Wausa High School - Viking Yearbook (Wausa, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

ROUND TWO-Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Cdo). with his wile Lee. re-entered the 1988 presidential race Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal UTE METAL —The top- selling album of 1987 Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet” sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever m the metal category. TINY HEROINE— Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on far two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland. Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire. 88. was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth SHOWBIZ — The consummate showman. Liberace. 67 was famous the world over far gbtzmg up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candela bras HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston. 81. acted m 21 films and directed 41. inducting The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen THE SCHOOL It looks like any building When you pass it on the street, Made of stone and glass and marble, Made of iron and concrete. But once inside you can ride A camel or a train. Visit Rome, Siam, or Nome, Feel a hurricane, Meet a king, learn to sing, How to bake a pie, Go to sea, plant a tree. Find how airplanes fly, Train a horse, and of course Have all the dogs you’d like, See the moon, a sandy dune. Or catch a whopping pike. Everything that books can bring You’ll find inside those walls. A world is there for you to share When adventure calls. You cannot tell its magic By the way the building looks, But there’s wonderment within it, The wonderment of books. THE HISTORY OF WAUSA PUBLIC SCHOOL In 1877, the first school district was organized and the first school house was built. The total enrollment was 12. As years went by a larger school was necessary, so in 1890 a four- room frame building was built. In 1895, one year of high school study was added to the curriculum. In 1898, it became a two-year high school. In 1907, the third year was added, and in 1914, the fourth year was added. The first 4-year high school graduation class was in 1915. The present brick school house was built in 1913, which included all grades through high school. In 1960, the grade school rooms were completed making adequate room for the redistricting program. Then in 1964. there was an addition to the school which included a shop, li- brary, home economics, administra- tion offices, and science rooms. A new gymnasium and locker rooms completed the present school in 1975 and was dedicated as the W.H. Johnson Gymnasium upon his re- tirement in 1980. Wausa High School has always been a fully accredited school. The num- ber of Alumni that have graduated from Wausa High School in 1855. ANNUAL STAFF m, Ir: Karen Kddie. adviser. Julie Youiik. Laura Anderson, and Charles Haag. adviser. Bark row. l-r Lori Anderson. I)a Val Clausen, editor, and Teresa Sc halier WE THE “CLASS OF 1988” WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER PAUL. JEFFERY HOPPE WILLIAM JOHNSON GRADUATE ACTIVITIES LAURA ANDKRSON Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4. letter I, 2. .’I. 4. All- Conference 2. X 4. Basketball I, 2. .‘I, 4, letter 1, 2, X 4. All- Conference 2. X 4. Track 2, 3, letter 2. 3, Band I. 2. letter 2, Marching Band I. 2. Instrumental Small Croups I. Majorette 2. Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4. letter 2, 3, 4. Swing Choir 2. 3. 4. Vocal Solo I, Vocal Smull Croups I. 2, 4. Triple Trio 4, Conference Vocal Clinic 2. 3. 4. All Stule Choir 4, Prom Soloist 2, 3. Homecoming Soloist 2, 3. Musical 2. Waitress 2, Animal Staff 4, Jr. High Student Coach 3, 4. Homecoming Attend. 4. Medical Career Day 2. 3. 4. Business Career Day 4. Speech Contest 2, 3. 4. State Speech Contest 2, 3. One-Act Play I. 2, 4. Senior (’lass Play 4. Cheerleader I, 2, 3. W (’lub I. 2. 3. 4. W-Club Sec-Treas. 2, Class Student Council 2. I «OR I ANDKRSON-Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4, letter 2, 3. 4. All Confer- ence 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. I«elter I. 2. 3. 4. All-Conference 4, Track 3. Letter 3, Band 1.2.3. 4, l«etter 3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Instrumental Small Croups 1. Stage Band 4, Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. l«etter 1,2, 3. 4. Chorus Accomp. 1,4. Triple Trio 4. Conference VocalClinic 3. 4. Honor Choir 4. Musical 2. 3. Coun- ty Gov’t Day 3. Waitress 2. Annual Staff 4. Girls State 3. Home- coming Attend. 1.4. Homecoming Queen 4. Medical Career Day 2. 3, 4. Business Career Day 4. Speech Contest 1. 3. 4. State Speech Contest 4. One-Act Play 4. Senior Class Play 4. Cheerleader 1,2, 3, W-Club I, 2. 3, 4. W-Club Pres. 4. W'-Club Sec-Treas. 3. (’lass Sec. 1. 3. 4. TROY BARGKR- Football I, 2. 3, 4, I«etter I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus I. Countv Gov’t Day 3, Waiter 2. Homecoming Attend. 3, 4. Welding Contest 3. 4. W-Club 1. 2. 3, 4, (’lass Student Council 3, 4. LANCK CARI«SON-Track 2, 3. letter 2. 3. Band I. 2. 3. 4. I«etter 3. 4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4. Conference Band Clinic 4. Instrumental Small Groups 4. Stage Band 3, 4. County Gov’t Day 3. Prom M. C. 3. Medical Career Day 2. 3, Business Career Day 3. Speech Contest .3. 4. State Speech Contest 4. Senior (’lass Play 4. W-Club 2. 3. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 3. 4. (’lass Treas. 2. V’AI. CLAUSRN-Volleyball Student Manager 1. 2, 3. Basketball Student Manager 4. Flag-Riffle Twirler 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4. Confer- ence Vocal Clinic 2. 3. 4. Annual Staff 2. 3, 4, Medical Career Day 3, 4. Physical Science Day 2. Senior (’lass Play 4. KKN CLAUSSKN-Foothall 1.2,3,4.1 «et ter 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Letter 1,2,3, 4. All-Conference 3, 4. All-Conference Honor- able Mention 2. Track 3, 4. I «et ter 3, 4, State Meet 3. Prom Soloist 3, Homecoming Soloist 3. Waiter 2. Jr. High Student Coach 3. 4. Homecoming King 4. Senior Class Play 2. 4. W-Club 1. 2. 3, 4. W Club Pres. 4. W-Club Sec-Treas. 3. Class Tres. 2. JOYCK FRIKDRICH Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4. l«etter 3. 4. Track 1. 2. I«etter I. 2. State Meet 1. Band I. 2. 3. I «et ter 3. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. Pep Band I. 2.3. Stage Band 3. Chorus I. 2.3, 4. I«etter I. 2. 3. 4. Vocal Small (croups 4. Musical 2, County Gov’t Day 3. Waitress 2. Homecoming Attend. 3. 4. Medical Career Day 2, 4. Steech Contest I. 2. 3, 4. State Speech Contest 4. One-Act Play 4. Senior (’lass Play 4. W-Club I, 2. 3. 4. W-Club Vice-Pres. 4. (’lass Vice- Pres. 2. Class Treas. 3. 4. Class Student Council 1. JILL CILLILAN-Volleyball I, 2. 4. I«etter 2, 4. Student Manager 3. Basketball I, 2. («etter 1. 2. Track 1. I«etter 1, Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. I«etter 2, 3. 4. Swing Choir 3, 4. Homecoming Soloist 4. Musical 2, County Gov’t Day 3. Waitress 2. Prom M. (’. 3. Annual Staff 1,2,3, 4. Homecoming Attend. 2. Medical Career Day 2. Speech Contest 1. 2. 3. 4. State Speech Contest I. One-Act Play 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior (’lass Play 4. (’lass President I. Class Student Council 3.4. Norfolk Scholastic Contest 4. JKFF HOPPB-Football I. 3. 4. I«etter 1. 3. 4. County Gov't Day 3. Medical Career Day 2. Businevs Career Day 3. 4. Speech Contest 4, Senior (’lass Play 4. Scholastic Contest 4.. W-Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BOB HOP PR Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Utter I. 2. 3, 4. All-Conference Honorable Mention 3. 4. Basketball I, 2. 3, 4. Utter 3. 4, Track 1. 2. 3, 4. Utter I. 2. 3, 4. Band I, 2. 3. 4, Utter 2,3, 4. Utter 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4. Conference Band Clinic 4. Instrumental Small Groups I. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3. 4. Wayne State Honor Band 1, 2, Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4. Utter 2, 3. 4. Swing Choir 3, 4. Conference Vocal Clinic 2, 3. 4. Musical Crew 2. County Gov’t Day 3. Medical Career Day 1, 2, 3. Business Career Day 2. 3. W-Club 1. 2, 3. 4. BILL JOHNSON-Foot ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Utter I, 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. Chorus I, 2. 3, 4, County Gov’t Day 3, Medical Career Day 1. Business Career Day 3. Scholastic Contest 3. W-Club 1, 2. 3, 4. SARAH JOHNSON-Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Utter 3. 4. Basketball 2. Utter 2. Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Utter 2, 4. Marching Band I. 2. 3, 4. Pep Band 1.2,3,4. Conferente Band Clinic 4. Instrumental Solo 1,2.3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Utter 3, 4, Chorus Accomp. 4, Swing Choir 4. Swing Choir Accomp. 4. Triple Trio Accomp. 4, Small Croup Accomp. 4. Conference Vocal Clinic 3, 4. Musical 2. Musical Crew 3. County Gov’t Day 3. Waitress 2. Medical Carter Day 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Plav 4. W'-Club 2, 3. 4. W’-Club Sec-Treas. 4. Class Sec. 2. RICHARD KLRINSCHMIT-Business Career Day 4. Physical Sci- ence Day 2, Senior Class Play Crew 4. MKLISSA MCQUAY-Flag-Riffle Twirler 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4. Con- ference Vocal Clinic 3, 4, County Gov’t Day 3. Homecoming M. C. 4. Medical Career Day 2, 3, 4. Business Career Day 4. BUD MONSON-Football 3, Utter 3. Band 1. 2. 3, Utter 2. Marching Band 1,2,3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2,3. Conference Band Clinic 3. Stage Band 3 Wayne State Honor Band 3, County Gov’t Day 3, Medical Career Day 2. 4. Business Career Day 4. W-Club 3. 4, Scholastic Contest 3, 4. JIM SANDKRS-BaskethalI 3, 4. Utter 4. Track 3. 4. Utter 3. 4, Chorus 4. Utter 4. Swing Choir 4. Speech Contest 3. 4. State Speech Contest 4. One-Act Play 4. Senior Class Play 4. Norfolk Scholastic Contest 3. W-Club 3. 4. DAN SCHLOTR-Countv Gov’l Day 3. Annual Staff 3, 4. Medical Career Day 2. 3. Business Career Day 4. National Science Olmy- piad 3. MIKR THORKLL Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Utter I, 2, 3. 4. All-Confer ence 4. All-Conference Honorable Mention 3. Basketball I, 2, 3. 4, Utter 1. 2. 3, All-Conference Honorable Mention 4. Track 1, 3. 4. Utter 1,3. 4, Chorus 4. Swing Choir 4. Waiter 2. W’-Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DARRKN VANNKSS-Foot ball I. 2. 3. 4. Utter 1. 2. 3. 4. All Conference 3. All-Conference Honorable Mention 3. 4. Basketball 1,2.3. 4. Utter 3, 4. Track 1. 4. Utter 1, 4. Chorus I. Homecoming Soloist 2, 3, Waiter 2. Homecoming Attend. I. 4. Medical Career Day 2, 3. 4. Business Career Day 4. Speech Contest 4. Senior Class Play Crew 4. W-Club 1, 2, 3. 4. W’-Club Vice-Pres. 4. (’lass Presi- dent 1. Scholastic Contest 4. TODD WRBRR Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Utter 3. 4. Track I. 2. 3. 4. Utter 1.2.3. 4. Band I. 2.3, 4. Utter 2,3.4, Marching Band 1.2.3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Utter 2, 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Conference Band Clinic I. 4, Instrumental Solo 1.2. 3, 4. Instrumental Small Groups 1. 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 3. 4. Wayne State Honor Band I. 2, Chorus I. 2. 3, 4. Utter 1, 2, 3. 4, Swing Choir 2. 3. 4, Vocal Solo 4. Vocal Small («roups 2, 4, Conference Vocal Clinic 2. 3. 4. All-State Choir 4. Prom Soloist 3, Musical 2, County Gov't Day 3. Boys State 3. Homecoming M. (’. 4. National Science Olympiad 3. Medical Career Day 2. 3, Speech Contest 2. 3, 4. State Speech Contest 3. One-Act Play 3. 4. Senior Class Play 2, 4. Norfolk Scholastic Contest 3, 4. W-Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Presi- dent 1. 2. 3. 4. MARK WRICK Basket hall 1. 2. 3. 4. Utter 3. Band I. 2. 3. 4. Utter 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Confer- ence Band Clinic 4. Instrumental Solo 4. Instrumental Small Groups I. 2, 3. 4. Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Waiter 2. Medical Career Day 3, 4. Business Career Day 3, 4. W’-Club 2, 3, 4. nr LAURA ANDERSON LORI ANDERSON TROY BARGER LANCE CARLSON VAL CLAUSEN KEN CLAUSSEN JOYCE FRIEDRICH GILLILAN 1“’ :. W - BOB HOPPE JEFF HOPPE BILL JOHNSON SARAH JOHNSON DAN SCHLOTE MIKE THORELL DARREN VANNESS TODD WEBER MARK WRICK CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 19H4. 21 confused Freshmen entered YVausa High School. Th«� se in the class were: Laura Anderson. I-ori Anderson. Troy Barger. I ance Carlson. Val Clausen. Ken Claussen. Jill Dawson. Joyce Friedrich. Bob Hoppe. Jeff Hoppe. Sarah Johnson. Bill Johnson. Rich Kleinschmit. Melissa Mri uay. Bud Munson. Dan Schlote, Mike Thorell. Darren Van ness. Todd Weber. Mark Wrick, and Kim Yunker. Returning for their second year of school were 22 eager Sophomores. Homecoming attendents were: Jill Dawson and Ken Claussen. Prom Waitresses were: I iura Anderson. I� ri Anderson. Sarah Johnson. Jill Dawson. Joyce Friedrich. Waiters were: Ken Claussen. Troy Barger. Mike Thorell. Darren Yanness. and Mark Wrick. The fall of 1988 brought 21 anxious Juniors back to W.H.S. with Kim Yunker leaving and Jim Sanders joining us. Troy Barger and Joyce Friedrich were Homecoming Attendents. The Junior ('lass Play was. “Who Shook the Family Tree. , directed bv Mr. Gary Lundberg. The Juniors honored the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. Returning for their last year of high school were 21 excited and “ready to graduate Seniors. Senior Attendents were («aura Anderson. Troy Barger. Joyce Friedrich, and Darren Vanness. Lori Ander- son and Ken Claussen were crowned King and Queen. “The Jury Room , directed by Mr. Lundberg was presented by the Seniors on April 15. 1988. The Seniors were the guests of the Juniors at the Prom on April 29. 1988. Baccalaureate was held on May 8. 1988. The four years of high school have l� een real and fun!!! COMMENCEMENT The Wausa Public School Com- mencement Exercise was held in the W. H. Johnson Gymnasi- um on Sunday, May 15, 1988. The Commencement address was given by the Valedictorian, Todd Weber, and Salutatorian, Lance Carlson. The class was presented by Superintendent Robert Rogers. Dwaine Kumm awarded the Seniors with their diplomas. Scholarship awards and honors were given by Mrs. Wakeley and Mr. Wamberg. Todd Weber and Joyce Frie- drich were honored as the All- Around Boy and Girl. JUNIORS Becky Anderson Tiffany Anderson Jason Becker Debra Blohm vr’ Jeanne Boecker Mark Dawson Scott Dittmer Cindy Johnson Lance Lundberg Bill Monson Heather Norman Brian Sanders Tim Schaller Chris Seagren Gail Swanson Nicolle Wylie SSBSBBBBBSSBBBSBBBSBffl w BSSSSSSS SSBSBBBBBBS + SOPHOMORES Regina Throener Kendra Tucker Colette Anderson Beth Block Rich Clausen Amy Creutz Rich Hoppe Brad Johnson Lynne Monson Chris Pfeil Teresa Schaller Julie Young Dan Wamberg FRESHMEN Heather Anderson Jon Baue Cindy Beaudette 20 Jody Jensen Darrell Kleinschmit Carrie Lundberg Keith Sanders Troy Schmuecker Kristi Wamberg EIGHTH GRADE ■ Doug Anderson Lora Anderson Sarah Baker Derrick Blohm Angie Bloomquist Andrea Bonde Elizabeth Clarkson Kristin Clarkson Mike Kumm Tony Kumm Travis Strivens Shandy Thorell Cheryl Tollefson Daphne Wagner Travis Weber .'i SEVENTH GRADE Tammi Beaudett Janel Boecker Kevin Claussen Julie Finck Mitch Johnson Brian Kent Leann Kleinschmit Travis Klinetobe ' Heath Norman Todd Pfiel Chad Reineke David Scheer SIXTH GRADE----------- nL $ S' First row: Aaron Thorell, Mrs. Peters, Scott Anderson. Second row: Dan Vanness, April Kumm, Carisa Bloomquist, Brian Wakeley. Third row: Tina Bloomquist, Jeff Nelson, Nicole Gillilan, Tom Sukup, Burnie Rickard, Marty Thorell, Eric Vanness. Fourth row: Becky Bengsten, Loren Claussen, Gretchen Wischhof, Jason Wilbeck, Tanya Pico. ■ FIFTH GRADE-------------------------------------- Top row: Mrs. Johnson, Chris Carlson, Brian Johnson, Jerika Seagren, John Cunning- ham, Sara Young. Middle row: Rod West, Wesley Baedke. Bottom row: Brian Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Jason Seagren, Holly Roggow, Robyn Strivens, Sarah Monson. FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE First row: Traci Satidm. Mr . Nel ■on. Mr Holmqui-t. ( 'arrie Andrr •on Second row. Wendy Thnrell. Nancv Kumm. I .aura (irwn, Jenm- Irr Vannm Third row , ('had Van ne «. Amanda Anderson. Cawy Gullickon. Jrnnw W'eherg. -Imhui Klineltihr, Julie Ren«on. Brian Heandeite. Jenm Kramer. Krhrtta Santrtn. Front h row David Sokup Jennifer Heaudette. Jarrod Hap man. Nkhole Suhr. Nathan Haa, Kendra Rlonmquist. Sheila War ner. Fifth row I .and -it Jansen IXmiflai Rickard. Feter Anderson Shannon Wakeley, Michael Sphere. Travis Haireman. ('aria Wakelev. First r««w Davrk Flaugh. Kelly Baedke. Mr . Hageman. Tara Joy. T««dd Schmuecker Second rowr. Kathi Sukup, Shane Anderson. Wesley Seagren. Jennifer Nelson Third Row: Candance Bloomquist. Tony Munter. Stalling. Nathan Whaley. Mitchell Gullirksen Fourth row: Trad Clarkson. Stacy Finck. Kelly Haue. Christy Green. Darrin Carlson, Gina Pico. SECOND GRADE WAUSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Rogers, Superintendent Miss Heller - Grade 2 1987 - 1988 Top r«� w: Mary ('rwu. iViontr Kh karri. Matthew BluomquiM. Mi.-� Heller. Nicholas BloomquiM. Rutty Gullirk«en. Curtia Vanne � . Middle row loahua Albrecht. Jody Hu(, Mark Heaudettr. Jill Wakeles Bottom Row. Brenda Johmoa. Nathan Weber . Beth ('unninjtham. Chm Dawwin, Daniel Seajrren, Rachel Ander-.n Brent..n Peter . Not Pictured. W Juattn Cunningham. Justin Gullicksen - FIRST GRADE WAUSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Rogers, Superintendent Mrs. Baker - Grade 1 1987 - 1988 Top row Macy Hlooroquiu. Shane Seagren. Jami Gillilan. Mr Baker. Brett Munter. Rachel Anderson. Jimmy Guenther Middle row: Ju� tin Nelson. Viands Deyo. Kyle Stall in . Malt Bethard Bottom row Jessica Suhr. Kyle Korth. F.nn Jnhnaon. Stephen Mnseman. Jeremy Bame . Neil Clauuen. KINDERGARTEN WAUSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Rogers, Superintendent Mrs. Anderson Kindergarten 1987 - 1988 Ti p Rem. 1-r: R«wa Hnneman. Jmicn (ilarlwm, Andrew Suhr. Mr� . Anderson. Benjamin Haedke. Rachel Whaley. Nicholas Haag. Middle r� � w. If: Christm NeUon. Richard Anderson, Matthew Albrecht, Anne Vanne� . Bottom row. Adam Beihards. Beth Acklie. Iju Johnson. Kristen W'akeley. Katherine Pfeil. Michael Anderson. KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION Seated from left to right: Dwaine Kumm, Larry Wakeley, Dale Finck, JoAnn Koehler, Evelyn Blohm. and LaVonne Johnson. ADMINISTRATION Robert Rogers Dale Wamberg Superintendent Principal - FACULTY Eula Anderson Kindergarten Nancy Hageman Third Grade Karen Peters Sixth Grade Ida Holmquist Fourth Grade Roberta Johnson Fifth Grade Connie Anderson Karen Eddie Remedial Reading Special Education and Art FACULTY Joyce Cook Library and Mathematics Gary Lundberg Political Science Roger Tucker Mathematics Kay Addison English Q Robert Rogers World History 4 Diane Nelson English, Speech, and Spanish James Ankeny Science Barbara Skala Science Lorene Arent Home Economics Timothy Gansebom Music David Green Industrial Arts and Coach Barb Wakeley Nurse Charles Haag Business Education Stan Hageman Phys. Ed, Drivers Ed, and Coach Gayle Strand Speech Therapist Greg Conn Industrial Arts and Coach Marcia Wakeley Guidance Larry Clay School Psychologist PERSONNEL Bus Drivers are Terri Suhr, Steve Stalling, Don Tan geman, and Arlyn Beaudette. Secretaries are Rita Moseman and Nancy Erickson. Custodians are Don Tangeman, Garland Johnson, Blaine Swanson, and Steve Stall- ing. Cooks are Arlis Koehler, Eunice Swan- son, Betty Skalbreg, and Betty Prather. SWING CHOIR Front row. Sarah Johnson Second row. l-r Scott Dittmrr. Amy C’reuU. Third row. l-r. Mika Thorail, Jill Gillilan. Dan Wambrrg, and Regina Throe oar Fourth ro. l-r: Cindy Johnaon. Rob Hoppe, Todd Weber, and Lori Anderson. Fifth row, l-r: Jim Sander� , and Laura Anderson Members of the Wausa Choir were back row, l-r. Heather Norman, Cindy Johnson, Laura Anderson, Jim Sanders Lon Anderson. Sarah Johnson. Val Clausen. Middle row. l-r: Heather Anderson. Jill Gillilan, Cindi Beaudette, Bob Hoppe. Mike Thorell. Kendra Tucker. Debra Blohm, Joyce Friedrich. Front row. l-r: Melissa McQuay. Julie Young. Kristi Waraberg, Danny Wamberg. Todd Weber, Scott Dittmer, Lynne Monson, Regina Throener, Amy Creutz, and Mr. Gansebom. CHOIR BAND Band members l-r, front row: Cindy Johnson. Second row, l-r: Regina Throener. Tiffany Anderson. Amy Creutz, and Kristi Wamberg. Third row, l-r: Heather Norman, Gail Swanson, Jody Jenson. Heather Anderson. Fourth ro, l-r Todd Weber. Robbie Block. Sarah Johnson, and Bob Hoppe. Fifth row, l-r Jason Becker, Chris Pfeil, Jerry Hoppe. Lori Anderson. Carrie Lundberg, Bill Monson, Scott Dittmer, Bud Monson. Lance Carlson, and Mark Wrick. Band Majorette was Colette Anderson. Flag twirlers were: Val Clausen, Kendra Tucker, Debra Blohm, Becky Anderson, Melissa McQuay, and Nicolle Wylie. ■ VOCAL SMALL GROUPS TRIPLE TRIO-Cindy Johnson, l aura Anderson, Heather Anderson, Kristi Wamher, Amy Creutz, Heather Norman, Regina Throener, Joyce Friedrich. Lori Anderson, and at the piano is Sarah Johnson. MIXED DUET-Laura Anderson and Todd We- ber. SEXTETS-Cindy Johnson. A Laura Anderson. Kristi Wamber, Amy Creutz, Lori Anderson. Regina Throener. and at the piano is Sarah GIRLS DUET-Amy Creutz and Regina Johnson. roener. VOCAL SOLOS-Todd Weber, Lori Anderson, Scott Dittmer, and Cindy Johnson. PIANO PLAYERS-Sarah Johnson, Cindy Johnson, and Lori Anderson. JR. HIGH MUSIC roP ,£0)?: Elizabeth Clarkson. Cheryl Tollefson, Janel Boecker, Angie Bloomquist, Julie Finck. Sarah Baker, second row: Craig Tollefson, Mitch Johnson. C hris W ischhof, Laurie Wakeley. Andrea Bonde, Lora Anderson, Kristin Clarkson, third row: Brian Kent. Derrick Blohm. Heath Norman, Travis Weber. Kevin Claussen, Todd Pfeil, Chad Reineke. Mr.Gansebom. Tony Kurom. Front row: Mr. Gansebom, Travis Strivens. Chris Wischhof, Chad Reineke, Doug Anderson, Craig Tollefson. Travis Weber Kevin C aussen. second row: Laurie Wakeley. David Scherer, Todd Pfeil. Brian Kent. Joe West, Tony Kumm, Heath Norman, Derrick Blohm, Mitch Johnson, Janel Boecker, Kristin Clarkson, third row: Elizabeth Clarkson, Angie Bloomquist, Sarah Baker, Cheryl Tollefson, Julie Finck, Andrea Bonde, Lora Anderson, Leann Kleinschmit, Joy Schmuecker. ELEMENTARY MUSIC Front row: Burnie Rickard, April Kumm, Crisa Bloomquist, Nicole Gillilan, Becky Bengston. Second row: Jason Wilbeck, Jeff Nelson, Scott Anderson. Tom Sukup. Danny Vanness, Gretchen Wischhof. Third row: Brian Wakeley, Tina Bloomquist, Aaron Thorell, Loren Claussen, Mr. Gansebom. Jerik Seagren. Dawn Anderson, Sarah Young, Holly Roggow. Second row: Robin Strivens, Wesley Baedke, Brian Johnson, Sarah Monson, John Cunningham. Third row: Jason Seagren. Chris Carlson, Rodney West. Mr. Gansebom. r CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders for 198i-88 were Jim Sanders, Mike Thorell, Mark Dawson, Scott Dittmer, Darren Vanness, Lance Lundberg, Brad Johnson, and not pictured Ken Claussen. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Front row, 1-r; Kristen Clarkson and I aurie Wake ley. Second row; Sarah Raker, Janel Boecker. and .Julie Finck, and on top is Elizabeth Clarkson. W-CLUB Members of the girls W-Club were front row, l-r. Laura Anderson, Lori Anderson, Joyce Friedrich, Jill Gillilan, Sarah Johnson, Regina Throener. Middle row, l-r Jeannie Boecker, Colette Anderson, Tiffany Anderson, Becky Anderson, Tony Cunningham. Back row, l-r: Kendra Tucker, Amy Creutz, Nicolle Wylie, Lynne Monson, Beth Block, Carrie Lundherg. Members of the boys W-Club were front row, l-r Lance Lundherg, Darren Vanness, Troy Barger, Ken Claussen, Brad Johnson, Mike Thorell, Scott Dittmer, Mark Dawson, Tim Schaller. Middle row, 1-r: Todd Weber, Mark Wrick, Bob Hoppe, Rich Clausen, Jim Sanders, Chris Seagren, Jeff Hoppe. Back row, l-r Jerry Hoppe, Jon Baue, Chris Pfeil, Dan Wamberg, Brian Sanders, Bill Johnson, Rich Hoppe. CLASS OFFICERS Heather Norman, Deb Blohm. Nicolle Wylie, Chris Sea- gren. _____________________________________ Troy Barger, Jill Gillilan. Mark Dawson, Jeanne Boecker. Back row: Jon Baue. Cyndi Beaudette, Regina Throener, Rich Clausen. Kristi Wamberg, Toni Cunningham, Robbie Block, Carrie Lundberg. Chris Pfeil, Amy Creutz, Collette Anderson, Lynne Mon- son. _____________________________________ Lori Anderson, loanee Carlson, Todd Weber, and Joyce Friedrich.____________________________________________________ 4 SPEECH Front, 1-r: Jim Sanders and Lance Carlson. Middle, 1-r: Scott Dittmer, Todd Weber, Colette Anderson, and Joyce Friedrich. Back, 1-r: Jeff Hoppe, Darren Vanness, Lori Anderson, Laura Anderson, Jill Gillilan. Our Thanks go to Mrs. Diane Nelson, Coach. - COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY - Front, 1-r: Becky Anderson, Tiffany Anderson, Gail Swanson, Jeanne Boecker, Heather Anderson and Cindy Johnson. Back 1-r: Brian Sanders, Bill Monson, Lance Lundberg, Mark Dawson, Chris Seagren, Scott Dittmer, and Tim Schaller. FOOTBALL Front row, 1-r: Tim Schaller, Jerry Hoppe, Jon Baue. Danny Wamberg, Rich Clausen, Brad Johnson, Rich Hoppe, Scott Dittmer, Christ Pfe and Mark Dawson. Back row, 1-r: Coach Stan Hageman, Troy Barger. Darren Vanness, Bill Johnson, Ken Claussen, Lance Lundherg, Hoppe, Mike Thorell, Bob Hoppe, and Assistant Coach Dave Green. Tht Vikings had a great 1987 Football season. Being the first team in the schools history to quality for the state playoffs. The Vikings finished the season with a 7 win and 8 loss record. Two of the Vikings losses went to State Champion Coleridge Bulldogs. Ken Claussen and Lance Lund- berg made All State recognition with Mike Thorell being All State Himorable Mention. Lance Lund- berg was named to the Norfolk Daily News top 20 Team. The Vi- kings All Conference Players were Mike Thorell, Ken Claus sen. and Lance Lundberg. With All Confer- ence Honorable Mention going tdj Darren Vanness and Robert. Hoppe. Senior leadership was one of the Big keys to the success of the Vikings in '87”. Aug 46 Lady Viking� � et f � ufi nilq h� mplptt%t 0-Hu’ imi rif in the tuiai eMtjpl getting into hnfi iy thU r as the f district fthe first red their it sets to •n began !- • Wkdgswo titl round. In «he fm. doinmglDce bjf.di limn VbI L |m. k rig their 0.1 ; ■vui Myid Wyrxn Du- lady Viking� J ling Spencer in � tn ■ict Championship. nr l.incoli ' 'Gh' -f r i A v« good W aum-ta W il i ihrv. In the «emi final itrrc t PsxUm. the � 1 arnfl first round. Wausa im to claim a quar- i,Thr lady Viking� 'Odefrated team in hi in 3 set� , thus Brd i nijWh'hool � v v • • ■ tWyiraBw All « onlr; NKN TOP Anderson edi • t IICon Hommiblf Nf n. and NRN Top i(ion Srnior ! i Anderson earned iference. and ■ ’ � r Nicolle Wylie ener Honorati Mention. A fan Bffu: 'astic r 'Thank you sen- ration at. -k and another VOLLEYBALL Back row, 1-r: Coach Greg Conn, Amy Creutz, Colette Anderson. Joyce Friedrich. Lori Anderson, Sarah Johnson, Laura AndersonJ Becky Anderson, Tiffany Anderson, Jill Gillilan, Lynne Monson, Gail Swanson, Nicolle Wylie, and Assistant Coach ( harles Haag.I Front row, 1-r: Student Manager Heather Norman, Regina Throener, Carrie Lundberg, Cyndi Beaudette, Cindy Johnson, Kristij W'amberg. Kendra Tucker, and Jeanne Boecker. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front row: Student manager Jed Hageman, Brad Johnson, Rich Claussen, Scott Dittmer. Mark Dawson. Student managers, Travis Weber, Travis Hageman. Back row: Coach Stan Hageman, Darren Vanness, Todd Weber, Mark Wrick, Lance Lundberg, Jim Sanders, Ken Claussen, Chris Seagren, Mike Thorell, Bob Hoppe, and Coach Greg Conn. The Vikings had a very successful basketball season as they finished with a season record of 17 wins and only 5 defeats. The Vikings won championships in the Wausa Invita- tional Tourney, the Knox County Tourney, and the Lewis and Clark Conference Tourney. This was the first time in the schools history that they had won all three champion- ships, “Great Job Vikings”! The Vi- kings placed Ken Claussen and Lance Lundberg on the All-Confer- ence Team and Mike Thorell re- ceived Honorable Mention Honors. Ken Claussen was also named to the Norfolk Daily News Top 20 Basket- ball Team. Ken was also named to the Omaha and Lincoln All-State Teams. Ken Claussen closed his ca- reer with 1302 pts. Leadership was provided by Ken, Darren, Todd, Mark, Mike, Bob, and Jim. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front row: 1-r, Kendra Tucker, Carrie Lundberg, Amy Creutz, Colette Anderson, Nicolle Wylie, Regina Throener. Back row: 1-r, Coach Charles Haag, Toni Cunningham, Cyndi Beaudette, Tiffany Anderson, Laura Anderson, Becky Anderson, Lynne Monson, Lori Anderson, and Coach David Green. Boys track members were front row, 1-r: Todd Weber, Darren Vanness, Mike Thorell, Ken Claussen, Scot Dittmer, Brad Johnson, and Lance Lundberg. Back row, Coach Greg Conn, Jon Baue, Chris Seagren, Bob Hoppe Jim Sanders, Brian Sanders, and Gerry Hoppe. The 1988 boys track team turned in a very fine performance this year. Wausa won two first place trophies and two runner up trophies. This was twice the number of medals won over last season. Three records were broken this season: the shot put, 1600m relay, and the 3200m relay. Lance Lundberg threw the shot 52’ V’ to wipe out a 20 year old record which was 51’ 11 V-T . The 1600m relay of Todd We- ber, Darren Vanness, Ken Calussen, and Mike Thorell set a new mark in that event with a time of 3:32.6, erasing the old mark of 3:34.5. The 3200m relay Jim Sanders, Mike Thorell, Todd Weber, and Darren Vanness, set a new mark of 8:29.1, erasing the old record of 8:33.0. The greatest trophy of the year won by these young men was when they won the District Meet. Wausa had not won a district since 1977. Wausa qualified seven young men to the State Track Meet. Lance Lundberg-Shot Put Dis- cus. Bob Hoppe-Discuss. Darren Vanness-800, 1600m Relay, 3200m Relay. Mike Thoress- 3200m Relay, 1600m Relay. Ken Claussen- High Jump, 1600m Relay. Jim Sanders-800 3200m Relay. Todd Weber- 1600m Relay 3200m Relay. A great group of young men and a great year. Thank you Seniors for a great year. You will be missed. GIRLS TRACK Girls track members were from 1-r: Toni Cunningham, Kendra Tucker. Nicolle Wylie, and Coach Dave Green. At the start of the season Kendra had a knee injury and was out for the rest of the season. This left only two girls on the team, which was a big disappointment. Toni usually placed third or fourth in the shot put, and Nicolle usually placed third or fourth in the discus. Track basically is more of an individual sport which takes individual discipline and effort. I would like to thank these three girls for their perseverance and hard work. Coach Green JR. HIGH SPORTS FOOTBALL----- Front row, 1-r: Coach Stan Hageman, Chris Wischhoff. Mitch Johnson. Doug Anderson, Travis Striven� , Travis W eber, Craig Tollefson, and Student Coach Ken Claussen. Back row. 1-r: Heath Norman. Todd Pfeil, Joe West, Mike Kumm. Brian Kent, Kevin Claussen, and Travis Klinetobe. VOLLEYBALL First row: Angie Bloomquits. Second row, 1-r,: Elizabeth Clarkson, and Kristin Clarkson. Third row, 1-r: Sarah Baker, Ix ra Anderson, and Daphne W’agner. Fourth row. 1-r: I eanne Kleinschmit, Joy Schmuecker, Laurie Wakeley, Andrea Bonde. Cheryl Tollefson. and Janel Boecker. Fifth row, 1-r: Student Coaches Laura Anderson, and Becky Anderson. Shandy Thorell. Julie Finck, and Coach David Green. 56 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Student coaches: Becky Anderson, Laura Anderson, Angie Bloomquist, Julie Finck, Andrea Bonde, Sarah Baker, Cheryl Tollefson, Coach David Green. Front row: Elizabeth Clarkson, Joy Schmuecker, Leanne Kleinschmit, Kristin Clarkson. Coach Stan Hageman, Mitch Johnson, Derrick Blohm, Joe West, Brian Kent, Kevin Claussen, Tony Kumm, Travis Weber, student coach Ken Claussen. Front row: Heath Norman, Travis Strivens, Chad Renieke, Todd Pfeil, Doug Anderson, Craig Tollefson, Chris Wischhof. JR. HIGH TRACK 58 Jr. Hi|(h Girl� Track member� were, l-r Klizabeth Clarkson. Laurie Wakeiey. Sarah Baker. Angie Bloomquist, Julie Finck. Shandy Thorell, Andrea Bonde. Cheryl Tollefson. Janel Boecker, And Coach Dave Green. Jr. High Boy� Track member� were front row, l-r. Derrick Blohm. Travi� Weber. Chri Wiachhof, Chad Reineke. Mitch Johnson, and Travi� Striven� . Back row, l-r Coach Stan Hagemen, Tony Kumm. Joe Writ. Mike Kumm. Brian Kent. Kevin Clauaaen. and Todd Pfeil. HOMECOMING The Vikings played a hard game against the Winside Wildcats as Wausa defeat- ed them 36 to 20 for Homecoming “87 . The theme for the evening was “For Always” and was carried forward by the singing of “Always” by Jill Gillilan and Mark Dawson, accompanied by Cindy Johnson. Coronation; Emceed by Melissa McQuay and Todd Weber; presented the royalty as pictured above left to right: Sophomores Chris Pfeil and Colette Anderson, Crown Bearer Nicholas Haag, King Ken Claussen, Crown Bearer Christin Nelson, Seniors Joyce Friedrich and Darren Vanness, Juniors Heather Norman and Lance Lundberg, and Freshmen Carrie Lundberg and Jody Jensen. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cast members include front row, 1-r: Jeff Hoppe, Val Clausen, Lori Anderson, Joyce Friedrich, Sarah Johnson, Amy Creutz, Jim Sanders. Back row, 1-r: Dan Schlote, Ken Claussen, Lance Carlson, Todd Weber, Darren Vanness, Laura Anderson, Jill Gillilan. A ww. Foreman Man with Glasses First Old Lady Second Old Lady Actress Angry Man Blonde Brunette Shy Girl Society Woman Middle-Aged Man Young Man “The Jury Room was the Senior Class play for 1988. A bare stage becomes the setting for murder, as twelve jurors gather to decide the fate of a lovely young girl. Did she stab her uncle in cold blood? Elev- en jurors say yes. One, a student actress, says no. Finally, impatiently, they agree. Furniture is re-arranged, props are brought in, including the real murder weapon. The actress becomes the accused girl. The fore- man impersonates the murdered man. Sev- eral jurors provide comedy as they try to adjust to being “actors. There’s plenty of physical action as the events leading up to the murder and the murder itself are brought to life onstage. But which version is correct? Play-acted murder threatens to become real murder. The verdict and the climax of the play arrive together in a sin- gle smashing finish. Todd Weber Jim Sanders Laura Anderson Jill Gillilan Lori Anderson Lance Carlson Sarah Johnson Val Clausen Amy Creutz Joyce Friedrich Jeff Hoppe Ken Claussen 65 ONE-ACT PLAY The 1987 Contest One-Act Play was entitled Infancy by Thorton Wilder. The play takes place in a park with two women pushing baby buggies and demonstrates the complete lack of understanding of the nature and needs of baby human beings. This year’s cast consisted of Jim Sanders as Officer Avonzino, Lori Anderson as Miss Wilcheck, Laura Anderson as Mrs. Bocker, Jill Gillilan as Baby Moe, and Todd Weber and Baby Tommy. The cast received Runner-up at the Conference Meet and 4th place in District Competition. 6 “Fans of the Year” won awards from Wausa athletes presented by the W- Club presidents. Lori Anderson bes- tows the honor to Tony Swanson as Buck Smith is recognized by Ken Claussen. r AWARDS NIGHT Awards for athletics, music, apeech, drama, and academic achievement were presented to Wausa High School Stu- dents Friday night May 13, in the awards assembly in the Community Auditorium. r: 67 --PROM The Senior Class of 1988 was honored by the Junior Class on Friday. April 29, at the City Auditorium. The theme. “Nothings Going To Stop Us Now”, was carried out in decorations of pink, silver, and white. Gail Swanson and Tiffany Anderson served as toastmasters. Chris Seagren gave the welcome, with Todd Weber giving the senior response and Mr. Rogers giving the faculty response. “Nothings Going To Stop Us Now” was sung by Mr. Gansebom and Andrea Bonde. “Somewhere Out There” was sung by Scott Dittmer and Cindy Johnson. Deb Blohm gave the prayer and Mr. Doug Lindquist was the after dinner speaker. The Senior Class prophecy was pre- sented by the Junior Class. The dance fol- lowed with KG 95 providing the music. 68 r SENIOR SNEAK DAY The senior class trip started at 3:00 A.M. It was raining and then snowing by the time we got to the Osmond corner. We did drive out of it by Norfolk. Our first stop was Happy Chef for a potty break. Then we stopped at Glenwood, Iowa for breakfast. Then we reached the wonderful limits of Kansas City. We stopped at the Regal 8 Motel to unload our stuff. Then off to the Green Mills Candy Factory. After smelling all that candy, we went to The Crown Center for shopping, food and fun. Later that night we ventured off to the Royals game, which they won 13-1. The next day we spent the whole day at Worlds Of Fun. We left at 5:30, but no one wanted to leave. We stopped at Bonanza in Coucil Bluffs and ate the worst meal ever. We reached Norfolk at 2:00 A.M. Our fun filled exciting trip had came to an end. SCHOLASTIC - CONTEST Those honored with medals were front row. l-r: Lame Carlson, Jeff Hop| e. Troy Barger. Ken Claussen. Mike Thorell. ('hris Seagren, and Todd Weber. Bark row, l-r: Jill Gillilan. Joyce Friedrich, Heather Norman. Amy Creutz. Colette Anderson, and Bill Monson. Those attending the Scholastic Contest were: Amy Creutz, Chris Pfeil, Todd Weber, Brian Sanders, Chris Seagren, Jeff Hoppe, Bud Monson, Heather Anderson, Carrie Lundberg, Darrell Kleinschmit, Jody Jen- sen, Bill Johnson, Rich Kleinschmit, Bill Monson, Lance Carlson, Darren Van- ness, Tim Schaller, Scott Dittmer, Julie Young, Lori An- derson, Nicolle Wylie, Deb Blohm, Troy Barger, Mike Thorell, Brad Johnson, Ken Claussen, Bob Hoppe, Cindy Johnson, Gail Swanson, Colette Anderson, Heather Norman, Lynne Monson, Tiffany Ander- son, Joyce Friedrich, Jill Gilli- lan, and Rich Clausen. Double medal winners with the second place trophy were: Lance Carlson, Todd Weber. Joyce Frie- drich, and Collette Anderson. INSTRUMENTAL SMALL GROUPS .JAZZ BAND-Front row, l-r: Bob Hoppe. 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NUMBER ONE — Mariee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in Children of a Lesser God LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall m Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US. Constitution A GIANT WIN — New brk Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate thetr 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI WAR ZONE — While patrolling international waters m May, the frigate Stari was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen HEAT WAVE — U. Coi Obver North seized the spotlight for six days m July during the IranContra hearings. Despite the wave of Oilierrwua many Americans felt North broke the law BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all- time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. 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