Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

Jim Swarts, Jeff Lehr, Lynn Borreson, Christy Carr, erbird In Memoriam James Donald Kolterman 1965-1983 The 1984 Thunderbird is dedicated to James Donald Kolterman by the yearbook staff and the class of 1984. Jim, known as Eggy, was actively involved at Wahoo High School. His prime interest was music. He enjoyed playing both the piano and the trombone. In his spare time, he composed many songs and lyrics. Jim also participated in chorus, swing choir, and other vocal music activities. Jim participated in sports and was highly interested in golf. This year, Jim would have been the leading golfer for the team. Jim will always be remembered in the hearts of his i classmates, friends, and members of our community. 1 1. The Supreme Court Room. 2. Guard standing in front of an unknown American soldier. 3. Three guards standing in front of a tomb. 4. Kneeling: Aly-sia Ferguson, Jenny Evers, Nicci Austin, Lisa Hoffman. Standing: Kris Johnston, Jenny Olson, Dave Lorenzen, Mark Simonson, Joe Wey-and, Caralyn Fujan. 4 Washington Trip A Big Success Wahoo High students had a new experience by participating in the close-up program at Washington, D.C. Ten students flew to Washington, D.C. for a week to learn about how the government works and what the politicians do. They went to seminars and workshops daily. At the seminars speakers talked about the judiciary system, military, civil rights, and they had a debate about national affairs. In Washington, D.C. they saw such sites as the Washington Monument, Pentagon, Supreme Court room, and the Smithsonian Institute. The close-up students met many senators and representatives, and they also met All-American Center Patric Ewing, who played basketball for Georgetown. The school board donated half of the money and the students paid half to get to go to Washington, D.C. Joe Weyand was the sponsor for this program. 5 1. Problem Solving. Row 1: P. Tomzek, J. Tejral, T. Dillow. Row 2: C. Lehr, C. Johnson, B. Ketner, Coach Ketner. 2. Row 1: K. Simonson, K. Braun. Row 2: L. Hoffman, T. Kunkle, J. Rogers. Row 3: S. Childers, not pictured: Coach Hudson. 3. Judy takes pride in displaying her growing chickens. 4. Projects such as this visiting artist kept classrooms interesting. 5. J.B. cruises in the gondola while in Venice. 6. Teacher cheerleaders show spirit during faculty game at Neumann. Eat your heart out, guys! Creativity Adds Character To School It is not uncommon to see students and faculty participating in a variety of extracurricular activities. They range from long hours of hard work to just plain enjoyment. Due to the number of people interested, problem solving had to be divided into two teams. Each team was given three practice problems dealing with futuristic problems, the problems were judged on many criteria; some of these being creativity, description, originality, planning, and how realistic and effective the solution was. These students attended three different clinics to help them in the process. The science and math fair, sponsored by ESU, was held at Wahoo High this year. Out of the nine Wahoo students that competed, Judy Rogers won 1st place in biochemistry, Dan Thompson won 1st place in the physics and math bowls and Jennie Evers placed 2nd in the physics bowl behind Thompson. Brian Ketner earned the opportunity to visit Yugoslavia and Italy, thanks to the Lincoln lournal-Star newspaper and Parade magazine, for two weeks in April. A total of 155 carriers from around the country were chosen, with only two being from Nebraska. He was selected on the basis of scholastic aptitude, community involvement, church activity, personal interview, and teacher recommendations. The annual faculty game was very exciting. Wahoo Neumann won in double overtime against the fighting Warriors. We had much enthusiasm with a single trumpet soloist, Bob Arp, and our very own cheerleaders. The students participated the best they have all year. 1. The construction crew working some of the long hours needed to make the props. 2. The firing squad taking aim on their next victim. 3. Curly trying to reason with jud. 4. The Oklahoma cast: Chris Lehr, Stacy Motes, Carla Nyberg, Susie Laudenback, Piper Tomczyk, Dave Seibel, Pam Turnwall, Dan Thompson, Kay Davis, Dee Lewis, Florance Chalvin, Brian Ketner, Lisa Dvorak, Lenice Houfek, Rick Grasmick, Ann Divis, Chris Johnson, Kyle Gottschalk, Nicci Austin, Craig Nietfeld, Michelle Brouillette, Jenny Tejral, Jane Cook, Suzi Latham, Matt McDonald, Dean Big-gerstaff, Kris Braun, Stuart Oden, Marcia Lindgren. Not pictured: Mark Simonson, Darrin Pad. 8 650 Attend 'Oklahoma' Play This year's musical “Oklahoma” drew a total attendance of 650 people from Nov. 3-5. The lead roles of “Curly” and “Laurey” were played by Dan Thompson and Susie Laudenback. The quality of the show and actors contributed to the show's success, stated Director Bob Arp. The play was set in the Oklahoma territory just prior to statehood. Some of the other major roles played were: Aunt Eller Ann Divis, Ado Annie Carla Nyberg, Will Chris Johnson, Jud Mark Simonson, Ali Hakim Darrin Pad, and Andrew Rick Grasmick. The production staff, led by student director Christi Carr, included Bob Arp, Bill Reece, Susie Christensen and Joie Christensen. Students participating in the orchestra were: Carolyn Fujan, Kim Tex-el, Jayne Wageman, Elizibeth Johnson, Sharon Carlson, and Brian Lubker. A broad spectrum of students participated in the successful production of Oklahoma . 9 i AUr Bttl ■r„v mcmHH 1. Judy recites Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle Received From a Friend called Felicity. 2. I don't know, remarked Sandra as she practices her humorous prose program. 3. Jennie practices her speech. 4. Suzi practices her humorous prose program. 5. The 1983-84 Speech Team: (left to right) Nicci Austin, Suzi Latham, Dan Thompson, Judy Rogers, Jennie Evers, Sandra Rogers and Coach Beverly Hudson. 6. And there was your name and all the days you've been absent, until they finally decided you had dropped out of school, Amanda (Nic) angrily tells her daughter Laura (Judy). 7. Dan practices his speech. Duet Acting Places Runner-Up At Conference t •— MAT DMJl PEMBEB ► Judy Rogers and Nicole Austin placed runner-up at the Capitol Conference Speech Contest in Duet-Acting with a very high Superior. Nic portrayed the Southern-belle Amanda, and Judy played her shy little daughter Laura in their reversion of The Glass Menagerie. At Districts, Judy and Nicci received a disappointing II . In Humerous Prose, Sandra Rogers performed a series of pieces from Erma Brom-beck's, If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, What am I Doing in the Pits. Sandra received an Excellent at Conference and at Districts. Dan Thompson was the Extemporaneous speaker for the team. He also received Ex-cellents at Conference and at Districts. In Informative Speaking, Jennifer Evers received a Good rating at Conference and an Excellent at Districts. Jennie spoke on the fads and ballyhoo's of the Roaring 20's. Judy Rogers entered the competition again in Oral Interpretation of Poetry. Her theme this year was Delight. Judy received an Excellent at Conference and a Good at Districts. Suzi Latham received an Excellent at Districts for her performance of Humorous Prose. The 1984 Speech Team was coached by Mrs. Beverly Hudson. Swing Choir Wins Superior The 1983-84 Chorus and Swing Choir, under the direction of Bob Arp, had a very successful year in both group and individual performances. The Swing Choir sang for numerous churches, civic organizations and clubs, as well as graduation and the athletic banquet. The group received a superior at the District Music Contest. The Chorus gave six performances during the 1983-84 school year. Wahoo received two superiors at the District Music Contest. Tori Dillow and Chris Johnson performed I Sing the Body Electric” for their first place. A quartet made up of Tori Dillow, Dave Seibel, Ann Divis, and Chris Johnson performed In the Gloaming,” which also received a superior. Soloist Ann Divis was selected to be a member of the 1983 All-State Chorus. I. Quartet members: Chris Johnson, Dave Seibel, Ann Divis, Tori Dillow. 2. Duet members: Chris Johnson, Tori Dillow. 3. 1983-84 Chorus: Row 1: T. Chmelka, D. Maly, J. Hauschild, M. Brouilette, A. Brandt, T. Nissen, D. Freeman, S. Hall, D. Koranda,). Trutna, T. Crouse. Row 2: Mr. Arp, C. Ridgley, S. Frana, C. Fujan, L. Otto, J. Boyles, L. Houfek, M. Schmidt. D. Blanke, T. Clayton, J. Schultz. Row 3: B. Cejka, J. Schultz, L. Nelson, D. Wehling, J. Wade, C. Carr, D. Boles, R. Stuart, J. Mika, K. Maly, T. Obert, D. Osmera, n.p. M. Nelson. 4. 1983-84 Swing Choir: J. Cook, C. Johnson, C. Nyberg, D. Thompson, S. Laudenback, T. Dillow, C. Nietfeld, M. Simonson, M. Lindgren, L. Dvorak, B. Gilliland, A. Hancock, S. Oden, A. Divis, D. Seibel. 5. All-State Chorus Member Ann Divis. 13 1. The band warms up under the direction of Mr. Reese. 2. Director Bill Reese. 3. 1983-84 band. Row 1: A. Divis, C. Fu-jan, L. Houfek, S. Laudenback, C. Cook, L. Fiala, J. Smith, S. Rogers, J. Cook. Row 2: M. O'Brien, K. Texal, A. Lindley, C. Dockweiler, T. Kelley, B. Kaiser, C. Lau-denback, R. Semrad, K. Morse, L. Ho-estje. Row 3: T. Kunkle, J. Tejral, N. Austin, D. Thompson, C. Nietfeld, K. Johnston, L. Dvorak, L. Nozicka, A. Bern, J. Kolterman. Row 4: E. Johnson, T. Dillow, C. Kraviec, L. Sayers, A. Maly, B. Jelinek, M. Swanson, K. Gottschalk, D. Bigger-staff. Row 5: S. Childers, C. Johnson, B. Tejral, K. Braun, K. Johnston, L. Dvorak, J. Kunkle. Row 6: D. Seibel, C. Lehr, E. Lub-ker, R. Gerdts, B. Lubker, D. Biggerstaff, S. Carlson, J. Hauschild, D. Swoboda. Row 7: Director Bill Reese. 4. John, Ann and Kris get ready for District Contest. 14 Band Active Under New Director This year was the first year at Wahoo High for director Mr. Bill Reece. He helped boost the band by getting them involved in some new contests and by letting them do some fun things, too, like taking a trip to see the University Marching Band Clinic in August. During the marching band season, the band marched at football games and received an excellent at the Pershing Marching Contest. Also, this was their first year at the Band Masters contest at UNO. In October, the band marched in a pre-game show at Nebraska Wesleyan and went out to eat afterwards. During the concert band season, the band held four concerts at the school plus the band picnic at the City Park. They received another excellent at the District Music Contest. Also, this was the first year in a long time that we have had a stage band at Wahoo High. 1. Trumpets. Row 1: B. Jelinek, M. Swanson, K. Gottschalk, D. Biggerstaff. Row 2: L.'Sayers, C. Kraviec, A. Maly. 2. French Horns: T. Dillow, E. Johnson. 3. Saxophones: Row 1: N. Austin, K. Johnston, L. Dvorak, D. Thompson. Row 2: C. Nietfeld, L. Nozicka. A. Bern, J. Kolterman. Row 3: T. Kunkle, J. Tejral, S. Childers. 4. Randy takes a break during practice. 5. Flutes: Row 1: J. Cook, A. Divis, C. Fujan, L. Hoffman, S. Laudenback. Row 2: C. Cook, L. Fiala, S. Rogers, J. Smith. 6. Trombones: K. Braun, K. Johnston, L. Dvorak, J. Kunkle. Baritones: C. Johnson, B. Tejral. 7. Clarinets: Row 1: R. Semrad, C. Dockweiler. A. Lindley, K. Morse, M. O'Brien. Row' 2: T. Kelly, C. Laudenback, L. Hoestje, B. Kaiser, K. Tex-el. 8. Tubas: D. Seibel, C. Lehr, E. Lubker. Band Receives Two Excellents 17 1. Abigail and Betty start the witch hunt. 2. Tituba calls the spirits. 3. Tituba led to trial by Hopkins. 4. 1983-84 cast. Row 1: S. Lewis, P. Tomczyk, T. Dillow, C. Dillow, A. Hancock, D. Pad. Row 2: M. Lind-gren, P. Trunwall, ). Ketner, D. Lorenzen, D. Biggerstaff, F. Chalvin, M. Simonson, D. Hoer. Row 3: D. Lewis, S. Motes, S. Laudenback, S. Miller, D. Thompson, B. Gilliland, J. Kunkle, S. Latham. Row 4: K. Johnston, J. Olson, J. Swartz, J. Rogers, S. Carlson, C. Johnson. 5. Giles Corey threatens John Proctor. 6. Abigail sees a spirit in the courtroom. 18 Crucible Challenge for Students The caliber of 'The Crucible' was a tremendous challenge for us, stated director Connie Dillow, referring to this year's speech and drama play The Crucible by Arthur Miller. The play was presented the evenings of March 30-31 in the Wahoo High Little Theater. Some of the scenes, such as the courtroom, were difficult to perform because they were very emotional and tense, and many of the cast members were new to the stage. This production was different from past years because it was performed in an arena which made the audience a part of the scene. Some of the characters in The Crucible were Tituba (Florence Chalvin), Abigail Williams (Piper Tomczyk), John Proctor (Mark Simonson), Reverend John Hale (Jared Ketner), and Elizabeth Proctor (Marcia Lindgren). 19 '84 Prom Full of Magic The 1984 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held April 13 in the Wahoo High School gym. The banquet was held at the Presbyterian Church. King and Queen were Randy Koranda and Ann Lindley. The prom servers presented a skit that looked into a few of the seniors' futures. Superintendent Hunzeker gave his after-dinner speech and the candidates were announced by Ann Hancock. The candidates were Jenny Olson, Dan Thompson, Shelli Miller, Jerome Johnson, Susie Laudenback, Dave Lorenzen, Alysia Ferguson, and Mark Simonson. The entry to the dance floor was a trellis covered with flowers and doves. The ceiling was strung with pastel streamers, ranging in color from lilac, baby blue, pink, and mint green. A large pink and white gazebo was the center for the coronation. The background for the pictures was a bridge with blue and white angel hair underneath and pink and purple flowers around it and a starry night behind. Refreshments were served in a wishing well. The music was supplied by KFRX, the D.J. was Tracey Johnson. 1. Juniors decorate for prom. 2. 1984 Prom servers: Michelle Brouillette, Tom Chmelka, Jenny Tejral, Brian Jelinek, Marnie O'Brien, Rodney Patocka, Jody Hauschild, Craig Nietfeld, Kristen Braun, and Tom Kunkle. 3. Michelle and Tom looking into the future of the seniors. 4. Cus signing Prom program. 5. 1984 Prom Royalty: 1983 Prom King, Dave DuBois, Jerome Johnson, Dave Lorenzen, Mark Simonson, Dan Thompson, 1984 Prom Queen and King, Ann Lindley and Randy Koranda, Jenny Olson, Shelli Miller, Susie Laudenback, Alysia Ferguson, and 1983 Prom Queen, Karla Christensen. Crown Bearers were Shannon Bordov-sky and Chad Filbrandt. 6. Michele, Patti and Mrs. FHansson discuss the progress on making the programs. 7. KFRX D.J. Tracy Johnson. 8. Seniors enjoying Prom. 9. Couples on the dance floor. Journalism Makes Strides in Creating Yearbook The annual staff made some changes this year in the traditional annual. They used a colored picture of a '56 T-Bird as a symbol of our yearbook and Movin' On was chosen as the annual's theme. The group visited a yearbook seminar in Omaha sponsored by Wals-worth Publishing Company. Another highlight this year was the visitation to the class by Larry Faust, a writer for the Omaha World-Herald. Journalism I did its usual production of the school newspaper. In addition, they put together a magazine with original pictures and stories written by the students. The newspaper staff tried to improve our school by creating the idea of a winter formal dance. They also won a poster contest designed to uplift school spirit. Pictures for photography layouts were taken at the Omaha Zoo and the State Capitol instead of the usual places. The portrait assignments had better and larger negatives because of the use of a large negative camera. Computers did wonders with the typing and printing of each story. Students were able to correct errors more easily, save stories for later reference, and insert or delete complete sentences and paragraphs. 1. Judy and Jim design a layout. 2. Lynn finishes typing out her story on the computer. 3. Jenny sets the enlarger for one of her layout pictures. 4. Row 1: T. Crouse, S. Hall, F. Chalvin, C. Prokesh, D. Lorenzen, P. Walla, T. Kunkle. Row 2: D. Lewis, D. Maly, K. Johnston, A. Divis, M. O'Brien, J. Tejral, L. Dvorak, L. Hoffman, S. Laudenback. Row 3: S. Latham, M. Schmidt, M. Brouillette, K. Gottschalk, D. Janecek, D. Biggerstaff, C. Neitfeld, B. Ketner. 5. Marnie and Kris working diligently on their stories. 6. Larry Faust, World Herald sports reporter, explains to the Journalism students how a remote computer sends in his sports stories. 7. Row 1: J. Lehr, J. Swartz, M. Sutton, L. Borreson, S. Oden. Row 2: C. Carr, J. Olson, D. Janecek, J. Rogers, B. Walla. Spanish, Art Club Actively Involved This year's Spanish Club carried out the traditional club activities. The annual Christmas party was a great success. Pinata breaking and a taco feast served with Mexican hot chocolate were all part of the gala festivities. In the spring the Spanish Club ate out at a Mexican restaurant after attending Alejandra Dondines Dancers of the Americas. The 1983-84 Spanish Club officers are: President, Jim Swartz; Vice-President, Kris Simonson; and Secre-tary Treasurer, Jennie Evers. The Art Club was actively involved in many activities this year. They visited the Sheldon Art Gallery, went to Peru State College for a one-day workshop, silk screened T-shirts for the Art Club members and visited the Imperial Advertising Agency. The Art Club raised money for these activities by holding their annual bake sale and raffling off an original oil painting. The club had two speakers Professor L' land 4 Sherwood from Peru Stat College who demonstrated water color techniques and Lila Reese who demonstrated oil painting. The 1983-84 Art Club officers are: President Jill Hudkins; Vice-president Susie Laudenback; and Secre-tary Treasurer, Stacy Miller. 24 I. Some of the members show off their pinatas. 2. Elizabeth Johnson swings at the Eye pinata. 3. The 1983-84 Art Club (left to right) Row 1 R. Crasmick, J. Johnson, M Sutton, R Koranda, R. Flessner, T. Kunkle, R Potocka, D. Vanicek Row 2. R Burch, B Lebker, D Burch, M Brouillette, C. Carr, D Maly, L. Borreson, C. Prokesh, M. Lindgren. A Divis, D. Blanke, M. Izso, Sponsor - D Sempeck. Row 3. L Dvorak, S. Miller, K Nice, J. Hudkins, R Malicky, A. Luedtke, C. Hansen, R. Kapple, D. Svobada, B. Abbas, L Houfek, D. Koranda, S, Carlson, K. Davis, and S. Laudenback. 4. Randy and Cus load the kiln. 5. Jayne and Michelle work on their drawings. 6. The 1983-84 Spanish Club (left to right) Sponsor Beverly Hudson, Dee Lewis, Carol Cook, Kris Simonson, Kris Braun, Ann Hancock, Judy Rogers, Candace Prokesh, David Lorenzen, Jennie Evers, Jim Swartz, Alysia Ferguson, Carla Nyberg, and Florence Chalvin. 1. Cases to display the Intramural Champions Plaque were built this year. 2. Members work on the senior class picture board. 3. 1983-84 Student Council. Row 1:). Olson, J. Swartz, S. Miller, M. Fisher, ). Evers, A. Hancock, B. Tejral. Row 2: N. Austin, L. Dvorak, L. Nozicka, C. Johnson, P. Tomczyk, L. Dvorak, J. Tejral, T. Dillow, A. Maly. 4. Jenny and Nicci show off their shirts while working on a council project. 26 | Student Council Tries New Activities Along with the traditional projects such as sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins dance, a Halloween dress-up day, and making flowers for Valentine's Day, the Student Council this year also tried some new things. One of the new projects was a Pride poster contest. This was designed to help boost school spirit, not only by making a poster, but also by seeing the posters displayed around the school. Another new thing was to show a movie on Christmas instead of having a game day. The movie Victory was shown. On Halloween and Christmas, all the Student Council members dressed up in costumes and went down to the elementary school to pass out treats. On Christmas, they also showed cartoons to the students. The Student Council also sponsored volleyball intramurals and discussed plans for displaying the senior boards and plaques that recognize achievement in academics and sports. Officers for the 1983-84 Student Council were: President - Jennie Evers, Vice-President - Lisa Dvorak, and Secretary - Tori Dillow. Sponsor was Dick Tingelhoff. FHA and FBLA Active in FHA, in its second year of existence, has been very active. In the beginning of the year, to welcome new members, the organization held a treasure hunt in the city park. To make money, FHA sold pocket calendars, held a grocery raffle, and joined with FBLA and held a Valentine's dance. For Christmas the FHA had a party and invited the members' parents and decorated cookies for them. The members also sponsored the can food project for the needy and gave cookies to the Blood Mobile. During parent-teacher conferences the FHA babysat for the parent's children. At the end of the year the newly elected officers attended state in Lincoln. This year's officers were: President, Ann Hancock; Vice President, Jodi Schultz; Secretary, Candace Prokesh; Treasurer, Jeanine Schultz; Reporter-Historian, Debbie Freeman. 1. FHA, Row 1: A. Hancock, J. Schultz, C. Prokesh, J. Schultz, D. Freeman. Row 2: K. Simonson, K. Braun, A. Luedtke, D. Maly, M. Brouillette. Row 3: F. Chalvin, S. Hall, B. Abbas, L. Houfek, J. Boyles. Row 4: Sponsor Mrs. Soul, M. Iszo, C. Carr, B. Walla, C. Dockweiler. 2. Ann )eanine and Bonnie show FHA's thumbprint poster. 3. Old members initiate new ones. 28 The 1983-84 FBLA had many new members. The chapter, in its second year of existence, was very busy with activities. In the beginning of the year they held a pizza party for all the new members, sold popcorn at our home games, ghost insurance to our area businesses, and M M's in November. For Christmas they made and distributed Christmas cards to the residents of Haven House and the Saunders County Care Center. The club had four other activities. The chapter went to Waverly to learn about hand writing analysis, North Bend competition, Midland competition, and the State Leadership contest. The 83-84 FBLA officers were: President, Marcia Lindgren; Vice President, Kim Texel; Secretary, Lanette Nelson; Treasurer, Debbie Wehling; Reporter and Historian, Jennifer Wade; and Parliamentarian, Christi Carr. Early in the year the officers attended a Fall Officers Workshop in Omaha. 1. Deb, Lanette and Jennifer enjoy the meal at the banquet. 2. FBLA, Row 1: M. Lindgren, K. Texel, L. Nelson, D. Wehling, J. Wade, C. Carr. Row 2: M. Brouil-lette, D. Maly, B. Walla, A. Luedtke, S. Rodgers, T. Peterson, M. Peavy- Row 3: T. Crouse, C. Hansen, S. Frana, M. Nelson, P. Ridgley, Sponsor Mrs. Stromberg. 3. Mrs. Stromberg awards Flo with an FBLA pin. 4. The old and new officers. 1. Stacey practices driving. 2. Coach Graff, Florence, Ann, Stacey, Jill, Jane, and Deann all watch on as Elizabeth putts. 3. Ann practices in the pit. 4. Jane practices putting. 5. Florence cheers for the team. 6. Jenny lines up the ball for a putt. 7. 1983 Golf Team: Elizabeth Johnson, Stacey Miller, Ann Divis, Jane Kolterman, Deann Maly, Jill Hudkins, Florence Chalvin. Not pictured: Jenny Olson. 32 The girls golf team, coacf ed by Burl Graff, ended the season with a satisfying win-loss record of 4-1. The team came in second at the Blair Invitational, fourth at the Ashland Invitational and third in the Plattsmouth Invitational. Ann Divis and Stacey Miller were tied with a score of 104 at District and 103 at State. The best average for the season was Ann Divis with 55.5. Lady Duffers Satisfied With Season 33 Lady Warriors Pull Off District Win The Lady Warriors, although not very strong, but very talented, pulled off a victory in District Competition against Weeping Water. “The team had excellent defense, the best I've seen in a long time, commented Coach George Nicodemus. One highlight game of the season was against Raymond Central. The girls showed tremendous desire in giving the Mustangs a run for their money. The Lady Warriors serving ability was clearly demonstrated as they rattled off 36 45 serves with 12 aces. Judy Rogers served 18 19 with 7 aces. Shelli Miller, Ann Hancock and Nicci Austin set 43 43 sets that night, some leading to ace spikes by Bonnie Walla, Deb Janecek and Kris Braun. They showed excellent defense with 6 ace blocks. Leading spikers for the season were Bonnie Walla, 74% and 26 kills; and Shelli Miller with 79% with 17 kills. Setting leaders for the season included Ann Hancock with 98%; Shelli Miller with 97%; and Nicci Austin with 95%. Deb Janecek with 94% and 12 aces and Judy Rogers with 91% and 18 aces led the Lady Warriors in serving for the season. 1. Coach Nicodemus and Wes Kramer. 2. Shelli Miller practices bumping skills during warm-up. 3. Jennifer Wade serves the ball against Valley. 4. Judy Rogers serves the ball against Arlington. 5. The 1983-84 Varsity Volleyball team. Row 1: Ann Hancock, Sharon Carlson, Kristen Braun, Kris Simonson, Kris Johnson, Marnie O'Brien, Bonnie Walla, Jennifer Wade, Judy Rogers, Deb Janecek, Shelli Miller, Nicci Austin, and Jody Hauschild. Row 2: Student manager Corrina Fujan and Coach George Nicodemus. 6. Bonnie Walla concentrates on the ball. 7. Nic Austin dives for the ball. 8. Deb Janecek sets the ball in warm-up exercises. I J.V. Has Winning Season The J.V. volleyball team overall had a winning season, 5-4. Many J.V. players had the opportunity to suit up varsity later in the year. This gave them the needed experience to start off a winning season next year. Leading servers were: Kris Johnston with 94%; Candace Prokesh with 89%, and Sharon Carlson with 85%. Leading spikers were: Sharon Carlson wtih 84%, and after playing varsity and then moving down to J.V. for more experience, Kris Braun helped the team with 83%. Ann Hancock led the setting stats with 93% with Candace Prokesh following behind her with 87%. The Freshman team worked hard but ended up with a 3-5 season. Serving leaders included Charlotte Kraviec, 41 41 at 100%; Carol Cook 37 38 at 97.5%; and Lynn McPeck, 44 47 at 93.6%. Becky Abbas and Jane Cook led in spiking. Leading setters were Connie Laudenback and Jane Cook. 1983-84 Volleyball Schedules Raymond Central Varsity L IV. L Freshmen L Yutan L W - Arlington W W W Ashland L W L David City Inv. 4th - - David City L L L Platteview L W W Mead Inv. 4th - - Syracuse Mead L w L L L L Valley L L L 1. Sandra Rogers receives the ball, while teammates stand by to help. 2. Kim Johnson serves the ball against Platteview. 3. Kris Simonson prepares for a block. 4. Candace bump sets to Kris. 5. The 1983-84 Jr. Varsity team. Row 1: Kristen Braun, Ann Hancock, Sharon Carlson. Row 2: Coach Wes Kramer, Kim Johnson, Marnie O'Brien, Jody Hauschild, Becky Abbas, Kristine Simonson. Row 3: Jane Cook, Candace Prokesh. 6. Jenny Tejral goes up for a spike. 7. Jenny Tejral awaits the return as Candace bumps it over the net. 8. Connie Laundenback waits to receive the serve while team member Jane Cook stands by. 9. The 1983-84 Freshman team. Row 1: Lynne McPeck, Ann Maly, Carol Cook, Kristy Morse. Row 2: Sandra Rogers, Becky Abbas, Connie Laundenback, Lisa Hoestje. Row 3: Lanette 37 Dvorak, Jane Cook, Barb Kaiser, Coach Wes Kramer, Lisa Nozicka, Allyson Bern, and student manager Tracy Kelly. King and Queen Mark, Lynn 1983 played while the cheerleaders did routines and chants. Mark Simonson and Mark Sutton fired up the crowd with a pep talk. Wahoo One Feather presented balloons to the senior Cross Country and Football guys. Because of Mrs. Patz-loff's absence Tori Dillow filled in for her. The junior's performed their skit this year with one added member. Karen Nice representing the Warriors, rode in on Thunder, a horse belonging to Gus Johnson, to defeat the Scouts. The 1983 Homecoming Candidates were: Lynn Borre-son, Randy Koranda, Mark Sutton, Ann Lindley, Jim Swartz, Kendra Tejral, Jenny Olson, Dan Thompson, Susie Laundenback, Gus Johnson, Alysia Ferguson and Mark Simonson. They rode up to the traditional bonfire on convertibles. Lots of excitement was generated through the week, with Spirit Week, many colorful posters, and the decorated halls and lockers. Mark Sutton and Lynn Bor- reson were crowned 1983 Homecoming King and Queen, Friday, October 24, at the coronation ceremonies held in the Wahoo High School little theatre. The theme for this year's Homecoming was ''The Twilight Zone . A starry horizon was the background for the royalty throne. The room sparkled with metallic silver and blue streamers, hung between some of black and gray. The scenery behind the band consisted of a galaxy painted in florescent colors. A time zone tunnel outlined with metallic streamers was the background for the pictures. The entertainment for the evening was the band American Rock and Roll . This year's pep rally was held downtown on 5th and Linden, by the Wahoo State and First National Banks at 7:15 p.m., October 12. The cheerleaders arrived at the rally on a fire engine showing lots of pep. The Wahoo Band 1. Kris Johnson announces the candidates. 2. Juniors prepare their skit. 3. Karen Nice rides Thunder in the pep rally. 4. Cheerleaders spark up enthusiasm. 5. The band fires up the crowd. 6. The burning of the dummy. 7. Captains Mark Sutton and Mark Simonson give a pep talk. 8. Wahoo One Feather presents balloons to the seniors. 39 r 40 1983-84 Homi 1982 Homecoming Queen, Kendra Tejral; Alysia Fer Laudenback; Crownbearei Homecoming Queen and K Sutton; Crownbearer, Mich Mark Simonson; Gus Johns' son; and the 1982 Homecoi oming Royalty )awn Jansen; Jenny Olson; ison; Ann Lindley; Susie Crystal Wilke; 1983-84 g, Lynn Borreson and Mark ;l Simons; Randy Koranda; i; Jim Swartz; Dan Thomp-ing King, Eric Gottschalk. V 41 Cross Country Team Takes 4th At State Wahoo harriers completed their season with a 4th at state. Jeff Lehr placed 3rd to lead the Wahoo assault followed by Paul Smith finishing 12th, Kyle Gottschalk 26th, Jim Swartz 53rd and Dan Thompson 62nd. This was Coach Mark Wilson's 3rd consecutive State appearance. During the season the boys defeated 60 teams; at the same time losing to 11 teams. The harriers won their district and quadrangler meet, they placed 2nd at Conference, the Valley invite, the Wahoo invite, and the triangular with Syracuse and Platteview. Running for the reserve team were Brian Ketner, Lon Sayers, and Rod Stuart. 42 1. Rod Stuart giving it his all. 2. Kyle pulling away from an opponent. 3. Paul Smith finding the heat unbearable to run in. 4. Dan and Jim overtaking another runner. 5. THE WAHOO HARRIERS. Row 1: Kyle Gottschalk, Jeff Lehr. Row 2: Paul Smith, Dan Thomspon, Rod Stuart, Jim Swartz, Brian Ketner, Lon Sayers. 6. Brian thrusts for the finish line at Valley. 7. Jeff heading for another top finish. 43 Lady Warriors Win District Title The Wahoo Lady Warriors, coached by Mark Wilson, had a very successful season, finishing with a 25-18 record. The team placed third at the Valley Invitational and at the W-Club Invitational and second at the Capital Conference meet at the Valley-View golf course. Tori Dillow paced the meet with a first-place finish followed by Lisa Hoffman with a tenth-place finish. The Lady Warriors went on to win the District meet and take fifth place at the state meet held in Kearney. The Lady Warriors were paced by sophomore Tori Dillow with her first-place finish at W-Club, Valley, Conference, and District meet. She also led the Lady Warriors at the State meet with a fifth-place finish. 1. Kay, Lisa, and Janice fight for position at the W-club Invitational. 2. Kendra finishes strong at the W-club Invitational. 3. Janice sprints for the finish at the North Bend Invitational. 44 4. Lady Warriors Cross-Country Team: Lisa Hoffman, Tori Dillow, Janice Trutna, Kay Davis, Kendra Te-jral. 5. Tori wins another crosscountry meet. 45 0-9, A Disappointing Year The '83 Warriors suffered a very disappointing year, due to the lack of participation. All through the season the Warriors couldn't get anything going. Part of the team's problems was that there was lack of participation in the summer weightlifting program. The Warriors had very few seniors out and that hurt, with the more seniors out it usually means you have more experience on the team. The Warriors ended on a half-way good note, they played two very good teams and the score could have gone either way. The Warriors put one on the All-Conference, Mark Sutton, and one on the All-Conference Honorably Mention, Mark Simmonson. 46 1. Brian leads the tackle on Arlington back. 2. Doug gets the offense started. 3. Stu looks for daylight against the Eagles. 4. Coach Eddie regroups the defense. 48 Eddie Leads the J.V s The Wahoo Reserve football team suffered a heartbreaking 1-3 season. They were coached by Paul Eddie. The team was led by Eddie Boles and Chris Johnson on offense. Eddie Boles' best game of the year was against Valley where he averaged 9.6 yards per carry on 13 carries. Eddie led the team in rushing with 293 yards for the year. Chris Johnson's best game of the year was Raymond Central. He led the team with 115 yards passing. Chris had 207 yards passing throughout the year. Tom Svara led the team on defense with 35 tackles, followed by Dave Saibel with 31. “The inexperience and the lack of depth were the main weaknesses of the team,” said Coach Eddie. The strengths of this team were that they were very quick and very aggressive. I. The Warriors throw for a first down. 2. Cheerleaders and boosters gather behind the bench. 3. 1983 football team. Row 1: S. Oden, M. Simonson, D. Biggerstaff, T. Obert, D. Corenzen, ]. Johnson. Row 2: R. Koranda, D. Vanecek, B. Gilliland, J. Walker, B. Lubker, M. Sutton. Row 3: D. Seibel, D. Pauli, D. Hoer, R. Burch, R. Grasmick, C. Johnson. Row 4: C. Niet-feld, D. Biggerstaff, T. Malousek, T. Svara, R. Abbott, R. Gerdts. Row 5: R. Patocka, J. Christian, M. McDonald, E. Boles, M. Arney, S. Holtorf, M. Gilliam, E. Lubker, D. Patocka. Row 6: C. Peavy, S. Childers, B. Tejral, Coach Paul Eddie, Coach Randy Shada. Row 7: Head Coach Dick Tingel-hoff, Mgr. Scott Tingelhoff, Mgr. R. Eddie, Mgr. B. Eddie. 3. The offensive line was the strong point for the Warriors. Sutton Accomplishes State Goal The Warrior Wrestling team finished with an overall placing of tenth in Class C at the State meet with four wrestlers qualifying and two placing. Senior Mark Sutton ended his 32-0 season with a first-place finish at the State meet and also captured the State career win record with his total of 117. During the 1983-84 season Sutton acquired a four-time championship win at three area tournaments: York, W-Club and Fremont Bergan. He also was the 145-lb. District Champ and set a new school pin record of 23. Senior Darrin Biggerstaff followed a second place at Districts with a third-place win at the State meet in the 185-lb. class. Senior Mark Simonson and sophomore Randy Abbott qualified for State with Simonson's third-place win at Districts and Abbott's fourth place. The team finished with two runner-up trophies at York and W-Club and a fourth-place finish out of 14 teams at Districts. 52 1. Gus gets advice from the coaches in his overtime loss at Districts. 2. A Stanton opponent can't hold Mark down in the first round at the State Tournament. 3. Mark Simonson cradles his way to the Conference championship. 4. Darrin gets his first win at State. 5. Mark pins his way to his third Conference championship. 6. Randy holds on to win after being dazed in the District meet. 7. Darrin powers his way to a third-place win at the State meet. 53 1983-84 Varsity Wrestling Team. Row 1: Gus Johnson, Mark Sutton, Mark Simonson, Darrin Biggerstaff. Row 2: Coach Doug Watts, Randy Abbott, Matt McDonald, John Kunkle, Tom Kunkle, Tom Svara, Mark Swanson, Joe Christian, Tim Svara, Dan Hoer, Eddie Boles, and Assistant Coach Harry Kasischke. Mark Sutton - 12 - Darrin Biggerstaff - 12 - State Champion 145 lb. 32-0 3rd at State 185 lb. 22-11 98 lb. Randy Abbott - 10 State Qualifier 18-10 105 lb. Matt McDonald - 9 112 lb. Tom Kunkle - 9 126 lb. John Kunkle - 11 132 lb. Jerome Johnson - 12 23-4 138 1b. Dan Hoer - 11 138 1b. Joe Christian - 9 167 lb. Mark Simonson - 12 State Qualifier 19-6 HWT Mark Swanson - 11 119 lb. Tim Svara - 10 126 1b. Eddie Boles - 9 155 lb. Tom Svara - 10 SEASON RECORD 5-17 Wahoo Opponent 39 Arlington 31 39 Ashland 72 40 Valley 53 33 Schuyler 37 32 David City Aquinas Holiday Tournament 39 Tekamah-Herman • 63 St. Joseph 66 •41 Tekamah-Herman 48 32 Platteview 45 48 Waverly 41 39 David City 36 37 Mead 36 Conference 41 Valley 48 45 Elkhorn 54 32 Raymond Central 70 31 Syracuse 35 Districts 50 Conestoga 28 24 Neumann 62 •Overtime Double Overtime 56 1. Jenny Tejral pulls down a rebound. 2. Ann Divis shoots for two. 3. Deb Janecek drives in for a lay-up. 4. Kendra BOOMER” Tejral looks inside for the big play. 5. The 1984 District Runners-up. Front Row: Student Manager Diane Koranda, Monica Nelson, Bonnie Walla, Kendra Tejral, Deb Janecek, Ann Divis, Student Manager Sandra Rogers. Back Row: Head Coach Ceorge Nicodemus, Theresa Nissen, Becky Abbas, Kris Braun, Kris Simonson, Lisa Hoffman, Jenny Tejral, Mar-nie O'Brien, Kay Davis, Assistant Coach Wes Kramer. Girls Finish Best Since '78 The Lady Warriors entered the new five-team district with a 4-16 record and came out with the best showing since 1978. The girls were beaten in the finals by crosstown rival Wahoo Neumann, who went on to be state runners-up. The 5-17 Lady Warriors, coached by George Nicodemus, were led on offense by Deb Janecek and Ann Divis scoring 176 and 183 points respectively. The assists chart was led by Deb Janecek's 36 and sophomore Jenny Tejral's 35. The holiday tournament, possibly the Lady Warriors' most heartbreaking part of the season, proved to be too much for the young squad. In the opening game, the girls lost to Omaha St. Joseph in double overtime 66 to 63 and then lost the consolation game to Tekamah-Herman in overtime 41 to 48. The Lady Warriors proved they could get it together despite a 4 and 16 record to finish as district runners-up. Young Team's Season Improved The 1983-84 Lady Warriors finished with an impressive 5 and 7 record, much improved over last year's 3 and 8. Last year the team was mainly juniors and seniors, and this year, freshmen and sophomores. The Lady Warriors' biggest win was over the David City Scouts by 14 points, Jill Hudkins and Theresa Nissan led the team in scoring with 60 and 59 total points. The 1983-84 freshman Lady Warriors basketball team ended their season with a 4 and 4 record. The girls took two wins over Valley, and single wins over Wahoo Neumann and Ashland. The Lady Warriors were led by Kim Johnston with 53 points and Becky Abbas with 50 points. Kim and Becky also led the team in rebounds with 47 each. 58 1. Jill brings the ball down court. 2. Freshman basketball team, back row: Manager Lisa Hoestje, Janice Trutna, Kim Johnston, Laurie Fiala, Coach Bruce Klemme. Middle Row: Carol Cook, Becky Abbas, Lanette Dvorak. Front row: Lisa Nozicka, Jane Kolterman, Jane Cook. 3. Reserve basketball team, back row: Theresa Nissan, Kris Braun, Mamie O'Brien, Lisa Hoffman, Jenny Tejral, Kris Simonson, Kay Davis, Coach Wes Kramer. Front row: Laurie Fiala, Becky Abbas, Jane Cook, Kim Johnston. 4. Becky looks to break the press. 5. Jenny fights for a rebound. 6. Kay fights for a jump ball. RESERVE SCORES WAHOO 26 Arlington 22 28 Ashland 29 29 Valley 26 26 Platteview 37 29 Waverly 28 16 Mead 12 36 David City 22 32 Schuyler 47 27 Aquinas 28 26 Elkhorn 41 14 Raymond Central 30 25 Syracuse 38 FRESHMAN SCORES WAHOO 19 Cedar Bluffs 21 28 Ashland 10 27 Arlington 34 26 Arlington 28 30 Wahoo Neumann 16 30 Valley 23 32 Raymond Central 33 59 60 1. Chris Johnson, Doug Janecek, Joe Walker, Randy Koranda, Randy Gerdts, Todd Malousek, Stuart Oden, Russ Flessner, Dave Pauli, Pat Walla, Jim Swartz, Dan Thompson. 2. Randy shoots for two. 3. Stuart puts on the press. 4. Warriors look for the rebound. Disappointing 4-15, For The Warriors The 1983-84 Varsity basketball team had a disappointing 4-15 season. The lack of height and experience hurt the Warriors. Senior Stuart Oden tied the career assists record with 94. Randy Koranda led the offense by scoring, with a 9.4 average. Junior Dave Pauli led the team in rebounding with a 7.2 average. Wahoo Opponent 31 David City 48 41 Mead 45 51 Loganview 47 25 Elknorn Mt. Michael 65 44 Arlington 40 44 Tekamah-Herman 59 57 Fremont Bergan 60 36 Yutan 45 48 Syracuse 57 38 Raymond Central 60 42 Ashland 57 35 Ashland 49 54 Fremont Bergan 67 81 Valley 35 29 David City Aquinas 46 58 Elkhorn 80 40 Schuyler 43 71 Weeping Water 35 50 Conestoga 64 61 Reserves End Season Strong CAME SCORES Wahoo Opp. 34 David City 46 27 Mead 20 26 Logan View 41 24 Elkhorn Mt. Michael 42 26 Arlington 50 34 Yutan 36 37 Syracuse 54 50 Raymond Central 40 45 Ashland 47 48 Fremont Bergan 70 52 David City Aquinas 50 41 Elkhorn High 36 45 Schuyler 44 Wins 5 Losses 8 The reserve basketball team started out the season a little slow, but finished out the season with three wins in the last three games. The reserves finished the season 5-8, coached by Paul Eddie. The team was led in scoring by Pat Walla, who scored 124 points, and Joe Walker with 84 points. The reserves were also led in rebounding by Pat Walla with 80 total rebounds, followed by Brian Jelinek with 55 rebounds. The freshman team had a 4-5 record, coached by Joe Weyand. The freshmen were led in scoring by Randy Gerdts with 122 points, followed by Dan Patocka with 92 points. The team was led in rebounding also by Randy Gerdts with 72 rebounds, followed by Scott Childers with a total of 35 rebounds. mw 62 1. Joe Walker fires up a jumper. 2. The freshman team - Bryn Tejral, Scott Holtorf, Randy Gerdts, Scott Childers, Eric Lubker. 3. The reserve team - Mgr. John Ivey, Kyle Gotts-chalk, Lon Sayers, Brian Jelinek, Rick Gras-mick, Todd Swanson, Dan Patocka, Mgr. Rick Vasina. 4. Kyle Gottschalk goes up for a layup. 63 IWV 6 Cold, Wet Spring Interrupts Golf It was a cold, wet spring this year which gave the boys' golf team some troubles. The cold weather affected the performances of the team. “It caused us to lose three meets, commented Coach Graff. Snow and cold weather also cancelled two meets right at the beginning of the year. Blair meet was also scheduled on the same day as Districts; therefore, the team was unable to go to it. At Districts, Dean Biggerstaff placed 9th after a playoff against four others. Low scorers overall, averaging in the fifties were Dean Biggerstaff, Dave Seibel, and Chris Lehr. Dave Seibel was the only returning letterman this year. Lettermen for 1984: Dave Seibel, Chris Lehr, John Kunkle, Tom Kunkle, Dean Biggerstaff, Randy Abbott and Scott Childers. 1. Randy hits a 200-yd. drive. 2. Chipping is Chris' forte. 3. Dean digs out of a trap. 4. Trees don't bother Mark. 5. Coach Graff gives instructions to his {earn. 6. Scott shows the proper method of holding an iron. 1984 Golf Team: Coach Burl Graff, Dave Seibel (L), Chris Lehr (L), John Kunkle (L), Tom junkie (L), Dean Biggerstaff (I), Randy Abbott (L), Scott Childers (L), Mike Arney, Eric Lubker, Pat lonas, Mark Swanson, lerome Johnson, Randy Koranda, Mark Simonson. Warriors Enjoy Great Track Season The 1984 track season proved to be a successful one for the Wahoo Warriors. The team placed first in both the Wesleyan Inv. and the District meet, and took runner-up in the Mustang Inv., Peru Inv., and in the Conf. meet. Senior Jeff Lehr led the team in scoring. His personal best in the two-mile was a school record-setting time of 9:47, which gave him a first-place medal at the State Track Meet. The T600 relay, consisting of Jim Swartz, Craig Nietfeld, Danny Thompson, Stu Oden, and Danny Hoer, were District champs. 66 1. Dan Hoer, Dan Thompson, Jim Swartz, Jeff Lehr, Stuart Oden, Darrin Biggerstaff, Coach Mark Willson, Sandra Roger. 2. Craig Nietfeld, Dave Pauli, Rick Gras-mick, Joe Walker, Paul Smith, Chris Johnson, Pat Walla. 3. Coach George Nicodemus, Mike Gilliam, Eddie Boles, Brian Jelinek, Kyle Gottschalk, Todd Malousek, Rodney Potocka. 4. Scott Holtorf, Bryn Tejral, Joe Christian, Matt McDonald, Randy Gerdts, Brian Svoboda. 2. Stuart runs for the gold. 3. Jeff runs away with districts. 4. Dan smokes off another 200. 5. Craig goes for a P R. Girls' Depth Destroys Opponents The 1984 girls' track team relied on its depth to annihilate almost every team the girls competed against. It wasn't unusual to have two or three girls place in every event this year, leading to wins in all but two of the meets they attended. The girls depended on the leadership of Denise Blanke, Shelli Miller, Kris Braun, and Jenny Tejral to provide a point foundation on which the rest of the team could build. One of the highlights of the season was the 400-meter relay team of Shelli Miller, Tracy Kelly, Kris Braun, and jenny Tejral, who ran to a second-place finish at the State meet. The girls' team, led by Coach Shada, proved that depth is the key to winning. 1. Kendra Tejral pulling to keep ahead. 2. Leaving her opponents out of the picture, Kris Braun attacks the 110-meter low hurdles. 3. Shelli Miller breaks the tape in another 100-meter dash victory. 4. The Wahoo girls' track team: Front row, left to right: Kendra Tejral, Deb Janecek, Ann Divis, Shelli Miller, Denise Blanke, Student Mgr. Florence Chalvin. Row 2: Jenny Tejral, Tori Dillow, Kay Davis, Ann Hancock, Lisa Hoffman, Coach Shada. Row 3: Kris Braun, Kris Simonson, Jill Smith, Laurie Fiala, Student Mgr. Barb Kaiser, Coach Wright. Row 4: Janice Trutna, Lanette Dvorak, Jane Cook, Kim Johnston, Carol Cook, Student Mgr. Sandra Rodgers. Row 5: Student Mgr. Allison Bern, Lynn McPeck, Cristi Morse, Lisa Nozicka, Tracy Kelly. 5. Tori Dillow strides out for the finish line. 6. Denise Blanke watches as she puts the shot. 7. Ann Divis and Kris Johnston feel the affects of the 1600-meter relay at the State meet. A the 80?™, hlS f°rT ',n«he l[lP'e iump- 2' Lisa' Kendra and I'11 8 ready for the 800-meter run. 3. Jeff strides out in the two-mile. 4. Paul and Kyle finish sti-ons in the mile. 5. Craig easily clears the bar in the pole vault 6 Stu takes the lead in the 800-meter run. 7. Darrin warms up for the disc 70 Pep Club DesignsSystem This year a new change was made in- the Wahoo High School Pep Club. A merit system was drawn up and put into effect. The new system states that every member must earn at least 25 merits per sport season. These merits are earned by attending games, wearing uniforms, drawing posters, constructing spirit doors and making booster buttons. The Pep Club sponsored the traditional Homecoming Dance, Parents Night and Senior Night. To earn money for these projects the Pep Club held their annual bake sale and sold T-shirts. Sandra Rogers was the high seller for the project. The 1983-84 Pep Club officers include: President, Jenny Olson; Vice President, Lynn Boroson; and Secre-tary Treasuer Shelli Miller. The Pep Club sponsors are Dawn Sempeck and Cheryl Elliot. 1 The 1983-84 Pep Club (left to right) Row 1. P. Tomczyk, A. Leudtke, J. Hauschild, M. O'Brien, K. Johnson, A. Lindley, S. Miller, J. Hudkins, A. Ferguson, and S. Laudenback Row 2. D. Janecek, S. Miller, A. Divis, M. Lindgren, F. Chalvin, J Rogers, L. Borson, C. Nyberg, B. Walla. Row 3. S. Rogers, L Hoestje, L. Floufek, L. Hoffman, L. Dvorak, A Hancock, K Simonson, C. Prokesh Row 4 L. Slosser, T Peterson, S. Latham, M. Fisher, K. Nice, M. Broullette, D. Maly, K. Braun, Sponsors - D. Sempeck and C. Elliot Row 5. M. Peavy, K Morse, C. Kraviec, L. Fiala, E. Johnson, S. Motes, P Turnwall, D. Koranda, B. Abbas, L. Dvorak. Row 6. J. Cook, K. Johnson. A. Maly, B. Kaiser, B. Abbas, C. Laudenback, L. McPeck, A. Bern, C. Cook, J. Trutna, and L. Nozicka. 2. The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders (left to right) bottom row S. Miller, A. Ferguson, top row A. Lindley, J. Hudkins, K Johnson, and S. Laudenback. 3. The 1983-84 J.V. Cheerleaders: Row 1. A Luedtke, Row 2. J Hauschild, P. Tomczyk, and M. O'Brien. 4. The 1983-84 Wrestling Cheerleaders, top to bottom: Candace Prokesh, Marcia Lindgren, and Jennifer Wade 5. Many pep club members are active supports at the first pep rally. 6. The new Wahoo Mascot. W-Club - FCA Keep Busy W-Club and FCA are two clubs involving high school athletes. Both clubs were very active this year. The 1983-84 W-Club, which is composed of all varsity athletic letter winners, sponsored a new activity this year, the Winter Wonderland Dance. The Winter Wonderland Dance was decorated in lilac, pink, and white streamers. The dance floor resembled a snowy hillside. A King and Queen were selected from each class to compose the 1983-84 Snowball Royalty. Freshmen - Carol Cook and Scott Holtorf; Sophomores -Jenny Tejral and Craig Nietfelt; Juniors - Ann Hancock and Joe Walker; and Seniors - Florence Chalvin and Randy Koranda. In addition, the W-Club also put on the annual Athletic Banquet featuring guest speaker Boyd Eppley, the annual Chili Feed, and the W-Club Wrestling Tournament. They also purchased a trophy case and some new weight equipment. The 1983-84 W-Club officers: President, Mark Simonson; Vice-President, Joe Walker; Secretary, Tori Dillow; and Treasurer, Mark Sutton. A new organization was created this year, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). The purpose of FCA is to present to athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. FCA was active in many projects. They invited many guest speakers to come and visi r saw 711ms, sang songs, ate out, and played intramural sports at some of the meetings. FCA also had a large cookout at Thompson's farm for their end-of-the-year meeting. FCA met every second and fourth Sunday of the month. The 1983-84 FCA officers: President, Dan Thompson; Vice-President, Jim Swartz; Secretary, Tori Dillow; Treasurer, Lisa Hoffman; and Membership Chairman, Jared Ketner. I. The 1983-84 FCA: Row 1 (left to right) D. Lorenzen, D. Biggerstaff, D. Thompson, J. Swartz, j. Lehr. Row 2: J. Tejral, T. Dillow, K. Tejral, K. Davis, A. Divis, J. Rogers, L. Nozicka. Row 3: K. johnston, J. Evers, N. Austin, K. Braun, K. Simonson, K. Gottschalk, J. Trutna, J. Cook. Row 4: B. Kaiser, K. johnston, A. Hancock, D. Seibel, j. Ketner, D. Biggerstaff, K. Johnson and C. Lehr. 2. Chris Corr from UNL talks to the FCA group. 3. The W-Club officers: J. Walker, M. Sutton, M. Simonson and T. Dillow. 4. The 1983-84 W-Club: Row 1: R. Grasmick, B. Lubker, R. Burch, R. Flessner, D. Hoer, D. Thompson, J. Swartz, j. Lehr, R. Kap-ple, R. Stuart, J. Mika, T. Obert, D. Lorenzen. D. Biggerstaff. Row 2: R. Vasina, M. Swanson, ). Kunkle, T. Svara, K. Davis, L. Hoffman, A. Divis, C. Nyberg, J. Rogers, A. Ferguson, S. Miller, D. Blanke, B. Walla, J. Ivey. Row 3: J. Evers, N. Austin, K. Braun, E. Johnson, D. Janecek, T. Dillow, J. Trutna, K. Texel, D. Koranda, J. Walker, D. Pauli. Row 4: J. Olson, K. Tejral, K. Simonson, M. O'Brien, J. Tejral. A. Hancock, C. Prokesh, J. Hudkins, S. Miller. R Abbott, R. Vanicek. Row 5: D. Vanicek, P. Smith. L. Sayers. C. Lehr, D. Biggerstaff, D. Seibel, J. Ketner, T. Kunkle, C. Nietfeld, C. Johnson, J. Kunkle, K. Gottschalk, E. Boles, and M. McDonald. 5. Strait Jacket plays for the Snowball Dance. 6. The Royalty Dance for the Snowball. 7. The 1983-84 Snowball Royalty: Row 1: C. Cook and Scott Holtorf. Row 2: J. Tejral, C. Nietfeld, F. Chalvin, R. Koranda, A. Hancock and J. Walker. 8. Mr. Wilson talks to the FCA group. 76 Epley Inspires Athletes The 1983-84 Athletic Banquet was held on May 22 in the high school gymnasium. Guest speaker for the event was Boyd Epley, strength coach at the University of Nebraska. He stressed the importance of weightlifting and said it directly relates to improvement. “What you put into it is what you get out,” he said. The Larry Grasmick Athlete of the Year awards were presented to Ann Divis and Mark Sutton. This year Most Valuable Athlete awards were given to Tori Dillow - Track; Ann Divis - Golf, Basketball; Shelli Miller - Volleyball, Track; Dave Pauli - Basketball; Mark Sutton - Wrestling; Jeff Lehr - Cross Country, Track. A special memorial award was given in the name of Jim Kolterman for Golf. A special award from the coaches was given to Supt. Hunzeker for his many years of service to Wahoo High athletics. Entertainment was provided by the Swing Choir. 1. Boyd Epley speaks words of wisdom. 2. Servers Suzi and Pam fill plates for the head table. 3. Girls' Track awards and recognition given by Coach Shada. 4. John and Rick receive awards from Coach Anderson for their years of service as basketball managers. 5. Senior girls enjoying their meal. 77 B. Abbas M. Arney A. Bern E. Boles S. Childers J. Christian C. Cook J. Cook L. Dvorak L. Fiala R. Gerdts L. Hostje C. Holtorf Freshmen Busy M. Hrdlicka K. jeppson K. Johnston With Projects This year's freshman class had a total of 42 students. The freshmen were busy this year selecting their class officers, participating in extra-curricular activities, and fulfilling their required classes such as general science and English. One of the studies that the general science class worked on this year was a geology study. Some of the advance students were able to fulfill their biology and geometry requirements. Another project that the freshmen were busy with was making wall shelves in freshman woods. The freshman class sponsor was George Toline. 80 P. Jonas B. Kaiser T. Kelly J. Kolterman C. Kraviec C. Launenback E. Lubker A. Maly M. McDonald L. McPeck K. Morse C. Nelson L. Nozicka R. Patocka Beth Abbas Randy Abbott Ted Bechtold Dean Biggerstaff Kristen Braun Michelle Brouillette Michelle Busch Tom Chmelka Christine Clayton Tony Crouse Lyle Cuda Kay Davis Tori Dillow Christy Dockweiler Deb Freeman Mike Gilliam Kyle Gottschalk Stephanie Hall Jody Hauschild Rachelle Horner Brian Jelinek Elizabeth Johnson Chris Johnson Jared Ketner Sophomores Set Goals For Future The 1983-84 sophomore class consisted of 49 students. Required courses for sophomores were biology, English, and math. They also participated in sports, the musical, and Pep Club. A major event for the sophomores was ordering their class rings. Also to help raise money for next year's prom, they sold candy. Class officers were: President, Chris Johnson; Vice President, Jared Ketner; Secretary, Tony Crouse; Treasurer, Chris Lehr. Pat Walla Diane Koranda Tom Kunkle Chris Lehr Sandi Lewis Amy Luedtke Todd Malousek Deann Maly Stacy Motes Michele Ness Craig Nietfeld Theresa Nissen Marnie O'Brien Dan Patocka Paul Pearson Charles Peavy Lon Sayers David Seibel Kris Simonson Tom Svara Todd Swanson jenny Tejral Piper Tomczyk Pam Turnwall Ron Vanicek 83 Loreen Bectold Jamie Boyles Dale Burch Rick Burch Sharon Carlson Lisa Dvorak Mary Jane Fisher Russell Flessner Carolyn Fujan Brian Gilliland Rick Grasmick Debby Graves Ann Hancock Darrin Hartshorn Lisa Hoffman Lenice Houfec Jill Hudkins Doug Janecek Ron Jelinek Kris Johnston Rick Kuester John Kunkle Suzanne Latham Deanna Lewis Brian Lubker Scott Lustgraff Ron Maly Deidre McNeely Stacy Miller Gerald Nelson Karen Nice Darren Pad David Pauli Candace Prokesh Gerry Ridgley Patricia Ridgley Shelly Savery 84 1. Lisa, Lisa, Karen, and Stacy pose for a picture. 2. Junior class officers: President, Ann Hancock; Vice-President, Doug lanecek; Secretary, Candace Prokesh; Treasurer, Mary )ane Fisher. Michele Schmidt Bill Semrad Joe Walker Not pictured Corrie Wilcox Paul Smith Tim Svara Mark Swanson Angela Thompson Doug Vanicek John Veach Juniors Work Hard For Funds The junior class had an exciting year. Many students were in sports, and helped out in plays and chorus. The juniors helped raise money for this years prom by selling magazines and sponsoring the sock hop. This year's class officers are: President, Ann Hancock; Vice President, Doug Janecek; Secretary, Candace Prokesh; Treasurer, Mary jane Fisher. 85 Seniors 'Moving On' to greater achievement The class of '84 looks to the future with hope, innovation, and determination. As a class we've grown together as freshmen till we've finally become the next graduating class. We have within us many memories, good and bad, to take with us as we venture to higher achievements in our lives. Each year brought about new experiences that we will remember and always keep. We have so much to take with us and much more to look forward to as we step into our future. Our senior year will be remembered by all the activities, sporting events, dances, and other school-related functions we all attended. It was a year to be happy, a year to be sad, and most of all, a year to really think about what lies ahead for each of us. The friendships we made will be cherished in our minds forever and the memories will never fade. Lynn Borreson Becky Cejka Christi Carr Florence Chalvin Tammy Clayton Wayne Fittro Ann Divis Suzanne Frana jenny Evers Corrina Fujan Alysia Ferguson Carolyn Hansen 88 Rick Kapple Susie Laudenback Randy Koranda Jeff Lehr 1. Florence, Ann, and Stuart exchange senior pictures before class. 2. Senior class officers: Jim Swartz, Secretary-Treasurer; Mark Simonson, President; and Marcia Lindgren, Vice-President. 3. Senior Office Practice girls finish their last project for the year. 4. Lynn makes use of the computers to finish a Sociology report. Marcia Lindgren David Lorenzen Ann Lindley Robin Malicky 89 Many Scholarships Awarded To Class Of '84 Carla Nyberg Todd Obert Stuart Oden Duane Osmera LaWanna Otto 1. Gus and Mark work real hard in Auto Shop. 2. Bonnie, Marcia, and Ray work quietly in the library. Jody Schultz Jennifer Olson Judy Rogers Jeanine Schultz Mark Simonson Rodney Stuart Mark Sutton Jim Swartz Kendra Tejral Kim Texel 92 Future Success Great Concern For Seniors 1. Jayne's happy to go home during her free period. 2. Advance Science class works on the computers but Alysia seems to have her mind on other things. 3. Susie decides if she should take her homework home. 93 Senior Activities Austin, Nicole: Student Council, Art Club, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Musical, Speech Team, Band, Drum Major, Freshman Band Representative, Instrumental Croups, UNO Honor Band, Pep Club, Volleyball, All-Area Honorable Mention for Volleyball, County Government Day, Pit Band, FBLA, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, Science-Math Fair Competition, Junior Class President, Girls' Basketball Student Manager, Close-up. Biggerstaff, Darrin: W-Club, School Play, Band, Instrumental Groups, Instrumental Solos, Football, Wahoo Newspaper All-Area for Football, Wrestling, Third-Place Winner at State Meet, Track, County Government Day, Pit Band, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, Junior and Senior Class Executive Committee. Blanke, Denise: Art Club, W-Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Volleyball, Track, State Qualifier for Track. Boles, David: Chorus. Borreson, Lynn: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Art Club, W-Club, Musical, Chorus, Pep Club, Pep Club Vice-President, Homecoming Candidate, Homecoming Queen, Prom Server, County Government Day, Wrestling Student Manager. Carr, Christi: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Art Club, W-Club, Musical, Chorus, Small Vocal Groups, Pep Club, Track, FBLA, FBLA Parliamentarian, FHA, Girls' Track Student Manager. Cejka, Becky: Chorus, FHA. Chalvin, Florence: (Foreign Exchange Student from Alpe D'huez, France), Spanish Club, Musical, School Play, Pep Club, Golf, Snowball Queen, FBLA, FHA, Girls' Track Student Manager. Clayton, Tammy: Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Volleyball, FBLA, Girls' Basketball Student Manager. Divis, Ann: Newspaper Staff, Art Club, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Musical, Band, Chorus, Vocal Solos, Vocal Groups, Instrumental Solos, Instrumental Groups, All-State Chorus, Pep Club, Swing Choir, J.V. Cheerleader, Golf, State Qualifier for Golf, Basketball, All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention, All-Area First Team, Fremont Honorable Mention for Basketball, Track, Prom Server, County Government Day, Pit Band, FCA, Stage Band, Senior Class Executive Council, Nebraska State Junior Law Cadet. Evers, Jennifer: Student Council, Student Council - President, Vice-President, and Treasurer, Art Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Club Treasurer, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Musical, Speech Team, Band, Pep Club, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader, Volleyball, Physics Team, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, Science-Math Fair Competition, Second-Place Winner in Physics Bowl, Sophomore Vice-President, Girls' Track Student Manager, Close-up. Ferguson, Alysia: Newspaper Staff, Spanish Club, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Band, Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, J.V. Cheerleader, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Candidate, Future Problem Solving Team, Science-Math Fair Competition, Freshman Class Treasurer, Girls' Track Student Manager, Close-up. Fittro, Wayne: Frana, Suzanne: Musical, Chorus, FBLA, FHA. Fujan, Corrina: Musical, Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Volleyball Student Manager. Hansen, Carolyn: Newspaper Staff, Art Club, Chorus, Pep Club, FBLA. Hohl, David: Chorus. Holbrook, Raymond: Basketball, FHA. Hopkins, Dawn: Ivey, John: W-Club, Basketball, Boys' Basketball Student Manager. Janecek, Debbie: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Band, Instrumental Groups, Pep Club, Volleyball First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Area, Basketball Honorable Mention All-Conference, Second Team All-Conference, First Team All-Area, Girls' Track State Qualifier, County Government Day, Science-Math Fair, Freshman Class President. Johnson, Jerome: Art Club, W-Club, Football All-Area, Wrestling District Champion, All-Conference, State Qualifier, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Prom Candidate, County Government Day. Kapple, Richard: Art Club, W-Club, Football, Wrestling Student Manager. Koranda, Randy: Art Club, W-Club, Band, Football Offensive Most Valuable Player, Basketball, Track State Qualifier, Golf, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Prom Candidate, Prom King, Snowball King. Laudenback, Susan: Newspaper Staff, Art Club, Art Club Vice-President, Scholastic Club, Musical, Band, Vocal Solos, Swing Choir, Pep Club, Pep Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Prom Candidate, County Government Day, Junior Class Treasurer. Lehr, Jeff: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, W-Club, Band, Chorus, Cross Country, Second- and Third-Place Winner at State Cross Country Meet, Track, Second-Place Winner at State Track Meet, FCA. Lindgren, Marcia: Art Club, W-Club, Musical, School Play, Chorus, Small Vocal Groups, Swing Choir, Pep Club, Wrestling Cheerleader, Pit Band, FBLA, FBLA President, Freshman Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Volleyball Student Manager, Senior Executive Council. Lindley, Ann: Newspaper Staff, Scholastic Club, Musical, School Play, Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Pep Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Golf, Basketball, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, Prom Candidate, Prom Queen, County Government Day. Lorenzen, Dave: Newspaper Staff, Spanish Club, W-Club, School Play, Football, M.V.P. Specialty Teams for Football, Track, Prom Candidate, FCA, Close-up. Malicky, Robin: Art Club, Art Club Secretary, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Maly, Kevin: Band, Chorus, Wrestling. Meduna, Mark: Mika, James: W-Club, Chorus, Wrestling. Miller, Shelli: Scholastic Club, W-Club, School Play, Band, Pep Club, Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer, Volleyball, Second Team All-Conference for Volleyball, Track, Co-Captain for Track, Prom Server, Prom Candidate, County Government Day, Science-Math Fair Competition. Nelson, Lanette: Art Club, Spanish Club, W-Club, Speech Team, Chorus, Pep Club, Volleyball, FBLA, FBLA Secretary, Girls' Track Student Manager. Nelson, Monica: Art Club, Chorus, Basketball, FBLA. Nyberg, Carla: Spanish Club, W-Club, Musical, Speech Team, Chorus, Small Vocal Groups, 1984 Men's Community Chorus Scholarship Winner, Swing Choir, Pep Club, Teacher's Aide, Wrestling Student Manager. Gbert, Todd: W-Club, Chorus, Football, Wrestling. Oden, Stuart: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, W-Club, Musical, Band, Chorus, Swing Choir, Football, Basketball, Golf, Prom Server, County Government Day, Sophomore Class Secretary. Olson, Jennifer: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Student Council Secretary, Scholastic Club, W-Club, School Play, Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Pep Club President, Golf, State Qualifier for Golf, Basketball, Track, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Candidate, County Government Day, Junior Class Vice-President, Close-up. Osmera, Duane: Chorus, Track. Otto, Lawanna: Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Volleyball Student Manager. Rogers, Judy: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Art Club, Spanish Club, Scholastic Club, School Play, Speech Team, State Qualifier for Speech Team, Band, Instrumental Groups, .Pep Club, Volleyball, All-Area Honorable Mention for Volleyball, Basketball, Physics Team, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, Science-Math Fair Competition, First-Place Winner at the Science-Math Fair, Senior Executive Council. Schultz, Jeanine: Art Club, Spanish Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Volleyball, FHA, FHA Treasurer. Schultz, Jodi: Spanish Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Chorus, Pep Club, Volleyball, FHA, FHA Vice-President. Simonson, Mark: Student Council, Art Club, Scholastic Club, W-Club, W-Club President, Musical, School Play, Swing Choir, Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention for Football, Wrestling, State Qualifier for Wrestling (twice). Homecoming Candidate, Prom Candidate, County Government Day, Science-Math Fair Competition, Senior Class President, Close-up. Stuart, Rodney: W-Club, Chorus, Wrestling, Cross Country, Science-Math Fair Competition, Track Student Manager. Senior Activities Sutton, Mark: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Art Club, W-Club, W-Club Treasurer, Football, Most Valuable Player, All-Conference, All-Area for Football, Wrestling, First-Place Winner at State Meet, Fifth-Place Winner at State Meet, All-Conference for Wrestling, Homecoming Candidate, Homecoming King, Prom Server, County Government Day. Swartz, James: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Spanish Club, Spanish Club President, W-Club, School Play, Speech Team, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Server, County Government Day, Physics Team, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, FCA Vice-President, Science-Math Fair Competition, Freshman Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary. Tejral, Kendra: Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Musical, Band, Chorus, Instrumental Groups, Pep Club, Pep Council, Golf, Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day, FCA. Texel, Kimberly: Scholastic Club, W-Club, Band, Instrumental Groups, Pep Club, Volleyball, County Government Day, Pit Band, FBLA, FBLA Vice-President, Future Problem Solving Team, Science-Math Fair Competition, Volleyball Student Manager. Thompson, Daniel: Student Council, Scholastic Club, W-Club, Musical, School Play, Speech Team, Band, Band President, Chorus, Small Vocal Group, Instrumental Solos, Instrumental Groups, All-State Band, Swing Choir, Basketball, Second Team All-Area for Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Homecoming Candidate, Prom Candidate, County Government Day, Physics Team, Future Problem Solving Team, FCA, FCA President, Science-Math Fair Competition, First-Place Winner in the Physics Bowl and Math Bowl, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Secretary. Vasina, Rick: Art Club, W-Club, Boys' Basketball Student Manager. Wade, Jennifer: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, W-Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Wrestling Cheerleader, Volleyball, Track, FBLA, FBLA Reporter Historian. Wagemann, Jayne: Student Council, Art Club, Scholastic Club, Band, Pep Club, Pep Council, Basketball, County Government Day, Pit Band. Walla, Bonnie: Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, W-Club, Pep Club, Volleyball, All-Area Honorable Mention Wahoo Newspaper for Volleyball, Basketball, All-Area Fremont Tribune for Basketball, Track, FBLA. Wehling, Debbie: W-Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Cross Country, Track, FBLA, FBLA Treasurer Reporter and Historian. 95 Seniors Move To Last Step The World's Most Successful Teenager was the topic of the 1984 Commencement exercises given to 57 seniors by Reverend Jim Seibel on Sunday, May 20. 18 seniors received scholarships and awards, with Nicci Austin and Dan Thompson earning the UNL four year Regents Scholarship. Diplomas were awarded to the graduates by board members Jane Johnson and Dennis Tejral. 1. Seniors await their diplomas. 2. Marcia accepts her graduation flower. 3. Superintendent Hun-zeker gives his last Commencement address. 4. Carolyn and Jami make the Last Walk . 97 Administration Makes New Changes In 1983-84 there were many schedule and curriculum changes by the Wahoo Administration and board. This year ten new computers were purchased, and placed in a computer center . The computers were available to all students and faculty. Also many adult programs were available. The third Wednesday of the month was used as an in-service day to show teachers ways of using computers in the classroom. The daily schedule was changed from a six-period class day to seven, which included a study hall. Lunch hour was shortened and did not count as a class period. The lunch menu was changed from a one-choice menu to a menu with four choices, including salad, sandwich bar, and two other daily menus. Many more students than before ate lunch after this change. A year-long project was teacher evaluation. Teachers were evaluated by parents at parent-teachers conference, by principals visiting classes, and students. Evaluation was done to help teachers become better educators. 1. Mr. Ron Hulse, Principal. Mr. Willard Hunzeker, Superintendent. 3. Mr. Clyde Childers, Assistant Principal. 4. Marlene Hanson and Maureen Johnston, Secretaries. 5. Mr. Dick Tingelhoff, Counselor. 6. Val O'Brien and Darlene Jordan, Secretaries. 7. Pam Pospichel and Ruth Jeffers, Cooks. 8. Mary Specht, Nurse. 9. Janitorial staff: Gene Barth, Bob Jeffers, Bob Graves. Not Pictured: Ron Cooney, Linda Hanson. 10. Karen Braun, Library Aid; Mrs. Kathryn Hanson, Librarian. 11. School Board: Marlene Hansen, Board Secretary, Mr. Willard Hunzeker, Helen Hansen, Board President, Jane Johnson, Kurt Bromn, Robert Cook, Mr. 99 Ron Hulse, Dr. Bill Hancock. Mary Ann Sohl Home Economics Dawn Sempeck Art, Pep Club Sponsor Cheryl Elliott Resource Education Bruce Klemme English jared Ketner Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science Marilyn Lehr, Eileen Wageman, and Mary Horsham Resource Education Randy Shada Physical Education Bob Arp Doug Watts Vocal Music, Swing Choir Yearbook, English, Wrestling Coach Don Ball Industrial Arts Joe Weyand American Government, Psychology, Sociology 100 Burl Graff Act. Director, Math Michael Anderson Social Studies, Am. History, Boys Basketball Coach Paul Eddie Industrial Arts, j. V. Boys Basketball Coach Bill Reece Band Connie Dillow English, Speech and Drama Jocelyn Stromberg Business Education V 4 Don Wright Biology, Zoology, Physiology George Nicodemus Girls Volleyball and Basketball Coach George Toline Math 101 Class Of '84 At times it seems the end of a long road, but inside, we know we've just begun. We'll take the memories, the accomplishments, even the failures, and just keep Movin' On. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y