THE OLYMPIAN
Lincoln,
GOODRICH CELEBRATES ITS TENTH BIRTHDAY
An open house was held at Goodrich on November 1 3th, the official date the school was opened ten years ago. With the joint effort of the Goodrich staff, under the direction of Mrs . Mary Jo Lahners and Mrs. Kathie Uhrmacher, and the Goodrich Association, President Mrs. Julia McCord, special celebration plans were made for the evening. Or. Walter Mientka, guest speaker for the event, reviewed the history of the Goodrich School. Or Lyle Bargman, principal of Goodrich, introduced the faculty members who were being honored for ten years of service to the school. (Picture below) Following the program, refreshments were served and parents were invited to visit the classrooms.
Front Row: Mr Denn i s Freder i ck , Mr. Stuart Fr iesen , M i ss Marilyn M i chael , Mrs Rae Green , Mr M i ck Johnson , Mr Morelle Herz i nger ; Row 2: Mr Mark Ross , M r. Robert Olmsted , M i ss Carolea Adams , Mrs Virg i n ia Ham i lton , Mrs. Betty Knaub , Mrs Marion Fickes , Dr. Ly l e Bargman
NINTH GRADE
NINTH GRADERS SAY "GOODBYE" TO GOODRICH
Ninth Grade-4
The ninth grade students receive their class schedules at the beginning of the school year.
"You can take my picture, but you'll have to wait in line."
Darrell Abbott
Brad Allen
Wayne Agena
"This way's out."
Yvonne Arellano
Doug Anderson
Yolanda Bailey
Teresa Bowen
Mary Buettner
Katie Barron
Steve Brewer
Chuck Baker
David Bower
Brad Bundy
Jim Bartzatt
Asenath Bright
Yvonne Bandemer
Sherry Bradley
Don Burbach
Kim Boeshart
Tom Brookhouser
Beth Barowski
Lyle Brennan
Kent Burbach
Mike Bone
Tony Brown
Scott Burklund
Vince Cruickshank
Dave Duensing
Wendy Cook
Wendy Day
Paul Carter
Dave Cuddeford
David Duffy
Bob Cookus
Melinda Delancey
Jefferson Clift
Kevin Danley
Todd Dutton
Terry Copeland
Bob DeWitt
Deloris Cole
Edee Davis
Debbie Earl
John Criswell
Eddie Drewes
Russell Emken
Ricky Fish
Stephanie Goebel
James Fangmeyer
Alan Gehr
Sue England
Stephanie Franklin
John Goodwin
Lori Felton
Rick Geister
Brenda Eschenbacher
Kevin Fullerton
Trish Gormley
Marlisa Fessler
Todd Gerlach
Dave Faeller
Ginny Gallentine
Tim Greiner
Debra Fiala
Mike Giannola
Ninth Grade-8
Ron Hamilton
Jeff Herechski
Cindy Henderson
Bob Haney
Jim Henderson
Chris Hawk
"What chu talkin' 'bout?"
Kurt Hergenrader
Mike Herrington
Darcey, Sarah and Brenda work hard to meet a yearbook deadline.
Renee Hughes
Kim Higgins
Gary Hunt
Kevin Hittle
Randy Hunt
"Take our picture! It'd be a pity to waste these smiles."
"Stretch
those muscles, boys!"
Geometry students listen intently to Mr
• I'll be
This y ea r the ninth grade students learned about the U S government in their Social Studies class.
Randy Kreifel enjoys using Goodrich ' s new Apple II computer
Stasch
"Saturday night? Eight o ' clock?
there!"
"Come on, you guys. Get serious!"
"Don't overwork yourself, Todd."
" I've been described as dashing and debonair ."
"Dean, these are the 'dos' and 'don'ts' in my classroom. Have you got it?"
"Hey guys! Out of my way! This could be my big break!"
Jeff Herechski studies his schedule.
"One step closer and I'll
"Is this Cupid's Computer Dating Service?" " Me? A-a-a-a I'm not doin ' nothin '."
Ginger Irwin
Rodney Kramer
Kris Littrell
Lance Kasper
Dennis Lacher
Lynn Jackson
Shelley Lloyd
David Katzer
Scott Langenberg
Richard Jones
Kathy Kuwamoto
Stephanie Long
Shellie Kermmoade
Tina Lant
Tim Jurgens
Jeff Lacey
Kenny Loschen
Joann Kinney
Tim Leever
Rod Mangel
Craig Medley
Todd Nichelson
Allison McCoy
June Moles
Bill Marhenke
Kim Metzger
Cris Nidever
Darcey McDowell
Rich Morey
Kim Martin
Jeff Miller
Mike O'Brien
Kenny McGarvie
Scott Morrow
Lance McCord
Roxanne Mohr
Kevin Ohlschwager
Tom McGinn
Chris Newell
Debbie Olston
Dan Phillips
Randy Reid
Darren Paulick
Janice Pishna
Angela Owens
Vivian Phillips
Kathy Reitz
Michelle Perkins
Diana Portrey
Becky Pankers
Chris Philpot
Betty Rezac
Dee Dee Peters
Gerald Rangel
Jeff Parish
Joey Pickel
Craig Riecke
Sue Peterson
Kim Rasp
Jeff Roberts
Richard Scaggs
Robin Schwisow
Barb Schulz
Gary Schenaman
Delbert Scott
Jay Schumacher •
Wayne Schnepp
Karen Sears
Trisha Rutt Lee Schumacher
Tim Roseberry
Greg Schuerman
Dave Seelhoff
Randy Sailors
Teresa Schuttler
Stacy Self
Robert Stebbins
Norman Truax
Bernard Smith
Alicia Stottlemire
Caroline Shaw
Michael Steuding
Mike Tubbs
Niki Smith
Joel Thummel
Kim Siegrist
Kim Stoakes
Ivory Turner
Scott Snell
Mark Tietjens
Alicia Smith
Melinda Stott
Barb Tuttle
• Kelly Snyder
Jeff Toline
NOT PICTURED:
Brenda Twiss
Amelita Vella-Harmoza
Alan Vivier
Kelly Waggoner
Mike Wallace
Pat Wallace
Shelley Wallace
Rob Ward
Becky Copeland
Mary Ferguson
Terry Harding
Brad Harris
Mark Way
Sheila Webster
Pam Wenzl
Ricky Westfall
Raymond Jenkins
Mark Magnuson
Jae Mead
Tammy Wiler
Tonya Wiles
Rich Will
Marty Williams
Kelli Micek
John Phillips
Leslie Ruel
Dave Winters
Mike Wood
Sarah Yoakum
Pam Zweerink
EIGHTH GRADE
"I'd
THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ENJOYS A WIDE VARIETY OF ELECTIVES
Mark Abbott
Randy Agena
Steven Agena
Gerald Allen
David Amerson
Bill Asmus
Gwynne Bailey
Jim Baird
Jill Bals
Brenda Barkmeier
Jenny Barron
Kristin Bauer
Jeff Kringle works on an individual project in I.I.A.
really rather be outside."
Ms. Steffes helps Jeff Arredondo with his English assignment
Mr. Herzinger's eighth graders experience Leta lnselmann improves her typing skill s working in an assembly line.
Mike Bjerrum
Francis Blythe
Mike Boyd
Scott Brennan
Wayne Breyer
Michelle Brickner
Kimberly Bridges
Denise Bright
Vallery Brown
Dean Buis
Sherry Burback
Denise Capps
Tim Carlsward
Leslie Carter
Clarinda Chadd
Mike Chadd
Pam Clift
Christine Coffman
Janeen Coil
Stephanie Coles
Robyn Confer
John Cooper
Karl Covert
Mike Cunning·
Stewart Cunningham
Don Davis
Tim DeBoer
Angie Deschane
Cynthia Dougherty
Todd Duncan
Marilynne Earp
Jodi Ebert
Jeanene Ellis
Deanne Elsberry
Leslie Emken
Terri Emmons
Tammy Endler
Bob Faeller
Brian Faust
Bruce Faust
Deann Flanagin ' Dolly Flinn
Sheila Flynn
James Fogleman
Rhonda Francisco
Steven Franklin
Rusty Frazier
Joy Fringer
David Gaines
Kristy Garrett
Brian Gerlach
Christopher Gillispie
Mary Gillispie
Kevin Gormley
Gay Gray
Robert Greder
Julie Greer
Raymond Harding
Kimberlee Hein
Kismit Henderson
Richard Henderson
Suzy Hergenrader
Sarah Hermann
Janene Haskovec
Ralynda Huie
Michael Hunt
Kimberly Hvde
Raimonds
lesalnieks
Leta lnselman
Jody Janousek
Janice Johnson
Douglas Jones
Sharon Jones
Peggy Keller
Trisha Kitchen
Michael Kohlman
Barbara Kohout
Jeffrey Kringle
Lisa Krupicka
Phillip Lebsock
Glen Leech
Stacy Lichtenberg
Anthony Lopez
Karna Lostroh
"You could help, Todd!"
11 1 drink Or. Pepper and I'm proud 11
"Another minute left before the bell rings, so why hurry?"
Jill Podraza learns how to take her own blood pressure.
"Kim, I'm tellin' you that I wear this cowboy hat for ropin' cows."
"They've got each other but I've got personality!"
"We'd like a little service, please!"
These eighth graders find time
to lounge around after school.
Mr. Ross demonstrates the use of the- metal lathe.
It's report card time! Gwynne and Lisa look a little worried.
Danny Mullins gets some help from his friends in doing a back handspring.
"Smile, Danny. We're on candid camera."
"Here comes Ms. Sinor, Richie! You'd better wake up!"
Thomas Marchand
Catherene Martin
Patricia Martin
Suzanne Maxwell Roger McGarvie Kimberly McMillan Dawn McNulty Thomas Meahan Teresa Medley Allen Melk Jennifer Merkel Joseph Milchling
Tammi Mischnick
Denise Mjelde Mary Morey
Daniel Mullins Bradley Murdock
Cindy Ohlschwager Sean Orosco
Jefferey Perry
David Phillips
Julie Pinkston
Roxanna Pinkston
Ramon Pinzon
Jill Podraza
Julie Pohlman
Jesse Polivka
Curtis Ramsey Lori Rieschick
Mark Robbins Michael Robbins
James Roper Diane Rosekrans Eighth Grade-23
Karen Rut
Diana Salinas
Steven Scheidt
Robert Schlamann
Betty Schnepp
John Schowalter
Lisa Shaw
Rhonda Shaw
Carl Sikes
Renee Smice
Crystal Smidt
Matthew Smith
Gerald Soderstrom
Brenda Spilker
Tracy Stark
Linda Stilwell
Merrill Stoddard
Timothy Sumovich
Amy Thiede
Teresa Tubbs
Rhonda Ulm
Teresa Urevich
Max Utterback
Mark Van Kekerix
Von Villarreal
Mark Virus
Michelle Visger
Christina Voss
Dennis Walter
Richard Watson
Shelley Westenburg
Ronald Williams
Kelli Williamsen
William Witzki
Gina Wolters
Dawn Wood
Dean Worrell
Lorenzo Ybarra
Shelly Zimmerman
Shireen Zinn
Garrett Zinsmaster
SEVENTH GRADE
Steve Angel
Darrell Baasch
Shane Bales
Jill Bartzatt
Gail Bates
Dawn Beebe
Laura Benson
Kathy Bertwell
Kathy Boehmer
Vanessa Bolln
Tom Bonnett
Matt Brandt
SEVENTH GRADERS MEET
NEW CHALLENGES TH IS YE AR
Seventh Grade-26
"We got up, now how do we get down?"
"Las Vegas, here we come!"
"Eyes off! Top secret!"
''I'd like to be President."
These seventh graders are reading A Wrinkle In Time for their Basic Studies class.
Brenda Brehm
Tom Brewer
Mike Brickner
Don Brookhouser
Nora Brown Blinda Buettner
Jennifer Bundy Robert Butler
LaJina Campbell
Campbell
Richard Chadd Kevin Champoux
Patricia Chiu Valayna Cleary
Tammy Clift
Melissa Coleman
Brent Collier
John Copeland
David Cunning
Jeff Cunningham
Kim Dittmer
Eclna Down
Jeff Ertl
Boyd Evans • Amy Fangmeyer
Denise Felstow
Mike Ferrell
Lisa Fiala
Kim Fischer
Edith Foster
Mark Fullerton
David Galois
Kathy Gehr
Scott Giannola
Randy Gillam
Shannon Gilliam
Kim Gillispie
Jodi Goeschel
Rita Greder
Angela Greenlee
Lisa Grenemeier'
Tammy Griffin
Dan Gutknecht
Kristin Hackenberg
Rothie Hackstadt
Don Hamilton
• Cynthia Hanger
Victor Hart
Cynthia Hawk
Chellana Henry
Krista Hill
Goldie Hindsley
David Hinkle
Mike Holland
Jolene Haskovec
Paul Hoyt
Roger Hulinsky
Shari Hunt
Tonya lnselman
Darold Johnson
Donald Johnson
Kristin Kalivoda
Janet Karash
Lisa Keech
John Knipple
Tammy Kaea
Julie Kr8mer
Michelle Kreitman
Tim Kurtz
Melody Kuwamoto
Jeff Kuzelka
Mark Langenberg
Tim Langston
John Lebsack
Doug Logan
Patricia Long
James Longan
Jesse Lopez
Frances Loschen
James Lovell
Diane Magnuson
Kristi Malhoit
Jeff Mathews
Amy Matthews
Seventh Grade-28
"Nobody will ever know what I did to this chili."
"I wish we could each have our own fork."
Jeannea Mattox
Michelle Maulsby
Rodney McGrath
William Messer
Roby Miller
Jacqueline Modrell
Shawn Moles
Michael Morris
Lisa Murray
Laura Neemann
"If you would just look, you would see it's not a tuna."
Darrel Watermeier helps Jeff Mathews use the compass.
"Who says my boyfriend has to be tall, dark and handsome?"
Shawna Nims
Ture Nycum
Patrick O'Brien
Awri Ogletree
Mary Ohlschwager
Gary Ortiz
Greg Palmer
Tammy Parsons
Diane Paulick
Natalie Pedersen
Gregg Peterson
Donn Petitt
Mrs. Cowles assists her students in selecting reading materials.
Mr. Henninger, playing the role of Prof. Lyman Cumberly, talks to Mr McDermott's class.
"We wear short shorts "
Gloriann Sola
Renee Spence
Michael Spidel
Christopher Stanley
Amie Stephens
Richard Stevens
Tanya Stewart
Robert Stockman
Julie Stott
Randy Straka
Kimberly Sturzenegger Starr Swiler
Brenda Tapp
Jeffrey Taylor
Richard T etherow
Gregory Thompson
Stan Thummel
Christine Tietjens
Douglas Toline
Raymond Tripp
Monte Tubbs
Anthony Turner
Roxanne Ungry
Brenda Utterback
Raymond Van Lear
Samuel Venhaus
Brian Vlcek
Fritz Voss
Kristopher Warren
Darrel Watermeier
Karna Way
Scott Webster
David Weiand
William Wells
Melissa Welsh
Lorrine Westfall
Daniel Whitson
Sean Wilson
Mark Wood
Lori Wright
Earl Youngs
Scott Zamrzla
Seventh Grade-32
NOT PICTURED: Craig Knecht
Patrick Perkins Ron Redwing
SIXTH GRADE
THE SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS FIND THEIR FIRST
YEAR OF JUNIOR HIGH EXCITING
Angela Arellano
Victor Asmus
Kimberly Baird
Michelle Bandemer
Jeffery Bartunek
Michael Block
Shelley Booher
Valerie Boyd
Donald Brennan
Todd Burklund
Luke Chollett
Mark Chollett
"Is this the only way out of this school?"
"Going once! Going twice! SOLD!" The sixth graders spend their funny money at the reading auction.
Mrs. Fickes teaches one of her students how to make a stuffed animal in Home-Ee class.
The science class students send off their weather balloons in hopes that some of the attached cards will be found and returned to them.
Matthew Chollett
Troy Cox
Michelle Cuddeford
Edmund Cunningham
Stephen Davis
William Decamp
Sharon Dempsey
Donald Diaz
Audrey Donscheski
David Epp
Cheryl Finley
Robert Foster
Patricia Fox
Randy Fox
Alison Gibson
Teddy Gleason
Richard Goemann
Glenda Gray
Bryan Guern
Allen Hall
James Hardesty
Steven Hauser
Mark Herbel
Kenneth • Hergenrader
Todd Hermann
Danny Hier
Tammy Hoerle
Amber Hoover
Brenda Hotovy
Donna Hulinsky
Gary Hunt
Nola Hurlbert
Kelly Johnson
Richard Johnston
Ronald Johnston
Michelle Jones
Jeffrey Jorgens
David Keith
Kristina Kellogg
Gregory Kennedy
Sonya Kennedy
Thomas Koperski
Michelle Lebsock
Kara Lostroh
Curt Lyons
Timmy Marchand
Jill Martin
Sheila Martinez
Gregory Mastera
Debbie May
John McCave
David McGarvie
Kari McGuire
Shawnna McKinney
Tom McKnight
Bryce Merrill
Jennifer Miller
Tina Mogle LaDonna Montgomery
Michael Morrow
Jimmie Myers
Thang Due Nguyen
Robert Nicholas
Thomas Olston
Laura Pankers
Willie Perkins
Deanna Petrzilka
Pamela Pierce
Leon Raney
Leslie Richard
Douglas Rohe
Joni Roland
'Talk about havin' fun! This class is a blast!"
Mrs. Hamilton's students designed their own hats as a class project after reading The Pushcart War .
The gang's all here.
Official Mafia hit-person.
Some people have all the talent.
Sixth grade girls catch up on the latest gossip.
"We'll get a ride one way or another."
"Hello! This is Mrs. Brennan. "Do I have to wash both hands?"
These busy students are completing their pen and ink drawing projects for art class. My son will be home sick today." Sixth Grade-37
- April Roth
Eric Rudd
Rhonda Ruhge
Patrick Ryan
Todd Rychecky
Gregory Sanford
Randall Scdoris
Ronell Schneider
Tammy Schuerman
Donna Schwindt
Dennis Showen
Daniel Siegl
Edward Silva
Eric Smith
Jeff Spence
Michelle Spence
Sheri Spilker
Lori Stewart
Annette Stoakes
Tracy Swanda
Daniel Sweeney
Vicki Sydik
Norman Tallman
Michele Tannahill
Annette Truax
Jennifer Tubbs
Petrina Turner
Rodney Ulm
Florine Villarreal
Laureen \:'illarreal
Jon Virus
Michael Visger
Robert Visger
Matthew Waechter
Kevin Warren
Laura Wichman
Billi Williamson
Jerri Williamson
Lorie Witzki
Joseph Ybarra
FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION
Miss C. Adams
Miss G Banick
Miss V. Beum
Mrs. A. Brill
Mrs. 8. Briney
Ms. K. Brown
THE STAFF WORKS HARD TO HELP STUDENTS ACHIEVE SUCCESS
ADMIN I STRATORS
bC O U NSELORS
Or L. Bargman Mr. R. Holtgrewe Ms. R. Larkin
"Three heads are better than one."
"Is this what they call hangin' around?"
Mr. M. Henninger
Mrs. L. Sandquist Mrs. M. Spahni
Ms. N. Cowles
Mrs . C. Custer
Mrs. M. Downs
Mrs . M. Duckworth
Mrs. M Fickes
Mr . D Frederick
Mr. S Friesen
Mrs. R Green
Mrs. V. Hamilton
Mr . M. Herzinger
Mr. J. Hoyt
Mrs. G. Imel
Mr. M. Johnson
Mrs. 8 Knaub
Mrs P. Kuster
Mrs. M. Lahners
Mr. J. Lewis
Mr. L. Mackenstadt
Mr. T. Marshall
Mr. H. McDermott
Mrs. M. Medel
Miss M. Michael
Mrs J Neal
Mrs. D Nichelson
Mr. A. Olmsted
Mr. T. Phillips
Mrs. K. Reinmiller
Mr. L. Risenhoover
Mrs. H Robbins
Mr. M. Ross
Mrs. L. Shea
Mrs. A. Shriner
Ms. D. Sinor
Mrs. S. Speyrer
Mr J. Sovey
Mr. K. Stasch
Ms. D. Steffes
Mrs A Stokes
Ms C Stuart
Mr. K. Swanson
Ms. D Tate
Mrs. K Uhrmacher
TEACHER AIDES
"Mrs. Flanagin, are you sure those are all G-rated films?"
Goodrich is fo.rtunate to have ten full-time teacher aides employed this year. They assist the students, as well as the teachers, in a variety of ways. The teacher aides are assigned to the reading, math, and special education teams. There is also one employed in the audio visual area, one in the nurse's office and another one as supervisor of the Work and Plan Room.
The Teacher Corps Project expanded this year. In addition to being at Goodrich, the project also included Belmont and Lincoln High. This has been a planning year, with the Teacher Corps staff working with the teachers in each of the schools to plan for what the schools will do with Teacher Corps during the next two years. Some topics that all schools will focus on include community involvement, school climate and learning styles. Ten teachers worked on the planning committee at Goodrich.
TEACHER CORPS
Front Row: Mrs. J. Kalivoda, Mrs. G. Pointer, Mrs. C. Flanagin, Mrs. G. McKay; Row 2: Mrs. S. Krebsbach, Mrs. G. Self, Mrs. 8. Frank; Row 3: Mrs. J. Nichelson, Ms. J. Childers.
Myrna Novak and Mary Stentz take a break.
Mrs. M. Moore, Miss M. Stentz, Or. J. Lux, Mrs. M. Novak
COOKS ACCOMPANIST
Raw: Mrs. C. Barkmeier , Mrs B Duncan , Mrs . B . Reifschneider, Mrs. M. Barker, Mrs M. Sensen i g; Raw 2: Mrs. P. Bailey, Mrs. V. Burcham, Mrs. 0. Schneider, Mrs B. Dempsey, Mrs. E. Chrisp, Mrs. P Whisler, Mrs. M Hild , Mrs . J . Kapke.
The cooks work hard to provide good lunches for the students and staff. There are approximately 17 ladies employed by the school to work in the kitchen. Mrs. Bertha Reifschneider, the mana_ger, does all of the planning and the ordering. Mrs. Mary Hild is the chief cook and Mrs. Peg Whisler does all of the baking. The 14 other employees assist in preparing the salads and sandwiches, serving food and working cash registers.
Goodrich custodians are in charge of cleaning 52 rooms every day. Many of their other duties include repairing broken desks, fixing radiators, working on electrical jobs, replacing broken windows and shoveling snow during the winter months. There are 7 custodians employed on a full-time basi s and 1 part-time assistant.
RESOURCE OFFICER
CUSTODIANS
Ms L. Laessle
Front
Mr. M. Olsen
"698 , 699 , 700! That should fill 'em ."
Front Raw: Mrs. M. Messer, Mr G. Loucks , Miss 0. Cole, Mr. F. Bartzatt; Back Raw: Mr. 0. Kreps, Mr. C. DeBoer, Mr. R. Vorderstrasse. Nat Pictured: Mrs. L. Peery.
SPEECH THERAPIST
PSYCHO LOG I ST
Mrs. Wendt
Mrs. M. Walker, Mrs. J. Krupicka, Mrs. J. Van Arsdall, Mrs. M Covert
Mr. J. Streur
Dr. Bargman speaks to the staff about school goals.
"Are you sure you proofread this?"
"Thank Heaven for the planning period!"
Mr. Lewis entertained his students during the holiday season by dressing up like Santa.
ATHLETICS
GOODRICH ATHLETES FA-CE TOUGH COMPETITION THIS SEASON
NINTH GRADE TRACK
The Cross Country season began September 4th and ended October 20th. Goodrich's seven team members participated in five meets. David Katzer was the only ninth grader who participated He placed 11th in his best meet, running 1 ½ miles in 8 minutes, 58 seconds. Brant Wells had the second best time in the seventh grade division. Coach Jerry Sovey said, "I hope we can interest more ninth graders in the sport next year because it is good conditioning, as well as a lot of fun "
Girls track was just getting started as our yearbook was being finished. Mr. Kent Swanson, the track coach, said that he predicted "the girls would place as one of the top four teams at the end of the season, and the toughest meets would be the North District Meet at Northeast on May 14th and the Girls' City Meet at East on May 21st."
The swimmers started their season March 3rd. Goodrich's ninth grade students participate in swimming as part of the Lincoln High School team. The coach for the group is Mr. Gene Cotter.
CROSS COUNTRY
SWIMMING •
Front Row: W. Day , C Nidever, K. Higgins , S. Kermmoade , K Sears; Row 2: K. Barron, Coach K. Swanson , T. Wiler, B Eschenbacher
Front Row: A. Hulinsky, G. Peterson, 0. Toline, D Mullins; Row 2: Coach J. Sovey, B. Wells, D. Katzer, C. Voss .
Front Row: T. Wiler, C Nidever, K. Sears , T. Rutt; Row 2: D. Cuddeford, 0. Lacher, K. Barron, A Owens, J . Toline.
NINTH GRADE VARSITY BASKETBALL
NINTH GRADE RESERVE BASKETBALL
Row: S. Self, P. Wenzl, G. Gallentine , D Earl; Row 2: T. Wiler, K. Barron, K. Stoakes, B Eschenbacher. Not Pictured: Coach M Johnson.
The Goodrich girls' basketball teams put forth stupendous effort during the 1980 season. The ninth grade girls Varsity ended the season with a record of 2-6. They defeated both Dawes and Pound. Katie Barron and Tami Wiler were the top scorers. The leading rebounder was Brenda Eschenbacher. The Varsity tied with Everett for fourth place in the city.
The Reserves ended their 1980 s~ason with a record of 3-5, winning over Dawes, Everett and .L_efler. Player Brenda Twiss said, "The toughest game was against East."
EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL
It ended with a score of 46-36, Goodrich losing. The Reserves placed fourth in the city. Leading scoreres were Wendy Day, with an average of 6.5 points a game and Michelle Perkins, averaging 5.8 points per game. The leading rebounder was Michelle Perkins.
The eighth grade team did a fine job this year with a record of 4-1. its only loss to Pound. The seventh grade team experienced a rather disappointing season with a record of 1-4. It was victorious against Culler.
SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL
Front
Front Row: B. Spilker, P. Keller, J. Haskovec, K. Henderson; Row 2: Coach M. Johnson, K: Rut, M. Perkins, S. Zinn, J. Sais, C. Smidt , M. Gillispie.
Front Row: M. Buettner, A. Smith, K. Sears, W. Day, S. England; Row 2: M. Delancey, A. Owens, T. Schuttler , B Twiss , M. Perkins. Not Pictured: Coach S. Friesen.
Front Row: J. Mattox, T. Schriner, A. Greenlee , -J. Rowin; Row 2: K. Boehmer, B. Utterback, R. Rathjen, B. Polivka, T. Griffin, Coach S. Friesen.
NINTH GRADE VARSITY BASKETBALL
The ninth grade boys varsity basketball team had a terrific season this year. They finished the season with a record of 5-3 , placing third in the city. Leading scorers were Todd Gerlach, with an ·average of 15.75 points a game, and Dave Cuddeford, with an average of 15.5 points a game. Leading rebounders were John Goodwin and Todd Gerlach. Coach Friesen said that unselfish play and a winning desire were the main reasons for the team's success
EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL
NINTH GRADE RESERVE BASKETBALL
The reserve team ended their season with a record of 3-5, defeating Culler (46-38), Irving (47-27), and Dawes (67-38). Leading scorers were David Katzer, Vince Cruickshank, Kevin Danley, and Rich Scaggs. The leading rebounder was Vince Cruickshank.
The seventh an~ eighth. graders had a less exciting season The eighth grade team won approximately half of their games and the seventh grade team had a defeated season, winning only a few of their games.
~SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL
Front Row: Paulick, D. Cuddeford, Hayes, M. Herrington, 0. Lacher; Row 2: 0 Scott , J Toline, L. McCord, J Goodwin , J Phillips, Coach S Friesen
Front Row: T Duncan , A. Watson, T Marchand, D. Mullins, D. Amerson, A. Henderson; Row 2: J. Perry, J. Polivka, B. Faust, P Lebsock , M. Allen, Coach S Fr i esen
Front Row: D. Seelhoff, M . Giannola, D Katzer , R. Scaggs , T Brookhouser; Row 2: C Philpot, K. Metzger, R Fish, V. Cruickshank, M Wood, A. Vivier.
Front Row: 0. Petitt, 0. Weiand, 8. Collier , D Galois, M Fullerton, D Diaz, M Morris, D Ryder, M. Tubbs ; Row 2: M. Ferrell, B. Wells, S. Venhaus, C Simms, A. Turner, D. Rangel , D Toline , S. Webster , Coach S Friesen.
"We won! We won!"
"We're training for the Mr Universe Contest."
"Shoot, Valerie, shoot!"
"Tackle the referee!"
Chuck Baker strengthens his arms on the parallel bars.
Goodrich attempts to get control of the ball.
NINTH GRADE GYMNASTICS
Front Row: T. Rohledar, R. Bustos, 8. Smith, C. Baker, 0. Bower, 0. Katzer; Row 2: Coach J. Hoyt, T. Nichelson, J. Schumacher, M. Williams, L. Schumacher, D. Duensing, Coach M. Henninger.
EIGHTH GRADE GYMNASTICS
EIGHTH GRADE GYMNASTICS
Ninth grade boys' gymnastics had their first meet, March 17th. Todd Nichelson tied for first place in the pommel horse event and Dave Seelhoff took first place in vaulting. The underclassmen also did well in their first meet with Dawes and Pound.
SEVENTH GRADE GYMNASTICS
The ninth grade girls' gymnastics team placed seventh in the city. The seventh and eighth graders did not have a very successful season, but they felt they had learned a great deal about gymnastics and good sportsmanship.
SEVENTH GRADE GYMNASTICS
Front Row: T. Sumovich, M. Robbins, 0. Mullins, J. Fogleman; Row 2: Coach J. Hoyt, Coach M. Henninger.
Front Row: T. Brewer, T. Kurtz, M. Fullerton, D. Watermeier, 0. Galois; Row 2: Coach J. Hoyt, R. Przybyiski, D. Rangel, A. Turner, C. Simms, S. Webster, Coach M. Henninger.
K. Sears, K. Higgins, T. Wiler, P. Wenzl, A. Smith.
Coach L. Micek, S. Westenberg, G. Bailey, J. Haskovec, J. Pelowski, T. Michnic, 0. Wood, J. Janousek, S. Zinn, V. Brown.
Front Row: K. Hackenberg; Row 2: Coach L. Micek, M. Kreitman, 8. Brehm, S. Hunt, A. Matthews; Row 3: N. Brown, J. Rowin, T. Kaea, P. Chiu, S. Moles, 8. Shannon.
NINTH GRADE HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL
NI.NTH GRADE LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL
The football season was a rather disappointing one for the Heavyweight team. They ended the season with a 1-5 record and placed last in the city. Their victory was against East High with a score of 6-0. The coaches for the team were Mr. Bill Brestel, Mr. Marvin Musil and Mr. Dan McCord.
Row: K. Danley, T. 8rookhouser, R. Scaggs, S. 8urklund, M. Steuding; Row 2: J. Schumacher. K. Metzger, T. Nichelson, L. Schumacher, S. Langenberg, J. Fangmeyer. M. Way.
The Lightweight team did somewhat better with a 1-3-2 record. Their only win was against Southeast High with a score of 8-0. They placed third in the city. They were coached by Mr. Kraig Anderson and Mr. Bob White.
EIGHTH GRADE FLAG FOOTBALL
SEVENTH GRADE FLAG FOOTBALL
Front Row: N. Truax, A. Vivier, J. Toline R. Fish, Anderson, R. Jones; Row 2: M. Wood, J. Goodwin, T. Roseberry, Lacher, 0. Cuddeford, L. McCord.
Front Row: M. Abbott, 8. Faust; Row 2: Coach R. Olmsted, Walter, S. Franklin.
Front
Front Row: 8. Collier. M Morris, 0. Watermeier, J. Cunningham. M. Tubbs; Row 2: Coach S. Friesen, 8. Sheets, 0. Weiand, A. Turner, R. Butler, D. Diaz.
NINTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL
EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL
SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL
NINTH GRADE WRESTLING
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE
WRESTLING
The ninth grade volleyball teams met some tough competition this year. Their season ended with a 2-6 record for the Varsity team and a 3-5 record for the Reserves. The underclassmen fared quite well and claimed several victories. All of the volleyball teams were coached by Mrs. Marcia Duckworth and Mr. Jim Hoyt.
The ninth grade wrestlers had a victorious season. Once practice and workouts started, the team showed promise from the beginning in early meets. Their final record was 4-2 and the team captured third place in the city. Gary Schenneman placed first in the all-city meet. He also holds the record for the fastest pin-46 seconds. David Hayes claimed the greatest number of wins-9, and Todd Nichelson scored the most points-17. Coach Swanson said, "These wrestlers who participated this year were outstanding and very hard workers. They did a good job."
The seventh and eighth grade teams had a fairly good season. It was unfortunate that the number of participants was so small.
Front Row: M. Delancey, S. Franklin, K. Higgins, C. Nidever, W. Day, 8. Rezac; Row 2: B. Twiss, T. Rutt, A. Owens, K. Barron, T. Wiler, 8. Eschenbacher, P. Wenzl.
Front Row: L. Shafer, D. Beebe , 8 Shannon; Row 2: J. Haskovec, G. Bates, K. Hackenberg.
Front Row: D. Mullins, T. Duncan, D. Toline; Row 2: Coach K Swanson, R. Henderson, 8. Sheets, Coach H. McDermott.
Front Row: C. Voss, C. Smidt, K. Hein, K. McMillan, V. Brown; Row 2: J. Haskovec, S. Zinn, J. Barron, D. Salinas, T. Mischnick.
Front Row: A. Vivier, C. Baker, T. Brookhouser, S. Burklund , R. Scaggs, T. Nickelson, G. Schenaman; Row 2: Coach K. Swanson, M. Wood, J. Toline, L. McCord, T. Roseberry, D. Hayes, D. Anderson, R. Fish, Coach H. McDermott.
CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
CLU .BS AND ACTIVITIES KEEP THE STUDENTS VERY BUSY
HEALTH CAREERS
Front Row: J. Pelowski, D. McNulty, D. Flanagin, T. Kaea, B. Spilker, T. Endler, D. Fiala, S. Scheidt, D. Davis; Row 2: Mrs. B. Knaub, S. Westenberg, P. Hitt, L. Krupicka, S. Burbach, B. Barkmeier, A. Smice, J. Janousek, L. Rieschick, T. Medley; Row 3: C. Ohlschwager, J. Greer, S. Coles, V. Villarreal, S. Bright, H. Otto, G. Gallentine, D. Earl, D. Duffy, M. Way.
Health Careers Club is a club for students interes ted in health-related careers. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Betty Knaub. Some of their field trips this year included trips to Bryan Hospital, Valentino's kitchen, Cedars Home for Children, The Body ShoppeHealth Spa, the University of Nebraska Dairy Plant, the Blood Bank and Pioneers Park for a picnic and horseback riding.
The purpose of the Weight Control Club is to assist students and parents in learning how to control their weight through a Live-It Plan, not a diet plan. Mrs. Knaub stated, "The group really had fun losing weight."
Red Cross is a service organization. Its purpose is to provide service to the community. Two of the club's main projects this year were special food drives at Thanksgiving and Christmas and the purchasing of potato seed for hurricane victims in the Dominican Republic. The members of the Red Cross Club also .adoptect. grandparents at the Village Manor Nursing Home and took Easter baskets to them. Sponsors for the group were Mr. Tim Phillips and Ms. Debbie Tate.
WEIGHT CONTROL CLUB RED CROSS
Front Row: S. Wilson, Mrs . B. Knaub; Row 2: J. Martin, C. Ohlschwager, D Flynn, W. Breyer.
Front Row: Ms D. Tate, B. Buetner, J. Pelowski, T. Kaea, A. Hoover, K. Hergenrader; Row 2: S. Morrow, D. Flynn, D. Phillips, P. Hitt, S. Westenberg, D. Wood, Mr. T. Phillips.
BAND I
Front Row: J. Janousek, B. Stockman , T. Nycum, P. Clift, R. lesalnieks, T. Emmons, C. Dougherty, T. Marchand, F. Blythe, G. Leech; Row 2: B. Spilker, S. Long, Nichelson, R. Geister, P. Wenzl, J. Schumacher, B. Pankers, Olston, B. Bundy, L. Rietz; Row 3: K. Malhoit, L. Krupicka, S. Burbach, 0. Duffy, K. Barron, T. Wiler, L. Schumacher, C. Ohlschwager; Row 4: B. Tuttle , R. Henderson, G. Schuerman, Seelhoff, Mr. R. Olmsted, M. Chadd, W. Agena, M. Herrington.
SWING CHOIR
Front Row: S. Self, P. Wenzl, G. Gallentine, A. Owens, K. Barron, T. Wiler, K. Higgins, V. Cruickshank; Row 2: B. Pankers, R. Scaggs, Lacher, L. McCord, J. Goodwin, J. Thummel.
Girls Small Group and Swing Choir displayed their talents on several different occasions this year . They sang for school concerts and Senior Citizen homes in the community. The Small Group performed at the Blue and Gold Banquet at West Lincoln and Swing Choir entertained members of a Masonic Lodge and the Bryan Service League. Mr. Mackenstadt , the director of the vocal groups, informed us that plans for a Swing Choir Exchange Program with the Lincoln High Sophomore Swing Choir are underway at this time , and he and his students are very excited about it.
The Band I and Orchestra students, under the direction of Mr. Robert Olmsted, had a very busy year. They performed at three public concerts and gave performances for several of the Lincoln elementary schools. Also, some of the older students participated in the All School Band Festival. These students are looking forward to the experience of working with a larger musical group in high school.
GIRLS SMALL GROUP
Front Row: A. Smith, Earl , C. Dougherty ; Row 2: L. Rieschick, B Rezac, C. Smidt, C. Nidever, R. Francisco, Capps; Row 3: B. Kohout, V. Villarreal, J. Barron, S. Hermann, T. Kitchen, V. Brown
Front Row: T. Duncan, K. Fullerton, T. Lant, P. Keller, Rodriguez, S. Agena, B. Guern; Row 2: S. Westenburg, C. Martin, J. Rober, T. Kitchen, S Snell, B. Pankers, N. Smith, T Parsons , Mr. R. Olmstead; Row 3: J. Barron, E. Davis, B. Faust, M. Van Kekerix, M. Virus, J. Sais.
YEARBOOK EXPLORERS
Mr. K. Wanson, D. Duffy, D. Cuddeford, 0. Fiala , K. Loschen, Mrs. A. Stokes, B. Pankers, L. Kasper, M. Way, N. Smith, M. Giannola.
The Explorers Club is open only to ninth graders. It provides a great opportunity for those students interested in a career. As a member of the club a student has the opportunity to explore some of the many careers and jobs in the world of work. This is done through resource speakers, field trips, and on-site individual shadowing experiences. Mrs. Ann Stokes was the club's sponsor. Drama Club is for students interest~d in acting or working on a stage crew. The Drama Club members and their sponsors, Mrs. Geri Imel and Ms. Deb Steffes, spent many hours practicing for the plays which were held during the year. Their spring production, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," was one of the largest productions ever held at Goodrich. The group also attended "Joy Nite" at Lincoln High as one of their special group activities.
The Yearbook staff consisted of 13 students th i s year. Each member of the class was involved in drawing the layout work , writing the copy and taking candid pictures for the book. "It requires a great deal of hard work and cooperation to produce a good yearbook," said Mrs. Medel , " and I feel this year's staff did a fine job!"
The Student Council's officers for the year were: Rich Skc3ggs, President: Todd Duncan, First-Vice Pres i dent; and Jesse Lopez, Second-Vice President. Mrs. Geri Imel sponsored the organization. Some of their activities were leadership training, the newspaper, pop night, the Turkey Ball, school dances and a spring carnival.
Front Row: R. Sailors, A. Gehr; Row 2: C. Newell, Fiala, K Stoakes; Row 3: B. Twiss, S. England, K. Martin, 0. McDowell; Row 4: Mrs. M. Medel, 0. Duffy, S. Yoakum.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row: V. Asmus, K. Hackenberg, L. Richards, J. Pelowski, R. Skaggs, J. Haskovec, T. Duncan, S. Dempsey, J. Lopez; Row 2: K. Higgins, T Wiler, K. Barron, Cuddeford, S. Hermann, K. Hein, J. Haskovec, Mrs. G. Imel, 0. Brookhouser.
DRAMA CLUB
Front Row: D. Duffy, L. Rieschick, T. Lopez, D. Mjelde, K. Fullerton, C. Shaw; Row 2: T. OeBoer, J. Haskovec, J. Bals, B. Murdock, S. Hermann, K. Hein, Ms. 0. Steffes, Mrs G Imel, J. Pelowski, B. Bailey, B. Shannon, L. Pankers.
Pam Wenzl and Tammy Wiler enjoy band practice.
Explorers listen to a speaker on the topic of "Trivia Magazine."
"Freedom Jam" entertains the students with a special performance.
Parents and students attend Goodrich orientation.
Drama Club practices for "The Wizard of Oz."
Swing Choir performs at the Winter Concert
MARDI GRAS
The traditional Mardi Gras carnival, often referred to as "Fat Tuesday," was held on February 19th on the school stage. All of the students had the opportunity to attend the celebration during their Basic Studies classes.
Mrs. Kathie Uhrmacher organized the carnival and her eighth and ninth grade French students assisted her in
making all the decorations, ordering the food, and running the booths.
The French students celebrate Mardi Gras because it is a special day of feasting and merrymaking in France, held in prepa~ation for Lent. There it is celebrated with masked balls, parades, floats, rich food and drinking.
EDITOR
STAFF AND MANAGE M ENT
Debra Fiala ATHLETICS .... Debra Fiala, Randy Sailors, Kim Stoakes
ASSISTING EDITORS David Duffy, Randy Sailors
ART EDITOR
NINTH GRADE
Kim Martin
Debra Fiala, Kim Stoakes
EIGHTH GRADE ....... Sue England, Darcey McDowell
SEVENTH GRADE ........... Kim Martin, Chris Newell
SIXTH GRADE
FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION
David Duffy, Alan Gehr
Brenda Twiss
Sarah Yoakum
CLUBS & ACTIVITIES David Duffy, Randy Sailors
TYPISTS
ADVISOR
Debra Fiala, Alan Gehr
Mrs. Margaret Medel
PRINCIPAL Dr. Lyle Bargman
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Campus Photo, Inc.
PRINTER Tyler Type Service
PUBLISHER
Walsworth Publishing Company
1AUO
371.8 GOO
THE GOODRICH OLYMPIAN, 1980 yearbook
DATE DUE
LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS MEDIA NETWORK
Lincoln, Nebraska
