Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

- TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Body......2 Sports........ 32 Activities.....60 Organizations 50 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. Waterloo Public School 7th and Washington Go you Panthers, Go you Panthers, Waterloo, NE 68069 Fight on for your fame. Fight Panthers, Fight, Fight, Fight, We’ll win this game. STUDENT BODY Unique Assortment THAT WAS THEN ... Kelli Dalton Band 11,12, ECNC Honor Band 11,12; Choir 11,12; W-Club; Honor Roll 11,12; One Act Play Crew 12; Yearbook 12; District Music Contest 11,12. Peggy Haas Honor Roll 11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Drama 10,11; Chorus 9,10,11,12. Hanne Heinonen Volleyball 12; Pep Club 12; Honor Roll 12. Rachael Kirsch Honor Roll 12; Weight Lifting Award (MVP) 11. Tammy Andrews Volleyball 9,10L,11L, 2nd Team All Conference, 12L, Capt, 1st Team All Conference, All Area Honorable Mention, All State Honorable Mention; Basketball 9L,10L,11L, 1st Team All Conference, Class C-2 All State Honorable Mention, All Area Honorable Mention, All State Honorable Mention, All Area Academic Team, 12L; Track 9L,10L,11L, State Qualifier 4th Place; Athlete of the Year; Band 9,10,11,12, ECNC Honor Band 11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; One Act Play 11,12; W-Club; Cheerleader 10,11; Class Secretary 10; Student Council 9,12 Sec.; NHS 11,12; United States Achievement Academy; Society of Distinguished High School Students; Girl’s State Representative; Homecoming Candidate; Journalism 12. Page Bassinger Volleyball 11,12; Basketball 11; Choir 11,12; One Act Play 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; French Club 11,12. Carrie Bennett Honor Roll 11,12; Journalism; 10,11. 4 Bret Kohn Football 9L, 12L Capt., Honorable Mention All Area Team, All Area Academic Team; One Act Play Crew 11; French Club 10,11,12 Pres.; Blue Crue 10,11,12; W-Club; Senior Class V. Pres.; Homecoming Candidate; Graduation Attendant; Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10L,11L,MVP,ECNC. 1st Team All Conference, Metro Area Leader in Scoring and Free Throw Percentage, All Area All Star for Small Schools, Academic Team All Area, All State, 12L, Capt. Steffanie Nelson Volleyball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; One Act Play 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Homecoming Candidate; Student Council 12; Class Secretary 12; Pep Club 12; Graduation Attendant; NHS 10,11,12; Fench Club 10,11,12; W-Club 10,11,12; Who’s Who. Bryce Patten Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 12; Track 9,10,11; W-Club Blue Crue. Marie Pinard Pep Club 12; Honor Roll 12; Heli Murojarvi French Club 12. Volleyball 12; Basketball 12; One Act Play 12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Honor Roll 12; Pep Club 12. Crystal Rowswell Volleyball 9,10,11,2nd Team All Conference, 12, Capt., 2nd Team All Conference; Basketball 9,10,11, 2nd Team All Conference, MVP, World Herald Small School Honorable Mention; Track 9,10; NHS 11,12; French Club 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10, 11,12; Student Council V. Pres. 12; Homecoming Queen; Class Treasurer 11; Pep Club 9,10,12; W-Club. 5 Amy Sawyer Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Speech 11,12; Homecoming Candidate; Band 9,10, 11,12; Chorus 9,11,12; Newspaper 12; Girl’s State Alternate; Class Treasurer 10,12; Class Secretary 11; Honor Roll 11,12; W-Club; French Club. Jeff Schindler Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Class President 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, V. Pres., 12, Pres.; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Speech 10,11,12; Football 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Capt., All State, Omaha Area Leading Tackier; Wrestling 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Capt., State Qualifier, 20+ Club; Track 9L; Blue Crue; Chorus 12; Nebraska Council of Youth; Homecoming King; Graduation Attendant; NHS 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; W-Club. ' •� Ann Stenglein Volleyball 11, J.V. Capt.; One Act Play 11; Yearbook 11; Honor Roll 11; Graduation Attendant; Foreign Exchange Student. Shawn Teutsch Football 10L,11,12L, Capt., All State Honorable Mention, All Area Academic Team, Omaha Area Leading Receiver, Class D-1 Small School 1st Team Offense; Basketball 10,11,12L, Capt.; Track 9L, 10L, MVP, 11L, MVP, 12L, 2 Mile School Record; Blue Crue; French Club 11,12; W-Club; Student Council 12; Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Candidate; Nebraska Youth Council; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar; Boy’s State. THIS IS NOW « ■ Carrie Ann Bennett Hanne-Mari Heinonen Heli Kaarina Murojarvi SENIORS Tamera Jean Andrews Kelli Marie Dalton Rachael Lynn Kirsch Pan Lee Bassinger Margaret Jean Haas Ann Kristine Stenglein Shawn Douglas Teutsch Amy Gail Sawyer Jeffrey Lawrence Schindler Steffanie Noelle Nelson Marie Noelle Pinard Bryce Anthony Patten Crystal Lee Rows well HOLD THE PICTURE The Senior Class Officers Busy at work 10 How much time left? These are the leaders? We are so beautiful. Clap your hands and stomp your feet! Keep up the good work. The hardworking couple 11 JUNIORS: Matt Burns Bob Crane Pam Jensen Penny Jensen Billy King i Jennifer King Tom Oyster Melanie Parker Jeff and Shawn, the jamin’ brothers. Class officers: Brad Renter (sec.), Jack Rit-tenhouse (vice-pres.), Billy King (pres.), Matt Bums (treas.) 12 Juniors show their spirit. Juniors portraying the Brady Bunch. A lasting impression What do you want the world to be like when you are an adult? “1 want the world to not be modernized, but like it was in the late 50’s with Rock n Roll and cars, not computers.” Matt Bums ‘‘I would like the world to be a crime free, pollution free, and a peaceful place to live.” Bob Crane ‘‘I would like the world to be place of peace and not of war. I would like to not have to worry about my children when they play in the yard. I would like it if the Nations could work together to solve all problems of the world.” Brad Renter Wt'Re N T Wftry A ' CJWfA 1 OR PW V6 sP° rs ,vc hAVC A 5£W0ps siue. instance WHeN.WE MiepTfjd AurS ' w£ collecttp 0lR5 A . 01 t foAvy tw cenc HY ‘‘I would like the world to be ‘‘nice and cool”, in other words, like a fairy tale.” April Whitney ‘‘I want the countries of the world to be at peace with each other and to trust each other, especially in terms of nuclear war.” Billy King Brad Renter Jack Rittenhouse Shawn Ruppert Earl Schlotfeld Stacy Teutsch April Whitney Jeffery Winter The Junior Class. 13 SOPHOMORES Jill Bednar Corbin Bennett Vanessa Bruce Kasey Buckingham Angila Embrey Dawn Hawthorne In a class by themselves. The Best of Times This year’s sophomore class has proven itself full of fun and spirit. Each student is involved in an activity ranging from pep club to drama club. This surely affords these students the best of fun and friendship - The Best of Times. “I like all of our classmates and I think our class is really neat. We’re serious sometimes, yet we’re always having fun.” Dawn Hawthorne “They mean fun and friendship to me. When I am in a bad mood they always seem to make me laugh.” Vanessa Bruce “From my classmates, I derive a sense of comraderie and friendship. I am happy that they are sharing my school experience with me.” Corbin Bennett “Classmates mean a lot because if you didn’t have any the day would be boring. Our class sticks together all of the time.” Jeff Serfass “They mean a lot to me. Almost all my friends are here, and I Couldn’t live with out them.” Scott Smith “They mean a whole bunch because I probably wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for my classmates. All of us stick together like one big family.” Chris Swenson “We are all really good friends and we all try to support each other.” Erika Nelson “They mean sharing laughter, sad times, and lonely times - victories or losses. Who cares, we are still undefeated because of our friend’s trust. Ryan Maas Erika looking normal. The head of the class. Michaela and Rhonda lending a hand. Picture not available Sheri Steere Marty Swanson Chris Swenson Brett Thompson Erika Nelson Jeff Oyster Rhonda Renter Jeff Serfass Scott Smith 15 FRESHMEN Becky Barnes Leslie Benke Michelle Coy Joey Cunningham Shelly Eden The girls show their appreciation to their parents. Far right: Who me? Right: History in the making. 16 Martin Haas Kyle Hartman Kristi Hays Tracy Hussey Angela LaBar Into the future How do you see yourself five years from now your first year out of high school? Class officers: Sec., Becky Barnes; Treas., Tracy Hussey; Pres., Tony Peterson; V. Pres., Joey Cunningham “I see myself as someone who has made a very big accomplishment, by making it through school, and as a kid changing into an adult going into the “real world.” Michelle Coy “I see myself as taking a while off from everything and then looking into the army to pay my way into college.” Kameron Graham “I see myself as a person who has accomplished a task that has taken several years to perform.” Chris Whitney “I see myself as starting to be more independent and grown up-ready to start over, meet new friends, and learn new things - a grown person ready to do things on my own.” Marty Haas Crystal McGinness Shelly Patten Anthony Peterson Helen Reheimer Brian Sortino Chris Whitney Tracey Zehner 17 A class that shines. Troy learning to teach. EIGHTH GRADE Tony Alzuri Chantel Asselin Shannon Hechtold Jeremy Bodiford Benjamin Brazer Wendi Buckingham Alicia Collins Kathy Kasper Heather Lee Daniel Osborne Joseph Pacheco Katy Parker Margaret Pesek Pat Safford Succeed Don’t Just Survive. 18 SCIENCE R A L SEVENTH GRADE Stephanie Adler Josh Anderson Charles Alzuri Carey Casper Dana Dineen Eric Hays Sarah Hays Wade Hutchinson Mike Jensen Kristine LaBar Damen Lawson Keri Lee Julie Malolepszy Steve Mattson Robert McEvoy Kelli Osborne Melissa Pacheco Robert Poison Erin Roubicek Eric Strom Andy Swanson SIXTH 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 Adam Tesmer Roger Timperley Rondell Von Seggern GRADE Julie Adler Tracey Albers 20 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Wagner helps Jaime Chris Albers Sortino. David Alzuri Michelle Brietzke Derek Chard Jessica Dineen Edward Hawthorne Jaime Sortino Seth Strom Tim Whitney Andrea Woodward 21 FOURTH GRADE Miss Shark explaining an assignment. Tina Benke Lindsay Buckingham Kristin Casper Patia Christy Michelle Cooper Katherine Crnkovich Melissa Dineen Michael Dugan Lindsay Durham Sausha Eden Jeremy Edison Seth Embrey Joshua Evert Ryan Greer Kevin Kasper Nicole King April Lundy Shannon Martineau Jennifer Ruppert Michael Safford 22 Picture Nor Avoiloble THIRD GRADE Danny Adler Kristi Bennett Stephanie Bruno Brian Burcham Scott Christie Cody Cummins Adam Dyer Mrs. Carol Tews, third grade teacher. Theresa Foral T. J. Geiser Tyson Gilroy Jesse Hays Korey Heinrich Nicole Hutchinson Angela Jackson Lisa Lamprecht Lisa Lee Brandie McDonald Dennis Nichols Eric Sanders Jeffrey Snowden Todd Staiert Chris Stolle Angie Timperley Brandon VValvoord 23 SECOND GRADE Nichole Bruno Logan Chard Adria Christy Jason Collins Ashley Crnkovich Picture Nor Avoiloble Jesse Dugan Picture Not Avoiloble Melisa Dryer Colin Foran Mrs. Kibbie with her class. Rob King Sherri Lee Mindy Oyster Heather Roberts Jacob Ruppert Amber Stoker Paul Tesmer Michael Underwood Justin Wachsmann 24 Mari Walsh Lea Whiteley FIRST Stephanie Adams Julie Burnett GRADE Nick Geiser Jennifer Graf Cortney Hansen Jim Harm Mrs. Kohn and Cortney Hansen at work. Monica Jewell Ronnie Jocheim Erin McEvoy Sharon Phemister Jodi Phillips Jessie Sake Gennie Snowden Jeff Stoker Aaron Ueckert Jenny Underwood Brandy Workman Larry Workman 25 KINDERGARTEN Danelle Burcham Joshua Christie Mrs. Sandy Burnett, kindergarten Laura Foral Brian Garland Erin Hubbard Billy Ann Hulten Sara Jensen Lisa Jochiem Laura Lamprecht Shannon Nichols Deana Osborne Lawrence Phemister Chad Sievers Casey Stolle Stephanie Teutsch Brian Venteicher 26 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Thomas McMahon, Superintendent Mr. Scott Clark, Principal Mr. Ron Boner, Activities Director, Assistant Principal Nick Heinrich, secretary; Bob Hays; Jack Stenglein, treasurer; Martin Pederson, President; Sue Roberts, Vice President; Tom Em-brey. Judy Longbrake, secretary Ann Wachsman, secretary SUPPORT STAFF Joe Pacheco, custodian Sue Harm, head cook Paul Stubbe, counselor Martha Anderson, librarian FACULTY Dee Hancock, Resource Room Donna Golden, Art 29 Ron Boner, science Dave Bottrell, business education Miss Janice Cohrs: math, science Mrs. Sandra Hammond: English, journalism, speech 30 Mr. Martin Mahler: industrial arts 31 you yi knovJ -bw Xdftl Aoo'S rH£ 5£sr IN £ sn 0AM, FdoTBflLL, fcK. WP { yjRtsr jNQ. wr pjp you ka ow awr OF-rHf L G K OVlhJ 0D§ t DC £ WINKS TW. ofc 01A M P6erv A£5r N6 PRq6RA .OR CW MlN JATl ftfc G)Ol£ TPixnA oly g R 6 RaU£P £0zJFT£AtA. ORo lg py-T£A A. y iy 1 M tt ar SPORTS Accomplish Your Goals FOOTBALL Row 1 - (1-r) Bret Kohn, Shawn Teutsch, Jeff Schindler, Bryce Patton, Costas Piltz; Row 2 - Tim Jensen, Brad Renter, Chris Swenson, Corbin Benett, Chris Whitney; Row 3 - Matt Burns, Marty Haas, Troy Graber, Kameron Graham, Tony Peterson; Row 4 - Assistant Coach Marty Mahler, Assistant Coach Kevin McFadden; student managers, Chris Tesmar, Randy Coy, Adam Tesmar; Head Coach Dave Bottrell Shawn Teutsch on the prowl. Groundwork For Success “The 1987 football season was one of change, and although the record may not indicate it, one of many successes. With three new coaches and few returning starters, the season was an uphill struggle all the way. The boys that finished out the season showed great determination and gained the respect of every team, coach, fan and especially me. We had many individual honors and outstanding senior leadership, which I believe laid the groundwork for a very successful future for Waterloo football.” Coach Bottrell The Panthers launch an attack. 34 N : The boldest of the Waterloo Panthers. The eager Panthers await the play. Matt Burns setting up for a pass. All state first team: Jeff Schindler All state honorable mention: Shawn Teutsch All area first team offense: Shawn Teutsch All area first team defense: Jeff Schindler All area honorable mention: Brad Renter Bret Kohn 1987 Football Stats Cedar Bluffs Lost Malcolm Lost Macy Won Nebr. City Lourdes Lost Mead Lost Waco Lost Brownell - Talbot Lost Scribner Lost Nebr. School for the Deaf Won 35 VOLLEYBALL Team picture from left to right, Head coach Donna Shark, Asst, coach Peggy Oster, Tammy Andrews, Crystal McGinness, Amy Sawyer, Steffanie Nelson, Erika Nelson, Heli Murojarvi, Angie Embrey, Michaela Matson, Pam Jensen, Kristi Hays, Crystal Rowswell, Sarah Hays, student manager, and Keri Lee, student manager. Tammy with the ace spike! Panther stats Varsity Reserve Freshmen Mead lost lost won Cedar Bluffs lost lost won Malcolm lost lost Ft. Calhoun lost lost won Bellevue Christian won Louisville won Weeping Water lost Valley won won Holy Name won lost Prague won won Yutan lost won Bellevue Christian won Logan View lost Louisville won lost Yutan lost lost Weeping Water lost won lost Bellevue Christian won won Yutan won Ft. Calhoun lost Nemaha Valley won Elmwood lost Nebr. School of won the Deaf The team celebrating after a victory. Erika getting ready to spike. Angie spiking as the rest of the team looks on. —fc. (upper left) The junior varsity team players are front row Hanne Heinonen, Pam Jensen, Renee McDonald, Helen Reh-meier, Rhonda Renter, Becky Barnes, Back row - Tracy Hussey, Heli Murojarvi, Crystal McGinness, Michelle Coy, Mi-chaela Mattson, and Kristi Hays, (left) Pam Jensen launches a killer serve. Drive to Succeed (far left) Amy getting set up. (left) Captains, Tammy Andrews and Crystal Rows-weil. 37 (far left) Heli spikes the ball as teammates Crystal, Tammy and Steffanie back her up. (left) Heli doing her best serving the ball. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The 87-88 boys’ basketball season can be summed up in one word - climactic. The Panthers finished their season with a subdistrict victory and a district berth. The 87-88 team: seniors; Bret Kohn, Shawn Teutsch, Bryce Patten; juniors - Brad Renter, Jack Rittenhouse, Bill King; sophomores - Jeff Ser-fass, Ryan Maas; freshman - Joe Cunningham, Kyle Hartman, Tony Peterson, Troy Graber. First Team All Conference selection, Bret Kohn, sinks a freethrow. Brad rips off the tip-off as Shawn, Jack, and Bill look on. Joe takes a break. Achieving Success To shoot or not to shoot. Bill, junior guard, uses the new 3-point line. Jack, junior forward, creates a play. The junior varsity looks towards a successful future. “We established ourselves as a team of the future. Our showings at subdistricts and districts proved that we can play a good caliber of ball at the Class D level. — Coach Ron Boner Senior Bryce Patten. Air Renter? Brad takes one all the way. Bret lays one in. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Top row (L-R), Assistant Coach Peggy Oster, Gina Ferruci, Rhonda Renter, Angela Embrey, Crystal McGinness, Erika Nelson, Kristi Hays, Helen Reh-meier, Becky Barnes, Coach Donna Schark. Bottom row, Sara Hays (student manager), Heli Murojarvi, Steffanie Nelson, Amy Sawyer, Crystal Roswell, Tammy Andrews, Michelle Roberts (student manager). Tammy at the jump ball. “We had a very successful season. The girls worked hard and should be proud of their accomplishments.” Coach Donna Schark. “Our team had a great season. It was a nice experience for me to play and feel the spirit. I’ll never forget it.” Heli Murojarvi. “It was a great experience playing on such an awesome basketball team. I wish I could come back next year and play again. Tammy Andrews “This season was a real eye-opener for me. I had no idea how good we were until we played our first game. After that, I’d look forward to playing and watching my teammates play.” Steffanie Nelson “This basketball season was a special memory of my high school years that I’ll never forget.” Amy Sawyer Panthers on the move. Coach Schark and Assist. Coach Oster cheer Crystal on. Amy shooting for two. A Panther huddle under the basket. The look of determination or frustration? WINNING EDGE PANTHER STATS FT. CALHOUN WON CEDAR BLUFFS WON PRAGUE WON MEAD WON DUCHESNE WON MALCOLM WON CEDAR BLUFFS WON WEEPING WATER WON PALMYRA WON FLANAGAN WON MALCOLM WON ELMWOOD WON ELMWOOD LOST LINCOLN CHRISTIAN YUTAN WON WON BROWNELL TALBOT LOUISVILLE WON- WON HOLY NAME WON NEBR. CITY LOURDES VALLEY WON WON ELMWOOD LOST Crystal at the jump off. Heli in the air. ? The Lady Panthers in action. Steffanie in motion. Co-captains Crystal Rhonda takes a Roswell and Tammy stand. Andrews. The Conference winners are, standing (L-R), Coach Schark, Crystal McGinness, Tammy Andrews, Steffanie Nelson, Kristi Hays, Assistant Coach Os-ter. Kneeling, Rhonda Renter, Amy Sawyer, Crystal Roswell, Erika Nelson, Angie Em-brey. Bottom Heli Murojarvi. TRACK (Above) Earl at a dead sprint. (Right) back row -Crystal McGinness, Tammy Andrews, Shawn Teutsch, Matt Burns, Brad Renter, Jeff Winter, Ryan Maas, Earl Schlotfeld; front row - Kristi Hayes, Becky Barnes, Angie Embrey, Gina Ferucci, Rhonda Renter, Helen Rehmeier, Kasey Buckingham, student manager - Heather Lee Brad flying over his hurdle. Matt doing a flip over the bar. The look of determination. Rhonda clearing the hurdles with good form. Rhonda also qualified for the state meet in her two hurdle events. Reach To The Stars Shawn taking first. Shawn qualified for the state meet in 3 events. He also broke the school record in both the mile and the two mile. V Helen taking a flying leap. Crystal catching a bullet Jump a little higher, Kristi. Ryan setting a pace for himself. Angie finishing the 800 strong. Kasey hurling the shot put. Tammy clearing the bar by inches. Tammy qualified for the state meet in high jump. 43 WRESTLING Back row, R to L; Chris Whitney, Jeff Schindler, Kameron Graham; Head Coach Keven McFadden; Front row; student managers, Andy Maynard, Brad Graber Jeff showing off his muscles. Chris gets set up to start. Jeff pinning his man. The Future Needs You Jeff receiving his medal at state. Kameron getting advice. ENC Tour. Schindler 1, Whitney 3, Graham 4 Districts Schindler 1 State Schindler 6 Jeff Schindler holds the record for 48 takedowns in one season. He also has been admitted to the 30 Elite Club. Martin Thoendal and Brad Schindler are the other members of the 30 Elite Club. Chris getting his instructions. Kameron working on his opponent. Share The Spirit The crowd bundles up to cheer the Panthers on. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS The junior high boys basketball team was (front row) Eric Strom, Carey Casper, Alex Vyskocil, Erie Hays, (back row) Coach Dave Bottrell, Jeremy Bodiford. Joe Whitney, John Skokan, Chris Tesmer. and Joe Pacheco. The junior high football team was (front row) Eric Hays, Alex Vyskocil, Joe Pacheco, Damen Lawson, (2nd row) Randy Coy(sm), Joe Whitney, Eric Strom, Wade Hutchinson, Josh Anderson, Tony Alzuri, Adam Tesmer(sm). (back row) Jeremy Bodiford, Bob McEvoy, John Skokan, Chris Tesmer, Dan Osborne, and Coach Marty Mahler. The junior high volleyball team was (front row) Mellisa Pacheco, Keri Lee, Kristine LaBar, Julie Malolepszy, Stephanie Adler, Kathy Kasper. (back row) Coach Darrell Peterson, Kelli Osborne, Erin Roibicek, Sarah Hays, Katy Patker, Sally Shepherd, Heather Lee, and student manager Julie Adler. John Skokan reaching for a pass. WATERLOO If OF TMF PANTHERS WE LOVE OUR JH FOOTBALL The junior high girls showing their volleyball skills. 46 The junior high girls basketball team was (front row) Stephanie Adler, .Julie Malo-lepszy, Mellisa Pacheco, Keri Lee, Heather Lee, (back row) Coach Dave Bottrell, Krissy LaBar, Sally Shepherd, Sarah Hays, Katy Parker, Erin Roubicek, and Kelli Osborne. History in the Making Here are some comments the junior high students had on all the sports activities this year. “We had a good first year in football, we surprised a lot of people with our performance in boys basketball, and track was a good learning experience for the future.” Joe Pacheco “We worked hard as a team and did a lot of improving. It was a lot of fun and I learned a lot which will prepare me for sports in high school.” Heather Lee ‘‘I thought my first year in junior high sports was a great experience. I got to try a lot of different sports. I hope next year will be as successful as this year was.” Eric Hays The junior high wrestling team was (left to right) Alex Vyskocil, Chris Tesmer, Bob McEvoy. Dan Osborne, Eric Hays, Andy Swanson, and Coach Kevin McFadden. The junior high track team was (front row) Julie Malolepszy, Keri Lee, Heather Lee, Kelli Osborne, Sally Shepherd, Katy Parker, Wendy Buckingham, Margret Pesek, Krissy LaBar, (back row) Coach Dave Botrell, Carey Casper, Mike Jensen, Joe Pacheco, Bob McEvoy, Ben Brazer, John Skokan. Damen Lawson, Eric Hays, Alex Vyskocil, Chris Tesmer, and Coach Kevin McFadden. (not pictured, Sarah Hays, Melissa Pacheco and Erin Roubicek) 47 AWARDS BANQUET Girls’ BasketballMVP: Heli Murojarvi Girls’ Basketball MIP: Erika Nelson Boys’ Basketball MVP: Bret Kohn Boys’ Basketball MIP: Jeff Serfass Football MVP: Jeff Schindler Football MIP: Brad Renter Volleyball MVP: Tammy Andrews Volleyball MIP: Steffanie Nelson Acknowledged Excellence Wrestling MVP: Jeff Schindler Wrestling MIP: Kameron Graham (NP) Athletes of the Year Tammy Andrews, Jef Schindler Music MVP: Kelli Dalton (NP) Music MIP: Kristie Hays Drama MVP: Jack Rittenhouse Drama MIP: Tony Peterson 49 Speech MVP: Earl Schlotfeld Speech MIP: Tom Oyster WALTER LOUS fflaJi De ynE A swll Mishap WR.m HFJloNfM Honor. soci£Ty !NDl cnoi (S 3 (jVfkTfcar ORGANIZATIONS The Heartbeat Of America JOURNALISM The 1988 Journalism staff: (hack row) Heli Murojarvi, Stacy Teutsch, Jack Rittenhouse, Amy Sawyer, Steffanie Nelson, Kelli Dalton (front row) Penny Jensen, Brad Renter. Tammy Andrews, Tom Oyster, Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. Sandra Hammond. Fr oa the Elementary: Taaay Andrews Typist: Taaay Andrews ■ .MAT Reporters: Heli Kurojarvi General “anacer: Penny Jensen Stacy Teutsch Stacy itut sen Editorial: Sports: Sts.'fan: Nelson Any Sawyer Special features: or ad Renter Ton Cyster Jack Rittenhouse Cartoons: Staff Photccracner: Tea Cyster Kelli Dalton Scott Clark Mrs. Sandra Haanwnd Brad demonstrates his power of concentration. “Panther Paws’’ ready for distribution. The juniors ... models of efficiency. The staff scans their masterpiece. An average day in the lives of journalism students. Volume 3 Issue 88’ T’WAS THE DAY BEFORE DEADLINE T’was the day before deadline And all through the halls Mrs. Hammond had gone crazy She was climbing the walls Her rings were a jingling. Her heels, they clicked. The printer wasn’t working, “Get someone quick!” Tom’s cartoons were snuggled Deep in his head When they should have been down On paper instead. The editorial wasn’t done, Steffanie was in trouble. Mrs. H. firmly suggested, “GET IT IN ON THE DOUBLE!” Brad and Jack were fooling around . .. Their citizenship grade Was going down, down, down. Penny had gone hunting. And we were hunting around. Her mystery article was Nowwhere to be found. Amy was in the typing room Typing away Finishing her sports article Which was due the same day. Heli’s story on wrestling Was up in the air Cuz’ her knowledge of wrestling Was, at best, fair. Tammy’s typewriter was silent. No articles were in. If no stories were finished. She couldn’t begin. Then all of a sudden We heard a big clatter Stacy, our manager, yelled, “Hey, what’s the matter?” A little fat man With a toy loaded sleigh Had fallen through the roof In total dismay. His eyes how they twinkled! His hair was all tussled. He said, “Hey you guys, Let’s get this done in a hustle.” “He spoke not a word But went straight to work.” He finished our articles Then turned with a jerk. “And laying his finger aside of his nose, and giving a nod, Through the ceiling he rose. He sprang to his sleigh. To his team gave a whistle, And away they all flew Like an MX missile. Editorial A SENIOR’S REFLECTION But we heard him exclaim As he was flying away, “HAVE A GREAT VACATION AND A MERRY HOLIDAY!” The Panther Paws Staff Tammy and Mrs. Hammond work towards a deadline. BY TOM OYSTER Even as I write this column, the graduating seniors of 1988 have eleven and a half shorts days of their high school careers left. I am sure that if asked, any senior would say that he or she is glad that graduation is coming up soon. However, I would bet (if I was a betting person) that each of these seniors also has some reservations about leaving. Looking into the future is a scary thing. No one can predict if he is going to be a success or a failure. Most seniors have plans for the future or at least an idea of what they want their lives to be in ten years. Some have set goals to achieve in college or in careers. But as Robert Burns once wrote, “The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray.” (To a Mouse). It is not a reassuring thought, but it is true. Leaving high school also means leaving a way of life of which you have become very fond of and leaving people with whom you have become very familiar. Every senior has friends, favorite classes, and favorite staff members that will be hard to part with. Many seniors are or were active in sports and activities that brought them a lot of satisfaction and a lot of pride. Sure, there have been some trying, crazy, hectic times, but there have also been a lot of good times. It is those times that will be remembered in forty years. Fun times with friends, special relationships with teachers, and positive experiences will overshadow petty arguments, bad grades, or let downs that come along with being a teenager. Every student believes that his or her class is special. I’m no exception. As I think about graduation and our class, I see many faces flash in front of my eyes. Each one of those sixteen people has certain qualities that I admire and that are unique. Tammy, Page, Carrie, Kelli, Peggy, Hanne, Rachael, Bret, Heli, Bryce, Marie, Crystal, Amy, Jeff, Shawn, and Ann, I would like to say that each of you are special people, and I am proud to be graduating as a part of your class. Steffanie Nelson ART Tom and his classy art work. PANTHLR Mrs. Golden, Tammy, Carrie, Page, (back) Tom, Heli, Bryce Helping hands. Impressions Many people attended the Art, Music, Shop Festival sponsored by Waterloo Women’s Club. There were many different types of art displayed: collage’s, water colors, drawings, pointillism, paintings, print, and calligraphy. The winners of the art show were Troy Graber (freshman), Jeff Oyster (sophomore), Tom Oyster (junior), Tammy Andrews (senior). The art show coordinator was Mrs. Donna Golden. Are these two normal? Bryce being himself. Work, work, work! STUDENT COUNCIL Jack shows Jeff the intruder. Show off those sparkling whites. Crystal and Shawn are having a blast! Front row: Michele Coy, Pam Jensen, Angie Kmbrey, Steff Nelson, Middle row: Tammy Andrews. Bret Thompson, Jeff Schindler, Bill King, Mr. Boner (sponsor), Back row: Jack Rittenhouse, Crystal Rowswell, Shawn Teutsch. Commitment To Excellence This year’s Student Council has raised money for the school and our school spirit really shined this year. The Student Council members run the concession stand at the home sports events. They are scheduled very carefully; however, as nearly every member is in a sport. The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance. All members took time out of their schedule to help decorate the gym and make the night enchanting. The Council also held a talent show for the community. All members hope that this continues to be something successful. The look of intelligence. 55 (Front row) Peggy Haas, Crystal Rows-well, Amy Sawyer, Melanie Parker, Jenny King, Stacy Teutsch, Jeff Schindler; (Back row) Mrs. Ivers, Brad Renter, Shawn Teutsch, Bret Kohn, Billy King, Jack Rittenhouse, Tom Oyster, Steffanie Nelson. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB W-CLUB (front row) Rhonda Renter, Kelli Dalton, Crystal Rowswell, Amy Gilroy, Renee McDonald, Amy Sawyer, Heli Murojarvi (row two) Pam Jensen, Steffanie Nelson, Penny Jensen, Angie Em-brey, Erika Nelson, Michaela Mattson (row three) Corbin Bennett, Jeff Serfass, Billy King, Tim Jensen, Matt Bums, Shawn Teutsch, Jeff Schindler, Bret Kohn (back row) Sponsor Ron Boner, Earl Schlotfeld, Jeff Oyster, Jack Rittenhouse, Brad Renter, Brett Thompson, Tammy Andrews. 56 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Front row) Jack Rittcnhouse, Brad Renter, Shawn Teutsch, Jeff Schindler, Bret Kohn, Billy King, Tom Oyster; (Middle row) Pam Jensen, Crystal Rows-well, Amy Sawyer, Kelli Dalton, Stacy Teutsch, Jenny King; (Back row) Tammy Andrews, Heli Murojarvi, Steffanie Nelson, Erika Nelson, Hanne Heinoen, Melanie Parker HONORS DAY AWARDS Outstanding Journalism Students: Newspaper — Stacy Teutsch Yearbook — Amy Sawyer Outstanding 7th grade student — Stephanie Adler Outstanding 8th grade student — Heather Lee Outstanding 9th grade student — Shelly Patton Outstanding 10th grade student — Erika Nelson Outstanding 11th grade student — Brad Renter Outstanding 12th grade student — Steffanie Nelson JVtA OR rUPA; TM T sth£ QiisnoJ r flNpiM Am sceAJa mcfeRT1 „ 6 P35 PRtfflRe-fostarts wa . 3 fyLQp Hew to OTONE fi V NKWtertPI fc 58 ACTIVITIES Vivid Memories 59 The huddle. Shelly Patten Let’s dance. 60 1st: Renee McDonold, Becky Barnes; 2nd row: Rhonda Renter, Pam Jensen, Stacy Teutsch; 3rd row: Penny Jensen, Shelley Coy, Kristi Hays. Far left: Where’s the food? left: Larry, Curly, and Moe. Confident Style “The most exciting five minutes was when the girls won ECNC Conference.” Shelly Patten “The most exciting five minutes I have cheered for this year would have to be when the guys won against Nemaha Valley. They went into overtime and came out with a victory.” Penny Jensen “The most exciting five minutes I cheered for this year were the last five minutes of the boys’ basketball game against Nemaha Valley because it decided whether or not they went to Districts. They had so many close games this season, they deserved to win.” Stacy Teutsch Cheerleaders do the Charleston. 61 HOMECOMING ’87 Traditional Creative taping! Hard labor! 62 Don’t mess up! Hey, you guys! Sophomores Seniors 63 Freshmen Juniors Hallelujah And to your left ... Aren’t we done yet? Stand By Me Guess what’s for lunch? Panther test Homecoming ’87 was a homecoming everyone will remember. The week was filled with great skits and hilarious costumes. The costumes ranged from togas, to diapers, to nerd wear, to Hawaiian. The seniors were the big spirit stick winners because of their extra-ordinary cheering capability, good skit, and beautiful hall. “Stand By Me” was the Homecoming Dance theme song. Everyone awaited the Homecoming Queen and King results. The court included Bryce Patton, Steff Nelson, Shawn Teutsch, Tammy Andrews, Jeff Schindler, Amy Sawyer, Bret Kohn, and Crystal Rowswell. Crystal and Jeff were chosen Queen and King. Colors: black, lavender, midnight blue, and silver. Music: Complete Music Sponsor: Student Council Don’t pop the balloon. Jeff escorts Amy Homecoming Queen Crystal and Homecoming King Jeff. 65 BAND AND CHORUS The band performing at the Christmas concert. The sax and low brass players are (front row) Shelly Eden, Sarah Hays, Crystal Rowswell, Margaret Pesek, (back row) Erika Nelson, Brett Thompson, and Steffanie Nelson. The trumpet and drum players are (front row) Jeff Serfass, Earl Schlotfeld, Crystal McGinness, Chantel Asselin, (back row) Jeff Oyster, Joe Cunningham, Bill King, and Eric Hays. 66 Mr. Clark introducing the elementary singers. The woodwind section (back row) Tammy Andrews, Michelle Coy, Kristi Hays, Mrs. Stratton instructing the band. Tracy Hussey, Becky Barnes, (front row) Amy Sawyer, Kelli Dalton, Amy Gilroy, Michaela Mattson, Robert Poison, and Erin Roubicek. Earl and Crystal in a trumpet solo. Choir doing its thing at Christmas concert. Choir (front row) Page Bassinger, Crystal Rowswell, Amy Sawyer, Becky Barnes, (2nd row) Stacy Teutsch, Kasey Buckingham, Helen Rehmeier, Kelli Dalton, Kerri Law, Peggy Haas, (3rd row) Michelle Coy, Steffanie Nelson, Kristi Hays, Erika Nelson, Tammy Andrews, (back row) Leslie Stratton, Instructor, Jack Rit-tenhouse, Brett Thompson, Jeff Schindler, and Brad Renter. Quality Matters “I felt we had a successful year in both band and choir. All of the concerts came off very well. We started to perform as an ensemble, which is a super step forward,” was the feeling Mrs. Stratton had on this year’s performance of band and choir. The band members that went to ECNC Confernce Band are Kelli Dalton, Earl Scholtfeld, Tammy Andrews, Amy Sawyer, Kristi Hays, Tony Peterson, Steffanie Nelson, Erika Nelson, and Crystal Rowswell. Kelli Dalton also attended the UNO Honor Band and was accepted as a music minor to the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. 67 SPEECH Peggy Haas, poetry, second place at Districts. Superior and excellent ratings at State Speech Contest. (front) Brad Renter, Tony Peterson, Amy Sawyer, Pam Jensen, Stacy Teutsch, Jeff Schindler, (back row) Mrs. Hammond (sponsor), Jack Rittenhouse, Crystal McGinness, Earl Schlotfeld, Tom Oyster. The Prides Inside “I thought we all did very well. It was a lot of fun.” Tom Oyster. ‘‘I think the team did very well. We all brought home excellent or superior ratings during Conference, Districts, and State.” Earl Schlotfeld. “Speech was a neat learning experience combined with a lot of fun and hard work. I recommend going out for speech to everyone.” Crystal McGinness. “Speech contest was a lot of fun. We all achieved our goals, and we all did very well.” Pam Jensen. Brad Renter and Jack Rittenhouse, duet acting, third at ECNC Conference. Superior rating at Districts. (left) Tom Oyster, Entertainment Speaking, third place, finals, District Speech Contest, (top left) Earl Schlotfeld, humorous prose, excellent rating, Districts, (top right) Pam Jensen, poetry, excellent rating, Districts, (right) Jeff Schindler, serious prose, humorous prose, excellent ratings at Districts. Crystal McGinness, Amy Sawyer, Earl Schlotfeld. Stacy Teutsch. Oral Interpretation of Drama troupe, third place at ECNC Conference; first place District Speech Contest: Superior rating, State Speech Contest. The drama troupe performed a cutting from the play “Juvie.” Stacy Teutsch also received a superior rating, serious prose, District Speech Contest. 69 UNCOMMON EXPRESSION The cast after the play Never pass up a good sale. 70 Father and son changing looks. The directors of the masterpiece Play Production left: Neighbors Tammy and Brad wishing a Merry Christmas, top: Tony has more energy than anyone. Richard Kendrick’s world has turned upside down. His wife, Julie, was killed in an automobile accident at Thanksgiving, leaving Richard with their five teenage children. Richard and the children find it impossible to talk about their mother, resulting in strained family relatins at a time when the children and the father need each other more than ever. And now it is Christmas ... and they discover that Julie bought presents for all of them before she died ... Directors: Pam Stiefel Janice Chors Cast: Richard — Jack Rittenhouse Jimmy — Tony Peterson Susan — Vanessa Bruce Karen — Page Bassinger Diana — Kasey Buckingham Candy — Stacy Teutsch Julie — Stephanie Nelson Mrs. Kendrick Heli Murojarvi Mr. Kendrick — Jeff Schindler Hank — Brad Renter Cynthia — Tammy Andrews crew: Tom Oyster Becky Barnes Kelli Dalton Son, share your sorrow. The sad moment. THE BEST OF TIMES Billy King say’s, “Stay!' Tom Oyster and Jack Rittenhouse, “How many more?” Prom Details Colors: Black, silver, and red Theme: “The Best of Times” Band: Bedrockers Cost: $3.25 (hors d’ouevres) 72 Jack and Brad, “What teamwork!?” Taking a breather, Billy? Penny Jensen does the table top boogy! Junior-Senior Prom Everyone takes a break before the next dance. Bryce Patten and date dance the night away! Brad Renter and Heli do the hokey pokey! 74 Junior girls Bret Kohn and Renee McDonald snuggle close together. Junior guys just hanging around. (Right Jack?) The Juniors look on! Shades of the eighties! When Crystal Rowswell talks ... everyone listens! Heli teaches her date how to boogie in the Finnish way! April Whitney reads her prom memories! Hanne, Marie, and Jenny anxiously await for the verdict! Melanie Parker and Jenny King A beautiful exit from an enchanting evening! Good food Shawn? GRADUATION Ann, Amy, and Crystal showing their emotions. The line of graduates. Scholarship Recipients: Tammy Andrews, Robinson-Herrington Scholarship, Hastings College Scholarship and Midland Lutheran College Scholarship; Carrie Bennett, Metropolitan Community College Scholarship; Kelli Dalton, MCC Scholarship; Peggy Haas, MCC Scholarship; Bret Kohn, Western Douglas County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Waterloo Education Association Scholarship, Kansas Wesleyan Scholarship, and Dana College Scholarship; Steffanie Nelson, UNL Regents Scholarship; Crystal Rowswell, Michael Kirk Memorial Scholarship, and Leslie W. and S. Kate Shannon Scholarship; Jeff Schindler, Presidents Scholarship from Kearney State College; Shawn Teutsch, Waterloo Education Association Scholarship, Bellevue College Scholarship and Elkhorn-Waterloo Optimists Scholarship. The senior guys getting ready for the ceremonies. Steffanie spacing off before graduation. Steffanie and Shawn waiting to be congratulated. The graduating procession was Tammy Andrews, Page Bassinger, Carrie Bennett, Kelli Dalton, Hanne Heino-nen, Peggy Haas, Bret Kohn, Rachael Kirsch, Heli Murojarvi, Steffanie Nelson, Bryce Patten, Marie Noelle Pi-nard, Amy Sawyer, Crystal Rowswell, Jeff Schindler, Ann Stenglcin, and Shawn Teutsch. Vivid Memories SMILE EVERYONE Stretch those muscles Renee! What’s so funny you guys? Wake up and smell the roses. Which one doesn’t belong? A YEAR OF SUCCESS Awesome, one of the greatest, is our name. Both wins and losses, that belongs to life. Sometimes it feels, feels like a fragile frame, Tomorrow it may be over, stabbed with a knife. Still we must target all about the past. 1 know we have to, and I know we will. Through all the explosions we surely will last. We manage, we get to the top of the hill. In our hands, holding success, holding the key, Deep, deep in our hearts, we beg and we pray. Through the shiny glassball; the victory we see. The gods are on our side; quietly, they say. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL WINS ECNC TOURNAMENT BOYS’ BASKETBALL SUB-DISTRICT CHAMPS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL HAS WINNING SEASON SPEECH OID PLACES FIRST AT DISTRICTS WATERLOO WRESTLER PLACES SIXTH AT STATE The winners stay not in the past, they lay Their whole mind, life, on tomorrow, and today. Heli Murojarvi SIX SPEECH TEAM MEMBERS QUALIFY FOR STATE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM RATED FIFTH IN STATE TWO FOOTBALL PLAYERS MAKE ALLSTATE TEAM ART STUDENTS PLACE AT BENNINGTON ART SHOW TRACKSTER BREAKS SCHOOL TRACK RECORD THREE QUALIFY FOR STATE TRACK MEET Wrestling season begins with the diet. The fasting, the craving, the painful hunger, Those who have never cut weight should try it. Rich, fattening foods, one can eat no longer. Practicing each day makes him go insane. Body aching, he begins to regret; To keep going he thinks, no pain, no gain. All the running, the work, the pain, the sweat. The days go by; his energy is worn; Litle tasks become tremendous jobs. He sees his sport dying out; his pride is torn. Such a lack of interest; he wants to sob. But each time his hand is raised in the air; His pride is one that nothing can compare. Jeff Schindler WATERLOO BAND ENSEMBLES RECEIVE EXCELLENT RATINGS AT DISTRICTS PLAY CAST RECEIVES THIRD PLACE AT VOLLEYBALL PLACES SECOND AT LOUIS-CONFERENCE VILLE TOURNAMENT WATERLOO INDUCTS 15 INTO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COLOPHON COVER: Design........student design, Tom Oyster Colors................. white with blue Print Type................... Century 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 1988 PANTHER STAFF Staff Members: Steffanie Nelson Tom Oyster Tammy Andrews Heli Murojarvi Penny Jensen Amy Sawyer Brad Renter Jack Rittenhouse Photographer: Kelli Dalton Advisor: Mrs. Sandra Hammond 81 WESTERN STATE BANK Waterloo, Nebraska 68069 Serving Western Douglas County DRIVE-UP 7:00 AM TO 6:00 PM M-F 8:00 AM TO NOON SATURDAY WALK-IN 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM M-THURS 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM FRIDAY 9:00 AM TO NOON SATURDAY Dick’s Hillrise Market 129 Hillrise Center 289-2121 Fresh Produce And Fresh Cut Meats His Bill’s Elkhorn Drugs 125 Hillrise Center Elkhorn 289-2576 Hers Country Stylist 204 Washington Waterloo, Nebraska 68069 Phone 779-4700 Country Spa and Tanning Parlor Prescriptions Family Record Service ★ Gift Shop ★ • Cosmetics • Health Needs • Russell Stover Candies • Sundries • Toys WATERLOO GAS MART MAIN STREET, WATERLOO 83 steak house CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 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