Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

Remember The Days Kevin Bosley Kim Davis Karen Jonas Tod Lindholm Don Divis Steve Banghart Kim Barry Dale Fyistra Bill Peterson Ken Cejka Lynae Barry Advisor; Doug Watts ■■ Oh and I remember you 5 Special Memories for Annual Staff In the fall of each new school year the sale of annuals is eagerly anticipated by most of the student body. The new books have a variety of uses, as autograph albums, ego boosters, and memory joggers. For a member of the staff, thumbing through a yearbook evokes special memories: memories of taking pictures, making mistakes, waiting to use the darkroom, rushing to finish a layout on time, trying to be creative and original. Looking through a yearbook that he or she worked on, a staff member is reminded of all the things that went into its making. 1. Dale Fylstera confers with Tod Lindholm on his layout. 2. Lynae Barry, Beth Snyder and Kim Davis scan an old yearbook for ideas. 3. Karen Jonas and Kim Barry taking pictures. 6 1. Tod Lindholm and Kevin Bosley have a discussion with advisor Doug Watts. 2. Members of the yearbook staff. Standing: Dale Fylstera, Steve Banghart, Mark Smith. Don Divis. Kevin Bosley, Tod Lindholm, Kim Davis, Beth Snyder. Sitting: Ken Cejka, Karen Jonas, Lynae Barry, Kim Barry. Not pictured: Bill Peterson. 3. Bill Peterson and Kim Davis draw up layouts. 7 S.C. Speeches Improve Quality The 1977-1978 Student Council was a year of improvement and change. For the first time candidates gave speeches to the entire school. These speeches gave the candidates a more serious attitude toward student council. One of the greatest changes concerned school dances. In the past, dances were always “the same old thing”. But dances such as “Halloween Harvest”, “Spring Fling”, and “Sadie Hawkins” added a new touch. Decorations carried out the theme. Streamers, straw-covered floors and hay bales made dances more special and exciting. The “Pig Kissing Contest” was an activity that included the entire school, something the Student Council strived for. Not only were the students involved, but so were the teachers. Other activities included the “Granite Guess”, selling hats and scarves, and giving the teachers flowers on their birthdays. Officers for student council were, president Karen Jonas, vice-president Lynae Barry, and secretary-treasurer Becky Olson. 2 8 1) Casey, Meg, and Beth state, “I’m a Pepper, you’re a Pepper, wouldn’t ya like to he a Pepper too!” 2) Student Council Members. Row 1. L. Barry, B. Olson, D. Snyder, B. Govaerts, M. Johnson, J. Norenberg. Row 2. C. Hengen, K. Jonas, L. Houfek, R. Pearson, D. Bonow, D. Kellner, S. Stuart, R. Christian. 3) Randy, Fud, Dan, and Becky try to come up with a money-making project. 4) Everyone tries to get in a little humor around election time. 5) “Joe” wins the first annual Student Council Pig Kissing Contest. 6) “Granite Guess” prize is demonstrated by Karen, Lee, and Lynae. 7) Randy gives his winning vice-presidential speech as other candidates wait their turn. 9 Candy Sales Buy Benches The Art Club was busy again with their annual candy sale and field trips. The profits from the candy sale were used to purchase lumber to construct benches for placement around the school. Ms. Bakewell thought the sale was “very successful and almost as profitable as last year.” A few of the Art Club members attended the 12th Annual Capitol Conference Art Show held at the Gateway Mall in Lincoln. The Art Club also visited Joslyn Art Museum and the Old Market, both in Omaha. I. Mike Lindley works on a design in art class. 2. Ms. Bakewell talks with Pat Nelson and Betty Jonas. 3. Art Club members rest on the trip back to Wahoo from an art show. 10 1. Art Club works on a mural in the high school basement. 2. Art Club, from left to right, front row: Scott Fauver, Mike Lindley, Teri .Jelinek, Shellie Johnson. Larry Laudenback, Lesa Hageman, Terry Etherington, Jerry Sherwood, Rory Langlet, Ted Pafford. Back row: Ms. Bakewell, Linda Chamberlain, Lynn Brouiette, Pat Nelson, Paula Nice, Betty Jonas, Bob Svobada. Rose Ivey, Brian Ligon, Jim Hoppe, Julie Hudkins, Nancy Johnson. Not Pictured: Arnold Thies, Steve Jonas, Shelly McPeck, Tom Meece, Dave Crogan, Mike Borreson, Don Hammond, Peg Mathis, Frank Hicken, Dave Swanson, Todd Fauver, Tammy Otto, Tom Wharff, Pat Mathis, Nick Hartshorn, Bill Peterson, Don Amey, Dennis Copple, Ken Schultz. 3. List of towns at the Capitol Conference Art Show. 11 4 Exciting Year for Spanish Club The Spanish Club did a lot of exciting things this year. Not only did they have their annual Christmas party with pinatas and tacos, but they also went and saw the Ballet Folklorico from Mexico. To hit the end of the year off with a bang, the club went to Trinis to eat mexican style at the Old Market in Omaha. 3 1. Tacos are a favorite of the Spanish Club members. 2. Spanish Club members fighting over the candy from the broken pinata. 3. Spanish Club officers; Treasurer, Casey Hengen, Vice Presidents, Kathy Swartz and Solveig Hansen, Secretary, Rene Welton and President, Karen Jonas. 4. Carrie Hancock and Sheila Nichelson preparing their pinatas for the Christmas party. 5. Spanish Club members for this year are; Mrs. Hudson, sponsor, Lee Ann Flick, Casey Hengen, Solveig Hansen, Kathy Swartz, Nancy Schoen, Shiela Nichelson, Jeanette Barry, Cathy Prochaska, Kim Reitmajor, Annette Borreson. Those not pictured are; Ren6 Welton, Kim Barry, Karen Jonas, Jenay Woita, Lorna Skovgaard, Tom Kennedy, Randy Pearson, Carrie Hancock, Beth Govaerts, Susan Triplett, Jeanine Lindquist, Amy Spiechinger, Sandy Triplett, Diane Sawyer, Greg Graff, Joie Christensen, and Gwynne Gonnerman. 13 “Our Town” Begins Theatrical Year The pantomime “Our Town” by Thorton Wilder began Wahoo High’s 1977-78 drama year. The setting took place in Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire, a small town that could be associated with any small town. The story centers around two neighboring families and their changing lives. It starts at a happy home with the usual conflicts, happiness of marriage and finally, the sorrow of death. The play consisted of one of the largest number of cast and crew members since it was performed in 1966. Many people commented that the play was very good and they would like to see more plays put on. I. Mitch Laudenhack, Tod Lindholm, and Jeanine Lindquist practice a scene from the play. 2. Mrs. Hudson and Nancy Johnson help Jay Rohman get ready for first night performance. 3. Greg Graff gets into costume. 4. Mitch Laudenhack portrays Howie the milkman. 5. Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Gadeken receive gifts from cast and crew. 6. “Our Town cast and crew members from left to right: FRONT ROW: D. Woodbury, D. Zaus. N. Chmelka, L. Houfek, C. Frana. L. Skovgaard, E. Dillow, E. Johnson, J.Woita, B. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Assistant Director Mrs. Hudson, J. Hattan, J. Rohman, J. Lindquist, K. Davis, C. Gottschalk, R. Welton. S. Hansen, E. Miller, A. Borreson, D. Snyder, Director Mr. Gadeken. THIRD ROW: T. Lindholm, J. Chmelka, J. Martens, G. Graff, M. Laudenhack, K. Jonas, S. Mathis, C. Hengen. FOURTH ROW: L. Houfek, K. Bosley. J. Delay, and J. Lynch. 7. Eunice Miller does last minute touches on Rene Welton. 8. Craig Gottschalk has sideburns put on with the help of Lisa Houfek. 9. Kim Davis, Greg Graff and Jeanine Lindquist rehearse breakfast scene the night before the play. 10. Jay Rohman works on his lines for the play. Wahoo Orators Prove Excellent Although the Speech Team had little experience, they brought back one fair, two goods, and four excellents from conference. The ones who get credit for the excellents were Eric Dillow and Solveig Hansen for duet acting and Jay Rohman, Rene Welton, and Jeanine Lindquist for their speeches. At district the team received one good and six excellents, Again it was Eric Dillow and Solveig Hansen with duet acting and Annette Borreson, Jay Rohman, Mark Smith, Jeanine Lindquist, and Eric Dillow for their speeches. Jeanine Lindquist, Eric Dillow, and Mark Smith were three points from a trip to state. The One Act play actors got an excellent at both conference and district with “the Ugly Duckling.” 1. One Act players perform at district. 2. One Act cast from top: Unice Miller, Solveig Hansen, Annette Borreson, Rene Welton, Eric Dillow, Greg Graff, Jay Rohman, Kevin Bosley, Coach Gadeken. 3. Eric Dillow and Solveig Hansen practice duet acting. 4. Speech Team, back row from left: Coach Gadeken, Solveig Hansen, Rene Welton, Jeanine Lindquist, Eric Dillow, Mark Smith. Front row: Nancy Johnson, Annette Borreson, Casey Hengen, Jay Rohman. 16 Drama Club Starts Thespians 4 Drama Club had a very busy year putting on one play and one musical. Both required large numbers of cast and crew members, many of whom became eligible for membership in the Thespian Charter which was started last year. The Drama Club members that were able to become Thespians were officially sworn in by Mead High School. The Drama Club had 20 members, the largest its been in years, while the Thespians Charter had 15 members. 1. Rene Welton, Jeanine Lindquist, Diane Albert, Marlys Olson, Leann Torrens, and Jay Rohman flock around Mr. Gadeken as he signs up Thespian Charter members. 2. Drama Club President Solveig Hansen presides over drama meeting. 3. Sponsor of Drama, Mr. Gadeken, starts Thespian Charter. 4. Initiation of Thespians members: Diane Albert, Eunice Miller, Casey Hengen, Lorna Skovgaard, Solveig Hansen, and Rob Christian. Not pictured: Jay Rohman. Kevin Bosely, Craig Gottschalk. Bill Peterson, Kim Davis and Annette Borreson. 17 School Play Huge Success In the two nights of “Calamity Jane’s” successful run, over 800 people came to view this colorful musical presented by VVahoo High’s drama department. Leann Torrens and Eric Johnson played the two lead characters, Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickock, respectively. “These two did an outstanding job of acting and singing the show into the hit it was,” commented Mr. Arp, head of the chorus production for the play. Twenty-nine students combined for the parts of the cast and chorus in this years school play. Many students were involved in the long hours of set making. The art classes and many others took time from usual class routine work to put together the sets. 18 1. Jim Hoppe and Steve Prochaska greet one another before rehearsal. 2. Jay Rohman, Leigh Houfek, Phil Monson, Larry Laudenback, Craig Gottschalk, Carrie Hancock, and Leann Torrens, flock around Eunice Miller, (Katie Brown) in a scene from “Calamity Jane”. 3. Members from the stage crew paint scenery for play. 4. Lori Swoboda, Eric Johnson, Jim Chmelka, and Jay Rohman in the Golden Garter Saloon. 5. Cast and crew members take part in singing Deadwood Stage”. 6. Pit band members. Second row: Tammy Gerdts, Linda Little, Jim Martens, Becky Olson, Kim Matson. First row: Lynae Barry, Dave Herbner, Solveig Hansen, Casey Hengen. Meg Johnson, Tom Kennedy. 7. Crew members, Third row: Nancy Chmelka, Shelly McPeck, Debbie Zauss, Deb Schliefert, Colleen Lindgren, Jackie Hatten, Tammie Bod field, Leann Flick, Kim Reitmajer, Betty Jonas. Second row: Eric Dillow, Chris Hajek, Jim Lynch, Stanely Prochaska, Dan Kellner. First row: Keith Houfek, Kenneth Houfek, David Kellner, Bill Flick. 19 1) Class presidents Kim Peschel and Steve Buchanan join Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Ms. Bakewell at the banquet. 2) Prom Queen Kim Barry and King Mark Brodhal. 3) 1978 Prom Royalty: Kim Davis, Karen Jonas, Eunice Miller, Karen Hass, LeAnn Torrens, Queen Kim Barry, King Mark Brodahl, Gregg Graff, Kirk Hudkins, Steve Prohaska, Steve Buchanan. Eric Johnson, Crown bearers Amy Johnson and Jason Peschel. 4) “Space cadet Orv to space cadet Lynae, our Prom mission is under control.” 5) Beth Snyder and Jeanette Barry put final touches on the spaceship. 6) Everyone gathers around the punchbowl to check out the “moonshine.” New Prom Site for “Universe” Theme The 1978 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held at Starlite Ballroom, moved from the traditional setting of the school gym. Another change made concerned the prom servers. This year they attended the dance as servers. The banquet was held at the Presbyterian Church basement. The meal was prepared by the Church Mariners. Class presidents Kim Peschel and Steve Buchanan gave short speeches followed by Supt. Willard Hunzeker. The prom servers entertained everyone with a short skit. Having prom at Starlite added to the theme, “The Edge of the Universe.” Decorations included numerous androids, a flashing tunnel, land rover and a silver spaceship. Finishing touches such as “blue” punch and “space trees” added to the mood. The ’78 Prom King and Queen were Mark Brodhal and Kim Barry. First attendants were LeAnn Torrens and Gregg Graff. The royalty danced to the music of “Atlantis.” 21 Band is Always Active The 1977-78 band had a very active year. They competed in many contests. The band received superior ratings at the Pershing Marching Band Festival and District music contest. The band had numerous members participate in special events, such as; Hastings honor band, State band and orchestra clinics and solos and groups at districts. 1. Beth Oden enjoys the good food at the band picnic. 2. Tom Thompson prepares for districts. 3. Eric Johnson is ready and set, to go and show those Pershing judges his fancy footsteps. 4. Kim Barry concentrates on difficult music. 5. Leann Torrens and Steve Worm model their matching outfits at the picnic. 6. Eunice Miller checks her uniform before contest. 1. State clinic members; C. Hengen, T. Lindholm, L. Houfek, T. Thompson, J. Yarmon, S. Hansen, B. Olson and L. Swanson. 2. Drum majorette Lori Swoboda directs marching practice. 3. The 1977-78 marching band; K. Barry, S. Buchanan, K. Davis, D. Hammond, S. Hansen, C. Hieser, L. Houfek, E. Johnson, K. Honas, C. Kennedy, B. Kuenning, K. Matson, E. Miller, P. Monson, E. Snyder, S. Stuart, P. Syverson, L. Torrens, E. Triplett, R. Welton, J. Woita, S. Worm, J. Yarmon, P. Triplett, J. Barry, L. Barry, C. Gottschalk, C. Hengen, C. Larson, T. Lindholm, J. Loerch, M. Maly, J. Martens, K. Matson, B. Oden, B. Olson, L. Pokorny, G. Schinker, N. Schoen, B. Snyder, L. Swanson, L. Swoboda, T. Thompson, A. Vrana, T. Worm, D. Barsell, D. Christensen, T. Dillow, M. Divis, C. Frana, J. Hattan, M. Hoppe, L. Houfek, K. Hulse, M. Johnson, T. Kennedy, J. Richmond, D. Sawyer, J. Smith, S. Vrana, R. Welton, S. Woita, J. Kinchloe, R. Barry, S. Buchanan, J. Christensen, C. Christian, R. Dietz, G. Divis, L. Dockwieler, T. Gerdts, B. Gilliland, G. Gonnerman, K. Gottschalk, B. Govaerts, C. Hancock, L. Hajek, D. Herbener, B. John, C. Koranda, B. Kuenning, P. Lindgren, L. Little, P. Matson, J. Norenberg, D. Piper, P. Porter, D. Prokesh, D. Rood, D. Snyder, R. Stoupa, D. Swanson, D. Tejral, L. Torrens, L. Triplett, D. Zauss. 4. Jim Martens plays the drums. 5. Leann Torrens keeps warm during chilly band practice. 1. Swing Choir from left: N. Schoen, C. Gottschalk, T. Tompson, J. Martins, J. Loerch, B. Olson, L. Svoboda, E. Johnson, D. Swanson, L. Houfek, L. Pokorny, P. Triplett, P. Monson, L. Torrens, S. Worm. 2. Full Chorus back row: N. Chmelka, N. Nelson, P. Nice. C. Koresky, T. Otto, L. Hegeman, N. Johnson, L. Swanson, T. Dillow, K. Hulse, L. Swoboda, L. Pokorny, Mr. Arp. Third row: D. Christensen, B. Olson, J. Loerch, N. Schoen. R. Blankenbeckler, P. Monson, D. Hajek, D. Kellner, C. Larsen, J. Trutna, S. Robbins, L. Torrens. Second row: S. Carlson, D. Pafford, T. Merrill, T. Worm, R. Moody, E. Shalon, A. Stoltenber, D. Kellner, S. Savary, A. Kellner, S. Prochaska, J. Carr, B. Jonas. Front row: C. Kennedy, K. Mika, P. Triplett, D. Prokesh, J. Hoppe, R. Welton, D. Swanson, K. Reitmaher, and J. Maynard. Not Pictured are Dave Croghan, Steve Prochaska, Bill Hoppe, Terri Mattes, Scott Daharsh, Don Rogers, Linda Humlicek, Peggy Mathis, Eileen Thies. 3. Phil Monson was selected to participate in State Chorus Clinic. 26 1. Chorus performing in “Calamity Jane”. 2. Barber Shop Quartet at Talent Contest: Leigh Houfek, Eric Johnson, Steve Worm, and Phil Monson. 3. Girl’s Glee back row from left: K. Mika, C. Kennedy, P. Triplett, L. Pokorny, C. Larsen, J. Maynard, K. Reitmajer, L. Swoboda, L. Torrens. Front row: N. Schoen, J. Loerch, B. Olson, T. Worm, B. Jonas, P. Nice, C. Koresky, and Mrs. Carlson the student teacher. 4. Mr. Arp introduces himself at the First Concert. Chorus Profits From “Calamity” All in all it was a good year. The Chorus had a mixed amount of grades. The chorus also had a new director, Mr. Bob Arp. Mr. Arp commented “They performed pleasingly, but we still need work”. The chorus made up most of the cast of “Calamity Jane” a musical for the Spring Play. The chorus members did most of the singing. Chorus went to the District Music Contest and the Full Choir and the Swing Choir both got “Excellent” ratings. Members who did solos were Leann Torrens and Connie Kennedy with “Superiors”. Tammy Worm and Phil Monson were given “Excellents”. The Girl’s Trio received a “good”. The Girl’s Duet and the Barber Shop Quartet both came out with “Excellents”. 1) Even “Donald Duck” wears a hat on Hat Day. 2) Freshman-Sophomore Pep Club Members, row 1: D. Sawyer, C. Koranda, S. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Triplett, A. Spiechinger, M. Novotny, J. Syverson, D. Bonow. Row 2: L. Hajek, C. Christian, G. Gonnerman, L. Dockweiler, L. Triplett, C. Hancock, J. Christensen, T. Gerdts, T. Gerdts, L. Little, D. Zauss, L. Flick. Row 3: L. Chamberlin, L. Houfek, S. McPeck, J. Trutna, L. McPeck, S. Nickelson, L. Torrens, B. Kuenning, D. Rood, S. Buchanan, P. Matson, J. Carr, J. Kling. 3) Pep Club members discuss Homecoming. 4) Seniors Brenda Kuenning and Evelyn Triplett look-up pep club terms. 5) Cheerleaders have troubles keeping the pep club enthused. 6) Junior-Senior Pep Club Members, row 1: T. Worm, J. Loerch, K. Barry, E. Snyder, P. Triplett, L. Torrens, N. Akerson, K. Banghart, K. Hass. Row 2: L. Skovgaard, J. Woita, L. Bern, J. Vervaecke, S. Stuart, R. Welton, B. Kuenning, E. Triplett, K. Mika, J. Yarmon, S. Hansen, E. Miller. Row 3: C. Larsen, B. Snyder, J. Barry, C. Prohaska, A. Novotny, M. Maly, M. Prokesh, K. Swartz. Row 4: L. Pokorny, L. Barry, B. Olson, K. Davis, L. Swoboda, K. Davis, N. Jansen, K. Peschel, K. Matson. 7) Members of the ’77-78 cheerleading squad practice a cheer for try-outs. 8) Pep Club members prepare for Homecoming. 28 “Farmer Day” Pep Club Highlight This year the Wahoo High Pep Club returned to the merit system. It was established in hopes of bettering game attendance and over-all spirit because of a decline in pep club membership over recent years. Money raising projects were started very early in the year. These projects included a bakesale and selling jewelry and decorative trays. The cheerleaders sold greeting cards to help pay for new uniforms. A “Legs Contest” was won by freshman Davey Prokesh, pictures of entries “legs” were voted on by the school. Activities such as farmer day, hat day, and sock day offered a change from the typical pep club uniform. Farmer day was especially successful because of combined effort with the Student Council. Morning pep rallies were attended by the entire school for the first time in years, aiding the pep club’s battle to keep up school spirit. 29 Cheerleaders Encourage Spirit The cheerleaders had a very challenging year as school spirit had been dwindling in the past few years. Part of a cheerleader’s responsibility is to encourage spirit and many cheerleaders efforts helped to uplift spirit. Morning pep rallies were held and proved to be successful because not only the athletes and pep club attended, but the entire student body took part. Rallies were changed from the traditional order. Skits such as the “Munchkins” and “Santa and his Elves” brought new life to rallies. But the challenge remains. Each year the cheerleaders must bring new ideas to keep the students and followers spirited throughout the year. 1) Wrestling cheerleading squad. J. Syverson, T. Worm, D. Bonow, K. Banghart. Not pictured K. Hass, A. Borreson. 2) Cheerleaders perform “Two Bits”. 3) Between quarters, cheerleaders excite the crowd with “Hey Fans”. 4) Varsity-Reserve cheerleading squad. Row 1. B. Snyder, N. Akerson. Row 2. M. Maly, E. Snyder, M. Johnson. Row 3. L. Barry, P. Triplett, K. Barry. Top J. Loerch, L. Torrens. 5) Wrestling cheerleaders cheer at the York Tournament. 6) The “Munchkins” attend a pep rally. 31 Many Projects Keep W-Club Active W-Club experienced a new kind of enthusiasm this year. Many money-making projects were sponsored by the lettermen. Some of this year’s projects were: the wrestling invitational, slave auction, gong show, cake and ham raffles, a dance, 1st annual W-Club Banquet, and a year-end party. W-Club purchased many needed items with the money raised. Items bought were: a leaper, football bags, and a stereo. 32 1. Peggy Triplett smiles as she gets auctioned off at the first annual W-Club slave sale. 2. “Fud” Snyder prepares to go on stage at the W-Club Gong Show. 3. Bill Hoppe and Mark Brodahl explain their budget ideas at a W-Club meeting. 4. 1977-1978 W-Club members. Row 1: K. Larsen, B. Oden, J. Barry, J. Ruzicka. K. Hudkins, M. Smith. Row 2: J. Rohman, Becky Kuenning, L. Little. Ken Houfek, Keith Houfek, R. Miller, M. Divis, S. Hansen, Brenda Kuenning. Row 3: E. Snyder, M. Hrdlicka, J. Trutna, K. Swartz, B. Snyder. A. Borreson, K. Reitmajer, C. Prochaska, J. Martens, M. Lindley, L. Torrens. Row 4: R. Cejka, D. Divis, T. Thompson, M. Brodahl, J. Sutton, B. Hoppe, S. Stuart, R. Welton, C. Tillman, J. Delay. Row 5: J. Norenberg, E. Dillow, K. Bosley, G. Graff, T. Triplett, J. Hoppe, D. Prokesh, S. Banghart, J. Divis. Row 6: C. Kennedy, G. Divis, P. Triplett, K. Mika, J. Miller, P. Richmond, K. Christensen, C. Cejka, E. Triplett, J. Woita. Not pictured: R. Barry, T. Carmer, D. Crogan, S. Buchanan, K. Hass. S. Jansen, W. Stuart, M. Hoppe, S. Monson, and K. Peshel. 5. John Sutton wins his match, clinching the W-Club Wrestling tournament title for Wahoo. 6. Guest speaker Randy York talks about the values of positive thinking at the W-Club athletic banquet. The theme of the banquet: The Day of the Athlete. 33 Oh and I remember you 1. Beth Snyder forces the ball down an attempted block. 2. Coach Stefanowicz talks about team strategy during a time out. 3. Jeanette Barry shows good form while spiking the ball against Elkhorn. 4. Teammates get ready for action as Kim Peschel uses a forearm bump. 5. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS. Row 1. Beth Snyder, I ori Swoboda, Sheila Flanagan, Cathy Larsen, Karen Hass. Row 2. Annette Borreson, Jeanette Barry, Shari Jansen, Cathy Prohaska. Row 3. Evelyn Snyder, Kim Reitmajor. 6. RESERVE and FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS. Row 1. Tanya Dillow, Julie Richmond, Judy Kinchole, Shelli Johnson, Paula Nice, Cindy Koresky, Nancy Schoen. Row 2. Kim Matson, Mona Maly, Kim Rouse, Kim Peschel. Meg Johnson. Row 3. LeAnne Flick, Darlene Zauss, Sheila Nickelson, Laurie Dockweiler, Coach Sharon Skipton, Colleen Christian, Coach Mary Stefanowicz, Sherry Buchanan, Peggy Matson, Cheryl Koranda. 7. Karen Hass stretches for a bump. 8. Sheila Nickelson sets to Laurie Dockweiler during a Freshman game as Varsity player, Karen Hass referees. 36 Spikers Show Amelioration The Warriorettes finished their season with a 2-10 record. This record may be misleading and was no indication of the team’s improvement. Coach Mary Stefanowicz felt that “the girls showed improvement with each game.” The Warriorettes had a slow start, losing the first five games, but bounced back with wins over Ashland and Elkhorn. The team was well balanced with Juniors Beth Snyder and Jeanette Barry leading in spiking and scoring respectively. Seniors Evelyn Snyder and Shari Jansen showed leadership in all areas of play. Shari and Beth were selected to the Wahoo Newspaper All-Area Team. The Reserves finished their season with a 2-6 record. The Freshman Team went 1-5. 37 5 1. Mark Divis (67) blocks an Elkhorn pass. 2. Warriors’ defensive line hold their ground against Schuyler. 3. Sophomore Chuck Tillman back to pass. 4. 1977 team members, bottom row: D. Croghan, M. Brodahl. S. Banghart, K. Hudkins, W. Stewart, J. Divis, S. Buchanan, E. Dillow, Second row: Coach Doug Watts, M. Divis, J. Delay, T. Cejka, J. Sutton, B. Hoppe, Coach Dick Tinglehoff, Coach Mick Anderson, Third row: J. Hoppe, T. Carmer, J. Miller, J). Swanson, K. Christensen, C. Cejka, L. Jansen, Fourth row: G. Divis, J. Norenburg, D. Prokesh, C. Tillman, T. Volkart, J. Sherwood, M. Borreson. 5. Coach Dick Tinglehoff discussing game strategy with senior wingback Dave Croghan. 38 Success is “more than winning” “I’ve learned that when trying to turn around a losing athletic program one must measure success in other ways than winning,” stated Warrior head football coach Dick Tinglehoff on his team’s 1-8 record during the 1977 season. The highlight of the season was the 22-8 victory over Gretna which snapped Wahoo’s 19 game losing string. The Warrior offense produced 307 yards total offense, despite a thunderstorm, and backs Chuck Tillman and Dave Croghan both finished with over 100 yards rushing. Croghan and Mark Brodahl received all-conference honors and John Divis, Wade Stewart, Mark Divis, and Chuck Tillman gained honorable mention. Croghan also led the team in tackles with 110. 1. Todd Carmer catches a Chuck Tillman pass. 2. Reserve line against Arlington. 3. Coaches Doug Watts and Harry Kasischke intently watch game action. 4. Dave Prokesh makes a solo tackle. 5. Varsity players entering Sam Crawford Field. 6. Dave Croghan struggles for extra yards against Waverly. 77 Varsity Warrior Season 1-8-0 Ashland 14-0 Schuyler 19-0 Elkhorn 34-8 Arlington 30-14 Centennial 32-0 Lakeview 11-8 Norris 7-0 Gretna 8-22 Waverly 27-0 77 Reserve Warrior Season 0-3-0 Arlington 47-0 David City 6-0 Norris 18-6 40 Freshmen Suffer 0-3 FB Season The 1977 Wahoo freshman football team under first year coach Harry Kasischke finished the season with a disappointing 0-3 record. Many of the teams top players were unable to see much action in freshman games because they had positions to fill on varsity. Coach Dick Tinglehoff expects these people to help next season in both attitude and numbers, as he predicts to have at least 60 team members next year. 41 “Oz” Decorates “77” Homecoming The “Land of Oz” was recreated in the Little Theater to become the theme of Wahoo High’s 1977 homecoming festivities. Decorations were coordinated with the ever popular fairytale scenes such as the Witch’s House, Emerald Castle and the Wizard of Oz. Homecoming Queen Evelyn Snyder and King Wade Stewart reigned over the occasion while dates danced to the music of “Thunderbird”. To add to the mood and spirit of the occasion the Pep Club girls made garters, spirit boxes, booster buttons and decorated lockers. Store windows were painted to raise spirit among people downtown. The Junior girls provided the entertainment at the afternoon pep rally portraying coneheads and Oz characters searching for a Warrior Homecoming victory against Lakeview. 42 1. Varsity and reserve cheerleaders perform “Two Bits” at the end of the Homecoming pep rally. 2. The winning window by Joey Christensen, Terri and Tammy Gerdts, and Cherly Koranda is proudly displayed on the Christensen Drug Store window. 3. Annette Novotny and Mel Prokesh pose for the camera before the pep rally. 4. The Homecoming committees work hard to finish decorations. 5. People mingle and dance at the Homecoming dance. 6. Lockers are decorated to boost school spirit during Homecoming week. 7. Dorothy, Mel Prokesh, assisted by Oz characters confront the coneheads. 43 Harriers Capture Dist. Runner-up The WHS Cross Country team had a very rewarding season. Placing highly in meets, the Harriers ran on to qualify for state competition. It was the second time Wahoo High’s cross country team has gone to state, finishing 15th out of 18 teams. The most valuable runner award was given to Junior Tom Thompson. Thompson also broke the previous school record of 13:03 by 45 seconds on the 2.5 mile course. Coach Wright and his returning Harriers are looking forward to a successful season next year. 1. Mark Smith stretches out before a meet. 2. Greg Graff has his number pinned on. 3. Tom Thompson poses in the locker room. 4. Ted Tripplet jogs to loosen up. 5. The 1977 Cross Country team, left to right: Mark Smith, Tom Thompson, Ted Tripplet, Greg Graff, Steve Monson, student manager Jim Chmelka, coach Don Wright. 6. The team shows off their second place district trophy. 7. Tom and Greg get ready to leave for a meet. 47 48 Girls Golf ends a Swinging Year Coach Graffs girls’ golf team ended the 1977 season with a win-loss record of 7-2. They placed 9th out of 24 at state, finished second out of 8 at the Brownell Talbot Tournament, and finished sixth out of 9 at the Fremont Invitational. Best score holders were Solveig Hansen with 114 for 18 holes at Pioneer and Linda Little with 45 for 9 holes at Cedar Hills. 1. Sandy and Rene always have a gay time during practices. 2. 1977 girls golf team: T. Christensen, L. Little, 5. Hansen, J. Loerch, S. Stuart, J. Woita, S. Woita, J. Pearson, B. Oden and Coach Graff. Not Pictured: Tammy and Terri Gerdts. 3. Linda practices in the pit. 4. Coach demonstrates proper stance. 5. Golf team practices drives. 6. Solveig and Linda watch as Beth goes for an eagle. 1. Chuck Tillman drives the lane for two. 2. 77-78 Warriors, Back row. Chuck Tillman, Tom Thompson, John Ruzicka, Kevin Bosley, Mark Divis, Dave Croghan; Front row. Steve Prochaska, Ted Triplett, Bob Hajek. 3. John Ruzicka shooting a freethrow. 4. Jump ball starts the game. 5. Coach Anderson huddles with the team during a timeout. 6. Ted Triplett drives by a defender. 7. Dave Croghan shoots a howitzer. 50 Tough Schedule Strengthens Team Playing numerous rated teams, the Warrior basketball team fell to 5-14 season. “The hope is, the mistakes of the losses will improve the younger players in the future,” stated Coach Mick Anderson. Losing three seniors, Dave Croghan, Steve Prochaska, and Kevin Bosley, the Warriors’ expectations for the coming year are high. Lettermen returning will be juniors Bob Hajek, Ted Triplett, and Tom Thompson, sophomore returnees are Chuck Tillman, Mark Divis, and John Ruzicka. Throughout the season the squad faced ranked teams such as Waverly, Gretna, Arlington, Elkhorn Mt. Michael, Norris, and Centennial. Even though the competition was tough, the team held its spirit until the last game against Gretna. The Warriors semi-delayed the ball and only trailed by four with 1 1'2 minutes to go, ending the game losing by seven. Leading scorer for Wahoo was Dave Croghan with an average of 12.3 points per game. The team’s rebounding was led by Mark Divis with John Ruzicka second, and the best field goal percentage was shot by Steve Prochaska shooting 41 percent. 1977-78 Warrior Basketball WE THEY 81 David City 50 63 Waverly 59 40 Logan View 52 48 Valley 58 61 Arlington 80 52 Elkhorn Mt. Michael 65 66 Ft. Calhoun 54 53 Gretna 56 45 Norris 54 63 Platteview 65 42 Centennial 53 46 Raymond Central 77 68 Ashland 59 28 Norris 65 58 Ashland 57 49 Blair 65 70 Schuyler 74 37 Elkhorn 60 32 Gretna 39 51 Few in Numbers, Big in Experience With a small squad of 8 members, the reserve boys basketball team struggled through a 5-9 season. Having such a small squad allowed all players to have started in at least one game throughout the year. “This should provide real depth and motivation for next year’s varsity,” commented Reserve Coach Joe Weyand. All players were able to be leading scorers at one time or another throughout the season. The lack of depth allowed all to play a great deal, but resulted in problems when there was sickness or injury. The returning freshman offer great optimism for the forthcoming reserve basketball season. Several played on this year’s team. 1. Joe Weyand discusses game strategy 2. The battle for a rebound 3. Randy Pearson jumps for the ball against Waverly 4. 77-78 Reserve Warriors, Back Row. Greg Divis, Randy Pearson, Mike Veskrna, Jeff Delay; Front Row. Todd Carmer, Craig Gottschalk, Jeff Braun, Larry Jansen 5. Reserve zone defense prevents penetration 6. Greg Divis makes a lay-up on a fast-break 7. Todd Carmer shoots a bonus 52 Warriorettes Continue Winning Tradition Their schedule included some of the best competition in the state and Coach Harry Kasisckhe’s Warriorettes responded well by compiling still another winning record. Although the team didn’t finish sixth in the state as projected by the Lincoln paper, they nearly upset class A number one rated Lincoln Northeast in the Runza Lady Husker Holiday tournament and suffered only a two point loss to unbeaten Blair. Wahoo’s hopes of a trip to the state tournament ended when state runner-up Platteview downed the Warriorettes for the third time during the season in the district championship. All-state candidate Connie Kennedy was joined by junior Jeannette Barry on the all-area team and by senior Ev Snyder on the all-conference squad. Cathey Prochaska and Becky Kuenning received second team all-area. 1. Beth “Curly” Snyder applies pressure on defense 2. Brenda Kuenning and Jeannette Barry celebrate victory 3. Connie Kennedy gets two points against Norris 54 Ev Snyder leads the fast break 5. Jeannette Barry takes time out 6. Beth Oden follows through on her jump shot for another two points 1977-78 WARRIORETTE BASKETBALL we they 39 Norris 42 71 David City 41 48 Ashland 41 30 Valley 37 34 Lincoln Northeast 39 36 Lincoln Southeast 49 52 Valley 33 46 Platteview 57 42 Gretna 29 47 Arlingto n 43 46 Waverly 45 36 Platteview 40 47 Norris 39 61 Raymond Central 36 60 Elkhorn 50 41 Blair 43 51 Ashland 47 45 Plattsmouth 33 34 Platteview 54 55 � 1. Becky Kuenning and Jeannette Barry wait for an offensive rebound 2. Freshmen team members. Back Row: coach Mark Wilson, Debbie Rood, Gwynne Gonnerman, Lette Torrens, Lisa Triplett, Carrie Hancock, Tammi Gerdts, Terri Gerdts, Colleen Christian. Front Row. Jo Christensen, Lori Hajek, Sherry Buchanan, JoDell Carr. 3. Cathey Prochaska shoots for two points. 56 Defensive Hustle Carries Reserves The 1977-78 Girls JV basketball team finished the season with a 6-4 record under the direction of new coach Mary Stefonawicz. Offensively the team was led by two excellent shooters in Marcia Novotny and Becky Kuenning. Amy Speichinger pulled down 81 rebounds to lead the team on the boards. Several of the team members gained valuable experience playing on the varsity squad. Coach Stefonawicz was pleased with the defensive hustle and the improvement displayed by many of the players. 4. 1977-78 Varsity Warriorettes: assistant coach Mary Stefonawicz, Ev Snyder,Cathey Prochaska, Jeannette Barry, Cathey I.arsen, Connie Kennedy, Beth Oden, Brenda Kuenning, Beth Snyder, Becky Kuenning, and Head Coach Harry Kasischke. 5. Reserve team members. Back Row: Diane Sawyer, Nancy Shoen, Kathey Swartz, Becky Olson, Middle Row: Amy Speichinger, Sandy Triplett, Brenda John, Front Row: Shelly Johnson, Marcia Novotny, Joan Trutna and reserve coach Mary Stefonawicz. 57 ilitilliiililHtliiiit 1. John Divis anticipates the referee’s whistle. 2. Members of the varsity squad. Front row: Mike Lindley, Phil Richmond, Mark Smith, Bill Hoppe, Chris Cejka, Steve Banghart, Dave Prokesh. Back row: Coach Doug Watts, Jim Hoppe, John Divis, Rob Miller, Phil Monson. Not pictured: Kevin Christenson. 3. Kevin Christenson works for a reverse cradle. 4. Jeff Norenberg unties himself from a cross body ride. State Champions First in Wrestling Two Juniors, Mark Smith (28-0-1) at 112 lbs. and Bill Hoppe (31-0-0) at 119 lbs. this year became the first Wahoo wrestlers ever to win State titles. As two undefeated State Champions in consecutive weight classes they placed Wahoo on the map, as far as wrestling is concerned. A Sophomore, Mike Lindley (24-6) placed sixth in State at 98 lbs., and rounded out a highly successful lightweight trio. Warrior team honors included a first place finish in the Fremont Bergan Invitational, a first place finish in the Wahoo Invitational, and a sixth place finish in the State Tournament. The varsity dual record was 6-2-1. Bill Hoppe had the most pins, with 19, and set a new school record for fastest pin, in 14 secs.. Steve Banghart and Mark Smith tied in setting a new record for most takedowns, with 42 apiece. 1. Mike Lindley, sixth in State at 98 lbs. 2. Steve Banghart builds up from underneath. 3. Dave Prokesh underhooks an opponent. 4. Mark Smith, first in State at 112 lbs. 5. Bill Hoppe, first in State at 119 lbs. 59 Reserve Success an Uphill Struggle This years reserve wrestling squad produced success while struggling against unfavorable circumstances. Undefeated as a reserve, Kevin Christenson (4-0) compiled the best win - loss record. Chris Cejka (4-1), Dave Swanson (4-2), and Dave Snyder (4-2) were close behind. The team won four duals and lost four. Coach Doug Watts felt the reserves were hampered by inexperience. He added that this was the first year of high school competition for half of the squad. Several of the reserves were called upon to fill in on varsity in duals, which took away from reserve scoring. 60 1. Pat Mathis hits a sit-out. 2. Members of the reserve squad. Back row: Steve Mika, Russell Swanson, Jerry Sherwood, Jay Rohman. Front row: Dave Snyder, Randy Banghart, Dave Swanson, Pat Mathis. Not pictured: Troy Volkart, Bryce Cejka, Kevin Christenson, Chris Cejka, Dave Prokesh, Phil Monson. 3. Randy Banghart pauses before getting set in the referee’s position. 4. Chris Cejka receives the final signal of victory. 5. Jay Rohman turns his opponent with a reverse half. 6. Steve Mika strains to complete a switch. Not pictured are the student managers: Mary Hoppe, Kim Peschel, Ken Houfek, and Keith Houfek. 61 Minute Numbers; Records Broken The season of the Wahoo Warriorette Track team was hampered by cold, wet weather, and a lack of participation by the girls. With only nine girls on the team, Coach Mary Stefanowicz recognized the accomplishments of the girls. “The personal accomplishments and improvements by six of the girls were harmonious in breaking six school records.” The records that were broken were the shot put by Connie Kennedy, the discus by Kathy Swartz, the 220 yard dash by Jeanette Barry, the 440 by Brenda Kuenning, and both the 440 and 880 yard relays. With the loss of two seniors the expectations are high towards next year’s girl’s track season. Senior Connie Kennedy was undefeated in dual competition in her specialty, the shot put. She also placed second at the Blair Co-Ed Invitational and Capital Conference meets. Other surprising performances came from all three relay teams, 440, 880, and mile. They all placed at Blair and Conference, which was quite an accomplishment since the same four girls ran in all three relays. The Warriorettes were unable to qualify anyone for the Nebraska State meet at Districts. 1. The 880 Relay team gets the exchange off at Blair Co-Ed Invitational 2. Senior Connie Kennedy puts the shot at the District meet in Seward 3. Team bus preparing to go to Districts. 62 1. Terri Gerdts sprints across the finish line in the 440 dash 2. Junior Beth Snyder clears a hurdle in the 80 yard lows at Blair 3. 1978 team members. Front row; Brenda Kuenning, Connie Kennedy, Jenay Woita, Coach Stefanowicz. Back row; I eann Flick, Susan Hrklicka, Terri Gerdts, Joan Trutna, Jeanette Barry, Beth Snyder, Kathy Swartz 4. Senior Brenda Kuenning rounds the final corner in the 440 at Seward 63 Ruzicka Leads Warrior Cindermen John Ruzicka scored 114 1 2 points and qualified for the state meet along with Rob Miller and Tom Thompson to lead Don Wright’s 1978 track team. Underclassmen dominated this season’s team as captains Greg Graff and Don Divis were the only seniors on the team. Although the squad failed to win a dual meet or a major meet there was much improvement by many of the members. To qualify for state, Ruzicka ran the 120 high hurdles in 15.1 and the 180 lows in 20.5. Miller threw the shot 53' 9 and 3 4 and Thompson ran the mile in 4:42.2. Most valuable team member was Ruzicka who, along with a dozen other lettermen, will return next season to help build a stronger track team. A new school record of 20.1 was set by Ruzicka in the 180 lows at the state meet. I. Tom Thompson takes a break to enjoy some water 2. Rob Miller concentrates on throwing the shot 3. Mark VanNorman long jumping 4. Ku .icka on his way to winning the low hurdles 5. Team Members back row. Coach M. Wilson, C. Tillman, J. Rohman, M. VanNorman. R. Miller, M. Divis, D. Divis, T. Thompson, J. Ruzicka, J. Miller, Coach Wright. Front row. G. Divis, D. Prokesh, T. Triplett, S. Monson, R. Barry, M. Smith, G. Graff, Manager K. Poulson 6. 880 relay team displays the trophy they won at Blair. Seniorless Golf Team Struggles The 1978 Boys Golf team enjoyed an extremely large turnout. However, without a single senior in the group the duffers had a rough time in competition. The squad found some success in dual action, with the varsity going 3-4 for the season. The varsity letter winners were Jeff Braun, Todd Cejka, Chris Cejka, Kevin Christenson and Jim Martens. Todd Cejka had the lowest average score. 1. Members of the Boy’s Golf team. Front row: Kurt Gotschalk, Mike Lindley, Phil Richmond, Kevin Christensen. Second row: Coach Burl Graff, Casey Hengen, Tom Kennedy, Chris Cejka, Jim Martens. Third row: Dave Herbener, Brian Swanson, Devin Terjal, Ryan Welton, Todd Cejka. Back row: Ray Stoupa, Jeff Norenberg, Jeff Braun, Mike Braun, Bryce Cejka, Jeff Delay. 2. Jim Martens lines up a shot. 3. Phil Richmond puts. 4. Coach Burl Graff checks practice scores. 5. Duffers retrieve their balls. 6. Dave Herbener tees off. 15 Scholarships to ’78 Graduates The Commencement exercises for the Wahoo High graduating class of 1978 were held Sunday May 21, 1978 at 2:00 P.M. in the new gymnasium. 78 students were graduated from this year’s Senior class, a rather appropriate number coinciding exactly with their graduating year. The exercises began with the processional “Pomp and Circumstance”played by the Wahoo Band. The invocation and address was delivered by Reverend Douglas R. Comiels, and a special musical selection was interpreted by the Wahoo High Swing Choir. The customary presentation of Honor Awards, Scholarships, Diplomas, and flowers followed. During this time, 15 of the students received these scholarships, the majority of which came from this area’s schools. After a short benediction, the new graduates walked out of the auditorium to the music of the recessional, some crying, others smiling, but all very happy. 70 1. The auditorium is packed full of well-wishers viewing the ceremony for the graduating class of ’78. 2. Solveig Hansen, who has the top grade average of the Senior class, is receiving her honor cord and trophy from principal Ron Hulse. 3. The WHS band plays “Pomp and Circumstance” as the Senior class walks for the last time through the gymnasium as high school students. 4. The Senior class rehearses for their graduation march. 5. Mr. Carlson presents Kevin Bosley with his long-awaited Diploma. 6. Eric Dillow and Don Divis prepare to enter the gym during their graduation exercises. All Seniors Great in ’78 There were mixed feelings as the 1978 Seniors last year came to an end. Many people expressed happiness as their school years were “finally over!” Others had feelings of sadness and emptiness as fu ture plans were not definite. All students had their fears of what was in store for them. Many planned to further their education with trade school, college, or Armed Forces. Farming and employment were also sought by some. The Senior year was a special one, with surprises, different happenings, and many new experiences. The 1977-78 school year saw the first ceremony for mid-term graduates and open campus during noon. Cluhs were much more active, with more projects to get students involved. Tradition was also changed when Prom was held out at Starlight. The privilege of leaving campus during free periods, and the new excitement of being of age to vote was also experienced by Seniors this year. Senior skip day was enjoyed with many Seniors going to Colorado and a concert, Kansas City and Worlds of Fun, or picnics to nearby zoos. 1978 was an active year, and many of the Seniors will always remember it and all the memories it holds. Diane Albert Steve Banghart Marla Barry Allon Anderson Kim Barry Lynette Berns 72 1. Dan Kellner and Chris Hajek working for once in woodshop. 2. John Divis takes a beauty rest. 3. Swinger Wade Stewart during P.E. 4. Sandy Stuart studies latest hair styles. 73 Seniors Find Time to Rest Kim Davis Eric Dillow Don Divis John Divis Sheila Flanagan Tim Frana Dale Fylstra Doug Gaddis 74 Greg Graff Chris Hajek Don Hammond Solveig Hansen Karen Hass Cathy Heiser Shelli Hejhal Leigh Houfek 1. Bill Peterson, Dan Kellner, Chris Hajek, Kim Davis, Karen Jonas, Rod Nichelson, and Kim Barry take advantage of student lounge. 2. Jim Lynch making himself feel at home. 3. Ken Cejka, Chris Hajek, and Steve Banghart loafing in senior corner. 4. Jenay Woita, why so enthused? Senior’s Efforts Produce Results 1. Mid-term grads; First row: Susan Kumpula, Lori Jansa, Heidi Tillman, Denise Williamson. Second row: Tom Vanderpool, Marla Barry, Ken Rezac, Tim Frana, Sheila Flanagan. 2. Senior Scholastic members; First row: Leigh Houfek, Leann Torrens, Chris Hajek, Bill Peterson, Karen Jonas, Jeanine Lindquist, Lynette Bern. Second row: Kim Barry, Eunice Miller, Evelyn Snyder, Brenda Kuenning, Karla Mika, Solveig Hansen, Kim Davis. 3. Larry Nelson, is that you? Carol Hrdlicka Lori Jansa Bob Jelinek Kirk Hudkins Shari Jansen Eric Johnson Karen Jonas Brenda Kuenning Dan Kellner Susan Kumpula Connie Kennedy Mitch Laundenback Dwayne Koranda Jeanine Lindquist 1. Senior class officers: President, Steve Buchanan; Vice-President, Karla Mika; Treasurer, Kim Davis; Secretary, Mark Brodahl. 2. Rene Welton tries to teach Julie Vervaecke her backword language. 77 78 1. Steve Prochaska anxiously awaits arrival of a football. 2. Karen Jonas and Kim Barry try to remember where they are. 3. Kevin Matson stocks shelves in Safeway. 4. Sandy Stuart shows ecstacy at dancing with Greg Graff. 5. Solveig Hansen caught in pensive mood. Not pictured: Wayne Mathis. Jim Lynch Paul Machovec Kevin Matson Karla Mika Eunice Miller Philip Monson Seniors Caught Somber, Cheerful 79 Larry Nelson Bill Peterson Rod Nichelson Jon Peterson Tim Nordstrom Lee Plybon Marlys Olson Steve Prochaska Activities Vary for Seniors 80 Ken Rezac Lorna Skovgaard Evelyn Snyder Wade Stewart Alan Stoltenberg Sandy Stuart Not pictured: Don Samek. Patti Syverson Heidi Tillman Evelyn Triplett Peggy Triplett III |J 4 Leann Torrens Rene Welton Susan Triplett 1. Kevin Bosely and Eric Dillow listen intensely in class. 2. Rod Nichelson, Chris Hajek, Kim Davis, and Kim Pechel chit chat in the library. 3. Mitch Laundenback gets made-up for school play. 4. Shari Jansen, Karen Hass, and Cathy Daharsh gab in Office Practice. 5. Kevin Matson and Rene Welton work in the library. 81 A Year Full of Surprises Tom Vanderpool Denise Williamson Steve Worm Julie Vervaecke Jenay Woita Julie Yarmon 1. Eunice Miller poses for the camera. 2. Leigh Houfek and Kevin Bosely argue over who knows less. 3. Ken Cejka having a stare down with the camera. 4. .Janitor Steve Buchanan working after school. 5. Karen Hass at a loss for words. 6. Marlys Olson, Diane Albert, and Jeanine Lindquist are interrupted during a drama meeting. 7. Kevin Matson, Kim Davis, and Bill Peterson caught trying to take pictures. 83 Active Class “Stays Together” Many changes in school activities were brought forth by the members of the junior class. The tradition of having prom in the gym was changed and dance duties were asked of the prom servers. Many objected to these changes, but the juniors stood by their decisions. The juniors had no financial worries because of past fund-raising projects. They came into their eleventh grade year with nearly enough money to finance prom. The only project they participated in was the selling of magazines, records, and tapes. Even though juniors were involved in many activities, they still found time to “get rowdy”. The class of ’79 was a close-knit bunch of kids that always stuck together. So look out Wahoo, they still have one more year left. N. Akerson A. Borreson R. Christian C. Gottschalk K. Banghart J. Braun S. Daharsh B. Hajek D. Barry L. Brouillette K. Davis N. Hartshorn J. Barry T. Cejka J. Delay D. Heiser L. Barry J. Chmelka C. Fisher C. Hengen 84 B. Hoppe B. Jonas C. Lindgren J. Martens A. Jansa M. Kling T Kind holm K. Matson N. Jansen C. Koresky J. Loerch J- Maynard S. Jaroska C. Larsen M. Machovec T. Mattes J- Jensen B. Lechner M. Maly R. Miller 1) Pat and Lynae still find time to goof off’ during the busy week before Prom. 2) Rob demonstrates his strength in weight-lifting class. 3) Class officers: treasurer Kathy Swartz, president Kim Peschel, secretary Mel Prokesh, vice-president Craig Gottschalk. 4) Junior nominees return to class meeting to hear election results. 5) Nancy and Kathy work in the science lab. 0 85 Juniors Innovate Ideas, Changes R. Moody A. Novotny L. Pokorny D. Rogers D. Needham B. Oden K. Poulsen J. Rohman P. Nelson B. Olson C. Prohaska K. Rouse P. Nice J. Pearson M. Prokesh S. Savery R. Nice K. Peschel K. Reitmajer G. Schinker 86 1. Junior girls do “Conehead skit at pep rally before homecoming. 2. Mike watches while Bill demonstrates one of many talents. 3. Rob and Geroge put up scenery for the fall play. 4. 1977 County Government Day representatives. 5. OOPS . . . Casey got poked in the eye! N. Schoen R. Scholz K. Swartz L. Swoboda T. Wharff K. Woita M. Smith B. Snyder T. Thompson T. Triplett T. Worm D. Zauss 87 Activities Trigger Sophomore Action For the majority of the sophomores, the year held one special moment-that moment when they slipped that green piece of paper into their billfolds. Obtaining a drivers license is a venture into the adult world. The Junior-Senior prom remained on the minds of many as they sponsored several money making projects. Bake sales, pennant sales, and a car wash were among a few. The class of 80 proved to be one of many surprises. Every time something happened, you could bet there was a sophomore involved. The sophomores were many things, the good, the bad, and the crazy. 1. Jackie Hatton displays ingredients used to make lasagne. 2. Mark Divis assists Joe Flash, energy speaker. 3. Sophomore class officers bottom, Amy Speichinger, President, Kathy Hulse, Vice president, Shelly Woita, Secretary, Tanya Dillow, Treasurer. 4. Chuck Tillman sings for his grade in World History class. K. Barsell R. Blankenbeckler J. Bohaty D. Bonow M. Borreson M. Braun K. Callan T. Carmer C. Cejka L. Chamberlin D. Christensen K. Christensen D. Copple T. Dillow M. Divis D. Drews T. Etherington T. Fauver M. Flanagan B. Flick 88 C. Frana T. Fujan B. Graves L. Hageman D. Hartshorn J. Hattan F. Hicken J. Hoppe M. Hoppe L. Houfek M. Hrdlicka J. Hudkins K. Hulse L. Humlicek R. Ivey L. Jansen T. Jelinck J. Jensen B. John M.Johnson 89 1. Steve Vrana demonstrates his donut-making techniques. 2. Soph Executive committee previews class ring design and styles. 3. Gambling is a noon-hour pass-time for these four rookies. 4. Jerry Sherwood sands the drawer of his walnut spice-racks. 5. Joan Trutna carefully dissects the feared earth worm. 90 M. Novotny K. O’Malley T. Pafford R. Pearson S. Prochaska J. Richmond J. Ruzicka D. Sawyer E. Shalon J. Sherwood J. Smith A. Speichinger B. Svoboda D. Swanson J. Syverson C. Tillman J. Triplett S. Triplett J. Trutna M. Van Norman T. Volkart S. Vrana R. Welton S. Woita T. Carr 91 Frosh Determined to Prove Worthy Aren’t the freshmen kind of different this year?” “I don’t think they are any worse than us.” “Oh Yea?” “You know, I would like to be a freshman again.” As the upperclassmen gave the frosh the critical “once-over” on the first day of school, these comments and many others similar to them could be heard. Besides all these remarks the freshmen were bound and determined to prove to the rest of the school that they could fit in. And hey, freshmen, we think you’re in! D. Arney A. Ballard R. Banghart D. Barry M. Barry R. Barry T. Bodfield B. Bordovsky S. Buchanan J. Carr B. Chejka N. Chemelka J. Christensen D. Christen R. Dietz G. Divis L. Dockweiler S. Fauver J. Fittro L. Flick N. Flick B. Govaerts K. Houfek T. Keeler T. Gerdts L. Hajek M. Jaroska D. Kellner T. Gerdts C. Hancock J. Jelinek J. Kling B. Gilliland D. Herbener G. Jensen C. Koranda G. Gonnerman S. Hicken B. John B. Kuenning K. Gottschalk K. Houfek S. Jonas L. Laudenback 1. Freshman concentrate intently at one of their class meetings. 2. Philip Richmond listens intently to Joe Flash at a convocation. 3. Enthusiastic about class, Larry Laudenback waves good-bye. 4. Devin Tejral and Kirk Gottschalk launch a hot air balloon in General Science. 93 K. Lawver J. Martinez S. Monson D. Pafford P. Lindgren S. Mathis D. Needham K. Peschel L. Little P. Matson N. Nelson D. Piper D. Lucas L. McPeck S. Nichelson P. Porter J. Machovec S. Mika J. Norenburg D. Prokesh Freshmen Adapt to School Activities 1. Scott Fauver and Phil Richmond have a friendly argument during noon-hour. 2. Freshmen class officers (clockwise) Secretary, Colleen Christian, Treasurer, Peggy Matson, President, Gwynne Gonnerman. Not pictured, Vice President David Piper. 3. Mark Barry. David Kellner, Jim Jelinek, and John Machovec listen intently while role is taken. 4. Freshmen pep club members discuss “Farmer Day” at a meeting. 5. Beth Govaerts and Carrie Hancock always have a smile for the yearbook. P. Richmond S. Robbins D. Steinmetz D. Rood S. Shirmer K. Schultz D. Snyder R- Stoupa R. Swanson D. Tejral A. Thies E. Thies L. Triplett T. Vanderpool D. Woodbury D. Zauss D.Schliefert B. Swanson L. Torrens B. Ligon J. Renter T. Meece 95 Second Year Goes Smoothly This year was an unusually smooth year for the administration. Most of the problems of the new school were ironed out the previous year and the administration made a few minor adjustments, such as open campus. Due to the cramped space, the superintendents office was relocated in the old North Ward. 1. Mr. Hunzeker in his new office. 2. Mrs. Jordan works intently. 3. Mr. Hunzeker with the 1978 school board; Jane Johnson, Bob Cook, Howard Pearson, Ken Christensen, Don Brohdal and secretary Paula Erickson. Not pictured: Gene Piper. 4. Mr. Childers on the track of absent students. 5. Mr. Carlson, a rare occasion. 6. Mr. Hulse takes a break for this photo. 96 Students Keep Teachers Active The music department was directed by Mr. Bill Baumert and Mr. Bob Arp. Mr. Baumert directed the band which made several trips this season. The chorus led a busy year under the direction of Mr. Arp. Mr. Arp also taught music theory. Ms. Char Bakewell taught the art classes this year. She also sponsored art club. Mr. Orville Johnson and Mrs. Jocelyn Stromberg instructed the business classes. Mrs. Stromberg had typing, office practice and shorthand classes. Mr. Johnson taught general business and accounting. Mrs. Sharon Skipton led the home economics courses, such as; adult living, home economics, fine arts and child development. Ms. Mary Stefanowicz was a new member to the faculty. She taught several P.E. courses. 98 1. Ms. Bakewell gives Mike some special art tips. 2. Mr. Baumert directs the warrior band. 3. Mrs. Skipton demonstrates different products in her home economics classes. 4. Chorus director Mr. Arp poses with Kim. 5. Mr. Johnson gives the camera the “evil eye.” 6. Mrs. Stromberg helps Kim with her typing. 7. Ms. Stefanawicz prepares for an active schedule. i New Year Brings 7 Period Days Mr. Burl Graff and Mr. George Toline shared in teaching the math classes in the 77-78 school year. Mr. Graff taught numerous classes such as algebra I, algebra II, and advanced math. He was also the activities director. Mr. Tolines classes included general math, applied math and geometry. Mr. Jerad Ketner and Don Wright headed the science department. Mr. Ketner taught general science, physics and chemistry. Mr. Wright had biology, human physiology and zoology. Mr. Wright coached cross country and boy’s track. Mr. Mick Anderson taught the American and world history classes. He was also assistant coach in football and varsity basketball coach. Mr. Rupke taught senior shop, carpentry, metals and automotives. 100 1. Mr. Anderson displays one of his devilish qualities. 2. Mr. Toline shows proof of geometry problem. 3. Mr. Ketner demonstrates how to mold a glass tube for Annette. 4. Mr. Wright aids in dissection. 5. Scheduling year’s athletics keeps Mr. Graff on the go. 6. Mr. Rupke gives Dean some tips on tune-ups. 7. Mr. Tinglehoff works on plays for next year. 101 3 Faculty Likes Open Campus 1. Mr. Weyand gives one of his many quizzes. 2. Mr. Meisinger takes a break from a busy schedule. 3. Mr. Watts helps Meg with newspaper. 4. Mrs. Hudson bones up on new subject. 5. Mr. Klemme prepares test for his English classes. 6. Mr. Gadekan enjoys the pleasant atmosphere. The English department was led by Mr. Doug Watts, Mrs. Bev Hudson, Mr. Bruce Klemme and Mr. Robert Gadeken. Mr. W'atts had sophomore English, journalism I and II, and weightlifting. He was wrestling coach and assistant football coach. Mrs. Hudson taught junior English, English composition, and Spanish I and II. She also sponsored Spanish club. Mr. Klemme taught freshman English, practical English and lifetime recreation. He coached the freshman boys basketball team. Mr. Gadeken taught English communications, senior English, and practical English. He directed both school plays. Mr. Joe Weyand tackled the American government, sociology, geography, modern problems and psychology classes. He also led the boys junior varsity basketball team as their coach. Mr. Meisinger taught the mechanical drawing and shop classes. 103 Staff Has Active Days This year’s library was led by veteran Mrs. Katheren Hannson and newcomer Mrs. Jean Tchinsky. Their duties included the taking care of the library, books, and audio-visual equipment. The schools maintenance crew had nine active personnel. They were kept busy by making sure the school was open, clean and in good running order. 1. Library staff, Mrs. Hannson and Mrs. (Jean) Tchinsky. 2. Maintenance crew, S. Buchanan, Mrs. Croghan, M. Brohdal, L. Drews, R. Cooney, C. Kriezel and D. Clark. 104 Teacher Of The Year 1977-78 Senior Activities ALBERT, DIANE: Chorus, Drama Club, Pep Club, School Play, Thespian. ANDERSON, ALLON: Chorus, Boys Track Student Manager. BANGHART, STEVE: Chieftain Staff, Football, Homecoming Candidate, Scholastic Club, T-Bird Staff, W-Club, Wrestling. BARRY, KIM: Band, Girls Basketball, Chieftain Staff, County Government Day, Homecoming Candidate, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Prom Server, Spanish Club, Student Council, T-Bird Staff, Pep Band, Prom Candidate, Prom Queen. BARRY, MARLA: Girls Basketball, Class Treasurer, Pep Club, Semester Graduate, Spanish Club, Speech Team, Student Council, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, Volleyball, W-Club. BERN, LYNETTE: Art Club, Chorus, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Pep Club, Prom Server, Girls Track, Scholastic Club. BOSLEY, KEVIN: Boys Basketball, Chieftain Staff, Drama Club, One Act Play School Play, Football Student Manager, T Bird Staff, W-Club. BRODAHL, MARK: Band, Boys Basketball, Chorus, County Government Day, Football, Boys Golf, Homecoming Candidate, Instrumental Group Stage Baud, Swing Choir, Boys Trac W-Club, Proih Candidate, Prom K BUCHANAN, STEVE: Band, Class President, County Government Day, Football, Executive Committee, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Boys Track, W-Club, Wrestling, Prom Candidate. CEJKA, KEN: Boys Basketball, Chieftain Staff, Executive Committee, Football, T-Bird Staff, Scholastic Club. COPPLE, DAN: CROGHAN , DAVE: Band, Boys Basketball, Chorus, Class President Football, Boys Track, W-Club. DAHARSH, CATHY: Art Club, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Girls Basketb, Student Manager. DAVIS, KIM: Art Club, Art Club V ice President, Band, Pep Band, Chieftain flH Staff, Class Secretary, Class Treasurer. County Government Day, Drama Club.M Drama Club Secretary, Executive Committee, Pep Club, Prom Server. School Play, Spanish Club, T-Bird Staff, Teacher’s Aide, Thespian, Girls Track, Volleyball, Scholastic Club, Prom Candidate. DILLOW, ERIC: Band, Chorus, Football. One Act Play, School Play, Boys Track, W-Club. DIVIS, DON: Chieftain Staff, Football, Scholastic Club, Football Student Manager, Boys Basketball Student Manager, T-Bird m Staff, Boys Track, W-Club. DIVIS, JOHN. Art Club, Football, Scholastic Club, Boys Track, W-Club, Wrestling. FLANAGAN, SHEILA: Semester Graduate, Teacher’s Aide, Millard High Transfer Student, Volleyball, W-Club. FRANA, TIM: Semester Graduate FYLSTRA, DALE: T-Bird Staff, Alamogordo High Transfer Student. Scholastic Club. GADDIS, DOUG: GRAFF, GREG: Boys Basketball. Cross Country, Drama Club, Homecoming Candidate, One Act Play, Prom Server, School Play, Spanish Club, Thespian, Boys Track, W-Club, Prom Candidate. HAJEK, CHRIS: Band, Boys Basketball, Pep Band, School Play, Scholastic Club, Chorus. HAMMOND, DON: Band. Chorus HANSEN, SOLVEIG: Band, Chorus, Drama Club. Drama Club President, Executive Committee, Girls Golf, Instrumental Groups and Solos, One Act Pep Club Council, School Play. Spanish Club, Vice President, Swing Choir, Thespian, Girls Track, Vocal Small Groups, W-Club, Cheerleader, Pep Band HASS, KAREN: Art Club, Chorus, Class Vice President, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Homecoming Candidate, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Pep Club Council, Prom Server, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, Volleyball, W-Club, Prom Candidate. nHEISER, CATHY: Art Club. Band, Chorus, Instrumental Solo, Pep Club, Vollevball Student Manager, Teacher’s km - HEJHAL. SHELLIE: Art Club, Art Club Vice President. County Government Day. Executive Committee, FHA, Pep Club, Feature Twirler, Semester Graduate. OUFEk; LEIGH: Band, Boys Basketball. MmisjBounty Government Day, utiVe Committee, Instrumental Groups and Solos, Scholastic Club, School Play, Student Council, Swing Choir, Vocal Small Groups. Pep Band, Stage Band. HRDLICKA, CAROL: Chorus, Pep Club, Vocal -Small Groups. HUDKINS. KIRK: Art Club, Boys Basketball, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Football, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Scholastic Club, Boys Track, W-Club, W-Club President, Prom Candidate. JANSA, LORI: Art Club, Chorus, Semester Graduate. JANSEN, SHARI: Art Club, Chorus. Class Secretary, Class Treasurer, Executive 106 Committee, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, Volleyball, W-Club. JELINEK, BOB: Boys Basketball. JOHNSON, ERIC: Band, Chorus, Instrumental Groups and Solos, Prom Server, School Play, Swing Choir, Vocal Small Groups, Pep Band, Prom Candidate. JONAS, KAREN: Art Club, Art Club Treasurer, Band, Chieftain Staff, Class Treasurer, County Government Day, Drama Club, Executive Committee, Instrumental Solos, One Act Play, Scholastic Club, School Play, Spanish Club, Spanish Club President, Speech Team, Student Council, Student Council President, T-Bird Staff, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, Prom Candidate. KELLNER, DAN: Band, School Play, Student Council, Wrestling, Wrestling Student Manager, W-Club, Chorus. KENNEDY, CONNIE: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Executive Committee, Pep Club, Girls Track, Girls Track Student Manager, Swing Choir, Vocal Small Groups, W-Club. KORANDA, DWAYNE: Class President, Football, Semester Graduate, Student Council. KUENNING, BRENDA: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Executive Committee, Instrumental Solos, Pep Club, Scholastic Club, Swing Choir, Girls Track, W-Club, Stage Band, Pep Band. KUMPULA, SUSAN: Art Club, Chorus, Semester Graduate. LAUDENBACK, MITCH: Art Club, Boys Basketball, Chorus, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Prom Server, School Play, Speech Team, Swing Choir, Vocal Small Group, W-Club. LINDQUIST, JEANIE: Band, Drama Club, School Play, Spanish Club, Speech Team, Thespian. LYNCH, JIM: Boys Basketball, Chorus, Football, School Play, Boys Track, W-Club. MACHOVEC, PAUL: MATHIS, WAYNE: Art Club. MATSON, KEVIN: Band, Boys Basketball, Stage Band, Pep Band, Instrumental Groups and Solos, Scholastic Club. MIKA, KARLA: Girls Basketball Student Manager, Chorus, Class Vice President, Executive Committee, Pep Club, Girls Basketball, Swing Choir, Girls Track, W-Club. MILLER, EUNICE: Band, Chorus, Class Secretary, Drama Club, Drama Club Treasurer, Executive Committee, Instrumental Groups, One Act Play, Pep Club, Scholastic Club, School Play, Swing Choir, Thespian, Pep Band, Prom Candidate. MONSON, PHIL: Band, Boys Basketball, Chorus, Football, Instrumental Groups, Swing Choir, Boys Track, Vocal Solos. NELSON, LARRY: W-Club, Wrestling. NICHELSON, ROD: School Play. NORDSTROM, TIM: OLSON, MARLYS: Art Club, Chorus, Pep Club, School Play, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track. PETERSON, BILL: Art Club, Drama Club, Executive Committee, Football, T-Bird Staff, Thespian, Scholastic Club. PETERSON, JON: PLYBON, LEE: PROCHASKA, STEVE: Boys Basketball, Cross Country, Chorus, Drama Club, Football, Prom Server, School Play, Swing Choir, W-Club, Prom Candidate. REZAC, KEN: Art Club, Semester Graduate. SAMEK, DON: SKOVGAARD, LORNA: Chorus, Drama Club, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, School Play, Spanish Club, Teacher’s Aide, Thespian, Vocal Small Groups. SNYDER, EVELYN: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Homecoming Candidate, Homecoming Queen, Pep Club Council, Prom Server, Scholastic Club, Student Council, Student Council Secretary, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, Volleyball, W-Club, Cheerleader. STEWERT, WADE: Boys Basketball, Class President, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Football, Homecoming Candidate, Homecoming King, Prom Server, Boys Track, W-Club. STOLTENBERG, ALAN: Chorus. STUART, SANDY: Band, Girls Basketball, Class Secretary, County Government Day, Executive Committee, Girls Golf, Homecoming Candidate, Instrumental Groups and Solos, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Prom Server, Student Council, Student Council Vice President, Teacher’s Aide, Girls Track, W-Club, Pep Band. SYVERSON, PATTI: Band, Girls Basketball, FHA, Instrumental Groups, Pep Club, Scholastic Club. TILLMAN, HEIDI: Semester Graduate, Teacher’s Aide, Ogallala High Transfer Student. TORRENS, LEANN: Band, Band President, Chorus, Drama Club, Executive Committee, Homecoming Candidate, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Speech Team, Girls Track, Girls Track and Basketball Student Manager, Swing Choir, Teacher’s Aide, W-Club, Cheerleader, Prom Candidate. TRIPLETT, EVELYN: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Instrumental Solos, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Pep Club Secretary, Girls Track, Girls Track and Basketball Student Manager, W-Club, Pep Band. TRIPLETT, PEGGY: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Swing Choir, Homecoming Candidate, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Girls Track, Girls Track Student Manager,W-Club, Teacher’s Aide, Volleyball, W-Club. TRIPLETT, SUSAN: Chorus, Pep Club, Spanish Club. WELTON, RENE: Band, Chorus. County Government Day, Drama Club, Executive Committee, Girls Golf, Instrumental Groups and Solos, One Act Play, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, School Play, Spanish Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Speech Team, Swing Choir, Thespian, Vocal Small Groups, W-Club, Pep Band. VANDERPOOL, TOM: Semester Graduate. VERVCIECKE, JULIE: Executive Committee, Pep Club, Teacher’s Aide, Northwest High Transfer Student. WILLIAMSON, DENISE: Art Club, Chorus, FHA, Semester Graduate. WOITA, JENAY: Band, Girls Basketball, Chorus, Drama Club, Girls Golf, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, School Play, Spanish Club, Thespian, Vocal Small Groups. WORM, STEVE: Band, Chorus, Swing Choir, Football, Instrumental Groups, Boys Track, Vocal Small Groups, W-Club, Pep Band. YARMON, JULIE: Band, Band Secretary and Treasurer, Chorus, Executive Committee, Stage Band, Instrumental Groups and Solos, Pep Club, Pep Club Council, Pep Club Vice President and President, Prom Server, Pep Band. 107 1. Karen Jonas a-pickin’ and a-grinnin’. 2. This little cutie is James Hubert Lynch. 3. Rene Welton, Lynette Bern, and LeAnn Torrens posing as “Charlie’s Angels.” 4. Evelyn Tripplett acting her cute little self. 5. LeAnn Torrens always dreamed of playing “Calamity Jane.” 6. Think you’re going to eat all of that, Mitch? 7. Rene’s birthday party, (left to right), Rene Welton, Jeanine Lindquist, LeAnn Torrens, Marlys Olsen, Lynette Bern, Sherri McPeck, Evelyn Tripplett, Eunice Miller. 8. Kevin, are you up to no good again? 9. Kim Barry, you don’t even look spacy! 10. Mark Brodahl, what happened to your teeth? 11. Sugar and spice and everything nice? 12. Hey Brenda, you look like your little brother! 13. Wade, you Martian, where did you come from, Mars? Look at those ears! Remember the’Xuys the old schoolyard B’hey seemed to-end so fast Oh don! you remember the days of the old schoolyard When we didn’t have a care they’re gone now, but I remember, 110 HI WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A.