Goodrich Junior High 1981 Yearbook by Lincoln Public Schools Library Media Department

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Glimpses of School Life

Goodrich Staff involved in Junior High

In the spring of 1980, the Lincoln Public Schools Junior High Principals Council decided to step back and consider schooling of children eleven to fifteen years old. This decision was not based upon building use nor administrative demands, but rather the need to deter~ine if the present junior high structure interferes with or restricts the effort of staff and students in the teaching/ learning process. The decision led to the district-wide commitment toward a Junior High Study Committee.

The Goodrich staff has participated this year in identifying "Thi rteen Guiding Principles" for the "School in the Middle" and practic e and procedures which support these principles.

ADMINISTRAT ORS

"This is the life!"

Ms. N. Cowles

Mrs. C. Custer

Ms. T. Deems

Mrs. M. Downs

Mrs. M. Duckworth

Mrs. J. Atkinson

Ms. V. Beum

Mrs. A. Brill

Mrs. B. Briney

Mrs. M. Fickes

Mr. D. Frederick

Mr. S. Friesen

Mrs. R. Green

Mrs. V. Hamilton

Dr. L. Bargman Mr. R. Holtgrewe

Study and Teacher Corps Project

The Junior High Study Committee will continue through next year to set forth a district model for the "School in the Middle" which is designated to be implemented in September of 1982.

The Goodrich staff has also been involved in a special Teacher Corps Project. The U L-LPS Teacher Corps Project sponsored cJasses in Adolescent Psychology and three classes in the use of the computer which were attended by several staff members. Developing a Goodrich Leamer Profile to help both teachers and students to understand student learning preferences has been a major project this year. It is hoped that when this profile is further refined, it will provide information that will help students learn better and teachers teach better.

COUNSELORS

Mr. M. Herzinger

Mr. J. Hoyt

Mrs. G. Imel

Mr. M. Johnson

Mrs. B. Knaub

Mrs. M. Lahners

Mr. J. Lewis

Mr. L. Mackenstadt

Ms. T. Madiou

Mr. T. Marshall

Mr. H. McDermott

Mrs. B. McKeown

Mr. M. Medel

Mis M. •Michael

Mr. M. Henninger Mrs. L. Sandquist Ms. D. Tate

"You really think I look like Bo Derek?"

Mrs. J. eal

Mrs. D. ichelson

Mr. R. Olmsted

Mr. T. Phillips

Mrs. J. Randall

Mrs. K. Reinmiller

Mr. L. Risenhoover

Mr. M. Ross

Mrs. R. Shriner

Ms. D. Sinor

Mr. J. Sovey

Mr. K. Stasch

Mrs. J. Steffensmeier

Ms. D. Steffes

Mrs. A. Stokes

Mrs. D. Strong

Ms. C. Stuart

Mr. K. Swanson

PSYCHOLOGIST

Mr. J. Streur

"How did you get your foot stuck in the plaster this time?"

Mrs. S. Strasil

Mrs. D. Johnson

TEACHER AIDES

Mrs. R. Watermeier, Mrs. G. McKay, Mrs. J. Kalivoda, Mrs. B. Frank , Mrs. J. Nichelson, Mrs. S. Krebsbach, Mrs. C. Flanagin.

TEACHER CORPS

Dr. M. Moore , Mr. N. Nicolaus, Mrs. P. French , Mrs. H. Robbins, Ms. S. Carrington-Robertson, Ms. D. Dobesh.

COOKS

M. Barker, Mrs. C. Bartels, Mr P. Whisler , Mr. G. Shew, Mrs. I. Johnson, Mrs. M. Hild, Mrs. P. Bailey , Mrs. E. Chrisp, Mrs. D.

SECRET ARIES

CUSTODIANS

Mrs.

Schneider, Mrs. B Dempsey, Mrs. V. Burcham , Mrs. K. Barkmeier , Mrs. B Reifschneider.

Mrs. J. Krupicka, Mrs. J. Van ArsdaU, Mrs. M. Covert, Mrs. M. Walker.

Front Row: Mr. S. Lebsock, Mr. B. Marple , Mr. J. Loucks; Back Row: Mr. C. DeBoer, Mr. B. Kotuc, Ms. L. Kaeding, Mr. D. Kreps, Mr. D. Kreifel.

"That Garfield just cracks me up!"

Mr. Lewis shows off his giant pet spider.

"They just love me!"

Teacherly love.

"Las Vegas, here we come!"

"I told her to suit up and she came out in a Foreman and Clark. "

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NIN GRADE

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NINTI-1 GRADE

NINTH GRADE

Ninth Graders drea

It was a busy and fun-filled year for the ninth grade students. In their Social Studies classes they studied the election process and ev e:~ learned how to write a good research paper. All of the students i r Mrs. Randall's classes studied Criminal Justice and went on a fie l , trip to the Lincoln Correctional Facility.

Ms. Deems and Mrs. Medel gave their students a thorough n view of English grammar. Their classes also read several short sto rie and novels. Two of the books which the ninth graders read in th e 1 English classes this year were Th e Outsiders and Flower s For Al ge rn on

Many of the ninth grade students participated in various clubs a ·

Gwynne Bailey

Jim Baird

Elaine Bales

Jill Bals

Brenda Barber

Mike Allen

Michelle Arnold

Bill Asmus

Jodi Baglio

Randy Agena

Steven Agena

Jodi Ahrens

"Come on in!"

Mark Abbott Russell Adams

of the future

sports. The Band Festival and the Valentines Day Assembly and Dance were some of the highlights of the year.

While talking with several of the ninth grade kids we learned that they were very excited about entering high school in the fall. Paul Nagel said that he was planning to attend Northeast and that he was looking forward to studying about careers. Chuck Sikes stated that his future goal was to play football for Lincoln High and that two of his best experiences at Goodrich had been his IIA class and being student assistant for Mr. Mackenstadt. Jodi Ebert, another ninth grader, said, "I'm just anxious to go to high school so that I can take Drivers Ed and learn how to drive!"

Wayne Breyer

Kim Bridges

Dean Buis

Brenda Barkmeier Jenny Barron

Mike Bjerrum Francis Blythe Brian Braden

"Okay, girls! Put on your smiles!"

Scott Brennan

Sherry Burback

Denise Capps

Tim Carlsward

Clarinda Chadd

Mike Chadd

Christine Coffman

Stephanie Coles

Robyn Confer

John Cooper

Stewart

Karl

Robin Custer

Don

Cindy Dougherty

Todd Duncan

Mary Earp

Jodi Ebert

Jeanene Ellis

Pam Clift

Pat Costephens

Covert

Cunningham

Davis

Jimmie Dean

Angie Deschane

"Hey, Todd! I don't see Brook Shields anywhere."

DeAnne Elsberry

Terri Emmons

Tammy Endler

Brian Faust

Bruce Faust

DeAnn Flanagin

J. D. Fogleman

Rhonda Francisco

Steve Franklin

Rusty Frazier

Joy Fringer

David Gaines

Brian Gerlach

Chris Gillispie

Mary Gillispie

Gay Gray

Robert Greder

Julie Greer

Roy Hampton

Kim Hein

Kitty Henderson

Rich Henderson

Suzy Hergenrader

Cindy Herman

Sarah Hermann

Angie Holcomb

Janene Hoskovec

Ralynda Huie

Mike Hunt

Patty Hursh

Kim Hyde

Raimonds Iesalnieks

Leta Inselman

Jody Janousek

Janice Johnson

Michelle Jones

Peggy Keller

Trisha Kitchen

Mike Kohlman

Barb Kohout

Jeff Kringle

Lisa Krupicka

Mindy Leapley

Phillip Lebsock

Glen Leech

Stacy Lichtenberg

Tony Lopez

Karna Lostroh

Debbie Magnuson

Tom Marchand

"I've never heard of a stickup in school."

Cathy Martin

Sue Maxwell

Roger McGarvie

Kim McMillan

Dawn McNulty

Tom Meahan

Teresa Medley

Allen Melk

Jenny Merkel

Joey· Milchling

Denise Mjelde

Sheila Mobley

Mary Morey

Danny Mullins

Troy Murrish

Paul Nagel

Thor Nennemann

Chris Obershaw

Cindy Ohlschwager

Heidi Otto

Juli e Pelowski

Ma rshanette Perkins

Jeff Perry

David Phillips

Julie Pinkston

Roxanna Pinkston

Ramon Pinzon

Jill Podraza

Ju lie Pohlman

Jesse Polivka

Abel Rabago

Curtis Remter

Mark Robbins

Mike Robbins

Dena Rodriguez

Jim Roper

Diane Rosekrans

Karen Rut

Dee Dee Salinas

Tim Samash

Steve Scheidt

Betty Schoepp

Ninth grade boys enjoy loafing around before school.

John Schowalter

Glenn Sharp

Lisa Shaw

Rhonda Shaw

Renee Smice

Crystal Smidt

Matt Smith

Brenda Spilker

Linda Stilwell

Gene Stoddard

Tim Sumovich

Vicki Teeters

April Temple

Trina Temple

Amy Thiede

Teresa Tubbs

Rhonda Ulm

Teresa Urevich

Mark Van KeKerix

Mark

Dennis

Shelly

Ron

"What? You talkin' to me?"

"Studying?

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Eighth Graders were involve

Many eighth grade students were _ involved in new kinds of learn in g activities this year.

Mr. Morelle Herzinger , an eighth grade Social Studies teacher, g a , e his stu,dents the opportunity to use the Apple II Computer to comp l e ~ their daily assignments during second semester. Mr. Herzinger stated t h t using the computer was an easier and more effective way of learning.

Ms. Donna Sinor used the individualized learning system in her E n "'lish classes third quarter. She said she was pleased with the system bcause it allowed students to work to their full potential.

This year also provided a new experience for some eighth grade

Adams Steven Angel

"Look, Ma, no hands!"

Kim Bailey

Jill Bartzatt

Gail Bates

Dawn Beebe

Laura Benson

Kathy Bertwell

Bill Bich

Kathleen Boehmer

Tom Bonnett

Tom Boothe

Matt Brandt

Brenda Brehm

Jeffrey Brethouwer

Thomas Brewer

Donny Brookhouser

Tammy Bruce

Blinda Buettner

Carol

in many new class a~tivities

dents in the music area. For the first time four eighth grade students participated in Swing Choir. Mr. Larry Mackenstadt, vocal instructor, made the comment that these eighth grade students did very well working with the other members of the group, who were all ninth graders.

Eighth grade students enjoyed some other rewarding experiences. A guest speaker from Narcotics Anonymous came to Goodrich to talk to Mrs. Betty Knaub's Health classes about his past experience with drugs and the negative effect it had on his life. Also, several students involved in the Resource Program enjoyed field trips to The Lincoln Star and Holmes Park.

Jennifer Bundy

Brenda Butler

Robert Butler

Jeanette Carlson

Richard Chadd

Valayna Cleary

Tammy Clift

Melissa Coleman

Brent Collier

Jeff Cunningham

Heath Davidson

Steven Davidson

Tim DeBoer

Kimberly Dittmer

Edna Down

Jeffrey Ertl

Boyd Evans

Amy Fangmeyer

Denise Felstow

"So, Kim, which party are we going to this weekend?"

Michael Ferrell Li a Fiala

Kimberly Fischer

Mark Fullerton

David Galois

Kristy Garrett

Kathy Gehr

Scott Giannola

Randy Gillam

Kim Gillispie

Kevin Gormley

Rita Greder

Angela Greenlee

Lisa Grenemeier

Tammy Griffin

Danny Gutknecht

Paula Hackbarth

Rothie Hackstadt

Cynthia Hanger

Becky Hargrove

Victor Hart

Marvin Hayes

Korena Helter

Chellana Henry Krista HilJ

David Hinkle

Scott Holland

Jason Holt

Jolene Haskovec

Roger Hulinsky

Shari Hunt

Tonya Jnselman

Tamara Jone

Kri tin Kalivoda

Janet Ka rash

Lisa Keech

John Knipple

Tammy Koca

Julie Kramer

Tim Kurtz

Melody Kuwamoto

Jeff Kuzelka

David Lamb

Mark Langen berg

Tim Langston

John Lebsack

Doug Logan

Patricia Long

James Longan

Frances Loschen

Jim Lovell

Diane Magnuson

Kristi Malhoit

Trish Martin

Tami Robinson , Gloriann Sola a nd Gail Bates dre s up for ' ·Punk D a y".

Jeff Mathews

Amy Matthews

Michelle Maulsby

Raymond McClintock

Rod McGrath

Esmeralda Meza

Leticia Meza

Roby Miller

Mike Morris

Sheila Moss

Lisa Murray

Working is hard but smiling comes easy.

" Cute? Adorable? Why, thank you!"

Laura

Ronald ims

Ture ycum

Pat O'Brien

Awri Ogletree

Mary Ohlschwager

Gary Ortiz

Greg Palmer

Tammy Parsons

Diane Paulick

Natalie Pedersen

Gregg Peterson

Donn Petitt

David Phillips

Diane Phillips

Johnna Pierce

Loretta Pishna

Becky Polivka

Ron Przybyiski

Greg Pulse

Robert Pytko

Chris Quick

Donald Rangel

Joe Rangel

Bill Rasp

Robin Rathjen

Anthony Reichwaldt

Susan Reitz

Bret Riecke

Richard Rilinger

John Rink

Tami Robinson

Ricky Rohr

icki Roland

Jonnea Ro win

Darrin Ryder

Shain Sackett

Melissa Sailors

Danny Sarver

Tammy Schriner

Cheri Scott

Robert Scott

Sarah Sears

Lisa Shafer

Beth Shannon Bill Sheets

Cordell Simms

Thad Simpson

Tammie Sipes

Douglas Smalley

Bill Smetter

Haley Smith

Tony Smith

Tom Snell

Gioriano Sola

Mike Spidel

Tracy Stark

Amie Stephens

Richard Stevens

Tanya Stewart

" Hey , Mr. Holtgrewe, I found her!"

Julie Stott

Randy Straka

Judy Stroud

Kim Sturzenegger

Starr Swiler

Brenda Tapp

Jeff Taylor

Richard Tetherow

Greg Thompson

Stan Thummel

Christine Tietjens

Doug Toline

Mark Townsley

Vu Tran

Raymond Tripp

Kelly Tromblee

Monte Tubbs

Anthony Turner

Roxane Ungry

Brenda Utterback

Michelle Vance

Sam Venhaus

There' no doubt that eighth grade girl are good-looking.

Bobby Stockman

Brian Vlcek

Fritz Voss

Kristopher Warren

Darrel Watermeier

Karna Way

Scott Webster

David Weiand

Michele Weisbeck

William Wells

Melissa Welsh

Lorrine Westfall

David White ide

Daniel Whitson

Sean Wilson

Mark Wood

Lori Wright

Earl Youngs

Scott Zamrzla

" I tell ya, girls, he's absolutely dreamy !"

OT PICTURED:

Vanessa Bolin

Donald Carpenter

Richard Clark

Kristin Hackenberg

Ronald Hofker

Jesse Lopez

Michelle Martinez

Pamela Middleton

Sean Orosco

Carol Schroeder

Malinda Schwenneker

Kindy Stabler

Randal Stivers

Butch Webb

"Tammy, aren't you glad we didn't take Japanese'!"

"Sometime I just sit ."

"He really embarrasses me!"

"I think I'm lost."

These eighth grade students and their teacher, Ms. Steffes, are excited about their Bunker Hill display.

"Dear Santa . . "

Seventh Graders will provid

"I really like being a eventh grade student. I feel older n and not like a little kid any more ," remarked Sheri Spilker. Sh

and another clas s mate, Donna Schwindt, said they liked

becau e they ere able to choose some of their cla ses and

becau e they felt the teachers were nice to all of the tudent One of the classes that is required of all seventh grade

dents is Ba ic Studies. Basic Studies i a two-year program

sixth and seventh grader In their Basic Studies classes this

the seventh graders completed units on agriculture, econom

energy , map skills and cience fiction. Figurative language,

Kim Baird

Mike Baker

ancy Bals

Michelle Bandemer

Jeff Bartunek

Todd Beebe

Ron Belford

Bryant Bishop

Mike Block

Don Brennan

Wendy Brinkman

Tonya Bryer

Melvin Burbach

Mike Burbach

Todd Burklund

Joel Chandler

Luke Chollett

Mark Chollett

Matthew Chollett

Jeff Bartunek works hard to finish his project in World of Manufacturing.

leadership in the futu _ re

mar, spelling and wntmg kills were emphasized in the teaching of ocial tudies concepts. A pecial guest s peaker for the Basic Studies classes was Mr Virginia Peter on from Cengas, who spoke to the student - about energy .

In another one of their required classes , Math the seventh grade students studied decimals , fractions, integers and per cents. They were also exposed to some geometry.

Several teachers praised the seventh grade students for their fine cooperation . Dr. Bargman said, "They have good potential and will provide leadership in the future."

Marnie Collier

Bryan Cook

Rod Cooksey

Teresa Cookus

Troy Cox

Michelle Cuddeford

Douglas Cunningham

Eddie Cunningham

Stan Curtis

Terry Custer

Denise Davi s

Steve Davis

William DeCamp

Sharon Dempsey

Vanessa Donaldson

Audrey Donscheski

Debra Dormer

Delmer Dormer

Shana Dormer

'·Ok! Ok! l'm s urp r ised!"

Lee Doty

Julie _ Ellis

Tommy Eloge

Shannon Erdman

icky Fessler

Cheryl Finley

Patricia Fox

Randy Fox

Mary Gardner

Victor Gehrig

Sondra German

Alison Gibson

Helen Gift

Teddy Gleason

Richard Goemann

Laura Goeschel

Rita Gonzales

Glenda Gray

Babette Greenfield

Julie Greenlee

Lori Greman

Bryan Guern

Peter Guerue

"Hey, friend, how about taking this day one step at a time."

Steve Gu hard

Gaye Hair]

Allen Hall

Jannice Hammon

James Hardesty

Steve Hauser

Mark Herbel

Kenneth Hergenrader

Todd Hermann

Chris Hittle

Danny Hockemeyer

Tammy Hoerle

Bryan Holbrook

Amber Hoover

Brenda Hotovy

Scott Hoyt

Donna Hulinsky •

Gary Hunt

Louis Hunt

Nola Hurlbert

Edgar James

Kristin Jenkins

Brenda John

Kelly Johnson

Rick Johnston

Ron Johnston

Curtis Jones

Michelle Jones

Misty Jones

Jeffrey Jorgens

Peter Kalita

Timothy Keen

David Keith

Kristina Kellogg

Gregory Kennedy

Sonya Kennedy

Richard Kirkpatrick

Kippard Koll

Thomas Koperski

Jennifer Kurtz

Bill Lawrence

Michelle Lebsock

Tina Lederer

Joleen Lewis

Cheryl Liebhauser Burt Lintt

Angela Lockman

Kara Lostroh

Dale Lovelace

Josie Ludwig Curt Lyons

Sonya Magee

Mark Mandery

Tim Marchand

Jill Martin

Troy Martin

Greg Mastera

Debbie May

Dawn Maynard

John McCave

Rob McCullough

David McGarvie

Kari McGuire

Shawnna McKinney

Donna Medley

Tammy Merrill

Kelly Michaelsen

Leslie Milke

Jennifer Miller

Terry Mobley

"Gosh! I hope she doe n ' t call on me."

"Come on! I don't have all day!"

Tina Mogle Ladonna Montgomery

Michael Morrow Jimmie Myers

Clinton Nagel Ted ennemann

Thang Nguyen

Robert Nicholas

Robert icholson

Tod othnagel

Roger Obershaw

Timothy O'Brien

Thomas 01 ton

Kevin Orne!

Angel Osborn

Greg Palmer

Laura Panker

Richard Parent

Brenda Parsons

Willie Perkins

Deanna Petrzilka

Pamela Pierce

Dolores Rangel

Christi Reid

Tina Remter

Leslie Richards

Sherry Rogers

Doug Rohe

Joni Roland April Roth

Pearline Roundtree

Curt Rowin

Rebecca Rowlan

Patrick Ryan

Todd Rychecky

Sheila Ryder

Randall Scdoris

Kimberly Schlegel

Tammie Schleiger

Ronell Schneider

"Girls, Colonel Sanders wouldn't say these were finger lickin ' good.'

Tammy Schuerman

Donna Schwindt

Tammie Scott

Thad Seeley

Carmen Sharp

Patricia Shaw

Dennis Showen

Daniel Siegel

Eric Smith

Jeff Spence

Sheri pilker

Dawn Stewart

Lori Stewart

Annette Stoake

Tracy Swanda

Dan Sweeney

Vicki Sydik

orman Tallman

Michele Tannahill

James Temple

Christina Tetherow

Jeanne Thompson

Steven Thompson

Scott Tontegode

Lisa Triplett

Annette Traux

Jennifer Tubbs

Petrina Turner

Theresa Tuttle

Rodney Ulm

Erin Urso

Jill Yan KeKerix

Florine Villarreal

Laureen Villarreal

Jon Virus

Michael Visger

Robert Visger

Matthew Waechter

Kimberly Waggoner

Kim Ware

Kevin Warren

Sean Webster

Laura Wichman

Jeff Wise

Richard Wohlers

Scott Wrobliski

Joseph Ybarra

Timothy Yoakum

NOT PICTURED:

Craig Knecht

Kim Wallace

Dan Weis

Mrs. Hamilton's students display their dioramas which they made for futuristic space travel.

"C'mon, Mom."

"Alright,

confess! I'm the Book Worm."

"Yes, he's here now and very ill. So, I'll send him right home."

"Gee! I wonder where I left my pen?"

"I don't believe this girl. She just never stops learnin'."

Allen Hall, a student in Mrs. McKeown's Basic Studies class, talks to the rest of the class about his agricultural project.

"Shakespeare, anyone?"

Sixth Graders enjoy new

ew student entering Goodrich Junior High for the first time were invited to an Orientation Open House on August 21, 1980. All the sixth grade students and their families toured the building and visited with the various teachers in their classrooms.

The sixth graders adju ted quickly to the junior high environment. They began making new friend and were eager to participate in the new and varied experiences offered at Goodrich.

The courses that were offered to the sixth grade class include d Basic Studies , Science , Math , Art, Music , Reading and Physical Edu • cation.

Jeff Ahrens

Teresa Andreasen

Kevin Bailey

Lori Barkmeier

Jeff Barnett

Regina Barowski

James Bayless

Ryan Biggs

Jim Boothe

Dwayne Brown

Toni Brown

Terry Busch

Gina Butler

Richard Capps

Scott Carman

Steven Carman

Daniel Carpenter

Jeffrey Cleary

Jodie Dean

friends and new exp~riences

Several gym students commented that they had really enjoyed learning more about basketball, gymnastics and volleyball this year in school. They liked the drill work they did in class and found that participating in tournaments was also a lot of fun. -

A sixth grader, Greg Hackbarth, remarked that he especially appreciated his piano and guitar lessons and that he had learned a great deal about drawing and model building in his art class. Greg said, "I really like school this year because I'm not in the same classroom all day. I get to move around."

Jennifer Down Darrin Duffy

Paige Duncan

Michael Earp

Tony Edwards

Tina Eichelberger

Tricia Eichelberger

Curtis Ellis

Sherry Elsberry

Kendra Fazel

Russell Fischer

Donald Foley

Tim Foster

Shelly Franklin

Tracy Free

Donald Freeman

Jennifer Garcia

Tammy Gehrig

Mark Glantz

"Caught me!"

Lori Goemann

David Gunter

Gregory Hackbarth

Sheryl Hager

Ann Hallowell

Lori Hallowell

Patrick Hardesty

James Hart

Theresa Hauser

Roxanne Hawkins

Rodney Heinbigner

Shannon Helter

David Henderson

Derrick Henry

Christina Herechski

Jacqueline Herechski

Lauri Hotovy

Jeremy Hunt

Kevin Jochum

Richard Johanson

Wesley Jones

Angela Knox

Crystal Koenig

Michael Lacey

Shelli Laursen

David Laws

School sure takes a lot out of you.

Mark Lebsack

Arnold Longoria

Anthony Loos

Tamara Lyon

Gregory Mahar

Doug Mahrt

Genevieve Martinez

Jill Mastera

Jeffrey McCave

Danya McGinnis

Terry McIntosh

Dawn McKay

Mark McKay

eil McKeown

Deanna McKissack

Lisa Milke

Rick Miller

Dana Mjelde

Kevin Moyer

Patricia Mutchie

Craig Neemann

Debbie Nguyen

Brian ichelson

Tamra othnagel

David Pankers

Jeffrey Parker

Thomas Pavlik

Rodney Pearson

Denise Pedersen

Sean Petrie

Michael Philpot

Kim Powell

Amy Riemann

Jean Rink

Amy Rogers

Angela Rogers

Teresa Rohr

Donna Rosekrans

Kristi Rychecky

Anissa Sailors

Christine Schacht

Lori Schmidt

Vicki Schroeder

Rory Siebert

Sharee Smith

Richard Stockman

Todd Sumovich

Douglas Swanda

Nancy Sweeney

Michelle Tallman

Mitch Tietjens

Sherri Torpy

Nhat Tran Quang

Penney Tripp

Tammie Trouba

Lisa Tumbleson

Valeria Turner

Sandra Urevich

Stephanie Wachter

Anne Weikert

Sara Wells

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Chanda Whisenhunt

Chris Wilbanks

Bradley Wilhelm

Brian Wilkins

John Williams

Rodney Williams

Lana Wood

Randall Zastrow

Terry Zastrow

Lance Ziettlow

Tammy Douthit

Darold Mahrt

Brenda •Parsons

Sharon Spahnle

"Hey, girls! I know I'm great."

Sixth graders relax before a hard day in school.

Lisa Stark Jeanne Thompson

didn't know the Chef had to clean counters."

"Hey! Did you say there's a new girl in school?"

"Ok! Ok! I'll pick it up!"

Sixth grade students enjoy browsing through some old yearbooks.

"Life at twelve is great!"

"Really, Mrs. Neal! Somebody else put us up here."

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Students gain valuable experience

This year's volleyball teams worked very hard to end up with a 3rd place for the Varsity and a 1st place tie for the Reserves. The 1980-81 season began with a loss for both teams, bu t the girls came back to win most all of their other games. The final record was 6-3 for the Varsity team and 8-1 for the Reserves. Most of the girls have stated that they would like to go on and continue playing volleyball in high school where they would enjoy more competition. " These girls will be very good in high school," says Coach Hoyt.

The volleyball teams ended their fine season with an outin g to Crete.

Ninth Grade Varsity Volleyball

Eighth Grade Volleyball

Front Row: B. Shannon, A. Greenlee, B. Buettner, J. Bartzatt, L. Wright, J. Rowin; Row 2: Coach D. Frederick, M. Welsh, A. Matthews, D. Beebe, R. Rathjen, K. Gehr, B. Polivka , Coach J. Hoyt.

Seventh Grade Volleyball

N inth Grade Reserve Volleyball

Front Row: A. Hoover, E. Urso , D. Medley, B. Hotovy , J. Martin, S. Dempsey, M. Cuddeford, S Dormer, S. Kennedy, A. Donscheski; Row 2: Coach D. Frederick, N. Hurlbert, K. Waggoner, T. Mogle , K. McGuire , K. Johnson, B. Rowlan, A. Gibson , L. Goeschel, C. Tetherow, T. Schuerman , Coach J. Hoyt.

Front Row: J Janousek, J. Hoskovec , D. Rodriguez, P. Keller, B. Spilker; Row 2: S. Zinn, K. Rut, C. Smidt, M. Leapley , J. Bals, Coach J. Hoyt.

Front Row: A. Temple, K. McMillan, J. Greer, J. Merkel, C. Voss , B. Barkme ie r , T. Emmons; Row 2: Coach D. Frederick, K. Hein, J. Barron, M. Gillispie , C. Martin , S. Hermann , R. Francisco.

by their articipation ·n Athletics

The gymnastics teams did very well this year. The girls' team ended up 3rd in the city with 81.95 points. The boys' team closed the season with a 4th place finish and a total of 99 .53 points.

Jody Janousek placed 1st on the uneven bars and ended up with a 3rd place rating in the city. Janene Haskovec came in with a 4th place. Tony Lopez captured a 1st on t he high bar for the boy's team. •

The two coaches for the boys' team were Mr. Jim Hoyt and Mr. Mike Henninger. The girls were coached by Ms. Lisa Micek and Ms. Ann Prince.

Ninth Grade

Gi rls Gymnastics

Seventh and Eighth Grade Gi rls Gymnastics

Ninth Grade Boys Gymnastics

Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys Gymnastics

Front Row: J. Merkel, C. Martin; Row 2: J. Hoskovec, M. Perki ns, J. Janousek, V. Teeters, S. Zinn.

Front Row: R. Watson, D. Mullins; Row 2: Coach Henninger, M. Robbins, S. Cunningham , T. Lopez, B. Braden, Coach J. Hoyt.

Jody Janousek steals the show.

Front Row: F. Villarreal, L. Villa rreal , S. Kennedy, A. Donscheski; Row 2: M. Welsh, A. Matthews, J. Rowin , J. Haskovec, K. Greer, R. Greder, S. Hunt, A. Greenlee, T. Koca, Coach L. Micek.

Coach J. Hoyt, D. Watermeier, C. Jones.

Ninth Grade Girls Varsity Basketball

Ninth Grade Boys Basketball

Ninth Grade Girls Reserve Basketball

Eighth Grade Girls Basketball

This year turned out to ' be a very special one for the Nin tl Grade Girls Basketball Teams. The Varsity ended with a 8-0 recon and took 1st in the city. The Ninth Grade Reserves also did ver: well. They placed 2nd in the city and had a final 6-1 record. The boys' teams were not so fortunate. The Varsity finishe c with a 1- 7 record. Their only win was against Dawes. The Reserve ended their season with a 0-8 record. As one of the athletes sai "Even though the scores were unfavorable, we worked hard and pu forth our best efforts. It just wasn't our year for basketball."

Eighth Grade Boys Basketball

Front Row: B. Spilker, P. Keller, D. Rodriguez, J. Bats, S. Zinn; Row 2: M. Perkins, K. Rut, M. Gillispie, C. Smidt, K. Henderson, Coach M. Johnson.

Front Row:

Allen, B. Gerlach,

Covert, J. Polivka, T. Sumovich, P. Lebsock,

Gaines,

Duncan; Row 2: R. Watson, T. Marchand, J. Perry, D. Buls, L. Ybarra, R. Henderson, S. Cunningham, R. McGarvie, D. Mullins, Coach S. Friesen.

Front Row: A. Fangmeyer, T. Schriner, K. Boehmer; Row 2: L. Wright, B. Polivka, R. Rathjen, M. Coleman, A. Greenlee.

Front Row: J. Janousek, D. Nicholson, T. Emmons, A. Tempt Row 2: Coach S. Friesen, S. Maxwell, R. Smice, S. Westenburg, r: Mjelde, D. Elsberry.

Front Row: B. Collier, J. Mathews, M. Fullerton, J. Cunningham, A. Ogletree, M. Morris, D. Weiand, B. Sheets; Row 2: S. Thummel, D. Rangel , B. Wells, J. Rangel, J. Kuzelka, C. Simms, R. Scott, M. Ferrell, D. Petitt, Coach S. Friesen.

Seventh Grade Girls Basketball

Seventh Grade Boys Basketball

Cross Country

Track season began April 6th and the first track meet was scheduled on April 24th at Southeast High School.

The track teams had seven meets, including three meets that were triangular meets, a district meet held at Northeast and the city run-offs which were held at Lincoln High on May 18th to determine who would compete at the City Meet on May 20th at Lincoln High.

Coaching the girls' teams were Mr. Kent Swanson and Mr. Jerry Sovey. Mr. Stuart Friesen and Mr. Mick Johnson were the coaches for the boys.

This year's Cross Country Team consisted of three members. Most of their meets were held at Pioneers Park. Although the team was small , it did a fine job competing against other schools. Mr. Jerry Sovey was the coach who worked with the team.

Girls Track

Front Row: S. Spilker, A. Doncheski, S. Kennedy, M. Cuddeford, T. Schuerman , P. Pierce, J. Greenlee; Row 2: J. Martin, A. Gibson, C. Tetherow, N. Bals, K. Johnson, J. Van Kekerix, S. Dempsey, P. Shaw.

Front Row: A. Temple, J. Ellis, J. Hoskovec, J. Pelowski, G. Bailey; Row 2: J. Bals, B. Spilker, J. Janousek, M. Perkins, S. Zinn, P. Keller, T. Kitchen, D. Capps; Row 3: Coach J. Sovey, J. Greer, C. Voss, M. Leapley, C. Martin, M. Gillispie , C. Smidt, K. Rut , Coach K. Swanson.

Front Row: S. Hoyt, T. Martin, D. Brennan, V. Gehrig, T. Marchand; Row 2: J. Temple, B. Holbrook, R. Kirkpatrick, M. Mandery, B. Bishop, R. McCullough.

Front: B. Riecke; Row 2: S. Scheidt, Coach J. Sovey, G. Peterson.

Ninth Grade Heavyweight Football

Eighth Grade Flag Football

Ninth Grade Lightweight Football

The Heavyweight football team began the 1980-81 season with t disappointing loss to East High. They were defeated 16-0. The rest c ; their games were also tough ones. The Heavyweights ended the seas c with a record of 0-6. Even though they had a losing season good spor t manship prevailed and they learned the value of maintaining a go o attitude. • •

The Lightweights experienced a winning streak. The first garr was also against East High with a victory of 14-2. Their winning reco r for the season was 6-0.

Seventh Grade Flag Football

Front: M. Allen; Row 2: R. Henderson , M. Chadd, L. Ybarra.

Front: R. Pinzon; Row 2: R. McGarvie, T. Marchand, B. Braden.

Front Row:

Morris,

Pulse,

Weiand, B. Sheets, J. Longan, A Ogletree,

Tubbs,

Watermeier; Row 2: Coach S. Friesen, D. Ra gel, R. Butler, J. Rangel , A. Turner, R. Scott, S. Venhaus, C. Simm ~ B. Wells.

Front Row:

Jones,

Lyons,

Cook,

Brennan, B. Bishop , J. McCave,

Temple,

Hall; Row 2: Coach S. Friesen, J. Spence, W. Perkins, M. Baker, C. Nagel, R. Kirkpatrick, M. Mandery, T. Hermann , T. Keen, J. Virus .

.Ninth Grade Wrestling

The Goo<lrich Wrestlers had a very produ_stive season under the leadership of Coach Kent Swanson and Assistant Coa&h Jerry Sovey. The boys participated in three meets and ended the season with two wins and one loss. At the end of their season, they competed against nine other schools at the City Meets which were held at Irving Junior High. Our wrestlers came home with a 7th place rating.

Eighth Grade Wrestling

Coach Swanson said there were seven weeks of practices held 1 after school. "They are a very hard-working group of boys," said Swanson, "and Lincoln High will be able to expect a lot from them."

One of the wrestlers who did very well this year was J. D. Fogleman. J. D. earned 30 points in one match, which was the highest number of points ever earned by a Goodrich student.

Seventh Grade Wrestling

Fron t Row: J. Fogelman, F. Blythe, D. Mullins, R. Frazier, B. Braden: Row 2: Coach K. Swanson. S. Cunningham. T. Lopez, T.

F ront Ro w: D. Lamb, S. Venhaus, M. Wood; Row 2: Coach K. Swanson, Coach J. Sovey.

Samash, M. Allen, D. Davis, R. Adams, Coach_J. Sovey.

Front Row: J. Temple, T. O'Brien, T. Burklund, D. Weis, D. Brennan; Row 2: Coach K. Swanson, Coach J. Sovey.

Janene makes an effort to bump the ball over the net.

Come on! Get up! The dance marathon just started.

Don Davis attempts to pin his opponent. Being short has its advantages

Ready? Get set! Play leapfrog!

Kitty attempts a free throw.

A Southeast player bites the dust.

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Mrs. Steffensmeier and her French students prepare for the Mardi Gras.

Explorers

Clubs and Activitie

The Explorers Club, a special career program organized f r ninth graders only, had a very active membership this year. M n,. Ann Stokes sponsored the club. The students enjoyed listening t resource speakers from various businesse in Lincoln. Two of the i~ projects for the year were washing airplanes for Duncan Aviatiom , •Inc. and selling lollipops and candy hearts. The group toure 1l Jantzen Factory Outlet and also took a trip to Kansa City in Ma ). Student Council attracted several new members this yea 1. Money-making projects included selling pop after school and sellin .~ carnations on Valentines Day. Student Council also had the bus : task of sponsoring the Turkey Ball; the Green Day Dance ; th movie, " To Kill A Mockingbird ," and the Goodrich Communi t Talent Show. Ms. Donna Sinor and Mr. Hugh McDermott directe , the club. Ms. Sinor said, "Everyone on the Council did a super jo · in representing the Goodrich students."

Sponsoring the French Club was Mrs. Joan Steffensmeier, th new French teacher this year. Students attended regular meetin g where they viewed several French films and some French art. The • also enjoyed trying different kinds of French foods. Their ma i t event for the year was the Mardi Gras which was held March 20H

Student Council

Row: J. Barron, S. Hermann, K. Hein, M. Leapley, R. Ulm, Mrs. A. Stokes, C. Martin, D. Mjelde, M. Gillispie, J. Pohlman, K. Hyde; Row 2: J. Janousek, J. Hoskovec, T. Duncan, T. Emmons, B. Spilker, G Gray, S. Lichtenberg, B. Barkmeier, K. Rut, R. Huie.

French Club

Front Row: S. Nims, L. Richards, J. Hoskovec; Row 2 : T. Kitchen, V. Gehrig, S. Hermann; Row 3: J. Barron , D. Sweeney, K. Hein; Row 4: A. Mathews, C. Smidt , M. Welsh, B. Parsons; Row S: Ms. D. Sinor, C. Simms , Mr. H. McDermott.

Front Row: D. Mullins, T. Duncan , S. Nims, D Watermeier, F. Loschen, D. McGinnis, A. Thiede, B. Faust; Row 2: M. Leapley, D. Mjelde, V. Teeters, J. Merkel , C. Martin, S. Lichtenberg, R. Ulm, G. Leech, K. Koll , Mrs. J. Steffensmeier.

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attr act many students

The Red Cross Club, under the direction of Mr. Tim Phillips, is a volunteer service organization that provides many services for the community. Red Cross members made place mats for all the residents at the Village Manor Nursing Home. They were also responsible for donating food to the Red Cross and the money they earned from a dance to "Operation Santa Claus."

Health Careers , says Mrs. Betty Knaub, is a club for students who are interested in learning about clubs that are health-related. Field trips were taken to Bryan Hospital, the Independence Center at Lincoln General Hospital, the Regional Center, Cedars Home for Children, the Humane Society and Pioneers Park.

Mrs. Knaub also sponsors the Weight Control Club. This club is a club for students and parents. The goal of the club is to learn how to lose weight by following a balanced food plan. The club meetings were held semi-weekly and also during the summer.

Red Cross

Ms. Fannie Thomas, of the Malone Center, presents a trophy to the Goodrich students for outstanding participation in the Black History Knowledge Bowl.

Health Careers

Weight Control Club

S. Franklin, J. Greer, Mrs . B. Knaub, R . Huie, K. Way, L. Grenemeier.

Front Row:

Bates,

Hurlbert,

Hart, J. Podraza, K. Dittmer, S. Nims, D. Watermeier, K. Gillispie; Row 2: C. Tietjens, J. Bundy, A. Hoover, L. Pishna, T. Swanda, K. Powell, D. Duffy, B. Nicholson; Row 3: D. Flanagin, R. Greder, L. Fiala, H. Otto, T. Inselman, S. Burback, L. Krupicka, D. Phillips, D. Davis,

Inselman, M. Sailors, T. Emmons, K. Sturzenegger, T. Koca, M. Vance, Mrs. B. Knaub.

Front Row: J. Tubbs, A. Hoover, S Kennedy, Mr. T. Phillips; Row 2: B. Hotovy, P. Mutchie , J . Martin; Row 3: T. Koca, S. Dempsey, L. Richards; Row 4: A. Stoakes, G. Gray , K. Dittmer ; Row S: S. Lichtenberg, R. Ulm, R. Huie.

Tony and Trisha reign ove

Tony Lopez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lopez, and Trisha Kitchen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kitchen, were chosen by their fellow cla smates as Goodrich's 1981 King and Queen

Tony has attended Goodrich three years. He has participated in wre tling, gymnastics and Drama Club. He has also done some acting for a television show, "One of a Kind," which was shown on television on September 27, 1978.

Trisha has been a Goodrich student all four years. She has been involved in Student Council, Swing Choir, Small Group and All -City Girls Choir. Other accomplish,;nents of Tri ha's are the Goodrich T-shirts which she designed and the mural in the music hall which she drew and painted for an art project.

The crowning took place during the traditional Valentines Day Assembly which was held this year on Friday, February 13th, in the school auditorium. The MC' for the event were Jenny Barron and Jim Baird.

The audience enjoyed a variety of entertainment which included a presentation of two songs by the Swing Choir, 'Corner of the Sky" and "Button Up Your Overcoat"; a song and dance routine called "Sincerely," which was performed by several of the ninth grade girls; and a kit which was put on by the faculty lunch room supervisors entitled, "Mike Spills His Milk."

The special Valentines Day activities closed that evening with the Valentines Day Dance which was held for all the ninth grade students.

"Mom always wanted a little Royalty in the family."

"Hey, Tony! WE WO ! ! !" "Ah, Mom. Everybody' lookin'."

Valentines Day activities ,

Attendant s: Phillip Lebsock Jill Bals

Attendants: Dan Mullins Suzy Hergenrader

Attendants: Tim Sumovich Janene Hoskovec

Attendants: Jesse Polivka Sarah Hermann

"Well, Jim, they liked that one. Let's try another one."

" and the answer will come back to you."

The ninth grade girls sing to the music of "Sincerely."

The audience watches attentively.

The faculty lunchroom skit was a real hit with the students. A little clappin' and snappin' and singin' was done by the Swing Choi r

Computer Club was formed this year to promote student interest in computers. Students met after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The club members learned programming under the direction of Rick Haase, a university student.

Both Swing Choir and Small Group performed at Arnold, Huntington and West Lincoln this year. The groups gave concerts at Goodrich and several Senior Citizen homes. They also sang in the Goodrich Talent Show which was held in April. The Swing Choir gave a performance at the Village Inn for a Teacher Corps meeting and went caroling at Gateway during the Holidays. Mr. Larry Mackenstadt is the vocal instructor at Goodrich.

Computer Club

Eighth Grade Small Group

Swing Choir

Seventh Grade Small Group

Front Row: J. Pelowski, S. Thummel; Row 2: D. Phillips, R. Francisco, C. Smidt; Row 3: J. Barron, D. Mjelde, T. Kitchen, S. Hermann, B. Sheets; Row 4: B. Wells, B. Gerlach, R. Henderson , C. Simms.

Front Row: R. Schneider, D. Sweeney, G. Mastera, T. Robinson, D. Keith; Row 2: M. Coleman, L. Doty, M. Van Kekerix, R. Henderson, D. Mjelde, Mr. R. Haase.

Front Row: M. Welsh, T. Griffin, R. Rathjen, L. Fiala; Row 2: A. Fangmeyer, T. Koca, L. Murray, B. Shannon, J. Rowin.

Front Row: L. Stewart, L. Richards , D. Petrzilka, L. Montgomery; Row 2: S. Dempsey, N. Hurlbert, T. Schuerman , J. Martin; Row 3: K. McGuire, K. Johnson , T. Mogle, A. Gibson.

Knowledge Bowl

The Black History Knowledge Bowl was one f the events sponsored by the Malone Center in ce kbration of Black History Month. Eight schools we r,., asked to participate in the Knowledge Bowl and o t , r school was one of those asked to do so. Mrs. A n ~ Stokes, Mrs. Deb Strong and Mrs. Sandi Carringto r-Robertson and members of the Educational Equi t 1 Committee volunteered to work with a group of irterested students. There were eight students wh <• participated. These students who represented Go rich in the contest came home with a second pla c trophy.

The Goodrich Orchestra and Band I, under thdirection of Mr. Robert Olmsted, gave several pe r formances during the school year. The students pa r ticipated in a ninth grade city orchestra event whic • was held in February. They entertained at our ow school on three separate occasions in November, D < • cember and the spring. Band I gave concerts at We Lincoln, Arnold Heights and Belmont second seme • ter.

Orchestra

Front Row: G. Peterson, D. Sweeney, T. Swanda; Row 2: Mrs. S. Carrington-Robertson, Mrs. D. Strong, A. Temple, K. James, T. Inselman; Row 3: Mrs. M. Novak, M. Hunt, Mrs. A. Stokes.

Front Row: B. Guern, D. Petrzilka, R. Hawkins, A. Hoover, D Nguyen, D. Mjelde; Row 2: F. Blythe, T. Duncan, G. Thompson, G. Peterson , J. Parker, J. Virus , S. Spilker; Row 3: T. Schriner, M. Sailors , M. Leapley, J. Bals, K. Dittmer , J. Janousek, T. Clift, T. Mogle, A. Greenlee; Row 4: Mr. R. Olmsted, R. Pinzon, M. Brandt, R. Miller , R. Rathjen, R. Agena, D. Rodriguez.

Band I

Front Row: J. Bundy, T. lnselman, B. Hotovy, C Dougherty , A. Fangmeyer, T. Emmons; Row 2: D Nicholson, A. Stephens, P. Keller, T. Clift, T. Kitchen, J. Barron, K. Hyde, B. Spilker, D. Galois, J . Virus, Mr. R. Olmsted; Row 3: L. Wright, S. Westenburg, T. Urevich; Row 4: C. Ohlschwager, S . Agena, D. Toline, J. Janousek, B. Stockman, S. Burback, L. Krupicka , B. Collier , R. Rathjen, E. Smith Row S: T. Marchand , T. Boothe; Row 6: G. Leech M. Virus, B. Faust, M. Chadd, J. Roper, R. Hende r son, M. Van Kekerix.

Lisa Murray assists Mrs . Fickes in pouring the _punch for the Holiday Tea.

The Lincoln Symphony gave a fine performance first semester at a special assembly.

Student Council members sold candy hearts on Valentines Day for one of their special projects.

Mr. Risen h oover visits with Todd Betts and his grandmother at ParentTeacher Conferences.

Larry Ybarra and Jeff Perry are always happy when it's party time.

The 1980-1981 Yearbook Staff

STAFF AND MANAGEMENT

EDITOR .... . . .. .. ....... Leta Inselman

ASSISTING EDITORS Lisa Krupicka, Julie Pohlman

ART EDITOR ................................................................ Jenny Barron

COPY EDITOR .. ..................................................... Amy Thiede

SALES MANAGER ........................................................ Rhonda Ulm

NINTH GRADE SECTION ................ Leta Inselman, Rhonda Ulm

EIGHTH GRADE SECTION Julie Pohlman, Jenny Barron

SEVENTH GRADE SECTION Lisa Krupicka, DeAnn Flanagin

SIXTH GRADE SECTION ................ Amy Thiede, Mindy Leapley

FACULTY SECTION .......................................................... Jim Baird

ATHLETICS SECTION ·············Lisa Krupicka, Mindy Leapley

ACTIVITIES SECTION Leta lnselman, Julie Pohlman

SCHOOL LIFE PAGE .............................................. DeAnn Flanagin

CREDITS PAGE ................................................................ Jim Baird

ADVISER ............................................................ Mrs. Margaret Medel

PRINCIPAL .. .......... Dr. Lyle Bargman

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Campus Photo, Inc.

PRINTER AND PUBLISHER .. Lincoln Printing and Typesetting

Front Row: L. Inselman, J. Barron, J. Pohlman, D. Flanagin; Row 2: M. Leapley, L. Krupicka, J. Baird, Mrs. M. Medel, A. Thiede.