Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

WATERLOO •HOME OF THE PANTHERS ri i PANTHER ZONE 87 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 Activities 30 Organizations 4 Student Body 50 Sports 10 Colophon 81 School Song Go you Panthers, Go you Panthers, Best team in the land. We’re behind you, cheering for you, Don’t you hear those fans? Ra. Ra. Ra. Go you Panthers, Go you Panthers, Fight on for your fame. Fight Panthers, Fight, Fight, Fight, We’ll win this game. Waterloo Public School 7th and Washington Waterloo, NE 68069 l PANTHER ZONE (upper left) Freshman Class Officers: Jeff Surfass (V. Pres), Leslie Mattingly (Pres.), Amy Gilroy (Tres.), Chris Swenson (Sec.), (Bottom left) Junior Class Officers: Crystal Rowswell (Tres.), Jeff Schindler (Pres.), Dave Fredkin (V. Pres.), Amy Sawyer (Tres.) (not Pictured). (upper right) Sophomore Class Officers: Bob Crane (V. Pres.), Bill King (Pres.), Penny Jensen (Sec.), Stacy Teutsch (Tres.), Senior Class officers: Ryan Russell (Tres.), Jeff Barns (V. Pres.), Stephanie White (Pres.), Kevin Hartman (sec.) This years foreign exchange students are Vilma Aleyda Moreno from Mexico, Luis Antonio Faria Mota from Brazil, Ingie Vifarsdottir from Denmark, and Rikke Kloppenborg from Denmark also. NEW PANTHERS New students: (front row) Brad Fredkin, Vilma Moreno, Kelli Dalton, Rachael Kirsch, (back row) Dan Eklund, Dave Fredkin, Rikke Kloppenborg, Luis Mota, Katy Parker and Ann Stenglein (not pictured). New teachers: Mr. Darrell Peterson, Mrs. Barbara Warner, Mr. Marty Mahler, and Mr. Bill Lewis. This year a new addition to the school was fun day. The school held an elementary and secondary fun day. To be eligible to attend fun day, a student had to have less than three detentions in one month’s time. If able to attend fun day, the students have a choice of three different movies. Popcorn and punch are served during the movie as refreshments. 3 PANTHER W-Club 4 ZONE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB t k (Front row) Jeff Schindler, Stacy Teutsch, Jean Malolepszy, Tammy Pederson, Amy Sawyer, Brad Renter, Bret Kohn, Shawn Teutsch, (second row) Page Bassinger, Barb Longbrake, Stephanie White, Ingie Vidarsdottir, Jennifer King, Tom Oyster, Steffanie Nelson, (sponsor) Mrs. Carol Ivers, (Back row) Peggy Haas, Crystal Rows-well, Dennis Peterson, Rikke Hloppenborge, Mike Copeland, Jack Rittenhouse, and Marcy Embrey W-CLUB (row one - left to right) Chrissy Bunnell, Stephanie White, Tammy Pederson, Kelli Swanson, Rikke Kloppen-borg, Marcy Embrey, Erika Nelson, (row two) Amy Sawyer, Crystal Rows-well, Stacy Teutsch, Tammy Andrews, Pam Jensen, (row three) Brad Renter, Jeff Schindler, Steffanie Nelson, Penny Jensen, (row four) Mike Copeland, Matt Burns, Troy Renter, Jeff Barnes, Jeff Thompson, Bret Kohn, (row five) Glen Shepherd. Randy Melcher, Shawn Teutsch, Dennis Peterson, Jim Rhoades, Bill King, (row six) Chad Kohn, Kevin Hartman, Ryan Russell, Neil Feldhacker, Bryce Patten, (Barb Longbrake) not pictured. 0 STUDENT COUNCIL (left to right) Brad Renter, Neil Feld-hacker, Jeff Thompson, Marcy Embry, Bret Thompson, Jack Rittenhouse, Bill King, Mrs. Johnson (sponsor), Jean Malolepszy, Penny Jensen, Angie Em-brey, Pam Jensen, Barb Longbrake. Cheers to Student Council! The Student Council is dedicated to the purpose of boosting school spirit by taking care of school property. 1986-87 Student Council officers: Jeff Thompson, President; Jeff Schindler, Vice President; Neil Feld-hacker, Secretary-Treasurer. Student Council sponsored the Homecoming dance. Members worked diligently during the day transforming the gym into an enchanting dance floor. It was a fun-filled evening for all students. Student Council members operate the concession stand for all home games. Since many of the council members are active in sports, workers must be scheduled carefully. This is a big demand on their time, and Council members are to be applauded for their willingness to give precious free time. The Council would like to purchase a video camera or weight equipment for the school. Student Council also sponsors an annual talent show presented for the entire community. Members are attempting to build this show each year into a bigger an better production with more students involved. JOURNALISM The people who are responsible for Panther Zone ’87 that’s in your hands have been preparing all year for this premier. In the beginning of the year, some of the yearbook staff attended a seminar at the Holi-dome. The staff learned how to develop layouts and create exciting covers. A lot of learning and complaining went on throughout the year, but the yearbook was completed. Good job staff! Another special part of the journalism crew is the newspaper staff. They have made “Panther Paws” a huge success and have made every deadline. The journalism crew attended conference at Midland Lutheran College in Fremont. Each of them attended seminars including writing sports articles, features, editorials and news articles. Yearbook staff top (L-R): Marcy Embrey, Barb Longbrake. Chris Moore. Steph White, Michelle Walters, Ann Stenglein, Tammy Pedersen and Mrs. Hammond. Journalism staff top (L-R): Dennis Peterson, Jeff Thompson, Marcy Embrey. Troy Tammy, Dennis, and Dave working to get the Renter. Jeff Barnes, Carrie Bennet. Tammy Pedersen, Tom Oyster and Mrs. Ham- Christmas newspaper delivered. mond. PANTHER PICASSOS Many people attended the spring art music and craft show at Waterloo High School sponsored by the Waterloo Women’s Club. Many types were displayed: sculptures, screen prints, paintings (water and oil). The shop class also displayed various projects: dart board, bulletin boards, glass shelf unit, speaker frames, and cabinets. Art show coordinator was Mrs. Donna Golden. PANTHER ZONE 11 FOOTBALL Mike Copeland (19), Dave Fredkin (11), Shawn Teutsch (12), Troy Renter (57), Jeff Schindler (40). Troy and Jeff defending their zone. Top row (L-R): Jeff Winter; Shawn Ruppert; Head Coach, Ron Boner; assistant coaches, Jim Bovee, Jerry Bruckner. Second row: Shawn Teutsch, Chris Swenson, Brett Thompson, Clint Lavigne, Jeff Serfass, Earl Schlotfeld. Third row: Chris Tesmer, Jeff Schindler, Mike Copeland, Matt Burns, Brad Renter, Scott Smith, Chris Moore. Front row: Joe Melcher, Chad Kohn, Neil Feldhacker, Kevin Hartman, Glen Shepherd, Randy Melcher, Troy Renter, Dennis Peterson. The Panthers are ready to charge. 1986 Football Stats Cedar Bluffs Wildcats Lost Scribner Trojans Lost Elm Creek Buffalos Lost Nebr. City Lourdes Lost Mead Raiders Lost Cedar Bluffs Wildcats Lost Brownell Talbot Raiders Lost Wynot Bluedevils Lost Nebr. School for the Deaf Won Go get ’em Panthers. Raise your hands if you’re sure. 12 The panther zone encircling Cedar Bluffs. Panthers’ fearful leader and captain, Neil Feldhacker. The Top Guns “When we went into eight man football the idea was to build a program we think started the first step. Records don’t always indicate the learning that has gone on through the year. We think we have started something positive for the future.” Coach Ron Boner Most Valuable Player: Neil Feldhacker Most improved: Chad Kohn, Jeff Winter Most inspirational: Jeff Schindler All state honorable mention: Kevin Hartman All area honorable mention: Kevin Hartman, Neil Feldhacker, Chad Kohn 13 VOLLEYBALL Panthers Defend Their Zone Panther Stats Varsity Reserve Freshme Wahoo Neuman Lost Lost Won Cedar Bluffs Won Lost Lost Mead Lost Won Won Ft. Calhoun Lost Lost Lost Louisville Won Fort Calhoun Lost Conestoga Won Valley Lost Lost Prague Won Won Lost Holy Name Lost Lost Lost Logan View Won Wahoo Won Holy Name Lost Louisville Won Lost Yutan Won Won Won Weeping Water Won Lost Bellevue Christian Won Won Mead Lost Brownell Won Boys Town Won Won Nebr. School of Won Won Deaf Warm up. Team members from left to right 3rd row. Assistant Coach, Mrs. Leslie Stratton; Head Coach, Miss Donna Schark; Barb Longbrake, Chris Bunnell, Kelli Swanson, Steffanie Nelson, Erica Nelson, Marcy Embrey, Amy Sawyer, Tammy Pederson, Stephanie White, Katie Whisler, Kristi Hays, Becky Barnes. 2nd row, Rikke Kloppenborg, Ann Sten-glein, Angila Embrey, Pam Jensen, Stacy Teutsch, Michelle Walter. 1st row, Page Bassinger, Rhonda Renter, Amy Gilroy, Leslie Mattingly, Michaela Mattson, Renee McDonald. 14 Lady Panthers set up for the serve. Block that ball! “I got it!” Senior players: 2nd row, Rikke Kloppenborg, Chris Bunnell, Marcy Embrey, Katie Whisler. 1st row, Stephanie White, Barb Longbrake, Tammy Pedersen, Kelli Swanson. Co-captains: Kelli and Barb. BOYS’ BAKSETBALL . . . The j.v. shows us a “defensive stance. Dennis teaches Bill “the freethrow.” Jeff teaches us to “jam it on home.” Bret does “the dribble.” Ryan demonstrates “the jumper.” Jeff and Brad do “the Panther Zone.” The varsity team demonstrates “guarding the basket.” Jeff S. demonstrates the hustle The 86-87 Panther Team is pictured at right. (1st row, left to right) seniors: Ryan Russell, Dennis Peterson, Jeff Thompson, Kevin Hartman, Troy Renter (2nd row) Joey Cunningham, s.m.; Jack Rittenhouse, soph.; Brad Renter, soph.; Bret Kohn, jr.; Shawn Teutsch, jr.; Mr. Darrell Petersen, assistant coach (3rd row) Tony Peterson, s.m.; Jeff Serfass, fr.; Bryce Patton, jr.; Billy King, soph.; Kenny Heinrich, s.m.; Mr. Ron Boner, head coach GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Panther Stats Cedar Mead Bellvue Christian Malcolm Weeping Water Flanagan Lincoln Christian Bellvue Christian Louisville Holy Name Ft. Calhoun Valley Prague Duchesne Ft. Calhoun Elmwood Yutan Brownell Talbott Brownell Talbott Mead Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Lost Aim high. Fancy footwork! Crystal working her way to the basket. Look out! Eyes of intent. Row 1: Page Bassinger (student manager), Leslie Mattingly, Michaela Mattson, Erika Nelson, Angie Embrey, Amy Sawyer, Rhonda Renter, Michella Roberts (student manager), Helen Rehmeier (student manager). Row 2: Coach Donna Schark, Steffanie Nel-18 son, Marcy Embrey, Tammy Andrews, Barb Longbrake, Crystal Roswell. Coach Leslie Stratton. A slam defense. Just strutting along. Driving hard. A very effective defense. Crystal strides down the court. That’s the way to fake out an opponent. A stylish jump shot. WRESTLING I ■v. ' r ■ Coach Bovee and Lynn Vyskocil looking for a win. Escape to Success A last minute “chat.” Jeff Schindler; Jeff qualified for state his sophomore year; however, an injury this year at districts hindered him from competing. The injury haulted his march to state but we are confident for his senior year. Jeff’s record is 24 and 5. Glen Shepherd; good job, Glen. We’re proud of you! Glen wrestled all throughout high school and finished with a record of 17 and 18. Glen qualified for state this year. Mike Copeland; Mike should be noted for putting up with his knee. He was put up a few weeks but did a nice job finishing out his season with a record of 16 and 3. Mike made it to state his sophomore year. We wish him good luck his senior year! Shawn Ruppert; Shawn’s wrestling is definitely something to look forward to. As a beginning wrestler, Shawn went through a lot of learning and ended up with a record of 2 and 15. Neil Feldhacker; Neil has an excellent career record of 17 and 6. He suffered an injury at the beginning of the season and was unable to finish it out. Neil should be noted for the excellent skills he has in wrestling. Neil made it to state his sophomore year. The 1986-87 Waterloo Panther Wrestling team proved its strong ability this year by finishing with a 5-3 dual season. Although only short in number, the team made up for some of the dual losses by their drive and determination, which proved them winners. Mr. Jim Bovee coached wrestling again for the tenth year. This year he was nominated as one of the top ten Class D Nebraska state high school wrestling coaches, a very deserving and rewarding honor. Mr. Lynn Vyskocil is also commended for his positive attitude and spirit for the wrestlers. This year the team says good-bye to seniors Neil Feldhacker, Jim Rhoades, Glen Shepherd, and student manager for two years, Steph White. Jim Rhoades: A two time state qualifier, Jim also passed the 100th career win mark. (105) Jim has been a bright spot of the team and finished with a terrific record fo 26 and 9. Congratulations! WHS TRACK Front row, R to L; Shawn Teutsch, Tammy Andrews, Matt Burns, and Bob Crane. Back row; Coach Marty Mahler. Brad Renter, Shawn Ruppert, and Jeff Winter. Coach Pat Ivers giving last minute instructions. Heave! Ho! Shawn T. in the 3200m run. Go! Discus, Go! Bob - off to a good start. Luis giving it his all. Brad exercising the perfect hurdle form This year the Waterloo boys and girls high school track team did quite well. Tammy Andrews broke the school and her own record by high jumping 5'6 . She qualified for state. Other track members who placed at districts were Shawn Teutsch who placed 4th in the 3200 meter run and 6th in the 800 meter run. Renne McDonald, a freshman, placed 6th in the 400 meter run at districts also. Matt Burns high jumped 5'11 for his best jump and did well in the 200 and 400 meter runs. When Coach Pat Ivers was asked about his team he stated, “Our numbers were low, but the people were dedicated and worked very well.” There were only nine people on the team, two of whom were girls, but they had a good season, and Waterloo is proud of their hard work and dedication. 23 JUNIOR HIGH Front row; Nicole Sanders, Katie Adler, Heather Lee, Sally Shepherd, Leslie Benke, Becky Barnes, Alicia Collins. Middle row; Darrell Peterson (Coach), Katie Parker, Helen Rehmeier, Tracy Hussey, Crystal McGuinness, Shelly Coy, Kristi Hays, Michele Roberts, and student manager Lora McGuinness. Front row; Danny Osborne, Joe Melcher, Joe Pacheco, Andy Swanson, Rich Dorfmeyer. Middle row; Marty Mahler (Coach), John Skokan, Kameron Graham, Rick Jensen, David Rose. Chris Tesmer. Front row; Katie Adler, Gina Ferrucci. Middle row: Leslie Benke, Becky Barnes, Sally Shepherd, Michele Roberts, Heather Lee, Katie Parker. Back row; student manager Randy Coy, Helen Rehmeier, Tracy Hussey, Kristi Hays, Crystal McGuinness, Shelly Coy, Shelly Eden and Jerry Bruckner (Coach). CUBS ON THE PROWL Front row; Shannon Bechtold, Shelly Eden, Nicole Sanders, Michele Roberts, Heather Lee. Middle row; Helen Rehmeier, Kristi Hays, Chris Tesmer, Joe Pacheco, Kameron Graham, Crystal McGuin-ness, Shelly Coy. Back row; Marty Haas, Troy Graber, David Rose, Tony Peterson, Kenny Heinrich, Joey Cunningham. Top; Mrs. Stratton and Mr. Bovee (Coaches). Front row; Rich Dorfmeyer, Jeremy Bodiford, Brian Sortino, Marty Haas, Alex Vyskocil. Middle row; David Rose, Pat Safford, Joe Pacheco, Chris Whitney, Rick Jensen. Back row; John Skokan, Joe Cunningham, Ken Heinrich, Kyle Hartman. Not pictured; Coach Jerry Bruckner. CHAMPIONS’ ZONE Fall Awards Night Jeff Winter and Chad Kohn both received awards for the most improved players in football. Tammy Andrews and Chris Bunnell both received awards in volleyball for Most Improved Players. Jeff Schindler was named the Most Inspirational Player for football. Barb Longbrake and Marcy Embrey were co-winners of the MVP award. Neil Feldhacker was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) in football. Winter Awards Night Brett Kohn was named Most Valuable Player” for Boys' Basketball. Crystal Rowswell received the MVP award for Girls' Basketball. Jim Rhoades was selected as MVP of the wrestling team. Marcy Embrey was named Most Improved” for Girls' Basketball. Glen Shepherd received the “Most Improved Player award for wrestling. Ryan Russell was selected as the Best Defensive Player” for Boys' Basketball. Brad Renter and Jeff Serfass were both named Most Improved Players for the Boys' Basketball team. Spring Awards Night Most Valuable Player (Boys’ Track) - Shawn Teutsch Most Improved Player (Boys’ Track) - Brad Renter Most Valuable Player (Girls’ Track) - Tammy Andrews Most Consistent Scorer - Matt Burns Tammy Andrews placed fourth in high jump at the State Meet, Class C. Most Valuable Chorus Member - Steffanie Nelson Most Valuable Band Members - Chris Bunnell and Dennis Peterson. CANDID ZONE Rikke Kloppenborg and Vilma Moreno show their typing abilities. Four senior girls get together before school to compare papers (notes, of course). Steffanie Nelson practices for her new talk show as others look on. Randy Melcher practicing for his summer job, model for GQ. Marcy Embrey and Brab Longbrake busy at work. The seniors have a cram session after lunch. Randy Melcher, the leader of the pack. Ryan Russell, Chris Bunnell and Billy King show the joy of typing class. Barb Longbrake, Ryan Russell, and Jeff Thompson all share one dream, to be a florist. PANTHER Prom Graduation Cheerleading Homecoming ZONE HOMECOMING Fire up! The freshman class shows their spirit during their pep rally, which won them the ’86 Spirit Award. Say CHEESE! Like our new school clothes? Kelli, watch out for that tac! This Is The Time Show us those Den-tyne smiles! Juniors are so cooil Is this seat taken? Ryan escorts Kelli. Kevin escorts Chris. Queen Steph and King Neil are crowned. The afternoon stroll. The Panthers play a tough defense. The cheerleaders in a picture perfect pose. Homecoming ’86 Everyone will remember Homecoming ’86. “This Is The Time” was our theme by STYX. The whole week was filled with spirit and fun. Our halls were decorated by everyone. The seniors wrote their names on a wall. The freshmen has a strobe light in their hall. Skits were original and well planned this year. All ending with intentions of a Friday night smear. Our spirit increased and anxiety mounted, We would not know until the votes were counted. The freshmen won the spirit contest, Although everyone thought his own class was best. The volleyball team was out-of-sight. The football team lost, but put up a fight! The cheerleaders got down to a Little Richard routine. All eyes were on them and much spirit was seen. The candidates, Kelli, Ryan, Chris, and Kevin, Were super representatives of the class of ’87. Queen Steph in her dress and King Neil in dress pants Were a joy to watch during their royalty dance. Homecoming went by with a raving success. But just ask student council about Saturday’s mess! 34 (picture right) “Take that, Barb! Hey! Does anyone have a breath mint? DRAMA ZONE The whole cast takes a final bow. CAST: Paul: Jeff Schindler Deirdre: Ann Stenglein Mr. Hasleman: Dave Fredkin Mrs. Hasleman: Steffanie Nelson Mrs. Kempton: Tammy Pedersen Doctor: Randy Melcher Miss Buell: Peggy Haas Students: Brian Landon Dennis Peterson Jack Rittenhouse Snow: Tammy Andrews Skip Burress Rikke Kloppenborg Brad Renter 36 (top) “Snow is soft, snow is sleep, snow is beautiful. ’ ’ (left) Ann stating that Jeff is very peculiar, (bottom left) Jeff tells his parents, Dave and Steffanie, and his neighbor. Tammy, about school, (bottom right) Jeff is entranced by the thought of snow while his classmates are hard at work. “Silent Snow, Secret Snow” cast: standing (left to right) Brian Lan-don, Skip Burress, Jeff Schindler, Dennis Peterson, Tammy Andrews, Randy Melcher, Rikke Kloppenborg, Jack Rit-tenhouse, sitting: Peggy Haas, Ann Stenglein, Tammy Pedersen, Dave Fred-kin, Brad Renter, (not pictured) Steffan-ie Nelson. (far left) Jeff and Jack put finishing touches on their make-up. Qeft) Miss Janice Cohrs and Mrs. Carol Ivers. “Silent Snow, Secret Snow” by Conrad Aiken is the title of the One-Act Play this year, which was directed by Mrs. Carol Ivers and Miss Janice Cohrs. The story focuses on a young man named Paul Hasleman (Jeff Schindler) who constantly daydreams about snow. Paul’s mother, father, teacher and neighbor all notice his strange behavior, but can’t seem to help him. Paul eventually loses contact with reality and falls into his dream with the snow. The doctor comes for a visit. 37 SPIRIT ZONE The cheering this year has remained the same as last year in the sense that both wrestling and basketball squads united together to cheer for our new eight-man football team. Even though they suffered the loss of the pep-club, they have learned to overcome that and yell a little louder. Senior and captain of the basketball squad, Tammy Pedersen commented, “We’re a good group; and we work great together, so we made cheerleading a lot of fun.” “They worked really hard at camp and earned a superior trophy, and I am real proud of that,” said Mrs. Judy Long-brake, sponsor of the squads. Many parents and others have commented on what a fun, lively squad we have this year. The 86-87 cheerleaders: (from left to right), Stacy Teutsch, Jean Malolepszy, Chris Bunnell, Tammy Pedersen, Tammy Andrews, Stephanie White, Marcy Embrey, Renee McDonald, Barb Longbrake, Amy Gilroy, and Rhonda Renter. 38 Cheerleaders performing Great Panther's fight for a victory, while Tammy Andrews looks on. ueiense! Defense! Defense! HEY!! Let s Go Blue! WHS BAND The highs and lows of a football half-time. 1986-87 Band from left to right starting with the front row. Steffanie Nelson. Michelle Roberts, Shannon Bechtold, Becky Barnes. Chantel Asselin, Margaret Pesek. Renee McDonald, Kelli Dalton, Tammy Pedersen, Mrs. Stratton. 2nd row: Chris Bunnell, Crystal Rows-well, Amy Sawyer, Kristi Hays, Shelly Eden. Michelle Coy. Tracy Hussey. Mi-chaela Mattson, Amy Gilroy. Jeff Oyster, Tony Peterson. Back row: Tammy Andrews, Rikke Kloppenburg, Erika Nelson. Crystal McGinness, Brett Thompson, Jeff Serfass, Dennis Peterson. Joey Cunningham, Earl Schlotfeld, Ken Heinrich, and Marty Haas. Bandology 40 Thirty Waterloo students (grades 7-12) particpated in Waterloo’s pep-band and concert band. The officers are Chris Bunnell, president; Tammy Pedersen, vice-president; Tammy Andrews, secretary; Dennis Peterson, treasurer. Earl Schlotfeld, trumpeter, stated, “Band is cool. You get to do a lot of things and go a lot of places.” The band sold pizzas for a fundraiser for its trip to Kansas City. The band performed faithfully through all the football and basketball half-times, the Christmas program, and the spring concert. MIXED CHOIR The added touch” starting bottom to top, left to right, Glenn Shepherd, Troy Renter, Jeff Thompson, Dennis Peterson, Kevin Hartman, 2nd row: Randy Melcher, Brad Renter, Ryan Russell, top: Jack Rittenhouse. Girls’ choir from left to right; front row: Mrs. Stratton (director), Chris Bunnell, Kelli Dalton, Rikke Kloppenborg, Amy Sawyer, Tammy Pedersen, Crystal Rowswell, Erika Nelson, Peggy Haas, Marcy Embrey, Tammy Andrews, Steffanie Nelson, and Barb Longbrake. (not pictured, Stephanie White). The choir, (before the boys) performing at the Christmas program. Do Re Mi Male voices — ringing through the air — are an added advantage to choir this year. Seven senior boys and two sophomore boys have helped the choir out quite a bit. When Mrs. Stratton, director, was asked what she thought of the change, she said, “I think it’s wonderful. I hope more guys go out next year.” Troy Renter, a senior and a member of the choir stated, “More underclassmen should go out because it’s not as bad as people make it out to be.” The first time the mixed choir preformed together was at the PTO meeting, Monday, February 16. 41 ORAL COMMUNICATION UR, Ingie; UL. Tammy and Randy; ML, Jack, Amy, and Brad; LL, Jeff. Stephanie, Tammy, Jack, and Ingie. (front row) Tammy Pedersen, Stephanie White, Amy Sawyer. Pam Jensen, Ingie Vidarsdottir, Randy Melcher, Jack Ritten-house, Brad Renter, Jeff Schindler, Sponsor, Mrs. Hammond, (Dennis Peterson, not pictured.) Members of the speech club are Tammy Pedersen, and Randy Melcher, duet acting. Randy and Tammy also participated in humorous prose. Stephanie White, poetry; Ingie Vidardottir, informative speaking; Dennis Peterson, Jack Ritten-house, Brad Renter, and Amy Sawyer, oral interpretation of drama. Jack, serious prose; Jeff Schindler, serious prose; Pam Jensen, Poetry; and Dennis, extemporaneous speaking. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back row; from 1 to r, Chris Bunnell, Jack Rittenhouse, Stephanie White, Jeff Schindler, and Tammy Pedersen. Front row; Tammy Andrews, Marcy Embrey, Brad Renter, Crystal Rowswell, and Barb Longbrake. HONORS DAY AWARDS I Outstanding 7th grade student Heather Lee Outstanding 8th grade student Shelly Patten Outstanding 9th grade student Erika Nelson Outstanding 10th grade student Billy King Outstanding 11th grade student Steffanie Nelson Outstanding 12th grade student Dennis Peterson Female Athlete of the year Tammy Andrews Male Athlete of the year Dennis Peterson Chris Moore, senior, received the outstanding yearbook student award. 43 “WHY CAN’T THIS NIGHT The 1987 prom theme Will there be “peace” after midnight? What don’t you like what I’m wearing to prom? GO ON FOREVER? Show us those legs girls Check out those legs! The top of the crop take the floor. Larry, Curly, and Moe; I mean Barb, Steff and Tammy. I want you! Junior-Senior Prom Luis, Don, Kelli, and Dennis wait for the festivities to begin. “Pig-out!!” Steff, Stacy, Page, Crystal, and Amy practice for American Bandstand. Smile, you're on Hammond Camera! Aren’t you hungry? Prom Details Colors: black, turquoise, pink, and silver Theme: “Why Can’t This Night Go on Forever?” Band: The Edge Cost: $5.50 (breakfast) Pictures: T C Photography Souvenir of a glamourous dinner. Come on! Let’s RAP!! Super senior legs. SENIORS Setting: Sunday, May 17, 12:30 P.M. Waterloo High School Class Flower: Burgundy Rose Class Colors: Grey Pink Class Theme: We are today’s future and tomorrow’s dream.” Scholarship Recipients: Dennis Peterson, ROTC and honors program at Lincoln with regents scholarship; Tammy Pedersen, Michael Kirk Memorial Scholarship and Augustana College Scholarship, Grant and Lutheran Brotherhood Scholarship; Barb Longbrake, President Scholarship and Western Douglas County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship; Chris Bunnell, Hastings College Academic of Fine Arts Scholarship and Hastings College Foundation Matching Grant and a Metropolitan Community College Scholarship Named an alternative for the Ted Robinson-Bob Harrington Scholarship and the Western Douglas County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship; Marcy Embrey, Received the Ted Robinson-Bob Herrington Scholarship; Stephanie White, was the recipient of the Elkhorn-Waterloo Optimist Club Scholarship; Ryan Russell was named the alternate for the Optimists Club Scholarship. Jeff Thompson was the recipient of the Leslie W. and S. Kate Shannon Scholarship; Troy Renter was named alternate for the Leslie W. and S. Scholarship; Jeff Barnes, received a Metropolitan Technical Community College Scholarship; Chad Kohn was the recipient of a Metropolitan Community Scholarship. PANTHER t u ZONE SENIORS Jeffrey Allen Barnes Football 9.10L; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9; Journalism 12; W-Club 10,11; Vice President of Senior Class; Blue Crue 11. Neil John Feldhacker Football 9L, 10L, 11L Conference Honorable Mention Def. Line and Off. End, Most Hustle and Desire. Most Improved Back, 12L Capt. MVP All Con. Honorable Mention Def. Back; Wrestling 9L.10L State Qualifier, 12L; Honor Roll; Student Council 9,10,12 Secretary; W-Club 10,11,12; Blue Crue 11; Homecoming King; Graduation Attendant 11. Christine Kay Bunnell Volleyball 10,11L,12L Most Improved; Basketball 9 Most Improved, 10L Most Improved, 11L; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12; Chorus 9,12; Band 9L,10L,11L,12L president; W-Club 10,11,12; Drama Crew 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Honor Roll; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Graduation Attendant. Kevin Jay Hartman Football 9L,10L,11L,12L; Basketball 10,11L.12L Capt.; W-Club 10,11,12; Secretary of Senior Class; Chorus 12; Homecoming King Candidate. Marcy Diane Embrey Volleyball 9,10L,11L Capt. MVP 2nd Team All Con.; Most Ace Blocks Award, 12L MVP 1st Team All Con.; Basketball 9L,10L MVP. 11L Capt. 2nd Team All Con. MVP, 12L; Track 9L,10L; W-Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11 Sergeant of Arms 12; Cheerleading 10,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Drama Crew 9; Who’s Who; Female Athelete of the Year; Best Costume Award 11. Rikke K. Kloppenborg Volleyball 12L; Drama Club 12; Chorus 12; French Club 12; Band 12; Track 12. 52 Chad Michael Kohn Football 9L,10L,12L All Area Honorable Mention; 200 lb club. Randall Scott Melcher Football 9,10L,11L,12L; Track 9L.10L; Drama Club 9,12; W-Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Band 9L; Blue Crue 11; Honor Roll. Basketball 9,10; Blue Crue; Track 9. Barbara Lynn Longbrake Volleyball 9,10L,11L Capt., 12L Capt. MVP; Basketball 9L.10L.11L.12L; Track 9L.10L; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 10 Capt. 11,12; W-Club 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Who’s Who; Student Council 12; NHS 11,12; Yearbook 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Drama Crew 9,12; Speech Club 11; Girls State Rep; Outstanding English Student 11; Outstanding Junior Student of the Year; Best Costume Award 11. Christopher Hayes Moore Golf 9; Ski Club 10; Outstanding Student in Computer Programming; (Outside Waterloo); Football 12L; Honor Roll; Yearbook 11,12. Vilma Moreno I am Vilma Aleida Moreno Cano from the Foreign Exchange Student Club of “World Experience” from Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico. I am glad to come to Waterloo High and have the experience of Learn a new language, meet a new friend and understand the culture of another country. 53 Tammy Sue Pedersen Volleyball 9.10L,11L,12L; Basketball 9,10,11L; Track 9.10L; Band 91,10L, 11L, 12L Vice Pres.; Cheerleading 10,11 Capt. 12 Capt.; Drama Club 12; W-Club 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9; NHS 11,12; Who’s Who; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Speech Club 11,12; ECNC Honor Band 9,11,12; Yearbook 12; Journalism 12; French Club 10,11,12; Best Costume Award 11. Dennis Charles Peterson Football 9L.10L.11L.12L; Basketball 9,10L Most Improved, 11L.12L; Band 9L.10L.11L MVP UNo Honor Band, 12L Kearney ST. Band Festival; ECNC Honor Band 9,11,12; Track 9L; Journalism 11,12; Student Council 11; Outstanding Science Student 11; Who's Who; NHS; W-Club 10,11,12; Hoby Rep; French Club 10,11,12; Junior Class Pres. Troy Allen Renter Football 9.10L Most Improved Lineman 11L.12L; Basketball 9,10,11,12; W-Club 10,11,12; Who’s Who; Blue Crue; Chorus 12; Journalism 12. Football 9; Wrestling 9L.10L.11L.12L; W-Club 10,11,12; Honor Roll. Ryan William Russell Football 11,12L; Basketball 9,10,11L.12L; Track 9; Student Council 11; W-Club 11,12; Blue Crue; Chorus 12; Who’s Who; Senior Class Treasurer; Homecoming King Candidate. Football 9.10L.11L Most Improved, 12L; Journalism 11; W-Club 10,11,12; Wrestling 9.10L.11L.12L; Honor Roll; Chorus 12; Yearbook 11. 54 Kelli Lorene Swanson Volleyball 9L.11L Most Improved Player Best Hustler, 12L Capt.; Basketball 9L.10L MVP, Capt., 11L 2nd Team All Con. Capt.; Track 9; Pep Club 9,10; Cheerleading 10; Chorus 9; W-Club 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Who’s Who; Honor Roll; Softball 12 yrs.; Best Costume Award 11. Jeffery Lynn Thompson Basketball 9,10,11L,12L Capt.; Football 9; Student Council 10,12 Pres.; W-Club 11,12; Junior Class Pres.; Journalism 11,12; Blue Crue 11; Who’s Who; Chorus 12; Honor Roll; Graduation Attendant. Katie May Whisler Volleyball 9,11,12L; Track 9,10,11L; W-Club 11,12; Yearbook 10; Honorable Mention Art. Stephanie Kay White Volleyball 10,11L JV Capt., 12L; Pep Club 10 MVP, 11,12; Track 9,10; Basketball 10L; Cheerleading 11,12 Capt.; Speech 9,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; Who’s Who; Yearbook 12; W-Club 10,11,12; Honor Roll; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Class Secretary; Graduation Attendant; Homecoming Queen; Best Costume Award 11. Farewell to Our Foreign Exchange Students This year the Senior Class was invaded by two new students. No, they weren’t just ordinary students; they were foreign exchange students. These brave students dared to do the impossible: to go where they have never gone before. Yes, folks, they entered the Panther Zone. Their mission was to complete their senior year in a foreign country. Thje two students are Rikke Klit-gaard Kloppenborg from Aalborg, Denmark, and Vilma Aleida Moreno Cano from Hernosillo, Mexico. They will surely be missed by everyone when they return to their countries. We all wish them good luck and hope they will visit us again. 55 LEADERS OF THE ZONE Seniors wait in anticipation for Hamlet. Hard at work selling slush puppies. m t Lady Panther Zone! Hitting the books. Hamlet said, what?” Smile, Rikki. 56 Who said that? Wishes do come true! Listening to the daily sniglet. 57 Smile! The serious look. . . . Leaders of Tomorrow Smile a little bit, Angie. The Panther Zone. Ann in the Twilight Zone. The eighth graders show their craftsmanship. The seventh graders study hard. 58 The crowd in “awe.” The Juniors work hard selling cake raffles. Amy and Crystal model the latest fashions. The women of the future. Mr. Boner lends a hand to the elementary students during their P.E. class. Michelle, Ingie and friends take a little “breather.” The Juniors demonstrate their spirit. Some of the sixth grade girls gather to talk about after-school plans. 59 JUNIORS Dave Fredkin Peggy Haas Bret Kohn Jean Malolepszy Steffanie Nelson Tammy Andrews Page Bassinger Carrie Bennett Mike Copeland Kelli Dalton Juniors, “to be or not to be?” 00 . . . One Step Beyond Juniors on an average day. This panther is really in the panther zone. Bryce Patten Crystal Rowswell Amy Sawyer Jeff Schindler Ann Stenglein Shawn Teutsch Ingie Vifarsdottir Teresa Whisler Junior year is upon the class of 1988. So far they have started raising money for prom. They have sold magazines, flowers, and had a cake raffle. Out of the eight new high school students, four are in the junior class. Our foreign exchange student, Ingie Vifarsdottir, is giving it her all. She was born in Iceland, but lives in Denmark. Ingie has nothing but good things to say about America, but also misses home. Our other three newcomers are Dave Fredkin from Las Vegas; Ann Stenglein from Omaha Marian; and Kelli Dalton from Omaha Bryan. The majority went out for a school involved activity. Four juniors were in One Act Play and two are in National Honor Society. Dave and Bret cheer on the panthers. 61 SOPHOMORES Scott Smith enthused about his day. W£ PPfioMoftCS AP£ GooDlooKit O iVTZUJCrCHT, OlfJ U)V 6, f RTY Goi MG; AND oi rGoing, t CoUW GO ON OUT VJG'RC ALSO V£RY 1 'Y yr i V ¥ L lb L i - tows? Courtesy of Tom Oyster. The Best of Times with the sophomores. 62 Smile girls. You have now entered the Panther Zone. April Whitney Jeff Winter Luis Mota Matt Burns Bob Crane Pam Jensen Penny Jensen Bill King Jennifer King Tom Oyster Melanie Parker Brad Renter Jack Rittenhouse Shawn Ruppert Earl Schlotfeld Scott Smith Stacy Teutsch Michelle Walter The Best of Times Although small in size, this year’s sophomore class is large in spirit. This year fourteen out of seventeen students have participated in all different sports events. This year’s sophomore students listed some of the things they like to do in their spare time: 1. go to the movies; 2. watch television; 3. listen to music; 4. go to parties; 5. go shopping; 6. participate in sports events; 7. talk on the phone; 8. kill the ants collected last year. In our sophomore class, we have two people participating in band. One student is involved in yearbook. We also have three outstanding artists, Tom Oyster, Jack Rittenhouse, Brad Renter. Tom does the cartoons for the school newspaper, The Panther Paws. All three boys have won art awards at various art shows. 63 FRESHMEN Jill Bednar Corbin Bennett Kasey Buckingham Skip Burress Dawn Hawthorne Timothy Jensen Brian Landen Clinton Lavigne Spirited Freshmen The freshmen class surprised everyone this year with its outstanding school spirit during Homecoming Spirit Week. When asked how she felt about her class winning the spirit stick, Jill Bednar commented, “I’m very proud of our class winning the spirit stick because a lot of upper classmen said we couldn’t do it and we worked really hard to prove them wrong. Brett Thompson added, “I think it’s pretty neat that we’re the first freshmen class to win it, and I think we deserve it because we worked hard at it. The average freshmen has attended Waterloo for six years. In their spare time, freshmen like to read, watch television, hunt, and party. The three major sports in which freshmen like to participate are track, volleyball, and basketball. 64 We are the freshmen and we are the best!” 1986 winners of the spirit stick. Ryan Maas Leslie Mattingly Michaela Mattson Renee McDonald Jeffrey Serfass Sheri Steere Chris Swenson Brett Thompson 65 EIGHTH GRADE Kathryn Adler Becky Barnes Leslie Benke Michelle Coy Joey Cunningham Rich Dorfmeyer Shelly Eden Gina Ferruci Troy Graber Kameron Graham Martin Haas Kyle Hartman Kristi Hays Ken Heinrich Tracy Hussey Richard Jensen Angela LaBar Crystal McGinness Shelly Patten Anthony Peterson Helen Rehmeier Michele Roberts David Rose Brian Sortino Chris Whitney Tracey Zehner 66 SEVENTH GRADE Tony AIzuri Chantel Asselin Shannon Bechtold Jeremy Bodiford Wendi Buckingham Alicia Collins Kathy Kaspar Heather Lee Joseph Melcher Daniel Osborne Joseph Pacheco Katy Parker Margaret Pesek Pat Safford Nicole Sanders Sally Shepherd John Skokan Andy Swanson 07 SIXTH GRADE Eric Hays Sarah Hays Wade Hutchinson Mike Jensen Kristine LaBar Damen Lawson Keri Lee Julie Malolepszy Jordon Matineau Steve Mattson Robert McEvoy Kelli Osborne Melissa Pacheco Robert Poison Erin Roubicek Eric Strom Jonathan Vandusen Joe Whitney Melissa asks Mr. Peterson, the sixth grade teacher, a question. FIFTH GRADE Rhondel VonSeggeren Julie Adler Tracey Albers Alyssa Andrews Jessica Bednar Timmy Burcham Jennifer Christensen Thomas Cooper Randy Coy Brad Graber Ryan Gray Jami Greer Stacy King Andrew Maynard Ryan McDonald Lara McGinness Jason Phillips Carol Rehmeier Amy Roberts Kenneth Sanders Troy Seaman Dana Stolle Jill Swanson Adam Tesmer Roger Timperly Mrs. Wagner and her fifth grade class. Timmy Burcham, a fifth grade student. FOURTH GRADE Chris Albers David Alzuri Derek Chard Jessica Dineen Edward Hawthorne Clay Hutchinson Matthew Jackson Jennifer Maas Sommer McDonald William Poison Matt Roubicek Jaime Sortino Seth Strom Tim Whitney Andrea Woodward Miss Schark is the fourth gTade teacher. 70 THIRD GRADE Melissa Dineen Lindsay Durham Sausha Eden Jeremy Eidson Seth Embrey Michael Safford Kate Stenglein Jodi Swanson Jeff Tesmer Kysa Winter Mrs. Tews is the third gTade teacher Tina Benke Lindsay Buckingham Kristin Casper Patia Christy Michelle Cooper Katherine Crnkovich Joshua Evert Ryan Greer Kevin Kaspar Nicole King Shannon Martineau Jennifer Ruppert 71 SECOND GRADE Danny Adler Kristi Bennett Stephanie Bruno Brian Burcham Scott Christie Angela Close Cody Cummins Cory Cutchall Adam Dyer Theresa Foral T. J. Geiser Tyson Gilroy Jesse Hays Korey Heinrich Nicole Hutchinson Angela Jackson Lisa Lamprecht Aaroon Lassek Lisa Lee Brandie McDonald Dennis Nichols Eric Sanders Jeff Snowden Chris Stolle Angie Timperley Brandon Walvoord Mrs. Kibbie, second grade teacher. FIRST GRADE Christian Acton Nichole Bruno Logan Chard Adria Christy Jason Collins Ashley Cmkovich Melisa Dyer Colin Foran Jami Hopkins Rob King Sheri Lee Mindy Oyster Heather Roberts Jacob Ruppert Amber Stoker Paul Tesmer Justin Wachsmann Lea Whiteley Mrs. Kohn, hard at work. 73 KINDERGARTEN Julie Burnett Maggie Fallon Nicholas Geiser Jennifer Graf Courtney Hansen James Harm Quentin Hoppens Monica Jewell Benjamen Maas Erin McEvoy Jodi Phillips Gennie Snowden Jeff Stocker Aaron Ueckert Scott Venteicher Brandy Workman Larry Workman 74 The kindergarteners show how to line up quietly. (left) The Panther Zone, (middle left) Smokey visits the Fourth Grade, (middle right) Seniors proclaiming that they’re the best. The elementary students enjoy a pep rally. 75 ADMINISTRATION (above) Nick Heinrich, secretary; Martin Pedersen, Vice President; Jack Stenglein, treasurer; Gerry Janda, President; Don Walvoord; Sue Roberts (right) Reelected member, Nick Heinrich: newly elected members: Tom Embrey and Bob Hays Judy Longbrake, secretary Mr. Thomas McMahon, Superintendent; Mr. Scott Clark, Principal; Mr. Ron Boner, Activities Director Support Staff Jodeen Thompson, aide Cooks: Sue Harm, Eunice Sanders, Sylvia Hester, and Mable Hansen 0 Ann Denker, special education teacher Jean Love, bookkeeper Virginia Schimdt, custodian Joe Pacheco, custodian “You must learn, you will learn . .. i wiu find the way, I will not quit on you.” - Author Unknown TEACHERS’ ZONE Mr. Ron Boner: science 78 Mr. Martin Mauhler: industrial arts Miss Janice Cohrs. math and science 79 Mrs. Dona Golden: art Mr. William Lewis: counselor and librarian Mr. Jim Bovee: social studies Mr. Jerome Bruckner: Resource Room Mrs. Shirley Raab: home economics and math COLOPHON COVER: Design . . . Still-life (staff designed) Colors............... 4-color photo (blue background, white print) Print Type............... Clarendon TYPOGRAPHY: Captions......................... 8 Point Body Copy....................... 10 Point Sub-Headings.............. 18 Point Headings.................. 36 Point YEARBOOK MISC: Publisher .. Walsworth Publishing Co. (Representative - Greg Adams) Number of books printed.......... 125 Cost of book.................. $15.00 1987 Panther Staff Staff Members: Marcy Embrey Barb Longbrake Chris Moore Tammy Pedersen Ann Stenglein Michelle Walters Steph White Photographer: Chris Moore Advisor: Mrs. Sandra Hammond Phone (402) 359-2284 VALLEY PHARMACY Pam Joe Lathrop 123 East Gardiner Valley, NE 68064 ELKHORN CLEANERS Skyline Plaza 289-5494 or 172 Park Drive 289-9955 His Hers Country Stylist 204 Washington Waterloo, Nebraska 68069 Phone 779-4700 Country Spa and Tanning Parlor CHRISTIANSEN 66 SERVICE 601 GATEWAY ROAD, BOX 417 ELKHORN, NE 68022 289-3974 SAWYER CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES Dr. Russell E. Sawyer, Jr. Dr. David D. McKenzie Dr. Jeffrey N. Clark Modern gentle procedures Gonstead approach Work related - Auto accident and group insurance accepted For appointment call 397-3339 2506 N. 72 St. TELEPHONE 289-2036 TERRY PACKER, D.D.S., P.C. 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