Valley High School - Terrier Yearbook (Valley, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

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YK kkvk bi 5, 3 .r I 3 F me 3 , 'K vga Q gb Eggff , is x 4 556 U44 O O 3 7 A3 6.0 'I-4 QD --4 v-4 CU 9 Daily surprises, Causing mood swings, Q Boredom, Creativity, Deep-seeded thought Laughter or sorrow each event brings, mna 1nmnsn1 Agreement, A or Argument of Information Taught. Defeat after an overtime game, Apathy toward Friday fifth-hour, Winning a contest, student acclaim Cheering, spirit, Terrier Power! i 'W isis ,f 5 1 iii? 5 Helpful guidance and tactful decisions Student rebellion and faculty authority Points of change and Constant revisions, Challenging Votes of the Successful Majority Slumber, daydreams, listening, knowledge Future decisions that dictate the past, 2 l f Q Work, relaxation, the military, college, Mere acquaintances , and friendships that last. The clashing of a metallic locker door, A sole wrecking pace in the hall, Squeaky groans from a wooden drawer, Speed blinding running An ungraceful fall. .. . Q , ' v 0 1 ' 1 . Q fr ' Q . an , ' ' , ' ' Q v Q 1. u . ' , , t 0 . 6 a 1 5 1 ' 5 . a 1 , i O - ' . , A Q Q ' ' . , D , Announcements and buzzers that help to free, The ear-shattering pitch of the firebel1's ring, The countdown until twleve after three At Valley High School, IT'S THE REAL THING The Many Moods of Valley High School Lf' 5 .., - - - Q, -Q. 'm-Q-. l if X , flair aurie ajeftier sugary iii, g 5 Q LA: K' 1 , i .5 K5 Deb and Frank Jackie and john Royalty Runners-Up of , 19 3 ' Vickie and Gary Homecoming Festivities -0.x ,,,.....---W - ' KQV 2. 1st Place: Seniors - Register a Victory A week of hard work paid off. Thursday night's coronation re- lieved a lot of anxiety as Laurie Lentell and Gary Grashorn were crowned King and Queen. An unforgettable week, the last of its kind for the Seniors, was filled with excuses to leave the house every night, a coronation, a vic- torious football game, and a truly entertaining dance on Satur- day. 2nd Place: juniors - Dial V for a Victory 4th Place: Freshmen - Sail On To A Victory 3rd Place: Sophomores - Expecting a Victory I9 eil SPEAK THE SPEECH I PRAY YOU, AS I PRONOUNCED IT TO YOU This is the track star of the faculty. Not having a room of her own, Miss Jack runs from room to room with arms full of books and loads of information for her students. Her real thing is being there when stu- dents need her. She is happy to give them advice which is theirs to accept or reject. 20 LETS START PIRIT ITH CAPIT L K. Reichmuth, Stu. Co., J. Farwell, V-Pres., G. Boardman, Pres., D. Kirchmann, Sec., P. Novotny, Txeas. f if 'A 1 CC 77 Goofing Around The Pep Club showed tremendous spirit and enthusiasm this year. They rooted for the boys from Football se ason, all the way through Wrestling and Basketball season. The main money-making project was the Football and Basketball concessions. Pep Club also spon- sored two dances this year, the Homecoming Dance and the Lad and Lassie Dance. All in all, it was a fabulous year for them and they found that UNITY was the REAL THING. 21 'Sa 'co TERRIERS! H aaee One of the many Pep Rallies held on the lawn X .5 ig Wie kgs, R ii Q J 0' K ' K .. ,M 5 Q . f ' J sa? X - X X a 1 if X53 .1 15'-. ' V, E fa 'L' R, W 3? ' . YV A gni ,f 6 f , 1 2 A ff f 5 .I A V E 5 V! b: Q ....,.,,', g N 1 H3 .ai fx Ns I f J it if 'gg Li, W 5 , xg S X - 'QR .V f f' 'Q 1 E 5 Y , f 3 . f S V Ps nw l 3 L A -bi 31. UT' F1 1 wi 5, as 'K Q .X xx fix ,, -fix' Q C453 Q N.. B-BO BER Kathy Socha CHEER ,iw y Sherrie Tenliyck Sharon Grashorn Laurie Foresberg , capt. MA MATE dv The Mat Mates were a new addi- tion to the Pep Club this year. They added alot of spirit to the Wrestling matches. ' 24 Rhonda Schneider Glenda Johnson Kathy Noyes Debbie Kirchmann, capt. 4 X x ..,. A ' K if-AX n I ' x ' wi A E iwigw 2 ,dv WQ Q H ai. S. 91' 1. ax 'Q 'P jta,vHYb-if, I Q , . r . Q X 535351 mg 32 was We 35, 74 5 if MW 3' -DEW .---sf' ' - ,, ,., 4 1 xg F 'f ' Z4 1. ' ,. . - fk as 5 if - Q www-Q 5 4 .E wsnaww, JL 'Www wi' F fx., MQW fi , K ' ,X...,.,a:,: 'H , . . xx New e t t e 1' H1 9 SPONSORS ,OF 'THIS PAGE SKYLINE GOLF CLUB 220 WEST CENTER ROAD and VALLEY PHARMACY VALLEY, NEBR . Future Home makers of America This year the F. H.A. began with a slumber party for new members at Mis. Heisner's home. The group attended District Convention, held at Fremont H. S. in October where Georgene Boardman was installed as District III Treasurer. Other ac- tivities included the T.W. I.R.P. Dance, selling glitter placques as a money-making project, and F. H.A. Week. During this week, the annual Foreign Foods Dinner was held and new officiers were installed. Penny Fitz has inally found the love Georgene Boardman is getting her of her life. equipment on--but for what? New i Horizons Spanning This yea.r's National Honor Society experienced several real things--ex- pressions of cheer, despair, intrigue, and apathy at meetings, frozen eye- brows, blistered toes, and lots of green bills from the walkathong a bus ride to the park for the memorable flick of the group and sponsor as they climbed on the slide and slid down it, indecision and arguments as to how to help the school and community, and confusion, shot nerves, and surprise during the special induction ceremony on awards night. Leading the group forward in their plight for reality were john Peters, Pres, Pam Novotny, V. Pres., and Susie Hayden, Secy-Treas. 29 1. W, MA 1 ,:.z 2' -.L ff 'Ha Q QQ . JF kwin 1 2?5+qgss QXQ NW g I f' ' ' ,H mb My 1 ,ff- gd' ,uw- .9-if' lik 1 vw' sf ,gg , gf-iflffifiwf 5' ff iii ,JN :L waxy 5 X f wwf' S .,... N k x A 44 x -...:f.X.M Q 5 is Q E ' 2 ,Q All 'ir 3 S' R Qxjref, i 5 5 up WE! 6' ini Golden Tongue Orators Valley attended Conference Speech Contest March 7, at Gretna. All partici- pants were rated from 'superior' to 'good', so we felt very successful. In per- suasive speaking, Debbie Lind earned a 'superior' rating. Barb Keeler also re- ceived a 'superior' rating for her oral interpretation of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Even though our one-act play, Impromtu , did not take the trophy, Wendy Fisher, Linda King, Bob Mazzone, and jim Buckley brought home a 'superior' rating, and Bob was awarded Best Actor. Mike Rinehart presented a satire dealing with television commercials and received an 'excellent' rating. Those receiving 'good' ratings were Rhonda McDonald in oral interpretation of poetry, Larry Daugherty in extemporary speaking, and oral interpretation of drama. The day was full of excitement, but also tiring, especially when we tried to get Bob's head into the bus. What better way could we end the day than Mama's eating pizza? Our attempts at District Contest March 17, in Blair were not so well received. We lost two entries, but added Kim Reichmuth to the team. Again, our ratings were 'good' and above, but we all dropped or stayed the same. As always, it was the judges---NOT US QREALLY! J. Still the day added to our experience. After trying three closed or too expensive restaurants, we gave up and came home to the BA. -Miss Cindy Jack- Sponsor W '... ' : J' 32 . . . . . Only the Beginnings . . . Jackie Duffin, Debbie Odell, Ruth Emerson, Gina Fronce, Kathy Krause, and Debbie Ten.Eyck began the bas- ketball season as Va11ey's brand new Terrierettes and ended it dazzling the crowds at halftime. - 1, .qv- 34 Valley High School Valley High School Band had a new director this ye ar, with new ideas, new techniques and new problems. The marching band changed its style to pre- cision drill and after first performance jitters, entertained half-time audi- ences with intricate marching maneuvers and a new big-band sound. The Terrier marching band also participated in the Giant Balloon Parade in Omaha. The Terrier pep band had a busy year as they provided spirit and enter- tainment at all the home basketball games as well as pep rallies. The pep band also traveled to Platteview for the conference basketball tournament and to Midland College to act as host band for the District Basketball Tourney. Valley High School Symphonic Band developed, through the year into a solid playing organization. This year the symphonic band not only presented a winter and spring concert, but also played for grades K through 5 and pre- sented an all-school assembly. Valley was host to the Conference Band Clinic and placed 12 players in the All-Conference Band. Head Majorette Senior, Ioan Farwell 4 A-Y .- I fi an 4 mi . xii' . +9 we 1 t fl X53 9,f S if v ' 'J M 3 . 1 A K . -eQ,:ff4,+m,5 L, Q ,, Wmaamsvavmmlmb iii we M - kfi2,fH'H- fa NED' f , 2d ug ,Eff Q4 fum, A X X A K i ,J .- v bk S S l Q A S5 f , M, X, i s. Q 755535 3 --ig if v K' B Q ' sg M Q g:: - 2: 5 'li ' if i 5 f X I Q I 5 ' sw Qi 2 - Y 1 1 iii Q 'S 1 3 QA s i j....,,,, . an A 2 M ,wx -- was . W 3 :iw 1 U' W Q .Q I 1 ' -Q X E ,,, .R xr v Q, g if ' I !?gw x5f',' ,..M- ' 7 Q' if g , y, I .gp W JMVK A ,,L, SHNQ , 'Ewa f Q 'bf -f .AH f I A .L 4 www WL A 1zii ' ' ,gf ...x. , x.,, ,V 1 1 ,,.. ,V O The Wunnerful, Wunnerful Valley High School Band Marching band took on several new functions this year. Along with the precision drill, which took many hours of hard practice, the band went on a kind of spirit drive. On several game days the band sneaked into the school and played various songs in an attempt to arouse spirit. The band also played at Pep Rallies- providing bounce and new selections to accompany the screaming crowds or the dancing Terrierettes. THANKS FOR A HALF PAGE AD DICK'S I.G.A. VALLEY, NEBR. 38 The V.H.S. Band hosted the Conference Clinic this year. Practice was long, but the day was not without enjoyment. Entertainment was provided by fellow students, and in the afternoon the SAC Band gave a concert. For those not in Honor Band, the morning was filled by learning more about their particular instrument. Free time came about 3:30, and all found their own methods of using that time. The evening concert, including num- bers from each band present, went off with great success under the direction of Mr. Ron Hull. Many compliments were received and in general--A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL! glm- I Mr. Finlay fMer1inj keeps the wheels turning, whether perched on them, sitting on them, or crawling under them. In addition, our maintenance engineer totes the mops, lifts the waste baskets, and prefers Big Wally to Comet while attempting to keep the building in tip-top shape. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BANK OF ELKHORN A BANK OF VALLEY ELKHORN, NEBR. E VALLEY, NEBR. 41 Buenos Dias Alumnos wma mx: is 4wQ M-----M 1 msg, my I I P595 H iff DUN .egg if I Mrs. Lenz is in the classroom--all is well in the academic world. N When she arrives every morning W falmost on timej she jumps into her work with enthusiasm and with energy to burn. She runs through her schedule with the grace of a woman basketball player but with infinitely more skill. Keeping with an old Spanish tradition, Mrs. Lenz firmly believes in the siesta and at the end of her day, she rests. Para los alumnos en la clase de espanol fue un ano prospero. Se divertian hablando, jugando juegos y chisteando zen espanol. La fiesta de Navidad siempre es el elemento sobresaliente del ano. 4 Spanish Club EL CLUB de ESPANOL Spanish Club has had a variety of ac- tivities this year, ranging from pick- ing corn to selling tacos. These money-making projects are to help with the financial costs of a trip to Mexico during the summer for some of the students. It hasn't been all work though. At Christmas the club ate at El Charro's and later had a party at the Johnson home. The offi- cers this year have been Ruth Emerson - Presidentg Vicki Bothwell - Secretary -Treasurerg and Lori Johnson - News Reporter. All of the 15 members have played an equal part in both fun and work. 43 '72-'73 Terrier Staff Does It's Thing - The Real Thing R Ia ,ea ,F . as M . ,. , in Q' ' XX I s -4 An W fie ml f S' Q1 5 The yearbook staff has possibly one of the most hectic jobs of any organiza- tion. It requires efficiency as well as knowledge of layout rules and school functions. Mr. Harper and Joan Farwell are going for their second year straight as Advisor and Editor, along with their worthy crew, the Staff. Real Thing is meeting deadlines with a satisfactory production of layouts. 44 Logic and Intuitive Thinking Mr. and Mrs. Dounay arrive each morning while many of the students are still in bed. Mr. Konaniz doesn't make it until later, but then Mercuries wake up earlier than do Volkswagons. Little cars like lit- tle children need more sleep. If its happening in Physics or Chemistry or Math, these people are involved. 45 Senior Scholasticsn The Senior year is one of many challenges and opportunities. The faculty and administration have made attempts to revise and mod- ernize the curriculum, especially that concerning the Senior Class. Most extensive of this program is the Adult Living Class. The four divisions of the course are: Shop, Physiology, Psychology, and Home Economics. Shop is under the direction of Mr. Krienlte. He's new at VHS, and both he and his students have learned as the year passed. Shop activities include: plan drawings, refinishing-and then reassembling the parts in the correct order. Mr. Krienke is also the assistant and B-team basketball coach. Physiology is headed by Mr. Harper. Being a three year veteran, he is well-known by all. This part teaches the students the physical aspects of their future lives. Shy- ness is definitely not advantageous in this class. Mr. Harper is also the An- nual Advisor, and Student Council Sponsor. How he finds time for his exten- sive business trips is a mystery to us all. Miss Parkening is the psychoanalyst of VHS. She shows us the various ways people attempt land succeedj to escape reality. Within the nine weeks of this 46 5 E gr. A laws, . iw. at Qi i .- . SV X K ami X ,Q ,A . ,-LL 'L,L U48 ' course, the Senior population thought at least once that they were abnorma1 . Miss Parkening also teaches Senior English, and was moderator of the debates. Mrs. I-Ieisner has charge of the Home Economics Department. Her activities rarge from refereeing fights over the last drumstick, to showing how check books can be balanced. It being her fourth year of teaching at VHS, she has become quite close with many of the students. 47 THE MANY MUGDS OF WACHHOLTZ 81 CAUGHLIN ate agam rs. . W ' 1 H -' A., E, T' We ,fix at ' wi ty Q if 4 V4 :tw Student Council This was not a real active year for the Student Council, but yet an important one because the group represents the needs and desires of the student body. The council can only be as good as students want it to be and can do little without their support. The student body must realize that the Student Coun- cil is there for their use --- but they must direct that use in a posi- tive manner. 49 SUSIE 1973 V-Clu Sweetheart Sweetheart Runners-up i f 3 ,vi JOAN DEBBIE VICKIE I Welcome to the House at Pooh Corner SPONSORS OF THIS PAGE: J. c. ROBINSON SEED COMPANY WATERLOO, NEBRASKA KEN'S HARDWARE VALLEY, NEBR. NN E S N R 2 54 ? gi ff' if GEORGENE 8 MIKE DEBBIE S JIM Lad Sa Lassie Candidates - z 'w iss DEBBIE 8 BOB This year the Lad 8 Lassie candidates were chosen from the Senior class. Lad Candidates were jon Reichmuth, Bob Mazzone, Mike Hall, and Jim Anderson. Lassie Candidates were Joni Vencil, Debbie Kirchmann, Debbie Odell, and Georgene Boardman. Jon Reichmuth and Joni Vencil were chosen Lad G Lassie for 1973. 55 White Mountain Fever was the band March 30, 1973 was the date New Tower, Omaha was the place Traces was the theme. Ruth Emexson and Linda King read the Senior Prophecies joan Farwell re ad the Senior Wills wr, 2 k i 2 f W'A I W Faded photographs covered now with lines and creases Tickets torn in half, memories in bits and pieced Traces of love long ago, that didn't work out right Traces of love with me tonight. Ribbons from her hair, souvenirs of days together The rings she used to wear, pages from an old love letter Traces of love, long ago, that didn't work out right: Traces of love with me tonight. I close my eyes, and say a prayer That in her heart she'1l find A trace of love still there, somewhere. 57 Board of E MR. JOHN D. JOHNSON Board President Community Leader ducation On June 5, 1973, the bond issue passed and Valley will have a new high school. The people of Valley should feel proud that they had the courage to so advance the quality of education that they provide for their young people. MRS . PEGGY KING Busy House Wife Registered Nurse Interested Mother MR. LOU CARACCIOLO Board Vice President Business Man Dedicated Father MR. JOHN ALLEN Farmer School Supporter Dedicated Board Member Much of the credit for this successful endeavor should go to our own Board of Education for the long hard hours that they spent in guiding this campaign. The Yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to say in the name of all the students--THANKS, WE NEEDED THAT! MR. ROGER ANDERSON Law Enforcer Church Leader MR. JOHN BARNHILL Sports Enthusiast Valmont Employee All ports Banquet BOYS BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player. . . Rod Ennis 8 Gary Grashorn Most Improved Player. . .john Peters Most Inspirational Player. . .Ion Reichmuth Capitol Conference Award. . . Gary Grashorn, Rod Ennis, Honorable Mention GI RL'S BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player. . . Georgene Boardman Most Improved Player. . .Linda King Most Inspirational Player. . . Ruth Emerson WRESTLING Fastest Pin. . .Jeff Hopkins Most Valuable Wrestler. . . Greg Hopkins and Jim Andersen Most Improved Wrestler. . . Bill Bussen and Dan Renter GIRL'S TRACK Most Improved. . . Carrie Borchardt Most Valuable. . . Judy Henopp BOY'S TRACK V Most Improved. . . Gary Brodeur Y Most Valuable. . .Jeff Hopkins 1973-74 FOOTBALL CAPTAINS. . . Greg Hopkins and Mark Buckley SNUFFY SAMSON AWARD. . . Rod Ennis 59 -xfwgqrk if A I 3 rf - Q , Kimi' s - xarfzimifw A Q1 ,wa S. ' on il We Sneak Day was the last event of the Senior Class before graduation, and spare time was easily filled by games, bumper cars, swimming, boating, or whatever your money could buy. The trip began on Friday, the 4th of May, when everyone jammed into the school bus. By 12:15 the chartered Continental Trailways bus was leading us to the Lake of the Ozarks. After an eight hom' drive, we arrived and time was ours. I W W It N x , i,,i' if X L3 fr 'ii 60 Nha Saturday Night, the whole group attended the en- tertaining Grand Ole Opry, and Sunday evening was the dance with fantastic scenery and an outasight combo. Monday morning, everyone was awakened and were ready to leave by 9:00 a. m. Everyone had their own stories to tell. Like most trips, it is not one to soon be forgotten. 61 Mr. Dill awards outstanding band students 'RQ 3 y,,.xf W Aswwww 'ww Miss jack and Connie Lynch enjoy Jackie and Vicki await their awards a moment of happiness 62 ' - .ar Sf si Sparse Crowd Greats the Many Award Winners at 197 3 AWard's Night Rdy M P k g talks to a M gu winner of ma. y d 63 5 64 Administration The day starts for Valley High's prin- cipal the moment he walks in the door. Questions bombard him from all sides, lights flash which indicate that someone wants him on the other line. Teachers have trouble with stu- dentsg students have trouble with p teachers -- A solution must be worked T out so that harmony prevails. The computer fails -- 232 students want their report cards. His fault? no, but , he must explain! l Sup't. Oorlog -- A man who deals in realities. Real things like taxes and mill leviesg budgets and room enough for too many studentsg teachers who have problems and students who just want to visitg old buildings in need of constant repair and plans for new buildings to meet tomorrow's needs. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man, But sooner or later the man who wins Is the one who thinks he can! . x , , Q he aaaaa M , M , ' ,im 1 ii A . W, 1. Coaches Shultz S Koch, I. Bussen, E. Fisher, G. Grashorn, E. Noyes, H. Grimes, S. Denker, F. Schneider, D. Grashorn, R. Ennis, J. Reichmuth, D. Warren, G. Brodeur, M. Hall, Coaches Barnhi11G Ohlrich. 2. B. Lewis, J. Hennop, D. Vencil, I. Hopkins, B. Tenliyck, G. Hopkins, D. Andersen, M. Walker, M. Buckley, M. Mulholland, R. Ueckert, D. Wilfing, K. Argentean, R. Hayden, L. Penne, J. Lambert, S. Muck, R. McDonald, K. Ronneau, R. Hall, D. Renter, B. Bussen, L. Shultz, L. Buckley, M. Faust, K. Polland. rfb.. if , -ze it 2 3 Fiwg af . 1:5 ,,,,,,3gye'.?.: 4 x V, K ,WWW W fy A I :iz Qty, I .,,,,'.s.x. BaCk of the Y62-1' Gladiator Award Barnhill, Shultz, Herman Grimes Rod Ennis 68 . ' - in ilk, . -K ,f ---' x K A 'W' ' LE is X53 in A V. . ' aff . 959 ng Q50 ,R ssT F AR Q Ji 6 ,ML L ik fi? Eg-H affix 55 if Rod Ennis Frank Schneider TOTAL OFFENSE NAME Rod Em-nis Herman Grimes Mark Buckley 70 Senior Gridders Jon Reichmuth Mike Hall Ed Noyes Herman Gnmes Elden F1sher 211' fa ,rv an 3 X x my-we 5 IJ3-iIZZfr:EIb: ,E wk JSS 4'535.' 'Y Wana Gary Brodeur Gary Grashorn Stuart Denker 11m Bussen Doug Warren TOTAL 1 185 872 778 M. SCORING Rod Ennis Herman Grimes Mike Hall Gary Brodeur Mark Buckley Gary Grashorn Jeff Hopkins Jon Reichmuth TD's PAT-1 PAT-2 TOTAL 1 2 1 0 1 0 O 0 OPPONENT Mt. Michael A shland Bennington Ceresco Central Gretna Arlington Elkhorn Louisville Platteview Pk Indicates gam SS WOII 56 52 26 18 14 12 12 12 SCORES 38-2411 12- 64' 20- 624 20-1244 -47 -1284 19 35 6-36 20-29 26-60 7 The Grapplersw LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bussen, H. Grimes, D. Robinson, G. Hopkins, J. Andersen, D. Andersen, D. Nunn, D. Rent Renter, J. Hopkins, E. Noyes, T. Renner. COACHES: John Barnhill, Scott Koch. ,ff ' A W S? .W :V gg. ii .ii .2 ' is Greg S Jim in M Tn This years wrestling squad was rather young and inexperienced. Losing only 3 seniors out of 13 lettermen, Valley will return a fine nucleus, including 4 wrestlers that placed 4th or better in Districts, for the 1973-74 campaign. In view of the fact that Valley forfeited one weight class every match and still ended up with a 5-4-1 dual record speaks highly of those wrestlers who ex- hibited mental and physical toughness throughout a very strenuous and de- manding season. . WRESTLING SCHEDULE AND RECORD DATE OPPONENT PLACE WON LOST DUALS: 121 5172 North Bend Valley X 121 7172 Fremont Bergan Fremont X 12121172 Tekamah-Herman Valley X 11 8173 Omaha Cathedral Cathedral ' X 1111173 Raymond Central Central X 11 16173 Gretna Gretna X 11 24173 Platteview Pl attevi ew TIED 1130173 Ashland Ashland X 21 6173 Bennington Valley X 21 8173 Elkhorn Valley X TOURNAMENTS: PLACT IN MEET 121 2172 Blair Invitational Blair 10th Qout of 151 12116172 Elkhorn Invitational Elkhorn 4th Qout of 81 12123172 Logan View Invitational Logan View 4th foul: of 81 1120173 N .C.C. Tournament Arlington 6th Qout of 121 219-10173 District Tournament North Bend 5th lout of 81 2116-17173 State Tournament Lincoln 21st fout of 481 SCORE 14-45 30-21 9-42 - 8 -32 32 21 38-18 30-30 9-46 37-21 36-21 ul-' 43 iz 51 wa 'A XR iff? :ug h ' MV : 5 531 1' 2 iff' ,xiii .15 - I 5-5: .' 2:21 K QW 2,52 . . , '.'zfisg,fgm4 ,giqj y Lf -- 1 O AWARDS: CO-CAPTAINS: jim Andexsen S Greg Hopkins MOST VALUABLE: Greg Hopkins G Jim Andersen MOST IMPROVED: Bill Bussen FASTEST PIN: Jeff Hopkins 1:36 seconds against Elkhorn, 3 ff Q i XX i ,, .y..,.....- XB -b....w4l- ' STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Reichmuth, M. Buckley, J. Peters, M. Franklin, D. Grashorn, R. Ennis, R Ueckert. KNEELING L-R: G. Brodeur, M. Mulholland, M. Hall, G. Grashorn. N ffl lg: fzsfx ,,,.,.....-f al. Yum W N-1 M S ' J -Wai, H U X : 7. tlers ! - Gary Grashorn All-Conference REBOUNDS OFF. DEF . Mulholland 1 1 9 Hall 2 6 Brodeur 4 7 Buckley 35 44 Grashorn , G . 23 93 Ennis 53 97 Hayden 1 1 Peters 7542 1 O7 U eckert 1 8 Franklin 2 4 Reichmuth 69 14111 Grashorn 33 58 Totals 309 S75 Attitude was the key word in our ' Valley Basketball program this year. Valley finished the season with a 15- 7 record. Highlighting the season were the victories over highly regarded Elkhorn and Clarkson. Six seniors led the team this year. Rod Ennis Jon Reichmuth Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder Gary Grashorn, Rod Ennis, John SA Peters, jon Reichmuth, Gary Brodeur, Mulholland 124 and Mike Hall all contributed greatly H311 28 to Valley's team success. Brodeur 12 Buckley 58 VHS has come a long way to achieve G1-ashorn, G, 340 athletic and academic recognition. Ennis 3584' We have developed a sincere sense of Hayden 12 school pride along with a winning Peters 156 attitude . Ueckeng 2 A Franklin 5 -Coach jim Seawards- Reichxnuth 116 Grashorn 35 Totals 1246 'F Indicates team leader 76 SHOTS SM 52 9 5 22 152 15949 4 72 1 1 66 12 S55 FREE THROWS SM PCT. SA 4296 29 15 3396 8 4 4196 11 7 3996 28 9 4596 103 69 4496 105 7139 3396 2 1 4696 84 57 5096 0 O 2096 7 3 57964: 37 21 3496 33 16 4596 447 273 PCT. 5296 5096 6396 3296 6696 6796 5096 6796 096 43M 5696 4996 6196 TOTAL PTS. 119 22 17 53 373 389k 9 201 2 5 153 40 1383 B5-.wvfiiwi WS 5 Q fs ?i. 1 - . i ' :I ' ,, 1, 3 W ti? 5 5 if 2 , i J 4' ii ,K M, , . -X . Exif? x 1.1 ia. A , M ,L 5 L1 , ,V A , gr?- , Q-...Zia qmxfk , x gm .:... . 5, si A ww' . ' IQ ,gm fgifjk 'gi Ax f fi' 'f 13 . wi I wif 4. 32 is A ., .. 15 ,QQ -- V 5' ,. L is , ..:. K, Q , 1 1 ' fam 1 ' .,. . 95 ia , ' I Q. wfwmi , , N, SCHEDULE OPPONENT SCORE Valley Wahoo Neumann S9--43 Valley Gretna 53--67 Valley at North Bend 58--38 Valley Platteview 89--69 UNO Holiday Tournament Valley vs. C.B. St. Alberts 55--68 Valley vs. Scribner 48--34 Valley at Oakland-Craig 69--65 Valley at Arlington 52--64 Valley at Clarkson 50--49 Valley Omaha Paul VI 62--66 Valley Elkhorn 55--48 NCC Conference Tournament Valley vs. Platteview 75--68 Valley vs. Elkhorn 51--63 Valley Raymond Central 83--65 Valley at Mount Michael 58--65 Valley at Brainard East Butler 81 --48 Valley Fremont Bergan 72--60 Valley at Bennington 70--52 Valley Ashland 79--47 C-2 District Tournament Valley vs. Ft. Calhoun 55--44 Valley vs. Mt. Michael 63--23 Valley vs. Oakland-Craig 50--55 Sponsors: MAC'S CONFECTIONARY MILLER'S FAIRWAY CAFE ED MILLER AND SONS FEED YARDS PUBLICATION PRINTING OF NEBRASKA 79 LEFT T0 RIGHT: L. Lentell, Managerg P. Fitzg S. TenEyck3 D. Odellg R. Schneiderg J. Henoppg G. Boardmang L. Kingg D. Warreng R. Emersong M. Busseng M. Boveeg Mr. Dan Ohlrich, Coach. Gir1's basketball was organized this year for the first time in V.H. S. history. Limited practice hours added to the complexity of the task, but the girls proved that with effort a decent showing can be made. The season was a success in the sense that the fundamentals of the game were introduced and carried out to some degree of efficiency. The future looks bright with the returning varsity, as well as the many reserves and junior high which showed promise throughout the year. Only two seniors, Georgene Boardman and Debbie Odell, will be leaving. f - -N ggi W imf' ,..,:f??2iZ,?? Girl's Volleyball STANDING: L. Forsbergg M. Duffing S. Tamblingg S. TenEyck3 J. Alleng Mrs. Pebley, Coachg C. Vencilg K. Boardmang L. Kellamsg K. Webergg C Borchardtg KNEELING: D. Warreng L. Tamblingg I. Duffing D. Odell, J. Odellg R. Schneider. Turning Unvictories Into the Real Thing- Success Opponent Valley Gretna 22 14 Fremont Bergan 19 13 Ashland - Elknorn 335 - 26 185 Louisville Invitational 3rd Place Waverly-Utica-Centennial 2nd Place Stromsburg Invitational 3rd Place Elkhorn-Raymond Central lst Place NCC Conference 3rd Place District 3rd Place State 14th Place B3 X if ni l, I Y! lllll vl ratify Q3-'PI TRACK , sv' C xx J' f N ,C,43,,fIf!L ni il if -w S ,nun X, gui? . 7 I 'f I A JS HL' lm! il 'W SEATED, Dan Renter, Kent Ronnau, Rich Hall, Larry Buckley, Leland Baylor KNEELING M1ke Hall, Mike Mulholland, Bill TenEycl:, Mark Buckley, Jeff Hopkins, Herman Grimes, Rich Woodard, Mark Peters, Rick Caracciolo, joel I-lenopp. STANDING-Mr. Ohlrich, Don Renter, L. Penne, G Grashorn, C Spracklm, L Daugherty, S. Nielsen, I. Peters, R. Ennis, D. Grashom, J. Reichmuth, G Brodeur, Mr Seawards ur District Champs! Jeff Hopkins--Most Valuable Member CGLUMBUS LAKEVIEW INVITATIONAI, BIG RED RELAYS ........ WISNER-PILGER INVITATIONAL . . CAPITAL CONFERENCE . . DISTRICT C-2 ..... 84 1Srf16 . . . . 46112 pts Zndf 17. . . . 54 pts Zndf 14. . . . 47 pts 2nd! 11 . . . . 54 pts 1st!14 . . . .100 pts The Fleetest of Fleets NEW RECORDS 2-mile run 60 yd. high hurdles . 120 yd. high hurdles . 100 yd. low hurdles . 180 yd. low hurdles . Discus ....... Triple Jump . Pole Vault . . 880 Relay . Mike Hall . . Mark Buckley . Mark Buckley . Mark Buckley . Mark Buckley . Herman Grimes John Peters . . Rod Ennis . . M. Buckley. . 10:26.1 seconds 8.0 seconds 15. 2 seconds 11. 5 seconds 20. 6 seconds 143' 10 42l 3ll 12' 9112 1:35.4 seconds Huss Distance Medley. . . ffl. 5 QE..-f 4 .. S. Nielsen J. Peters I. Hopkins M. Hall . . . M. Buckley J. Hopkins R. Caracciolo 9:09. 6 se conds ,se - , E Bone State Qualifiers: .fi f Rod Ennis. . .Pole Vault. . . State Meet. . .Sth place. . . 12' 6 . . .4 points 55 Gary llirodeur. . . High Jump. . . State Meet. . . Team's most improved john Peters. . . Triple Jump mem er A A -was W, yt qi. .A 3 . ' 75. 1 z we lee i A , ,Eff .. fb . , , ffm -iggfiefi-ss ff!-M X R i 2 ef . L 1 M . .,. .1 M ,A..t,....r.5fr gl...,,,, ,..,, Ma, E-Wsir...-12. .Q , . N, QM gsg s if 2:11 ga, 5 ng -is - it Ll? TTL Ll! ff diff E55 YZYYK fqiiill E'lrtQ1VYtf5iQ, 3335.25-31'T?AZ3 i1f'fY'Z'2 Ii 5 if ' 4 Lf if E1 Pfllf ' I luis- ff i'l7'k 'ti 1. :ii 'Li ,ii Y mfi:: .fifiiflx 1, f: if 3Tsi 35 1 1: :gg is .Q KS K 'ef'y1'1l'L fa- T'V'1f fi Te 113333. f A ii ffil 9 Nt 53: I' 9222? 4 is Herman Grimes. . . Discus Mark Buckley. . . High G Low Hurdles. . . State Meet. . . Sth Place. . . 15. 2 seconds Girl's Track KNEELING-Diane Ashmore, Diane Richards, Glenice Brokaw, Sharon Grashorn, Nancy Ashmore, Debbie Fast, Vicki Lewis, Luann Kellams. STANDING-Mrs. Pebley, Miss Laughlin, LaWray Moeller, Micki Duffin, Karen Weberg, Cheryl Ritner, Carie Borchardt, Laurie Forsberg, Cindy Dishong, Sherrie TenEyck, julie Ennis, Judy Odell, R. Schneider, K. Reichmuth, D. TenEyck, V. Andersen, I. Henopp, C. Vencil, R. jenkins, G. Johnson, Miss johnson - I V- C or , ' -. se .. A K A . L- e 1 . A A- ' f, , is , z . I iw - X. -.e'i rrr , g , ' ' .1 'E .Sw-.3 , ffm? f aww J. imiif T - f l -fi . ':' F ww r . A c . .,., . , 1 ,ffL,, , ca. .,,. K ,.., . .Q M. k ., All . .V f , . L15 - f . , ,M , -A - V 'HM P' je g - 7 , ' f --ff if ,, M- ff es-, .. fm. - f ,, rf, ,. 1- . A 1, ,3,,:5,s,-, f - . an - - .uf - - - -, . .vs - ' 1- .- M ws' 'V' ' .. is aw WE 88 . 1973 Season Successful: ew Records: The girls said good-bye to their coach this year with one of their best seasons. Mrs. Pebley is re- tiring from teaching and leaving Valley High School this year. Her absence will be sorely felt by all members of the student body, but especially by the many girls who have worked for her for such a long time. ww ff? Q19 'Sf 95 470 fv 46 Sxo Senior Class 1- A11de1'SeH V- Andersen D. Ashmore M. Blacketer G. Boardman The R. Ennis J. Farwell E. Fisher L. Fronce Youth of Today C. Killion S. Kimball D. Kirchmann 1iAxnnuu mmm-nmamwnnn-nufmnmm L mm-1 of 1973 G. Brodeur 1. Bussen L. Daugherty S. Denker I. Duffin G. Grashom H. Grimes M. Hall J. Leggett L. Lentell V. Lewis s. Hayden Is the Strength of Tomorrow N Q9 M., rf i QQ ff 'f D' 1 1 mi ' vii? W 1' S sl 'se U E? The Class of 73 started out as most freshmen classes do--bewil- dered, excited, and overshadowed by upperclassmen. The initiations by seniors were the first in a long line of making fools of ourselves. New romances and friendships evolved and the year progressed as normally as possible. Participation in sports and organizations began, a little clumsily at first, but as the years went by, the mighty class of 73 proved themselves as more- than-able competitors. Seniors E. NOYBS D. Odell L. Penne l- Peters l- Plefiflel' I. 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Smith The First Step Toward the Real Thing A High School Education K Socha T. Stevens T P. TenEyck .fi B Thompson C Vencil D. Waite J. Walraven L. Wengler T. White P. Willcoxon R . Woodard We realize that frontiers aren't limited to wilderness and prairie. We realize that ina hundred different directions lie new worlds to discover, new lands to explore. We realize that these new worlds and new lands lie hidden in the undiscovered depths of modern science, modern industry, and modern government . . . that these fields offer opportunities just as challenging and rewarding as any wilderness or any prairie. Then it is that we say with the great man who once remarked, So little done, so much to do! The future is yours, and it will be your place to find a way, or make onel almam? VALMON1' INDUSTRIIS, INC- VALLIY, NIIIAIKA enola There will always be a frontier! O 1 i 0 ' 9 . ,Q Q-AQ9 . 107 --1: rg-s ,viz X -- f - . I d0n't know who or what - put the question. . I don't even know when it was put. I don't even remember answering! 108 But at some moment I did answer To someone - or something. 3 , -k,,,... , And, from that hour, Iwas certain that gn existence is + meaningful and that, therefore, My life in self-surrender Had, a goal. 'Qiii x y Sgt T .ix Aw- nw X. ai if 1 1. MOBERG CHEVROLET Valley,Nebraska ' he L 'WE 1 AND GRAVEL PETERS INSURANCE AGENCY Valley, Nebraska vaww WE WI THE F OR HAK GE . H - ss 152 .i swf egg . ? zz, i, V ,L ,M 5 L K cw - 3 1-5- Effimlgagi xg-51--fl? :sf f Wai 15 N xi 7 '? , xx ,Q l? I Ti U .1 - 1 pf' s 'Y L E- 4 Z -vf -. E E g QA, Q 3555 lil,-.1 ,mg ws! Eff, . . 2, af L, , S ' fi-Sli 1 I 5. Ei 95 5 'Az-1 ' ' i'L A 5 V5 is jg We Thank These Merchants for Their Patronage X AMERICAN AGGREGATE PANEL MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Valley, Nebraska BYRON'S BARBER SHOP Elkhorn, Nebraska CHARLIE'S SHOE STORE Valley, Nebraska DOUGLAS COUNTY GAZETTE I Waterloo, Nebraska OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 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