Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

BRONCO Wauneta, Nebraska Schools 1985-1986 It is my sincere wish that this school year has been a most satisfying one for you. Many of the things which we set out to do have become accomplished facts. I feel that we have gone forward in the right direction, and I give credit for this to the splendid cooperation given the administration by the student body, faculty, the board of education, and the citizenship of Wauneta in general. I wish for the outgoing students the very best, and hope that those of us who are left behind can continue to work for a better Wauneta High, and that we may make as much progress next term as we have this, toward that goal. (From yearbook 1967) Wauneta's school system is very ably headed by new Superintendent Bill Matthews. His sincere interest in the students and his excellent executive ability are evident to everyone. Mr. Matthews was formerly high school principal at Morton, Texas. He holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from Adams State College, Colorado and is doing graduate work at the University of Arizona and Texas, Tech. (From yearbook 1967) FAREWELL Students bid farewell to Mr. Matthews and his family after twenty years of service to Wauneta students and community. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews and their children, Mark, Steve, and Jennifer have been a part of Wauneta Schools and have contributed as administrator, teacher, and students. Mr. Matthews' strong desire to offer students the best education possible has left a positive impact on students and teachers that will last through their life times. Waunetans wish you well, Matthews family, and look forward to your visits home. An association of twenty years with a community of people and a school such as we have here in Wauneta is its own reward for whatever work we've accomplished and it is with no small regret that I and my family leave to work elsewhere. Whatever sense of home we possess is now firmly rooted in Wauneta and this school. It is with those very special and warm thoughts reserved for home folks that we say goodbye and honestly thank you for twenty years of patience with our faults and for being our friends. It is much too early for the new superintendent to know what a class' group of people he'll be living and working with, but be patient, he'll learn. 2 Bronco Boosters Jon Broadbent Bill Matthews ADMINISTRATION Board Of Education Back row: Darrold Eberhardt, Kenny Smith, Rick Einspahr, Rod Wheeler Front row: Karen Christner, Jo Arenz Grimm's Hardware The Wearhouse 3 Tom McConnell Kevin Coleman ESU Psychologist Not Pictured I Cermit Brown John Thompson Ryan Benner Gary DeWester Gary Goodchuck I la Widger Marge Hanna Denis Janicek Velma Hromas 4 Jim McKinney Patsy, McKinney Wauneta Breeze Lois Wine Shirley Petsch Sharon Travis Nina Fortkamp Donna Applegarth Iris Nelson Roger Lauhead Joyce Matthews Wauneta School Faculty Janice Cribelli Nancy Malcolm Robin Katzer Juanita Leonard Wauneta Breeze 5 Teachers I can never stay awake. n r Harchelroads Chevrolet If you dress like me you'll get chicks too! Can King Tut Do you really want to know how your kid is doing? Now we know that he really is off of his rocker!! Smile you might like it! OH! The younger years Have Fun Hello?!? I will be a millionaire if 1 keep passing the kids like this! Too!! Harchelroad's Chevrolet COOKS: Karla Kitt, Delores Taylor, Donna McMinn Ansel Brunkhorst ACCOUNTANT: Bernie Steinert CUSTODIANS: Mable Kohne, Delores Lines, Shirley Litteral BUS DRIVERS: Mark Hamilton, Ottis Knotwell, Ray Hromas, Jim Fekkers, Lana Skelton, Marilyn McCrumb, Loyann Hartzer TEACHER AIDES AnnaBelle Vapenik Karen Doetker COOK: Mable Kohne Clark McMinn SECRETARY: Donnaline Kitt Carmans Appliance Heating and Cooling (Imperial) Sears Authorized Catalog Merchant At Imperial Don't fake it! Jay studying the history of chewing tobacco. There's got to be an easier explanation, Man! Robb's Sales Service Scott: Checking out the latest designs in togas. Trent: Why am I surrounded by all of these imbeciles. Gary DeWester 8th Science Biology I General Math 7th Science Athletic Director School is a BLAST! Prior's Imperial Denise Janicek 7th Grade Math Algebra I 2nd place Computer Programming Team at the Springfield, Mrs. Janicek to Karla: 1 + 1 = 2 Darrin: When will she ever get back South Dakota contest, Don M., Kelly K., Eric B., Mark B., and from space!?! Mr. Cermit Brown. Arnison's Department Store Jack's Place Kala getting expert advice about her problems with the big K.K. The three stooges back at the drawing board! David pretending to be GUYS! studying after a long night with the Cermit Brown Adv. Math Computer 8th Grade Math Calculus Algebra II Geometry Lloyd Benjamin Associates Consulting Engineers And Architects McCook, Nebraska Jo: You can't be serious! Sandy's Country Ford English I, II, III, IV H.S. Boys P.E. Speech Research Writing I love this class!!! He does have some entertaining moments. (Sophomores) WHY ME??? (Todd) Not the Calcutta-Crapie story again!!! (Stephanie, Kathleen, Marci, Todd, Kevin) I'm ready to go pick up some water meter maids in Topeka. Why do the freshmen study so hard? (Dave, Tina, Nancy, Chelsea, Maressa) Jostens Rings And Annoucements 13 Wayne, finding historical smut Joel, quit reading the funnies I'm gonna name this doll after Linn Look at this babe! Now this is a class with controlled excitement World Geography American Government American History World History Contemporary History 14 Nev iink Dinky Craig pretends the typewriter is Shelly, 16 Adventure Travel Service Vocational Business Typing Accounting Journalism Reading 7 Stephen's Jewelry Why is it that everyone falls asleep in this class? I can t fall asleep without my security pencil! J.B. has never been surrounded by so many beautiful women before! 76 trombones. . ' (1 and 4 trumpets) 5th Grade Music Elementary Music 4-6 Grade Bands 7-12 Band Jazz Band Jr. High Choir and Swing Choir High School Choir and Swing Choir Wheeler Ranch The mad musician. K. Yost The thrills of music. 3rd Grade Pepping up the rally. Pep Band, John Thompson The trials and tribulations of choir. N. Archer, E. Broadbent Such a moving song! Sob! Sob! T. Horton Drafting Beginning Woodworking Advanced Woodworking 7th 8th Arts Crafts Scott, Joel, and Kelly practice cooperation. How does this work? and Mr. McKinney smile pretty for the camera. Working hard Tina? Kris shows Todd and Scott the merits of electricity. Sports Club-Marlin Norma Fortkamp E 1 e m e n t a r y Renea and Jana Todd: Is everything o.k.? Fun in the sun for Rosalind and Courtney Mrs. Fortkamp and gang Christmas Concert chaos Chris' Cut 'N Curl All together now, girls! You're surrounded Darrin! Fun Times In Jr. High! Stanly is trying to look innocent. We re singing this? Choir-what a thrill! 22 Falls Agency Dawn Applegarth Chris Bishop Neil Brunkhorst Kay Doetker Jackie Engel Doyl Flaming Emily Haarberg Scott Hamilton Toby Hamilton Kindergarten Tim Melissa Jackie Aaron McKinney Eric Pfeiffer Anthony Rowley Nick Thompson Becky Wood Pixy Pals Kennel-Lee and Becky Cox 24 Michael Andrew Chris Baker Edie Broadbent Megan Buffington Chad Carpenter Courtney Fischer Jessica Harrison Stephanie Hefley Julie Hummel Christy Kennedy Theron Kitt Leigh Majors Bobby Miller Dustin Noble Christine Nordhausen John O'Neil Heather Romine Ane Sandman G r a d e Tami Sandman Dixi Travis Bobby Vette New Hinky Dinky Jeremy Walgren Julie Wilson FRONT ROW: T. HESKETT, J. MADDUX, C. SNYDER; SECOND ROW: C. ARENZ, T. ACTON, S. TODD, THIRD ROW: MRS. FORTKAMP, M. NORDHAUSEN, B. BLEY, R. WALGREN; FOURTH ROW: K. MCCONNELL, L. LYTLE, D. LUCAS; FIFTH ROW: R. MINTLING, S. BARDSLEY, B. MAJORS 26 Kielo Construction (LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW) R. ENGEL, C. BARGER, S. GOCK.LEY, H. NORDHAUSEN, J. BLEY, K. KITT, K. O NEIL, S. SANDMAN, R. JONES, M. MCBRIDE, K. WILCOX; (SECOND ROW, STANDING) j. EINSPAHR, R. FLAMING, N. FANNING, K BARNARD, MRS. APPLEGARTH, C. YODER, L. DOETKER 27 Jerry Sue's Jack Jill (FRONT ROW, SITTING) J. WALGREN, J. ENTERLINE, C. LUCAS; (SECOND ROW, KNEELING) E. BROADBENT, K. HARTZER, K. PFEIFFER; (THIRD ROW) A. MCKINNEY, A. CAMERON, K, BRUNKHORST, MRS. PETSCH (FOURTH ROW) B. HAARBERG, C. DEWESTER, R. MINTLING, S. TODD 28 KJ Designs T. MCBRIDE C. KENNEDY P. ENTERLINE T. BARGER K. BRUNKHORST Y « fry v A. LACY D. SANDMAN D. WILSON l G. DIZMANG L. FANNING T. DEHART C. JUSSELL A. ROSCHEWSKI Not Pictured: Tera Romine John Jussell New Holland, Imperial J. WHEELER M. ROSCHEWSKI M. VETTE J. SMITH B. GOINGS J. LYTLE P. TAYLOR K MILLER D. JUSSELL J. ARENZ A. TUBBS M. BLEY 30 Wauneta Feed Yard 7 t H K. BRUNKHORST R. WHEELER D. ROSCHEWSKI S. COLBY jr 'x K. MCCALLUM G r a d e B WILSON K. YOST J. POLLY C. CAMERON C. NITSCH 31 PORTER'S SHOE STORE DENNIS GOCKLEY COOK'S READY-MIX J. DEHART h S. WILSON J. HOUSER T. HORTON 8 G r t a h d e K. NORDHAUSEN HAIR CHATEAU DRS. BURROWS BURROWS Marci M. Joni T. Deb M. Lori C. Anita W. Shelly D. Heidi M. Elizabeth L. Lori B. Nikki M. Lynnette L. 1985 — 1986 Bronco Beat and Yearbook Staff Lynnette L.-ll Trent M.-ll Joni T.-ll Danny B.-ll Mac D.-ll Anita W.-ll Brad V.-ll Samantha M.-ll David E.-ll Dan C.-ll Lori M.-ll Kelly K.-ll Matthew H.-ll Eric B.-ll Brenda L.-10 George F.-10 Jo M.-10 Eddie S.-10 Derek A.-10 Linn H.-10 Phillip H.-10 Mark B.-10 Amy M.-10 Chad N.-10 Teresa D.-IO Staci W.-IO Trey H.-IO Nikki M.-IO Leslie H.-IO Doug T.-IO Roonies Nancy H.-9 Teresa L.-9 Wayne K..-9 Lee Anne G.-9 Brian Y.-9 Jennifer H.-9 Jay B.-9 Chelsea H.-9 Lisa W.-9 Ricky T.-9 David B.-9 Brenda B.-9 Danny T.-9 Maressa S.-9 Jolene G.-9 Rodney H.-9 Sponsor 11th John Thompson 10th Dan Andrews 9th Tom McConnell Dr. Mrs. Roger Minneman 35 Mju$totfu4ouc| co o!IajlcxcLu| cl dAsua rn. 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Mark Kathleen Goes B y Marci Dorothe Don Matt Kris Heidi Shelly Deb Kelly Scott Kevin Take time to laugh it is the music of the soul Take time to be friendly it is the road to happiness Take time to dream it is what the future is made of. 40 Pop's Parlor 7-12 BAND Shelly DeWester-Majorette (counterclockwise) Lisa Wilson, Janel Apple-garth, Natalie Archer, Jolene Gordon, Kirsten Nordhausen, Karla McCallum, Taya Gockley, Cindy Cameron, Brenda Lacy, Tracia Horton, Lee Anne Green, Angi Buffington, Shelly DeHart, Bobbi Wilson, Stephanie Fanning, Amy Miller, Jennifer Haarberg, Chelsea Haarberg, Shelly McCallum, Kirk Yost, Don Morgan, Anita Wheeler, Roxey Wheeler, Theresa Haarberg, Brenda Breese, Kori Kitt, Darrin Roschewski, Jon Polly, Kelly Brunkhorst, Danny Taylor, Judd Houser, Eddie Stretch, Phillip Hartzer, Banner-Bearers: Amy Maxfield, Craig True. Music Department HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Front row at left Craig True, Maressa Smith, Trent Minneman, Lee Anne Green, Heidi Maxfield, Lynnette Lawson, Flossie McAfoos, Kala Barnard, Brenda Breese, Angi Buffington, Kathleen O'Neil, Joni Travis, Danny Taylor, Lisa Wilson, Don Morgan, Jennifer Haarberg, Teresa Lawson, Amy Maxfield, Deb McGregor, Anita Wheeler, Jo McCallum, Mr. Thompson, Chelsea Haarberg, Lori Cameron, Jolene Gordon, and Derek Andrews. 7-8 CHOIR Left couple first: Jimmy DeHart, Shelly McCallum, Kory Kitt, Lisa Buffington, Melisa Grams, Ryan Haarberg, Roxey Wheeler, Shana Wilson, Talana Horton, Theresa Haarberg, Kirsten Nordhausen, Janel Applegarth, Darrin Roschewski, Taya Gockley, Cindy Cameron, Tracia Horton, Natalie Archer, Emma Broadbent, Shelly DeHart, Christa Nitsch, Stephanie Fanning. Berry's s t u d e n t s FFA- standing) C. Nordhausen, D. Andrews, P. Hartzer, M. DeHart, (kneeling) Advisor Dan Andrews, d Yost, T. Barnard, D. Cameron. STUDENT COUNCIL E. Broadbent, L. Maddux, D. McGregor, K. Lambert, K. Kitt, J. Gockley. L. Hendrix, K. O'Neil, D. True, J. Gordon, M. Green, J. Travis, M. McBride, T. Minne-man, K. Polly, S. DeWester, L. Green, R. Haarberg, K. Rowley, L. Buffington, Sponsor — Gary Goodchuck Dr. Mark George, D.D.S. HONOR SOCIETY-(standing) M. Green, D. McGregor, K. Kitt, E. Broadbent. (sitting) S. Fekkers, A. Wheeler, J. Travis, L. Maddux, Sponsor-Gary Goodchuck. W-CLUB J. Gockley, D. Terry, T. Barnard, N. McBride, D. True, L. Houser, D. McGregor, L. Cameron, L. Hendrix, T. DeWester, K. O'Neil, D. Morgan, M. Green, H. Max-field, M. Decker, K. Polly, D. Eberhardt, K. Kitt, K. Rowley, J. Travis, M. McBride, L. Lawson, S. DeWester. not pictured: S. Martin. Sponsor-Jim McKinney. Dr. Mark George, D.D.S. 43 HOME Homecoming Days and Activities M-60's Day T-Baby Day, Class VB Tournament W-Toga Day, Painted windows in lobby and downtown Th-Clown Day, Pizza Party and Movies (Sixteen Candles, If You Could See What I Hear) F-Dress-Up Girl Hush, Pep rally. Games against Hayes Center Cardinals, Dance. Girls lost 12-15, 15-7, 9-15 Boys lost 25-6 King Mark and Queen Shelly COMING This year the students of WHS broke tradition and tried something new by having a pizza party and movies instead of a bonfire. They didn't get to see all of one movie because of certain complications. They also painted windows all around town instead of decorating the halls. Mr. McKinney-Broadbent, you've got the best costume of all! Chefs Dave and Kelly have got that Bronco spirit.! Homecoming Royalty-King and Queen, Mark D. and Shelly D.; 1st Attendants, Kris P. and Heidi M.; 2nd Attendants, Kevin L. and Marci M. Valentine's Studio W.H.S. Chelsea H. Maressa S. Linn H. Shelly D. Joni T. Lee Anne G. Jolene G. Deb M. Heidi M. Dorothe T. Lori B. Amy M. Coach DeWester BRONCOS Brenda B. Kim L. Leslie H. Marci M. Nikki M. Jennifer H. Angela B. Teresa D. Lynnette L. Kathleen O. Jo M. Coach McKinney VARSITY SQUAD Kathleen, Shelly, Deb, Marci, Dorothe, Lynnette, Heidi, Leslie, Linn, Teresa. VARSITY SCOREBOARD CULBERTSON 15-11; 15-7 REP. VALLEY 15-17; 7-15 IMPERIAL 7-15; 17-15; 15-12 TRENTON 15-2; 15-11 GRANT 2-15; 14-16 HAYES CENTER 12-15; 15-7; 9-15 BENKELMAN 15-13; 15-17; 7-15 PALISADE 15-10; 15-8 STRATTON 15-7; 15-4 BEAVER CITY 15-8; 15-8 HAYES CENTER TOURNEY WALLACE 15-4; 15-8 HAYES CENTER 6-15; 15-8; 15-12 WHEATLAND 10-15; 16-14; 15-11 SOUTHERN FRONTIER CONFERENCE CULBERTSON 15-3; 15-10 HAYES CENTER 16-14; 15-6 BEAVER VALLEY 15-8; 15-2 WHEATLAND 15-5; 14-16; 15-13 DISTRICTS: CULBERTSON 13-15; 15-6; 15-5 HAYES CENTER 15-4; 15-12 DISTRICT FINALS: PAXTON 7-15; 12-15 V 0 1 1 e y b a 1 1 JUNIOR HIGH COLTS Row 1: Coach Nan Malcolm, Natalie A., Shana W., Lisa B.. Shelly M., Kirsten N., Bobbi W., Shelly DeWester. Row 2: Janel A., Stephanie F., Karla M„ Emma B., Melisa G., Shelly D., Coach Patsy McKinney. Row 3: Taya G., Tracia H., Roxie W., Talana H., Cindy C., Christa N., Theresa H . 46 Wauneta Falls Bank Bronco Squad Left to Right: Coach McConnell, D. Andrews, K. Rowley, K. Polly, D. Eberhardt, W. Krausnick, D. Terry, J. Gockley, C. True, M. Decker, K. Lambert, J. Bartels, K. Kitt, E. Stretch, B. Yost, T. Horton, R. Taylor, G. Fekkers, D. Taylor, B. Yost, R. Haarberg, D. Bird, and Coach McKinney. Bronco Starters F o o WAUNETA Culbertson 22 26 Oshkosh 36 6 Trenton 34 8 Cheylin 59 0 Hayes Center 25 6 Chappell 58 14 Beaver City 12 0 Sutherland 38 28 Wheatland 35 12 From Left to Right: D. Eberhardt, M. Decker, R. Haarberg, K. Rowlgy, J. Bartels, K. Polly, D. Terry, K. Lambert, K. Kitt, D. Bird. Back Row: Coach Lauhead, J. DeHart, M. Fekkers, R. Haarberg, J. Houser, S. O'Neil. Front Row: K. Kitt, K. Yost, D. Roschewski, J. Polly, and K. Brunkhorst. Colt Squad 47 Marci M.-Take that, Mr. McConnell. Cheerleaders High School-Dorothe T., Marci M., Joni T„ Kala B., Nikki M. Champion Auto Jr. High-Taya G., Kirsten N., Karla M., Emma B., Tracia H., Natalie A., Janel A. Imperial Lanes-Bill and Donna Senior Team Lori Buffington, Elizabeth Lines, Deb McGregor, Hiedi Maxfield, Joni Travis Coaches Tom McConnell, Patsy McKinney, Marge Hanna Intermediate Team Lisa Wilson. Amy Maxfield, Brenda Breese, Janelle Applegarth, Natalie Archer, Kirk Yost Junior Team Scott Todd, Ryan Mintling, Corey Nordhausen, Amy Tubbs, Sarah Haarberg, Michelle Vette McCook Floor Covering Nielson Chiropractic Center JH COACH MR. LAU- HS COACHES MRS. MCKIN-HEAD NEY aND MR. DEWESTER WHAT'S SO AMAZING? KARLA MCCALLUM THERE'S THE FLY ANGI BUFFINGTON KIRSTEN NORDHAUSEN Einspahr's Drug Fidler Department Store COACH JIM MCKINNEY THE PLAYGIRL REJECT CHARGE!! No Don, THAT'S a goalpost How are they doing that cheer? Sinner's Body Shop The Video Place, Imperial Front — L to R: Stu. Manager - David Kincaid, Ed Stretch, Wayne Krausnick, Jay Bartels, Craig True, Trey Horton, Joel Gockley, Brian Yost, Danny Taylor, Coach Ryan Benner. Back — Asst. Coach Roger Lauhead, George Fekkers, Kelly Rowley, Trent Minneman, Phillip Hartzer, Matt Green, Donald Morgan, Derek Andrews, Rodney Haarberg, and Doug Terry. s c e t b a 1 1 Front — L to R: Jennifer Haarberg, Lee Anne Green, Nikki McBride, Leslie Houser, Teresa DeWester, Linn Hendrix, Amy Maxfield, Angi Buffington, Coach Bob Troudt, Lynnette Lawson, Marci McBride, Shelly DeWester, Kathleen O'Neil, Heidi Maxfield, Joni Travis, Asst. Coach Nan Malcolm, and Stu. Manager -Teresa Lawson. 52 B a J s r k e H t • 1 b g a h 1 1 Taya Cockley. Bobbi Wilson, Karla McCallum, Roxie Wheeler, Natalie Archer, Mrs. Harchelroad, Lisa Buffington, Emma Broadbent, Melisa Grams, Kirsten Nordhausen, Shana Wilson, and Mr. Lauhead Matt Fekkers, Kelly Brunkhorst, Jim Dehart, Ryan Haarberg, Kory Kitt New Hinky Dinky Lee G., Angi B.-Hi, Mom! Shelly is stepping on to victory! Please, don't go! V Coach Bob Troudt Look! It's flying away! A You're so funny! R Come to me! Video Kingdom Young's Sporting Goods u This is so heavy! D O U B T R L j Can we talk? L O J A N g We re 1! H O F F Peek-a-boo! Matt is going for the ball! w Please don't hurt me! Life Investors Insurance Company Of America- David 55 R. Carpenter NAME Kelly B. EVENT High Jump 200 m Dash BENKELMEN 6th-4'8 6th-30.58 Boys' J.H. Track TRENTON GRANT SUTHERLAND SFC Jimmy D. Pole Vault 3rd-7'6 Ryan H. High Jump 100 m Dash 200 m Dash 400 m Run 5th-4'10 lst-13.08 lst-26.95 2nd-26.23 2nd-63.08 3rd-5'2 3rd-26.65 5th-60.0 . 3rd-5'2 3rd-12.86 2nd-25.95 2nd-5'2 4th-12.34 3rd-25.72 Jon P. Shot Put 100 m Dash 4th-34T012 6th-13.88 4th-13.26 6th-33'5” 400 m Relay (Kory K., Kelly B., Kirk V., and Other Members: Jud Houser COACH- Tom MeConneil The team placings in the meets SFC-7th Grant-9th Ben kel men-5 th 4th-59.17 Jon P.) 3rd-57.47 4th-57.04 are as follows: NAME Janel A. EVENT 800 m Run Benkelmen 2nd-2:52.34 Girls' J.H Track Grant Sutherland 6th-2:50.o6 5th-2:48.58 SFC 4th-2:44.80 TRENTON 2nd-2:52.0 Natalie A. Shot Put lst-28'2'' lst-27'0 lst-28'llfc Emma B. 100 m Dash 800 m Run 5th-15.25 6th-2:59.50 Lisa B. 200 m Dash 55 m Hurdles 100 m Dash 2nd-31.00 2nd-10.06 2nd-14.69 3rd-30.35 2nd-18.32 2nd-14.0t 2nd-28.97 4th-9.89 2nd-14.05 3rd-28.26 2nd 9.8o 3rd-13.40 2nd-29.25 2nd-10.22 1st-13.91 Taya G. High Jump 6th-4 0 Mrerefea hIKB Discus MHi K m Karla M. Triple Jump 5th-25'5 Shelly M. Discus 2nd-71'8 3rd-70'81 3rd-75'lV4 2nd-77'6 2nd-74T0“ Kirsten N. Discus Shot Put lst-74'3 3rd-25'51 2 6th -67'4 4 2nd-24'll 2nd-77'0 4th-24'V4 4th-75W' lst-74'11 6th-25'2 Roxey W. 100 m Dash Long Jump 55 m Hurdles 4th-15.15 2nd-14' 6th-10.95 4th-13'5 6th-20.28 4th-14.lV 3rdl2'10 6th 5th-14.51 3rd-14'‘ 2 6th-10.92 Bobbi W. 400 m Run High Jump 3rd-l: 11.09 lst-4'5 3rd-4'4 4th-69.15 7th-4'0 ▼ 5th-69.17 4th-71.4 2nd-4'4 Shana VV. 400 m Relay (Karla, Bobbi, Natalie, and Talana) 800 m Relay (Karla, Taya, Kirsten, and Natalie) 400 m Run 200 m Dash 55 m Hurdles 2nd-l:09.85 3rd-31.30 lst-10.03 3rd-1:01.85 2nd-2:13.58 lst-67.1 lst-9.94 4th-59.01 A 2nd-66.50 5th-29.86 2nd-9.53 5th -58.64 5th-2:0o.59 2nd-66.20 5th-29.21 lst-9.52 4th-63.36 4 6th-2-.10.23 McCook Lettering Service Emblems-Monograming-embroidery- ETC. Other Members. Melisa G., Stephanie F., Cindy C., Talana H., and Tracia H. COACH: Mrs. Patsy McKinney The team platings in the meets arenas follows: Sutherland-lst; SFC-lst Grant-2nd Benkelmen-lst 6th-71.84 6th-30 3 djtt lSt-0.95 3rd-59.73 avs. A 5th-2:14.71 r Modern Cleaners-McCook Shelly shows top form-hurdle form that is! Lookin' for LOVE in all the wrong places! ' Doug-eyeing Kata! Mark-jogging for Les! Video Kingdom AML EVENT OGALLALA GRANT HAYES CENTER BERTRAND i • A S.F.C. WHEATLAND DISTRICT 1 ™INV. da B 400 m Run 5th-67.00 oth-68.12 800 m Run loOO m Run 5th-2:38.4o 2nd-2:42.7. 5th-2:38.9 2nd-o:11.70 3rd-5:57.16 3rd-5:5p.3 icily D 100 m Dash 3rd-13.33 lst-13.28 lst-12. 1M-12.40 2nd-12.75 1st-12.3 100 interm. Hurdles lst-16.o2 lst-18.04 2nd-16.6 lst-16.22 2nd-16.83 2nd-15.8 200 m Dash 4th-30.94 lst-26.28 4th-28.6 •M'M I ) Long Jump lst-15TT 3rd-15 212 1st-15'11l4 lstlo'5 lst-lo'511 2nd-lo'5l'2 2nd-lo'9lA High Jump lst-5’2 lst-5’4 lst-5'4 lst-5'2 lst-5'2 3rd-5' lst-54 200 m Dash lst-27.15 4th-27.99 lst-29.62 lst-27.1 2nd-2o.31 3rd-27.7 unitei H 400 m Dash 3rd-o3.80 5th-1:03.5 4th-o9.41 5th-o4.8 2nd 2o.31 4th-62.9 2nd-l:02.3 300 low Hurdles 2nd-51.44 4 th-50.84 2nd-55.37 4 th-50.8 2nd o3.84 2nd-49.75 , lst-49.2 nn H. 100 m Hurdles oth-19.08 3rd-18.58 Long Jump 100 m Dash Sth-147'2 5th-13.90 5th-15MV' OO m Relay lst-4:21 oO lst-4:29.49 4th-4:27.1 2nd-4.31.72 lst-4:18.11 2nd-4:19.9 mnifer. Linn. Kala, and Teresa) P5th-57.01 X) m Relay oth-59.3 GIRLS H.S. TRACK STATE 5th-16TV' 6th-5'2 helly, Amy, Jolene, and Anita ther Members: Chelsea H. OACH: Mrs. McKinney he Team Placings are as follows: Ogallala-3rd Grant-4th Hayes Center-2nd Bertrand-3rd S.F.C.-2nd Wheatland-3rd Districts-3rd 7th-4:17.1 State Participants: Teresa D., Jennifer H . Shelly D., Linn H., Kala B. RECORDS: Shelly-100 m Int. Hurdles 16.3 200 m Dash 26.3 100 m Dash 12,4 Jennifer-300 m Low Hurdle 50.4 Teresa-High Jump 5 4 BOYS' H.S. TRACK AME erek A. dd B ark D. xlnev H. o oug I EYENf High Jump | Pole Vault 100 ni Dash ITjt Shot Put Long Jump Tuple Jump Pole Vault OGALLALA 4th-58 BERTRAND 3rd 510 lst-12' 2nd-11.4 2nd-200 4th-39'7,V 2nd-1 TO GRANT 4th-ll.o 6th-24.0 5th-19'5l 5th-38 4 0 m Relay elly R.f Doug T . Rod H . and Mark D.) ther Members: Phillip H. and Danny T L)ACH. Mr. Tom McConnell ae team placings were as follows HAYES CENTER 2nd-5'10 |st-13T 2nd-11.32 3rd-25.6c 2nd-ll6 3 2nd-43'li? oth-38'9 4th-19'6 3id-39'8, 2 j 5th-ll'0 nh-50.42 S.F.C. lst-6'1 2nd-11.15 2nd-22.89 Oth-119'9’ 2 3rd-42'll' 5th-4T3 4th-203‘ 2nd-40'7l 2 2nd-116 % WHEATLAND INV. lst-o 2nd-i: lst-11.56 2nd-23.83 lst-44'31 .: 3rd-19TlV2 2nd-41'l12 4th-ll'4 lst-4o.95 3rd-47.06 DISTRICT 2nd-5T0 lst-12' lst-11.4 lst-23.7 5th-123'10 4th-41‘2 lst-20'6U lst-4T10‘ 2 ' 4th-ll'8 3rd -46.0 STATE 2nd-12 V Ogallala-9th Bertrand-7th S.F.C.-3rd Wheatland-2nd Districts-2nd ECORDS: Kelly-Triple Jump-411012 400 m Relay-4o.o State Participants: Kelly R., Mark D Todd B., Doug T., and Derek A B D SERVICE VALLEY SHOE CENTER State Golf- Matt, Don, Trent. George, and Lee Team Placing 9th Matt, Don, Trent, George, Mike, Joel, Lee. Angi, Pictured: Top left- Lee. Top right- Mike. Lori, Joni, and Kathleen were the team members Bottom left- Kathleen, Bottom center-this year. George, Bottom right-Angi McNair Agency, Inc. 59 Time We Have Been Given Kenneth L. McGooden 61 SFC MUSIC CONFERENCE Piano Solos-Jennifer Haarbcrg, II Anita Wheeler, I (Bronze medal) Jolene Gordon, II LeeAnne Green, I Vocal Solos-Anita W'heeler, 1+ (Gold medal) LeeAnne Green, 1-Jolene Gordon, NorRated Amy Maxfield, 1 Ijg, Kala Barnard, Trent Minnem n, II Duets (Vocal) Trent. Anit£ I I Ic’idi, Joni j II lAlto Sax) I.ee ne, Kory, I ? Brenda, Theresa. II (Clarinet) Janel Kitsten. II-Lisa, Cindy, I (Mixed Sax) LeeAnne, Tracia I (Trumpet) Eddy.iJudd, 11 Instr. Solos-(Flute) Amy Mill (Trumpet) Phillip (Tenor Sax) Brend. Mixed Clarine( Stage Bi Mi sc. V irt7er. II .acy, II istr Ensemble, II uartet. II-rd. II :al Ensemble, II- p I STRICT MUSIC CONTEST Piano Solos-Anita Wheeler, II LeeAnne Green, I Vocal Solos-Don Morgan, II Trent Minneman, II I Anita Wheeler, I Amy Maxlield, II LeeAnne Green, II Jolene Gordon, II I Kala Barnard, III Instr. Solos (Trumpet) Phn ip Hattzer, I (Tenor Sax) Brenda Lacy, II (Flute) Amy Miller. II Duets (Vocal) Trent, Anita, I Don, Trent. II Heidi, Joni, II (Alto Sax) Kory, LeeAnne, I (Mixed Sax) LeeAnne, Tracia, III (Trumpet) Judd, Eddy. Ill (Clarinet) Cindy Lisa. I (Trump Sax) Kory, Phillip, III Swing Choit, II Stage Band, ill Mis. Vocal Ensemble. I Concert Band. II Tracia Horton, II Theresa Haarberg, II Roxey Wheeler, I Taya Gockley, III Renelle Christner. Ill Jodi Smith, 1 Emma Broadbent, III Instr. Solos- (Sax) Kory Kitt, I- (Trumpet) Judd. I (2nd Duets- (Vocal) Roxey. Sham (Alt. (Cla I met Qua! tceit Band, ueit Choit, II-JSwingVhoir, I Piano Ensemble- Jodi, Rene!lej l (1st Place Trophy) 62 Wauneta Family Practice Association NORTH PLATTE SCHOLASTIC CONTESTS 1st- Scott Crams, Data Processing (Gold Medal) 2nd- Todd Barnard, Auto Body (Silver) 3rd- Chad Nordhausen. Auto Body 3rd- Eric Broad bent. Math 4th- Brad Yost, Livestock Production 5th- Joni Travis, Math 5th- Lori Buffington, English Composition oth- Brenda Lacy, Art 6th- Eric Broadbent, Carpentry 2nd- Matthew Haskett, Welding 7th- Stephanie Fekkers, Psychology 7th- Dorothe True, Health Occupation 7th- Lori Maddux, Art 7th- Phillip Hartzer, Biology 7th- Jo McCallum, Office Procedures 7th- Kelly Kitt, Data Processing 8th- Deb McGregor. Psychology 9th- Kathleen O'Neil, Health 9th- Wayne Krausnick, Carpentry 10th- Matthew Heskett, Electricity 10th- Kris Polly, Political Science 11th- Anita Wheeler. Music 12th- Chad Nordhausen, Diesel Mechanics 15th- Joni Travis, Physical Science loth- Danny Baker, Welding 21st- Stephanie Fekkers, English Composition MCCOOK SCHOLASTIC CONTESTS 1st- Anita Wheeler, Music (Gold medal) $400 Scholarship 1st- Joni Travis. English Usage (Gold) $400 3rd- Eric Broadbent, Algebra II (Bronze) 3rd Eric Broadbent, Computer (Bronze) 4th- Don Morgan. Chemistry 5th- Lisa Wilson, Geometry 7th- Heidi Maxfield. Office Procedures 7th- Amv Miller, French 8th- Matt Green, Physics 12th- Lisa Wrilson. Typewriting 12th- George Fekkeis, W'orld History 15th- Brad Yost, Accounting Girls Staters: Joni Travis Runner Up: Anita Wheeler Boys Staters: Kelly Kitt Runner Up: Eric Broadbent Daughters of American Revolution Award Heidi Maxfield Students of the Months November: Matthew Nordhausen Jonathan Nordhausen Jennifer Maddus Jennifer Einspahr Amy McKinney Amber Lacy Amy Cameron December: Deb McGregor Matt Green Don Morgan Stephanie Fekkers January: Teresa Barger February: Janel Applegarth Kory Kitt Kirsten Nordhausen Shanna Wilson Cindy Cameron Stanley Colby Talana Horton Jon Polly Darrin Roschewski Roxey Wheeler Kirk Yost March: Jyl Applegarth John O'Neil April: Joni Travis Anita Wheeler Eric Broadbent Chad Nordhausen Matthew Heskett Scott Grams Todd Barnard Home Ec Fair McCook College Heidi Maxfield- I purple, 4 reds $100 Scholarship Anita Wheeler- 1 blue, 3 reds Teresa Lawson- 1 red Flossie McAfoos- 1 blue Amy Maxfield- 1 red Kelly Kitt- 2 blues Kevin Lambert- 2 reds David Eberhardt- 1 blue, 1 red Wayne Krausnick- I red Brad Yost- 1 red Brian Yost- 1 red Rick Taylor- 1 blue Kelly Rowley- 1 blue Wauneta Family Practice Association 63 HEIDI MAXFIELD •Vocational Business •Home Economics National Scholar Athlete Award MATT GREEN •Calculus National Scholar Athlete Award ELIZABETH LINES Annual Staff Award DEB MCGREGOR •American Government-American History •English IV — Speech Annual Staff Award SCOTT GRAMS •Industrial Arts STEPHANIE FEKKERS •American History Presidential Academic Fitness Award MARK DECKER Contemporary History KRIS POLLY Contemporary History Presidential Academic Fitness Award DOROTHE TRUE Dare to Be Great Award KELLY ROWLEY Dare to Be Great Award DON MORGAN Presidential Academic Fitness Award BRAD YOST •Vocational Agriculture ANITA WHEELER •Music Band ••Home Economics •English III Top Annual Sales Award DAN CAMERON •Art JONI TRAVIS •Advanced Math •Chemistry •American Government Gilt Edge (at least one quarter) Amy Maxfield Deb McGregor Joni Travis Lisa Wilson Honor Roll (at least one quarter) Amy Maxfield Heidi Maxfield Deb McGregor Honorable Mention (at least one quarter) Shelly DeWester Stephanie Fekkers Matt Green Elizabeth Lines Heidi Maxfield Deb McGregor Donald Morgan Dorothe True Kris Polly David Eberhardt Eric Broadbent Kelly Kitt Lynnette Lawson Lori Maddux Trent Minneman Sammi Martin Joni Travis Brad Yost Steinert Agency, Honors Night Joni Travis Anita Wheeler Lisa Wilson Anita Wheeler Lori Cameron Teresa DeWester George Fekkers Joel Gockley Linn Hendrix Brenda Lacy Lori Buffington Jo MeCallum Amy Miller Phillip Hartzer Kala Barnard Jolene Gordon Lee Anne Green Amy Maxfield Danny Taylor Ricky Taylor Gold ” Silver einert Agency CHAD NORDHAUSEN •’Vocational Agriculture GEORGE FEKKERS ’•World History AMY MILLER ’’Art ’’English II French BRENDA LACY French JO LYNN MCCALLUM ’’Business LEE ANNE GREEN ”Music Band 65 words min. speed award JENNIFER HAARBERG ’’Typing I LISA WILSON ’’Geometry ’’Science ’’World Geography ’’English I 65 words min. speed award WAYNE KRAUSNICK ’’Industrial Arts ROD HAARBERG ’’Driver's Education ’’World History American History AMY MAXFIELD ’’English I DANNY TAYLOR ’’World Geography ’’Boys Physical Education EH3 Senior Girl Athletes Kearney State College: Jerry Hueser Senior Boy Athletes Athletic Banquet Junior Boy Athletes Sophomore Boy Athletes Freshman Girl Athletes Freshman Boy Athletes Sophomore Girl Athletes Speaker, Jim Johnston 1985-1986 Members N e w M e m b e r s Honor Society Induction OFFICERS 1985-86 President — Deb McGregor Vice President — Matt Green Secretary — Joni Travis Treasurer — Anita Wheeler Student Council Rep. — Kelly Kitt K Morrison Hearing Aid Center Production Credit Federal Land Bank jay Bartels tar Geenhand Todd Barnard Special Ag Mechanics Ag Mechanics Dekalb Ag Acievement Dan Cameron Star Chapter Farmer Proficiency Award Swine Livestock Management F F A Derek Andrews Dairy Cattle Selection Livestock Management Phillip Hartzer Dairy Cattle Selection Livestock Management Brad Yost Dairy Cattle Selections Livestock Management Placement in Ag Production Livestock Management Team B. Yost, D. Cameron, D. Andrews, P. Hartzer Dairy Cattle Selection Team B. Yost, D. Andrews, P. Hartzer 68 Midwest Sales Service, Imperial Til The Clock Strikes Twelve 70 Hair Station Mark D„ Deb M„ Heidi M„ Todd Cox., Flossie M„ Kris P. Heritage Of Wauneta Prom Servers- Eddy S., Chad N., Trey H., Joel G., Amy M., Jo M., Kim L., Lori B. Anita: What a mess! David, are we having fun yet? Don't pull those down Kelly! The Steak Out 71 W-Club Class Of 1986 Don't walk in front of me, 1 may not follow; Don't walk behind me, I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. Football FF A Stu. Co. Track W-Club Todd B. will attend NWKVTS for a degree in Autobody. Basketball Football Track W-Club Scholarships Board of Governor's: Liz Elks: Deb Enders State Band: Heidi Hastings Academic, Speech, Music: Deb Pat Maddux Memorial: Heidi Shelly St. John's Alter Society: Liz Walsh-Brady: Marci W.E.A.: Liz Wesleyan: Kris Matt Freedoms Foundation-Valley Forge Todd C. doesn't quite know what he will be doing, but he'll probably let us know Tomorrow. Annual Staff Band Basketball Mock Trial Music Stu. Co. Track Pep Club Volleyball W-Club Honor Society Music Pep Club Volleyball Mark will attend Mid-Plains for a degree in Photography. Shelly will attend Lincoln SE for a degree in Fashion Merchandising. Stephanie will attend Peru State for a degree in Retail Marketing. Band Coif W-Club Basketball Football F.P.S. Golf Honor Society Music Track Stu. Co. W-Club Football W-Club Scott plans to go to Lincoln. He doesn't know what he'll be doing, but I bet he'll have fun doing it. Matt plans to attend Wesleyan for a degree in Business. If Kevin ever gets his English Compositions done, he'll probably work next year. 72 The Wauneta Roller Mills Annual Staff Basketball County Gov't Day F.P.S. Mock Trial Model U N Music Pep Club Political Forum State Gov't Day Volleyball Basketball Football W-Club Liz will go to M.C.C and K.S.C. to major Troy plans to enter the Navy next in El. Ed. and Special Ed. year. Annual Staff Basketball F.P.S. Honor Society Music Pep Club Speech Stu. Co. Track Volleyball W-Club Annual Staff Basketball Cheerleader County Gov t Day Golf Mock Trial Music Stu Co. Pep Club Volleyball W-Club Deb will go to Hastings College, majoring in Business Psychology. Marci will go to M.C.C. and K.S.C., majoring in Special Education. Music Pep Club Flossie plans to work next year. Annual Staff Basketball F.P.S. Pep Club Volleyball W-Club Heidi plans to go to South East College, majoring in Business. Band Basketball Football FPS. Golf Music W-Club Don plans to enroll in the U.S. Naval Academy. Basketball Football Music Stu Co. Track W-Club Annual Staff Basketball Golf Music Pep-Club Stu. Co. Track Volleyball W-Club Basketball Football Stu. Co. Track W-Club Kathleen will attend Lincoln SE for a degree in Medical Assisting. Kris will attend Wesleyan, majoring in Business Administration. Annual Staff Band Basketball Cheerleader Golf Music Pep Club Stu Co Swing Choir Volleyball W-Club Kelly plans to go to Lincoln for an Architecture degree. Dot will attend Peru State, majoring in Commercial Arts. The Wauneta Telephone Company 73 Through The Years Class Of 1986 Twin Forks Clinic, Inc. Wauneta Pharmacy CLASS HISTORY OF 1986 In September 1973 — Nineteen eager kindergarten tots Teresa Brewer, Paul Brunkhorst, Todd Cox, Linda Dizmang, Brandie Hays, Brookie Hunt, Elizabeth Lines, Troy Littrel, Heidi Maxfield, Marti McBride, Debra McGregor, Barbara Muths, Kathleen O'Neil, Kris Polly, Kelly Rowley, Kristin Troudt, Stephanie Fekkers, Katrina Collins and Lori Belden greeted our teacher Mrs. Prior. The things we remember most about this year were our plane ride to Mexico and all of the times we tried to eat that yummy Birthday cake. In first grade we met Mrs. Creger. Boy were we impressed. We were all in one big class now and we added to our class Michelle DeWester, Mark Garton, and Gerald Crider. We were quite the happy crew. We showed our talent in the kitchen when we made pancakes and of course our coloring skills improved. In second grade we joined forces as thick thumb, great lip and big foot to perform the all time, Three Spinning Fairies. This year also brought the taste of Mrs. Fortkamp's nibble bucket on Friday afternoons. That is why Crystal Carfield joined our class. Katrina Collins, Barbara Muths, and Gerald Crider left because we couldn't try our hand at the nibble bucket daily. Treci Raffaeli and Joe Ruiz only stayed for a few months, probably because of the Big Foot scare that was on at that time. In third grade, Mrs Applegarth's red hot fever attracted Matt Green and Donald Morgan. It was so hot we all decided to stay. Matt thought it was a little too hot when all the girls went chasing after him. We all know that he loved it but won't admit it. This was definitely our year of games with kick ball and 13 skudoo. In fourth grade the construction of our Willa Cather village was the main event. Terry Brott added to the mischief and those who joined us temporarily — Tonya Swartz, Tony Woodward, Patricia Kincaid, Sandra Tucker — also joined in to help. Mark Garton and Brookie Hunt left because Mrs. Petch took away too many of our recesses. In fifth grade we were in the best shape ever! Mr. Lauhead generally made us start our morning with a mile run. We went into the printing business with Big Red Events. This major print carried everything from cartoons to famous last names to the latest happenings. Lynette Harper and Kevin Lambert came to join in on our first major publication. In sixth grade, we got those big stud lockers. Boy were we cookin' when we got to go to one room for Science and a different one for English. The stunning New Inventions Swing Choir appeared this year and so did Troy Farr. Wilda Morgan joined only for a short time as she had other places to go. In seventh grade we all seemed to be hit with the dating game fever. WOW! We took a historical trip to Wyoming for the 8th grade class trip (without the 8th grade). They refused to ride with us aristocratic 6th and 7th grade. Scott Grams came to join forces with Elizabeth to be the dating game sensors. Patricia Kincaid was fed up with the whole thing and decided not to stay long. Troy Farr and Lynette Harper left us on one of those Wyoming rendezvous. In eighth grade we added Dorothe True. Mark Decker, and Linda Dizmang to help on the big graduation plans. Graduation was our first important milestone. We all had big plans to work in the Chase County area after attending college at either Hamlet Community or Enders University. Finally we are Freshman, the big realization comes that it is everybody's turn to pick on us. The boys often found themselves crawling under the seats on that freshly mopped bus floor after a game, just because a Senior wanted him to. The girls were treated pretty cool except for the occasional head whams we would encounter from the upper classmen. The upper classmen were no threat for Todd Barnard and Jonna Napier. Julie Light and Wilda Morgan weren't too sure of WHS so they didn't stay long and Linda Dizmang, Terry Brott, and Crystal Carfield didn't even stay to give it a try. As sophisticated Sophomores we tended to sit back like cool cats and wait for our Junior year. Some of us bloomed at Prom when we were attired in pastel petals. This year we could still get away with childish acts and immature thinking. The big question was, Will they ever grow up? Flossie McAfoos and Crystal Carfield joined us on selecting our class rings. Chris Harouff joined for a short time and we lost Todd Cox and Jonna Napier. We are climbing up the ladder to our Junior year. The dreaded magazine sales were a real excitement as Matt and Don mastered the art of cheating so that we could embezzle more money for Prom. Todd Cox joined us again and we even surprised the Seniors by pulling off our generic Prom. ACT tests awakened a few of us early on our Prom day, but we survived! We all waited for the day the Seniors left so we could finally fill their shoes in the upcoming year. Crystal Carfield left us at the end of the year. There are nineteen Seniors, nine of whom stuck together like glue for the past thirteen years, through the good times and the bad. Soon we, the CLASS OF 1986, will be leaving this student body and will be taking an important step in our future. With us we will take our individual dreams and thoughts and memories, many of which were molded in these halls and rooms of Wauneta High School. With our well trained minds there is nothing we cannot do! 76 Bronco Boosters SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Year 2025 Here we are in beautiful downtown Athens; in Greece, of course! I am Deb McGregor your hostess for this flight and your host is Mark Decker, owner of this elite airline, which he has just purchased from Aristotle Onassis. We are now leaving on board flight number 486 from Athens to New York. We arrive just in time for Shelly DeWester's 25th Anniversary showing. Shelly is celebrating twenty-five consecutive years as the world s top fashion designer. From here we go to Boston by Rolls Royce. We see Matt Green play with the Boston Celtics. Neeldess to say they won. Before we left Boston we took in a concert and were surprised to find Flossie McAfoos the lead singer. We have a long trip from Boston to Detroit, Michigan, where we find Todd Cox as President of the Ford Motors Corp. He tells us that Kevin Lambert and Todd Barnard are traveling throughout the country wrecking cars as fast as he can make them. They work as Dare Devils. Kevin drives and Todd pays for all. Watch out all you safe drivers! Also in Detroit we find Heidi Maxfield and Elizabeth Lines working as processors for the Betty Crocker Corp. From there we travel to Holland, Michigan, which happens to be the tulip capitol. Here we find Kelly Rowley who is a leading tulip farmer. Just before we leave Michigan we stop in to visit Scott Grams who experiments in the crossbreeding of ducks. His latest development has been a new breed of duck called Super Ducks. We have a long drive from Michigan to Wauneta, where our old high school used to be. Here we went to see Troy Littrel, who is running his Mousetrap factory with quite some success. While at the factory, he filled us in on the latest news in the old home town. He told us that the old school is rocking as Marci McBride is a part time Resource teacher and the rest of her time is spent still playing tricks on the ancient Jon Broadbent. Troy also says from what he has heard Marci's children are going a step further to writing a book entitled, My Mom's Best Excuses, Vol. 10. As we were leaving, the phone rang and Troy related some fantastic news. The former Kathleen O'Neil just surpassed her goal of thirteen children by one. Congratulations! After spending time in Wauneta, we decided to soak up a little sun, so we flew to California. At the airport we saw a dazzling and eyecatching ad. We were so stunned that we had to find the origin of such a masterpiece. We were informed that it was one of Dorothe True's works. She is the best-known commercial artist in the country. Then, odd as it may seem, we saw Don Morgan walking through the terminal and asked what he was doing. We had heard that he was a computer engineer. He said he had been, but automation just replaced him; we offered our condolences and went on our way. A couple of days later we flew to Washington, D.C. on our way home. Here we found Kris Polly as Speaker of the House, which really never surprised us much. He told us that Jim McKinney, our former class sponsor has finally made it to the White House. There is only one drawback; it's only in a janitorial position. Keep trying Mr. McKinney! Stephanie is Chief of Staff at Walter Reed Army Hospital, where she is now taking care of Mr. McKinney. It seems he had a slight accident; when he opened his broom closet everything fell out upon his body. Hope you're feeling better, Mac! WILL OF '86 We the Class of '86 of Wauneta High School, County of Chase, and State of Nebraska, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. TODD BARNARD wills Anita Wheeler his distinctive ability to have a good time. TODD COX wills Dan Cameron his ability to be on time, precisely. MARK DECKER wills Brad Yost his charming ability to get a date with a girl. SHELLY DEWESTER wills Kelly Kitt all of her private parking areas, and to Matthew Heskett her ability to say airy things. STEPHANIE FEKKERS wills her nice clean lockers to Lori M. SCOTT GRAMS wills Eric Broadbent his ability to skip classes, knowing he will use this ability wisely! MATT GREEN wills Trent Minneman his good credit rating, don t abuse it. KEVIN LAMBERT wills Sammi Martin his cultured voice and smooth way with words. ELIZABETH LINES wills the fourth hour art class her happy fence post, her canoe to escape Mike's tall tales and as much fun as they can have next year without her. TROY LITTREL wills Danny Baker his cherished cap and gown, wear it with pride. FLOSSIE MCAFOOS wills her ability to beat egg whites to Anita Wheeler. MARCI MCBRIDE wills her seriousness and ability to stay out of trouble to Lynnette Lawson, take advantage! DEB MCGREGOR wills her naturally blonde hair to those who think blondes have more fun. HEIDI MAXFIELD wills Lynnette Lawson her ability to get along with the professional athletes of WHS. Good Luck! DON MORGAN wills Joni Travis his full set of lockers so she may stack it as often as she likes. Have fun! KATHLEEN O'NEIL wills Joni Travis her ability to have fun no matter what the circumstances, her summer fun, and all of the green M M's in the world. KRIS POLLY wills the oil spots on his parking space to Mac DeHart. Please clean up a little. ELLY ROWLEY wills Dave Eberhardt the ability to withstand another year in Wauneta. Try not to go insane! JOROTHE TRUE wills Dave Eberhardt her racketball playing ability so when the time comes he can beat her 21-14; and a whole year of back scratches. May your back never itch again! VE, THE CLASS OF 198o, will ourselves to the world and its riches! 77 Bronco Boosters I i i i Debra McGregor Valedictorian Seniors' If If you have learned mistakes are ways of learning That all will make, that teachers are your friends. That they are best when they are most demanding. And that your education never ends; If you have learned that grades are rings on targets Put there to help you hit the mark. And that if you're a cheater, you're the cheated To turn from truth and light to choose the dark; If you have learned that facts are tools of learning To help you think, that judging is your aim To find the facts then weigh in balanced measure And count that good which has the better claim; If you have learned that rules are made for reasons The purpose being that they help us all. And that the heart in youth will have its seasons And like the tides of spring will rise and fall; If you have learned to laugn, but not at others. And to be clean in body, soul and mind. If you have learned that you best star in teamwork. And most of all the gift of being kind; If you have learned that you must serve to master And having mastered, then you owe your best. If you can smile when you have met disaster And start to work again with greater zest; If you have found all men are really brothers And that together we must rise or tall. That he who does the most in helping others Is at the last the greatest of us all; If you regard your promise once it's given As sacrea as an altar's holy flame And treasure most of all things under heaven Your self-respect as well as your eood name; If you have learned that error's often lauded That truth is very difficult to find. You will have earned that coveted diploma And what is more, you'll have a well trained mind. Don Morgan Salutatorian Cte £c« 0 dd jT 35ai«aid IcMS C« i£ru,y Stfpto Uai.e xTfkfcft „Ua� fc Qaitc Qtttt J Q Cmi Mottkru Qi £fi$obdl yfiK ii $4ttwf chf-di Je „Uaio Mai „Ur-T?idr TVh a SiVmv TVwM J 5)4 d O'JkJt 9G TVh.d TWfy £Kdfy Jay 'Votfcy TWtly w4i f tjtuf Bacca auAGatG-Commencewent Sunday, ay 18. 1986 cP ee wtot........................ JUr 9(itt TVfrrt a d icrottrn ....... Qev q), Qcfc, ...................... S TVvnlolo (j Safutotw-o ........ Uotlo Ojftffldfly fltuody a dxnm lc� ci� 0u 15 etty a hSiC«. today eff fn d v Uctf? «v � y yftleidcy sA die On koppw-K 4 d e e� y lrwuc« vtSica cf kef Oass Odets floss ■•yaidy aid T)irtty Qcv Qtd Owe JuAiot Ucuskiffs £o� i Uoddnv £|tf quadbit TWvnoto (j WadiclMia i� od oticii rj Sf ow« CcmmftCfmttt Spfotfl CfowTcff Puwilatic £Ko� m q eed-ct - 78 WalMart — McCook CHERISH SBr Let's take a walk together Near the ocean shore % Hand in hand - you and I Let's cherish every moment We have been given For time is passing by 1 often pray before I lay down, by your side If you receive your calling Before I awake Could I make it through the night? Cherish the love we have We should cherish the life we live Cherish the love, Cherish the life Cherish the love The world is always changing Nothing stays the same But love will stand the test of time The next life that we live in Remains to be seen Will you be by my side? I often pray before I lay down by your side If you receive your calling Before I awake Could I make it through the night? 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