Goodrich 1982 •
Goodrich Junior High School Lincoln, Nebraska Volume 13
Yearbook Staff
9th grade
8th grade
7th grade
6th grade
Faculty
BY
Diane Phillips
Diane Phillips, Vanessa Bolin
Gregg Peterson, Kim Dittmer
Kathy Bertwell, T Qnya lnselman
Melody Kuwamota, Jenny Bundy
Kathy Bertwell, Tonya Inselman
Gregg Peterson, Kim Dittmer
Melissa Welsh, Angie Greenlee, Tammy Griffin
Melissa Welsh, Angie Greenlee, Tammy Griffin
Melissa Coleman
Lincoln Printing and Typesetting, Inc.
Editor Gregg Peterson. Assistant editors Diane Phillips, Vanessa Bolin.
Art editor and Division pages Melissa Welsh.
F R E s H M E N
Memories of ninth g raders in. th~
Ninth graders should feel good about what they've done this year. Goodrich and the teachers will never forget what this years' ninth graders did for this school.
We surveyed twenty ninth graders. Several of the answers for favorite singing groups were Foreigner, J. Giles Band, Rolling Stones, AC / DC, Styx. Glee, P .E., Student Assistant, and Band are some of the favorite classes.
Carol Adams
Matthew Anson
Shane Bales
Jill Bartzatt
Gail Bates
Robert Beebe
Laura Benson
Kathryn Bertwell
Kathleen Boehmer
Vanessa Bolin
Thomas Bonnett
Diana Boucher
Matthew Brandt
"Bobby ' s the apple of my eye. "
1981-82 school year
Favorite hobbies include watching T.V., crmsmg, and sports of all kinds. When asked about favorite teachers all of the Goodrich faculty was mentioned. Favorite foods were runzas and pizza.
Miss Tate, the ninth grade counselor, said. "This years ninth graders are unique and are seeking independence."
Some ninth graders said, "They like ninth grade because they had more electives, and were trusted more by teachers."
Ninth graders are finally going to Senior High. Have fun and good luck in your future challanges!
"A little higher guys, I still can't see."
Brenda Brehm
Tom Brewer Donald Brookhouser
Tammy Bruce Blinda Buettner
Jennifer Bundy Robert Butler Richard Chadd Richard Clark
Valayna Cleary
Tamela Clift
Milissa Coleman
Brent Collier
Timothy Deboer
Toni Delgado
Kimberly Dittmer
William Dolezal
Edna Down
Donald Eddy
Jeffrey Ertl
Tracy Etherington
Boyd Evans
Amy Fangmeyer
Denise Felstow
Micheal Ferrell
Kimberly Fischer
Goldie Fisher
Edith Foster
Rhonda Francisco
"Here I come Mr. Universe."
Mark Fullerton
David Galois
Kathleen Gehr
Scott Giannola
Randy Gillam
Kimberly Gillispie
Jamie Goodwin
Rita Greder " and then she "
Angela Greenlee
Rhonda Gregory
Lisa Grenemeier
Tammy Griffin
Paula Hackbarth
Rothie Hackstadt
Cynthia Hanger
Rebecca
Victor
Korena Helter
Scottie Henson
Krista
Ronald Hofker
Michael
Jolene Hoskovec
Roger Hulinsky
Shari Hunt
"Is that for me?"
Lisa Hunter
Tonya Inselman
Tamara Jones
Kristin Kalivoda
Lisa Keech
Tammy Koca
Julie Kramer
Melody Kuwamoto
Jeffrey Kuzelka
David Lamb
Mark Langenberg
Timothy Langston
John Lebsack
Deane Liekhus
Douglas Logan
Patricia Long
James Longan
Frances Loschen
James Lovell
Diane Magnuson
Tamara Parsons Diane
Darrin
Cheri
Julie Stott Kimberly
Richard Tetherow Stan Thummel
Christine Tietjens
Douglas Toline
Mark Townsley
Vu Tran
Raymond Tripp
Kelly Tromblee
Monte Tubbs
Danelle Turner
Roxane Ungry
Brenda Utterback
Samuel Venhaus Brian Vlcek Fritz Voss
Kristopher Warren
David Weiand
David Whiteside
Daniel Whitson
Gina Wholter
Mark Wood
Tammy Wood
Not Pictured
Jodi Ahrens
Steve Angel
Jeanette Carlson
Kenath Childs
Heath Davidson
Kevin Gormely
Keith Hale
Monte Harner
Cynthia Hawk
Hazel Grady
Trish Jones
John Knipple
Tracy Morris
Thor Nenneman
Jimmy Ramirez
Jamie Riggins
John Saltzman
Earl Young
"Happy Holidays! ! !"
Lori Wright Theresa Wright
Scott Zamrzla
"Mary had a little lamb ... "
Welcome to Goodrich!
"I can't believe she talked to me!"
Underclassmen
Eighth Graders have much potential, talent,
Both of our Administrators; Dr. Lyle Bargman and Mr. Royce Holtgrewe agreed that the eighth grade class shows a definite sense of leadership.
In one of the English classes, taught by Ms. Stephanie Lawson, the eighth graders read the books; The Red Pony, The Light in the Forest, and To Kill a Mockingbird. "They were full of surprises but its been a great year," said Mrs. Lawson.
Angie Arellano
Kimberly Baird Mike Baker
"This way's in!"
Nancy Bals
Michelle Bandemer
Jeffery Bartunek
Todd Beebe
Ricky Beenblossom
Micheal Block
Donald Brennan
Wendy Brinkman
George Brooks
Shalana Brooks
Tonya Bryer
Melvin Burbach
Michael Burbach
Todd Burkland
Tracie Burton
Henry Canfield
Luke Chollet
Mark Chollet
Matthew Chollet
Bryan Cook
Rod Cooksey
Teresa Cookus
Michelle Cuddeford
Edmund Cunningham
and leadetship to represent Goodrich in future.
This year in the band and music department the eighth graders had a chance to perform in both the All-City bandorchestra and chorus festivals.
In eighth grade Health the students did CPR, as part of a Red Cross First Aid unit. Mrs. Knaub is encouraging her students to get physically fit by doing a fitness project each quarter.
All in all its been a good year for the eighth gr;aders.
Stephen Davis
Sharon Dempsey
Audrey Donscheski
Debra Dormer
Delmer Dormer
Shana Dormer
Lee Doty
Tommy Eloge
Shannon Erdman
Matthew Ethridge
Ervin Fessler
Cheryl Finley
Patty Fox
Randy Fox
Mary Gardner
Victor Gehrig
Sondra German
Alison Gibson
Teddy Gleason
Richard Goemann
Laura Goeschel
Glenda Gray
Richard Gray
Richard Greenlee
Randy Groene
Bryan Guern
Don Brennan, La Donna Montgomery, and Shawnna McKinney do research in the library.
Denise Davis
Gaye Hairl
Todd
Kim Waggoner and Michelle Cuddeford work on an IIA project
Koll
Koperski
Lebsock
McKinney
Ted
Tod
Todd
Gregory
Randall
Tammy
Ronell
Tammy
Donna
Tammie
Thad
Lloyd Shagreas
"Is he gone yet?"
Patricia Shaw
Diana Shepard
Darin Shinaut
Dennis Showen
Edward Smith
Eric Smith
Sheri Spilker
Carol Stabler
Charles Stabler
Kindy Stabler
Timothy Steinhauer
Dawn Stewart
Lori Stewart
Annette Stoakes
Tracy Ann Swanda
Daniel Sweeny
\1icki Sydik
Norman Tallman ·
Michelle Tannahill
Christina Tetherow
Teresa Thomas
Jeanne Thompson
Scott Tontegode
Lisa Triplett
Annette Truax
Jennifer Tubbs
"Las Vegas or bust".
"Arnold Schwarzenegger eat your heart out."
"Kick back and relax"
"Eh eh eh Stephanie put that back!"
Rich Gray works to finish an HA project.
" Naturally good hoking."
8th graders enjoy pop-nite
8th and 9th graders get along
"So my gym clothes smell , so what!"
Gary H u nt competes in the Goodrich Rubik's Cube champi ons hip.
"You mean there's no school today?"
A few glimpses of 7th grad
Some of the things that played a big part in the seventh graders lives this year were roller skating, the rubik cube, being with friends, sports, and video games.
"Le crayon est jaune," which means the pencil is yellow in French, was added to their vocabulary as it was the first year they could take a foreign language. Other electives are foods, clothing, art, glee, band, world of manufacturing, and science.
Angie, Tammy, would someone please listen to me?
school life - in '81-'82
A Wrinkle in Time and Pushcart War were two of the books they enjoyed reading in their Basic Studies class. Their other required classes are reading, math, and physical education.
According to Mrs. Luella Sandquist, the seventh grade counselor, "this year's seventh graders are smart and really neat kids." She "loves them!"
Ronald Cook
Lloyd Cornell
Jennifer Corning
Todd Davis
Jodie Dean
Jonathan Dewsbury
Michael Dittbrenner
Roberta Dolezal
William Doty
Gregory Douglas
Tammy Douthit
Jennifer Down
Darrin Duffy
Paige Duncan
Michael Earp
Anthony Edwards
Tina Eichelberger
Tricia Eichelberger
Troy Ellinger
Sherry Elsberry
Renee Etherington
Karen Fangmeyer
Lesley Faulkner
Kendra Fazel
Russell Fischer
Donald Foley
Mmmm wouldn't a Big Mac and fries taste good right now!
Stephen Coles
Speed readers of America
Gerald Hudson
Gary Hunt
Jeremy Hunt
Lorelei Hywood
Kevin Jochum
Richard Johanson
Jolene John
Milissa Johnson
Barbraella Kingery
Kevin Klein
Timothy Klein
Angela Knox
Lisa Koch
Crystal Koenig
Tammy Kreifel
Michael Lacey
Debora Lamb
Danny Landkamer
What a square!
Kedra Larsen
Corey Layman
Mark Lebsack
Genevieve Legrand
Eric Lillie
Arnold Longoria
Tamara Lyon
Lynda Maestas
Gregory Mahar
Darold Mahrt
Sandra Martin
Jill Mastera
Joel Maynard
Robert McBee
Micheal McGinn
Danya McGinnis
Terry McIntosh
Dawn McKay
Mark
". and the mama bear said to the papa bear "
Amy Rogers
Amy Rogers Angela Rogers
Teresa Rohr
Chris Rose
Donna Rosekrans
Donna Rutt
Kristi Rychecky
Sheila Ryder
Anissa Sailors
Christine Schacht
Lori Schmidt
Laura Schoepp
Bret Schroder
Vicki Schroeder
Desa Schuller
David Schuttler
Sue Schwichtenberg
Willie Schleiger
Joseph Shaw
Shannon Shaw
Michael Sherman
Rory Siebert
Allan Silvers
Gena Simons
Usa Smith
Lorenzo Smith
Sharee Smith
Andrew Soderstrom
Barbara Spidel Troy Stark
Herbert Steinhauer
Richard Stockman
Usa Stork
Theresa Stott
Sean Street
How could I've lost a bass drum?
Eat your heart out, Nodia Comaneci!
Meet Herme, my pet rock
Ohhhh He's so cute!
Buddy, "You're Goin Down"!
The sixth graders had a great first year!
The sixth graders really enjoyed their first year at Goodrich. It was a great experience for them. There are four required classes: Math, Science, Physical Education and Basic Studies. Basic Studies was divided into four themes: Geography, Anthropology, Sociology and Economics. While studying Greek and Roman mythology in several classes they enjoyed Ambrosia, the drink of the Gods. In Science, the sixth graders studied the human body, and plants.
Shari Barkmeier
Jeff Barnett
Kristie Beahr
Kevin Bishop
Kathy Blankenship
Tanya Borjes
Shaun Bommeier
Bradley Brehm
Jeffrey Brehm
Billi Brewer
Michael Brittenham
Lisa Brookhouser
Marquis Brown
Theresa Brueckner
Keith Burklund Darby Cain
Laura Carlsward
Douglas Catt
Denise Charlton
Andrew Coates Heath
Samuel
Kristi Coleman
Lisa Converse
Douglas Creps
Erin Creps
Sherri Andreasen
One way or another I'm going to get out of school! ! !
The counselers said that the sixth grader s did a great job adjusting to junior high. Their enthusiasm will keep Goodrich going strong. Mr. Holtgrew finds that the sixth graders are energetic, and apprehesive about coming to Goodrich. The thing that amazes Mr. Holtgrewe is that he can't tell the sixth graders from the seventh graders. Mr. Holtgrewe said that he really likes the sixth graders.
Crocker
Tracy Crosby
Sherri Cuda
Rickey Cuddeford
Kent Cunningham
Kim Cunningham
Denise Davis
James Davis
Tammy Dewsbury
William Dick
Michelle Dickey
Doris Dormer
Lonnie Dutton
David Edwards
Samantha Fitzpatrick
Deann Fletcher
Chad French
Todd Gabel
Timothy Garman
Mark Giannola
Jayme Goebel
Daniel Grant
Lisa Grant
Gene Gray
Danielle Groh
Douglas Hall
I like winter, but this is ridiculous!!
&teven Creps
Anngee
Vanessa
Kimberly
Sheryl
Candy
Now! No one's lookin!
Hallowell
Charles Hammer
Harig
Hasty
Hendrickson
Tammy Hicks
Dorene Hoskovec
Gregory Hudson
Scott Hurst
Jeffrey Jochum
Jeffrey Johnson
Susan Keech
Codie Kelso
Steven Kiene
Sharon Knaub
David Koperski
Schools out! Yeah!
Gary Krejcll
Drake Krums
Douglas Kuszak
Todd Larsen
Garland Lee
Lisa Lopez
Patricia Magnuson
Christopher McCoy
· Gail McGuire
Carrie Meeske
Bradley Miller
Robin Monroe
Keith Moore
Natalie Murrish
Anna Nguyen
Minh Loan Nguyen
Amy Ottman
Jennifer Pancharoen
Traci Peterson
Rhonda Phipps
Eric Priebe
Stacy Pritchett
Sally Pytco
Kelley Quincy
Sandra Rank
Nathan Rathjen
Stacy Reifschneider
Jason Richards
Pail Rink
Roxanne Rutt
Michael
Stacy
Steven
Jessica
Help it's eating me!
Not Pictured
Mike Boyer
Terry Busch
Tina Davis
David Dunn
Michelle Hamer
Paul Hayes
Anthony Loos
Thad Nelson
Parrish Phillips
Luke Scheider
Lisa Wachter
Kathleen Wassenmiler
Chad Wenzl
David Wheeler
Stephanie Wilson
Kimberly Wood
Jennifer Worm
Tony Ybarra
Sixth graders work hard in the library.
Hurry before they catch us!
Sitting Pretty
!
Oh! no! Caught in the act! !
I
Faculty
Introducing the 1981-82 Faculty Administration
Ms V. Beum
Mrs. B. Briney
Mr. T. Bulling
Mrs. C. Custer
Ms. T. Deems
Ms. D. Dobesh
Counselors
Mrs. M. Downs
Mrs. M. Duckworth
Mrs. R. Green
Mrs. M. Fickes
Mr. D. Fredrick
Mr S. Friesen
Faculty
Dr Lyle Bargman Mr. Royce Holtgrew
Miss Deb Tate 9th grade
Mr. Mike Henniger 8th grade
Mrs. Luella Sandquist 6-7th grades
NOT PICTURED
Mrs. V. Hamilton
Mr. M. Herzinger
Mr. J. Hoyt
Mr. M. Johnson
Mr. K. Katzen
Mrs. B. Knaub
Mrs. M. Lahners
Mrs. S. Lawson
Mr. J. Lewis
Mr. L. Mackenstadt
Ms. T. Madiou
Mr. T. Marshall
Mrs. B. McKeown
Mrs. M. Medel
Mrs. M. Mignon
Mrs. S. Navas
Mrs. J. Neal
Ms. D. Nerud
Mrs. D. Nichelson
Mr. B. Olmsted
Mrs. J. Rankin
Mrs. K. Reinmiller
Mr. L. Risenhoover
Mrs. R. Shriner
Ms. C. Schuessler
Mr. J. Sovey
Mr. K. Stasch
Ms. D. · Steffes
Mrs. A. Stokes
Mr. K. Swanson
Mrs. J. Clinchard
Mrs. M. Michael, Mr. M. Ross, Mrs. C. Stuart, Mrs. M. Tooley.
Accompanist
Mr. J. Koudelka Psychologist Mrs. C. Leigh
Speech Therapist
COOKS: Front Row - G. Shew, V. Burcham, C. Bartels, B. Reifshneider. Row 2 -E Chrisp, B. Dempsey , P. Bailey , I. Johnson, K. Barkmeier.
SECRETARIES: M. Bohlman, M. Walker, J. Nichelson, M. Covert
TEACHER AIDES: Front Row - J. Kalivoda , C. Flanagin, B Frank, R Watermeier. Row 2 - S. Gates, S. Krebsbach, G. McKay, G. Pointer. Not Pictured - G. Self and V. Galois.
TEACHER CORPS: Front Row - P. French, S. Carrington-Robertson. Row 2 - M. Moore, M. Novak, J. Lux, H. Robbins.
CUSTODIANS: D. Weesner, B. Griffin, D. Kriefel, L. Kaebing, L. Peery, S. Lebsock.
Ms. Michaels, the art teacher . I'm no FONZIE but I'm close. The new Home Ee. teacher, Miss Elms.
Did you hear
But Mrs. Stoakes I already typed 4 letters, 3 assignments, and 2 notes.
Spaceship! In the classroom?
It's gonna be one of those days. Calm, cool, and collected.
about Ted Bulling?
Why do I adore him so much?
Sports
It's not whether you win or lose
,
This year was a very good year for football. The Freshman team for Lincoln High did especially well this year. The Heavyweight team took first in the city with a record 5-1, and the Lightweight team took second with a record of 3-3.
This year the Flag Football team had a special person on their team. Tereasa Andreasen was the only girl on the team. She even made the winning touchdown against Lefler.
The Cross Country team also did well, as they were the host for all the meets.
Ninth Grade Heavyweight Football
Seventh-Eighth Grade Flag Football
Ninth Grade Lightweight Football
Cross Country
The Lincoln High Lightweight Freshman team works to score a touchdown.
Front Row: T. Larsen, T. Steinhower, D. Rohe, T. Vansickle, A. Hall, G. Douglas, R. Brooks, R. Beenblossom, H. Canfield, B. Wilkins, S. Petrie. Row 2: B. Schroder, B. Guern, J. Myers, R. Nicholoson, N. Fessler, C. Nagel, J. Hudson, Coach Friesen.
C. Neemann, R. Cooksey, B. Wells, D. Galois, J. Parker, Coach Katzer.
Front Row: B. Stockman, C. Simms, B. Sheets, B. Vlcek, M. Brandt. Row 2: G. Brooks, S. Gianolla, J. Longan, G. Palmer, J. Rangel, D. Phillips, G. Ortiz.
Front Row: S. Swiler, R. Rohr, R. Gilliam, M. Tubbs, M. Wood, S. Turner, M. Morris. Row 2: G. Peterson, M. Hayes, M. Spiedel, J. Knipple, S. Webster, D. Toline, J. Taylor.
it's how you play the game!
This was a great year for the Goodrich Girls Varsity Volleyball team. They tied for third in city with a record of 4-4. Mr. Hoyt said the team was the most improved team he's had at Goodrich. The team showed "much improvement from start to finish." The Girls Reserve team had a record of 2-6. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Volleyball teams showed a lot of determination and they had a lot of fun playing the game.
Ninth Grade Varsity Volleyball
Ninth Grade Reserve Volleyball
Eighth Grade Volleyball
Seventh Grade Volleyball
Front Row: L. Wright , 8. Polivka, T. Schriner, D. Paulick. Row 2: T. Long, B. Beuttner, R. Rathjen, M. Welsh, Coach Hoyt.
Front Row: A. Gr~enlee, K. Kalivoda, G. Sola, K. Malhoit. Row 2: Coach Henniger, S. Moles, J. Bartzatt, T Bruce, M Maulsbv.
Becky Polivka attempts to get the ball over the net at the Varsity Volleyball game.
Front Row: M. Cuddeford, A Doncheski, 8. John K. Waggoner, T. Schuerman. Row 2: Coach Hoyt, S. Dempsey, B. Hotovy, S. Hom, N. Sais, W. Brinkman, J. Greenlee, T. Mogle.
Front Row: K. Rychecky, M. Wilson, N. Sweeney. Row 2: L. Barkmeier, T. Nothanagel, J. Rink, S. Franklin, J. Mastera. A TolinP..
Ninth Grade Boys Varsity Basketball
Ninth Grade Boys Reserve Basketball
Eighth Grade Boys Basketball
Seventh Grade Boys Basketball
The Basketball team this year did fairly well. The Ninth grade Varsity had a record of 4-4. They showed a lot of determination. The Reserves won two games and lost six. The Seventh and Eighth grade did very well with the Eighth grade undefeated. Mr. Hoyt commenting on the Eighth grade said, "they showed a lot of potential for next year."
This year in Wrestling the teams did fairly well. The Ninth grade were 5-'3 and sixth in the city. Most of the Seventh and Eighth graders had a lot of dedication. "There was low attendance but they did a good job," says Coach Swanson. The Coaches both said they saw that the Wrestlers learned and developed a lot of skills.
Ninth Grade Wrestling
Front Row: J. Matthews. M. Fullerton, M. Morris. Row 2: S. Sackett, M. Langenberg, J. Kuzelka, J. Rangel, C. Simms, S. Venhaus, Coach Friesen.
Front Row: D. Sweeney, D. Brennan, R. McCullough. Row 2: T. Rychecky, N. Fessler, R. Nicholas, W. Perkins.
Front Row: J. Cunningham, J. Lebsack, D. Watermier, B. Collier. Row 2: Coach Hinze, M. Farrell, K. Childs, R. Butler, D. Galois, D. Wiend, Coach Hoyt.
Front Row: R. Brooks, C. Neemann, J. Vejraska, G. Douglas, T. Vansickle. Row 2: M Earp, R. Pearson, R. Fischer, R. Biggs, D. Ol~field.
Front Row: D. Rangel, S. Webster, M. Harner, M. Wood, S. Venhaus. Row 2: Coach .Swanson, B. Stoc;kman, B. Wells, M. Brandt, R. Przybylski, J. Longan, Coach Sovey.
Eighth Grade Wrestling
Seventh Grade Wrestling
Ninth Grade Girls Varsity Basketball
Ninth Grade Girls Reserve Basketball
Overall, the girls had a pretty good se~son. The Ninth Grade Varsity lost their first four games by close margins and then came back to beat the top team in the city, Irving, finishing the season at 4-4. The reserves didn:t do as well as the Varsity but they worked hard to earn a 2-6 record.
Many records were broken in the basketball season. Becky Polivka now has the most points in one game-28-and she also made the most field goals in one game. Not only did individuals break records but the team scored the most points63-against Dawes.
The 7th and 8th Graders had even better records than the 9th grade r s ending up the season for the 7th graders at 3-1, and the 8 th graders in a terrific season of 4-0.
Seventh Grade Girls Basketball
Front Row: S. Webster, J. Myers, E Smith. Row 2: Coach Swanson, Coach Sovey.
Front Row: J. Kramer, T Sc hri ner, L. Wright Row 2: L. Hunter, B. Utterback, R. Rathjen, B Polivka , K Boemer
Front Row: B. Nicholson, J. Hunt, D. Duffy. Row 2: Coach Swanson, Coach Sovey.
Front Row: D. Paulick, K. Boemer, T. Clift. Row 2: L. Neeman, L. Keech, B. Tapp
Front Row: C. Koenig, D. Wood, J. Mastera, T. Nothnagel. Row 2: L. Barkemier, K. Rychecky, T. Truba, S. Franklin, T. Andreasen, J. Rink
Front Row: Coach Micek, G. Douglas, V. Gehrig, Coach Reisdorff; Row 2: S. Young, E. Smith, D. Oldfield.
"Hey guys, he's on the ceiling!"
Becky Polivka goes in for a lay up.
Front Row: K. Fangmeyer, M. Wilson, S. Hester, T. Gehrig, C. Schacht, S. Dormer; Row 2: Coach Micek, B. Hotovy, S. Dempsey, S. Kennedy, A. Donscheski, A. Hoover, Coach Reisdorff
Brant Wells works for a takedown.
The Ninth Grade Varsity Volleyball team trys to get the ball over the net.
Activities
Swing Choir
SWING CHOIR
Fourteen ninth grade students made Swing Choir this year. The y performed at various places around Lincoln , including Gateway Shopping Mall, Arnold Heights, Belmont , and West Lincoln Elementary schools, Senior citizens homes, Goodrich musical concerts. They will perform for Lincoln High Sophmore Swing Choir in March, and participate in the Junior High Swing Choir Contest in May.
SMALL GROUP
Fifteen eighth and ninth grade girls were in Small Group this year. They had "extremely" successful performances at P. T .A. meetings and at Goodrich music performances. The ninth graders plan to try out for Lincoln High Sophmore Swing Choir in April. Small Group also choreographed most of their musical numbers. Four girls in Small Group made All City Girls Choir.
Small Group
Front Row : B Collier, B. Brehm, K. Hill, D Petitt Row 2: L. Murray, B Wells, M. Welsh, D. Hinkle. Row 3 : T . Koca , B. Sheets, S. Thummel, B. Shannon. Row 4: A . Greenlee, S. Sackett.
Front Row: L. Stewart, D. Petrizelka, J. Martin. Row 2: T. Parsons, A. Fangmeyer, G. Sola. Row 3: L. Richards, S. Dempsey, T. Mogle. Row 4: L. Shafer, K. Johnson, S. Gibson, T. Robinson, T. Schriner.
Explorers
Studen t Council
This year fourtee n students were elected to be on Student Council.
The Student Council set up school dances, sold carnati ons on Valentines Day, and organized pop night which was held on Mondays and Thursd ays after school.
The Student Council also had a student exchange with Lefle r where members of the Lefler Student Council came to Goodrich for a day and Goodrich Council members went to Lefler the next day.
Explorers had an exciting and busy year. Some of the things Explorers did this year were tour the State Capitol, visit the Southeast Community College, tour the KFOR radio station. They have had many interesting speakers throughout the school year. One Explorer member said "It was a fun club, and I had fun learning about different occupations."
Front Row: K. Malho it, K. Kalivoda, B. Buetner, D. Brookhouser, S. Moss.
Row 2: R. Greede r, F. Loschen, B. Brehm, D. Paulick, K. Gehr, S. Hunt.
Row 3: T. Shriner , B . Sheets, C. Simms, B Tapp, L. Neemann, D. Boucher. Row 4: B. Reicke , H. Smith, Mrs. A. Stokes, G. Sola, G. Peterson, L. Keech
Student Council members preparing for pop night.
Student Council Advisor takes a break!
Front Row: A Nguyen, X. Nguyen. Row 2: Mrs. Navis, N. Sweeney, B. Riggins, S. Elsberry, Miss Nerud. Row 3: S. Dempsey, B. Shannon, M. Welsh, S. Hunt. Row 4: L. Murray, C. Simms, L. Hotovy, B. Parsons, D. Sweeney.
Royalty
The traditional Valentine's Day Assembly was held on February 12th for all eighth and nin t i grade students. The program consisted of short skits, songs, and dance routines.
The highlight of the program was the crowning of the 1982 King and Queen. Bill Sheets, son c f Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sheets and Lisa Murray, daughter of Jo Murray were crowned this year's Ki J and Queen.
Bill, a Goodrich student for four years, is a member of Explorers, has participated in heavyweig l t football, wrestling and Swing Choir.
Lisa has attended Goodrich for three years. She is a member of Health Careers and has paticipated in Small Group and Swing Choir. She is also this year's Student Council Secretary.
Valentine Serenade
This year's happy King and Queen
King Bill Sheets and Queen Lisa Murray
Royalty
Attendants
Lisa Murray and Donald Rangel Ta~my Koca and Bill Sheets
Tammy Schriner and Corky Simms
Brant Wells and Korena Helter
Hey, Tony. They're taking our picture.
Sam Venhaus and Michelle Maulsby
Row: A. Stephens, T. Davis, K. Larsen, S. Brown, A Nguyen. Row 2: D. Degrem, D. Nguyen, K. Kuening, A. Greenlee, B. Hotovy, T. Schriner, D. Petrizlka. Row 3: J. Richards, R. Hawkins, M. Sailors, Mr. Olmsted, J. Parker, M. Burbach, D. Lamb, D. Foley, R. Rathjen.
Orchestra is one of several classes available to students who play a musical instrument. Under the direction of Mr. Rob rt Olmsted, Orchestra had an exciting year. They performed at school musical concerts. Several Orchestra students made t he Junior Youth Orchestra and performed with the special gr up directed by David Owens. Selected older students participate the All-City Music Festival, held at Pershing Auditori February 26th.
Band I
Under the super direction of Mr. Robert Olmsted, Band I had a bery busy year. The Band I members performed at musical concerts at Goodrich, Belmont, Arnold Heights, and West Lincoln Elementary Schools. Many students participated in Band I this year and played in the All-City Music Festival.
Computer Club
Row: D. Schwindt, K. Larsen, J. Vankekerix, T. Clift, N.
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R. Schneider, J. Bundy. Row 2: T. Mogle, T. Swanda, J. Rink, P. Fox, l r Olmstead, L. Barkmeier, K. Rhychecky, S. German, D. Hullinsky, A. Hall. 1w 3: S. Bishop, S. Spilker, T. Rhychecky, D. Toline, A. Gibson, G. Peterson, ~Brandt, B. Stockman, M. Harner, R. •Nicholas. Row 4: G. Douglas, J. Bartu :k, J. Hunt, D. Swanda, L. Wright, K. Lyons, M. Burbach, T. Koperski, T. Herm a m, J. Virus;
The Computer Club worked with Apple Computers. T l ey learned how to make their own programs. They plan to w rk with computers next year and in the future.
Front
Front Row: B. Rickey, D. Sweeney. Row 2: S. Swiler, Mr. D. Moore. Back: L. Doty.
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Red Cross
Many students participated in Health Careers Club. Field trips included horseback riding in Pioneers Park, visits to the Regional Center, Saint Elizabeth's, roller skating at the Holiday Roller Rink, a special dinner at the Commercial Bank for the elderly, and a tour of the University of Nebraska guided by Nebraska quarterback Mark Mauer.
Members of Red Cross were kept busy selling donuts to finance tuition to a summer ·camp. Profits were also donated to charity groups. One member stated she liked helping needy people and enjoyed participating in Red Cross. Miss Dorothy Dobesh was the sponsor for Red Cross this year.
Health Careers
The purpose of the 25 mile club is for students to improve their cardiovascular system. One student, Michelle Walkinshaw, not only ran 25 miles, but an incredible 75 miles, and is now striving to reach the 100 mile mark. The students have noticed the improvement in their health and some have lost some weight.
25 Mile Club
Weight Control
Left to Right: D. Dobesh. J. Martin, 8. Hotovy. S. Kennedy. and A. Donsheski.
Front Row: R. Rohr Row 2: M. Waskinshaw. M. Baker. Row 3: Mrs. Knaub. J. Kurtz Row 4: P. Long. M. Hayes.
Front Row: T. Swanda. H. Smith, G. Peterson. S. Sears. K. Sturzenegger. T. Merrill. Row 2: T Inselman. J. Bundy. K. Dittmer. M. Kuwamoto. G. Hairl, J. Kurtz. Row 3: C. Finley. D. Schwindt. S. Spilker. M. Walkinshaw. D. Watermeier. K. Lostroh. Row 4: 8. Parsons. T. Parsons. M. Weisbeck. L. Murray. A. Donscheski, .M. Baker. Row 5: Mrs. Knaub, R. Rohr. S. Thummel. J. Martin. S. Kennedy. A. Gibson.
Left to Right: D. Whitson. R. Rilrnger M. Walkinshaw. Mrs. Knaub. L. Grenemeier.
Ninth grade girls sing Mr. Sandman
The gang's all here
First National Band.
Lookin' FINE! . . . Jammin!
One woman play about Rosa Parks
"Disco Dolls"
Eighth graders at the talent show
Remember When
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Dedicated to all ninth graders
. . . . Jonne' a Ro win took off her shirt by accident at a basketball game?
.... Chellana Henry barfed all over the floor during French class?
. . . . First National Band came and performed for Goodrich?
Mrs. Knaub won a disco dance contest?
. . . . d i e nurses cure wasn't an ice-pack?
. . . . you made the winning two points for the wrong team?
. . . . you got thrown in the shower on your birthday?
.... you got a standiqg ovation for dropping a plate in the lunchroom?
.... Angie Greenlee and Tammy Griffin walked in on the referees while they were changing their clothes after a game?
.... you lost your schedule on the first day of school or got lost?
. . . . there was a food fight the last day of school?
. . . . there was a fire drill during lunch?
you were on time for class?
. . . . yo u didn't need a pass to get down the hall?
. . . . you got your locker open on the first try?
you walked down the halls of Goodrich for the first time and th e last?
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