GOODRICH
The Goodrich yearbook : 1975-1976.
A Friend Is Someone Who Likes Yo
A FRIEND IS SOMEONE WHO LIKES YOU. IT CAN BE A BOY OR A GIRL OR A CAT OR A DOG. SOME PEOPLE HAVE LOTS AND LOTS OF FRIENDS. AND SOME HAVE ONLY A FEW. BUT EVERYONE, EVERYONE IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD, HAS AT LEAST ONE FRIEND. WHERE DID YOU FIND YOURS?
"QUARREL Willi A FRIEND, AND YOU BOTH ARE WRONG." --LAO-TSE
" WHENEVER TIIERE IS FRIENDSHIP, TIIERE'S A CHANCE FOR HUMAN BEINGS. "
--ALEXANDER
POPE
"A FRIEND IS A PRESENT YOU GIVE YOURSELF."
--ROBERT
LOUIS STEVENSON
"ALL WE NEED TO MAKE TI-IE DAY GO BETTER IS TO REMEMBER OUR FRIENDS, OR MAYBE ONE FRIENDS FACE."
--BESSIE LORRAINE BOLES
It ' s Been An Exciting Year For Ninth Grade
As 1975-1976 progressed, the ninth graders did a lot of things together.
In January, there was the campout at Ashland which was sponsored by Mr. Scott Wille and Mr. Kent Swanson. During the year were dances and in Feburary came the crowning of the King and Queen. This was the most exciting part of ninth grade.
We also had the German Garden in March which proved to be very
interesting
According to Mr. Chuck Evans , ninth grade counselor, "The ninth graders were a good bunch of kids both athletically and accademically. They showed a lot of leadership. II
He also said the class was looke d up to by other members of the school. "They need to keep up the image but not let it go to their heads. 11
Adrian Allen
Salwa Al-Timimi
Jackie Bayless
Jeff Barron
Terri Boeshart
Robin Bowman
Ka thy Brannan
Tony Brekke
Kelly Bridges
Lisa Brown
Dennis Brozek
Kelli Cakl
Ka thy Carney
Jay Carter
Sandra Cashatt
Vicki Chadd
Mike Murphy checks the countdown.
Mike
Chris
Scott Fiedler
Fred
Max Franklin
Julie Fugh
Alan Gagner
Paul
Larry
Twihla
Mark
Jeannie
Vicki Chadd, Marla Sheets and Julie Fugh antagonize Mr. Olmsted by motor-mouthing in band.
Dave Chrisley
John Coffman
Vicky Contreras
Rochelle Cornelsen
Don Dougherty
Rose Ellyson
Evans
Felton
Fox
Pam Fredrick
Gallentine
Vickie Garvis
Gie belhaus
Hamel
Hammer
Harwood
Tammy Hendrickson
Penny Herrington
Teresa Herrington
Brian Hischke
Bryan Horacek
Carolyn Howland
Rita Hunt
Chris Inselman
Paul Inselman
Frank Johns
Randee Johnson
Janet Jones
Sondra Jurgens
Barry Keller
Julie Keller
Debi Kennedy
Vicky Knight
Dale Kohout
John Krebsbach
Grace Lang
Sue McCord and Mike Brown display their affection.
Robin Sawyer deep in her studies.
Mike Larsen
Kim Lassley
Howie Leech
Anita Lemon
Sue Lewis
Mark Liska
Judy Little
Don Lutzi
Liz Mannix
Mark Mannix
Denis Martin
Tammy Martin
Tracie Maxfield
Sue McCord
John McKeighan
Ann Meyers
Patti Miller
Jerry Morrow
Dave Mumgaard
Mark Murray
Ty Seeger and Dave Mumgaard greet their many fans.
Terri Boeshart ad m ires her hair.
Mary Pair
Scott Pape
Jenifer Perry
Loretta Riley
Troy Roth
Jill Rump
Loretta Runge
Maria Salinas
Robin Sawyer
Andy Schizas
Steve Schlegel
Brenda Schowalter
Ty Seeger
Sharon Sellars
Jim Semin
Rene Simonson
Gary Shafer
Patty Shannon
Pam Shaw
Marla Sheets
A few ninth graders show their better sides.
Eddie Kieff attempts to pound some sense in Vicky Contreras.
Barb Sheldon Debbie Shubert Tracy Smalley
Harold SmithKevin Steele Tammy Steffens
Jim Stuart Lee Stuertz Tina Tafoya
Rod Taft
Kathy Tenney
Boni Tesla
Jeanna Truax
Steve VanHoosen
Mark Vetter
Les Watermeier
Kathleen Wells
LouAnn Whisenhunt
Amy White
Kelly White
Charles Whisler
Rebecca Witzki
An Queen of 197
Jeff Barron - Kathy TenneYi
Eighth Graders Almost To The Top
Eighth graders are almost to the top. In the fall when school starts again, they'll show they've almost made it. ,Ninth grade is great, but you'll always remember the friends and memories of the past years at Goodrich.
There were field trips to the Health Department and to Mead, Nebraska. In Social Studies, Mrs. Jan Rogers' class played the game Ellis Island. The room was set up in such a way that students had to enter like immigrants. They had to pass a Health test as well as other immigrant tests.
'{'hey also played a game called Ba Fa, Ba Fa. This game was played with two groups adopting different cultures. The groups
then tried to discover forms of communication pertaining to their culture.
Of course there were the usual term papers, which proved to be a new experience for eighth graders.
Those who survived all this and did a really good job were selected as eighth grade All Stars. These students were chosen on the basis of being good citizens, grades, and those who got their work done on time. All Stars received a special privilege and all went roller skating as a group.
Finally, the eighth graders are approaching their final year at Goodrich. A lot of them are looking forward to the ninth grade
Dennis Adkins
Sanjay Bansal
Ann Barbour
Rene Barfoot
Scott Barron
Brenda Bates
Tom Beranek
Peggy Blecha
Doug Bonnet
Penny Bradford
Jeff Brennan
Carolyn Broadstone
Carole Brooks
Gayla Brooks
Kim Brown
Mike Brown
Lisa Bryson
Dan Cary
Robert Cashatt
Brenda Cedrone
Kathy Corning
Robert Cramm
Elizabeth Crouse
Tim Cruicksh:pik
Alesia Dailey
Jessie Dehsberger
Jolynn Densberger
Linda Dickey
Gus Dittman
Houng Ix, Carol lx>cktor
Lan-y Doughtery
Marc lx>uglas
Kirk Down
Steve Duff
David Eilers
Chuck Fattig
Earl Fazel
David Finn
Judy Fitzgerald
Nora Foster
Carol Frerichs
Rebecca Fry
Kelly Fuehrer
Industrial Arts future welder.
Tim Cruickshank trys his hand at painting in art.
Marvin Gebhart
Jodi Giebelhaus
Melinda Gilbert
Chris Gillam
Judy Gilliland
Margie Gooding
Debbie Gordon
Troy Griffin
Gary Griffith
Scott Griffiths
Larry Hunt
Renae Hursh
Eliot Irons
Debbie Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Cher Guenther
Reggie Haef:fner
Diann Haller
Scott Hansen
Kevin Harding
Karl Hardy
Don Holbroo~ Bernie Hendersoi: Nena Houston
B.J. Hughs
Don Hughs
Tracy Hudnall
Soyez en francais.
•Korinna Jones
Sandy Kahn
Annie Kalita
Marla Kies
Mike Kimmen
Eunice King
Don Kinlin
Greg Kohout
Tina Krause
Denis Kuhlengel
Diane Kurtz
Tammy Littlejohn
Joni Longan
Danny Marchand
Kelly Marking
Kathy Martin
Michele McGuire
Dan McNulty
Marcene Metzger
Jeff Meyer
Bill Miller
Karen Miller
Troy Miller
Roger Mills
Jim Mohr
Erica Moore
Mike Morrison
Russ Mueller
Annie Mumgaard
Karl Mussman
Sandy Kahn says, "What you see is what _you get! "
Darrell Myers
Lori Nichelson
Steve Novak
Connie 0' Connell
Cheryl Olsen
Jeff Ortiz
Cindy Pfeil
Denise Pohlman
Beatrice Price
Ranee Raley
Todd Reynolds
Marcia Richards
Janet Roper
Cindy Roseberry
Jerry Routh
Linda Rowlan
Denise Sanford
Darrell Sapp
Cindy Scaggs
Julie Scaggs
Marc Douglas, Tracy Hudnall, Jeff Brennan--roaming.
Mrs. Rogers has quite an affect on her students.
Vicki Scheidt
Chris Schizas
Tim Schmidt
Steve Schonberger
Julie Schumacher
Rick Self
Kevin Smetter
Mark Sovereign
Dan Spahn
Robyn Steggs
Marvin Stillwell
Deneen Stuart
Sue Sullivan
Bill Szala wiga
Karri Taylor Allen Thrane
Sharie Tritt
Lori Tubbs
Anietie U dofia
Lisa Vetter
Mark Wakeman
Vicki Way
Debbie West
Lonnie White
Janelle Wiese
Jim Wilbur
Tim Wilkins
Julie Williams
Allen Wooge
Gus Dittman and Cindy Scaggs are waiting for a fl.ash flood.
Seventh Graders Complete Fun And Eventful Year
Hiding in a "bomb" shelter in Mrs. Ann Brill's class was just one of the different activities done in the seventh grade. As they were blindfolded and crowded in the corners, the students probably wished they were out in the crowded halls of Goodrich.
For Black Heritage Week they wrote reports on famous Black people. During the year, they also did research and reported on different
countries throughout the world. Out of school the seventh graders visited the State Capitol whic h proved to be an interesting experience for them.
As in previous years they read "The Pushcart War, " and " The Christmas Carol. " They also studi ed Greek and Roman myths.
As the year comes to a close the seventh graders are looking forward to their third year at Goodric h
Leroy Acosta
Gayle Adams
Terry Agena
Ricky Albertson
Karen Alger
Randy Ayres
Mike Banks
Lisa Barowski
Jeff Barry
Merri Berger
John Bogue
Norma Bower
Debbie Brekke
Pam Brekke
Kim Brewer
Scott Breyer
Jim Brookhouser
Kim Brown
Julie Buettgenbach
Jerry Butler
David Carlsward
Janice Cashatt
Joe Chab
Rocky Chadd
Suzanne Chapp
Seventh grader appears struck by the lunchroom blues.
Kathy Chrisp
Ken Chrisp
Darla D. Christensen
Darla K. Christiansen
Chris Covert
Darrell Cox
Danny Cuddeford
Susie Dempsey
Tami Doran
Lee Doudney
Mary Dougherty
Tammy Douglas
Debbie Down
Deanna Edwards
Shelly Edwards
Todd Fiedler
Mike Flanagin
Jennie Flynn
Jon Fuenning
Candy Gagner
Tim Gerlach
Randy Gesiriech
John Gilbert
Don Gillispie
Bob Gooding
Sandra Goodwin
Don Guenther
Linda Hairl
Debbie Hall
Denice Harding Lena Harwood
Barbara Hauser
Ty Henderson
Kim Hignite
Cindy Hilderbrand
Audrey Hinton
Diana Hoaglin
Helen Hofman
Mike Hoover
Jeff Horacek
Sheri Hovey
Stanley Howell
Tracy Howell
Lori Hurlbert
Indra Iesalnieks
Rick Jackson
Rick Jacobs
Brian Johnson
Kristal Johnson
Brad Johnston
Jodi Jones
Vikie Jones
Cheryl Jurgens
Brent Keller
Pat Kimmen
Chris Kinnison
Peggy Knight
Kevin Koca
Miss Cindy Leffler and Cheri Loschen retire after conquering another day.
Carol Kohout
Mike Krebsbach
Jack Krumm
Danny Kubicek
Dawn Kuhlengel
Dave Kurtz
Terri Law
Carolyn Lewis
Nancy Lewis
Lora Little john
Pam Llvingston
Sally Lohmeier
Wanda Loos
Cheri Loschen
Ricky Loschen
Florence Mannix
Shaun Marshall
Jodi Martin
Rick Mason
S.J. Mattison
Mark McCall
Stacey McDowell
James McKeown
Steve Meyer
Ben Mientka
Steve Miles
Jerry Moize
LeAnn Morgan
Randy Murphy
Paula Murry
Donna Mussman
Carol Myers
Lori Nemann
Brenda 0' Brien
Todd Pape
Dawn Patten
Billy Patterson
Randy Pavey
Henry Payer
John Peery
Kelly Pfeil
Donna Phillips
Lisa Phipps
Loren Prasek
Tina Punneo
Jeff Quarells
Susan Rasp
Darla Reid
Susan Rengstorf
Caren Richards
Evelyn Rivera
Terry Roth
Cheri Routh
Ricky Rushbrook
Keith Rut
Kevin Ryder
Penny Ryder
Bill Salisbury
John Salisbury
Marla Salyer
Katie Schizas
Todd Schriner
Mr. Griffin collects daily assignments
James Scott
Claire Shannon
Willie Shaw
Suzie Simpson
Marquita Smalley
Shirley Smith
Shelly Snyder
Tom Spahn
Darrell Sanford
Danny Starkweather
Tandra Stevens
Teresa Stoakes
Traci Stoakes
Paul Sysel
Chris Szalawiga
LeAnn Tapp
Danny Thompson
Linda Tritt
Karl Vanlear
Travis Vernon
Lorna Walbridge
Chris Warman
Gail W atermeier
Kris White
Jill Wiese
Terri Wilbur
Janet Wilkins
LeAnna Williams
Butch Woodcock
Beginning Of Junior High Brings New Experiences
Working with different teachers all day was just one of the things different for sixth graders who attended Goodrich this year. Although they were able to contribute to some of the regular activities like the Flea Market, they got to try out a few new things too.
A system of rotating to seven different learning statiom gave the sixth graders a chance to work with many of the different Basic Studies
teachers and a lot of different students. Map skills was a subject in which the sixth grade did a lot of work along with emphasis on writing paragraphs.
A special activity this year was a presentation on whales in the Arctic.
With all their new experiences the sixth graders are looking forward to many new activities in the seventh grade.
Doreen Adams
Shelia Agena
Valerie Agena
Doug Allen
Charles Anderson
Mike Anderson
Kim Anthony
Richard Back
Preeta Bansal
Duane Beckner
Paula Begay
Conway Beranek
Michelle Beranek
Jeff Bockoven
Cindy Bower
Jerry Bradford
Karla Brewer
Dawn Brool<S
Lisa Buettgenbach
Janet Bustos
Troy Cave
Pat Chadd
Kevin Comelsen
Ranette Comelsen
Sherri Craig
Bery1 Cu1Tan
Lisa Diez
Jeff Dowling
Jody Down
Dennis Dougherty
Sixth graders take a time out before school.
Kevin Dougherty
Robin Drayer
Lori Edwards
Julia Eilers
Beth Ellyson
David Fiala
Don Fitzgerald
Rose Forbes
Brian Foster
Renee Fox
Steve Friebel
Ron Galois
Tammy Gerlach
Karen Giebelhaus
Janice Gillam
Jerry Goodwin
Mickie Goodwin
Gary Gray
Kenny Hammer
Duane Hansen
Patty Harding
David Hassenplug
Lana Heaney
Karen Hefner
Rod Hendrickson
Ann Hogue
Brenda Horky
Randy Hunt
Vera Hunt
Belinda Hurlbert
Natalie Hutson
Tracy Janousek
Misty Jansa
Julie Jeffres
Shelly Johnson
Brenda Jones
Glenda Jones
Mark Katzer
Donna Kavanagh
Sandra Keck
Llsa Keller
Pat Kennedy
Larry Knaub
Kathy Knipple
Tammy Krause
Steve Krebsbach
Jean little
Tammy Lutzi
Connie Marking
Carol Marshall
Mike Martin
Alana Mattison
Nancy McCullough
Kim McGarvie
Kelly McGhee
Kevin Mc Ghee
Karen McGinn
Donna McGrath
Mickey McGuire
Denice McNulty
Sixth graders hard at work in Basic Studies class.
Scott Dunlap tries to be another Elton John.
Garth Melvin
Valerie Messersmith
Sondra Meyers
Danny Mitchell
Jeanine Morgan
Susan Nichelson
Doug Novak
Chuck Pair
Keith Parker
John Patten
Renee Pavey
Crystal Perry
Jerry Phares
Doug Phillips
Ricky Pickel
Kurtis Polivka
Lonnie Prall
Jacque Price
Dawn Riley
Gary Rodwell
Kevin Rogers
Judy Roper
Dale Rosekrans
Terri Rowlan
Tami Ryder
Tracy Ryder
Mike Salinas
Robin Scaggs
Tanya Scdoris
Janet Schlegel
David Schmidt
Jeff Schneider
Clay Schonberger
Bonnie Scott
Sandra Sears
Connie Smith
Lisa Sothan
Pam Sovereign
Pat Spradley
Genell Stallings
Mary Stillwell
Michelle Stone
Kate Szalawiga
Tammi Taylor
Kevin Thomas
Tim Thrane
Kristin T orhus
Connie Turek
Jim Vachal
Linda V achal
Mark VanArsdall
Joan Vanlear
Romona Villarreal
Paul Virus Tim Vlcek
Michelle Voss
Kim Waechter
Duane Walker
Thomas Wells
Greg Whisler
Melissa White
Jeff Wichman
Lori Williamsen
Brenda Wilson
Steve Winters
Kathy Zamrzla Jeff Zlab
Faculty Leads Students Through Another Year -
Goodrich celebrated birthday number seven this year. Since opening in November, 1969, the faculty has grown to SO members. Dr. Lyle Bargman, principal, and Mr. Royce Holtgrewe, viceprincipal, have continued to pro- vide leadership since the school opened .
Dr. Lyle Bargman
Mr Royce Holtgrewe
Mr. Ted Rethmeier
Mr. Chuck Evans
Mrs. Luetta Sandquist
Mrs. Maryann Spahni
Miss Carolea Adams
Mrs Ann Brill
Mrs. Beth Briney
Miss Kaya Christensen
Mrs Donna Culver
Mrs Marcia Duckworth
Mrs. Marion Fickes
Mr. Dennis Fredericks
Mr. Stuart Friesen
Mrs. Rae Green
Mr Ralph Griffin
Mrs . Virginia Hamilton
Mr Mike Henninger
There was a new addition to the administration staff as we 11 as many new teachers. Mr. Ted Rethmeier is now the co-assistant principal. Last year he worked in the reading center.
Three new classes were also added this year. World of Children was created to teach how to care
for small children. Activities for the class included bringing small children to school so students could observe their play activities and also interact with them.
Other new courses included Photography and Geometry.
Mr. Kent Swanson demonstrates the agility in his hips on S0's Day.
Mr. Morelle Herzinger
Mr. Jim Hoyt
Ms. Karen Hutt
Mr. Mick Johnson
Mrs. Betty Knaub
Mrs. Margaret Kuster
Mrs. Mary Jo Lahners
Mrs. Dave Lainez
Miss Cindy Leffler
Mr. John Lewis
Mr. Larry Mackenstadt
Mrs. LaJe an Magnuson
Miss Marilyn Michael
Miss Linda Myers
Mrs. Jane Neal
Mr. Bob Olmsted
Mrs. Lillian Pease
Mrs. Sally Pegg
Mrs. Sue Phinney
Mrs. Joan Rankin
Mrs. Helen Robbins
Mrs. Jan Rogers
Mr. Mark Ross
Mrs. Dorothy Shaw
Mrs. Marcia Smith
Mrs. Donna Culver's Basic Studies class looks sprite as she hands out assignments.
Mr. Phil Smith
Miss Cathey Stuart
Mrs. Beverly Swanson
Mr. Kent Swanson
Mr. Arlyn Urmacher
Ms. Ga yln Voller
Mr. Mich Zeman
Officer Brad Schmidt
Teacher Corp
Goodrich added a new program to the agenda this year. It was called Teacher Corp.
The project included in its goals: staff development, increasing the relationship between the school and community and to give aid and support to the teachers and services already here. The staff included four resource teachers along with five other members, Dr. Bargman and two secretaries.
Teacher Corp is a federally funded project and helped to sponsor and support several programs throughout the year.
Mrs. Shaw, Tim Cruickshank, and Duane Walker put in overtime for school.
(L TOR) Mr. Bill Kenagy, Miss Donna- Christensen, Mrs. Renate Stanton, Mrs. Cheryl Humphrey, Mrs. Myrna No- vak, Mrs. Cathy Lee, Mr. Scott Wille, Mrs. Marilyn Moore, Mr. Hugh McDermott, Mrs. Moneta Mathews, Dr. John Lux, Dr. Lyle Bargman.
Janitors
The janitors picked up after all the messes left by students and teachers. By the following day, they always had the school cleaned.
They were around to lend a mop after someone dropped their tray in the lunchroom or to open a door when the keys were locked inside a room.
The janitors always stayed once the last bell had rung and everyone had gone home. They got things in order so the doors could reopen to a clean building the following day.
Cooks
Every morning, the cooks at Goodrich prepared enough food to feed almost 700 people. Their day started at 8:00 a. m. and still lunch was always ready to go when the first person got in line at the beginning of fifth period.
On Christmas and Thanksgiving they even prepared special lunches to help create a holiday atmosphere. During Black Heritage Week a special soul food meal was served.
Thanks to the cooks, no on~ need go without lunch beca.use of a lack of food.
Teacher Aids
Teacher aids proved to be a great help to many teachers. They performed tasks which ranged from keeping an eye on classes to correcting papers.
One aid, Mrs. Belva Zitterkopf, was well known to many students since she was in charge of the nurses office while Mrs. Knaub had classes.
The aids are only one part of the entire system of people who are often unknown to students but are an important part of Goodrich.
(L TO R) Mr. Frank Bartzatt, Mr. Art Gobel, Mr. Tony Kocian, Mr. Dale Kreps, Mr. Larry Denlinger, Mr. Craig Debore.
(L TO R) Mrs. Mary Rut, Mrs. Velma Burcham, Mrs. Mary Hild, Mrs. Barbara Duncan, Mrs. Verna Burcham, Mrs. Mildred Barker, Mrs. Car v er, Mrs. Alice Roth, Mrs. Vicki Galois.
(L TOR) Mr. Gene Hinkle, Mrs. Belva Zitterkopf, Mrs. Doris Keebler, Mrs. Jan Nieman, Mrs. Mary Burcham, Mrs. Joan Kalivoda, Mrs. Carol Flanagin and Mrs. Charlotte Miller.
Bicentennial Market Aids TA's
It all happened December S, 1975 at the Goodrich Junior High School Bicentennial Flea Market. It was exciting strolling through the streets of Independence, Harriet Tubman Lane, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Black Hawk Road with all their booths and games.
There was everything from shooting down little green army men with a squirt gun to ea ting your way to delicious delights. All proceeds from the activity went to the various TA groups to help sponsor planned outings.
Ready or not, here it comes!
Ms. Gaylen Voller awaits the arrival of a wet sponge.
These students not only seem interested in food, but they also seem to be interested in another attraction at the Flea Market.
While a tongue-biting tosser winds up to throw a wet sponge, several students await the outcome.
After shaving their legs for the first time, Sue McCord and Vicky Knight expose their stubless skin.
Olympians Have SO's Day In 1976
Fifties day was a big event for most of the people in Goodrich. In other words it was rt::ally "boss." However, there were still a few "nerds" who didn't dress up and join the festivities.
After school, a dance was held in the boys gym. The band "NEXT," provided an hour and a half of lively fifties music. Some of the band members were Goodrich graduates who seemed to enjoy the homecoming.
There were various contests, including the "Fonzie" look alike contest. It was won by sixth grader Pat Kennedy. Other contests included best dressed, best dancers, and a bubble gum blowing contest.
The dance was sponsored by the Student Council.
Barry 'Keller pays tribute to his loving mother.
Jeff Barron and Randee Johnson look good even in grease.
Valentines Day Assembly Meant
. Time And Effort
The setting was the Goodrich Junior High Valentines assembly. The lights were low and the audience was hushed because the King and Queen were about to be announced.
After the announcement, all that could be heard were happy cheers for the two lucky people -Kathy Tenney and Jeff Barron. They had been chosen by the Class of 1976.
During the afternoon, a lot of good skits were put on by the talented students. The people in them had worked long and hard on their various skits and it all payed off when the assembly came around The assembly was sponsored by Mrs. Donna Culver and Miss Cindy Leffler who both also put in a lot of extra time
The first attendants for the King and Queen were Debi Kennedy and Randee Johnson; second attendants were Julie Fugh and Bryan Horacek; third attendants were Marla Sheets and Barry Keller; and the fourth attendants were Patty Shannon and Les Watermeier.
Miss Cindy Leffler and Mr. Kent Swanson both enjoyed the pies they received.
Mark Vetter and Mike Murphy give tips on gourmet cooking.
Dave Mumgaard and Reta Hunt were the 1976 MC 's.
Mark Murray, the winner of the beauty contest, was overjoyed.
French Class Proves To Be Fun And Prospe_rous
The annual Goodrich Junior High School Pastry Party and the Mardi Gras were very successful this year The Mardi Gras was quite prosperous bringing in over three hundred dollars. The money that was made from the M-trdi Gras went to the students who participated. The money was used to sponsor a trip to a French restaurant and was also used to purchase a new record player for future French classes
French I students discovered class can be fun at their first pastry party.
The crowds push towards the booths for the many delicious things being sold to eat.
S alwa Al- Timimi is hit with a pie in the face at the Mardi Gras, while Patti 1 Mi ll e r looks on.
Charles Whisler and Nkere Udofia display sandwiches for sale at the Mardi Gras.
Chorus Line In PJ's And TP Raid
· In Longjohns .
On January 9-11, thirty ninth grade students went to Ashland Army Camp for an orienteering cam pout. Although there wasn't much orienteering, there was a lot of running around in long underwear and striped pajamas.
In one of the early morning hours, the girls decided to have a song and dance raid at the boys barracks. The boys returned with a toilet paper raid at the girls barracks a few hours later.
The weekend was topped off as 21 people crammed into a toilet stall and tried to set a new record. A voice from the crowd screamed, "The toilet's breaking, 11 and both a record and a toilet were broken.
All in all the campout was a lot of fun for everyone.
Dave Mumgaard, Andy Schizas, Mark Murray, Jeff Barron, Eddie Kieff, and Barry Keller try to display their beautiful bods.-
The ninth grade campers gather to search for a lost knife.
The ninth grade campout turned out to be a biast, as Mark Vetter ended up to be "King of the Dogpile. 11
Bxyan Horacek, John Krebsbach, and Mark Hammer enjoy a game of ice hockey.
Vicky Contreras says, 11 S0, I never really wanted to learn how to ice skate anyway. ''
Performances Were Successful For Drama Clas s es
This year the Goodrich drama class put on quite a few performances, two of which were spoiled by the rudeness of the student audiences. The "Cracker Barrel Circus" and "The Lottery" which were both put on at night, turned out to be very successful. This years drama class was led by first year teacher, Miss Cindy Leffler.
It has been discovered that
Sue McCord, Kirk Down, Don Kinlin, and Mike Brown perform in Hidden Star. "
Mark Vetter, as Sebatian Skinflint, has been fixing the books of the General Store in "The Cracker Barrell Circus. "
LeAnn Morgan, Karen Simmons, Mark Vetter, ])enis Ma~in, Fawn Vernon, Rachel Cook, and Lisa Bryson watch as magician Tracy Smalley performs feats of magic.
(BACK ROW) Jeff McCauley, Russell Fowler, Mr. Phil Smith, Mr. Hugh McDermott (FRONT ROW) Steve Schonberger, Todd Mason, Jim Fry, Jim Brookhauser.
Bicycle Club
Bicycle Club is headed by its founder, Mr, Mitch Zeman. He said it is made up of people who want to have fun, and its purposes are to promote bicycle safety, encourage people to ride bikes and to learn to take care of them.
This year they rode to Pioneers Park on the new bicycle route at Antelope Park and to Air Park-among other places. They also wrote letters to the Mayor and the City Council to encourage them to build a shoulder along 14th Street so it would be safer for riders peddling from Belmont to downtown.
Yearbook Staff
The OLYMPIAN Staff is made up of select ninth graders with a three or above average in English. A yearbook is a reference book of memories. It contains faces of students and lists different activities that happened during the year. Every staff member was in charge of something which benfited the final outcome of the book. Yearbook is headed by Miss Cindy Leffler.
Rocket Club
The Model Rocketry Science is headed by Mr. Hugh McDermott, who works with Teacher Corps. It is a club in which seventh and eighth grade boys explore some of the different dimensions of rocketry and they look into the phenomenon of UFO's. They visited the University of Nebraska planetarium, an observatory in Mead, Nebraska, Nebraska Air National Guard and some UFO shows. The boys also made some rockets themselves.
(L TOR) Duane Walker, Mr. Mitch Zeman, Korinna Jones, Ameeta Bansal, Salwa Al-Timimi, Patty Shannon, Liz Mannix, and Kathy Tenney.
(TOP ROW) Kathy Tenney, Patty Shannon, Anita Lemon. (CENTER ROW) Salwa AI-Timimi, Liz Mannix, Pam Shaw, Lisa Brown, Reta Hunt, Loretta Riley, Jenifer Perry. (FRONT ROW) Lee Stuertz, Miss Cindy Leffler, Ameeta Bansal, Tony Brekke, and John Krebsbach. (Not Pictured) Kelly White, Jill Rump, and Loretta Runge.
Health Careers
The Health Careers Club is a club in which eighth and ninth graders investigate different health occupations. Each month they visit a health related institution. Some of the places they visited were the Harris Lab, Bryan Hospital's Coronary Care Center, Shurtliff Ambulance Company and the Dorsey Lab.
The club sponsor is Mrs. Betty Knaub, nurse and health teacher. The parent sponsor is Mrs. Virginia Gallentine.
Student Council
The Student Council is an organization made up entirely of students elected by the members of their class. Its main goal primarily is to organize activities for students and have programs for the benefit of the school.
This year Student Council was made a class. Its members learned how to conduct meetings and how to plan activities for the school. This year they raised funds to buy a stereo for the dances, had a canned food drive for charities, organized dances, and had periodical current movies.
(L TOR) Mrs. Betty Knaub, Debbie Gordon, Jennifer Kaspar, Kathy Coming, Sandy Kahn, John Gallentine, Julie Scaggs, Tony Brekke, Paul Gallentine and Chris Mercer.
(BACK ROW) Dave Mumgaard, Robert Cashatt, Bill Szalawiga. (THIRD ROW) Vicky Contreras, Julie Scaggs, Jill Rump, Krhtal Johnson, Mr.Mich Zeman. (SECOND ROW) Mark Hammer, Annie Mumgaard, Marcia Richards, Kathy Tenney, Kenny Hammer. (FRONT ROW) Renee Fox, Suzanne Chapp, She Uy Johnson and Pre eta Bansal.
(BACK ROW) Kevin Steele, Patty Shannon, Dave Mumgaard, Anita Lemon, Reta Hunt. (THIRD ROWr Julie Fugh, Penny Hardesty. (SECOND ROW) Don VanArsdall, Debi Kennedy, Sondra Jurgens, Vicky Contreras, Miss Cindy Leffler. (FRONT) Mike Evans.
Newspaper Staff
This year the newspaper staff made dramatic changes in the paper. They made it distinctively a "newspaper. " They decided to name it the TORCH to distinguish it from the yearbook and yet stay within Olympian tradition. It is the staffs job to publish one issue a month. The newspaper reports tn students the happenings of Goodrich and the surrounding community in addition to providing entertainment.
Newspaper students rotate staff positions every month. The journalism class is headed by Miss Cindy Leffler.
Vocal Groups
The Small Groups are made up of seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls who took vocal music and tried out for the various groups. Each grade has its own small group" and they practice on regularly scheduled mornings or in the afternoon. They perform at school programs and festivals and have also performed outside of school.
(NINTH GRADE SMALL GROUP)
Sue McCord, Patti Miller, Barb Sheldon, Kelli Cakl, Julie Fugh, Sue Ryan, Marla Sheets, Vicki Chadd (FRONT ROW) Lisa Brown, Pam Shaw, Vicki Knight, and Kelly White.
(SEVENTH GRADE SMALL GROUP--ABOVE) Kathy Chrisp, Stacey McDowell, Shari Hovey, Donna Phillips, Susie Dempsey, and Kristal Johnson.
(EIGHTH GRADE SMALL GROUP--BACK ROW) Lori Tubbs, Cindy Scaggs, Marcene Metzger, Julie Scaggs, Judy Fitzgerald, Linda Dickey (FRONT ROW) Lori Nichelson, and Karen Miller.
The Red Cross is made up of volunteer students. According to Miss Gaylen Voller and Mrs. Donna Culver, sponsors, "Its main goal is to help people with their various needs."
The club engaged in projects
in which students and teachers donated food for Thanksgiving for people who needed it. They have helped people in nursing homes, delivered May baskets and at Christmas they had a pop bottle drive with KFOR.
Red Cross
Lincoln High Freshman Swimming
T earn A Success
According to Boni Tesla, the ninth grade swimming ieam "had a fun season although it was hard work." Each weekday the girls went to Lincoln High and practiced for an hour and one half with other ninth graders in the Lincoln High district.
The team entered three meets against Northeast, East, and Southeast and a city meet which included all four schools. The team came in fourth in the city with each girl performing well. Those placing were: Kelli Cakl, second in butterfly; Shirlee Brooks, third in free style; Tammy Hendrickson, third in butterfly; and Boni Tesla third in backstroke.
"The biggest problem, " Kelli Cakl said, "was due to the lack of people on the Lincoln High team. We were often out numbered by the other high schools 4-1."
(ABOVE RIGHT) Kelli Cakl, Tammy Hendrickson, Roselin Miller, Shirlee Brooks and Boni Tesla.
Small Team For Cross Country This Year
"The cross country team didn't do so well this year, " said Kent Swanson, coach. "It was due to the lack of members on the team."
Members of the team were: Cindy Scaggs and Vicki Scheidt.
Vicki started out the season with a bad knee · which got worse as the season continued. Cindy was the only person to enter· in the meets. She was unable to place since standings are kept on a team basis rather than individual.
Cindy Scaggs runs as a one-woman cross country team.
Girls Volleyball Team Takes First City Title
This is the first y ear the School Board has adopted girls interscholastic sports within the nine junior highs of Lincoln Each junior high had a varsity volleyball te a m but two junior highs, Everett and Robin Mickle, did not hav~ a reserve team The varsity had an undefeated season of 9 - 0 and were number one in the city It was the first ninth grade athletic team in the history of Goodrich to take city. The reserve team had a great year too Their record was 5- 2.
Seventh and eighth grade intramurals were played after school and all seventh and eighth grade girls could participate. In intramurals, the girls competed against other teams in their grade at Goodrich. They do not compete against other schools
(BACK ROW) Debi Kennedy, Tracie Maxfield, Jill Rump, Liz Maninix, Vicki Contreas, Patti Miller, Patty Shannon. (FRONT ROW) Julie Keller, Sue McCord, Salwa Al-Timimi, Ameeta Bansal, Jeannie Harwood, Maria S a l inas.
The volleyball teams had playoffs among themselves to determine the intramural champs
(L--R) Lisa Vetter, Linda Dickey, Annie Mumgaard, Joni Longan , Marcia Richards, Karri Taylor and Janelle Wiese.
( L-- R) Carla Galois, Lena Harwood, Fawn Vern o n , Kim Krass, Shai;i Hovey , C h r is Covert and Claire Shannon. •
Seventh And Eighth Grade Girls Gymnastics Teams
Seventh and eighth grade girls gymnastics competed in an extramurals program. The team practiced after school and held meets on Saturdays. The season consisted of three meets at which scores of the team were not kept.
The ninth grade girls gymnastic team competed in the interscholastic program. The team practiced after school and held meets on Monday afternoons
There were three meets which had three teams competing against each other. Goodrich came in second in each of these. The city meet was held at Lefler Junior High High. Goodrich came in fifth out of the ten competing schools.
"I think that gymnastics went well this year," commented Marcia Duckworth, one of the gymnastics coaches.
(BOTTOM ROW) Judy Fitzgerald, Cher Guenther, Sharie Tritt, and Debbie West. (TOP ROW) Janelle Wiese, Karri Taylor, Jodi Giebelhaus and Julie Scaggs.
(BOTTOM ROW) Liz Mannix, Marla Sheets, Kathy Tenney, Pam Shaw. (TOP ROW) Amy White, Tracie Mazfield, Debi Kennedy, Ameeta Bansal, Sue McCord and Jill Rump.
Sue McCord displays her gymnastic ability on the balance beam,
(L- - R) Debbie Hunt , Carol Kohout , Gail Watermeier, Suzanne Chapp, Florence Mannix and Fawn Vernon.
Girls Varsity And Reserve Basketball Team
The ninth grade varsity basketball team ended with a great season as they came in third in the city. The season started with a first game loss to Culler.
As season went on they rallied back to win seven of nine games.
Coach Scott Wille commented that the girls had a lot of talent but didn't bring it out and play to their fullest potential.
The reserve basketball team had a losing season this year. They won only three of nine games.
According to coach, Mrs. Ann Brill, "The trouble seemed due to poor shooting and rebounding during the games. The girls were good at defensive zoning and were great at holding the other teams scoring. "
(BACK ROW) Varsity Coach Scott Wille. Varsity Team Members: Julie Ke ll er, Shirlee Brooks, Debi Kennedy, Tracie Maxfield Sue McCord, Salwa AL-Timimi, Jill Rump, Kelli Cakl. Reserve Coach Ann Brill. (CENTER ROW) Reserve Team Members: Carol Brooks (Student Manager), Diane Quarrells, Sondra Jurgens, Marla Sheets, Lisa Brown, Anita Lemon. (FRONT ROW) Evelyn Murry, Vicky Contreras, Vicky_ Knight, Ameeta Bansal, Jeannie Harwood, and Kathy Tenney.
Jill Rump, Tracie Maxfield and Shirlee Brooks of Goodrich, await the outcome of a jump ball.
(ABOVE)
(LEFT) After an attempted free throw, Shirlee Brooks pulls down the ~ebound for Goodrich.
( BACK ROW) Barry Keller, Frank Johns, Mike Larsen, Mark Vetter, Mark Liska, (FRONT ROW) Kevin Steele, Mark Mannix, Eddie -Keiff, Mike Evans.
Gridders Have Variety Of Seasons
The ninth grade football team had a hard season due to early losses from injuries on and off the field Nkere Udofia (broken elbow), Randee Johnson (separated shoulder), and Bryan Horacek ( cut foot and slight head concussion) to name a few.
Very strong Northeast, Southeast, and East defensive units made it hard for the Links to make many points. Season records were
Varsity (1-4) and Reserves (1-3-1 J. Seventh and eighth grade flag football teams had a good season. Like many previous teams, they set a fine example of school spirit.
There were three teams for each grade, all doing a spectacular job as shown by their statistics. Eighth grade team A ( 3-1 ), B (4-0), C(3-1). Seventh grade team A(4-0), B(4-0), C(7-0).
(BACK ROW) Charles Whistler, Rod Taft, Randee Johnson, Nkere Udofia, Jeff Barron, Larry Giebelhaus, Jeff Barbour. (FRONT ROW) Ty Seeger, Mark Murray, Brad Tesla, Byran Horacek, Scott Fiedler, Don VanArsdall, Mark Rohrs.
(ON POLE) Terry Roth, Bob Huruske, Jerry Moize, Todd Schriner, Traves Vernon, Brent Keller, Jeff Quarrels, Todd Fiedler, Gayle Adams, Henry Reifschneider, Danny Starkweather. (FRONT) Brad Johnston, Jerry Butler, Keith Rut, Stan Howell, Randy Pavey.
( BACK ROW) Earl Fazel, Sonjay Bansal, Jerry Routh. (FOURTH ROW) Gus Dittman, Rick Self, Jeff Johnson, Dan Cary, Jim Moore, Anitie Udofia. (THIRD ROW) Russel Fowler, Jeff Ortiz, Bill Szalawiga, Steve Novak, Denis Kuhlengel. ( SECOND ROW) Larry Hunt, Scott Barron, Tracy Hudnall, Bill Miller. (FRONT ROW) B. J. Hughes, Jeff Myers, Greg Kohout, Jeff Brennan, Robert Cashatt.
Boys ·Basketball Teams Had A Variety Of Seasons
The Goodrich winning streak brought the ninth grade boys varsity basketball team an undefeated season of 9-0. They were the first basketball team in the history of Goodrich to take first in city.
Coach, Stuart Friesen, when asked if this was Goodrich's best basketball team ever answered, 11Definately. 11
They also broke four out of six basketball team records in the school. Randee Johnson also broke four out of the possible six individual records.
The ninth grade boys reserve basketball team for 75- 76 had a losing season this year. They won three out of nine games against junior high schools in Lincoln. One game was a forfeit by Whittier.
Comments made by some of the Olympian players included "The other players were generally taller," (Mark Vetter); and, "We could have taken city. We had good players but we just couldn't get it together, 11 (Barry Keller). The highest individual point accumilation in one game was by Vetter and Keller who tallied with 16 points each in separate games. Season record for the junior varsity team ended at three wins and two losses.
Seventh and eighth grade basketball team members had excellent seasons for 1976. A perfect 4-0 record marked the eighth grade team while both the seventh graaers ended 3-1. Outstanding
players, according to Coach Friesen, were Bill Szalawiga and Jeff Johnson. Top members of the seventh grade teams were Rocky Chadd and Terry Roth.
(BACK ROW) Rod Taft, Jeff Barron, Randee Johnson, Mike Murphy, Nkere Udofia. (FRONT ROW) Les Watermeier, Scott Fiedler, Mike Larsen, - Bryan Hor~cek, Mark Murray.
(BACK ROW) Tracy Hudnall, Scott Barron, Chris Schizas, Greg Kohout, (FRONT ROW) Rick Self, Rodney Rogers, B. J. Hughes, Gus Dittman, Earl Fazel.
(BACK ROW) Terry Roth, Todd Fiedler, Todd Schriner, Brent Keller, (CENTER ROW) Scott Albertson, Bobby Hereschski, Rocky Chadd, Jon Fuenning, Benny Mientka, Jamie Scott, (FRONT ROW) Keith Rut, Dale Rosenkrans, Danny Cuddeford, Don Gillispie.
Good Season For Boys Gymnastics
The ninth grade boys gymnastics team had a great season this year. The team competed in four meets. These included district and city meets both in which the Olympians took first place.
It was the first time in Goodrich's history that a ninth grade boys athletic team has been city champions. Members of the team scored a total of 99. 70 points over Culler. Les Watermeier played a big role in the city meet when
he came in fourth as an all- around gymnast in Lincoln with a score of 27. 10.
Seventh and eighth grade boys gymnastics teams also had a fine season considering the fact that the seventh grade team had only one member (Gayle Adams). The eighth grade team had only three members. Despite this, both teams often took five of the seven possible firsts and many other unrecorded seconds and thirds.
(L TO R) Coach Jim Hoyt, Bryan Horacek, Mike Larsen, Scott Fiedler, Denis Brozek, Les Watermeier, Eddie Kieff, John Krebsbach and Coach Gave Lainez.
(L TO R) Jeff Meyer, Denis Ku4lengel, and Troy Miller.
Ninth Grade Wrestlers ''Could Have Done B,etter''
"The wrestling team was a good one but it could have been better, " said Mike Larsen, a member of the ninth grade wrestling squad. Larsen and two other team members also thought the team as a whole needed to be more aggressive, practice harder, and try harder.
Mr. Hugh McDermott, an aid to the wrestling team, thought the people on it had a good chance to take city. Both McDermott and Mr. Kent Swans on, head coach, were disappointed about the small number of people that were on the team.
Despite their good chance to take city they didn't fare well. Goodrich had only two people in the finals-- Ty Seeger and Mike Larsen--but neither won first place.
(L TO R) Steve Meyers, Jeff Horacek, Terry Roth, Jamie Scott, Brad Johnson.
(L TO R) Charles Whisler, Jim Stuart, Kevin Steele, John Krebsbach, Tro y Roth , Don VanArsdall, Ty Seeger, Dan Lane, Bob Bowman, Mike Larsen.
(BELOW) Jerry Routh, Earl Fa ze 1.
Tyrone Seeger patiently waits for the referee's call.
Athletes Of The Year: Jill Rump, Randee Johnson
Jill Rump and Randee Johnson were named Goodrich's 1975-1976 Athletes-of-the- Year. They received these awards for the abilities and efforts they put forth throughout the school year. They were selected for their outstanding participation and competition in sports.
The Athletes-of-the- Year were chosen by the physical education teachers, team coaches,
Athletes-of-the- Year Randee Johnson and Jill Rump.
Dr. Bargman, Mr. Rethmeier and Mr. Holtgrewe.
Jill Rump was active in gymnastics, basketball, volleyball and track. In gymnastics, she competed in vaultihg and on bars. On the track team, she participated in the high jump, discus and shotput. She was also the high scorer for the ninth grade volleybalJ. team.
Randee Johnson earned the
award because of the outstanding competition and participation that he showed in football, basketball, co-ed volleyball and track. He was the starting quarterback for Lincoln High 's freshman football team and also started as a center for the Olympian basketball team. In track he competed in the long jump, shotput, relay races and hurdles.
(L TOR) Scott Fiedler--Honorable Mehtion, Stfe McCord--Honorable Mention, Nkere Udofia--Runner-up; Tracie Maxfield--Honorable Mention, Mike Larsen--Honorable Mention, Debi Kennedy-- Runner-up, Bryan Horacek--Honorable Mention, Ameeta Bansal--Honorable Mention.
Mr. Mickey Johnson helping eighth future Mr. America's.
Mark Vetter and Randee Johnson relax after an invigorating shower.
STAFF
Adams, Carolea 32
Bargman, Lyle 32, 34
Barker, Mildred 35
Bartzatt, Frank 35
Brill, Ann 32,53
Briney, Beth 32
Burcham, Mary 35
Burcham, Velma 35
Burcham, Verna 35
Christensen, Donna 34
Christensen, Kaya 32
Culver, Donna 32, 33
Debore, Craig 35
Donlinger, Larry 35
Duckworth, Marcia 32
Duncan, Barbara 35
Evans, Chuck 32
Fickes, Marian 32
F1.anagin, Carol 35
Friesen, Stuart 32
Fredericks, Dennis 32
Galois, Vicki 35
Gobel, Art 35
Green, Rae 32
Griffin, Ralph 32
Hamilton, Virginia 32
Henninger, Mike 32
Herzinger, Morrelle 33
Hild, Mary 35
Hinkle, Gene 35
Hoyt, Jim-- 33,56
Humphrey, Cheryl 34
Hutt, Karen 33
Johnson, Mickey 33, 58
Kalivoda, Joan 35
Keebler, Doris 35
Kenagy, Bill 34
Knaub, Betty 33,47
Koician, Tony 35
Kuster, Margaret 33
Lahners, MaryJ o 33
Lainez, Dave 33, 56
Lee, Cathy 34
Leffler, Cindy 33,40,46,47
Lewis, John 33
Lux, John 34
Mackenstadt, Larry 33
Magnuson, LaJean 33
Mathews, Monata 34
McDermott, Hugh 34, 46
Micheal, Marilyn 33
Miller, Charlotte 35
Moore, Marilyn 34
Myers, Linda 33
Neal, Jane 33
Nieman, Jan 35
Novak, Myrna 34
Olmsted, Bob 33
Pease, Lillian 33
Pegg, Sally 33
Phinney, Sue 33
Rankin, Joan 33
Rethmeier, Ted 32
Robbins, Helen 33
INDEX
Rogers, Jan 12, 33
Ross, Mark 33
Roth, Alice 35
Rut, Mary 35
Sandquist, Luetta 32
Shaw, Dorothy 33, 34
Smith, Marcia 33
Smith, Phil 33
Stanton, Renate 34
Sutart, Cathey 34
Swanson, Bev 34, 41
Swanson, Kent 32, 34, 40
Urmacher, Arlyn 34
Voller, Gayln 34
Wille, Scott 34,43,53
Zeman, Mich 34,46,47
Zitterkoph, Belva 35
STUDENTS
A
Acosta, Leroy 20 _
Adams, Gayle 20, 54
Adkins, Dennis 14
Agena, Terry 20
Albertson, Richard 20
Albertson, Scott 55
Alger, Karen 20
Allen, Adrian 6
Al-Timimi, Salwa 6,40,46, 51,53
Ayres, Randy 20
B
Bansal, Ameeta 46,51 1 52,53, 58
Bansal, Preeta 47
Bansal, Sanjay 14, 54
Barbour, Ann 14
Barbour, Jeff 54
Barfoot, Rene 14
Barowski, Lisa 20
Barron, Jeff 6, 12,42,54,55
Barron, Scott 14, 54, 55
Barry, Jeff 20
Bates, Brenda 14
Bayless, Jackie 6
Beranek, Tom 14
Berger, Merri 20
Blecha, Peggy 14
Boeshart, Terri 6
Bogue, John 20
Bonnett, Doug 14
Bower, Norma 20
Bow man, Robin 6
Bradford, Penny 14
Brannan, Kathy 6
Brekke, Deborah 20
Brekke, Pamela 20
Brekke, Tony 6,46,47
Brennan, Jeff 14, 54
Brewer, Kim 20
Breyer, Scott 20
~ridges, Kelly 6
Broadstone, Carolyn 14
Brookhouser, Jim 20;46
Brooks, Carole 14, 53
Brooks, Ga y la 14
Brooks, Shirlee SO, 53
Brown, Kimberly 20
Brown, Kim K. 14
Brown, Lisa-- 6, 40,46,48, 53
Brown, Mike 8, 14,44
Brozek, Dennis 6, 56
Bryson, Lisa-- 14, 44
Buettgenbach, Julie 20
Butler, Jerry 20, 54
CCakl, Kelli 6,48,50,53
Carlswood, David 20
Carney, Kathy 6
Carter, Jay 6
Cary, Dan 14,54
Cashatt, Janice 20
Cashatt, Robert 14,47,54
Cashatt, Sandy 6
Cedrone, Brenda 14
Chab, Joe 20
Chadd, Rocky 20, 55
Chadd, Vicky 6, 7,48
Chapp, Suzanne 20 1 47,52
Chrisley, David 7
Chrisp, Kathy 21
Chrisp, Ken 21
Christiansen, Darla 21
Christiansen, Darla 21
Coffman, John 7
Contreras, Vickie 7,11,43, • 47,51,53
Comelsen, Rochelle 7
Corning, Kathy 15,47
Covert, Christine 21, 51
Cox, Darrell 21
Cramm, Robert 15
Crouse, Elizabeth 15
Cruickshank, Tim 15, 34
Cuddeford, Danny 21,55
Curran, Beryl 27
D
Dempsey, Susy 21, 48
Densberg, Jessie 15
Densberger, Jolynn 15
Dickey, Linda 15,48,51
Dittman, Gus 15, 19,54,55
Do, Houng 15
Dockter, Carol 15
Doran, Tami 21
Doudney, Larry 21
Dougherty, Dennis 27
Dougherty, Don 7
Dougherty, Larry 15
Dougherty, Mary 21
Douglas, Tammy 21
Dowling, Jeff 27
Down, Debbie 21
Down, Jeff 27
Down, Jody 27
Drayer, Robin 27
Duff, Steve 15
E
Edwards, Deanna 27
Edwards, Lori 27
Edwards, Shelley 27
Eilers, Julia 27
Ellyson, Beth 27
Ellyson, Rose 7
Evans, Mike 7, 47, 54
F
Fattig, Chuck 15
Fazel, Earl 54, 55
Felton, Chris 7
Fiala, David 27
Fiedler, Scott 7, 54, 55, 56, 58
Fiedler, Todd 21,54,55
Finn, David 15
Fitzgerald, Don 27
Fitzgerald, Judy 15,48,52
Flanagin, Micheal 21
. Flynn, Jennie 21
Forbes, Rose 27
Foster, Brian 27
Foster, Nora 15
Fowler, Russell 46,54
Fox, Fred 7
Fredrick, Pam 7
Friebel, Steve 27
Frerichs, Carol 15
Fry, Becky 15
Fry, Jim 46
Fuenning, Jon 21,55
Fuehrer, ~elly 15, 16
Fugh, Juhe 7, 13, 47, 48
G
Gagner, Alan 7
Gagner, Candy 21
Gallentine, John 47
Gallentine, Paul 7, 47
Galois, Carla 51
Galois, Ron 27
Garvis, Vickie 7
Gebhart, Marvin 3, 16
Gerlach, Tammy 27
Gerlach, Tim 21
Gebiniech, Randy 21
Giebelhaus, Jodi 16,52
Giebelhaus, Kame 27
Giebelhaus, Larry 7, 54
Gilbert, John 21
Gilbert, Melinda 16
Gillam, Chris 16
Gillam, Janice 27
Gillispie, Donald 21, 55
Gooding, Margaret 16
Gooding, Robert 27
Goodwin, Jerry 27
Goodwin, Mickie 27
Goodwin, Sandra 21
Gordon, Debra 16,47
Gray, Gary 27
Griffith, Gary 12
Griffiths, Scott 16
Guenther, Cheri 16,52
Guenther, Don 21
HHaef:fner, Reggie 16
Hairl, Linda 21
Hall, Debbie 21
Haller, Diann 16
Hamel, Twila --7
Hammer, Kenny 27,47
Hammer, Mark -- 7,43,47
Hansen, Duane 27
Hansen, Scott 16
Hardesty, Penny 47
Harding, Denice 22
Harding, Kevin 16
Harding, Patty 27
Hardy, Karl 16
Harwood, Jeannie 7,51,53
Harwood, Lena 22, 51
Hassenplug, David 27
Hauser, Barbara 22
Heaney, Lana 27
Hefner, Karen 27
Henderson, Bernie 16
Henderson, Ty 22
Hendrickson, Rod 28
Hendrickson, Tammy 8, 50
Henechsski, Robert 22
Herrington, Penny 8
Herrington, Teresa 8
Hignite, Kim 22
Hilderbrand, Cindy 22
Hinton, Audery 22
Hischke, Brian 8
Hoaglin, Diana 22
Holbrook, Donald 16
Hoover, Mike 22
Horacek, Bryan 8, 13, 43, 54, 55,56,58
Horacel<, Jeff 22
Horky, Brenda 28
Houston, Nena 16
Hovey, Shari 22,48,51
Howell, Stanley 22,54
Howell, Tracy 22
Hudnall, Tracy 16, 54, 55
Hughes, B.J. 16,54,55
Hughes, Don 16
Hunt, Debbie 28
Hunt, Larry 16, 54
Hunt, Lori 22
Hunt, Reta 8,40,47,48
Hunt, Vera 28
Hurlbert, Belinda 28
Hursh, Renae 16
Hutson, Na ta lie 28
IIsealnieks, Indra 22
Inselman, Chris 8
Inselman, Paul 8
JJackson, Richard 22
Jacobs, Ricky 22
Janousek, Tracy 28
J ansa, Misty 28
Jeffres; Julie 28
Johns, Frank 8, 54
Johnson, Brian 22
Johnson, Debbie 16
Johnson, Jeff 16, 54
Johnson, Kristal 22, 48
Johnson, Randee 8, 13,54,SS, 58
Johnson, Shelly 28,47 \
Johnston, Brad 22, 54
Jones, Brenda 28
Jones, Glenda 28
Jones, Janet 8
Jones, Jodi 22
Jones, Korinna 17, 46
Jones, Vickie 22
Jurgens, Cheryl 22, 41
Jurgens, Sondra 8,47,53
KKahn, Sandy 17, 47
Kalita, Annie 17
Kasper, Jennifer 47
Katzer, Mark 28
Kavanagh, Donna 28
Keck, Sandra 28
Keller, Barry 8, 13,42,54
Keller, Brent 22,54,55
Keller, Julie 8,51,53
Keller, Lisa 28
Kennedy, Debi 8, 13,47,51, 52,53, 58
Kieff, Eddie 11,42,54,56
Kies, Marla -- 17
Kilburn, Sheila 22
Kimmen, Mike 17
Kimmen, Pat 22
Kinlin, Don 17, 44
King, Eunice 17
Kinnison, Chris 22
Knaub, Larry 28
Knight, Peggy 22
Knight, Vicky 8,48,53
Koca, Kevin 22
Kohout, Carol 23,41,52
Kohout, Dale 8
Kohout, Greg 17, 54, 55
Krass, Kim 51
Krause, Tammy 28
Krause, Tina 17
Krebsbach, John 8,43,46,56
Krebsbach, Michael 23
Krebsbach, Steven 28
Krumm, Jack -- 23
Kubicek, Danny 23
Kunlengel, Dawn 23
Kuhlengel, Dennis 17, 54, 56
Kurtz, David 23
Kurtz, Diane 17
LLarsen, Mike 9,54,55,56,58
Lassley, Kim 9
Law, Terri 23
Leech, Howie 9
Lemon, Anita 9,40,46,47,53
Lewis, Carolyn 23
Lewis, Nancy 23
Lewis, Sue 9
Liska, Mark 9, 54
Little, Jean 28
Little, Judy 9
Littlejohn, Lora 23
Littlejohn, Tammy 17
Lohmier, Sally 23
Longan; Joni 17,51
Loos, Wanda 23
Loschen, Cheri 23
Loschen, Ricky 23
Lutzi, Don 9
Lutzi, Tammy 28
M
Mannix, Florence 25,41:52
Mannix, Liz 51
Mannix, Mark 54
Marchand, Dan 17
Marking, Connie 28
Marking, Kelly 17
Marshall, Carol 28
Marshall, Shaun 23
Martin, Denis 9
Martin, Jodi 23
Martin, Tammy 9
Mason, Rick 23
Mason, Todd 46
Mattison, Alana 28
Maxfield, Tracie 9,51,52,53, 58
McCall, Mark 23
McCauly, Jeff 46
McCord, Sue 8,9,44,48,51, 52,53,58
McCullough, Nancy 28
McDowell, Stacey 23, 48
McGhee, Kelly 28
McGhee, Kevin 28
McGinn, Karen 28
McGuire, Michele 17, 41 McGuire, Mickey 28
McKeighan, John 9
McKeown, James 23
McNulty, Denice 28
McNulty, Don 17
Melvin, Garth 31
Mercer, Chris 47
Messersmith, Valerie 31
Metzger, Marcene 17, 48
Meyer, Jeff 17,54,56
Meyer, Steve 23
Meyers, Annette 9
Meyers, Sondra 31
Mientka, Benny 23, 55
Miles, Steve 23
Miller, Bill 17, 54
Miller, Karen 17, 48
Miller, Patti 9,41,48,51
Miller, Roslen 50
Miller, Troy 17, 56
Mills, Roger 17
Mitchell, Danny 31
Mohr, Jim 17,54
Moize, Jerry 23,54
Moore, Erica 17
Morgan, Jeannie 31
Morgan, LeAnn 23,44
Morrison, Mike 17
Morrow, Jerry 9
Mueller, Russell 17
Mumgaard, Annie 17,47,51
Mumgaard, Dave 9,40,42,47
Murphy, Mike 6,9,40,55
Murphy, Randy 23
Murray, Mark 9,40,42,54,55
Murry, Evelyn 53
Murry, Paula 23
Mussman, Karl :__ 17
Myers, Darrell 18
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Nichelson, Lori 18, 48
Nichelson, Susan 31
Novak, Doug 31
Novak, Steve 18,54
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O 1Connele, Connie 18
Olsen, Cheryl 18
Ortiz, Jeff 54 p
Page, Andrew 18
Pair, Chuck 31
Pair, Mary 7, 10
Pape, Scott 10
Parker, Keith 31
Patten, Dawn 24
Patten, John 31
Patterson, Billy 24
Pavey, Randy 24, 54
Pavey, Renee 31
Payer, Henry 24
Peery, John 24
Perry, Crystal 31
Perry, Jenifer 10, 46
Pfeil, Cinda 16
Pfeil, Kelly 24
Phares, Jerry 31
Phillips, Donna 24, 48
Phillips, Doug 31
Phipps, Lisa 24
Pickel, Richard 31
Pohlman, Denise 18
Polage, Dixie 18
Polivka, Kurtis 31
Prall, Lonnie 31
Prasek, Loren 24
Price, Bea 18
Price, Jaque 31
Punneo, Tina 24
Quarells, Diane 53
Quarells, Jeff 24, 54
Raley, Dawn 31
Raley, Ranee 18
Rasp, Susan 24
Reid, Darla 24
Reifschneider, Henry 54
Rengstorf, Suzan 24
Reynolds, Todd 18
Richards, Caren 24
Richards, Marcia 47, 51
Rivera, Evelyn 24,41
Rodwell, Cindy 18
Rodwell, Gary 31
Rohrs, Mark 54
Rogers, Kevin 31
Rogers, Rodney 55
Roper, Janet 18
Roper, Judy 31
Roseberry, Cindy 18
Rosekrans, Dale 31,55
Roth, Terry 24, 54, 55
Roth, Troy 10
Routh, Cheryl 24
Routh, Jerry 18, 54
Rowlan, Linda 18
Rowlan, Terri 31
Rump, Jill 10,46,47,51,52, 53,58
Runge, Loretta 10, 46
Rut, Keith 24, 54, 55
Ryan, Sue 48
Ryder, Kevin 24
Ryder, Penny 24
Ryder, Tamara 31
Ryder, Tracy 31
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Salinas, Maria 10, 51
Salinas, Mike 31
Salisbury, Billy 24
Salisbury, John 24
Salyer, Marla 24
Sanford, Denise 18
Sapp, Daryll 18
Sawyer, Robin 8, 10
Scaggs, Cindy 18,48,50
Scaggs, Julie 18,47,48,52
Scaggs, Robin 31
Scodoris, Tanya 31
Schafer, Greg 38
Scheidt, Vicki 19
Schizas, Andy 4, 10,42
Schizas, Chris 19, 55
Schizas, Katie 24
Schlegel, Janet 31
Schlegel, Steve 10
Schmidt, Tim 19
Schonberger, Steve 19,46
Schowalter, Brenda 10
Schriner, Todd 24, 54, 55
Schumacher, Julie 19
Scott, Jamie 25, 55
Seeger, Ty 9, 10,54
Self, Rick 19,54,55
Sellars, Sharon 10
Semin, Jim 10
Shafer, Kim 10
Shannon, Claire 25, 51
Shannon, Patty 10, 13,46,47, 51
Shaw, Pam 10, 46, 48, 52
Shaw, Willie 25
Sheets, Marla 53
Sheldon, Barb 11,48
Shubert, Debbie 11
Simmons, Karen 44
Simonson, Renee 11
Simpson, Suzi 25
Smalley, Marquita 25
Smalley, Tracy 11,44
Smetter, Kevin 19
Smith, Connie 30
Smith, Harold 11
Smith, Shirley 25
Sothan, Lisa 30
Sovereign, Mark 19
Sovereign, Pam 30
Spahn, Dan 19
Spahn, Thomas 25
Spradley, Pat 30
Stadford, Darrell 25
Stallings, Genell 30
Starkweather, Danny 25,54
Steele, Kevin 11,47,54
Steffens, Tammy 11
Steggs, Robin 19
Stillwell, Marvin 19
Stillwell, Mary 30
Stoakes, Teresa 25
Stoakes, Traci 25
Stone, Michelle 30
Stuart, Deneen 19
Stuart, Jim 11
Stuertz, Lee 11, 46
Sullivan, Sue 19
Sysel, Paul 25
Szalawiga, Bill 19,47,54
Szalawiga, Christine 25
Szalawiga, Kate 30
TTafoya, Tina 11
Taft, Rod 11,54,55
Tapp, LeAnn 25
Taylor, Karri --19,51,52
Taylor, Tammi 30
Tenney, Kathy 11, 12,47,48, 52,53
Tesla, Boni 11,50
Tesla, Brad 54
Thomas, Kevin 30
Thompson, Danny 25
Thrane, Allen 19
Thrane, Tim 30
Torbus, Kristin 30
Tritt, Linda 25
Tritt, Sharie 19, 52
Tritt, Sharie 19, 52
Truax, Jeanna 11
Tubbs, Lori 19,48
Turek, Connie 30
uUdofia, Anietie 19,54
Udofia, Nkere 41,54,55 1 58
VVacha!, Jim 30
Vacha!, Linda 30
VanArsdall, Don 47,54
VanArsdall, Mark 30
VanHoosen, Steve 11
Vanlear, Joan 30
Vanlear, Karl 25
Vernon, Fawn 44,51,52
Vernon, Travis 25, 54
Vetter,. Lisa-- 19,51
Vetter, Mark 11,40,44,54,58
Villareal, Louie 2
Villareal, Ramona 30
Vlcek, Tim 30
Voss, Michele 30
wWaechter, Kim 30
Wakeman, Mark 19
Walbridge, Lorna 25
Walker, Duane 30, 48
Warman, Chris 25
Watermeier, Gail 25,52
Watermeier, Les 11, 13,55,56
Way, Vicki 19
Wells, Kathleen 11
Wells, Thomas 30
West, Debbie 19,52
Whisenhunt, LuAnn 11
Whisler, Charles 11,41,54
Whisler, Greg 30
White, Amy 4, 11,52
White, Kelly 11,46,48
White, Kristin 25
White, Lonnie 19
White, Melissa 30
Wichman, Jeff 30
Wiese, Janelle 19,51,52
Wiese, Jill 25
Wilbur, Terri 25
Wilkins, Tim 19
Williams, Julie 19
Williams, LeAnn 25
Wilson, Brenda 30
Winters, Steve 30
Witzki--, Becky 11
Woodcook, Butch 25
Wooge, Ed 19
zZamrzla, Kathy 30
Zlab, Jeff 30
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THE OLYMPIAN; Goodrich Yearbook, 1976
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