Goodrich Junior High 1983 Yearbook

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Goodrich Junior High

Lincoln, Nebraska • Volume 14

The

The 1982-83 yearbook is being dedicated to Mr. Henninger by the yearbook staff, because he is a "Totally Awesome" counselor. Throughout the years he has been there to help with the bad times, and to share in the good times.

Mr. Henninger has been at Goodrich for 8 years. He taught Basic Studies, Social Studies, and EBE, before becoming our counselor. The yearbook staff asked Mr. Henninger what he enjoyed about Goodrich. He said it was the opportunity to work with the students and the satisfaction of seeing the ninth graders promoted to high school.

Table of Contents

Ninth Grade

Shalana

Douglas

Ninth Grad ers

A typical day for a ninth grader at Goodrich Jr. High starts off by coming to school, and buy ing donuts to raise money for promotion. Their next stop is the commons where they sit and visit with their friends until the bell rings. When the bell fin ally rings, the ninth graders make their way to thei r locker, grab the books, and hurry to class.

Four classes later the ninth graders meet the ir friends for lunch. After lunch they have a choice o f playing basketball in the gym or playing games in the game room. Some talk to their counselor, Mr. Henninger, who said, "It's great to see scared little sixth and seventh graders turn into grown up ninth graders."

Shannon

Everyone awaits the first bite of Kelly's donut.
Angie Arellano
Kimberly Baird
Michelle Bandemer
Mark Barrett
Jeffery Bartunek
Donald Brennen
Wendy Brinkman
Brooks
Brown
Tonya Bryer
Todd Beebe
Ricky Beenblossom
Danny Berks
Bishop
Michael Block
Melvin Burbach
Michael Burbach
Todd Burklund
Tracie Burton
Henry Canfield

d it rig h t .

The bell rings and it's time fo cla s again. By no , they are so tired they can barely lift their feet. The end of the day ha finall come, and they have made it through Social Studie , where they took a major te t, Engli h, where they read the b ok The Oursiders, and math, where they learned how to do puzzling problems.

Then the fun begin After school there are a variety of acti ities uch as: E plorers, Health areer , Swing Choir, and Small group. Ooodrich also ha popnight on Tuesdays and Thursdays, which is sponsored by Student ouncil. There are many sports activities to, like: coed olleyball, ba ketball, track, football, and gymnastics. ow it's time to go home and go to b d so they can rest, and get ready for another day at Goodrich Jr. High.

Rod Cooksey
Teresa Cookus
Michelle Cuddeford
Edmund Cunningham
Heath Davidson
Shana Dormer
Kenneth Ennen
Marci Ennen
hannon Erdman
Matthew Ethridge
Hold on tight to your dreams.
Joel Chandler Luke hollett
Mark Chollett
Matthew Chall tt
Bryan Cook
D nise Davi
Stephen Da is
Sharon Dempsey
Audrey Donscheski
Delmer Dormer

Laura

Glenda

Julie

Randy

Sondra

Allen

James

Richard Goemann
Goeschel
Gray
Greenlee
Groene
Todd Herman
Tammy Hoerle
Donald Holman
Amber Hoover
James Horn
Van-tastics!
Patrica Fox Randy Fox
Ervin Fe !er
Cherly Finley
Sherry Gatten
Victor Gehrig
German
Alison Gibson
Teddy Gleason
Bryan Guern
Steven Gushard
Gaye Hairl
Hall
Hardesty

Donna

Ronald

Jeffery J orgens

Peter

Tina Lederer

Joleen Lewis

Burt Lintt

Jennifer Kurtz

Lola acke •

Sonya agee

ark andery

Tim archand

Jill Marfn

Troy Martin

Gregory Mastera

Barbara Mathias

Debbie Ma Da n Maynard

Robert McCullough

David McGarvie

Kari cGuire

Shawnna McKinney

Kelly Michaelsen

Jennifer Miller

Tina Mogle

Michael Mohr

LaDonna Montgomery

Michael Morrow

Jimmie Myers

Clinton Nagel

Ted Nennemann

Robert Nichola

Robert Nicholson

Kristina itz

Tod Nothnagel

Thomas Olston

Ke in Orne!

Patti Milbourn
Pamela Pierce
Kimberly Plaquet
Christi Reid
Tina Rempter
Todd Rychecky
Randall Scdoris
Chris Schmailzl
Ronell Schneider
Tammy Schuerman
Scott Pulse
Dolores Rangel
Lynette Ottens
Richard Parent
Paul Pearson
Wjllie Perkins
Deanna Petrzilka
Bring me my horse, we ride at dawn.
Leslie Richards
Julio Rodriguez
Sherry Rogers
Rebecca Rowlan
Patrick Ryan

Dennis

Tammie Sipes

Eric

Sheri Spilker

Kindy Stabler

Tammie Scott

Thad Seeley

Patricia Shaw

Diana Shepard

Dawn

Lori Stewart

Annette Stoakes

Tracy Swanda

Teresa Thomas

Jeanne Thompson

Steven Thompson

Scott Tontegode

Showen
Smith
Dan Sweeney
Vicki Sydik
Norman Tallman
Michelle Tannahill
Jeff Taylor
Annette Truax
Jenny Tubbs
Erin Urso
Jill Van Kekerix
Florine Villarreal
Donna Schwindt
Tim Steinhauer
Stewart
Chris Tetherow

Laureen Villarreal

Jon Virus

Micheal Visger

Matt Waechter

Kim Waggoner

Kevin Warren

Dan Weis

Jeff Wise

Richard Wohlers

Scott Wrobliski

Not Pictured

Craig Brouwer

Kristina Kellogg

Janetta McBride

Shauna Neal

Greg Sanford

Tammy Skala

Wade Sounders

Brian Vlcek

Kim Wallace

Kim Ware

Hey Dude, mello out!
Louis practices for the Richard Simmons Show.

GOODRICH ROYALTY - 1983

Other attendants watch the crowning

The 1982-83 Royalty was crowned February 12, 1983. The king, Scott Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hoyt, has attende Goodrich for the past three years. He has been involved in basketball and other intermural activities. Scott plans to attend Li ncoln High School and then go on the college to play basketball. The queen, Audrey Donscheski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ji 1 Donscheski, has attended Goodrich all four years. She has participated in volleyball, Red Cross, and Health Careers. Audre ~ plans to attend Lincoln High School and then go on to Beauty School.

The Valentine's Assembly was performed in front of the eighth and ninth graders and some of the teachers. The assembl y consisted of musical groups such as: Swing Choir, Small group, a trio, and a foursome. There was also a totally awesome sk it called, "Fast Times at Goodrich Jr. High." The assembly ended with the crowning of the King and Queen.

Again this year Mrs. Downs and Mr. Bulling played a special role in our Valentine's Assembly. They helped organize th e talent show and were the MC's for the assembly. The 1982-83 class would like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Downs and Mr. Bulling for all the help they've given us.

King Scott Hoyt and Queen Aud1ey Donscheski
"Just Dreaming "
Trio sings "Here I Am"

ATTENDANTS

Todd Burklund and Kim Waggoner
Willie Perkins and Shana Dormer
Greg Mastera and Brenda John
Thad Seeley and Becky Rowlan
One Anchovies and extra cheese
Show Choir performs "Like to Sing about Sunshine."

When:

l walked in on Tina Mogle while sh c s he ·girls locker room.

Thad Seeley went with someone for over a week.

Leslie Richards got stuck in the bathroom stall.

r. Swanson forgot to turn on the news.

ou know what you were eating for lunch. got to choose your own locker .

Johnson only wore sweatpants.

Michelle Cuddeford wore a long dress.

Brenda John walked out of the locker room with no shorts on.

Todd Rychesky lost his comb.

Mrs. Medel's projector blew up in Spanish.

DeAnna Petrzilka got her hair caught in her locker.

The Spanish class went to Tico's and Vicki Sydik ordered a hamburger.

Sheri Spilker didn't do her homework.

Underclass

Eighth Graders are making

The typical day of an eighth grader starts at Goodrich Junior High, somewhere between 8:00 and 9:15 A.M. The normal day begins with a gossip time in the commons or gym.

When the bell rings, they rush down the crowded halls towards their lockers. With their books in ·one arm, they enter their first classroom. When it's finally over they rush to make sure they aren't late for their next class.

Some of the required classes are English, social studies, health, and math.

At lunch, some people enjoy eating lunch, but others would rather go to the gyms to play basketball or talk. When lunch is over, the students go to their lockers, then back to class.

Richard Capps
Before school.
J arnes Bailey
Lori Barkmeier Jeff Barnett Regina Barowski
Christi Bates James Bayless
Dwayne Brown
Theordorick Brown David Bryer Judi Burke
Gina Butler
Latriesha Campbell

the most of the year!

An eighth grade teacher said, "I love teaching eighth graders. They are willing to work hard and do extra work to learn more about their subject. The eighth graders are a fun group to work with."

Their counselor, Mrs. Sandquist, is very helpful to them. When asked what she think of the eighth graders, she aid, "They are a neat bunch." Over all, eighth graders are caught in the middle because they aren't the big shots and they aren't little kids either. This year the eighth graders are giving a good go at making the most of the year, and they are doing a great job of it!

Lloyd Cornell

Jennifer Corning

Todd Davis

Jodie Dean

Michael Dittbrenner

Roberta Dolezal

Gregory Douglas

Tammy Douthit

Jennifer Down Darrin Duffy

Paige Duncan

Mike Earp

Anthony Edwards

Tina Eichelberger

Tricia Eichelberger

Troy Ellinger

Tommy Eloge

Bradley Elrod

Sherry Elsberry

Ronald Fahrnbruch

Karen Fangmeyer

Kendra Faze!

Miguel Figueroa

Russell Fisher

Donald Foley

Timothy Foster

Ronnie Foulks

Shelly Franklin

Donald Freeman

After school.
Ronald Cook
Lauri Hotovy
Let's Party
Richard
Chelsea Harri on
Roxanne Hawkins Rodney Heinbigner
Todd Heptig
Christina Herechski
Jacqueline Herechski
Darold Mahrt
Donald
Me? I k now, I'm gorgeou s!
ground

Kevin

Craig

Debbie

Kelly

Wendy

Bob

Moyer
Neemann
guyen
Christina O'Brien
Douglas Oldfield
Jeffrey Parker
Rodney Pearson
Danja Pegram
Wayne Pence
Peace at last ! !
Tina Parker
Brenda Parsons
Thomas Pavlik
Shawn Perry
Sean Petrie
Mike Philpot
Shannon Mitchell
Dana Mjelde
Moles
Monroe
Tanya Morgan
Mueller
Brian Nichelson
Tammy iederhaus
Tamra Nothnagel
Donna Rutt
Sue Schwichtenberg
Chris Rose
Don't disturb me I'm concentrating.
Anissa Sailors
Christine Schacht
Lori Schmidt Bret Schroeder
Vicki Schroeder
David Schuttler

They don't tell us EVERYTHING in our classes.

"Now, what's the answer to number 17?"
Future marathon runners.
Give it to me or I'm gonna tell mom!
This is what the school looks like after the eighth graders leave.
Red Cross helps the mice of America by giving them Velveeta cheese.
Fellow students watch the master designer at work.
, Simon says
I'm bad, uh, huh!
Sharee Smith Andrew Soderstrom
Troy Stark Richard Stockman
Barbara Spidel Charles Stabler
Sean Street
Frankie Stride

Travis Thompson

Mitchell Tietjens

Corintha Tindle

Steve Tomlinson

Sherri Torpy

Quang Tran

Weber

Sara Wells

Christopher Weskamp

Christina West

Chanda Whisenhunt

Teresa White

Lana Wood

Joseph Ybarra

Robin Zechmann

Micheal Ziebarth

Kari Zimmer

Vadra Stutzman

Todd Sumovich

Douglas Swanda

Nancy Sweeney

Michelle Tallman

Rebecca Tannahill

Glen Alfrey

Ralph Archutery

Mike Erickson

Raymond Garcia

James Hart

Debora Lamb

Gregory Mahar

Penney Tripp

Tammie Trouba

Lisa Tumbleson

Theresa Tuttle

Sandra Urevich

Jeremy Vejraska

Darren Whiteside

Brian Wilkins

Rodney Williams

Michalle Wilson

Shannon Wilson

Michelle Wise

Angela Rogers

Joseph Shaw

Herbert Steinhauer

Valerie Turner

Tony Walker

Jody Whiteowl

Keddrin
Brent Wissler
Richard Zimmerman
Scott Zimmerman
Sally Zinsmaster
Not Pictured

Seventh Graders are

A typical day of a seventh grader starts by coming to school and meeting with their friends. When the bell rings they make their way down the hall to their lockers. They have had trouble with their lockers this year and they have to have help so they" won't be late to class. Finally they make it to class and are ready to start their day. Some of the required classes for the seventh grader are: basic studies, math, science, phys. ed. and reading.

When lunch finally comes around the seventh graders are pretty hungry since they have worked hard during the first part of the day. After they are finished eating they" can go to the gym and play basketball, or to the game room to play checkers, or they can sit in the commons and talk

Seventh graders on their way to school.
Tanya Borjes
Mariann Bates
Kristie Beahr
Kevin Bishop
Mitchell Bishop
Christine Blacketer
Kathy Blankenship
Tammy Brethouwer
Billi Brewer
Kristina Brice
Michael Brittenham
Lisa Brookhouser
George Brooks

heading to the top!

with their friends. When lunch is over the seventh graders go back to class and get right to work. Soon school is over and then they can go home and do their homework.

Mr. Johnson, the seventh grade counselor, says that he really likes the seventh graders this year and that they really are a neat bunch of kids Mrs. Hamilton, a basic studies teacher, says that the seventh graders are intelligent and very alert this year and that they are the "Cream of the crop." In class, Mrs. Hamilton is putting great emphasis on figurative language that the students use in their writing. One of the books they read was the Christmas Carol. Mrs. Hamilton said that the kids were really aware of some of the problems in 1982 that were the same in 1882.

Patrick Cannafax

Laura Carlsward

Douglas Catt

Kristina Chaney

Denise Charlton

Corey Clark

Ricky Cleary

Mary Cobler

Heath Cole

Kristi Coleman

Martin Coleman

Lisa Converse

Scott Cookus

David Costephens

Douglas Creps

Erin Creps

Steven Creps

Anngee Crocker

Tracy Crosby

Sherri Cuda

Rickey Cuddeford

Kent Cunningham

Kim Cunningham

Taura Czolgas

Denise Da vis

James Davis

Tina Davi s

John Dayton

Carmen Canfield
Sandra Conner
Seventh graders enjoy pop night.
Steve Deschane
William Dick
Michelle Dicket
Angela Dunn
David Dunn
David Edwards
My friends are always willing to give me a hand.
Derrick Endler
Richard Farber
Rod Felton
Tania Finney
Deann Fletcher
Michael Flood

Jayme Goebel

Tricia Goodman

Rhondi Goodwin

Pamela Grady

Lisa Grant

Gene Gray

Seventh graders have time off from their work.

Chad French

Todd Gabel

Timothy Garman

Mark Giannola

Bret Glover

Me Work? Ha!!
Mrs. Hamilton gives instructions to her students.
David Freauf
Edward
Bryan Hulewicz

Drake Krums

Tammy Krurntum

Douglas Kuszak

Michell Larabee

Todd Larsen

Robert Lattimer

Tammy Klein

Sharon Knaub

David Koperski

Tammy Kreifel

Gary Krejdl

Shari Kruger

Shanna Laws

Anne Lawson

Nhan Le

Lance Leapley

Cynthia Lederer

Garland Lee

Todd Leopold

Robert Lewis

Kimberly Liekhus

Christina Lopez

Lisa Lopez

Patricia Magnuson

Wayne Marni

Darcie Martin

Kathryn Martin

Latonya Matthews

James McCarthy

Michael McGinn

Seventh -graders keep busy in basic studies.

Heather McGiveren

Gail McGuire

J runes McMillan

Carrie Meeske

Bradley Miller

Trisha Monie

Michelle Morin

Steven Muhle

Natalie Murrish

Stefanie Nagel

Thad Nelson

Anna Nguyen

Minh Loan Nguyen

Angela Niederhaus

Deana Nunns

Kelly Ohlschwager

Nancy Ohlschwager

Scott Palmer

Jennifer Pancharoen

Malvin Patterson

Kindra Perkins

Traci Petersen

Sara Peterson

Rhonda Phipps

John Plaquet

Erin Portman

Eric Priebe

Stacy Pritchett

Curtis Pulse

Future NASA Executives
Robin Monroe

Michael Reichwaldt

Stacy Reifschneider

Jason Richards

Paul Rink

Mario Robinson

Roxanne Rutt

Sally Pytko

Kelley Quincy

Stacie Rader

Tracie Rader

Sandra Rank

Nathan Rathjen

Edgar Saines

Christy Savage

Scott Schaer

Luke Scheidt

Michael Schneider

Stacy Schneider

Michele Schultz

Melissa Scott

Tammy Scott

Holly Seamark

Walter Seeley

Daniel Seelhoff

Alissa Selvia

Robert Sharp

Steven Sherman

Marilyn Shockey

Reynaldo Sifuentez

Laura Simons

A seventh grader hard at work in the library.
Richard
Kurt
Jodi Wellnitz
"Which one of these guys is doing his homework?"

ot Pictured

Clen Farber

Jodi Plaquet

Daniel Thomas

Mark Walker

Tony Ybarra

James Zipse

"Is
"Derick The Dynamic"
Denise really sick or is she just trying to stay out of class?"

Sixth Graders adjust

A typical day of a sixth grader at Goodrich Junior High starts at 8:30 a.m. Their very first day at Goodrich is difficult because they're in a new school. The new surroundings make it hard for them to find their classes and lockers, but with the help of others, they manage.

The required classes for sixth graders are math, reading, science, basic studies, and P .E., which leaves them one or two elective classes.

During lunch sixth graders notice a big change from grade school to junior high. Sixth graders have more freedom than elementary students. They can eat anything of their choice that is being served, or bring their own lunch. Sixth graders can go to the gym during their lunch period.

Another day of school about to begin

Christopher Abert

Lori Alberg

Jackie Adams

Larry Ahlrichs

Tamara Ailes

Cori Alfieri

Scott Bales

Richard Barnett

Darrel Baum

Lisa Bitenieks

Cary Black

Mark Bogen

Tammy Bogenreif Benjamin Brown

Thomas Converse

Lisa Cooper

Marjeanne Crocker

Jason Danley Scott Davis

Tom Day

Victoria Anderson
Michael Arellano
Monte Atherton
Jennifer Bartunek
Rebecca Buhr
Robin Bullington
Robert Burton
Jason Clipperton
Mark Cole
Lance Collier

to new surroundings!

Between classes some goof around, some talk to teachers, and some flirt. Sixth graders ha ve the best record for not being in the time out room.

Some of the fads this year are leg warmers , friendship pins, valley girl and new wave language.

Sixth graders have three counselors. They are Mr. Henninger, Mr. Johnson, and Mrs. Sanquist. They said sixth graders are a great bunch of students. They are hard workers and are determined to be successful. Sixth graders this year have an advantage over the new seventh graders next year. •

Sixth graders look forward to many things in the seventh grade. For example they can join school clubs and intramural sports.

Darick Edwards

Jeffery Edwards

Kevin Elder

Lance Fahrenholz

Danielle Fidler

Steven Finley

Roseanna Fletcher

Paige Foley

Jennifer Gaston

Douglas Gatto

Tony Gleason

Rachel Goos

John Gress

Troy Guern

Dawn Haahr

Angela Harris

Troy Hopping

Brian Johnson

Peggy Johnson

Wendy Johnson

Kevin Jurgens

Vivian Knaub

Sean Knutson

Dawn Kubik

Corey Larson

Daniel Logan

the same day about to end.
Troy Donscheski
Dana Duffy
Aaron Gerdes
Christine Keller
"The sales lady was right about this new cologne."
"It's due, as in, NOW?!"
A popular fad at school.
"Huh?"

Shawn

Eric

Jennifer

Anna

Porsha Mayers

Sheryl

"I'll get rid of this report card one way or another"

Dale

Daryl

Rachell Mumgard
Kathryn Nicholas
Brian Oenbring
Timmy Pearl
Kim Priebe
John Rawlinson
Michelle Ray
Rutt
Katrina Saines
Raymond Samash
Kirn McKay
Lori McKinney
Susan Milchling
Kelly Miller
Tammy Mogle
Adam Moore
Kristopher Nitz Troy Nothnagel
Mary Peet
Nicholas Perry
Crystal Pettis
Phelps
Phillips
Kimberly Phillips

John

Julie

Joan

"What do you mean there's no school today?"
Gabriele
Cherie Shaw
John Shaw
Shokey Debra Silvers Janelle Simpson
Timothy Steinbach
James Vicars
Kilynn Weber
Justin Weblemoe
Christopher Whitson
Jody Wiese Andy Winkler

Faculty -and Administration

Goodrich Teachers Care

All these numbers and no one to call.

But Brenda, I'm not taking sides!

Ms. V. Beum

Mrs. K. Brill

Mr. T. Bulling

Mr. V. Burling

Mrs. K. Cocozza

Mrs. C. Custer

Mrs. R. Green

Mrs. V. Hamilton

Mr. M. Herzinger

Mr. J. Hoyt

Ms. D. Jenkins

Mrs. B. Knaub

Dr. L. Bargman
Mr. H. Holtgrewe
Ms. T. Deems
Mrs. M. Downs
Mrs. M. Duckworth
Ms. J. Elm
Mr. D. Fredrick
Mr. S. Friesen

Mr. R. Olmsted

Mr. L. Risenhoover

Mrs. H. Robbins

Mrs. B. Shipley

Mrs. R. Shriner

Mr. J. Sovey

Mr. J. Lewis

Mrs. S. Mann

Mr. T. Marshal

Mrs. M. Medel

Mrs. S. Navas

Mrs. J. Neal

Mr. K. Stasch

Mrs. A. Stokes

Ms. C. Stuart

Mr. K. Swanson

Ms. D. Tate

Mrs. D. Young

Mr. H. Henninger
Mrs. L. Sandquist Mr. M. Johnson
The thinker.

COOKS

Row 1: Mrs. G. Shew, Mrs. D. Schneider, Mrs. M. Hild, Mrs. C. Bartels, Mrs. B. Reifschneider. Back Row: Mrs. V. Burcham, Mrs. P. Whisler, Mrs. K. Barkmeir, Mrs. I. Hohnson, Mrs. E. Chrisp, Mrs. B. Dempsey

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST

SPEECH 1:HERAPIST

Ms. T. Hansen
L to R: Mrs. M. Bohlman, Mrs. G. Nichelson, Mrs. M. Covert, Mrs. M. Walker
Mrs. J. Clinchard

ACCOMPANIAST AIDES

Speed Reading Lessons
The Goodrich Walking Backwards Champion Larry, Curly, and Moe -
Ms. N. Schoen
Row 1: Mrs. S. Gates, Mrs. P. French, Mrs. G. Self. Back Row: Mrs. J. Kalivoda, Mrs. B. Frank, Mrs. M. Novak
I'll tell you a secret.
Math Teacher Rehabilitation Center.
I'd rather be sitting by a fireplace.
Kicked out again!

Clubs and Activities

Lawson,

1st row - D. Dunn, D. Fidler, K. Fangmeyer, T. Mogle, N. Sweeney, A. Lawson, Mrs. Navis. 2nd rowL. Hotovy, D. Sweeney, S. Dempsey, L. Richards, R. Schneider, M. Wilson.

Health Caree rs

The clubs and activities at Goodrich keep students busy all year.

Student Council, with Mrs Navis and Mr. Marshall ' s help, sponsor dances, and pop night for everyone. They also sell items for the holidays, like candy canes for Christmas, and carnations for Valentine's Day. A student exchange with Everett Jr. High was also a project for them. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Lawson keep Red Cross members busy by having them sell doughnuts. With the money they made, they gave a donation to Operation Santa Claus. They also bought an atari cartridge for Lincoln General Hospital children's ward. Dr. Bargman, a Shriner clown, helped them learn how to be clowns. They did their clown act at several places.

Student Co unc il

1st row-G. Legrand, S. Wilson, A. Mishulka, K. Fangmeyer, N. Sweeney, D. Pegram, C. Whisenhunt, L. Wood. 2nd row - C. Finley, A. Hoover, T. Ramsey, T. Nothnagel, L. Maestas, C. Koenig, J. Mastera, G. Butler, B. Spidel, T. White, M. Earp. 3rd row - T. Schuerman, Mrs. Knaub, S. Schwichtenburg, S. Torpy, S. Dempsey, G. Hairl, M. Bandemer, S. German, S. Street, L. Koch, B. Mathias, M. Cuddeford.

Anne
Christina Lopez , and Jessic a VanCleaf win the Halloween Dance Costume Contest.

Explorers is a club for ninth graders. Speakers come and talk to them about different careers in life. This helps them to decide on their jobs for the future. A photographer came and taught them how to use a camera, and an attorney told them about what it's like being a lawyer. Mrs. Stoak:es and Mr. Swanson are their advisors.

Health Careers also explores careers. Mrs. Knaub, their coordinator, takes the club on field trips. They've been horseback riding and visiting hospitals. They also had a Christmas party with the children at Cedar's Home.

"She's got the beat "

Red Cross

1st row - Mrs. Stoakes , D. Schwindt, M. Tannahill, C. Finley, T. Schuerman, K. Waggoner, M. Cuddeford, A. Hoover, Mr. Swanson. 2nd row - B. Mathias, G. Hairl, A. Stoakes, D. Hulinsky, J. Thompson, K. McGuire, K. Johnson.

1st row - D. Schwindt, K. Chaney , E. Portman , M. Johnson, T. Nothnagel, A. Donscheski. 2nd row- Mrs. Young, D. Rutt , K. Waggoner , B. John, M. Tannahill. 3rd row - D. Petrzilka, K. Brice, C. Koenig, K. McGuire, J. Martin, K. Johnson, V. Stutzman

Orchestra

1st Row: L. Hotovy, L. Koch, D. Bolin, K. Furrer, A. Sailors, D. Hulinsky, D. Mckissack, A. Hall; 2nd Row: A. Nguyen, D. Nguyen, D. Peagram, M. Brown, J. Parker, C. Weskamp, T. Nothnagel, M. Morrow; 3rd Row: S. Bishop, K. Larson, D. Petrzilka, J. Richards, Mr. Olmstead.

Band III

1st Row: J . Greenlee, B. Ho tovy, C. Koenig, J. Mastera, L. Barkme ier, K. R ychecky, V. Stutzman, B. Kingery, M. Johnson, J. VanKekerix; 2nd Row : S. German, D Schwindt, R. Cooksey, J. Bartunek, G. Douglas , L. Tumbleson, C. Lyons, K. Larsen, Mr. Olmstead; 3rd Row: M. Ennen, B. Cook, J. Hunt, B. Nichelson, N. Sweeney, S. Franklin, D. Sweeney, T. Koperski, G. Hudson; 4th Row: M. Burbach, T. Davi s, M. Burbach, T. Mogle, A. Gibson, E. Smith, J. Virus, R. Nicholas, C. Harrison, R. Schneider, C. Schmailzl, S. Wrobliski, T. R ychecky.

1st R ow: L. Montgomery, D. Weis, T. McIntosh; 2nd R ow: D. Mjelde, C. Harrison, B. John, R. Fischer, J. John, G. Hackbarth, R. Zechman; 3rd Row: J. Martin, K. Johnson, B. Wissler, W. Perkins, A. Gibson, M. Visger, T. Mogle.

Small Group·

Show Choir

1st Row: D. Nguyen, D. Petrzilka, L. Richards, J . Miller, S. Spilker, S. Wilson, C. Tindle; 2nd Row: J. Greenlee, J. VanKekerix, S. Horn, M. Johnson.

1st Semester 25 Mile Club

W eight Control Club

2nd Semester 25 Mile Club

1st row: B. Wilkins. 2nd row: N. Le, D. Seelh off, Mr s. Knaub, D. Mahrt, N McKeown. 3rd row: R Siebert, S Schwichtenberg, R. Johanson, S. Street, R W illi ams
B. Wilkins, Mrs. Knaub, M Earp , B Schroder , S. Street , S. Schwichtenberg, T . White , K Weber.
B. Schroder, Mrs. Knaub , N. McKeown .
V. VOLLEYBALL - 1st row: C. Finley, S. Kennedy, T. Schuerman, M. Cuddeford. 2nd row: T. Mogle, A. Gibson, K. Johnson, S. Horn, S. Dempsey, J. Van KeKerix.
R. VOLLEYBALL.- 1st row: A. Hoover, B. Hotovy, J. Tubbs, B. John, K. Waggoner, A. Donscheski. 2nd row: N. Hurlbert, B. Mathias, D. May, coach Henninger, K. McGuire, L. Goeschel, S. Dormer.
7 and 8 VOLLEYBALL - 1st row: T. Nothnagel, D. Tapp, T. Chaney, S. Alley, S. Andreasen, S. Peterson, K. Fangmeyer. 2nd row: L. Godfrey, S. Wilson, S. Franklin, J. Mastera, D. Martin, A. Hutchinson, T Czolgas.
15, 16, 17, 18, 19 .....
Michelle serves another point for Goodrich.
Becky bites the dust.
9th BASKETBALL - 1st row: P. Pierce, S. Dempsey, A. Hoover. 2nd row: S. Spilker, T. Schuerman, M. Cuddeford. 3rd row: C. Finley, S. Horn, A. Gibson. 4th row: coach Frieson.
8th BASKETBALL - 1st row: V. Stuztman, T. White, T. Nothnagel. 2nd row: S. Franklin, T. Trouba, T. Andreasen.
7th BASKETBALL - 1st row: S. Peterson, L. Lopez, S. Andreasen, K. Lopez, D. Tapp. 2 row: R. Phipps, C. McGuire, L. Brookhowser, S. Keech, H. Johnson, S. Wilson. 3rd row: S. Laws, L. Brown, E. Crepps.
Michelle Cuddeford says to Pound player, "You touch de ball, I break de face."
"LET'S GO GOODRICH!"
I thi how Kirt Thoma ~ got tarted?
LHS students help Sonya with gymnastic
B ottoms up!

7th and 8th WRESTLING 1st Row: B. Brehm, J. Brehm, B. Nicholson, M. Boyd. 2nd Row: B. Miller, C. Franch, M. Brittenham, D. Edwards, J. Hunt. 3rd Row: T. Edwards, T. Foster, D. Duffy, R. Gray. 4th Row: L. Leapley, L. Scheidt, T. Boelter, S. Perry.

"Don't just stand there you guys, help me".

9th WRESTLING 1st Row: T. Burkland, R. Scdoris, D. Brennan, S. Erdman, V. Gehrig. 2nd Row: coach Souey, E. Smith, N. Fessler, J. Myers, Coach Swanson.
CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: K. Ennen, J. Barnett. 2nd Row: D. Showen, J. Chandler, R. Cooksey, Coach Katzer.

7th BASKETBALL 1st Row: 0. Tran, S. Hirsh, C. Wenzel. 2nd Row: R. Sharp, J. Smith, T. Sumovich, R. Foulks, R. Holmes. 3rd Row: E. Priebe, K. Yochum, G. Hudson. 4th Row: J. Hudson, R. Cuddeford, M. Toline, D. Hall.

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9th FOOTBALL 1st Row: T. Nennemann, T. Burkland, D. Sweeney, E. Smith, T. Herman. 2nd Row: T. Seeley, N. Fessler, R. Nicholas, T. Martin, R. Nicholson.
9th BASKETBALL 1st Row: B Guern, D. Weis, A. Hall, N. Tallman, R. Kirkpatrick, J. Horn, G. Mastera, C. Nagel, D. Brennen. 2nd Row: J. Bartunik, D. Sweeney, T. Herman, J. Wise, R. Nicholas, D. Holman, N. Fessler, T. Seeley, S. Hoyt, R. Fox, J. Rodriquez.
you following me?"

AUTOGRAPHS

Dedication - Staff

Ninth Grade - Kari McGuire

Jill Martin

Remember When - Staff

Eighth Grade- Jeanne Thompson

Leslie Richards

Annette Stoakes

Seventh Grade - Kevin Warren

Sixth Grade - Tina Mogle

Sheri Dempsey

Faculty - Dan Sweeney

Year book Staff

Clubs & Activities - Ronell Schneider

Donna Schwindt

Sports - Tina Mogle

Sheri Dempsey

Year book Page - DeAnna Petrzilka

Art Editors - Donna Schwindt

DeAnna Petrzilka

Publisher - Lincoln Printing Co.

Advisor - Ms. Schuessler

Sales Manager - Dan Sweeney

1st row-K. McGuire, L. Richards, T. Mogle, D. Sweeney, R. Schneider, D. Petrzilka, D. Schwindt. 2nd row -J. Martin, S. Dempsey, A. Stoakes, Ms. Schussler, K. Warren, J. Thompson.

PROF 371.8 GOO

THE GOODRICH OLYMPIAN; 1983 yearbook

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