Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1983 volume:

PRODUCTION 83 WATEKLCC PUBLIC SCUCCL WATECLCC, NEBRASKA 19§2 — 83 Students ........................ 3 Faculty and Administration ..... 27 Sports ......................... 33 Organizations .................. 51 Activities ..................... 63 1 PRODUCTION 1983 by Cami Stenglein The last week of summer came very fast, This was the time for one last bash! Mr. McMahon once again gave the call, He started the countdown back to school for fall. The day finally came and with it much glee, Lights! Camera! Action! PRODUCTION '83!!! Some students groaned, “Oh, not again!’’ Others shouted, “Come on! Let’s begin!” The football and volleyball teams felt great, Of course we all know the PANTHERS rate! Everything was crisp, new and clean; New books, shiny floors, and clean desks were seen. Our Homecoming this year had Dreams for a theme, Scott Feldhacker was king and Katie Lavigne was queen. Waterloo alumni attended the game to show they care, And blue and white spirit balloons floated through the air. Let me take this time to see, The Seniors in the class of '83. They won the spirit stick, to their elation, Their dream decorations were the school's admiration. From November to February was the winter sports season. It was fun to cheer inside while outside it was freezing. Our basketball players performed well on the courts, And all must agree that wrestling is an exciting sport! March saw the end of the winter storms, Spring promised life and the weather got warm. The Seniors realized it was only a month or so to graduation, And the other students looked forward to summer vacation! Next came Prom, party, and dance, This was the Juniors big chance. They had worked hard all year, To provide a Prom the Seniors would cheer. Many said their tearful good-byes in May, And the Seniors promised to meet again one day. The year was memorable, as anyone could see, In this, the PRODUCTION Of 1983. Seniors Row 1:Tami Smith, Teresa Byrom, Melissa Forsythe, Kelly Barnes, Sake. Row 3: Don Blancett, Dave McEvoy, David Leistra, Bob Katie Lavigne, Brenda Wolter, Connie Benson, and Kathy Jorgensen, Ken Heebner, Bob Drehsen, Brent Rawson. Row 4: Lacombe. Row 2: Kurt Hartman, Steve Lampman, Shirley Hitchler, Sponsor - Mrs. Lore Jasa Suzy Aschenbrenner, Vicki Pedersen, Scott Feldhacker, Charlie CLASS OF 1983 COLOR: Regal Blue and Winter White FLOWER: Rose MOTTO: To look at the world from a new perspective is to dis- cover a world of new possibilities. 4 OFFICERS: Vice Pres.: Bob Jorgensen; Pres.: Barry Thoendel; Sec Tres.: Katie Lavigne SUZETTE KIM ASCHENBRENNER Pep club 1.2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Co-Captain 4; Chorus 1.2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Speech 2,3,4, State qualifer 3; French club 3,4; KELLY JO BARNES Volleyball 1.2,3,4, Captain 4; Track 1; Basketball 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; W-Club; Science Club 2; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Honor Band 1,2,3,4; ECNC All Conference Chorus 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Homecoming Candidate. CONSTANCE ELAINE BENSON 1.2.3L, Stage Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Art 1.4; Pep Club 2,3; Mural Staff 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4L; Orchestra 1,2; Office aid 1.2; Student aid 1,2; DONALD R. BLANCETT TANYA SUSAN BRUNELL Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish club 3; TERESA MARIE BYROM Volleyball 1L.2L.3L.4L; Basketball 1.2; Track 1L.2L; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Cheerleader 2.3.4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Band 1; Science Club 2; W-Club; Graduation Attendant; Who's Who Among American High School Students 5 ROBERT DREHSEN Wrestling 2; Band 3; SCOTT E. FELDHACKER Football 1,2L,3L,4L; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1L,2L,3L,4L, Co-Captain 4; W-Club; Vice-Pres 4; Homecoming King MELISSA KAY FORSYTHE Basketball 1.2.3L.4L. Co-Captain 4; Volleyball 1.3.4L; Pep Club 1.2,3,4 SOA 3. vice-pres 4 Science club 2; Speech Contest 2,3.4; Chorus 2.3; Yearbook Staff 3; W-Club; Girls State Alternate; Who's Who Among American High School Students; KURT LEE HARTMAN Basketball 1.2L.3L.4L, Co-Captain 4; Second team all conference 3; Football 2L.3L.4L, Co-Captain 4; All Conference Honorable Mention 4. KENNETH RAY HEEBNER Band 1 L.2L.3L; Band officer 3; Stage Band 1,2; Wrestling 1; Basketball 2; ECNC Honor Band 1,3; SHIRLEY MAE HITCHLER Concert Band 1L,2L,3L,4L; Pep Band 1L.2L.3L.4L; Basketball 1L.2L.3L.4L; Chorus 1,4; Student Council 1.2,3.4; vice-pres 4 Science club 2. sec treas; Pep club 1,2,3,4, SOA 2, sec treas 4; Class officer 3; ECNC Honor Band 2,3.4; ECNC All Conference Chorus 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll; Who's Who Among American High School Students A 6 ROBERT JAMES JORGENSEN Football 1,2L,3L,4L; Basketball 1,2,3L,4L; Track 2L,3L,4L; Golf 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4; Class sec tres 3, vice-pres 4; Science club 1; W-Club; Who’s Who Among High School Students; Cornhusker Boys’ State Rep.; Homecoming Candidate KATHLEEN MICHELLE LACOMBE Pep club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4 Mural staff 4; Panther 3; Art Award 3,4; Girls Sextet 4 STEVEN LAMPMAN Golf 1; Band 1L,2L,3; Stage Band 1,2; Honor Band KATHLEEN MARIE LAVIGNE Volleyball 1,2,3,4L; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4, SOA 3; Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class sec tres 4; Science club 2; Graudation Attendant; Homecoming Queen; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Cornhusker Girls’ State Rep ECNC Honor Band 1,2,3,4; UNO Honor Band 3; ECNC ALL Conference Chorus DAVID LEISTRA Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Explorers 2,3,4 Pres. 4; 4-H member 1,2,3,4; Boy Scouts 1,2; Most Improved Shop Student DAVID MICHAEL McEVOY Football 4L; Wrestling 1L,2L,3L,4L; Honor Roll This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. DONALD LEISTRA. 7 VICKI L. PEDERSEN Basketball 1.2L.3L.4L; Volleyball 1.2.3L.4L, Co-Captain 4; Track 1L.2L.3L.4L, Captain 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; W-Club 3,4; Band 1L.3L.4L. Chorus 1,3,4; Science Club 2; ECNC All Conference Honorable Mention Basketball; Homecoming Candidate; Honor Band 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; ECNC All Conference Chorus; ECNC All Conference Volleyball - Second Team; BRENT T. RAWSON CHARLES ANTON SAKE Football 4; Wrestling 4; Student Council 4; W-Club pres. 4 TAMI L. SMITH Volleyball 1.2.3.4L; Basketball 1.2.3.4L, Pep club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Honor Band 2,3; Science Club 2 BARRY J. THOENDEL Football 1; Wrestling 2,3,4, State Qualifer 3,4; Graduation Attendant; Homecoming Candidate W-Club; Class pres. 3.4 BRENDA JO WOLTER Track 2L.3L; Volleyball 2; Pep club 1,2,3; Student aid 2,3; Opposite page: Dreams ' by Langston Hughes; Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Copyright 1966 by Scott, Foresman and Company. 8 Juniors Chris Andrews Scott Baker Jamie Bednar Becky Buchanan Debbie Buchannan Melani Burcham Connie Embrey Jamie Grandgenett Kristie Heiman Kim Kilmer 10 Sara Kruger Jill Landen Marc Longbrake Natalie Osborne Brent Patten Kim Roubicek Todd Schleis Lynn Schoening Lori Schulz Diana Shepherd Gina Staub Carol Swirczek Randy Vencil Aimee Walvoord Not Pictured: Scott Vencil 11 Scphcmcres Lisa Adams Lisa Andersen Jody Bednar Kenneth Bunnell Kevin Burcham Leesa Bryan Tammy Byrom William Copeland Holly Gates Connie Grimm Richard Hawthorne Denise Jackson Erica Johnson 12 Mike Jorgensen Terrie Kimball Andrea Kirk Dan McEvoy Steve Melcher Penny Saunders Brad Schindler Patty Shepherd Amy Stenglein Cami Stenglein Angela Thoendel Shelly Vencil John Walvoord Carol Whisler 13 Freshman Patti Bass Steve Blancett Michelle Brazda Rod Corbino Micheal Davis 14 15 Eighth Grade Row 1: Jeffrey Barnes Christine Bunnell Row 2: Clint Cunnington John Davis Marcy Embrey Neil Feldhacker Row 3: Kevin Hartman Dawn Jackson Chad Kohn Stephen Life Barbara Longbrake Donald Maas Row 4: Randy Melcher Marc Newman Larisa Oksman Tammy Pedersen Dennis Peterson Troy Renter Row 5: Jim Rhoades Ryan Russell Glen Shepherd Kelli Swanson Row 6: Jeffrey Thompson Stephanie White Danny Wolter Not pictured: Steve Wichman 16 Seventh Grade Row 1: Michael Adler Row 2: Tamera Andrews Michael Copeland Tammie Crane Allison Graf Row 3: Margaret Haas Kevin Heinrich Wayne Huffman Bret Kohn Jean Malolepszy Row 4: Kim Matney Chris Murphy Bryce Patten Crystal Rowswell Row 5: Cindy Samp Amy Sawyer Jeffrey Schindler Tiffany Schoening Row 6: Ann Stenglein Laverna Wichman Not pictured: Todd Pospichal William Albano c 17 Sixth Grade Chad Poole Scott Smith Amy Umatum Jeffrey Winter Matt Burns Robert Crane Michelle Davis Billy King James Matney Tom Oyster 20 Fifth Grade Eric Maas Ryan Maas Michaela Mattson Renee McDonald Teri Newman Jeff Oyster Thomas Pesek Jeffrey Sautter Nicole Schoening Jeffrey Serfass Sheri Steere James Asselin Jill Bednar Kasey Buckingham Angila Embrey Amy Gilroy Justin Hancock Dawn Hawthorne Aimee Kratina Brian Landen Clinton Lavigne 21 Fourth Grade Heather Beck Leslie Benke Michelle Coy Joey Cunningham Troy Graber Martin Hass Kristi Hays Ken Heinrich Tracy Hussey Richard Jensen Angela LaBar Chris Lowry Bonnie Mayberry Crystal McGinness Jeffrey Oksman Anthony Peterson 22 Third Grade Tony Alzuri Chantel Asselin Wendi Buckingham Alicia Collins Kathy Kasper Christian Kratina Heather Lee Joseph Melcher Daniel Osborne Joseph Pacheco Margaret Pesek Pat Safford Nicole Sanders Sally Shepherd Rana Sneed Andy Swanson Chris Tesmer Emily Umatum 23 Second Grade Stephanie Adler Josh Andersen Charles Alzuri Carey Casper Regina Cordon Janice Davis Dana Dineen Eric Hays Sarah Hays Buckley Huffman Mike Jensen Wendy Johnson Kristine LaBar Keri Lee Jill Maas Julie Malolepszy Jordan Martineau Steve Mattson Robert McEvoy Evan Neal Kelli Osborne Melissa Pacheco Erin Roubicek Chris Sautter Eric Strom Jonathan VanDusen 24 First Grade Jennifer Christensen Thomas Cooper Randy Coy Brad Graber Julia Adler Alyssa Andrews Jessica Bednar Timmy Burcham Jami Greer Austin Hancock Shannon Hoover Cheyene Huffman Andrew Maynard Ryan McDonald Lara McGinness Jason Phillips Courtney Swanson Jill Swanson Adam Tesmer Roger Timperley Rhondel VonSeggern Amy Roberts Jeffrey Samp Kenneth Sanders Dana Stolle 25 Kindergarten John Grant Matthew Jackson Edward Hawthorne Fred Huffman Jennifer Maas Billy Perez Matt Roubicek Seth Strom Andrea Woodward 26 School Board: Marvin Pedersen, Joyce Osborne, sec.; Gerry Janda, v-pres.f Donald Walvoord, pres., Jack Stenglein, treas., Gail Sawyer. Marvin Johnson was elected County Superintendent and resigned in December. Replacing him as principal is Rudy Papen-fuhs. Pictured above: Thomas McMahon, superintendent; Marvin Johnson; Rudy Papen-fuhs. Right: Robert Simpson, guidance, English; Larry Dray, activity director, math. 28 Row t: Lynn Ball, science; Jim Bovee, social studies; Mike Bowman, indus. arts; Jerome Bruckner, resource. Row 2: Sandy Burnett, kindergarten; Janice Cohrs, math, science; Jeff Fahrenkrug, social studies, student aide; Ann Denker, reading aide. Row 3: Jerry Frederick, music; Dona Golden, art; Carol Ivers, English, French. 29 Row 1: Pat Ivers, health, P.E. Row 2: Lori Jasa, English, student aide; Diane Johnson, math. Row 3: Rose Kibbie, second grade; Linda Kohn, first grade; Norma Marienau, fifth grade; Shirley Raab, home economics. Row 4: Deb Redlinger, librarian, English; Pat Stiefel, fourth grade. This page was sponsored by SCHULZ'S CROSSROADS GROCERY, Highway 92 - County Rd 96, 359-5638. VIADUCT GARDENS GREENHOUSE, Waterloo, 779-4314. LeGRAND PAINT SUPPLY, 310 Washington, Waterloo, 779-2908. Above: Don Nordboe, Custodian. Far left, kitchen staff: Dorothy Villwock. Mgr. (standing), Mabel Hansen, Sylvia Hester. Left: Joe Pacheco, maintenance. This page was sponsored by T C PHOTOGRAPHY, 609 Westridge Dr., Elkhorn 289-4848. 31 Volleyball 34 Row 1: Kim Kilmer, Melissa Forsythe, Shelly Vencil. Amy Stenglein, Lisa Andersen, Holly Gates. Row 2: Penny Saunders, Becky Buchanan. Connie Embry, Katie Lavigne, Kelly Barnes, Angie Thoen-del, Coach Redlinger. Row 3: Asst, coach Fahrenkrug, Gina Staub, Tammy Byrom, Connie Grimm, Teresa Byrom, Tami Smith, Darlene Leistra. Row 4: Erica Johnson, Aimee Walvoord, Vicki Pedersen, Lori Schulz, Cami Stenglein, student manager Natalie Osborne. This page was sponsored by FITZ’s CERAMICS, Pacific 261st St., Waterloo, Ne. 359-2626. SHARON’S HAIR ATTIC, Waterloo, NE. 359-2471. MILLER’S CAFE, Venice, Ne. 359-5444. 35 Fcctball Row 1: Student managers Neil Feldhacker and John Davis, Gregg Heiman, Jody Bednar, Kevin Burcham, student managers Troy Renter and Dennis Peterson. Row 2: Coach Ivers, Scott Vencil, Bill Copeland, Bob Jorgensen, Mike Jorgensen, Dave McEvoy. Randy Vencil, Steve Blancett, Dan McEvoy, Asst. Coach Bovee. Row 3: Scott Baker, Jamie Grandgenett, Ken Bunnell, Brad Schindler, John Walvoord, Charlie Sake, Kurt Hartman. Scott Feldhacker, Chris Andrews, Rod Schindler, Phil Serfass. 37 Wrestling 1982-83 WRESTLERS Row 1: Gregg Heiman (105), Martin Thoendel (98), Rich Ludwick, Manager. Row 2. Jody Bednar (112), Jamie Bednar (132), Dave McEvoy(145), Coach Bove Row 3: Barry Thoendel (126), Scott Baker (138), Brad Schindler (155), Charlie Sake (HWT), Scott Vencil (155), (not Pictured: Rod Schindler (167) and Dan McEvoy (119). % Jody (Soph) State Qualifier: Scott Baker (Jr) I Brad (Soph) Gregg (Fresh) Barry (Sr) Jamie, Scott, Gregg, Martin, Rod, Charlie, Dave, Barry Dave (Sr) Dan (Soph) Coys’ Casketball Row 1: Kevin Burcham, Mike Copeland, Mike Jorgensen, Randy Vencio, Steve Lacombe, Phil Serfass. Row 2: Bob Jorgensen, Ken Bunnell, John Walvoord, Jamie Grandgenett. Marc Longbrake, Ass t, coach Jerry Frederick. Row 3: Coach Larry Dray, Chris Andrews, Kurt Hartman, Scott Feldhacker, Todd Schleis, Brent Patten. This page was sponsored by: HIS HERS COUNTY STYLIST, 204 Washington, Waterloo 779-4700; WATERLOO GLASS, 209 S. Front, Waterloo 779-2467; LENTELL GRAIN FERTILIZER, Valley 359-2248. This page was sponsored by: HARTFORD SAND GRAVEL, Box Z, Valley 359-2522; BARNES DRUG GROCERY, Waterloo 779-2516. 41 Girls9 Easketball Seniors: Katie Lavigne, Shirley Hitchler, Vicki Pedersen, Tami Smith, Melissa Forsythe. Row 1: Penny Saunders, Darlene Leistra, Gail Sneed. Row 2: Ass’t. Coach Jeff Fahrenkrug. Row 3: Aimee Walvoord, Vicki Pedersen, Shirley Hitchler, Kim Roubicek. , - 42 Boys Track Row 1: Chris Andrews, Jamie Grandgenett, Bob Drehsen, Scott Vencil, Rod Schindler, Steve Lacombe Row 2: John Walvoord, Mike Jorgensen, Jody Bednar, Gregg Heiman, Matt Osborne, Kevin Burcham Row 3: Bill Copeland, Brent Patten, Ken Bunnell, John Winnail, Manager, Phil Serfass, Manager, Coach Ivers 44 45 Girls Track Row 1: Connie Embrey, Vicki Pedersen, Kristie Heiman Row 2: Penny Saunders, Manager, Kim Kilmer, Becky Buchanan, Lisa Andersen, Coach Bowman. Row 3: Kim Roubicek, Gina Staub, Aimee Walvoord, Darlene Leistra, Not Pictured: Brenda Wolters, Amy Stenglein 47 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: Jeff Barnes, Mike Adler, Donald Maas, Ryan Russell, Marc Newman, Jim Rhoades. John Davis. Row 2: Jeff Thompson, Glen Shepherd. Bret Kohn, Danny Wolter, Troy Renter, Kevin Heinrich, Bryce Patten. Row 3: Neil Feldhacker, Coach Jerry Bruckner, Steve Wichman, Dennis Peterson, Kevin Hartman, Chad Kohn, Randy Melcher, Todd Pospichal. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Jean Malolepszy, Tammy Pedersen, Kellie Swanson, Amy Sawyer. Crystal Rowswell, Ann Steng-lein. Row 2: Marcy Embrey, Barb Longbrake, Tammy Andrews, Cindy Samp, Stephanie White, Coach Deb Redlinger. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Row 1: Danny Wolter, Marc Newman, Chris Murphy. Ryan Russell. Mike Adler, John Davis. Row 2: Neil Feldhacker, Jeff Thompson. Mike Copeland, Jim Rhoades. Glen Shepherd. Row 3: Troy Renter. Chad Kohn, Kevin Hartman, Bret Kohn, Jeff Schindler, Coach Jim Bovee. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: Kim Matney, Tammy Pedersen, Jean Malolepszy. Ann Stenglein, Allison Graf. Row 2: Coach Diane Johnson, Crystal Rowswell, Amy Sawyer, Stephanie White. Row 3: Tammy Andrews, Cindy Samp, Barb Longbrake, Kellie Swanson, Marcy Embrey. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ TRACK Row 1: Chris Murphy, Danny Wolter, Kevin Heinrich, Jeff Barnes, Bryce Patten. Row 2: Neil Feldhacker, Todd Pospi-chal, Donald Maas, Coach Terry Lantz. Row 3: Troy Renter, Randy Melcher, Kevin Hartman, Jeff Schindler, Dennis Peterson. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: Jean Maiolepszy, Stephannie White. Row 2: Coach Deb Redlinger, Allison Graf, Tammy Pedersen, Amy Sawyer. Row 3: Tammy Andrews, Barb Longbrake, Marcy Embrey, Crystal Rowswell. DRAMA “NOT MY CUP OF TEA', was this years’ One Act Play, by A. F. GROFF. In the play, two spinster sisters, Jessica, Aimee Walvoord, and Emmie, Connie Embrey, are trying to do away with their mother, Cathy Le-Grande, so that they will have all the money that was left by their father. The one catch is that there is no money. At the Districts, the play scored a ‘Good’ and at ECNC, they received an ‘Excellent’. This page was sponsored by ROB-SEE-CO, Waterloo, 779-2531. Crew; Row 1: Lisa Andersen. Darlene Leistra, Gail Sneed. Row 2: Melani Burcham, Chrissy Bunnell, Barbara Longbrake, Marcy Embrey, Holly Gates. Row 3; Miss Cohrs, Mrs. Ivers, Becky Buchanan, Lori Schulz, Carol Swerzick, Natalie Osborne, Aimee Walvoord, Connie Embrey, Cathy LeGrand N.H.S. National Honor Society Row 1: Shirley Hitchler, Melani Burcham. Row 2: Katie Lavigne, Lori Jasa (sponsor), Aimee Walvoord. Student Council Row 1: Connie Grimm, Becky Buchanan, Angie Thoenel, Kelly Barnes, Katie McEvoy. Row 2: Mike Jorgensen, Charlie Sake. Chris Andrews, Ken Bunnell, Rod Schindler. Row 3: Shirley Hitchler. Bob Jorgensen, Jamie Grandgen-ett, Jeff Fahrenkrug (sponsor). STUDENT CCUNCIL Band Row one: Jean Malolepszy, Amy Sawyer, Tammy Pedersen, Ann Stenglein, Crystal Roswell, Melani Burcham, Amy Stenglein, Penny Saunders. Row Two: Kelly Barnes, Kathy LeGrande, Chris Bunnell, Cindy Samp, Cami Stenglein, Jerry Fredrick, Director. Row three: Katie Lavigne, Vicki Pedersen, Shirley Hitchler, Darlene Leistra, Randy Melcher, Matt Osborne. Row four: Bret Kohn, Chad Kohn, Dennis Peterson, Ken Bunnell, Kevin Burcham. Band Council: Row One: Ken Bunnell, Vice President: Melani Brucham, President; Amy Stenglein, Secretary Treasurer. Row Two: Tammy Pedersen, Bret Kohn, Matt Osborne, Kevin Burcham. Not Shown: Katie Lavigne. b • JLr Seniors: Standing Left, Shirley Hitchler, Katie Lavigne, Kelly Barnes, and Vicki Pedersen. Left: Ken, Beaker, and Ernie. Below Left: Pep Band and visitor, Gili. Below Right; Band Concert. This page was sponsored in part by MELCHER REAL ESTATE, 301 3rd Street, Waterloo 779-31 Junior Choir: Row 1: Peggy Haas, Jean Malepszy, Ann Stenglein, Amy Sawyer, Tammy Pedersen, Crystal Rowswell, Melani Burcham. Row 2: Cathy LeGrande, Barbara Longbrake, Stephanie White, Cindy Samp, Dawn Jackson, Marcy Embrey. Row 3: Chris Bunnell, Sharon Maas, Paula Rowswell, Gail Sneed, Darlene Leistra, Vicki Jorgensen. Chorus Sextet: Left to Right; Kathy Lacombe, Angie Thoendel, Natalie Osborne, Lisa Adams, Amy Stenglein, Penny Saunders, And Melanie Burcham. This page was sponsored by: JOHN HOUSLEY NURSERY SALES, 322 V2 Center St., Elkhorn 289-2626; DAN DEEDEE’S WATERLOO MARKET, 203 N. Front St., Waterloo 779-2323; HARTFORD SAND GRAVEL CO., P.O. Box Z, Valley 359-2522. Senior Choir: Row 1: Connie Grimm, Angie Thoendel, Lisa Andersen. Katie Lavigne. Melani Burcham. Natalie Adams, Ken Bunnell, Penny Saunders. Amy Stenglein. Row Osborne. Row 3: Shirley Hitchler. Vicki Pedersen. Kelly 2: Kathy Lacombe, Cami Stenglein, Holly Gates, Lisa Barnes. Erica Johnson, Mr. Fredrick, Director. THis page was sponsored by; SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS, P.O. Box 126, Waterloo 779-4655. 57 Cheerleaders Varsity — Row 1: Kim Kilmer. Row 2: Connie Embrey, Amy Stenglein, Vicki Pedersen, Kelly Barnes, Teresa Byrom. Jr. Varsity — Row 1: Jill Landon. Row 2: Suzy As-chenbrenner, Angie Thoen-del. Row 3: Connie Grimm, Kristi Heiman, Lynn Schoen-ing. This page was sponsored by FARMER BROWNS, 115 River Road Dr., Waterloo 779-2353. 59 Pep Club Row 1: Kristie Heiman, Suzy Aschenbrenner, Vicki Pedersen, Teresa Byrom. Row 2: Jill Landon, Connie Grimm, Lynn Schoening, Kris Kratina (sponsor), Kim Kilmer, Kelly Barnes, Connie Embrey, Amy Stenglein. Row 3: Cami Stenglein, Tammy Byrom, Lisa Adams, Carol Whisler, Lisa Andersen, Gail Sneed, Sharon Maas, Paula Rowswell, Darlene Leistra. Row 4: Debbie Buchannan, Lori Schulz, Gina Staub, Carol Swirczek, Shelly Vencil, Leesa Bryan, Holly Gates, Cathy LeGrand. Row 5: Dianna Shepherd, Penny Saunders, Becky Buchanan, Erica Johnson, Kim Roubicek, Vicki Jorgensen, Michelle Brazda, Katie McEvoy. Row 6: Tami Smith, Melissa Forsythe, Aimee Walvoord, Katie Lavigne, Shirley Hitchler, Andrea Kirk, Kathy Lacombe. 60 Speech Speech team for 1982-83: Row 1: Aimee Walvoord, Kim Kilmer, Lisa Adams. Row 2: Mrs. Jasa, Lisa Andersen, Cami Stenglein, Connie Grimm, Jody Bednar, Angie Thoendel. Row 3: Carol Swerzcik, Lori Schulz, John Walvoord and Erica Johnson. Row 1: Melissa Forsythe, Suzy Aschen-brenbrenner, Carol Swerzcik, Lisa Andersen, Connie Grimm, Kristie Heiman, Holly Gates. Row 2: Gina Staub, Jill Landen, Kim Kilmer, Lisa Adams, Andrea Kirk, Natalie Osborne, Melani Burcham. Row 3: Patty Shephard, Carol Whisler, Becky Buchanan (Pres.) Aimee Walvoord (Sec Treas) Randy Vencil (Vice Pres), Erica Johnson, Chris Andrews, (not Pictured: Sponsor Mrs. Ivers.) Foreign Language PaAih W-Club Row 1: Scott Baker - sec tres; Charlie Sake - President; Scott Feldhacker; Row 2: Lynn Schoening, Melissa Forsythe. Becky Buchanan. Katie Lavigne. Kim Roubicek. Nat Osborne. Vicki Pedersen. Kelly Barnes. Kristie Heiman; Row 3: Teresa Byrom. Penny Saunders. Amy Stenglein. Kim Kilmer. Erica Johnson. Aimee Walvoord. Shirley Hitchler, Cami Stenglein; Row 4: Chris Andrews. Brad Schindler. Randy Vencil. Kurt Hartman. Bob Jorgensen. Jody Bednar. Jamie Grndgenett, John Walvoord; Row 5: Scott Vencil. Marc Longbrake. Brent Patten. Mike Jorgensen. Dan McEvoy. Row 6: Coach Bovee. Kevin Burcham, Ken Bunnell. Coach Ivers. Row 1: Kim Kilmer. Carol Swerzcik. Becky Buchanan. Amy Stenglein. Row 2: Kim Roubicek, Natalie Osborne. Cami Stenglein, Sponsor: Ms. Ball. Annual Staff liomecoming Dreams Can Come True was the theme for Homecoming 1982. Streamers and rainbows were found everywhere, from hallways to trees and guys in a chair. Nighty - night Seniors What a crazy week! It all started with Nerd Day and the Freshman skit. Next, the Sophomores, Togas and a special appearance by Richard Dawson. Juniors were subbing for the Fridays cast and everyone was Punk with hair all aglow. THe Seniors told their dreams of the spirit that they have and also show everyone that they could beat in the battle of the classes during Spirit Week. Juniors are live on Thursday A Freshman Pow Wow 65 Flowers anyone? PUNK OUT! Ooo! What fun! Don’t shoot ’til you see the whites of their eyes Oh no! Not again! The Grand Finale The bonfire was a roaring success A Weeping Water dummy was burned to a crisp The football game started off Thursday night The players were ready to put up a fight Fans in the stands were cheering hurray While up in the sky were balloons flown away ALthough a defeat was suffered that night We knew our team was the best, out of sight. The Student Council had done a job well done To decorate the gym in a look A-1 The dance was held at the stroke of eight The girls in dresses, the boys looking great The time had come for crowning the new royalty Chosen were King Scott and Queen Katie With their court Barry and Vicki, Bob and Kelly Events Special events during 1982-1983 included 1) An informative talk about drugs and drinking was presented by Mike Winchester from Pride. 2) Sgt. Sanders from Fremont talked about careers and preparing for college. 3) Deputy Sheriff Saklar advised the elementary about safety. 4) The elementary Christmas Program. 5) The Art Music Festival brought entertainment and exhibits for all. 6 7) Karnack's harem gave us sacred scripture from Far East Indiana. 8) The Waterloo Band did an excellent performance and the Art Music Festival with the help of their Excellent Director”. 9, 10, 11, 12) The Doane College Singers Band brought song and dance. 13) The High School Foods Class got all dressed up for the teachers’ Hors d’oeuvre Party. From 1983 “We’ve Get Tcniaht” The Junior Senior Prom was held at Old Mill Holiday Inn, April 15, 1983 at 6:30 p.m. This year’s colors were Maroon and Silver. The dinner consisted of Steak Shrimp, Baked Potato, Broccoli, and Dessert. “Mainstreet” from Lincoln was the band that entertained us all evening. The Juniors accomplished their task of making a great Prom that the Seniors will always remember. This page sponsored by DICK’S HILLRISE, Elkhorn, 289-2188 and BANK OF ELKHORN, 701 Gateway Road, Elkhorn, 289-2551 Honcrs Day (Clockwise from top left) Mr. Frederick presents Kathy Lacombe with a certificate for participating in ECNC honor choir; Miss Ball presents biology award to Lisa Adams; Mrs. Marienau presents perfect attendance awards to Jeff Serfass and Renee McDonald; Miss Cohrs and Mrs. Johnson present award to Ken Bunnell for the school’s highest math test score; Kim Kilmer receives her basketball letter from Mr. Fahrenkrug. This page was sponsored by BANK OF VALLEY, Box 315, Valley 359-2281 and ELKHORN ACE HARDWARE, FLOWER GIFTS, INC., 157 N. Main, Elkhorn 289-2333 and 289-2925. Graduation Right: Not much longer! Below, left: Senior glee prepares to sing. Rogjt Vicki Pedersen receives a special congratulations from her dad. Spcrts Banquet Frosty Andersen Dave Burke The Booster Club did a fine job for this year’s banquet. Decorations were made and food prepared to honor the athletes. Guest speakers this year were Frosty Andersen, Nebraska football player of 1974, and Dave Burke, currently a Nebraska football player. The Emcee was Mr. Schindler who humored us with his witty speaking. Awards were given in each sport for Most Valuable Player, Most Improved Player and others for their excellence. MVP's: Kurt Hartman, Scott Feldhacker - Football and Basketball; MVP's: Chris Andrews - Boys' Track; Aimee Walvoord - co-winner Barry Thoendel - Wrestling; Vicki Pedersen - Volleyball and for Girls’ Track. Basketball. Vicki was also a co-winner for track. Season Records BOYS’ BASKETBALL FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL Varsity 12-6 Varsity 2-7 1-13 5-7 0-5 Opponent Waterloo Opponent Waterloo Valley 38 .. 55 Valley 23 . 8 Yutan 40 .. 44 Cedar Bluffs 14 . 8 East Butler 52 .. 45 Yutan 0 14 Mead 61 .. 46 Ft. Calhoun 19 22 Dominican 42 .. 62 East Butler 26 18 Holy Name 63 .. 53 Malcolm 14 12 Louisville 53 .. 55 Weeping Water 42 ... . 6 Cedar Bluffs 60 .... .. 58 Mead 14 12 Prague 53 .. 57 Bennington 36 . 8 Conestoga 54 .. 69 Bennington 63 .. 70 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ft. Calhoun 48 .. 59 Varsity 3-12 Mead 52 .. 48 Brownell 52 57 ODDonent Waterloo Ft. Calhoun 64 .. 70 Cedar Bluffs 35 28 Malcolm 62 .. 71 East Butler 35 28 Yutan 47 54 Bergan 52 41 Neumann 71 .. 59 Bennington 51 16 Dominican 14 59 JV 5-6 Holy Name 42 39 Valley 23 .. 46 Fort Calhoun 48 32 Yutan 36 35 Valley 55 34 East Butler 42 .. 33 Prague 46 33 Mead 49 .. 42 Mead 46 18 Louisville 49 .. 45 Malcolm 37 33 Cedar Bluffs 17 .... .. 40 Yutan 36 43 Conestoga 50 .. 34 Brownell 41 46 Bennington 43 .. 37 Mead 18 .. 47 JV 0-9 Ft. Calhoun 33 .. 44 Cedar Bluffs 18 14 Malcolm 32 .. 55 East Butler 24 . 2 Bergan 32 17 WRESTLING Fort Calhoun 23 15 Team Duals 5-3 Valley 24 . 9 Mead 29 10 Opponent Waterloo Malcolm 20 . 8 East Butler 12 .. 48 Yutan 19 16 Scribner 12 .. 55 Bennington 44 10 Bennington 49 .... 3 Conestoga 0 .. 36 Dominican 33 .. 30 Ft. Calhoun 35 .. 30 Elkhorn 29 .. 39 Valley 12 .. 52 Opponent Varsity JV Frosh. Neuman Lost Lost Cedar Bluffs Lost Lost Mead Lost Won Ft. Calhoun Lost Lost Louisville Lost Won Valley Lost Lost Holy Name Lost Lost Lost East Butler Won Won Bennington Lost Won Lost Bergan Lost Lost Lost Yutan Lost Lost Lost Malcom Lost Won Lost JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS VOLLEYBALL Waterloo Opponent A Team B Team Bennington Lost Lost Gretna Lost Valley Lost Valley Lost Lost Ft. Calhoun Won Lost Yutan Won Lost Elkhorn Lost Lost Plattsmouth Lost Blair Lost GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL A Team 2-5 A Team 6-2 Opponent Waterloo Opponent Waterloo Ft. Calhoun 23 .. 12 Bennington 20 .. 40 Trinity 19 23 Brownell 25 51 Valley 25 21 Ft. Calhoun 24 .. 40 Bergan 16 27 Valley 29 37 Bennington 25 .. 20 Bergan 49 29 Bennington 31 .. 10 Trinity 21 33 Ft. Calhoun 21 .. 19 Bennington 19 .. 29 Ft. Calhoun 51 .. 29 B Team 3-2 Ft. Calhoun 11 .. 10 B Team 4-2 Trinity 9 10 Bennington 9 .... 24 Valley 16 27 Brownell 22 24 Bergan 30 22 Ft. Calhoun 27 ... 21 Bennington 11 .. 12 Valley 21 27 Bergan 27 28 Trinity 24 14 WRESTLING Opponent Waterloo Ft. Calhoun 36 .. 49 Valley 6 26 Valley 6 21 Bennington 51 ... 24 75 Student Survey Reflects Interests During the school year, Jr. and Sr. High students were asked to fill out a survey questioning their interests and activities. The survey results, which appear on this page, are a reflection of our activities in 1982-83. Favorite pastimes partying sports boy girl friends T.V. music eating video games friends phone movies Top News Stories of 1982-83 Prince William was born Redskins won the Superbowl Russian Satellite Death of Princess Grace Football strike Unemployment all time high Death of Henry Fonda First artificial heart Death of John Belushi Launching of Space Shuttle Prices of the Times Whopper ................. $1.79 Candy Bar ...................30 Nike tennis shoes ....... 35.00 Lee jeans ............... 28.00 school lunch ............. 1.00 Loaf of bread ...............89 dozen eggs ..................85 Record album ............. 9.99 Yearbook ................ 10.00 Movie admission .......... 3.50 Concert ticket .......... 12.00 Gallon of Gas ............ 1.15 Godfathers’ med. pizza ... 8.65 Can of pop ..................50 Concert Groups Van Halen Billy Squire REO Speedwagon Journey Loverboy Pat Benetar Rush Men at Work 38-Special Songs Everybody Wants You Shadows of the Night Down Under What about me Dancin' in the Streets Rock the Casbah Emotions in motion Eye of the Tiger Be Good Johnny Truly Favorite Sayings Totally Like I’m sure Fer Sure Bag your face Gag me out the Door Totally Awesome Knock me over with an M M Make me skip a meal Gross me out Tubular -I - H O h Movies ET 48 Hours Officer and Fast Times Tootsie Rocky III First Blood Porky’s Stripes Poltergeist a Gentleman T.V. Shows Square Pegs Dynasty Fame Happy Days MASH Too Close For Comfort Fall Guy Three’s Company Tales of the Gold Monkey Hill Street Blues 76 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MASK M.INt M18801 RI t N A