commissioner, Back row: Bill Behrends; County Sheriff, Dan Seckman; County Attorney, Jim Borrenpohl; County Assessor, Dave Mahoney; County Clerk, Dave Blessing; County Treasurer, Carol Goracke; County Superintendent, Tony Davis; A.S.C. (not pictured, Dave Meister; County Commissioner) County Government Day Fifth Annual Honors Convocation Sally Blessing - Student Council President. Dave Blessing - Time Award, Jean Geiser - Superior rating - Interperative Public Address - District Speech Contest. Sponsored by the Student Council, Honors Convocation was held May 9, 1970 in the High School Auditorium. Sally Blessing gave the welcoming speech, followed by awards. The purpose of the convocation is to honor students that have done outstanding work during the year. Billine Seckman - Outstanding Bandsman Award. Janet Fankhauser - Bertha Ingersoll Music Scholarship for All-State. 56 National Honor Society Front row left to right: BUllne Seckman, Pat Mahoney, Hulzen, Jean Gelser, Alan Pieratt, Lyle Stephens, Ann Bray, Jane Leuenberger. Back row: Ann Ten- Diane Pella, and not pictured Dan Piersol. The National Honor Society is elected by the teachers on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character. Mr. Brown presented returning honors to Pat Mahoney, Billine Seckman, and Diane Pella. The rest were made up of three Juniors and four Seniors. The gang has gathered for the start of a shootln' match between Annie and Frank. Annie is being accepted in the Sioux Indian Tribe. Chief Sitting Bull is chanting the ceremony song. “Annie Get Cast Of Characters Charlie Davenport...........................................Bill Behrends Dolly Tate ......................................... Diane Pella Winnie Tate .........................................Kim McCulla Mac ...............................................Mark Goracke Foster Wilson..................................... Bill Campbell Tommy Keeler ......................................Lyle Stephens Frank Butler ........................................ Tony Davis Annie Oakley .....................................Sally Blessing Little Jake (Her brother) ..........................Fred Seckman Nellie ............................................Diana Ramsey Jessie (Her sister)..................................Debra Brown Minnie .............................................. Linda Beck Col. Wm. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill)......................Dan Piersol Major Gordon Lillie (Pawnee Bill)............................Pat McCulla Chief Sitting Bull ................................... Gary Wall Pawnee's Messenger ............................... Richard Kerr Footman ...........................................Dave Blessing Sylvia Potter Porter.................................Wendee Ford 58 Annie getting a bargain from Mr. Wilson for shooting against Annie singing, You Can't Get a Man With a Gun. Frank Butler in a shootin' match. Your Gun The crowd gathering to welcome Col. Wm. F. Cody (BuffaloBill) The Cowgirls performing their tricks with their guns, to their town. 59 Music Officers: Mrs. Brown, A. TenHulzen, G. Parrish, D. Pella, R. Field, J. Stewart Music Department This was a busy year for the vocal music department and its small groups. They sang at all our holiday convocations, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Almost the entire second semester was devoted to preparation for the District Music Contest held in Nebraska City on April 23rd and 24th. A pre-contest concert was given in the gym the week before, and parents were invited to attend. All the small groups took part in the contest and really came out on top, with Madrigal receiving a 1, both Boys Octet and Quartet a 1, and Triple Trio, Trio, Girls Sextet, and Mixed Octet 2s. Everybody worked hard. Another highlight for the small groups was that they got to sing one night for the Mrs. Jay-cees. Some of the groups were chosen to sing for graduation exercises in May. All the groups really appreciated our accompanists who gave up their time, too. 60 Trio: D. Pella, B. Brown, S. Blessing Triple Trio: D. Hazen, R. Jones, P. Lade, A. Thompson, K. McCulla, J. Wolken, S. Pella, J. Stewart, T. Morrissey. Accompanists: J. Geiser, J. Wolken, J. Fankhauser, J. Wolken Boys Quartet: L. Stephens, B. Behrends, T.Davis, G. Wall Mixed Octet: Back row: B. Brown, D. Pella, W. Ford, S. Blessing. Front row: B. Behrends, T. Davis, G. Wall, L. Stephens Girls Sextet (top to bottom): W. Ford, J. Geiser, D. Pella, B. Brown, S. Blessing, L. Beck Boys Octet: Back row: L. Stephens, R. Field, G. Wall, M. Goracke. Front row: D. Blessing, T. Davis, B. Behrends, P. Sullivan rigal: Back row: B. Behrends, T. Davis, R. Field, all, P. Sullivan, D. Blessing, M. Goracke. 2nd row: _____ S. Blessing, P. Lade, W. Ford, J. Stewart, K. McCulla. Front row: B. Brown, A. TenHulzen, T. Morrissey Journalism Dave Blessing and Steph Pella received 2nd place in a Journalism contest. The Journalism class is also responsible for producing the annual. Seen above is Sponsor: Mr. Hal Brown with one of the co-editors: Diane Pella. These people attended the NHSPA Journalism clinic. From left to right they are Diane Pella, Steph Pella, The class produces articles for the paper on Dave Blessing, Jean Gieser, and Linda Beck, events occuring at school. Shang-Ri-La Juniors Create Romantic Atmosphere Shang-ri-la was the theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held May 2, 1970. The Sophomore waiters and waitresses provided entertainment for the Banquet by singing to Shang-ri-la. The Junior prophecies were presented by Dan Piersol and the Senior wills by Bill Campbell. After the meal, music was provided by the Music . A free late movie was also provided entitled, Goodbye Columbus . 64 Junior-Senior Prom Waiters And Waitresses Featured in background at the banquet are the Waiters and Waitresses entertaining. Front row: (L. to R.) Debbie Brown, Terry Morrissey, Theresa Goings, Nancy Olm-stead, Ellen Stewart, Jan Wolken, Marian Krontz, and Diana Ramsey. Back row: Tim McCoy, Tom Hutt, Phil McDowell, Randy Kent, Dean Delong, Rick Staley, Randy Colton, Dennis Chritton. 65 67 L. to R. J. Rademacher, J. Borrenpohl, L. Chittenden, D. Elenga, A. Pieratt, T. Davis, B. Halverstadt, D. Seckman, D. Meister, J. Hutt, B. Campbell, G. Parrish, R. Smith, B. Finke, L. Stephens, Coach Cornwell. 2nd row: Coach Dunn, M. Behrends, F. Seckman, R. Meints, L.Gobber, L. Roberts, J. Reiken, D. Lade, T. Morrissey, T. McCoy, R. Team Captain: Bob Halverstadt, Gary Parrish Wolken, M. Goracke, J. Jewell, J. Ebbers,G. McAlexander, R. Borrenpohl. 3rd row: J. Lempke, B. Hitzeman, B. Tagart, R. Field, D. Ebeler, G. Peters, J. Bates, R. Bohling, D. Delong, D. Piersol, B. Fuerer, P. Sullivan, S. McPherrin, M. Riggins, Coach Anderson. Coaches: K. Cornwell, L. Dunn, L. Anderson 68 T-Town 38 Nebr. City Lourdes 12 T-Town 19 SE Nebr. Cons. (Stella) 0 T-Town 14 Falls City Sacred Heart 12 T-Town 0 Southern High (Wymore) 16 T-Town 8 Johnson-Brock 0 T-Town 26 Humboldt 12 T-Town 21 Pawnee City 0 T-Town 33 Wilber 0 T-Town 20 Auburn 20 This year the 1969 Football season was one of the most successful seasons in the past several years. We won 7 games, lost 1, and tied 1 with Auburn. Together with the boys and the coaches we were able to put together a great team. Five boys were selected for All-Conference. They were: Gary Parrish, Alan Pieratt, Tony Davis, Dave Meister, and Dan Ebeler. We are glad to see that our coaches will be returning next year and we hope to see as good a season as this year's. Southeast Border Champs 70 Basketball “69”-“70” Tecumseh experienced a good season this year in basketball. Although the Indians were the shorter team in every game played, we still managed to win 16 and drop only 7. The highlight of the season, which included 3 tournament trophies, was the upset win over Sterling on their home court. WE THE Humboldt 68 41 Nebraska City Lourdes 55 43 Auburn 57 52 Adams 60 80 Johnson-Brock OT 73 72 Fairbury Fairbury Tournament 60 78 Southern 20 18 Pawnee City 46 59 Johnson-Brock 40T 68 67 Sterling S.E.B.C. 46 59 Humboldt 57 55 Wilber 67 62 Sterling OT 60 58 Weeping Water 71 51 Falls City High 70 87 Auburn 55 67 Southeast Consolidated 87 74 Southern 72 63 Falls City Sacred Heart 56 48 Nemaha Valley 63 38 Nemaha Valley 69 50 Humboldt District C-l 68 62 Pawnee City 56 75 Trophies won by T- Town Cagers this year I Basketball net taken down at Sterling, after our victory 71 Happy coaches Martin and Anderson Campbell fires over Humboldt defender row: Coach Martin, L. Stephens, D. Delong, G. Peters, P. McDowell, J. Garris Davis leaps high against Nemaha Valley Varsity from left to right Front row: J. Hutt, B. Hothan, B. Halverstadt, T. Davis, G. Wall, B. Campbell, Second The Tecumseh B-Team had a very respectable season this year. They experienced 11 wins while dropping only 4. The B-Team is coached by Larry Anderson. Halverstadt shoots against Pawnee City Hothan guns again, this time against Wilber Junior Varsity from left to right Front row: C. Olson, D. Ebeler, D. Piersol, D. Seckman, J. Lempke, B. Tagart, D. Kerner, Second row: Coach Anderson, J. Rademacher, M. Gottula, T. Pella, L. Kettelhake, R. Wolken, S. Moyer, T. McCoy. Back row: B. Vanwinkle, A. Durman, B.Tagart,S. Colton, row; M. Behrends, D. Goracke, D. Blessing, B. Behrends, B. Fuerer, L. Chittenden, R. Meints, Coach Dunn. Front R. Colton, J. Rleken, G. McAlexander Wrestling T-Town Visitor 5 Wymore Southern 43 19 Syracuse 29 33 Adams 23 55 Southeast 21 17 Syracuse 29 6 Wymore Southern 44 19 Tri-County 31 Conference Bob Fuerer 2nd Gregg McAlexander 3rd Steve Colton 3rd Alan Durman 3rd Dave Blessing 4th Randy Colton 4th The team placed 5th out of 7 teams District Gregg McAlexander 2nd 74 Front: Fred Seckman, Larry Wolken, Lyle Roberts, Dave Blessing, Dick Bray, Dan Seckman, Tom Hutt, Tom Jones, Rhett Meints, and Roger Borrenpohl. Middle: Mark Goracke, Rick Staley, John Lempke, Lyle Stephens, Lyell Chittenden, Randy Field, Spence McPherrin, Rich Wolken, and Randy Kent. Standing: Coach Dunn, Pat Sullivan, Tony Davis, Jim Gregory, Bob Fuerer, Gary Parrish, Dan Piersol, Jim Hutt, Phil McDowell, Dean DeLong, Bill Campbell, and Coach Cornwell. SCORES Tecumseh Tecumseh 65 Tecumseh 85 Opponent Johnson 60 Humboldt 44 2nd-Southeast Border Meet 9th-Red Grovert Relays 8th-Southern Border Conference Meet 75 L. to R.: Mr. Martin, Rick Staley, Randy Kent, Phil McDowell, Dick Bray, and Larry Wolken Cross Country Triangular Conference 21st Rick 16th Rick Phil 4th Phil 7th Dick 7th Randy 14th Randy 12th Larry 28th Larry 18th 76 Golf Front row: (L. to R.) T. McCoy and B. Campbell. Second row: P. McCulla, Coach Anderson, G. McAlexander, T. Kunzman. Golf Schedule Nemaha Valley at Tecumseh Tecumseh at Syracuse Tecumseh at Southern Tecumseh at Nemaha Valley Pawnee City at Tecumseh State Meet at St. Paul For the first time Tecumseh boys participated in golf. For their first year they made a good showing. The highlight of the season was the two day trip to St. Paul for the State Sand greens meet. 77 Bill Campbell lines up a putt. The Volleyball team participated in ten games during the season, included in these were the Peru and Syracuse In-vitationals. Volleyball: Top Left: V. Wolken, S. Butler, J. Evans, J. Sellhorn, P. Phillips, P. Higgins, R. Krontz, K. Peek, T. Krontz, K. Steinauer, J. Wolken, C. Kleine, P. Wilmes, V. Goings, C. Rinne, J. Fankhauser. Growing Interest Girl's Athletics The Track girls participated in five meets during the season. Track: Row 1: C. Kleine, P. Puchalla, L. Pieratt, V. Leuenberger, J. Wolken, N. Laug, K. Steinauer, B. Wall. Row 2: J. Leuenberger, S. Petersen, C. Guenther, T. Hackbart, A. Thompson, P. Higgins, B. Rizor, Sponsor: Miss M. Muller. Row 3: J. Sellhorn, S. Butler, N. Olmsted, V. Wolken, S. Pella, V. Goings, R. Krontz. 78 Tony Davis receives All Conference in Football and Basketball, Tony also received the trophy for having the most free throws. Bob Hothan received Southern Conference, 2nd team in basket- o Mr. Schulze acted as Master of Ceremonies and shown in the background is Mr. Leroy Zentic who was the guest speaker and his wife. Athletic Banquet 79 81 Homecoming Royalty and Court, L to R 1st R. L. Chittenden, D. Pella, G. Parrish, P. Mahoney, C. Wagner, B. Campbell. 2nd R. B. Halverstadt, A. Bray, S. Blessing, J. Hutt. See no evil, Hear no evil, and Speak no evil, except at football practice. Homecoming '69 The bonfire rally must have been interpreted by the gods as a rain dance. For despite all the skits and the pep rally that were held the traditional homecoming rain continued to fall. By game time the center of the playing field had become a sea of mud and water. This could not stop T-Town's eleven indomitable mudmen as they waded to an eight to nothing victory over the Johnson Brock Eagles. Pat Mahoney and Gary Parrish (pictured on the opposite page) reigned as King and Queen of the Homecoming festivities. While alumni and students of THS danced to the music of the Midwest Sound. Juniors took first place with their skit: Barney, Barney, ooooooooo! Ah! 83 Seated (L to R): B. Hothan, S. Blessing Standing: M. stadt, A. Bray, B. Campbell, A. TenHulzen, J. Hutt, J. Behrends, T. Goings, W. Ford, L. Chittenden, B. Halver- Schultz, J. Stewart, T. Davis Christmas spirits were dampened a little this year, but only on the outside. The line-up of smiles proves that a touch of wet won't hurt our hardy crew (especially when there's any fun involved !). The dance was sponsored by the Pep Club and T-Club, and was held on December 22nd. The 1969 Christmas candidates were presented (finally), and Sally Blessing and Bob Hothan were crowned as Queen and King. Front How: (L. to R.) V. Leuenberger, B. Williams, M. Schultz. Back Row: H. Hamel, R. Staley, D. Seckman, B. Reiken, A. TenHulzen, D. Pella, A. Bray, W. Ford, P. Campbell, J. Hutt, B. Halverstadt, G. Wall, L. Chittenden. Sweetheart Dance The 1970 Tecumseh High School Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the sophomore class, was held February thirteenth with the theme, This Magic Moment. Giving up their 1969 crowns, King Dan Davison and Queen Beth Dilla-plain were pleased to make a magic moment come true for the new Sweetheart King, Bob Halverstadt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halverstadt, and Queen Ann Bray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bray. The first runners-up were Bill Campbell and Ann TenHulzen; second run- ners-up, Gary Wall and Diane Pella; third runners-up Jim Hutt and Pat Schultz; and fourth runners-up Lyell Chittenden and Wendee Ford. The freshman attendants were Harold Hamel and Virginia Leuenberger; sophomore, Rick Staley and Barb Williams; and junior, Dan Seckman and Mary Jane Rieken. After the crowning of the king and queen, gifts were presented to them. They began their reign by dancing to the Young Rascal's version of More , by the Band. 87 89 Mr. Merle Beck Back row: (L. to R.) J. DeFreece, L. Gregory, J. Olmstead Front row: T. Wherry, R. Jewell. Our Superintendent I hope the year has found the students gaining wisdom and stature in their goal to becoming better citizens. Board Of Education President of School Board, Dr. Keith Shuey. Our Guidance Counselor Another busy year is history. The area of financial aid has been on a par with the past efforts. Some members of the community are beginning to look to the counseling office as a resource of reformation and assistance, and that is certainly a step in the direction for which it was created. How successful our program is has to be measured in terms of the achievements of our students; particularly those in post-high school education. Mr. Hal Brown 1 Mr. Virgil Blumhorst Our Principal Today education is becoming more and more important. It is a privilege rather than a right to obtain twelve years of learning. Too many times we lose sight of this. More and more needs to be learned in less and less time. Time for repetition or going slow is no longer possible. Everyone, students, parents, faculty, administration, Board of Education and the community must realize that education is everyone's responsibility to work for the school's goal. Mr. Larry Kitzel Mrs. Ann Brown Senior High Instrumental Music Senior High Vocal Music, Speech We Express Our Thanks To Hard-working Faculty Mr. Larry Dunn Typing I, Business Economics Law, General Business, Football and Wrestling Coach, assistant Track 92 coach Mr. Leroy Loew Business Machines, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, On the Job Training i Mr. Joe Kuttler Algebra I, General Math Mr. Richard Anderson Geometry, Trigonometry Mrs. Eunice Parrish Media Specialist, Library Science, Audio-Visual For The Guidance, Inspiration, And Knowledge Imparted This School Year Mrs. JoAnne Rohmer Sophomore and Junior English Mr. Gerald Kirkendall Freshmen and Senior English, Sophomore General English I 93 Mr. Ronald Dyer Automechanics I and II, General Metals, Agriculture Faculty Mr. Robert Icenogle Chemistry, Physics, Biology Mrs. Janis Brandt Home Economics I and II, Freshman Home Economics, Family Living Mr. John Schultze Arts and Crafts, Woodworking I and II, Drafting Encourages Achievement Mr. William Nelson Freshmen Science, Earth Science 94 Miss Marcee Muller Girls Track, Senior High Physical Education, Girls Volleyball Their Assistance Mr. Kenneth Cornwell American Government, Wo r Id History, Track Coach, Freshmen Basketball Coach, and assistant Football Coach Mr. Larry Anderson American History, Golf Coach, assistant Football and Basketball Coach Mrs. Marilyn Duensing Spanish I and II 95 We Appreciate Kitchen Staff: L. to R. M. Seward, F. Goings, M. Aust, S. Sapp, and A. Kent (head). Mrs. Mooney, Principal's Secretary Mrs. Ruby, Superintendent's Secretary Mrs. Baum - School Nurse Our Service Staff Our Bus Drivers - I. Delong, B. Morrissey, D. Mahoney, M. Mason Our Janitors - Ed Miller, Dick Mahoney, Nick Brammann. Faculty Index Anderson, Larry-68,73,77,83,95. Anderson, Richard-93. Beck, Merle-90. Blumhorst, Virgil-91. Brandt, Janis-36,94. Brown, Ann-60,92. Brown, Hal-63,91. Cornwell, Kenneth-95. Duensing, Marilyn-95. Dunn, Larry-33,68,74,76,83,92. Dyer, Ronald-38,94. Icenogle, Robert-94. Kirkendall, Gerald-93. Kitzel, Larry-92. Kuttler, Joe-93. Loew, Leroy-22,92. Martin, Stan-33,72,75,95. Muller, Marcella-34,78,95. Nelson, William- 94. Parrish, Eunice-31,93. Rohmer, JoAnn-31,93. Schulze, John-22,79,94. Senior Index Bartels, Roger-6. Beck, Linda-6,15,30,32,34,40,45,47,52, 62.63. Blessing, Sally- 6,15,30,32,34,39,56,61, 62.83.85. Bray, Ann-6,15,30,32,34,41,42,45,57,83, 85. Brown, Barbara-6,15,30,43,47,61,62. Campbell, Bill-6,33,41,52,68, 69, 72 , 76, 77.79.83.85. Chittenden, Lyell-7,33,52, 68,69, 74, 76, 85. Colton, Steve-4,33,74. Dittmer, Randy-7. Elenga, Don-7,33,52,68,69. Farley, Jan-4,30,34,42,44. Finke, Bob-7,33,68,69. Ford, Wendee-7,15,30,34,43,61,62,85. Gieser, Jean-7,15,34,41,45,52,56,57,61, 62.63. Gregory, Jim-8,33,76. Grof, Leonard-8. Halverstadt, Bob-4,33,68,69,72,83,85. Higgins, Connie-8,30,34,52. Hothan, Bob-8,33,39,72,7‘J,85. Hutt, Jim-8,33,68,69,72,76,83,85. Keedy, Debbie-8,31,36,52. Kent, Larry-9,33. Kettlehake, Harold-9,38,52. Kroeze, Gary-9,52. Krouse, Vicki-9,30,36. McAlexander, Kathy-9,15,30,34,40. Mahoney, Pat-9,30,32,34,52,57,82,83. Neemann, Delore -10,15,30,36. Parrish, Gary-10,33,39,43,60,68,69,76, 82.83. Pella, Diane-10,15,30,32,36,37,40,45,52, 57.60.61.62.63.83. Pieratt, Alan-4,14,33,39,52,57,68,69. Schultz, Jim-10,38,52. Schultz, Janet-10,15,30,34,36,85. Schultz, Pat-10,15,30,32,34,36,40. Seckman, Billine-10,14,30,34,42,44,56, 57. Smith, Richard-11,33,52,68. Swanson, Joyce-11,15,30,36. TenHulzen, Ann-11,30,36,37,57,60,62,85. Wagner, Connie-11,15,30,34,36,52,83. Wall, Gary-11,33,47,61,62,72. Walters, Charlene-11,15,30,34,41,42,52. Walters, Marlene-11,15,30,34,41,43,52. Wolken, Jim-4,42,44,52,61. Junior Index Behrends, Bill-24,33,40,61,62,54,74. Blessing, Dave-24,33,40,54,56,62,63,74, 76. Bolton, Wanda-24. Borrenpohl, Jim-24,33,54,68,83. Davis, Tony-24,33,40,46,54,61,62,68,69, 72,76,79,85. Durman, Alan-24,33,74. Ebeler, Dan-24,33,68,73. Evans, John-24. Garris, Gerald-24,33,38,72. Goracke, Carol-24,30,32,34,36,37,54. Gottula, Mark-24,73. Grof, David-24,38. Grove, Ann-24,30,36,39. Halverstadt, Connie-24,31,36,42,54. Hazen, Deborah-24,31,36,41,45,61. Hitzeman, Bill-24,42,68. Hupka, Steve-24,38. Jones, Tom-25,76. Knippelmeyer, Barbara-25,30,36,41. Krontz, Theresa-25,30,34,36,42,78. Kunzman, Tony-77. Lacey, Debbie-25,36. Laug, Joyce-25,31,36,43. Leuenberger, Jane-25,30,32,34,36,37,39, 42,54,57,78. Lueders, Robert-25,38. McAlexander, Greg-25, 33,40,46,68, 74, 77. McCulla, Kimberly-25,41,45,61,62. Mahoney, Dave-25,54. Meister, David-25,39,40,68,69. Morrissey, Timothy-25,42,68. Neeman, Christine-25,31,36,54. Olsen, Craig-25,73. Packett, Gary-25. Pella, Stephanie-25,30,31,36,37,78. Peters, Gary-25,33,38,68,7?. Peterson, Sharlet-26,30,31,36,37,47,78. Phillips, Susie-26,31. Piersol, Dan-25,33,39,40,47,68,73,76. Pooch, Fred-26. Pope, Sandie-26,30,34,36. Pope, Suzanne-26,31,34,41,43. Rieken, Mary Jane-26,30,32,36,54. Rinne, Cheryl-26,30,78. Schultz, Barbara-26,31,36,37. Seckman, Dan-26,33,57,61,62,68,72,76. Stephens, Lyle-26,33,57,61,62,68,72,76. Stewart, Joan-26,30,32,36,45, 60,61,62, 85. Stover, Debbie-26,30,32,36. Sullivan, Pat-26,62,68,76. Tagart, Bill-26,33,38,68,74. Topp, George-26,38. Wenzl, Susie-26,36,54. Sophomore Index Bartels, Carol-21,36. Bartels, Leroy-21,38. Bates, Jim-21,43,68. Behrends, Mike-21,33,43,68,74,85. Borrenpohl, Ruth-21,31,34,36,42. Bray, Dick-21,33,46,75,76. Brockman, Glenda-21,31,36. Bryan, Craig-21. Brown, Debbie-21,31. Butler, Sharon-21,30,31,34,47,78. Campbell, Paul-21,68. Chritton, Dennis-21,43. Clifton, Bradly-21,38. Colton, Randy-21,33,74. Davison, Jim-21. DeLong, Dean-21,22,33,43,68,72,76. Ebeler, Betty-21,31,36. Evans, Judy-21,31,34,42,78. Fankhauser, Janet-21,30,34,42,56,61,78. Field, Randy-21,33,39,42,60,62,68,76. Goings, Theresa-21,22,31,36,85. Gottula, Ruth-21. Guenther, Cindy-21,36,78. Haney, Carol-21,31,36. Higgins, Penny-22,31,78. Hinrichs, Lola-22,31,34,36,42. Holben, Beth-22,31,34. Hutt, Tom-22,76. Jones, Ruth-22,31,32,61. Johnson, Craig-22. Kaster, Vickie-22,31,36. Keedy, Lowell-22. Kent, Randy-22,33,75,76,83. Kerner, Daniel-22,73. Kettelhake, Lester-22,38,43,73. Lempke, John-22,68,73,76. Kleine, Christy-22,30,34,36,78. Krontz, Marian-22,30,36,37,42. Krontz, Reva-22,31,36,78. Lade, Pam-22,31,36,42,61,62. Lueders, Beverly-22,30. McCoy, Tim-22,33,68,73,77. McDowell, Phil-22,33,72,75,76. Mommens, Robert-22,38. Morrissey, Theresa-22,31,36,61,62. Moyer, Harold-22,73. Olmsted, Nancy-22,31,36,37,39,78. Packett, Alan-22. Packett, Ranae-23,30,36. Peek, Karen-23,31,34,42,78. Pella, Tom-23,38,73. Pfister, Cathy-23. Phillips, Mark-23. Puchalla, Pat-23,31,36,78. Rademacher, John-23,33,68,73. Ramsey, Diana-23,31,36. Riggins, Mike-23,68. 98 Rizor, Barbara-23,31,36,78. Schultz, Beverly-23,31,36. Schultz, Steve-23,38. Sobotta, LouAnn-23,31,36. Staley, Richard-22,23,33.43,44,75,76. Stewart, Ellen-22,23,30,36. Tagart, Bob-23,43,68,73. Thompson, Alice-23,34,61,78. Topp, Ronald-23,38. Troeger, Linda-23,31. Williams, Barbara-23,30,36. Wilmes, Patty-23,31,36,42,78. Wolken, Jan-22,23,31,34,39,43,61,78. Wolken, Richard-23,68,73,76. Wright, Steve-23. Freshman Index Allen, James-18. Baum, Debbie-18,31,32,36. Behrends, Arlan-18. Bohling, Ronald-18,68. Borrenpohl, Roger-18,68,76. Brockman, Douglas-18,43. Davison, Leo-18. Ebbers, Jerry-18,68. Feurer, Bob-18,33,39,68,74,76. Gobber, Leslie-18,43,68. Goings, Vicky-18,31,36,78. Goracke, Mark-18,62,68,76. Goracke, Richard-18,33,74. Grof, Mary-18,30. Hackbert,Terry-18,31,36,43,78. Halverstadt, Jody-18,30,32,36,42. Hamel, Harold-18. Horn, Julie-18,30,34,36,42. Hothan, Roger-18,47. Jewell, Jim-19,68. Kerr, Richard-19,42. Lade, David-19,43,68. Lantz, Cindy-19,30,36. Laue, Lois-19,31. Laug, Nancy-19,30,36,42,78. Lempka, Daniel-19. Leuenberger, Virginia-19,30,32,34,36, 42,78,87. McCulla, Pat-19,77. McDowell, Scott-19. McPherrin, Spencer-19,68,76. Mahoney, Robert-19. Meints, Rhett-19,68,74,76. Meister, Brad-19. Mommens, Steve-19. Pella, Vincent-19. Phillips, Pat-19,30,36,78. Pieratt, Lisa-19,31,36,37,78. Pope, Brad-19,43. Rieken, James-19,68,74. Riggins, Don-20. Rinne, Randall-20. Roberts, Lyle-20,68,76. Schmiegelow, Linda-20,31. Schultz, Bonnie-20,31,36. Seckman, Fred-20,39,43,68,76. Sellhorn, Janet-20,30,34,36,78. Sobotta, Debbie-20,30,34. Steinauer, Karen-20,31,34,78. Straube, Donald-20,43. TenHulzen, Scott-20. Vanwinkle, Brett-20,74. Wall, Betty-20,31,34,78. Wolken, Larry-20,75,76. Wolken, Vickie-20,31,34,78. Wright, Diana-20. 99 in WALSWORTH MarcrImp. Mo . I S A ,3 u