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Principal: Dr. Lyle K. Bargman
Adviser: Leah Magee
Artists: Ron Coles -
Carlos Gonzalez
Adam Stewart
Vice principal: Valerie Hubbard-Harris
Co-editors: Margarete Drdla
Lance Francisco
Photographers: Jeremy Carlson
Lance Francisco
Staff:
Michele Ailes
James Berg
Cortney Cacek
Jeremy Carlson
Charlie Cook
Stephanie Fredrickson
Tina Kennedy
Tami Krejdl
Printer:
Melissa Nguyen
Tanya Pitts
Amy Rothwell
Michelle Steinkraus
Jamie Walker
Billy Wendeln
Amy Winkler
Lincoln Printing and Typesetting, Inc.
An inspirational message Dr. Lyle Bargman greets Goodrich alumni and staff at the evening celebration with thoughts of the past. Royce Holtgrewe , Pound principal (former vice principal at Goodrich) and Bill Schulenberg listen to a review of the last 20 years .
The 1989-90 yearbook , Twenty Years of Goodrich Olympian Spirit , is very special because it symbolizes 20 years of educational opportunity for young people in the Goodrich Junior High area.
Goodrich was officially opened November 9, 1969 , following nearly four years of planning.
The $1.3 million, two-story brick structure, located at 14th and Superior Streets, is named in honor of Thomas V. Goodrich, a teacher who came to the Lincoln Public Schools in 1903 and rose to the position of director of the department of pupil accounting and research before retiring in 1947.
An anniversary celebration commemorating 20 years of history took place on November 8-10, 1989 at the school. The event centered around two main areas which included room displays, featuring events from past years, and departmental disciplines and
Ninth graders want the best of everything Dana Woolf, Traci Nelson, Nina Muhs, Jason Hutchinson, Scott Collier, Tina Kennedy, Mark Haake, Tanya Pitts, Amy Rothwell and Toby Bouwens wait for the games to begin.
club displays in the library. A carnival and Jun io r -Olympics were held for students during the three day event. Speakers moving from one classroom to another relating their experiences and expertise in many top ics was also a highlight for students and teachers.
An alumn i assembly and dance was held on Friday, November 10. Every student , teacher, administrator, or parent who had stepped through the doors of Goodrich in all of its 20 years were invited to this important occasion.
Former teachers v,tere entertained at a reception before the assembly.
Time out for fun Tessa Songster, Stephanie Schilke, Bill Biven, Robert Karnes , and Jeff Tlamka are intrigued with the movie ' ' Star Wars'' in one of the anniversary celeb ration rooms.
The following pages reflect the spirit, enthusiasm, and pride of Goodrich: a 20 year tradition that w ill ' continue into the future.
Taking part in Goodrich memories Jeremy Swanson, Nikki Reifschneider, Eddie Brown, Stacy Angus, Brenda Reeves, Chantelle Craig, April Coombes, David Bice, Melinda Griggs and friends have fun during the three-day event.
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individual students who have struggled against great adversity, and have gone on to be successful in spite of tough times and circumstances in their lives
. . . the caring and support students showed one another at the time of a student ' s death the hugs and tears at graduation time , and the work and fun that goes into preparing for the prom dance.
- Luetta Sandquist
In this 20th Anniversary year at Goodrich we dedicate the 1989-90 yearbook to a caring and devoted teacher and counselor, Mrs. Luetta Sandquist.
Luetta Wilson Sandquist was born in Mead" Nebraska. She graduated from Fremont High School, Midland Lutheran College in Fremont, Nebraska, and received a degree in Behavioral Science and Elementary Education. She also graduated from UNL with a master's degree in Behavioral Science and Secondary Education in 1975, and later added 36 hours beyond her master's degree with a certificate in counseling.
Her career in teaching began i n 1963 in District 72 in Cuming County, Nebraska , where she taught in a one room schoolhouse for two years.
Beginning in 1965 , Mrs. Sandquist taught sixth grade in the Lyons Public School in Lyons, Nebraska for three years. From 1968-1969 , she taught in District #1 in Burt County, Nebraska, and from 1969-1970 , she spent a year at Viles School in Burt County. Mrs. Sandquist came to Goodrich in 1970 where her first assignment was in mathematics and reading. She has served as a counselor for the past 15 years.
Mrs. Sandquist is married to Raymond Sandquist. They have four grown children, Douglas , Kathryn, Scott and Kurt. They also have ten grandch ildren
Mrs. Sandquist cares for young people . She commented "I love to watch the 'squirrely ' l ittl e seventh graders grow
into quite mature ninth graders. I ' ve always especially enjoyed the ninth graders as they are looking at high school and beyond, concerned about relationships , responsibility, etc."
In sadder moments she added, "Memorable in a sad way, are those students who have become involved in drug and alcohol abuse, depriving themselves of the best life they could have."
1989-90 Yearbook Staff Back row: James Berg, Ron Coles, Adam Stewart, Chuck Cook, Amy Winkler, Michelle Steinkraus, Lance Francisco. Middle row: Stephanie Fredrickson, Carlos Gonzalez, Tami Krejdl, Jeremy Carlson, Jamie Walker, Billy Wendeln, Melissa Nguyen, Leah Magee (Adviser). Front row: Amy Rothwell, Michele Ailes, Cortney Cacek, Tina Kenn.edy, Mar.garet Drdla, and Tanya Pitts.
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It's an honor to be a Goodrich Olympian. Who is a Goodrich Olympian? A teacher? A student? A young person, or is it an older person? The answer is any or all of these could be an Olympian; anyone who has attended or been associated with Goodrich Jr. High has that honor.
I consider being an Olympian an honor because of the many opportunities I have had during the years I have attended Goodrich: an opportunity to meet new friends that I hope to have for a very long time, and an opportunity to learn. There are a variety of ways to grow and mature at Goodrich whether it be through clubs, sports events, friendships, or in the classroom. I have learned things that will not only help me now but will help me prepare for my future. Another opportunity is to participate in activities such as clubs ranging from Explorers to Gourmet cooking, and sports activities ranging from tennis to football.
Lastly, being an Olympian has helped me learn what pride is all about. I take pride in the school I attend, the friends I have made, the education I have acquired, and the activities I have been involved in, and the support Goodrich has given me.
I will always be proud to be called a Goodrich Olympian!
By Stephanie Vogel
Top right: Appreciating the present and the future Shane Newman and Brian Dittbrenner look at the future as Lavelle Roach tries to understand the present during an anniversary room tour. Bottom· left: •Staying together Cindy Wortman, Amanda Ray, Jennifer Baade , Tami Krejdl, Amy Winkler, and Tami Theiler expre ss enthusiasm for friendship at the 20th anniversa ry olympics. Bottom right: Everyone gets in to , the act Issac Nelson finds Ryan Harms hilarious in an Old Jules skit.
Top left: Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Carlos Gonzalez strives to be the best he can be at the 20th An" niversary Carnival as friends, Lynei Bratt, Sokny Oum, Michelle Steinkraus, Cathy Owen, Jeremy Carlson, Jeff Krueger, and Paul Heninger crowd around him. Right: A gold medalist Ron Coles goes for the gold at the carnival while Adam Stewart, Jason Kubat, and Toby Bouwens look on in amazement while Larry Serrell records his score. Bottom left: Friends forever Renee Sintek and Amy Davis are happy to be Goodrich Olympians. Bottom right: Goodrich cleanup Jason Shaw helps clean up Goodrich for the big celebration. Phantom shadow watches from behind.
Amber Abert
Jennifer Ahlrichs
Jenifer · Ahola
Michele Ailes
Derek Allen
Kellie Anderson
Tim Aschenbrenner
William Atkin
Jennifer Baade
Jason Bailey
Danielle Bassinger
Lynnette Bender
Tonia Berens
James Berg
Kevin Biehl
Eric Bobby
Tobias Bouwens
Lynei Bratt
Latoya Brown
Jason Bruck
Richard Bruster
Shannon Bryan
Nichole Budt
Michelle Bundfuss
Bradley Buresh
"Being
an Olympian means being proud of yourself and your lifestyles while respecting others and their ways; just as Olympians in the games must come together from different cultures and customs, so do Goodrich Olympians."
- Clifford Lee
Bottom right: A dedicated student Library assistant, Michelle Bundfuss is hard at work but is distracted momentarily a by a yearbook photographer.
Left: Getting it all together
Lateaf King, Scott Collier, Cindy Longoria, and Tina Kennedy tour rooms during celebration. Right: Brave Olympian Krissy Dugger defends Goodrich honor.
Dawn Cabrales
Cortney Cacek
Christy Canfield
Jeremy Carlson
Shawn Carlson
Ted Carlson
Sherry Carney
Jason Carver
Adam Chandler
Tammie Clark
Ronald Coles
Scott Collier
Loren Colliers
Charlie Cook
Sean Cover
Mandy Crocker
Michelle Crosby
Sean Daniel
Bobby Dasher
Amy Davis
Jerrod Davis
Steve Davison
Mary Day
Daniel Dean
Amy Delunger
Uniqueness counts
Ken Yoder and Adam Smith (right) have fun expressing themselves at Halloween. Unidentified student makes peace with " make believe '' gorilla.
Deanna Dieken
Adam Dieken
Brian Dittbrenner
Ana Donaldson
Margaret Drdla
Kristina Dugger
Rodney Elder
Jeffery Epler
Andrew Epp
Chad Ewing
Karie Fahrenholz
Matthew Fedon
Jami Filbert
Blake France
Lance Francisco
Stephanie Fredrickson
Nicole Gibson
Stacia Gieck
Theresa Gill
Kelly Gillam
Jessikah Gilmore
Craig Givens
Tyler Goeschel
Carlos Gonzalez
Rebecca Grime
Troy Groene
Christopher Gruhn
Jason Gruhn
Chad Gustafson
Corey Gustafson
Mark Haake
Geoffrey Hames
Leslie Hammond
Jason Harig
Rapping a rap Jim Thavenetgets down with friends Chuck Cook and Mandy Crocker in English class during a satire skit.
Ryan Harms
Shane Harrington
Nathan Harris
Dan Hendrickson
Paul Heninger
Heather Hetherington
Mitzi Hietbrink
Jeremy Hoffman
Troy Hoffman
Christina Holmes
Jason Hutchison
Anita James
Darin Jensen
Bradley Jurgens
Jarod Kaspar
Tina Kennedy
Dennis Kersten
Lateaf King
Kyle Kirkbride
Annie Knecht
Eric Knight
Fred Kost
Tami Krejdl
Christopher Kriegbaum
Mandi Kroeger
Kristy Krogh
Scott Krogh
Jeffrey Krueger
Mindi Krueger
Jason Kubat
Jason Kunz
Marlene Lacey
Kristi Laing
Thomas Larsen
Proud of talent Caleb Whisenhunt an d Dan Hendrickson steal the show fro m Top Roxxie at a school concert.
Prairie Ho! Mr. Schulenberg ' s honors English class prepares to venture out into Nine Mile Prairie as part of their study of Old Jules. Neither snow nor high winds dampened their enthusiasm
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Angela Lear
Clifford Lee
Summer Lemke
Jeffery Lempke _
Jeremy Lewis
Cynthia Longoria
Jamie Longwell
Joann Lorsung
Rose Luehrs
Ladd Lyons
Jeffrey Marston
Amy Martin
Adrian Martinez
Christal Mccarville
Michelle Mccawley
Cari McGinnis
Joshua McGrane
Jody McIntosh
Dawn Meeske
Dani Miller
Eric Miller
Stacy Minchow
Robert Monday
John Mort
Daniel Moser
Athena Muhs
Michael Murphy
Scott Myrick
Isaac Nelson
Tracy Nelson
Shane Newman
Huyen Nguyen
Walter Nightingale
Jeffrey Oberg
Jason Olsen
Sokny Oum
Cathy Owen
Sandra Packett
A winning team (back row) Olympians
Kari Swain, Teresa Reed, Anita James , (middle row) Kristy Ubben, Nick Stinson , Shelly Swenson, (front row) Ana Donaldson, Sandra Packett, and Shannon Bryan gather for a victory picture at the "games."
Kimberly Parker
Nichole Parker
Benjamin Parks
Shane Parsons
Earl Peters
Amy Peterson
Genevieve Petrie
Kashone Pew
Tammy Picraux
Tanya Pitts
Robby Points
Jolene Pope
Lana Prange
LaForrest Proctor
Bradley Pyle
Amanda Ray
Ricki Redwine
Teresa Reed
Todd Reuter
Kristina Rezabek
Simon Rezac
Justin Richards
Shawn Rittmiller
Demarcus Roach
Gregory Robertson
Bursting with pride (far left) Larry Serrell, Frank Ybarra, Matt Fedon, Ken Yoder, (left) Jason Hutchison, Mr. Ne lson, and Jessikah Gilmore play a game of pictiona ry and password at the Goodrich Olym p i cs.
Sonya Roggentien
Dustin Rohrs
Michael Rose
Chad Rosenau
Amy Rothwell
Dustin Rowe
Brian Runge
John Sampson
Dawn Sanford
Christopher Schamber
Kenneth Schmailzl
Jerry Schmeiser
Jennifer Schmidt
Angela Schneider
Jacob Schuette
Daniel Sedlachek
Otha Serrell
Jason Shaw
Rusty Shepard
Goodrich students debating issues 1 Craig Givens and Tyler Goeschel hang a poster in Mr. Swanson's class that explains why we have laws.
Troy Shramek
Jason Sickler
Renee Sintek
Shanon Slade
Adam Smith
Randy Smith
Scott Smith
Tisha Snyder
Michael Sowders
Michael Spahn
Alisha Spanel
Sasha Speck
Jason Stege
Michelle Steinkraus
Brian Stephen
Body Snatchers attack!
Dan Dean's body is snatched right out from under his nose. Only Dan and Lance Francisco, a yearbook photographer, "nose" who did it!
Casey Stevens
Adam Stewart
Nickolus Stinson
Desny Stone
Nancy Street
Ann Sukhram
Kari Swain
Shelly Swenson
Adriene Swim
Lynn Taylor
James Thavenet
Tami Theiler
Cary Thomsen
Timothy Thoreson
Bryan Tlamka
Roberto Torres
Theodor Treumann
Kristy Ubben
Belinda Vickers
Stephanie Vogel
Mitchell Wachter
Angie Waggoner
Jamie Walker
Lance Watterson
Larry Welch
Billy Wendeln
Tricia Wenzl
Sarah West
Caleb Whisenhunt
Andrea Winginton
Eric Williams
Brandi Wilson
Amy Winkler
Donald Wood
Eric Woods
Dana Woolf
I Remember When
I remember when I first came here
It seems far away
And yet it's so near. It was just another
Part of my life
So why'd I feel that I was under a knife. I got my locker
On about the tenth day I couldn't get it open That dial was in my way!
Now where the heck Is room 109
It shouldn't be far I found lunch just fine!
But now here I am A ninth grader (WOW!)
And as I look back I think to myself, "HOW?! " It really is great
When I look back at this tim I feel good about this
Because I made out just fih
But I guess you can't win High school next year?! I'll be in grade ten
Now that's something to fea r !
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Cindy Wortman
Sarah Wurtele
Frank Ybarra
Kenneth Yoder
Remembering special people
(not pictured)
Heather Carman
Benjamin Coleman
Scott Conroy
Jacob Donner
Tracy Dowling
Christopher Duncan
Rhonda Hornick
Christina Kometscher
Charles Loggins
Cheryl McConnell
Gordon Snider
Shon Sparks
Cindy Wiley
Gloria Williams
William Young
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As the troubled youth, we stand our ground, but thoughts of the future are seldom found. In our minds, we only obtain, the sunshine brightness, and the falling of rain.
It seems we act as if we're the last flowers in the field, wanting to grow up, but never getting past that last yield.
To us the importance of life only contains, the whispers of friendship, the sound of laughter, and the tears that are shed caused by love's refrain.
What we learn now, will be carried along with us, but we also take the memories , leaving none behind, except the ones that we must.
But the best part about our struggle to the top, is the love of family; that won't ever stop. With each other we have grown, but only to continue, together we can do anything, -and that will always stand true.
As we go out into a world much larger than the one we know, along goes with us all that we have been taught.
Although we go as independent, and wanting to be on our own, our togetherness of today, will never fade or fail to show. What we learn in the present, will explain all the past, and allow us to face, whatever the future shall cast.
Jessikah Gilmore
Cortney Cacek dribbled down the court the wrong way and almost scored a point for the other team in basketball.
Amber Abert wasn't eating.
Sarah Wurtele forgot to take the tags off her new clothes.
Dan Dean didn't call someone a "commL"
Mr. Stasch didn't break his chalk.
Seo Collier and Jarrod Davis used their mom's cover-up for a zit.
Amy Rothwell , Jamie Filbert, Jessikah Gilmore, and Shannon Slade missed the bus and came to school after fifth period.
Adr1an Martinez put his pants on during English class .
Jake Donner didn ' t have a broken arm. ., Fourth period band actually sounded good.
Larry Serrel got thrown into the garbage can. (Which time?)
Jeff Marston had hair.
Leslie Hammond wasn't paranoid.
Bryan Tlamka went out with half the school.
Blake France threw up in science class.
Mandi Kroeger didn't talk .
Lateaf King didn't have muscles.
Josh McGrane broke his chair in Algebra.
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Tommorrow is fovever . Today is almost gone. Yesterday , forgotten never. We are the future , and we are strong . This is our challenge . This is our dream. Keeping the promise not giving off steam. To solve our problems in peacef u I ways to keep our strength throughout our days to take the future, but not waste it. For us and our children. It ' s never too late , to remember the past , and change our fate. To love the world , both day and night. I wish I may I wish I might. I wish this for me and I wish this for you to come with me and be two. Then one by one they'll file in my brothers and my sisters and my next of kin. Then the challenge is met and the dream is real. Then we understand and then we feel. The triumph and the sorrow, the pain and the joy . We'll have made the world a better place for all the girls and boys.
By Holly Gage
Top right: · Just Say No Angela Beck, UN L • women 's basketball coach, encourages 8th graders to fight the war against drugs an d alcohol. Bottom left: Talented 8th grader Holly Gage dedicates her poem ''Tom morrow'' to Goodrich in remembrance of the Goodrich 20th Anniversary Celebration.
Left: Goodrich ~students spread happiness Joey McKernan and Amy Henderson enjoy the company of a Tabitha resident, Helen Mixon, during a field trip with their Middle Class Team.
Middle left: Bursting with pride Chad Rowe, Jeremy Svoboda , Chris Hamilton, and Ty Schroder show that by working together you can accomplish anything. Middle right: Goodrich students are strong Jason Tucker and Brian Timblin show what they are proud of. Bottom left: Preparation for the future through the past Jennifer Bohl and Becky Wright study together in a cooperative learning experience.
Vikki Acklie
Talia Adams
Tara Adams
Eric Almquist
Lisa Amory
Billie Angel
Rebecca Arellano
Michele Arnett
Sandi Avila
Cyndee Barker
Lisa Baronio
Crystal Bartlett
Trevor Bartlett
Kamron Becwar
Lisa Behne
Brian Betz
Tiffany Bickford
William Biven, Jr.
ones who knew how to build
Jennifer Blank
Karrie Blessing
Angela Blunt
Dena Bogdanovich
Jennifer Bohl
Chris Bohlken
Stephanie Bonnema
Jackson Brannan
Scott Brennfoerder
Anna Brewer
Shelly Brewer
Lois Briggs
Joe Brown
Tysheema Brown
Jamie Buhrman
Jeremy Bundfuss
Amy Carroll
Heather Carson
Modern pyramids Jeremy Conroy, Amy Peister, and Michelle Ensminger show that the Egyptians were not the only
pyramids.
Matthew Carver
Carl Cederberg
Chad Christensen
Sign your autograph party Brian Lutz's class is eager to sign his cast.
Choo! Choo! Anna Harms wonders where her hero is in the melodrama, "Dark Doings at the Crossroads". Nick Wessel, the villain, determines her fate.
Jason Claypool
Thomas Clayton
Shawn Clover
Mittra Coad
Larhonda Coles
Fontella Colliers
Jeremy Conroy
Richard Cookus
Lisa Coombes
Christina Curry
Cory David
Christopher Deubelbeiss
Michael Donner
Patrick D9uble
Larry Duncan
Richard Edwards
David Eichelberger
Cynthia Elder
Gina Emery
Kelly Enevoldsen
Michelle Ensminger
Dawn Farmer
Amy Farrin
Anne Farrin
Lori Ferrel
Kellie Fewtails
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Jason Frick
Jeffrey Fry
David Frye
Farron Frye
Kimberly Fuller
Holly Gage
Chad Garza
Scott Gates David Gill
Joshua Gillander Richard Glanz
Sherri Glanz Lisa Graff
Christopher Gragg
Christina Green
Four heads are better than one Gina Emery, Dawn Marshall, Holly Gage, and Brian Timblin help each other in the maze, "Blind Man's Rescue" a t the Goodrich Olympics.
Olympians
We stand tall and proud, Our message rings loud and clear, That we are special people, All Olympians far and near.
We have a feeling of being, A sense of love, Knowing that someone is always there, With never a push or shove. It is a good thing to know, We have someone there to trust, For we all know inside, Caring is a must.
We all are glad to say who we are, And where we come from, We play a special tune, We beat it like a drum.
By Laura Scott
Positive support Chad Rowe and Brian Timblin help Jason Tucker win at Ring Around the Can at the Goodrich Carnival. Scott Brennfoerder and Mrs. Risenhoover enjoy watching the competition.
Casey Greenbush
Wayne Greve
Troy Gubser
Daphne Gugat
Melisa Guindon
Lacey Haake
Christopher Hamilton
Anna Harms
Jennifer Harrell
Brian Harry
James Hartsgrove
Sedric Harvey
Justin Hayes
Scott Hefner
Amy Henderson
Christopher Henry
Chadwick Heskett
Michelle Hicks
Peaceful feelings
Sandi A vi/a and Melissa Myles show what it takes to get along with others.
January Hofker
Janelle Howell
Matthew Huntington
Kerry Hutchinson
Jennifer Inness
Cristi ltzen
Gabriel Ives
Jason Jackson
David Johnson
Heather Johnson
Jason Johnson
Robert Karnes
Eric Kepler
Clowns on parade Jeni McCloney "McClowney" is just one of the many clowns here at Goodrich Jr. High. ·
Nicole Hill
Carolyn Hilligas
Kimberly Hillyer
Rita Hoerle
Joseph Jones
Forever blowing bubbles Anna Brewer works hard at Beowulf and bubbles in English class.
A binky a day keeps homework away Mandy Moxham just wants to have fun on Halloween. The poem in the background warns her that her day could change.
Jason Ketterer
Allen Kilburn
Jennifer King
Jason Kinnan
Chad Klein
Robert Klein
Mark Knight
Chris Knippel
Christopher Koinzan
Joshua Kost
Stephanie Kotschwar
Neil Krajnik
Karla Krenke
Paul Kreutz
Lee Krum
Mandy Kubik
Deri Ladely
Jeremy Lahners
Kendal Langenberg
Eli Leitner
Jimmy L~mm ons
Joshua Lippert
Brian Lochner
Delan Lonowski
Sharon Lorsung
Damon Love
Brian Lutz
Benjy Madlock
Phillip Malpert
Sheila Mars
Dawn Marshall
Tommy Mason
Aubrey Mateja
Jeni McCloney
Kirsten McDonald
Joey McKernan
Matthew McLaughlin
Danielle Mclemore
Heather Meek
Mercer
Jacob Meza
Brian Mihulka
John Moos
Amanda Moxham
Raymond Murphy
Jill Newsom
Huong Nguyen
Angela Norris
Anthony Nungesser
Jessey Oaks
Corey O'Hara
Chad Olberding
Suzanne Oldfield
J.W Ott
Adam Parra
Jimmy Perez
Heidi Perry
Alison Pierce
Amy Piester
Kelly Plautz
Michelle Pohlenz
Lisa Pool
Anthony Pope
Julie
Bradley Musick
Melissa Myles
April Nelson Making the best of it Rita Hoerle, Susan Shepard, Lacey Haake, Elena Ulrich, Janelle Howell, Rebecca Arellano, Daphne. Gugat, and Michelle Hicks show what frienship is all about.
Alisa Pritchett
Heather Ray
Ryan Regnier
Shannan Regnier
Marty Rejda
Robert Rieck, Jr.
Michael Rodgers
Laurie Rogers
Tyrone Rose
Chad Rowe
Nicole Rung
Jennifer Rupp
Michelle Sameck
Jason Sawatzki
Kandita Scerini
Marcella Scharton
Stephani Schilke
Ty Schroder
Stacy Schubert
Richard Schultz
Justin Schulz
Ami Schwab
Suzette Schwaderer
Laura Scott
Ben Sellers
Edward Settles
Susan Shepard
Shawn Showalter
Chad Shramek
Chris Skinner
Tabitha Smelser
Jennifer Smice
Alisha Smith
Amy Smith
John Smith
Danielle Snider
Kyra Snuggs
Amy Snyder
Tessa Songster
Marvin Sorrels
Jamie Stanley
Christine Steckelberg
Kendall Stege
Brook Stewart
Tracy Strain
Jeremy Svoboda
Chris Swanson
Kirsten Taulborg
Heather Thomsen
Brian Timblin
Jeffrey Tlamka
Michelle Trembley
Brian Trevarrow
Michelle Trouba
Jason Tucker
Elena Ulrich
Jimmy Upchurch
Jacob Van Cleat
Justin Vasatka
Tiffany Wagner
Scott Wallace
Kenneth Watson
Nicholas Wessel
Brady Wetzel
In the halls of Goodrich No one, not even Cyndee Barker, can escape the evil, unexpected flash of the yearbook photographer.
Nichol White
Jamey Wiese
Crystal Williams
Courtney Wilson
Robert Wilson
Jerrod Witzel
Brian Wood
Rebecca Wright
Cory Wulf
Holly Young
Andrew Ziemann
Remembering special people (not pictured)
Jeremy Bishop Deborah Merryman
Mary Bowens Nicole O'Kelly
Leon Brassell Frankie Pierson
Joel Gohl
Jason Rose
Amanda Hogan Marijo Schlegal
Kipley Holbrook John Scholes
Angila Longwell
Where the cool go to school Nick Wessel speaks for every student at Goodrich by proving that, "All you have to do is be yourself. " Gina Emery (background) thinks so, too!
What's a Goodrich Olympian?
As I look through a telescope of great focus, I see an awesome symbol; a symbol of promise, pride and honor. This symbol represents our school, Goodrich Jr. High, and a Goodrich Olympian.
To me, education is the key to success. I'm expressing not only my feelings but many other students ' feelings as well. There is no other school like ours; we are so unique compared to others. Our teachers are the best around and are always here to give us a helping hand.
Beyond our academic atmosphere there is a sense of pride in our sports and activities. Our school has captured many city titles in various sports, all the way from wrestling to track. Our students are also musically and artistically inclined and involved in many school activities.
In my view of Goodrich, there is no end to success, but only a beginning. Taking all this into account, knowing there are only great students who go to Goodrich, it makes me proud to be a Goodrich Olympian. Aren't you glad you are an Olympian?
- Milita Gonzalez
Top right: True spirit Dan Tweedle, Troy Bartek and Chris Swisher are showing real Goodrich spirit by making a sign for the Goodrich celebration. Middle: Taking time out John Davis and Joey Iburg are taking time out of English class to relax and read a book. Bottom left: Sneaky! Sneaky! Troy Paulus tries to sneak in a little smile while he thinks no one is watching.
Top left: Feeling confident and aiming high Mike Hatfield, Jeff Keele, Mike Bauer and Ryan Shanesy help Kevin Gacek reach his goal to the top. Top right: Sharing the load Michaela Tworek shows her confidence at the Goodrich Olympics by participating in a relay of skills and balances. Middle left: Standing proud Eric Geiger, Greg Duncan and Todd Johnson show their pride in Goodrich by waving to the camera at the Olympics. Middle right: Hanging out and having fun Terrence Turner poses for the camera at the school carnival as Joshua Simmons tries to steal the show. Bottom right: Shoot for the best Kerri Moser shoots the hoops as Angie Offenbacker watches in astonishment.
Jason Addleman
Lana Ahlberg
Jennifer Ahlman
Shawn Aldrige
Caleb Alexander
Lori Amory
Elizabeth Anderson
Staci Angus
Lael Arpan
Christopher Babl
Gabriel Bacon
Heather Bailey
Dwain Bales
Faustina Banta
Cory Barnes
Troy Bartek
Michael Bauer
Shawn Beals
Brent Berryman
Jason Betz
David Bice
Chas Black
Joe Blake
Chad Blanton
Theodore Boerngen
Laura Bohac
Jessica Bormann
Amy Bouwens
Olympians aim high Angie Smith (left) wipes everyone out at the sponge toss competition games, while Christina Pierce follows through in the game "Great Goal".
Kelly Klawitter, Katie Degraph, Jennifer Kubat, and Sherri Brouillette portray the poe_m "Boing Boing Squeak " during English class.
A little bit of effort can make your day Gordon Eskridge from NASA tries to convince Robert Evans that it may be hard but not impossible to move around in a spacesuit.
Beverly Bowman
Jessica Bradley
Travis Brady
Amanda Braun
Jacob Brehm
Joseph Brindley
David Brooks
Sherri Brouillette
Edwin Brown
Tonia Brown
James Bunstock
Jamie Butler
Kevin Cacek
Jason Carlson
Jeremy Carman
Jamie Carter
Lisa Chamberlain
Justin Chr isp
Shannon Chrisp •
Angela Coleman
Dawn Connelly
Nathan Conroy
April Coombes
Christopher Copper
Erin Cox
Alan Crist
Brandon Crocker
Mariah Crummett
Jamie Dana
Angela Daugherty
John Davis
Angel Davidson
Katherine Degraff
Shawn Dewey
Viveca Dilley
Melissa Dittmer
School at Goodrich is fun Marcus Schmidt and Eric Wilson show how much fun they had at the 20th Anniversary Carnival.
Ryan Douglas Gregory Duncan
Tom Edwards
Sue Elzway
Scott Engelhart
Desiree England
Justin England
Robert Evans
Celebrating with friends Kelly Klawitter, Ben Gruhn, Angela Wilson, and Krystal Scerini relax and join the party at the Goodrich carnival.
'' A Goodrich Olympian is a student who goes to Goodrich Junior High who has school spirit and works hard to keep Goodrich together."
- Melinda Griggs
Jeffery Feess
Gerald Fritz
David Foster
Miranda France
StaceK Francisco
Cindy Fruehling
Jerry Frye
Angela Furry
Tisha Gehle
Eric Geiger
Brad Geller
Tami George
Gregory Gerlach
Lori Gerloff
Chad Giebelhaus
Timothy Gill
Bryan Gilland
Mark Givens
Staying .on task during open reading time Miranda France reads a novel while Justin Chrisp uses a "note" for a bookmark.
Peter Goddard
Milita Gonzalez
Thomas Gormley
Gabriel Gossard
Dustin Green
Melinda Griggs
Benjamin Gruhn
Nathan Gruhn
Jennifer Hames Nickells Hammons
Bobby Harding
Michelle Harms
Christopher Harsh
Michael Hatfield
Amanda Hefner
Erica Heninger
Ben Hermanson
Christine Hetherington
Stacy Hladky
Michelle Hoagland
Jason Holman
Michelle Horns
Charles Hostetler
Quitin Hutchison
Joseph Iburg
Elizabeth Ireland
Matthew Jackson
Ryan Jackson
Justin Jakub
Arron Jenkins
Dutch Jensen
Michael Jeys
Chri~opherJohnson
Ryan Johnson
Todd Johnson
Amanda Johnston
Cody Jones
Melissa Jurgens
Nicole Kapperman
Jeffrey Keele
Dale Kenworthy
Laura Kersten
Christopher Kinney
Kelly Klawitter
Matthew Koehn
Ryan Koelzer
Heather Kolb
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friend Susan Pearce, Viana Mason, and Michelle Hoagland dress alike to show that friends are important at Goodrich.
Randolph Kraatz
Jennifer Kubat
Gary Kubert
Michelle Kuhns
Sherri Lang
Timothy Lapointe
Finding your place Sheri Lang, Michelle Hoagland, and Lisa Chamberlain have found their place during English, but Jennifer Kubat (in window, right) gets lost in the flash of the camera.
Torrey Lee
Cheri Lewis
Marisa Lopez
Justin Lovins
Ryan Lunberry
Anthony Lyne
Leslie Magorian
Robert Mahony
Stephanie Mahoney
Linda Martinez
Viana Mason
Nick McIntosh ·
Shawn McKillip
Erika Mclemore
Shandra McNeese
Scott Medina
Rebekka Meyer
Annie Miller
Carmen Miller
Gina Miller
Jason Miller
Shannon Monahan
Jeremy Mort
Kerri Moser
Kenneth Murphy
Nanpet Mutfwang
Cory Myrick
Jennifer Nelson
Michelle Nichols
John Niederhaus
Steven Niederhaus
Wendy Norris
Joey Oaks
Angie Offenbacker
Tobin Oglesby
Shauna Olsen
Eric Olson
Stephanie Owen
Jerenda Parker
Cory Partsch
Matthew Pashby
Troy Paulus
Susan Pearce
Maryah Peron
Brock Phillips
Timothy Phillips
Christina Pierce
Jennifer Points
Trampas Porter
Mechaela Reed
Rickey Reed
Brenda Reeves
Nikki Reifschneider
Rachel Rezac
Calvin Roblyer
Laura Rogers
Jeremy Roggentien
Stephanie Rohrs
Joshua Rumbaugh
Nichole Ryder
Karrie Sabin
Shawn Sanburn
Daniel Scdoris
Krystal Scerini
Melody Scharton
Eric Schmidt
Marcus Schmidt
Travis Schmidt
James Schmitz
Mary Schriner
Charles Schroeder
Michael Schroeder
Getting a chance to experiment Ricky Reed writes out a math problem while Mrs. Routh explains it to the class.
More than just another day Jennifer Points and Maryah Peron try to concentrate on reading while their thoughts seem to wander beyond the printed book.
Geoffrey Schultz
Jay Schultz
Aaron Schulz
Sarah Schupbach
Alison Scott
Natasha Serrell
Ryan Shanesy
Stacy Shatto
Michele Shepherd
Eric Siebe
Robert Simental
Joshua Simmons
Angel Slater
Angie Smith
Rodney ~mith-
Edward Snodgrass
Tara Songster
Marvin Sorrels
Amber Spencer
Benjamin Steen
Elizabeth Steinhauer
Jennifer Stephen
Michael Sterba
Annette Stetson
Cindy Sukhram
Jeremy Swanson
Jeff Swenson
Joanna Swinscoe
Nichole Swinscoe
Christopher Swisher
Renee Thompson
Carrie Thoreson
Melanie Tramp
Michelle Tryon
Lee Tubbs
Daniel Tumbleson
Raquel Turek
Terrence Turner
Dan Tweedie
Michaela Tworek
Neal Ulfers
Chantel Vavrina
Angela Venema
Tyler Waller
Chadwick Walters
Christopher Wells
Adam Wessel
Mark Widick
Michelle Williams
Robert Williams
Angela Wilson Eric Wilson
R ea ching for your goal
Greg Gerlach doesn't have all that far to reach to get to his goal at the "Shoot the Hoop" game at the Goodrich Carnival.
Michael Winters
Benjamin Wisehart
Jeremy Woerner
Damian Woods
Kevin Wortman
Robert Wright
Adrianne Ybarra
Delores Ybarra
John Yeager
Christopher Zech
Jeffery Zeiger
Geoffrey Zimmerman
Late for the celebration
Remembering special people (not pictured)
Jason Densberger
Chuck Foley
Isaiah Hopkins
Timothy Lapointe
David Mason
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Jennifer McConnell
Jennifer Morin
Elizabeth Oaks
Corey Pyle
Jonathoan Revsen
Edith Snodgrass
Shawntel Craig
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A Teacher
Your talents are many And pecide where to go. your skills are unique You know what's important, You give yourself equally Help us learn from the past, to the strong and the weak Fill our minds with the lessons, A healer of heartaches That are destined to last! A friend, not a foe -A knowledge builder, You help us build dreams with a warm caring smile.
A memory maker for thousands of miles Though we know you don't want to, You're sometimes a "PREACHER"You have more than a job we call you a teacher!
- Kim Hillyer
20 Years of Goodrich Olympian Spirit
These eight staff members were on the original staff when Goodrich Jr. High was opened. Back row: Morelle Herzinger, Marilyn Michael, Mark Ross, Bob Olmsted. Front row: Stu Friesen, Betty Knaub, Dr. Lyle K. Bargman, Rae Green.
Valerie Hubbard-Harris Vice Principal
Goodrich Pride and Spirit Prevails
Goodrich pride is a Goodrich Olympian saying, ''Goodrich Jr. High is the best and I'm a person that helps make it that way." Representing Goodrich as a member of an . athletic team, a club, and special classes -such as art, music, Yearbook, and Journalism, and having a positive attitude as a student, helps students receive positive recognition in the community.
I am proud of Goodrich Jr. High because I believe the students, parents, and the staff, have worked together as a team in developing the outstanding programs available to students.
First, I believe the strength of our programs is the willingness of the staff to take time to know each student and dedicate themselves to make student experiences successful.
The second important contribution that Goodrich has made is a commitment to assist in the training of Middle Level Teachers to work specifically with the young adelescents through Teacher Corps and the University of Nebraska Intern program.
The third contribution has been the leadership role Goodrich has played in leading the way for implementa:. tion of the Middle School concept.
I am glad to have been a part of the development of Goodrich because as the principal from the opening of the school until now, I have been associated with many outstanding students, parents, and staff; our successes have been numerous.
- Dr. Lyle K. Bargman
Dr. Lyle K. Bargman Principal
Luetta Sa ndquist Kathy Rauch Ann Stokes Deb Hinkley 9th Grade Counselor 8th Grade Counselor 7th Grade Counselor Special Education Peer Helping Coordinator
u Math
n Language Arts Reading
Tim Bayne Speech/Drama Social Studies
Bouwens Teen Living Ind Clothing
Cheryl Graves Speech/Drama English
Charlotte Custer Math
Rod Droud Social Studies
Marcia Duckworth Health/P.E.
Raeona Green P.E.
Stan Haas Coralyn Harder Industrial Arts Resource Oral Communications
True Olympians Right: Mrs. Duckworth and Mrs. Green, co-chairpersons of the Goodrich carnival event, smile for a good reason; everyone had fun.
Dalene Ballo
Susan--Colema
Carrie
Ann Brill Social Studies
Beth Briney Language Arts
Deb Eckery Language Arts
Ted Bulling csc
Marty Eischeid English
Vern Burling Government
Stu Friesen Computers
Listening to each other Mr. Bayne creates a caring
atmosphere where students can interact or daydream.
School spirit is back Mrs. Jones proves that Goodrich teachers do more than teach; they have fun, too!
Deb Headley Morrell Herzinger Typing, Computers General Education Business Ed.
Ken Katzer Science
Diane Hoyt P.E./Health Resource James Hoyt csc
Mike Janesch P.E
Pat Jellum P. E./ Health
Kerry Knaub English
Leah Magee English, Journalism
Yearbook
Robin Jones Math
Betty Knaub Health
Dave Kruse Social Studies
Dennis Mann Science
Bringing the past into the present Vern Burling, chairman of the 20th Anniversary Celebration , attends the dance event with his wife , Pat.
Remembering special people (not pictured)
Sue Cochnar
Karen Cocozza
Ross Dirks
Jill Hoover
Larry Mackenstadt
Mark Ross
Molly Tooley
Mary Roseberry-Brown
Harriet Schaeffer
Margaret Medel Spanish, English
Carol Meyer Accompanist
Marilyn Michael Art
Lisa Mischke Social Studies
Sharon Navas Jane Nea l Scott Nelson Resource, Search Media Spec ialist Social Studies P. E./ Health
Val Risenhoover Jacqueline Peggy Rouse Resource Robertson English Resource
Kent Swanson Government Dee Tonack Math
Deb Vidlock Typing
Ann Nichols Jane Obbink Janet Olmstead Robert Olmsted Spanish , French Biology Math Band Physica l Science
Bev Routh Bill Schulenberg Betsy Sh ipley Ken Stasch Math English Math Math
1989 -1 990
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Mrs. Ann Stokes, who has taught at Goodrich since 1977, received $1,000 and her portrait hung in the Lincoln Public Schools Administration building. This prestigious award is given annually to a teacher who demonstrates excellence in the classroom.
Mrs. Stokes' minister, Rev. Michael Combs (above left), presented her with a bouquet of flowers at the award ceremony .
Dr. Phillip Schoo, (above right) Superintendent of the Lincoln Public Schools, took part in the award presentation.
The staff and students at Goodrich are very proud of Mrs. Stokes.
Four teachers from Goodrich were named recipients of the 1989-1990 Cooper Foundation Awards for Excellence in Teaching.
Betsy Shipley and Dee Tonack developed activity kits to enrich geometry for Jr. High School students.
Lisa Mischke and Val Risenhoover wrote a unit on the civil rights movement in the United States for use in 8th grade Social Studies.
Pictured left are (left to right): Dee Tonack, Betsy Shipley, Lisa Mischke, and Val Risenhoover.
Dr. Lyle Bargman was named school administrator of the year by the Lincoln Public Schools Association of Office Personnel. He has been principal at Goodrich since it opened in 1969.
Dr. Bargman is a graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University and the University of Nebraska. He is active in the Shrine Clowns, Scottish Rite speech contest, and the Americanism and Education Committee of the Scottish Rite.
Sue Beeck
Margaret Covert
Kathleen Crocker
Jo a n Kalivoda
Carol Schulz
A time to shine Sue Beeck celebrates her birthday with a special banner from the Goodrich Staff.
A show of support Paraprofessional Peggy Whisler and te a cher Betsy Shipley share responsibilities and he lp make the Anniversary Celebration a success .
Remembering special people (not pictured)
Bev F rench Darrell Watermeier
Glen da Self Rose Watermeier
Patti Edwards Deanne Flanagin
Barbara Frank
Dawn Green
Jeane Loos Joy Schwindt Peggy Whisler
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Scores soar Eighth graders Chris Knippel and Eli Leitner compete in Risky Race while Mrs Headley watches for the winner.
Back row (left to right): Dorothy Schneider, Andre a Debus, Pam Mitchell, Esther Chrisp, Bonnie
Front row: Irene Johnson, Corrine Bartels, Barbar a Smith, Virginia Jones, Barb Bratt, Diana Wessel.
Devoted teachers share Goodrich memories Mr. Droud stands proud at the student 20th Anniversary Celebration assembly while he introduces the speaker, and Mr. Schulenberg takes pride in introducing the program at the Goodrich 20th Anniversary alumni assembly.
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(left to right): Teresa Moore, Darrell Green, Delmer Beller, Lucinda Dietz. Front row: Larry Ahlman, Darlene Lafler, Steve Lebsock.
Jurgens
Back row: Ladd Lyons, Kenneth Schmailzl, Brad Buresh, Jason Sickler. Third row: Adam Chandler, Jeremy Hoffman, Demarcus Roach, Christopher Schamber Second row: Larry Serre! , Carlos Gonzalez , Blake France, Lance Watterson First row: Jason Hutchison, Matt Fedon , Adrian Martinez, Bryan Tlamka , Matt Moser, Scott Coll ier
"Can do it" attitude Bryan Tlamka (33) is overwhelmed with praise by fellow teammates after a 65-yard touchdown interception.
• The Lightweight football team shut ou each of their opponents leaving therr scoreless in every game with an undefeated season of 6-0.
The Lightweights, led by Mr. Pat Jellu ni and Mr. Bill Myers, started and ended th season with high expectations: they accomplished their goals.
A spirited ritual Coach Jel/um is carried to the shower room after another victory.
Picking up signals Matt Moser (44) and Ladd Lyons (63) try to intercept playing patterns of the opposing team.
Back row: Bradley Jurgens, Tobias Bouwens, Robert Monday, Caleb Whisenhunt , Shane Newman, Jim Thavenet. Middle row: Jason Baily, Frank Ybarra, Jason Bruck , John Mort, Brian Runge , Dustin Rowe. Front row: Jason Gruhn, Geoff Hames, Jerrod Davis, Lateaf King , Ben Parks.
Back row: Cary Thomsen, Toby Bouwens, Loren Colliers, Josh McGrane, Scott Collier, Jeff Lempke, Frank Ybarra. Front row: Lateaf King, Larry Serrell, Levelle Roach , Nate Harris, Jeff Marston, Mark Haake.
Back row: Jason Bruck, Blake France, Brad Burish, Dan Dean, Jason Baily. Front row: Adam Chandler, Scott Conroy, Matt Fedon, Jason Kubat, Jarod Kaspar, Tim Aschenbrenner.
"To me being an Olympian means having your heart in everything you do for Goodrich. It makes no difference what you do, whether it means doing well in your schoolwork or cheering the team on at a basketball game with all your school spirit. ''
- Faustina Banta
on getting
shooting ability as she tries for a 3-pointer.
Back row: Cortney Cacek, Leslie Hammond, Kristi Laing, Stephanie Vogel, Latoya Brown. Middle row: Coach Friesen,- Michelle Steinkraus, Stacia Gieck, Margaret Drdla, Amy Rothwell, Melissa Nguyen, Cathy Owen.
Swish! Latoya Brown shows her
Concentrating
the shot Tracy Nelson studies the basket before .she shoots her free throw.
Back row: Nichole Parker, Kristy Ubben, Mandy Crocker, Karie Fahrenholz, Tracy Nelson, Jennifer Schmidt, Mandi Kroeger, Jennifer Baade. Middle row: Tami Krejdl, Dawn Meeske, Shannon Slade, Kristina Dugger, Angie Lear, Coach Haas. Front row: Tina Kennedy, Amy Davis, Jenifer Ahola.
Back row : Gina Emery , Anna Harms , Cyn t hia Elder , Jennifer King , Heather T ho ms en , Angila Longwell , Stephanie Schilke , Anne Farrin , Ma rc e ll a Scharton , Elena Ulrich , Nicole Rung , April Nelson. M idd le row: Coach Bayne , Lacey Haake , Dena Bogdanovich , Heid i Perry, Michelle Ensminger , Nicole Hill , Lisa ·Behne , Me li ssa Myles , Mittra Coad , Susan Shephard , Coach Fr iesen Front row: Janelle Howell , Lisa Pool , Laura Scott , Mandy Ku bik, Crystal Williams , Fontella Colliers , Suzanne Oldfie ld , Lisa Baronio , Stacy Schubert , Joey McKernan , Amy He nderson.
Drib ble! Dribb l e ! Stacy S ha tto an d H eath er Kolb show off th eir outstan d in g dribb ling ab ili ty in an after school practic e .
All hoops M i ran d a France and Angie Offenbacker both de monstrate Olympian determination in a team effort to go out and hit the net.
Bac k row: Lana Ahlberg , S h er ri Lang , Natasha Serrell , Amanda Braun, Me li ssa Dittmer , Me lody Scharton , Stacy H ladky , Miranda France , A ng ie Off enbac k e r, Stacy Shatto. Midd l e row : Coach Friesen, Me lin da Gr iggs , M ichele Shepherd , Stephanie Rohrs, Torrey Le e , Mich ell e Kuhns , Stephan ie Owen , Katherine Degraff , Coach Droud. Front row : Er ica Hen i nger , Erin Cox , Heather Bailey, H eath e r Ko l b
Back row: Jeremy Svoboda, Jerrod Witzel, Neil Krajnik, Richard Edwards, Eric Kepler, E.J. Settles, Jason Ketterer. Middle row: Brian Wood, John Moos, Brian Trevarrow, Jason Jackson, Joe Brown, Justin Schultz , Ben Fitzgerald, Jason Claypool. Front row: Jeffrey Fry, Jason Johnson, Justin Vasatka, Jason Kinnan, David Johnson.
Back row : Bobby Harding , Ryan Douglas, Alan Crist , Greg Gerlach , Justin Eng land , Tyler Waller , Dale Kenworthy. Second row: Travis Schmidt , Troy Paulus , Edwin Brown , Charlie Schroeder , Brent Berryman , Matt Jackson , Ryan Jackson , Nathan Conroy. Front row: Kevin Gacek , Jason Addleman, Christopher Kinney , Timothy Lapointe , Gabriel Gossard , Terrence Turner , Travis Brady.
Huddle up Coach Haas gives Reserve an incentive to perform on the court. Da n Dean, Jason Kubat, Matt Fedon, Bra d Burish, Tim Aschenbrenner, Jason Bruck, and Jason Bailey want to put forth ·the ir best effort.
Back row: Kevin Biehl , Jeff Lempke , Margaret Drdla , Mr . Katzer . Front row: Jeff Marston , Tysheema Brown, Justi n Vasatka .
Back row: Amy Rothwell, Christal Mccarville, Cathy Owen , Kristy Ubben, Mindi Krueger, Leslie Hammond. Middle row: Melissa Nguyen, Michele Ailes, Cortney Cacek, Michelle Steinkraus, Coach Friesen. Front row: Tina Kennedy , Tanya Pitts.
Back row: Michelle Steinkraus, Dana Woolf, Jennifer Schmidt , Stacia Gieck, Karie Fahrenholz, Leslie Hammond. Middle row: Amy Rothwell, Mandi Kroeger, Angie Lear, Kristi Laing, Melissa Nguyen, Coach Dismeyer. Front row: Amy Davis, Danielle Bassinger.
Back row: Kerry Hutchinson, Jennifer Bohl, Suzanne Oldfield, Shannan Regnier, Michelle Trouba, Mandy Kubik, Lisa Pool, Heather Meek. Third row: Coach Swanson, Coach Frese, Becky Wright, Heather Ray, Laura Scott, Coach Bayne, Michelle Ensminger, Stephanie Kotschwar , April Nelson, Danielle Mclemore, Nicole Hill, Tessa Songster, Lios Briggs, Stephanie Schilke. Second row: Amy Henderson, Lisa Behne, Anna Harms, Kelly Enevoldse n, Lacey Haake. Front row: Linsy Nguyen, Karla Krenke, Fontella Colliers.
Back row: Lana Ahlberg, Miranda France, Jerenda Parker, Sherri Lang, Melissa Dittmer, Natasha Serrell, Melody Scharton, Amanda Braun, Angel Davison. Middle row: Stephanie Rohrs, Carrie Thoreson, Michelle Tryon, Lisa Chamberlain, Michelle Kuhns, Angie Offenbacker, Melanie Tramp, Michaela Tworek, Coach Frese. Front row: Stephanie Owen, Adrianne Ybarra, Laura Rogers, Kelly Klawitter, Erin Cox, Jennifer Kubat.
"Stand up" and be noticed Brian Lu t 7 prevents Richie Edwards from a "stand up -" during wrestling practice.
Ready! Set! Ben Steen and Justin Eng/an get ready to wrestle at the sound of the whistle . Their ''perfect form'' is a sign of readiness.
Back row: Jason Tucker, Jason Jackson, Richard Glanz, Jeremy Bishop, Brian Lutz. Middle row: Coach Nelson, Brad Musick, Ryan Regnier, Ben Fitzgerald, Chad Rowe, John Moos, Coach Jellum.-
Front row: Chad Olberding, Jeff Tlamka, Jason Rose, Bobby Klein, Tom Clayton, Corey O'Hara.
Back row: Jeremy Woerner, Ryan Koelzer, Justin England, David Brooks, Michael Jeys, Travis Brady. Third row: Coach Nelson, Jeffrey Keele, Ryan Shanesy, Robert Simental, Aaron Schulz, Caleb Alexander, Christopher Zech, Coach Jellum. Second row: Jeremy Mort, Dustin Green, Kevin Cacek, Travis Schmidt, Tom Lapointe, Jeremy Swanson, Troy Paulus. Front row: Mike Bauer, Chadwick Walters, Gabriel Gossard, Jeffery Zeiger, Joey Brindley, Tim Lapointe.
1990 (J~ cwVA~ e~
For the third year in a row, the Goodrich wrestling team captured the city title. This year the team ran away with a near record of 192 points and outd istanced their opponents by 30 points. Place finishers were:
First place:
103 Matt Moser
112 Carlos Gonzalez
135 Bryan Tlamka
Third place:
140 Ben Parks
152 Adrian Mart inez
171 Brian Runge
Second place:
119 Ken Yoder
145 Jason Bruck
160 John Mort
HWT Brad Jurgens
Fourth place:
125 Lance Watterson
189 Jason Gruhn
Other team members are: Brad Buresh, Adam Chandler , Sean Cover, Chris Duncan, Ryan Harms, Jeremy Hoffman, Jeff Krueger, Dustin Rohrs, Larry Serrell, Chris Schamber, Frank Ybarra.
Goodrich had a total of 23 wrestlers who worked very hard for this title. The place finishers were the proud athletes who defended the Goodrich City title.
row: Frank Ybarra, Jason Gruhn, Brad Jurgens, Christopher Duncan, Ryan Harms, Jason Bruck. Third row: Coach Nelson, Chris Schamber, Dustin Rohrs, John Mort, Brad Buresh, Ben Parks, Jeff Krueger, Coach Jellum. Second row: Adam Chandler, Lance Watterson, Larry Serrell, Ken Yoder, Adrian Martinez, Bryan Tlamka. Front row: Jeremy Hoffman, Matt Moser, Sean Cover, Carlos Gonzalez.
"I think this builds optimism and goals for wrestlers in the future.'' - Coach Jellur:n
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Stuck in a half Chris Schamber gets a taste of victory along with a sore nose as Ryan Harms smiles to cove r the pain.
Pinned! Matt Moser smiles with delight while Carlos Gonzalez tells him that technique is the key to success.
Air Karie Karie Fahrenholtz busts a jumper in a Reserves practice before a game. Tracy Nelson waits for a rebound.
Free throw Lateaf King watches with great anticipation hoping his shot will go in.
Sweet shot Kristi Lain a shows that hard work an d determination pays off at th ., end of the game. Meliss Nguyen waits for her turn.
"I think the sports here at Goodrich are great. There are many options; basketball, volleyball, cross country, track , flag football, wresting. Usually they have a team for your favorite sport. My favorite sport happens to be basketball. A good feeling about Goodrich basketball is that you are part of a team. It's just nice to have someone say , ' Nice shot' or 'Good move'."
- Kendal Langenberg
Practice makes perfect The Lightweight football team exhibits a natural talent for the game of football.
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Students show their pride in Goodrich by joining various clubs and activities.
One major club at Goodrich Jr. High is Just Say No. This club meets every month to discuss problems related to drug use. The Just Say No dance, held in January, sponsored by the Mayor's Youth Council and the Goodrich P.T.A., helps students to capture the meaning of Just Say No and how it affects their lives and the world.
Health Careers participates in many field trips during the year to learn about different careers in health. They have visited the Traybert Hall Daycare Center, Lancaster Manor, St. Elizabeth and Lincoln General Hospitals, Harris Lab, and the Animal Science Lab at UNL.
Back row: Joe Brown, Jason Jackson, Toby Bouwens, Kristi Laing, Aaron Schulz, Lana Ahlberg, Heather Thomsen, Stephani Schilke, Anna Harms, Jennifer King, Kelly Klawitter, Mechaela Reed, Rebecca Grime, Michelle Mccawley. Fourth row: Jason Tucker, Jerrod Witzel, Nicole Hill, Bryan Tlamka, Michelle Steinkraus, Leslie Hammond, Cortney Cacek, Laura Scott, .Mandy Kubik, Jenifer Ahlman, Melanie Tramp, Jamie Carter, Stephanie Rohrs, Jenifer Baade. Third row: Ms. Nichols, Matthew Jackson, Angie Offenbacker, Elena Ulrich, Gina Emery, Amy Rothwell, Tanya Pitts, Kimberly Hillyer, Tricia Wenzl, Angela Coleman, Renee Thompson, Jaymee Butler, Kelly Plautz, Cindy Wortman. Second row: Delores Ybarra, Lois Briggs, Jami Filbert, Shannon Slade, Jessica Gilmore, Dawn Meeske, Margaret Drdla, Keely Enevoldsen, Becky Wright, Crystal Williams, Jennifer Rupp , Jennifer Blank, Justin Schultz, Scott Collier, Chris Johnson, Mr. Jellum. Front row: Eric Olsen, Richard Glanz, Nicole Rung, Joey Mckernin, Amy Henderson, Chris Sabi, Kevin Cacek, Jeremy Woerner, Ben Wisehart, Chad Rowe, Jeremy Svoboda, Eric Keppler, John Moos, Brian Trevarrow.
Back row: Mrs. Knaub, Fred Kost, Kevin Biehl, Mrs. Bulin. Front row: Joshua Kost, Angela Blunt, Jenifer Smice.
Each year studen ts from each grade vote for five people in their own grade for Student Council. The 15 members selected makes up our school's Student Council. This year Student Counc il sponsored a food drive and donated the food to the Malone Community Center. They also sponsor school dances. Student Council also brings out school pride by promoting spirit week and setting an example for school involvement and leadership.
This group of ninth grade Explorers, explore new and exciting fields for a future profession. They have been to an architect's office, the Lincoln Journal-Star, the Post Office, a radio station, the Community Playhouse, and a lawyer's office. A highlight was a stop at Valentino's for lunch. Every year the Explorers club takes a five day trip to Washington, D.C. This year 38 students are taking the trip.
Explorers is sponsored by Mr. Swanson and Mr. Bayne.
Back row: Mrs. Rouse, Stacy Gieck, Vikki Acklie, Joe Brown, Jason Bruck, Lance Francisco, Dan Hendrickson, Mrs . Olmstead. Middle row: Chad Rowe, Jeremy Svoboda, Angie Offenbacker, Charlie Schroeder, Rebekka Meyer. Front row: Jennifer Nelson, Tina Kennedy, Linsy Nguyen, Fontella Colliers.
Back row: Mr. Swanson , Angela Lear, Tammie Clark, Fred Kost, Kristi Laing, Leslie Hammond, Cortney Cacek, Toby Bouwens , Josh McGrane, Jeff Lempke, Frank Ybarra, Kristina Rezabek, Kristi Ubben, Mr. Bayne, Lance Francisco. Fourth row: Jennifer Schmidt, Tammy Picraux, Cynthia Longoria, Angela Schneider, Sarah Wurtele, Tanya Pitts, Rebecca Grime, Jarod Kaspar, Alisha Spanel, Cindy Wortman , Jennifer Baade, Amande Ray. Third row: Scott Collier, Stacy Gieck, Michelle Steinkraus, Shannon Slade, Jessikah Gilmore, Tricia Wenzl, Jeffrey Marston, Stacy Minchow, Michelle Mccawley, Nathan Harris, Lateaf King, Otha Serrell. Second row: Mindi Krueger, Melissa Nguyen,, Amy Davis, Jennifer Ahola, Amy Rothwell, Dawn Meeske, Kenneth Yoder, Tina Kennedy, Michele Ailes, Jeremy Carlson. Front row: Jason Bruck, Latoya Brown, Dan Hendrickson.
Twenty Years of Excellence
Music has been an important part in this school's activities. Mr. Olmsted, teacher of Prep, Intermediate, Symphonic and Stage Bands, has been with Goodrich for all of its 20 years. Prep Band works on fundamentals while Intermediate is more advanced. Symphonic Band is made up of many ninth graders with some eig hth graders in the class.
Students who are really involved with music are selected to be in Stage Band. This group and Symphonic Band perform for many elementary schools. They try to visit all five elementary schools that feed into Goodrich to encourage students to become interested in playing an instrument.
Orchestra is a band for all grades. Three Orchestra members, Elena Ulrich, Anna Harms, and Michaela Tworek, participate in the city Jr. Youth Orchestra which represents all Junior Highs in Lincoln.
Mrs. Mary Roseberry-Brown is the school Orchestra teacher.
Talent and pride - a goo combination Stage Ban member, Sean Daniels (above ) , first chair sax, plays for Goodric students during lunch.
Back row: Troy Hoffman, Eric Miller, Ryan Shanesy , Marcella Scharton, Anne Farrin , Kelly Enevoldson, Anna Harms. Middle row: Jeremy Carlson, Shelly Brewer, Nicole •Rung , E~ena Ulrich, Marcus Schmidt, Alisa Pritchett , Shannan Regnier , Heidi Perry, Lias Briggs, Jennifer Stephen , Katherine Degraff. Front row: Renee Thompson , Angel Slater , Jamie Buhrman, Melanie Tramp, Lacey Haake , Janelle Howell, Jill Newsom, Angel Davison , Sherri Brouillette.
Back row: Jennifer Baade , Stephanie Vogel, Amanda Ray, Danielle Bassinger, Dawn Meeske, Kristi Laing, Leslie Hammond, Tanya Pitts, Cortney Cacek, Latoya Brown, Charlie Cook, Caleb Whisenhunt, Jarod Kaspar, Alisha Spanel, Larry Serrell, Matt Fedon, Jennifer Ahlrichs. Middle row: Mr. Olmsted, Kristy Ubben, Ryan Harms, Amy Rothwell , Kristina Rezabek, Stacy Gieck , Jennifer Schmidt, Angela Lear , Ryan Regnier, Bradley Buresh , Jason Bailey , Adam Stewart, Dan Hendrickson , Jeff Krueger, James Berg, Isaac Nelson, Dustin Rowe , Tyler Goeschel, Rick Glanz . First row: Lynei Bratt, Mandy Kubik , Jeremy Hoffman, Tammy Picraux, Jennifer Blank, Jennifer Bohl , Deri Ladely , Amy Davis, Mark Haake, Casey Stevens, Jason Stege, Mary Day, Sarah West.
Back row: Jason Shaw, Ryan Harms, Sean Daniel, Caleb Whisenhunt, Jason Bruck, Brian Stephen. Front row: Rusty Shepard, Mr. Olmsted, Nicole Hill, Alisha Spanel, Chris Schamber, Kenneth Yoder, Jeff Marston, Michelle Steinkraus, Cathy Owen.
Back row: Torrey Lee, Alison Scott, Elizabeth Steinha uer, Melody Scharton, Alan Crist, Charles Shroe der, Miranda France. Middle row: Nickelle Ham mons, Shannon Monahan, Jaymie Butler, Tisha Gehle, Mechaela Reed, Chris Cooper, Stac y Shatto, Steve Niederhaus, Stacy Hladky, Sha ndra McNeese, Mr. Olmsted. Front row: Chad Giebe lhaus, Tonia Brown, Dustin Green, Tara Songs ter.
Back row: Courtney Wilson, Scott Brennfoerder, Paul Kreutz, Lisa Graff, Jennifer King, Stephani Schilke, Stephanie Bonnema, Joe Brown, Jason Jackson, Brian Lutz, Bradley Musick, Patrick Double, Nick Wessel. Middle row: Sherri Glanz, Kirsten Taulborg, Tiffany Wagner, Tracy Strain, Casey Greenbush, Michelle Ensminger, January Hofker, Jeffrey Tlamka, Jackson Brannon, William Biven Jr., Justin Vasatka, Matthew McLaughlin, Jeffrey Fry. Front row: Tabitha Smelser, Karla Krenke, Jennifer Harrell, Dena Bogdanovich, Sharon Lorsung, Suzanne Oldfield, Heather Ray, Lisa Pool, Heather Meek, Laura Scott, Scott Wallace.
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Back row: Aaron Schulz, Amanda Braun, Lana Ahlberg, Angie Offenbacker, Ryan Douglas, Heather Bailey, Ryan Johnson, Viveca Dilley, Faustina Banta, Sherri Lang, Carrie Thoreson, Jeffrey Keele. Middle row: Aaron jenkins, Mr. Olmsted, Travis Brady, Ben Wisehart, Mechaela Reed, Stephanie Rohrs, Michelle Hoagland, Lori Gerloff. Rebekka Meyer, Cindy Fruehling, Matthew Koehn, Troy Paulus, Mike Schroeder. Front row: Michelle Harms, Eric Olson, Bryan Gilliland, James Bunstock, Erica Heninger, Jennifer Kubat, Stephanie Owen, Adrianne Ybarra, Jamie Carter, Gary Kubert, Jeremy Woerner Eric Schmidt, Christopher Babl, Anthony Lyne, Shawn Aldridge.
Memorable moments Stage Band members Rusty Shepard, Alisha Spane/, Cathy Owen and Christopher Schamber entertain Goodrich students during lunch.
Multi-talented Goodrich Olympian Stage Band member Jason Shaw plays one of his several instruments during a lunch time jam session.
Back row: Amy Davis, Bryan Tlamka, Lateaf King, Adam Chandle r, Jarod Kaspar, Ryan Harms, Danielle Bassinger, Richard Glan z, Rusty Shepard, Nicole Hill, Jeffrey Marston, Amy Farrin, Cath y Owen. Front row: Alisa Spanel, Jennifer Baade, Jessikah Gillmore.
Back row: Ben Sellers , Amy Smith, Ryan Harms, Melissa Myles, Jennifer Rupp, Cynthia Elder, Kashoan Pew, Rebecca Grime. Middle row: Nicole Gibson, Brian Wood, Michael Rodgers, Mr. Bayne, Tisha Snyder, Jennifer Smice , April Nelson, Cyndee Barker. Front row: Aubrey Mateja , David Johnson, Lisa Behne, Corey O'Hara, Amanda Moxham.
Some of the best Speech/Drama presents "It' s Bigfoot" for several seventh and eighth grade classes. Some of the performers are, Nicole Gibson, Kashoan Pew, Rebecca Grime, Ryan Harms, Aubrey Mateja.
Challenging role Ben Sellers portrays "Bigfoot" in the play, "It's Bigfoot. ''
Goodrich provides Speech and Drama for students interested in an acting career or for those who are just interested in improving their ability to perform comfortably for an audience. Speech and Drama are offered each semester, with Speech being offered during the first quarter each semester. In the first four weeks of the second quarter, the class concentrates on skits and acting games. Then they produce a play which is performed for seventh and eighth grade classes the last week of the quarter This year they presented, "It's Bigfoot."
Back row: Danielle Mclemore, Nicole Gibson, Aubrey Mateja, Jennifer Rupp, Cynthia Elder, Amy Smith , Heather Johnson, John Mort, Miss Graves. Front row: Mr. Bayne, Jeremy Lahners, Shanon Slade, Kari Swain, Amber Abert , Dawn Marshall, Talia Adams, Stacy Schubert.
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Back row: Sasha Speck, Bryan Tlamka, Jeff Lempke, Simon Rezac, Eric Miller, Geoffrey Hames, Amy Winkler. Middle row: Mrs. Magee, Matt Moser, Adriene Swim, Rusty Shepard, Belinda Vickers, Mark Haake. Front row: Dawn Meeske, Amy Davis.
The Journalist's Creed "Accuracy is the watchword of a good reporter. " Amy Davis and Bryan Tlamka prove i by editing their stories for the third time!
Assuming a journalist's responsibilities Geoffrey Hames helps the Journalism Staff publish their paper on the "Publish It" program.
Back row: Kristi Laing, Jarod Kaspar, Latoya Brown, Christophe 1 Schamber, Jamie Longwell, Adam Smith. Middle
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Peer He lping is a one semester class for eighth a nd ninth graders. It is organized to educate a nd train adolescents in order to prov ide positive support for one another. Positive peer pressure and intervention is used as a n effective tool in solving adolescent pro blems, especially before they deve lo p into major issues.
International Club meets every other week during the year. They have heard speakers from other nationalities discuss their own culture and country. Films, games, and singalongs are also a part of the International Club program.
Members of this group may participate in the Foreign Language Fair, and they may also attend the ballet, Cinderella. Dinner \at a Mexican restaurant is a highlight of the year.
Sticking togethe r Members of Peer Helping show how they stick together for Goodrich and each other. Some of the students pictured are (left to right): Karie Farenholz, Alison Piece, Jim Thavenet, Amber Abert, Heather Thomsen, Stephanie Fredrickson, Blake France.
Running Club ensures that all students have an opportunity to compete in a sport and participate in a physical fitness program. At the end of the year, members receive a certificate if they run 25 miles, a medal for 50 miles, a dinner for 75 miles, and a trophy for 100 m_iles. Mrs. Betty Knaub keeps this group going.
Mrs. Too ley, Bradley Buresh, Amber Abert, Kari Swa in, Je nnif er Ahola, Laura Scott, Adam Chandler, Ms Nic ho ls .
Kev i n Bie hl, Desiree Engerran, Mrs. Knaub.
Back row: Mrs. Jones, Alisha Smith , Tiffany Wagner , Geoff Hames , Mechaela Reed , Natasha Serrell , Mitzi Hietbrink, Anna Harms , Scott Medina , Jennifer Smice , Katherine Degraff , Kelly Enevoldsen Front row: Heather Kolb , Stephanie Kitschwar, Nichole Ryder, Stephani Schilke , Angie Sm ith , Kerri Moser, Lois Briggs.
A cooperative effort Ms. Cocozza, Gourmet Club adviser, makes chocolate chip cookies for after-school bake sale.
Serious concentration Erika McLemore mixes a batch of cookie dough.
Back row: Mrs . Tonack, Amy Henderson, Lau r Scott , Jason Sawatzki. Front row: Brian Mihul ka , Michael Bauer , Jeremy Lahners.
Splash! Tammy Picraux smiles happil 1 as she cracks an egg into the batter.
Tiffany Wagner , Danielle Mclemore, Lois Briggs , Stephanie Kotschwar , Lee Tubbs.
