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Advisor
. some trees take hundreds of
years to reach maturity .
_some insects mature and die within a
matter of months...
.. for human beings, reaching
physical maturity takes around
twenty years. Growingup mental-
ly is a process of learning new
things, knowing new people, and
meeting many kinds of situations;
all of this contributes to the
growth of our mind and body.
But our spiritual life also takes years to
develop...
. in prayer...
._in Bible reading .. .
_in meditation...
“Wes GLA OW growth tu Christ has
All of this and much more influences our
Christian life; our goal must be to “know
Christ, and the power of his resurrection.”
So let’s keep looking to Jesus, the author
and finisher of our faith, and continue to
GROW in Him!
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left to right: Lloyd Quaring, Stuart Mieth, J. L.
Grantham, Paul Oswald, Eldon Nickolaus, Walter O.
Ediger. Not pictured: Gustav Thieszen
AAduisory Council aud Goard
Enjoying a moment of relaxation.
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Standing, left to right: Glenn Johnson, Glenn Taylor, Stanley Ehrenberg, Eldon
Nickolaus, Walter O. Ediger — Superintendent, C. W. Gurney.
Seated, left to right: Rev. Ralph Sawyer, Carl Baltensperger, Gustav Thieszen, Thomas
K. Ressel, Albert Franz, Richard Sharman, Paul Oswald, J. L. Grantham, Stuart Mieth,
Eldon Root, Von Paxton, H. K. Sawyer — Principal.
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Once again it is our pleasure to commend to you this pictorial record of a school
year at N.C. compiled by our annual staff. Our Reflector Staff has endeavored to
present a composite of the activities and the people that created the history of
the 1972-73 school year.
What can’t be pictured, however, is how these people and these activities
together worked toward accomplishing the thrust of the key verse for this
annual. “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ."” Many of the activities were exciting. Classes were both interesting and
dull. Chapels were inspirational and so-so. Interpersonal relationships were
varied. But in all a resultant “‘growth in grace, and in knowledge of our Lord. .”
has been the goal, and, we are confident, was the result.
Peruse these pages with “growth in grace, and in knowledge”’ in mind. Perhaps
your imagination can picture what God has done and in some cases what He
Walter O. Ediger would like to have done in hearts and lives.
Superintendent Walter O. Ediger
“But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.”’
Education is growth. The development of minds and bodies has been the
traditional concern of educators for centuries. But CHRISTIAN education adds
the all-important third dimension, Spiritual growth. For thirteen years Nebraska
Christian High School has offered quality education and Christ-centered
activities to Christian teenagers. But even more important than this has been the
challenge to let Christ control our lives and fill us with His Grace: to mature in
the most important knowledge in all creation, “‘the knowledge of our Lord and
Savior.”
H. Kay Sawyer As we page through this REFLECTOR of the 1972-73 school year, let us pray
Principal with the apostle, ‘‘That | may know HIM, and the power of His resurrection, and
the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death.” (Phil.
3:10)
H. Kay Sawyer
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Miss Wiebe keeping the Mr. Sawyer chatting with two seniors Miss B. manning the line
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NELLIE AKERT DELLA BUSENITZ ELLIOT JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON
English Diplomat Biology Cook
John Fletcher, B. A. Piano Drivers Ed
University of Nebraska, Office Secretary Coach
M. A. Whittier Hall Supervisor Freshman Class
Grace Bible Institute University of North
Colorado, B. A.
CAROLYN LANDES KENNETH LIEBELT ALLEN McDERMOTT ROBERT McGREW
Home Economics Music Mathematics Science
Kansas State Band Reflector Junior Class
University, B. S., M. S. Junior Class Nyack Missionary Col- Greenville College, B.S.
Tabor College, B. A. lege, B. S. Middle Tennessee State,
Indiana University, M. S. M. S. T.
DALE MONAHAN ED MUIRHEAD BEULAH MUIRHEAD
Industrial Arts Custodian Cook
Sophomore Class
Wyoming University,
B. S.
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BARRY PACKARD EVELYN PACKARD ALSTON RASMUSSEN WANDA RASMUSSEN
Social Studies Junior High Math Bible Boys’ Dorm Supervisor
Senior Class Girls’ Dorm Supervisor Senior Class
Girls’ Dorm Supervisor Wheaton College, B. A. Boys’ Dorm Supervisor
Adrian, B. A. N. J. State College, M.A. Western Bible Institute,
University of Michigan, B. A.
M. A.
MATILDA PENNER WARD SMITH HELEN SMITH LOIS TIBBETTS
Cook Bible Cook Business
Print Shop Library
Moody Bible Institute University of Nebraska,
B. S.
PATRICIA TYBERG GLADYS WIEBE DOUG WOLFE
English Office Secretary Physical Education
Reflector Diplomat Coach
Piano Piano Azusa Pacific College,
Bethel College, B. A. C. Q. M.
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Love makes the world go round.
The Maestro at his stand.
No one can decipher the hand-
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stature, and in favor with God
and man. Lube 2:52
Philip Thomas Binder
Table Rock, Nebraska
“But of him are ye in Christ Jesus,
who of God is made unto us
wisdom, and righteousness, and
sanctification, and redemption.” I
Cor. 1:30
Craig Lynn Barthel
Amelia, Nebraska
“It is better to be an educated fool
than just a fool.”
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Cathy Jo Anderson
Mankato, Kansas
“You can't love without giving and
you can't give without loving!”
The N.C. family was saddened to
learn of the death of Cathy on
April 21, 1973. Although she will
be missed, it is a blessing to know
she is now with the Savior she
loved.
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Christine Marie Boehr
Omaha, Nebraska
“The Lord shall preserve thy going
out and thy coming in from this
time forth, aad even for evermore.”
Psalm 121:8
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Emmet, Nebraska
‘Idle hands are always in trouble.”
Dean Peter Dahlke
Palmer, Nebraska
“And we know that all things
work together for good to them
that love God...” Rom. 8:28a
William Dean Brush
Hartington, Nebraska
“He who laughs, lasts.”’
Eric Ray Davidson
Lincoln, Nebraska
“A new commandment I give
unto you, that we love one
another; as I have loved you,
that ye also love one another. By
this shall all men know that ye
are my disciples, if ye have love
one to another.” John 13:34-35
Lois Elaine Dworshak
Colorado Springs, Colorado
“Always put off until tomorrow
what you will make a mess of
today.”
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Debora Jane Foley
Omaha, Nebraska
“The true measure of God's love
is that He loves’ without
measure.”’
Barbara Jean Hohndorf
Omaha, Nebraska
“Christian love is for sharing.”’
Roger D. Heiser
Lincoln, Nebraska
“Praise the Lord anyhow!”
Joseph H. Harms
Lincoln, Nebraska
‘“Blessed is the man _ that
endureth temptation: for when
he is tried, he shall receive the
crown of life, which the Lord
hath promised to them that love
Him.”’ James 1:12
Norman Stuart Mieth
Cairo, Nebraska
“If all else fails, read the
directions.”’
Marilee Kay Jones
Lincoln, Nebraska
“God gives his best to those who
leave the choice with Him.”’
Katherine Deannetta Moody
Central City, Nebraska
“Happiness is making a little
sunshine come to someone else’s
life.””
James Ravenscroft
Nenzel, Nebraska
‘... for without me ye can do
nothing.” John 15:56
Dana Joel Osmanson
Omaha, Nebraska
“No man hath seen God at any
time. If we love one another
God dwelleth in us, and his love
is perfected in us.’’ I John 4:12
Vincent Eugene Ressel
Henderson, Nebraska
“They do not love who do not
show their love,’’ Shakespeare
David Franz Penner
Central City, Nebraska
“J am come that they might
have life, and that they might
have it more abundantly.”’ John
10:10
Edward Alan Ritta
Central City, Nebraska
“And we know that all things
work together for good to them
that love God, to them who are
the called according to His pur-
pose.”” Romans 8:28
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Timothy X. Rollogas
Lincoln, Nebraska
‘God tries our faith that we may
test His faithfulness.”
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Deborah Sue VanBoening
McCook, Nebraska
“You just wait until my mom
finds out about this!”
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Jerry Wilford Scott
Hemingford, Nebraska
“Why be unpleasant, when with
a little effort you can be a real
stinker!”
Kathy Lynn Vollers
Pender, Nebraska
“Today is the first day of the
rest of your life.”’
Linda Kay Sellers
McCook, Nebraska
‘“‘He must increase, but I must
decrease.”’ John 3:30
Melody Heather Warren
Dunning, Nebraska
“A joy that’s shared is a joy
made double.”’
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Cathy Anderson Craig Barthel
Dana Osmanson James Ravenscroft Vince Ressel
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“Are you sure you turned in that assignment,
Melody?”
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David Anderson Tim Binder —
Mark Anderson — Stu- Business Manager Jeanne Bowley —
dent Representative Secretary
Stan Buller
Sherril Buller
Gala Garwood —
Kathy Dyck Chapel Representative
Teresa Dixon
Cindy Graber 20 Darla Hermsmeyer
Doug Hamilton — Don Hollesen
Vice President
Debbie Honey well Marci John
Emilie Ignacio
Daryl Lutes
Chery! Lutes
Patti Peaslee Larry Puckett —
President
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Fred Root ' Karen Vollers —
Bob Schroeder Treasurer 21 Kurt Vollers — Stu-
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“That will be ten cents.”’
Loafing on the job? Rush hour!
Always ready with a smile! “Take your choice”
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What’s yours like? Cleaning after a game!!
The candy store — for refreshments after the game.
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Bob Buller —
President
Please, judge! | was
only picking up Pebbles!!
In the rope gallery
Brian DeBoer
Rodney Glynn
Teresa Graber
Byron Harms 24
Pam Hooge Hard at work
Dawn Osmanson
Larry Mu grave
Arlene Mieth
Student Rep.
Jay Macha
Kinda hot?
Caught ya!
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Darla Wakeley
Tom Sharman
Barb Puckett Chapel Rep.
Sec.- Treas.
Phil Parker
Dan Wood
Vice Pres. 25
Using a little elbow grease.
usanna Anthoney
Dennis Garwood,
Vice President
Alan Barthel, President
Diane Garwood
Brenda Buller
Becky Johnson
Kent Forsberg
Penny Nelson
I caught ya!
Cheer away, Joann!
Charlyn Rasmussen, Joann Rath, Chapel
Secretary-Treasurer Representative
> » >
Penne Poppe Ramona Ressel
Mary Jane Russel — Cheri Sears
Student Representative
Vanessa Schumaker Tim Van Boening
English is absolutely amazing!
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Tim Ingwerson Penny Lee Grantham Ron Luikens
President Sec.-Treas. Vice-President
Chuck Rasmussen Just a nice chat Bill Root
Yunior Pigh
Chris Rasmussen Dawn Faeh
Mike Haack 28 Mike Ritta
Rev. Edmond Parker
Evening Study Hall Supervisor
Moody Bible Institute
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James T. Shepherd
Ithaca, Nebr.
“Praise the Lord’’ I Thess.
5:18
Mrs. Vickie Overley
Junior High Mathematics
Kansas State University, B.S
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not pictured:
Mike McCall
Junior
Cindy Klement
Sophomore
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Cedric Boehr Sheri Brush
Sophomore Freshman
Mike Owens Jerry Hohndorf
Sophomore Freshman
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We shall overcome!
How straight and tall
we stand.
Our home-maker of the year — Norman Mieth?!
‘*Gypsies, tramps and
thieves...”
A stitch in time saves embarrassment!
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So far down! (Groan!)
That terrific backhand hit!
This party was such a nice
surprise!
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Varsity
Cheerleaders
D. Foley, G. Garwood, L. Sellers
and M. Warren
Skip-it-de-doo-da day!
Let’s go mighty Eagles!
Sock it to 'em!
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M. Sawyer, R. Ressel, J.
Rath.
The boys do their thing
to raise spirit at a pep rally.
Is it time yet? For what?
A victory!
Top to bottom — row one: D. Wood, J. Macha, D. Osmanson, D. Anderson, J. Harms, T. Ingwerson, E.
Davidson, L. Musgrave.
Row two — W. Barthel, N. Mieth, T. Van Boening, R. Heiser, K. Vollers, D. Penner.
Row three — Coach Johnson, Chuck Rasmussen, L. Puckett, V. Ressel, B. Schroeder, B. Buller, C.
Barthel, Coach Unterseher.
Bottom — Chris Rasmussen, A. Barthel, B. Brush, D. Briggs, D. Lutes, T. Rollogas, D. Griffin.
34 Tim Rollogas Joe Harms Dave Penner
Vince Ressel
Eric Davidson
Norman Mieth
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Bill Brush
Roger Heiser
Dale Briggs
Dana Osmanson Craig Barthel
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Back row: M. Warren, J. Bowley, M. Penner, E. Ignacio. Front row: T. Dixon, D.
Brush, K. Vollers, C. Boehr, D. Hermsmeyer, G. Garwood. Not pictured; L. Sellers.
Back row: J. Rath, B. Buller, M. Russell, D. Wakeley. Front row: P. Nelson, C.
Rasmussen, R. Ressel, P. Hooge, M. Sawyer. Not pictured: P. Peaslee, B. Puckett.
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Left to right: Tim Rollogas, Bob Schroeder, Vince Ressel, Dave Anderson, Phil Parker, Joe Harms, Eric
Davidson, Doug Hamilton, Dave Penner, Coach, Doug Wolf.
Left to right: Stan Buller, Doug Hamilton, Norman Mieth, Mark Anderson, Dave Anderson, Tim
Ingwerson, Byron Harms, Phil Parker,”“Dana Osmanson, Tim VanBoening, Rodney Glynn, Bob
Buller, Dan Griffin, Coach, Elliot Johnson.
Chuck Rasmussen, Chris Rasmussen, Alan Barthel, Tim Van Boening, Tim Ingwerson, Dennis Garwood, Bill
Root, Kent Forsberg, Ron Luikens. Kneeling: Tim Rollogas, Mr. Rasmussen.
Two more for N. C.!! Janitor or basketball player?
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JV action!
Dave has turned acrobat.
Rollie, one on four. Last minute instructions.
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Ressel on the way!!
The beginning.
... as everyone watches Joe!
In for a layup.
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First row: C. Rasmussen, T. Rollogas, B. Buller, B. Schroeder, D. Penner, A. Barthel. Second row: D.
Wood, K. Vollers, R. Glynn, W. Barthel, P. Binder, V. Ressel, B. Root. Third row: N. Mieth, D. Osmanson,
J. Harms, D. Anderson, M. Anderson, T. Van Boening.
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Just a couple more miles! Easy over!
Teammates Softlanding!!
First row: D. Hermsmeyer, K. Vollers, D. Wakeley, J. Rath, M. Russel. Second row: P. Poppe, E.
Ignacio, A. Mieth, D. Brush, C. Rasmussen. Third row: B. Johnson, P. Nelson, M. Sawyer, R. Ressel, 45
C. Boehr, K. Vollers, V. Schumacher.
Many long and dedicated hours are spent
by the coaches and the managers, help-
ing to make an effective athletic depart-
ment. Although the managers are often
neglected, they spend much time doing
all those ‘little jobs’’ everyone else is too
busy to do!
L. to R. Elliot Johnson, Football Coach; Doug
Wolfe, Basketball Coach. Not Pictured: Kenneth
Liebelt, Basketball Coach.
Coaches aud Managers
L. to R. Jay Macha, Phil Parker, Roger Heiser
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“Aud Jesus grew tn wisdom and
stature, and in “Paver With God
and man, Luke 2:52
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Back Row: C. Boehr, D. Honeywell,
Davidson, M. Anderson, S. Buller, P. Hooge, K. Vollers.
3rd Row: D. Osmanson, G. Garwood, M. Jones, V. Ressel, K. Vollers, R. Glynn, P. Binder, F. Root, D.
Brush, C. Lutes, M. John.
2nd Row: M. Kugler, M. McConaughey, T. Sharman, D. Hamilton, T. Binder, D. Penner, B. Schroeder,
D. Dahlke, C. Larsen, J. Bowley.
First Row: M. Warren, D. Foley, D. Griffin, D. Lutes, T. Rollogas, M. Penner, E. Ignacio, Mr. Sawyer,
director.
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N. Glynn, N. Mieth, D. Osmanson, D. Anderson, P. Parker, E.
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Mr. Sawyer, Director.
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Back Row: B. Hohndorf, C. Rasmussen, R. Ressel, T. Graber, B. Johnson, P. Hooge, C. Graber.
Second Row: L. Carlson, D. Osmanson, M. Sawyer, D. Brush, T. Dixon, M. John, C. Lutes.
First Row: Mr. Sawyer, director, J. Bowley, J. Rath, B. Buller, C. Larsen, K. Busselman, D. Wakeley, A.
Mieth, S. Buller, pianist.
Mr. Liebelt, director, T. Rollogas, S. Buller, D. Lutes, V. Ressel, P. Binder, N. Mieth, D. Anderson, D.
Osmanson, pianist.
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From left: C. Boehr, B. Schroeder, M. Kugler, D. Anderson, D. Dahlke, D. Foley, P. Parker, D.
Penner, G. Garwood, S. Buller, L. Puckett, E. Davidson. Not pictured: M. Warren, M. Jones, M.
McConaughey.
“Mee UCAS Pole Ensemble
“IT will sing with the Spirit, and I will sing
with the understanding also.”’ I Cor. 14:15
The Bible speaks often of praise to God, worship of Him as
the Supreme Being, an all-wise and loving Father. Through
our voices we give expression to God of our love and
adoration: we worship him. It is important to remember who
we are singing to, and “sing with the understanding.” At
N.C., students are given an opportunity to use their voices in
praise to our wonderful Savior, Jesus Christ.
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Back row: M. Sawyer, T. Van Boening, D. Dahlke, R. Luikens, C. Graber, E. Davidson, D. Penner, C. Boehr, Mr.
Liebelt, C. Rasmussen, B. Root, D. Lutes, N. Mieth. Middle row: T. Graber, D. Brush, D. Hamilton, K. Vollers, D.
Van Boening, R. Ressel, D. Osmanson, B. Buller, C. Rasmussen, T. Sharman, 8. Buller, R. Glynn, J. Rath, J. Bowley,
N. Glynn, D. Griffin, K. Vollers. Front row: M. Jones, M. Warren, C. Lutes, J. Harms, G. Garwood, A. Mieth, L.
Carlson, C. Ediger; Not pictured — L. Sellers, C. Boehr, M. McCall, P. Parker.
Members of the N. C. H. S. band made a
‘joyful noise’’ as they practiced Tuesdays
through Fridays, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The
practice was necessary for the band as it
prepared for pep rallies, games, concerts,
contests, and a special clinic.
Mr. Liebelt, director; E. Davidson,
President; Gala Garwood, Secre-
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From left to right: Miss Wiebe, Advisor; Miss Busenitz. Advisor; C. Boehr, Editor; K. Vollers,
Circulation Manager, K. Vollers, Asst. Circulation Manager; T. Binder, Asst. Editor; F. Root,
Asst. Business Manager, T. Rollogas, Business Manager.
Diplomat Staff
The diplomat is the school paper and is put
out by the students themselves every 3 weeks.
It has a circulation of over 400 and is enjoyed
by all who read it.
Reporters, Typists, and Circulation Assistants
At the top of the stairs, left to right: D. Brush, C.
Barthel, C. Lutes, C. Rasmussen, A. Mieth, D.
Garwood, J. Bowley, M. Russell, G. Garwood, C.
Larson, L. Carlson, C. Graber, M. Penner, M. Kugler,
M. Warren, D. Honeywell, D. Griffin, W. Barthel.
Standing: D. Van Boening, E. Ignacio, E. Ritta, B.
Hohndorf. Not shown: L. Sellers, C. Anderson, D.
Hollesen, D. Penner, J. Scott.
(from left) Mr. McDermott, Charlyn Rasmussen, Doug Hamilton, Eric Davidson, Marilee Jones,
Nancy Glynn, Tom Sharman, and Miss Tyberg.
First of all, a big thank-you to students and
staff of N. C. who helped the staff of the
‘““Reflector”’ by encouragement and patience
through out this year. It was really apprecia-
ted!
All of Miss Tibbett’s classes, thank you for
doing our typing. It helped save time, espe-
cially around deadlines.
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To Mr. McDermott and Miss Tyberg, there
aren’t enough words to express our thanks —
for coming to the meetings no matter what,
proofreading pages all afternoon, helping with
ideas when no one else had any, and so many
other things.
Nancy and Doug, good luck next year, and
have fun! Thank you so much for your help
and encouragement.
Your editor and business manager,
Hard at work — as usual! aot SVinrter ¢ Deas
Time really flies
when deadlines are
near!
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Seated from left: M. Russell, M. Anderson, L. Dworshak, Mr. Rassmussen, N. Mieth, President, P. Binder,
K. Vollers, A Mieth.
Eric Davidson hard at work .. . ... on a student rep. project.
From left to right are M. Ritta, Jr. High, T. Sharman, Sophomore, G. Garwood, Junior, Miss Wiebe, Mr.
Sawyer, Mr. Johnson, Miss Landes, C. Boehr, Senior, J. Rath, Freshman.
During spiritual emphasis
week...
Mr. Wiebe spoke to us about the abundant
Mr. Smith helped many stu- life.
dents.
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Each fall leadership’ is
shown in_ spiritual and
academic abilities through
the student body presiden-
tial campaign. The election
involves the entire student
body, as each faithfully
backs his candidate.
Norman Meith, Tim Rollogas
Student Body President
“Ihe Scbserifition Drive
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A winning SMILE!
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The Bald Eagles . . in action.
Registration
Term paper blahs? Daniel Packard, our “‘little brother”
“Oh good; birthday cake!”’ Trick or Treat? Having your cake and eating it too.
Pop bottle chorus
Hillbilly John A huff, and puff, and they all go out!
Is waxing that tiring? N.C.H.S. football pride.
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Dorm officers: Norman Mieth.
Joe Harms. Eric Davidson.
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Wednesday night prayer
meeting.
Getting the monthly news roundup.
Cracking the books.
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What a beautiful place for a cattle crossing.
Hall. Friendship
Would you believe that’s the end
of the fifth watermelon?
East Hall — A garage and
cafe?!?
Get to scrubbing!
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Really with it: the after-school “‘blahs’’. Having fun?
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Getting together and relaxing
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“Behold, He Cometh!” In honoring the
Senior class of 1973, the Juniors used the
theme of Christ’s second coming for the
Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held on
April 16, 1973.
After a tasty meal which was served by the
Sophomores, Pete Schroeder presented three
vocal selections. Mr. Fred Zabel, the main
speaker, then challenged those present to
prepare themselves and others for Christ’s
second coming.
Cindi and Cedric waiting on the head table. Weston escorting Mrs
Schroeder.
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EDDA’S MOTEL
Mrs. Berniece Luikens, Owner
Central City, Nebraska
Phone 946-3066
Your Christian Home Away From Home |
PHIL BOLLING LOCKERS
PHONE 946-2551 CENTRAL CITY, NEBR.
Complete Meat Processing
Selling Beef Cure and Smoke
By The The Year Around
Quarter, Half or Whole Lard Rendering
YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE—FAST—EFFICIENT
JUSTICE & LOCKE DRUG CO.
Prescriptions
CENTRAL CITY, NERR. PHONE 946-2501
70
REDMAN SHOE CO.
Where Fit Comes First
Shoes For All the Family
Central City, Nebraska
Nordstedts
Ethel A. and Charlies J. Heeny
Owners
GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN, BOYS, AND LADIES
Phone 946-3281
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
FOSTER LUMBER CO.
| Cedar’s Home Improvement
217 G. Street CCH
PEON i, | The Home of Speed Queen
| Laundry Equipment
Morris Paints & Wall Covering
Carpets by Monarch & Capitol
| SERVICE ON ALL KINDS OF
| LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT
Phone 946-2442
CENTRAL CITY'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE
Continuous Service Since 1921
Phone 946- 2672
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
GEREN DRUG Community
Service Station
Phillips 66 gas, oil and excellent service
geomet
THE REXALL STORE
Phone 946-2772 Central City, Nebr.
Community Sale Barn
SALE EVERY THURSDAY
We sell hogs, cattle,
sheep, and horses
For top sale service call 946-2831 or
see Elmer Galusha and Sons—Auctioneers
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VISTILNAY CO
Hardware
Irrigation and Mechanical
Contracting
Air Conditioning
Plumbing and Heating
306 G Street
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA 6882
Phone 308-946-3182
Yr MMP Soller
Ware Te Know
Central City Auto Parts Co.
Complete Machine Shop
Phone 946-2102
Central City, Nebraska 68826
JIM’S G. W. FOODS
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
The Home of
SHURFINE FOODS
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OMPANY |
Phone 946-2131
SAFEWAY
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
CEN TR AL MOTORS
Maverick — Pinto
Torino — Galaxie
Mustang — Thunderbird
by
FORD FOR ‘73
Sales & Service
Central City, Nebras
Lepp & Larsen, Inc.
HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
AND
GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS
EUGENE VAN BOENING 205 FIRST WEST
AREA DISTRICT PHONE 345-2718 We extend our quality and service in a full line
of JD equipment, Hesston Swathing and Stacking
Ki Ly @ . M C k Equipment, Fox Forage Equipment, Bushhog Shreaders
ir y Oo. oO Cc O00 and Disc Harrows. and Dual loaders
SALES SERVICE
McCook, Nebraska STOP IN TODAY
NO OTHER APPLIANCE WILL DO
SO MANY THINGS FOR YOU
WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF VACUUMS
KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST DIRT!
WY. 30 Phone 946-3041
VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE
ee. & REA DAIRY QUEEN
Wiring & Rewiring
Contracting
New or Remodeling
Glenn Vanosdall—Owner
GRAND ISLAND
1222 West 4th
Ph. 382-5656
Central City, Nebraska
73
ROWSE “DOUBLE 9” MOWERS
This is the mowing outfit that is finding
favor with farmers and ranchers alike,
featuring two |. H. C. mowers with
9-ft. bars mounted on one tractor. Both
mowers are the pitmanless balanced
head type for smooth, fast operation.
Rear mower is driven by a drive shaft
through 2 right angle gear boxes Each
mower bar is raised and lowered indi-
vidually from hydraulic system of tractor.
TRANSPORTATION IS
NO PROBLEM
It takes only seconds to change this trail mower
from mowing position to transport position. To
transport the mower, simply release the ball
hitch on the front end of the tractor and hook to
the ball mounted on the rear axle of the tractor,
thus letting the mower trail directly behind the
tractor. The two wheels on the trail mower are
caster wheels and automatically assume the
direction the mower is being pulled.
(This Mowing Outfit can also be furnished with & i @ .
two 7 ft. bars instead of the two 9 ft.) Ready to be moved anywhere.
Manufactured By
Rowse Hydraulic Rakes Co., Inc.
BURWELL, NEBRASKA 68823
22 Miles North of Burwell, Nebraska on Highway No. 11
74 Phone (308) 348-2276
“Rowse Hydraulic Rakes”
Made in Sizes 16’ - 20’ - 24’ - 25’ - 28’ - 30° - 36’ - 42’
@ This rake is very flexible and merely floats
over the ground, as the rake is carried by 5 wheels
which are so arranged that uneven ground has
little effect on the rake. This also protects the rake
teeth from breakage.
@ Another feature that protects the teeth is
springs on the holddown, which absorb much of
the shock and strain on the teeth.
@ One double-acting hydraulic cylinder easily
operates the rake.
@ This is the rake that has made all other rakes
obsolete, and has found favor with farmers and
ranchers alike.
Rake, in operating position
TRANSPORTATION — NO PROBLEM
It takes only seconds to change this rake from operating
position to transport position. To transport the rake. the tractor
is disengaged from the main tongue, which is then lifted to an
upwardly position. The tractor is then engaged to a short
tongue which is assembled to one of the end wheels. This
wheel is locked in position by means of a pin when the rake
is in operating position. (See picture at left.) The opposite end
wheel locks in two posi-
tions, one for raking, the
other for transportation.
The center wheels are
caster wheels, and auto-
matically assume the
position the rake is being
pulled. The rake is only
about 8 ft. wide when be-
ing transported, and can
be pulled by car or pick- Lah :
up at least 50 miles per gate, RES Ae % . Bi pee if Woe
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Simple Mechanism changes to
transportation position
MANUFACTURED BY
FREEMAN ROWSE
Ready to be moved anywhere
BURWELL, NEBRASKA 68823
22 MILES NORTH OF BURWELL, NEBR., ON HIGHWAY NO. 11
PHONE 348-2276 U.S. Patent No. 3,240,005 — Canada Patent No. 739.671
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PICTURE
1973 AT GRACE...
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GRACE
BIBLE INSTITUTE
1515S. 10th St., Omaha, Nebraska 68108 Dept
Accredited by the Accrediting Assn. of Bible Colleges
Write for folder “Questions
Answered” and include class
year. Offering degrees in
Christian Education, Missions,
| Sacred Music, Pre-Seminary,
June Johnson Peter Schroeder Laretta Gibson Pastoral Work, and Evangelism,
Steno Dept. Public Relations Adjustments diploma in General Bible;
Supervisor Coordinator Clerk Nursing and Secretarial programs.
1966 NCHS Grad 1966 NCHS Grad 1967 NCHS Grad
“GIFTS and BOOKS OF ETERNAL VALUE”
FOR CHURCH, SUNDAY SCHOOL and HOME
Bibles — Commentaries — Concordances
Sunday School and Church Supplies
Pictures — Music — Records — Greeting Cards
Christian Supply
Center
Mreand Mrs. Jim Walker
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Telephone 432-0901
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
BEREAN FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH
F..Ave. and D. Streets
Central City, Nebraska
A “Home Church” Away from Home
PASTOR — GILBERT LARSEN
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Training Hour 6:30 p.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer Hour 7:30 p.m.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME!
78
2371 “O” Street
BLACKBIRD UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
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sunday School 9:30 A.M. every Sunday. Come
to our annual homecoming on the’ second
sunday in November. Visitors always welcome
We are located north of Lyons, Nebraska, on
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Highway 77, four miles to Highway 51. Then
four miles east, and 1'/% miles south.
CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF ‘73
from
ROSEMONT CHURCH OF THE
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
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2600 No. 70th
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
PASTORS
H. B. Leastman
Dennis L. Gorton
Lincoln's Outstanding Center of
Evangelism and Missions
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BROCHURES
FIRST EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
3300 North 56th
Lincoln, Nebraska
ad ANDREW E. JOHNSON, Pastor
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Christian Book and
Gift Shop
“Your headquarters for Christ-honoring
merchandise in the Midwest”
Books — Bibles — Gifts — Plaques — Novelties
Scripture Greeting Cards —- Sunday Schoo! Supplies
AURORA, NEBRASKA
“The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the
word of our God shall stand forever.” Isaiah 40:8
, HENSLEY STUDIO
Job Printing Social & Business
Rubber Stamps Picture Framing
Wedding Invitations
Napkins — Matches
) Thank You Notes
Wedding Accessories
Complete Photo Service
122 D STREET
PHONE 946-2381
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
Your Weekly Visitor
REPUBLICAN © NONPAREIL
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
For Your
PRINTING and ADVERTISING NEEDS
CALL 946-3081
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NIXON HOTEL
Free Parking —— Air Conditioned |
Truckers Welcome
On Highway 30 Phone 946-9951
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
Bob and Sue Aspedon, Owners |
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( .reasine
Automat Lransmissio!
Adjustment or Overhaul Complete Brak
Wheel Aligning Parts and servic
Brake Drum Lathe and Carbureto:
Shoe Arce Grinde1 Starter-Cenerator
Parts For All Cars
“Service Is Our Business
Phone 946-2301 Central City, Nebr
Campbell & Mathis
TV and Appliance
Your RCA Dealer
Records, Tapes, and Sheet Music
1616 16th St. Phone 946-3891
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
DARLING
MOTOR REPAIR
SERVICE
Phone 946-2880
Central City, Nebraska
CREST MOTEL
Master Charge — Bank Americard
EAST HIGHWAY 30 PHONE 946-3077
Vernon and Rachel Pearson
Owners and Operators
Central City, Nebraska
MUSTARD OIL COMPANY |
PHILLIPS
510 G. St.
Phone 946-9978
Central City, Nebraska 68826
Sport Car or Wagon
Goodyear — Firestone — Goodrich
Central City, Nebraska
Dietze Music House
The Complete Music Store
Conn & Selmer Band Instruments
Sheet Music, Complete Stock
Sohmer, Everett & Steinway Pianos
Hammond Organs
Guitars & Amps, Complete Stock
BOB FENTON & JOHN SHILDNECK
A,
1208 “OO” Street Lincoln, Nebraska
Fertilizers
Farm Chemicals
SEE
AA Farm Service, Inc.
Loyd Adkinson Bob Adams
Phone 946-2201 Box 295
Central City, Nebraska 68826
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Hesselgesser Motor Company
BUICK & OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCK
Phone 946-249)
Central City, Nebraska 68826
KUHN OIL COMPANY
Central City
Mobil Products
Automatic Car Wash
Complete Tune-up Service
519 G STREET PHONE 946-9910
‘Hereford & Crossbred
Feeder Cattle
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ERCEIL E. SELLERS
McCook, Nebraska
~ Custom Made
Draperies Bedspreads
Catherine Schroeder
4934 Myrtle Street
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
CALL 489-1483
Fabrics On Display ™
EVERGREEN UNION CHURCH
14 Miles East of Hayes Center, Nebraska
For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus
the Lord; and ourselves your servants for Jesus’ sake.
For in him dwelleth all the Fulness of the
God head bodily.
Il Corinthians 4:5
Colossians 2:9
“Congratulations on a fine year. . .
As you contemplate the future,
Have you considered. .. .
FRIENDS BIBLE COLLEGE
Haviland, Kansas 67059
Only 4-year Bible College in Western Kansas
PRAIRIE
TRAINS YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE DISCIPLINED
SOLDIERS FOR CHRIST.
Write Today For Our Bible School Catalogue to:
Miss R. Dearing, Registrar, Department E
Prairie Bible Institute
Three Hills, Alberta, Canada TOM 2A0
Congratulations Class of ‘73
Choosing a college is difficult, yet it is one of your
most important decisions. We invite you to join our
students in preparing for the Lord's work.
ST. PAUL BIBLE COLLEGE OFFERS
TWO and FOUR year degrees
Write or call:
ST. PAUL BIBLE COLLEGE
Bible College, Minnesota 55375
(612) 446-1411
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Goldie L. Stearman, Pastor
We are behind you
Nebraska Christian High
Bethel Church of the Nazarene
Palmer, Nebraska
Romans 8:25
“And we know that all things work together for
good to them that love who are called according to
his purpose.”
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Greetings From
Westwood Baptist Church
119th St. and Westwood Lane
Omaha, Nebraska
Sunday Services:
Workshop, 8:30 & 11:00
Sunday School, 9:45
Gospel Hour, 6:00 (October-April)
7:00 (May-September)
John L. Breitholtz, pastor
Dave Arch, youth director
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
“Reaching rural
America for Christ”
Sunny Hill
Sunday School
Rt. 2
Palmer, Nebraska
68864
Copper Plate . Zinc Plate
Nickel Plate Black Oxide
Chrome Plate .— Metal Polishing
Faeh & Rowand Enterprises
Route |
Central City, Nebraska
Shop Phone (308) 946-2019
Specializing in Custom We are equipped to remove
Metal Finishes.
grease and rust from
Bring us one piece
or 1,000,000 pieces metal objects of most
any size, including stoves.
Guaranteed Quality. Y g
Wendell Faeh Lee Rowand
Phone 946-3603 Phone 946-3435 83
Strength for Today from the Past
— Hesston strives to be a
“DOING UNTO OTHERS’ Christian place. It is also
of the curriculum _—
a Nese Mennonite, bringing to bear
s. ganappnesesstene ss the traditions and values of
both ideas. Hesston College is
sixty years old. Yet the
structure stands tall and
intact as we continue
to build on the strongest of
foundations.
For “No other foundation
can anyone lay than that
Tim Detweiler shares himself and his faith which is laid, which is
with inner city children from Operation Jesus Christ.” | Cor. 3:11
Wichita in an activities program spon-
sored by the college. Hopefully, persons
are more important than programs at
Hesston.
Hesston, College
Hesston, Kansas 67062
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Phone 946-9917 2 iin.
Four Year Degree Programs Write: Registrar
CENTRAL CITY Plus... P.0. Box 9332
84 One Or Three Year Programs Denver, Colorado 80209
SMITH ELECTRIC Cargill, inc.
Home of Nutrena Feeds
Electricial Wiring Supplies
Zenith TV — Radio — Hi-Fi
PHONE 946-3831
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA = PHONE 946-2451 Ken Penney, Mgr.
Central City, Nebraska 68826
Authorized Sales and Service for
GO-LITE Travel Trailers,
CENTRAL ALLIANCE CHURCH Pickup Campers & Motorhomes
2820 "0" Stree CAMPER CENTER
Lincoln, Nebraska
Richard E. Bush, Pastor West Hi-way 30, Central City
Unexcelied Quality — Competitive Prices
Sunday Schoo! ‘ pase 9:15 a.m.
Vorning Worship ici x 7 | . 10:30 a.m.
A.Y.F. Meetings ........ ae 6:00 p.m. Art Palser H. K. Sawyer
Evening Service ..... | tcnces FICE EM. (308) 946-9917 (308) 946-2382
Va Wemortam
When the Lord called Carl Baltensperger home to
Glory, Nebraska Christian High School lost a faithful
friend. As a member of the Advisory Council every
year since 1960, he contributed to the school in a
variety of ways. Both his son and his daughter
graduated from Nebraska Christian.
Carl held several positions of leadership in his church
and taught Sunday School until just a few days
before entering the hospital. He was also known for
his active participation in the Gideon Bible Society.
It has been said of Carl Baltensperger that ““whatever
he endeavored to do, he went beyond the call of duty
and put all his energy and being into each task.”’
arl Baltensperger
1914-1973
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Anderson, Cathy
Choir 4; Dorm Officer { Glee
Ciubé 2; Diplomat |
Student Manager 4
Barthel. Craig
Football I. 2. a }. lrack j +
Diplomat Reporter | 4
Binder, Philip
Track I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2
Clee Club 3. ; Che mT > j
Student Repre sentative 4
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Boehr. Christine
Track 2 s & Voli 5 ball _ a ar f
Choir oe = Choir Offic er 3, 4:
Band 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4:
Editor 4; Glee Club 2; Diplomat
Reporter 2; Dorm Officer 3
Briggs, Dale
Football e. - Basket ball j :
Track 1, 3; Student Manager 2. 3
Brush. Bill
Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball |:
Band 1. 2
Dahike, Dean
tasketball 1; Choir 2. 3. 4: Band
l 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3
Davidson, Eric
Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3.
4; Track 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Choir
Officer 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Band
Officer 4; Dorm Officer 4; Class
Officer 2, 3; Glee Club 3:
Diplomat Reporter fs Reflector
Staff 2. 3. 4: Ensemble 2. 3. 4
Dworshak. Lois
Student Representative 1; Glee
Club 2
Foland, Ruth
Chor j: Glee Club 2 i;
Diplomat Reporter 2, 4
Foley, Debbie
Choir 2, 3, 4; Dorm Officer 3, 4:
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2;
Diplomat Reporter 2, i;
Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Trio 2, 4
Harms, Joe
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,
2 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2.
3. 1; Porm Officer 1- Class
Officer 1, 4
Heiser, Roger
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3;
Student Manager 4
Hohndorf, Barbara
Glee Club 4; Diplomat Reporter
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Jones, Marilee
Volleyball 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band
2. 3, 4; Class Officer 4. Editor 4.
Student Representative 3; Glee
Club 2; Reflector Staff Trio 2.
3. 4: Ensemble 2. 3. 4
Mieth. Vorman
Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball
1; Track ] J {- Choir 2? ; j
Band 2? 3 4; Dorm Officer 4
Class Officer 4; Glee Ciub 3, 4.
Student Body President d
Student Manage rs
Mood) Kathy
Ciee Club 2
(Jsmanson. Vana
Football 4: Basketball 4: Traci
{- Choir 4: Band 4: Glee Club
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Penner, Dave
Football 3. 4: Basketbali } ‘,
Track 4; Choir 4; Band 3
Class Officer 3; Glee Club 3:
Diplomat Reporter 3, 4
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Basketbali 1; Student Manager
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Ressel, Vincent
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball ]
2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 3. 4:
Band 1, 2, 3; Dorm Officer 2. 3:
Student Representative 1, 2, 3;
Glee Club 4
Ritta Edward
Diplomat Reporter }: Refl ctor
Staff yA
Rollogas, Tim
Football l. 2 3. 4; Basketbaii I.
2, 3, 4, Track } 4 Chor 3 f;
Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Glee Club
} 64° Jr. High Basketbali Coach
{; Dipitomat Staff 3, 4
Scott. Jerry
Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4@;
Choir 2; Glee Club 3; Diplomat
heporter Ne dhe Ge Se
Sellers, Linda
Volley bali 3 1: Choir 5. 4: Band
3, 4; Class Officer 3; Cheerleader
f; Glee Club ~ Diplomat
Reporter 1, 4; Diplomat Staff 3;
Reflector Sta/f 4
Van Boening, Debi
Band }: Clee Club Z
Vollers, Kathy
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2,
S 4: Chow 3: 3: Bona F. Ss. «4:
Dorm Officer [ a J, .
Cheerleader 2: Glee Club 2;
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Diplomat Staff 2, 3, 4
Warren. Melody
Volley ball a }. Choi 3 } Band
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Lincoin. Ni hraska
Brush. Diana
Hartington Nebraska
Brush. Sheri
Hartington, Nebraska
Buller. Brenda
O'Neil. Nebraska
Buller. Bob
York. Nebraska
Buller. Sherri
Omaha. Nebraska
Buller. Stan
O’Neil. Nebraska
Busselman. Aathy
Rosalie, Nebraska
Caris« rl. Loren
Mead. Nebraska
Dixon. Teresa
Lyons, Nebraska
Dyck, Kathy
Omaha. Nebraska
Ediger, Christi
Central City. Nebraska
Faeh, Dawn
Central City, Nebraska
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Palmer. Nebraska
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Gilt ne r. Nebraska
Graber. Teresa
Griitne r. Nebraska
Grantham. Penn,
Hende rso?ri Nebraska
Griffin, Dan
Omaha. Nebraska
Harms By ro?ri
Lincoln. Nebraska
Hamilton, Doug
Como. Colorado
Hermsmevyer. Daria
Scotia. Nebraska
Hohndorf, Jerr)
Omaha. Nebraska
Holl Se lt. Don
Sioux City. lowa
Honeywell, Debbie
Omaha. Nebraska
How Pe. Pam
Omaha. Nebraska
Ignacio, Emilie
Bloomfield, New Mexico
Ingwerson, Tim
Lincoin. Nebraska
John, Mare
Arcadia. Nebraska
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‘of nirai City, Nebraska
Lutes. Chervi
Central City, Nebraska
Lutes, Daryl
Central City, Nebraska
Met ali. Mike
Kingsley, lowa
McConaughey, Maureen
Aurora. Nebrask a
Macha, Jay
Morton, /ilinois
Mieth. Arlene
Cairo. Nebraska
Moody, Pam
Central City, Nebraska
Musgrave, Larry
Fort Morgan, Colorado
Velson. Penny
Rosalie. Nebraska
Osmanson. Dawn
Omaha. Nebraska
Owens. Mikes
Omaha. Nebraska
Parker, Phil
( Narks. Nebraska
Peaslee, Pat
Puebla, Me xico
Penner. Martha
Central City, Nebraska
Poppe, Penne
Crofton, Nebraska
Puckett. Barbara
Veracruz. Mexico
Rasmussen. Charlyn
Central City. Nebraska
Rasmussen. Chuck
Central City. Nebraska
Rasmussen. Chris
Centrai City, Nebraska
Rath. Joann
Aurora. Nebraska
Ressel. Ramona
Henderson. Nebraska
Ritta, Michael
Central City, Nebraska
Root. Fred
Holmesville. Nebraska
Root. William
Holmesville, Nebraska
Russell, Mary dane
Almeria. Nebraska
Sawyer, Mary
Central City, Nebraska
Schroeder, Bob
Lincoln. Nebraska
Schumaker. Vanessa
Council Bluffs, lowa
Sears, Cheri
Sioux City, lowe
Sharmon. Tom
Palmer. Nebraska
Van Boening, Tim
McCook. Nebraska
Vollers. Karen
Pender, Nebraska
Vollers. Kurt
Pender. Nebraska
Wakeley, Darla
Hartington, Nebraska
Wood, Dan
Omaha. Nebraska
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