Wausa High School - Viking Yearbook (Wausa, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1979 volume:

wausa public school presents viking 1979 wausa, nebraska organizations faculty classes sports ads conclusion 5 27 37 57 84 in memory of We, the Senior Class of 1979, would like to Dedicate this page to the memory of a friend and former classmate, Kyle Whaley. The Journey of Life has a begin- ning and an end. The measure of the success of the Journey is de- termined by how well we have been remembered and if the world is somehow better for our having been on this Journey. kyle whaley Organizations CONCERT BAND: L to R; 1st row- flutes, Cristi B., Joan G., Becky E., Cathy F., Jodi M., saxaphones, Marysa O., Val J., clarinets, Peggy K., Beth W., 2nd row-saxaphones, Steve Deer., Vicki W., alto clairinet, Teresa E., Bass clairinet, Julie M., French horns, Darcy S., Saxaphones, Barbara O., Jayme A., clairinet, Janet G., Denisha W., Donna P., 3rd row- trumpets, Cindy W., Jeff N., Joy J., Randy E., Linda F., Penny S., clairinets, Barb S., Paula R., Cindy F., Tammy R., Veronica O., 4th rowtrombones, Lee J., Dave W., Joe F., Jay J., Doug N., Bill E., trumpets, Mike E., Joy P., Myma C., Shelley R., Karen K., John W., Back row- conductor, Mr. Brykit, percussion, Kevin T., Jim H., Tyler M., Craig S., Craig U., Craig M., tubas, Eric S., Jeff H., Alan D. E., not present Alan R. E., Baritone. music makes the world go ’round On March 30, 1979 at 7:00 A. M., WHS band left town on charter buses to visit our friends in the BHS band. We stopped in Le- Mars, Iowa for morning lunch and at Worthington, Minn. for dinner. When we arrived in Bricelyn we practiced our eleven numbers for the concert that evening. Follow- ing the concert the BHS band hosted a dance in the school gym for our band. We stayed over in the band members' homes that night. The next morning we left at 8:00 P.M. We spent Saturday in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. We visited the Children's Zoo and went shopping in the Empire Mall before dining at the First Edition, where we ate by candlelight and fireplaces. After taking in a mov- ie we started homeward, playing cards and discussing the good time had has. We all enjoyed the trip very much. homecoming 1978 . . . The '78 - '79 Homecoming Royalty were Ruth Albrecht, Ned Blanken- ship, Donna Prather, Alan R. Erick- son, crown bearer Richard Clausen, King Mike Bums, Queen Beth Wake- ley, Gary Bloomquist, Jodi Mase- man, crown bearer Toni Cun- nungham, Jeff Friedrich, Joan Gilli- lan. nights are forever pep club action WINTER CHEERLEADERS included Joan Gillilan, Linda Folck, Karen Bames, Beth Wakekey, Jodi Mosman, Janet Gustafson, Jill Hallen, Ruth Albrecht. PEP CLUB MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Cynthia McQuay, Diane Wachter, Cin- dy Fink, Veronique Ogden, Denise Hult, Robbin Tucker, Michelle Hamm, Tracy True,. SECOND ROW: Teresa McQuay, Penny Suhr, Lisa Bums, Peggy Koehler, Val Becker, Cristi Bengston, Barb Ober, Barb Schultz. THIRD ROW: Myma Cunningham, Denisha Weigert, Donna Prather, Teresa Hamm, Darcy Seger, Cathy Fink, Becky Eck- strom, Vicki Wamberg. GIRLS W-CLUB. FIRST ROW: Penny Suhr, Carol Rodgers, Becky Eckstrom, Vicki Wamberg, Janet Gustafson, Cristi Bengston, Karen Barens, Donna Prather, Val Johnson, Jeana Hamm. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rorvik, Miss Erick- son, Peggy Koehler, Cheryl Claussen, Kris Kristen, Stacy Hult, Kim Dawson, Lora Hoppe, Julie Mainquist, Teresa Hamm, Barb Ober, Nancy Riley, Linda Folck, Lisa Bums, Marysa Ogden. BOYS W-CLUB. FIRST ROW: Ned Blankenship, Jeff Friedrich, Brad Koehler, Alan Erickson, Craig Smith, Gary Bloomquist, Daryl Frevert. SECOND ROW: Phil Doerr, Mike Bums, Roger Koehler, Cary McQuay, Lee Doerr, Alan R. Erickson, Jeff Lind, Dean Munter, Chris Albrecht, Mike Erickson, THIRD ROW: Steve Claussen, Jeff Hoyt, Steve Ritchey, Mike Beaudette, Craig Umberger, Doug Kristensen, Dar Seagren, Bill Eldorado, Craig Mainquist, Kevin Theirolf, Audie Elsberry, Doug Netz, Robert Koehler, Eric Smith, Dan Blankenship, Kevin Lind, Mr. Hageman, John Swanson, Mr. Dittmer. whs kids work on yearbook Those people contributing their time were: Joy Johnson- introduction, band pages; Joy Peters-homecoming, pep club pages; Cindy Woockman-vocal, graduation pages; Donna Prather-drama, prom, academics pages; Karen Bames-faculty pages; Tammy Rodgers-grade school pages; Denisha Wiegert-high school class pages; Stacy Hult-senior pages; Jeana Hamm-football, volleyball; Kris Kristensen-junior high football and volleyball, boys and girls basketball; Teresa Hamm-junior high basket- ball, girls and boys track; Peggy Koehler-junior high track, golf; and Teresa McQuay-ad pages and conclu- sion. Also Darcy Seger and Julie Mainquist helped with the typing. Looking pretty for the picture are from L to R; Donna Prather, Denisha Wiegert, Karen Barnes, Kris Kristensen, Stacy Hult, Tammy Rodgers, Cindy Woockman, Joy Johnson, Peggy Koehler, and Jeana Hamm. Not present were Joy Peters, Teresa Hamm, and Teresa McQuay. singing vikings FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE - FIRST ROW: Cindy McQuay, Michelle Hamm, Robbin Tucker, Veronique Ogden, Ruth Albrecht, Paula Riley, Tami Leisy, Denise Johnson. SECOND ROW: Diane Wachter, Cindy Fink, Tracy True, Jill Halleen, Shauna Ol- son, Kim Whaley, Michelle Thorell, Denise Hult, Karen Kristensen, Miss Vondracek. FRESHMAN BOYS GLEE - Brian Lackas, Marvin Rosberg, Boyd Ober, Jeff Nelson, Jim Hoyt, Steve Claussen, Ned Blanken- ship, John Wiegert, Doug Tan- geman. TRIPLE TRIO - Teresa John- son, Carol Rodgers, Teresa McQuay, Vicki Wamburg, Joy Johnson, Lisa Bums, Janet Gus- tafson , Joan Gillilan. CHORUS - FIRST ROW: Miss Vondracek, Darcy Seger, Tesesa Erickson, Cristi Bengston, Dennis Munter, Jeff Lind, Jeff Hoyt, Leland Doerr, Beth Wakeley, Joan Gillilan, Peggy Koehler. SECOND ROW: Val Becker, Duane Schlote, Gary McQuay, Roger Koehler, Audie Elsberry, John Swanson, Bruce Wrick, Chris Albrecht, Mike Beau- dette, Mike Bums, Maralee Block, Jodi Moseman. THIRD ROW: Joy Peters, Stacy Hult, Kim Dawson, Donna Prather, Joe Feldman, Cory Olson, David Kleinschmit, Jeff Friedrich, Cathy Fink, Lisa Bums, Carol Rodgers, Cindy Woockman. FOURTH ROW: Becky Eckstrom, Connie Wachter, Penny Suhr, Dean Munter, Craig Smith, Bill Block, Eric Smith, Phil Doerr, David Bloomquist, Teresa Hamm, Teresa McQuay, Janet Gustafson. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Riley, Marysa Ogden, Jeana Hamm, Julie Mainquist, Vicki Wamberg, Barb Ober, Joy Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Myma Cunningham, Lora Hoppe, Tammy Rodgers, Denisha Weigert. music contest On April 20, 1979, District Music Contest was held at Plainview. In the group ratings, the following were received: Mixed Chorus-su- perior; Concert Band-superior; Swing Choir-good; Triple Trio- good; Boys Quartet-superior. In the individual performances the following ratings were received: eight superiors, eight excellents, and one good. The top photo in- cludes: FRONT ROW: Joan Gilli- lan, Karen Finn, Vicki Wamberg. SECOND ROW: Jeff Nelson, Jodi Moseman, Tyler Mainquist. The middle photo includes: FRONT ROW: Jeff Hoyt, Mike Bums, Eric Smith, John Swanson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Koehler, Myma Cunningham, Tammy Rodgers, Jeana Hamm, Donna Prather. The bottom left photo: Beth Wakely, accompanist. Bottom right photo: Karen Finn and Vicki Wamberg. We wish to congratulate Mr. Byr- kit and Miss Vondracek and the music students on their participa- tion in the contest and on the rat- ings received. speech contest The 1979 Conference Speech Contest was held on February 26, 1979 at Wausa. Our school had the following par- ticipants : Shelley Rosen and Daryl Frevert in informative public speaking; Kevin Lind in original public address; Jane Dittmer and Shauna Olson in oral interpretation of prose literature; Teresa Erickson and Kim Whaley in oral interpretation of poetry; and Bill Eldorado and Mike Bums in After dinner speaking. 17 the first day of the The Wausa High School Commencement Exercises were held in the High School Auditorium on Sunday, May 13, 1979. The Commencement address was given by Dr. M.L. Anderson of Wayne State College. The class was presented by Mr. Johnson and the diplomas were given to the Seniors by Dr. R.L. Tollefson. Scholarship awards and honors were presented by Mr. Wamberg with Mrs. Schmitz assisting. Jodi Moseman was chosen as valedic - torian, while Penny Suhr was chosen as salutatorian. All- Around Girl and Boy Awards were presented to Beth Wa- keley and Mike Bums respectively. This year the Seniors chose as their motto; 1 'Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. ; the colors were light blue and dark blue and the flower was the white rose. jr. high music FIRST ROW: Sondra Mainquist, Ruth Weigert, John Rosberg, Otto Woockman, Don Rodgers, Daniel Mumm, Lin- nea Folck, Sara Riley. SECOND ROW: Debbie Johnson, Tracy Wilbeck, Mike Anderson, David Wamberg, Joel Hoyt, John Barnes, Marilyn Kleinschmit, Kathryn Kumm. THIRD ROW: Miss Vondracek, Jane Hoppe, Dean Ro- land, Warren Kristensen, Roger Muller, David Olson, Josette Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Eckstrom, Becky Olson, Megan Creutz, Jodene Finck, Debra Kumm. FIFTH ROW: Jodi Gillian, Christine Landholm, Sherry Koehler, Carol Rosberg, Beth Wrick, Kathy Young. FIRST ROW: Debbie Johnson, Jane Hoppe, Sondra Mainquist, Sara Riley, Debra Kumm, Ruth Weigert, Kathryn Kumm, Christine Landholm. SECOND ROW: Jodi Gillian, Jodene Finck, Beth Wrick, Sherry Koehler, Megan Creutz, Becky Olson, Linnea Folck, Christine Story, Josette Swanson, Otto Woockman, David Fink, Carol Rosbersz Tracy Wilbeck, Steve Finn. 6 breaker calling Cinderella The Junior class presented its class play on November 21, 1978. The title of the play was 'Breaker Calling Cinderella', written by William Gleason. It was a two act comedy based on the fairy tale, Cinderella. The story dealt with the use of C.B. radios in Upshaw County, Texas. In this play the Silver Princess was Cinderella and the Cattle King was the handsome prince. The two met over the C.B. radio and were later married by the C.B. Godmother. The play was directed by Mr. Story with Shelly Rosen as the student director. 22 desperate ambrose This year's Senior Class play was called 'Desperate Ambrose' by Donald Payton. It was presented on March 27, 1979. The play is set in the 1880's in a frontier town, Dead Man's Gulch. Am- brose and Bert, two vaudville per- formers, are stranded there and are mistaken for frontier heros. They are able to save the town and some lady hotel owners from the clutches of a crooked sheriff and his gang. The costume wom by Audie Elsberry was originally his grandather's. It was made in the late 1890's. Audie also used an old family Bible. The play was directed by Mr. Lundberg. too much heaven The 1979 Senior Class of Wausa High was honored by the Junior Class on Friday evening, April 27, 1979, at the banquet and prom which was held at the City Auditorium. The theme, Too Much Heaven'' was carried out in pastel colors. Craig Mainquist served as toastmaster. Alan Erickson, Junior class president, gave the welcome and Penny Suhr, Senior class president, gave the re- sponse. Mr. Johnson gave the faculty response. Too Much Heaven'' was sung by Myrna C., John S., Donna P., Gary M., Julie M., and David B., accompanied by Miss Vondracek, Craig M., and Alan E. Darcy Seger gave the dinner prayer. The fol- lowing Sophomores served as waiters and waitresses: (L to R) Vem A., Christi B., Mike E., Val B., Roger K., Jackie S., Randy E., Barb O., Jeff F., Janet G., Steve K., and Joan G. Mr. Timm was the after dinner speaker. The class prophecy was read by Cathy F. and Doug N. Joy P., Darwin S., and Lora H. gave a skit. John S. concluded the program by singing ' 'We've Got To- night. '' The Prom followed the banquet with Patch'' providing the music. Faculty FACULTY academic art Miss Meyer is the academic art teacher. The purpose of this class is to inhance individual creativity. Drawing, painting, sculpturing, and designing are some of the pro- jects that the students partake in besides various other crafts. Miss Meyer teaches the students to use their abili- ties and imagination by stimulating their creativity. Miss Meyer also teaches the Special Education courses. industrial arts The purpose of the Industrial Art class is to prepare the students for vocational schools. It is for those who want to study engineering. Mr. Dittmer teaches this course. He teaches the students basic manipulative skills with various tools. The students work on engines, work with various woods, make model houses, besides a variety of other projects. The other classes Mr. Dittmer teaches are Auto Mechanics, Furniture Construction, Welding, Power Mechanics, Girls Shop (Crafts), Car- pentry, and Drafting-Architecture. 29 general business .ER POSITION EVALUATION The business education courses are taught by Miss Erick- son. The courses include Accounting, Typing, Advanced Typing, Office Practice, Shorthan, and Bookeeping. Each class is an aspect to introduce students into the busi- ness world. In the General Business course the students learn about advertising, balancing checkbooks, how to set up and balance each of their budgets, and a variety of other business interactions. The Accounting Class also focuses on federal income tax forms. home economics Miss Arent teaches Home Economics to 7-12 students. This class has many purposes. It prepares a person for better living in the changing world. The students leam how to handle various problems in life. Miss Arent teach- es each of us to be a better person as a family member, a citizen, and as an individual. She also teaches Family Living and Bachelor living. Mis. Kay Addison Jr. Hi. English Mrs. Connie Anderson Reading Program Mis. Eula Anderson Kindergarten, Elem. Music Mr. Jim Ankeny Biology, Science Miss Lorene Arent Home Economics Mrs. Donna Baker First Grade 32 Mr. Keith Byrkit Instrumental Music Mrs. Dee Carson Jr. Hi. Math Mr. Fran Dittmer Industrial Arts Miss Mary Jo Erickson Business Education Mrs. Pat Fortner Media Center Specialist Mrs. Nancy Hageman Third Grade Mr. Stan Hageman Driver's and Physical Education Miss DeeAnn Heller Second Grade Mrs. Ida Holmquist Fourth Grade Mr. Ron Leapley Physics, Chemistry Mr. Gary Lundberg Social Studies Miss Karen Meyer Special Education and Art Mrs. Marge Nelson Fifth Grade Mrs. Karen Peters Sixth Grade Mr. Lyle Rorvik Industrial Arts Mrs. Bemie Schmitz Guidance Counselor Mr. Ash Story English, Speech Mr. Gary Timm Jr. Hi. Social Studies Mr. Roger Tucker Mathematics Miss Jennifer Vondracek Vocal Music Mr. W.H. Johnson Superintendent Mr. Dale Wamberg Principal The Bulldog The employees for the 1978-1979 year were: Royal Swanson, Paul Ri- ley, Arlen Beaudette, Wilbur Ekdahl, Don Tan- geman, Denny Cautrell, Nancy Koehler, Rita Mo- seman, Doris Ekdahl, Norma Mainquist, Eunice Swanson, Betty Prather, Betty Claussen, Blaine Swanson, Lyle Beaudette, Garland Johnson, and Vi Beaudette. faculty at its best 36 Classes Kindergarten. FRONT ROW: Jon Baue, Jonathan Story, Kristina Wamberg, Carrie Lundberg, Darrell Kleinschmit, Jody Jensen, Joe Munrni, Dion Cautrell, Wade Millikan. BACK ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Michaelle Hintz, Toni Cun ningham, Heather Anderson. Grade One. TOP ROW: Chris Pfeil, Richard Hoppe, Brad Johnson, Gerry Hoppe, Mrs. Baker. SEATED: Kendra Tucker, Colette Anderson, Regina Throener, Amy Creutz, Julie Young, Rich Clausen, Brett Leisy, Danny Wam- berg , Shane Breece. Grade two. TOP ROW: Jason Becker, Mark Dawson, Lance Lundberg, Chris Hints, Scott Dittmer. BOTTOM ROW: Becky Anderson, Cindy Johnson, Tiffany Anderson, Gail Swanson, Heather Norman, Tracy Lurz, Heather Kephart, Bill Monson, Chris Seagren, Miss Heller. Grade Three. BACK ROW: Mrs. Hageman, Paul Story, Joyce Friedrich, Mark Wrick, Danny Schlote, Bumice Monson, Jeff Hoppe, Sarah Johnson, Richard Kleinschmit. SECOND ROW: Darren Vanness, Bobby Dittmer, Jill Dawson, Lori Anderson, Jeny Beaudette, Lance Carlson, Kenneth Claussen, FIRST ROW: Bobby Hoppe, Bill John- son, Mike Thorell, Paul Throener, Laura Anderson, Gail Halleen, Val Clausen. Grade Four. TOP ROW: Randy Leapley, Eric Pearson, Terry Nelson, Brad Kumm, Jeff Frank, Terri Koehler. MID- DLE ROW: Amy Hintz, Rebecca Wamoerg, Lisa Lindquist, Lisa Anderson, Kathy Kleinschmit, Danita Vanness, Gretchen Creutz, Daniele Anderson, Michelle Wintz, Mrs. Holmquist. BOTTOM ROW: Melissa McQuay, Kelly Hamm, Deanna Dittmer, Roger Roland, Darrin Clarkson, Todd Ahlman, Mike Cunningham, David Mumm, Corey Jensen. Grade Five. FRONT ROW: Grant True, Shannon Ahlman, Greg Gillilan, Tim Johnson, Jeff Wakeley, Dan Kumm, Bruce Kristensen. SECOND ROW: Kip Suhr, Rodney Roland. THIRD ROW: Greg McQuay, Bryan Tucker, Marty Clausen, Teresa Young, Sandy Swanson, Jane Bengston, Becky Smith, Patty Wrick. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Dan Story, Doug Munter, Dennis Wamberg, Randy Block. Grade Six. FIRST ROW: Dan Kleinschmit, Mark Jacob, Chris Wilbeck, Mike Wintz, Michael Lackas, Doug Jen- sen, Guy Anderson, SECOND ROW: Brenda Roland, lisa Anderson, Beth Young, Susie Claussen, Donis Bratetic, Kristine Lauck, Michelle Anderson, Tami Nelson, Shawn Millikan. THIRD ROW: Ken Gillilan, Steve Bloomquist, Darrin Lindquist, Brian Frevert, Ed Hoppe, Mrs. Peters. seventh grade Chris Beaudette Rob Bengston Megan Creutz Gail Cunningham Wade Dennis Cindy Eckstrom Jodene Finck David Fink Linnea Folck Marc Gillilan Chris Kephart Debra Kumm Tod Lundberg Sondra Mainquist Daniel Mumm Becky Olson Kirk Otteman Joe Peery Sara Riley Don Rodgers John Rosberg Todd Skalberg Ruth Weigert Otto Woockman eighth grade Mike Anderson John Barnes Michael Carlson Todd Carlson Steve Finn Todd Eckstrom Scott Frevert Jodi Cillilan Jane Hoppe Joel Hoyt Debbie Johnson Marilyn Kleinschmit Sherry Koehler Warren Kristensen Kathryn Kumui Christine Landholm Cheryl Lurz Steve Lurz Roger Muller David Olson Dean Roland Carol Rosberg Christine Story Joel Suhr Josette Swanson David Wamberg Tracy Wilbeck Beth Wrick Kathy Young 43 we’re only RuthE. Albrecht Ned W. Blankenship MarkF. Carlson Steve R. Claussen Jane M. Dittmer Steve M. Doerr Brian L. Eckstrom Cindy L. Fink Jill D. Halleen Michelle K. Hamm James L. Hoyt Denise M. Hult Denise L. Johnson Lee W. Johnson John J. Kleinschmit Karen M. Kristensen Brian W. Lackas Tami L. Leisy Tyler W. Mainquist Cindy T. McQuay Jeff A. Nelson Boyd M. Ober Veronique L. Ogden Shauna L. Olson Paula J. Riley 44 just begun Byron L. Roland Marvin N. Rosberg Doug L. Tangeman Michelle J. Thor ell Tracy L. True Robbin R. Tucker Dan R. Wachter Diane R. Wachter Kim A. Whaley John M. Wiegert FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President-Ned Blankenship Vice - President- Tyler Mainquist Secretary-Jill Halleen Treasurer-Ruth Albrecht 45 moving on up Vem M. Albrecht Jayme C. Anderson Valerie J. Becker Cristi S. Bengston Maralee J. Block Larry J. Carlson Paul R. Dittmer Randy J. Eldorado Alan D. Erickson Mike L. Erickson Joe H. Feldman Karen T. Finn Jeff L. Friedrich Joan M. Gillilan Janet F. Gustafson Jeffery L. Hoyt Chris J. Johnson Teresa A. Johnson Val E. Johnson Brad D. Koehler 46 Roger R. Koehler Steven D. Kumm Barbara S. Ober Vicki L. Otteman Stephen G. Ritchey Donna A. Rosen Duane L. Schlote Jackie A. Schneider Barbara L. Schultz Craig L. Smith Troy E. True Yield A. Wamberg moving on up one last step Karen L. Barnes Michael Beaudette David J. Bloomquist Lisa A. Bums Duane D. Carlson Myma F. Cunningham Leland P. Doerr Becky L. Eckstrom Alan R. Erickson Cathy L. Fink Linda S. Folck Teresa J. Hamm Lara K. Hoppe Jay L. Johnson Joy L. Johnson David K. Kleinschmit Russell S. Koehler Doug D. Kristensen Jeff A. Lind Craig W. Mainquist Julie D. Mainquist Gary W. McQuay Gene C. Metteer Dennis K. Munter Doug D. Netz 48 Marysa C. Ogden Joy K. Peters Donna M. Prather Curtis L. Riley Tammy S. Rodgers Darwin D. Seagren Darcy R. Seger John E. Swanson Kevin D. Theirolf Kevin R. Thorell Craig E. Umberger Denisha J. Wiegert Cindy L. Woockman Bruce A. Wrick David W. Wrick JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Alan Erickson Vice-President-Darcy Seger Secretary-Donna Prather Treasurer-Doug Netz CHRIS J. ALBRECHT. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; W-Club 3-4; VP 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 4; Vocal Clinic 4; Waiter 2; Play Cast 3; Sr. Class Play. DAN ALLEN BLANKENSHIP. FB 1-2; BB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; All Conf 4; Golf 2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; W-Club 2-3-4; Waiter 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play Cast 3. WILLIAM C. BLOCK. Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Vocal Clinic 4. GARY LEE BLOOMQU1ST. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; track 3; W-Club 3-4; Pres 4; Class VP 1; Sr. Class Play; Waiter 2; Co Govt Day; Homecoming Att. 1-2-3-4. MICHAEL R. BURNS. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; BB 1 -2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; track 3-4; letter 3-4; W- Club 2-3-4; Sec-Treas 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Boys Quartet 4; Vocal Clinic 4; Class VP 3; Student Council 4; Waiter 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play Cast 3-4; Sr Class Play; King 4. KIM SUE DAWSON. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; BB 1- 2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; track 1-2-3-4; letter 2- 3-4; W-Club 3-4; Pres 4; Pep Club 1-2; Band 1- 2- 3; Pep Band 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Triple trio 4; Vocal Clinic 4; Waitress 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play Cast 3; Sr Class Play; Business Contest 3; lib. 2. PHILLIP HERBERT DOERR. FB 1-2; BB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; W-Club 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Waiter 2; Co Govt Day 3; Master of Ceremonies 4. WILLIAM HARRY ELDORADO. FB 1-2; BB 1-2-3- 4; letter 3-4; All Conf 4; W-Club 3-4; Band 1-2- 3-4; Stage Band 1 -2-3-4; Marching Band 1-2-3- 4. AUDIE MYLES ELSBERRY. BB 1-2-3-4; letter 3- 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Sr Play; Waiter 2; Co Govt Day 3; TERESA ANN ERICKSON. Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Band 1-2-3-4; Marching Band 1-2-3- 4; Clarinet Quartet 3; Chorus 2-3-4; Play Cast 1- 3-4; Sr Class Play; iConf C Dist. Speech Contest 2. DARYL L. FREVERT. BB 1; track 2-3-4; letter 2- 3-4; W-Club 2-3-4; Chorus 2; Class Sec. 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play crew 3; Sr. Class Play; Lib. 1 - 2- 3. JEANA MARIE HAMM. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; BB 3-4; letter 3-4; track 2-4; letter 2-4; W-Club 3- 4; Pep Club 1-2; Chorus 2-3-4; Triple Trio 2; Swing Choir 3-4; Contest Solo 4; Vocal Clinic 3- 4; Sr Class Play; Student Council 4; Co Govt Day 3; Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1; Annual Staff 3-4. STACY LYNN HULT. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; BB 1-2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; track 1-2-3-4; letter 2- 3-4; W-Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Chorus 2-3- 4; Swing Choir 3-4; Vocal Clinic 3-4; Class Pres 3; Waitress 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play Cast 1-3; Crew 4; Sr Class Play; Conf C Dist Speech Contest 1; One Act Play 3; Lib 1; Annual Staff 3-4; Editor 4. JOSEPH LARRY KLEINSCHMIT. PEGGY SUE KOEHLER. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; BB 1-2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; track 1 -2-3-4; letter 1-2-3-4; W-Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1- 2-3-4; Concert 1-2-3-4; Pep 1-2-3-4; Marching 1-2-3-4; Clinic 2-3-4; Clarinet Quar. 2; Mixed Clar. Quar. 3; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Contest Solo 3-4; Clinic 3-4; Co Govt Day 3; Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Tres 3; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT ALLEN KOEHLER. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 1- 2- 3-4; Golf 2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; W-Club 1-2- 3- 4; Chorus2-3. KRISTINE KAY KRISTENSEN. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 3-4; All Conf 4; BB 1-3; track 1-2; W-Club 3-4; Pep Club 1 - 2; Band 1; Concert 1; Marching 1; Pep 1; Play Crew 3-4; Annual Staff 4. KEVIN LE ROY LIND. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; W-Club 2-3-4; BB 1; Sr Class Play. TERESA ANNETTE McQUAY. VB 1-2; SM 3-4; letter 4; W-Club 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pres 3; Chorus 3-4; Triple Trio 4; Class V-Pres 4; Wait- ress 2; Co Govt Day 3; Play Crew 4; Lib. 1; Annu- al Staff 4. JODI ANN MOSEMAN. VB 1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; Chrldr 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep 1; Clinic 1- 2-3-4; Honor 2; Contest Solo 1-2-3-4; Flute Quartet 2-3; Vocal Clinic 3-4; Class Sec 1; Drum Maj 4; Play Cast 3; Med Career Day 3; Homecom- ing Att 4; Co-ed Correspondent 2; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4. DEAN RUSSELL MUNTER. FB 1-2-3-4; letter 3- 4; Golf 3; W-Club 3-4: Chorus 2-3-4; Waiter 2; Play Crew 3-4. CORY R. OLSON. FB 1-2; Chorus 2-4. NANCY RENEE RILEY. VB 1-3-4; Track SM 2-3; letter 3; W-Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Chorus 2- 3-4; Student Director 3; Sr Class Play; Annual Staff 3. CAROL MARIE RODGERS. VB 3-4; Track 1-3; letter 3; W-Club 3-4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2-3-4; Triple Trio 4; Play Crew 3-4. MICHELLE DAWN ROSEN. VB 1-2-3-4; letter 4; Track 1; W-Club 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1-2-3; Pep Band 1-2; Chorus 2; Y-Teens 1; Student Director 4. ERIC T. SMITH. FB 1-2-3-4. letter 1-2-3-4; BB 1; Track 1-2-3-4; letter 2-3-4; W-CLub 1-2-3- 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Stage 1-2-3-4; Clinic 1-2-3- 4; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Solo 3-4; Boys Quar 4; Clinic 3-4; Class Pres 1; Co Govt Day 3; Play Cast 3; One Act Play 3; Sr Class Play. PENNY JEAN SUHR. VB 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3; let- ter 2-3; W-Club 3-4; Sec-Tres 4; Pep Club 1-2- 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep 1-2-3-4; Stage 3-4; Concert 1-2-3-4; Marching 1-2-3-4; Clinic 2- 3-4; Brass Choir 3; Chorus 4; Class Tres 2; Pres 4; St. Council 3; Co Govt Day 3; Play Crew 4; Sr Class Play; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Med Career Days 3. CONNIE M. WACHTER. VB1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3; Chorus 2-3-4; Play Crew 3-4; Homecoming Att 1. BETH PANN WAKELEY. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chrldr 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Stage 3-4; Honor 2; Clinic 2-3; Clarinet Quar 2-3; Solo 2; Chorus 2-3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Clinic 3-4; Solo 3; Class Tres 1; Pres 2; Sec 4; Waitress 2; Co Govt Day 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pres 4; Homecoming Att 3; Queen 4. I, Chris Albrecht, will my ability to make more trips to Hartington to Mike Erickson. 1, Dan Blankenship, will my soft shooting touch to Doug Kristensen. 1, Bill Block, will but you won't, or will you? 1, Gary Bloomquist, will my car to anyone who wants it. 1, Mike Bums, will my good behavior to Chris Beaudette in hopes that he will use it better than I did. 1, Kim Dawson, will my shot putting arm to Shauna Olson so she will throw in track next year. I, Phil Doerr, will my ability of watching baseball to Mr. Tucker in hopes that he won't get too bored. 1, Bill ElDorado, will my excessive shooting ability to Doug Netz although he won't need it. I, Audie Elsberry, will my speeding ticket on prom night to whoever wants it. 1, Teresa Erickson, will my Plymouth to my brother Alan so that he can finish it off. 1, Daryl Frevert, will my flying ability to John Swanson. I, Jeana Hamm, will my dancing ability in Swing Choir to Donna Prather. 1, Stacy Hult, will to Shauna Olson my arthritic knees so in track she will have to throw shot and disc. 1, Joe Kleinschmit, will my height to Mark Carlson. 1, Peggy Koehler, will to Lisa Bums my old water hose so if her car boils over, she'll have a spare. I, Robert Koehler, will my ability to trade off my cars to Vem Albrecht. 1, Kris Kristensen, will my ability to eat ice cream to any Chemistry student who can eat more than 1 did. I, Kevin Lind, will my athletic abilities to the track team. 1, Teresa McQuay, will my ability to be home by 12 midnight to anybody who can break their curfew more than 1 did. 1, Jodi Moseman, will my ability to get stuck in locker room trashcans at noon to Mr. Tucker. 1, Dean Munter, will my storytelling ability to anybody who can tell more stories than 1 did. 1, Cory Olson, will my intramural basketball abilities to anybody who shoots as much as 1 did. 1, Nancy Riley, sure will if you won't. I, Carol Rodgers, will my ability o get home at 12:00 to Marysa Ogden. I, Shelley Rosen, will my ability to embarrass people in formal places to Marysa Ogden in hopes that she'll have to work at it more than 1 did. 1, Eric Smith, will my track locker to Jeff Friedrich so he won't have to be in the comer all of his life. 1, Penny Suhr, will my ability to look up at everybody to Donna Prather. 1, Connie Wachter, will my different kind of crazy to anyone crazy enough to be that different. 1, Beth Wakeley, will my expanding adopted family to anyone who wants a family the size of a redwood. 55 Sports 4 u. Varsity Players: FRONT ROW; Carol Rodgers, Becky Eckstrom, Lisa Bums, Peggy Koehler, Jeana Hamm. BACK ROW; Cathy Fink, Kris Kristensen, Lora Hoppe, Teresa Hamm, Coach Erickson, Stacy Hult, Shelley Rosen, Kim Dawson. Coach Erickson and the Volleyball team put forth an all-out effort this year. The record was 8-5. Kris Kristensen was named to the All-Conference team. Kim Daw- son received honorable mention. Wausa placed second in the Knox County Tournament this year. B-team; FIRST ROW: Vicki Wamberg, Cheryl Claussen, Karen Barnes, Pen- ny Suhr, Donna Prather, Marysa Ogden. SECOND ROW: Lora Hoppe, Carol Rodgers, Tarrnni Rodgers, Lisa Bums, Teresa Hamm, Cathy Fink, Coach Erickson. C-teamj FIRST ROW: Paula Riley, Cindy Fink, Barb Schultz, Cristi Beng- ston, Michelle Hamm, Karen Kristensen, SECOND ROW: Coach Erickson, Jane Dittmer, Val Johnson, Tracy True, Shauna Olson, Jayme Anderson, tobbin Tucker, Veronique Ogden. football The football team this year put in a lot of hard work, but couldn't quite get it together. The team's record for the season was 1-7. The climax was the Home- coming win over Coleridge. Jeff Lind was named to the All-Conference team. The 1978 Football Team: FIRST ROW: Roger Koehler, Dennis Munter, Brad Koehler, Jeff Friedrich, Jim Hoyt, Steve Claussen, Brian Lackas, Ned Blankenship, Jeff Nelson, Boyd Ober, Kevin Thorell. SECOND ROW: Bruce Wrick, Dean Munter, Chris Albrecht, Alan R. Erickson, Dave Bloomquist, Dave Wrick, Jeff Hoyt, Steve Kumm, Mike Erickson, Alan D. Erickson, Vem Albrecht, Steve Doen-. THIRD ROW: Coach Timm, Coach Hageman, Dar Seagren, Russ Koehler, Gary Bloomquist, Doug Netz, Craig Umberger, Kevin Thierolf, Doug Kristensen, Kevin Lind, Eric Smith, Robert Koehler, Jeff Lind, Mike Bums, Lee DoeiT, Coach Dittmer. S.M. 's: Craig and Tyler Mainquist, Lee Johnson. little vikette volleyball The Junior High started this fall by learning the basics of volleyball and showed improvement in those skills through competition with surrounding schools. The girls first matches were against Osmond when the A team lost 15-13, 15-13. The B and C teams recorded victories. The next matches were against Coleridge when the young Vikettes A team won 15-9, 15-1. The B team found going a little tougher as they lost. The final matches were against Osmond when the Vikettes recorded three wins. The A team won 15-3, 15-5, the 1 'B'' team won 15-11, 15-5, and the C team won 11-5, 11-5. A good way to complete a season for these promising young gals. FIRST ROW: Kathryn Kumm; Sara Riley; Becky Olson; Debra Kumm, Jodene Finck; Megan Creutz; Chris Ke- phart, Sondra Mainquist; Chris Story. SECOND ROW: Coach Rorvik; Tracy Wilbeck; Marilyn Kleinschmit; Carol Rosberg; Jodi Gillilan; Sherry Koehler; Chris Landholm; Beth Wrick; Jane Hoppe; Josette Swanson; Debbie John- little viking football FIRST ROW: Robbie Bengston; Todd Skalberg; Tod Lundberg; Wade Dennis; Joe Peery; Marc Cillilan; Kirk Otte- man; Chris Beaudette. SECOND ROW: Dean Roland; David Fink; Warren Kristensen; John Barnes; Joel Suhr; Rog- er Muller; Steve Finn; Gail Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Coach Hageman; Mike Anderson; David Wamberg; Scott Frevert; David Olson; Joel Hoyt; Todd Carlson; Coach Timm; Student Coach Alan Erickson. The Wausa Junior High Football team completed a fine 3 win and 1 loss season under Coach Stan Hageman. Victories were over Osmond, Hartington, and Bloom- field. Wausa's lone loss was at the hands of Randolph. 63 vikette basketball Left Coaches: Miss Erickson and Mr. Timm. FIRST ROW: (1.-r.): Karen Kristensen; Tracy True; Michelle Hamm; Veronique Ogden; Jane Dittmer; and Vicki Otteman. SECOND ROW: Lynn Johnson; Peggy Koehler; Lisa Bums; Val Johnson; and SM's Cindy Woockman; Joy Johnson; and Donna Prather. THIRD ROW: Kim Dawson; Shauna Olson; Teresa Hamm; Lora Hoppe; Darcy Seger; Stacy Hult; Vicki Wamberg; Marysa Ogden; and Jeana Hamm. FIRST ROW (1. -r.): Peggy Koehler; Lisa Bums; Val Johnson; Cindy Woockman; Joy Johnson; and Donna Prather. SECOND ROW: Kim Dawson; Shauna Olson; Teresa Hamm; Lora Hoppe; Darcy Seger; Stacy Hult; Vicki Wam- berg, Marysa Ogden; and Jeana Hamm. We They Randolph 33 57 Hartington 26 54 Laurel 34 53 Coleridge 20 42 Wakefield 25 39 Bloomfield 26 83 Osmond 37 52 Creighton 41 51 Winside Knox Co. Tournament 22 51 Verdigre t 36 43 Wynot 26 M Plainview 33 41 Osmond Districts 36 57 Bloomfield 23 75 The girls' 1978-79 basketball season proved to be very lenghty. The girls showed much effort and acquired knowl- edge from the mistakes that were made. The coaches are looking forward to returning young talent that should prove to be a valuable asset to the team. Senior Kim Dawson was named honorable mention for the Lewis and Clark Conference. FIRST ROW (l.-r.): Karen Kristensenj Tracy True; Michelle Hamm; Veronique Ogden; Jane Dittmer; Vicki Ot- teman. SECOND ROW: Lynn Johnson; Shauna Olson; Val Johnson; Darcy Seger; Vicki Wamberg; and SM's Cindy Woockman; Joy Johnson; and Donna Prather. viking basketball (1. -r.); Assistant Coach Rorvik; Mike Bums; Phil Doerr; Audie Elsberry; Dan Blankenship; Jeff Hoyt; Kevin Thierolf; Student-Manager Craig Mainquist; Bill El Dorado; Doug Kristensen; Doug Netz; Ned Blankenship; Mike Erickson; Alan R. Erickson; and Coach Hageman. Achieving a third place trophy at the Laurel Invitational; a second place trophy at the Knox County Tournament; and the District Runner-up Trophy were highlights of the 1978-79 Boys Basketball season. Another highlight for the Vikings was finishing second in the Clark Division of the Lewis and Clark Conference. Senior Dan Blankenship was named to the All-Conference team. Bill ElDorado, who was also named All-Conference, was All-State honorable mention in the Top Twenty of the Norfolk Daily News. The Viking 1 'B'' squad finished their season undefeated. We They Crofton 84 51 Harrington 66 72 Coleridge 90 44 Randolph 69 75 Wakefield 63 65 Laurel Tournament Laurel S4 69 Oakland-Craig 70 61 Osmond 64 43 Creighton S9 76 Winside 49 45 Knox Co. Tournament Santee 78 31 Creighton 67 51 Bloomfield 51 ' 63 Wynot 76 54 PI a inview 74 81 Osmond 78 58 Bloomfield 57 59 Districts Wynot 52 45 Bloomfield 62 35 Harrington 46 63 11 wins - 9 losses FIRST ROW (l.-r.): Coach Hageman; Brian Lackas; Doug Tangeman; Coach Rorvik; SECOND ROW: Alan R. Erickson; Boyd Ober; Roger Koehler; Ned Blankenship; Steve Claussen; Jeff Hoyt; Doug Kristensen; Jim Hoyt; Stephen Ritchey; Jeff Nelson; Mike Erickson; Steve Kumm; Jeff Friedrich; and Randy El Dorado. junior high basketball Junior High Girls Basket- ball. BACK ROW; Mr. Rorvik, Lori Johnson, Chris Landholm, Jodene Finck, Sherry Koehler, Jodi Gillilan, Jane Hoppe. Second Row; Chris Story, Deb Johnson, Kathy Young, Beth Wrick, Josette Swanson, Kathryn Kumm, Third Row; Sondra Mainquist, Chris Kephart, Sara Ri- ley, Deb Kumm, Megan Cruetz, Becky Olson, Ruth Weigert. Junior High Boys Basketball. BACK ROW; Alan Erickson, Steve Finn, Joel Suhr, David Wamberg, Joel Hoyt, Scott Frevert, Todd Carl- son, Mike Anderson, Warren Kris- tenson, Roger Muller, John Barnes, Mr. Timm. BOTTOM ROW; Dean Roland, Todd Skal- verg, David Fink, Marc Gillilan, Todd Lundberg, Gail Cunning- ham, Don Rodgers, Robby Beng- sten, Wade Dennis, Otto Woock- man, Kirk Otteman, John Ros- berg. The Junior High 8th grade boys ended their season with a 1-6 record. The 7th grade boys record was 2-3. 69 girls track ’79 TOP; Vicki Wamberg, Tra- cy True, Shauna Olson, Jane Dittmer, Lynn Johnson, Val Johnson, Karen Barnes, Mr. Rorvik. BOTTOM; Teresa Johnson, Kim Dawson, Stacy Hult, BarbOber, Karen Kristensen, Peggy Koehler, Jeana Hamm. The girls track team consisted of four Seniors, one Junior, four Sopho- mores, and four Freshmen. Although young and few in number these girls placed second in the Knox County, won all their dual meets, and placed in the upper half in all the other meets. Jane Dittmer set a new record in the mile run and Shauna Olson, Jane Dittmer, Karen Kristen- sen, and Karen Barnes set a new two-mile relay record. Vicki Wamberg was the only Vikette to advance to the State Track meet. boys track ’79 BACK; Mr. Timm, Alan R. Erickson, Jay Johnson, Mike Beaudette, Russell Koehler, Eric Smith, Daryl Frevert, Mike Bums, Duane Schlote, Joe Feldman, Jeff Hoyt, Steve Ritchey, Mr. Dittmer. Front; Danny Wachter, Alan D. Erickson, Roger Koehler, Craig Smith, Jeff Fredrich, Boyd Ober, Jim Hoyt. The Viking Track team concluded their season with winning two trophies. In the Lewis G Clark Conference meet, Mike Bums set a record, 4:55.8 in the 1600 me- ter run, which broke the previous record of 5:00.6. Mike also broke his own record in the 3200 meter run, 10:52.9, by running a 10:44.2. Mike Erickson qualified for the state track meet in the pole vault at Dis- tricts by leaping a impressive 13' -3 . This also broke the previous school record of 12'-6'1. Out of twenty tracksters there were fourteen lettermen by the end of the season. The team finished first place at the Creighton Dual and the Freshmen-Sopho- more Future Stars Meet. They also re- ceived a second place trophy at the Lewis G Clark Conference meet. The Vikings will return a good group of boys next year and should again be conference contenders. junior high boys track FIRST ROW: Kirk Otteman, Marc Gillilan, Steve Finn, Joel Suhr, Roger Muller, Dean Roland, Warren Kristensen. SECOND ROW: Tod Lundberg, David Fink, Rob Bengston, Todd Skalberg, John Barnes, Wade Dennis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hagman, Mr. Yale, Mike Anderson, Todd Carlson, David Olson, Otto Wockman, Joel Hoyt, David Wamberg, Scott Frevert, Mr. Timm, Mr. Rorvik. junior high girls track The Junior High track teams competed in three major meets and a dual this season. Both the boys and the girls came out on the short short end in a dual against Creighton but competed very well in the major meets. The boys placed second in the Cedar County Relays while the girls finished third in a field of six teams. At the Osmond Invitational the boys claimed the runner up trophy while the girls finished sixth in the eleven team meet. In the final meet of the year, the Know County, both the girls and the boys finished sec- ond. A few junior high records were rewritten this year. Scott Frevert set a new record in the pole vault, a 9' - 0 , Joel Hoyt tied the high jump record at 51 - 3'1, David Wamberg lowered the 1320 yard run to 3:53.2, David Olson extended the triple jump mark to 33' -4'', and the mile relay team of Fre- vert, Hoyt, Olson and Wamberg lowered the record to 4:22.5. For the girls, Kathryn Kumm lowered the 880 yard run record to 2:52, Jodene Finck ex- tended the discus record to 81' -5 , Jodi Gillilan set a new 440 yard run re- cord with a 67.9 and the shuttle hurdle relay team of Gillilan, Kumm, Wil- beck and Deb Johnson lowered that record to 1:08. BACK ROW: Mr. Hageman, Mr. Yale, Lori Johnson, Jodi Gillilan, Sherry Koehler, Jodene Finck, Chris Land- holm, Carol Rosberg, Mr. Timm and Mr. Rorvik. FRONT ROW: Deb Johnson, Kathryn Kumm, Tracy Wtlbeck, Josette Swanson, Megan Creutz, Becky Olson and Sara Riley. golfers really BACK ROW: Mr. Hageman, Ned Blankenship, Jeff Nelson, Dan Blankenship, Robert Koehler, Troy True, Lora Hoppe. FRONT ROW: Lee Doerr, Steve Kumm, Doug Tangeman, Brad Koehler, Becky Eckstrom, Linda Folck, Myrna Cunningham. The Wausa Vikings end a very successful third year in golf. The golfers shot a sea- son low of 347 at the Plain - view Invitational. The highlight of the season was winning the first place tro- phy at the Wausa Invita- tional Golf Meet. In this meet the following people took medalist honors: Dan and Ned Blankenship and Robert Koehler. The Viking team also set a school record of 171 strokes for nine holes. Dan and Ned finished second and third in the district meet at Wayne. For this they at- tended the state meet at North Platte. swing it THANKS BUSINESSMEN! KUHL’S White New Holland Farmhand Parts And Service Leonard C. Kuhl Bloomfield, NE Phone - 373-4334 WAYNE FEED AND SUPPLY Steve Lackas - Wausa Phone - 586-2116 “Feed Service You Can Depend On” a dm It’s Been A Pleasure Serving You Class Of ’79. You Can See The Difference. MAUCK STUDIO Harold Tina Plainview, NE 586-4545 MR. 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