"Any accomplishments that have occurred since I arrived have been made possible becase of the efforts of students, teachers, and parents."
Mr.Furby
Principal
Pictured above working on Goodrich Mission statement: Tom Furby, Michelle Williams, Beth Briney, Donna Danielson, James Hoyt, Karen Cocozza, Jane Neal. Not pictured: Leah Magee
Principal: Tom Furby
"We have endeavored ... to observe a kind of perspective, that one part may cast light upon another.' '
Francis Bacon, English Philosopher
'Vice Principal: Valerie Hubbard-Harris
'Yearbook.Staff
Coeditors:
Artist:
Computer Staff:
Angel Davison
Jeremy Woerner
Kevi -Cacek
Bobby Harding (.editor)
Jeff Keele
Sherri Lang
Eric Wilson
·e Offenba
Eighth Grade Section: Stephanie Mahoney (editor)
Ben Wisehart
Raquel Turek
Seventh Grade Section: Katie DeGraff (editor)
Janette Zara
Faculty Section: Chris Johnson (editor)
Jeff Zeiger
Shane Reutzel
Sports Section:
Activities Section:
Adviser:
Travis Brady (editor)
Miranda France
Eric Wilson
Bekka Meyer (editor)
Melissa Jurgens
Rachel Rezac
Leah J. Magee
Publisher: Walsworth 1991-92
(joodricfi offers a sense of perspective
Jailhouse Rock! (top left) A makeshift jailhouse almost comes down as " jailbirds" enjoy the popular Student Council activity. What a cute couple! (top right) Joe Rupp and Jim Carlson get a few laughs during Spirit Week. Volleyball Juggler (above) Heather Kolb demonstrates her expertise in handling the ball. Apple of her eye (above right) Mrs. Medel enjoys some of her goodies during a trip to Arbor Lodge. Is that an obscene phone call? (far right) Mrs. Kalivoda demonstrates Goodrich's new answering machine. Speed up the tempo! (right) The sound of Mrs. Lenz's voice is heard during a Goodrich orchestra jam session. Like teacher, like student (far right) Mr. Mackenstadt adds a little excitement to a meeting by wearing musical earmuffs. Once upon a time... (below right) John Davis stares at the typewriter, pondering what to type next.
Mr. Kent Swanson has taught Social Studies at Goodrich for almost 21 years. He also coaches wrestling and girls track, sponsors the Explorers club, directs the annual trip to Washington D.C., is a member of the Drug Free Discount Card Program, and is the Goodrid'l, Athletic and Activities Director
Hie mur, Interests include: softba , volleyhJt.11, ,cuba diving, gard~ travellag, temadeling his hOJJl8, lnsidtt and oat. and siding with hi$ 11-year -old daughter, Katie.
Mr Swanson attended the Freec:loln Roundatton•s "The BlcenteMial Bill of ghts conference at Valley PQrge, PA, ai\d the 50-yeat . celebration. He is atimlr\bt!I' Scottish Kite Blue
Mr. IN. ffe gradua lllinoit High School. he o Wesleya gr wit hi Befi •• tQ tau ,. I Studies coming s t,ught years eighth gr
Last year, in 1991, Mr. Swanson began a "Drug-Free Discount Card " program. This program gives drug free students a chanae to•• money at some of their favorite stern. 9tudents must have • A, B, or C &¥4!ftUilf!, and must sign a plefJge to remalt\ flee. Since then, the ecm.-....-,:lato every Uncoln ~ . ildCWJdlih ·•l\Ool,
'YearboolStaff
Back row: Mrs. Magee (Adviser), Bekka Meyer, Sherri Lang, Miran da France, Shane Reutzel, Ben Wisehart, Jeff Keele, Aaron Schulz, Bobby Harding Third row: Raquel Turek, Jeff 2.eiger, Rachel Rezac, Eric Wilson, Angie Offenbacker, Travis Brady, Melissa Jurgens, Katie DeGraff Second row: Kevin Cacek, Chris Johnson, Sherri Brouillette, Janette Z.ara, Stephanie Mahoney Front row: Jeremy Woerner and Angel Davison, Coeditors
the n .inth grade girls basketball team had a deodorant fight in the locker r-oom before the game.
Melissa Dittmer sang, ''Mama said knock you out'' in the halls of East Jr. High after a volleyball game.
Amy Bouwens smashed a milk carton on her head and was drenched in milk.
Stacy Hladky and Steve Niederhaus got hit by ~en Wisehart's "flying" tru band.
d was going for a pass from Bobby H and pretend potatoes all at once during lunch.
?{jntli grade, an origina{ out{oot
'Distinctive{y different
The ninth grade class is very much aware of the challenges that lie ahead. A sense of awareness and determination describes this distinctively different and diverse group of young people. These students have had an opportunity to be a part of the middle level movement in a unique way; their ninth grade teachers have offered them opportunities to grow by using their own abilities, talents, and interests to help others feel . a sense of belonging through encouragement and caring. These ninth graders have worked as a team to better understand the problems of the homeless and illiterate.
Ninth grade teacher, Mrs. Rae Green, describes the ninth grade class as an interesting and diverse group with many unique interests and talents. "I hope that they continue to learn and mature in a positive direction and know that their hard work and dedication will bring rewards. I like the positive, enthusiastic, determined nature of our ninth grade class."
Complicated instructions, perplexed participant (top right) Adrianne Ybarra finds that making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches isn't as easy as it looks. "If only we could drive!" (middle right) Chuck Foley, Tim LaPointe, and Troy Bartek draw the car of their choice in the teachers' parking lot in Advanced Art. Successful students in the making (bottom right) Josh Rumbaugh, Michelle Kuhns, Faustina Banta, Stacey Francisco, and Kelly Klawitter use good study skills t0 show what it takes to become a successful student.
"Hey baby!" (top left) Jessica Allen becomes a child again as she dresses up for Halloween. Things that make you go hmmmm! (top right>, Ryan Douglas looks through a microscope in biology class. Out for the night (bottom left) Marie Antoinette (Michelle Harms) and Saddam Hussein (Shelly Nichols) tell about their interesting lives at "Night of the Notables." Practice makes perfect! (bottom right) Eddie Brown checks over his paper while Lana Ahlberg looks very interested in what Mrs. Headley has to say about typing techniques. \
''Time and ezyerience wliicli a{ter a{{!"
9lenry 5laams: Pliifosoplier
Lana Ahlberg
Jennifer Ahlman
Caleb Alexander
Jessica Allen
Elizabeth Anderson
Staci Angus
Christopher Babl
Heather Bailey
Dwain Bales
Faustina Banta
Cory Barnes
Troy Bartek
Michael Bauer
Jason Bauman
Shawnie Beals
Developing copyreading skills Isaiah Hopkins and Jimmy Schmitz rewrite their stories for the school newspaper, over and over, an c! over ... ! •
Brent Berryman
Jason Betz
Ninth Gi-ade
David Bice
Charles Black Jr.
Jevon Boardman
Theodore Boerngen
Laura Bohac
Jessica Bormann
"See
you later alligator!" Travis Brady and Jeff Keele take time from hunting their prey to pose for a picture on Halloween .
Amy Bouwens
Jessica Brad ley
Travis Brady
Amanda Braun
Jacob Brehm
Jadelin Bridges
David Brooks
Sherri Brouillette
Antonio Brown
Edwin Brown
Tonia Brown
James Bunstock Jr
Kevin Cacek
Jamie Carter
Lisa Chamberlain
Ninth Grade
g{jntli grade, a {ifetime memory
Justin Chrisp
Shannon Chrisp
Angela Coleman
Dawn Connelly
Nathan Conroy
April Coombes
Christopher Cooper
Erin Cox
Alan Crist
Brandon Crocker
Christine Damon
Jamie Dana
Angela Daugherty
John Davis
Angel Davison
Katherine DeGraff
Shawn Dewey
Viveca Dilley
Melissa Dittmer
Laura Donahoo
Ryan Douglas
Gregory Duncan
Tom Edwards
Susie Elzway
Robert Evans Jr.
Chuck Foley Jr.
David Foster
Miranda France
Stacey Francisco
Cindy Fruehling
Ninth Grade
Lisa Gatto
Tisha Gehle
Eric Geiger
Brad Geller
Gregory Gerlach
Lori Gerloff
Chad Giebelhaus
Bryan Gilliland
Mark Givens
Milagros Gonzalez
Yolanda Gore
Gabriel Gossard
Christopher Gragg
Dustin Green •
Spirit Week togetherness! Alan Crist and Kelly Klawitter dance the night away at the Student Council Fall Fest dance.
Melinda Griggs
Benjamin Gruhn
Nathan Gruhn
Ray Hamby
Jennifer Hames
Nickelle Hammons
Bobby Harding
Michelle Harms
Christopher Harsh
Sedric Harvey
Ylccepting optimistic attitudes
Michael Hatfield
Christine Hetherington
"Value yourself, set your goals, and work to attain them." Mrs. Luetta Sandquist
Michael who? Jeremy Woerner soars through the air, jamming the ball during P.E. class.
Stacy Hladky
Michelle Hoagland
Leeann Hock
Isaiah Hopkins
Chris Hopper
Charles Hostetler
Ryan Jackson
Arron Jenkins
Michael Jeys
Christopher Johnson
Ryan Johnson
Ninth Grade
IDiscrimination puts people "down" Chris Zech demonstrate! how a disabled person really feels when they shout, "I'v fallen, and I can't get up," during a skit in English class.
Service with a smile Chris Harsh and John Niederhaus serve Goodrich students and staff as they help out in the cafeteria.
Todd Johnson
Amanda Johnston
Melissa Jurgens
Nicole Kapperman
Jeff Keele
Mary Kirkland
Kelly Klawitter
Matthew Koehn
Ryan Koelzer
Heather Kolb
Randolph Kraatz
Jennifer Kubat
Gary Kubert
Robert Kucera
Michelle Kuhns
Jason Kunc
Sherri Lang
Thomas LaPointe
Timothy LaPointe
Torrey Lee
Leane Loofe
Ninth Grade .
!facing tlie cfia{fenge of clianges
Ryan Lunberry
Leslie Magorian
Stephanie Mahoney
Linda Martinez
Jennifer McConnell
Nick McIntosh
Shawn McI<illip
Shanda McNeese
Scott Medina
Rebekka Meyer
Shannon Monahan
Hard work pays off! Calvin Roblyer works hard as he student assists for Mrs.Cochnar's art class.
Jennifer Morin
Jeremy Mort
Kenneth Murphy
Melonie Myers
Charles Nelson
Ninth Grade
Gina Miller
Jason Miller
Striving for tlieir persona{ best
Jennifer Nelson
Michelle Nichols
John Niederhaus
Steven Niederhaus
Wendy Norris
Angie Offenbacker
Tobin Oglelsby
Shauna Olsen .
Eric Olson
Jerenda Parker
Cory Partsch
Matthew Pashby
Troy Paulus
Marlene Payne
Melanie Payne
Susan Pearce
Steffenie Phelps
Brock Phillips
Jennifer Points
Corey Pyle
Sean Redinbaugh
Mechaela Reed
Brenda Reeves
Shane Reutzel
Rachel Rezac
Calvin Roblyer
Laura Rogers
Joshua Rumbaugh
Nichole Ryder
Karrie Sabin
Ninth Grade
:MaKJ,ng good decisions now, for tlie future
Shawn Sanburn
Daniel Scdoris
Krystal Scerini
Melody Scharton
Eric Schmidt
Marcus Schmidt
"Find out what you are expected to do in every situation in life th~. do That will make you proud of yourself, and effective a; a citizen. Harriet Schaeffer
James Schmitz
Mary Schriner
Charles Schroeder
Michael Schroeder
Geoffrey Schultz
Jay Schultz
Aaron Schulz
Sarah Schupbach
Ninth Grade
Betcha bite a chip! (above) Matt Koe hn and Erin Cox sneak a taste of cookies • biology. Off to see the wizard (below ) Annette Stetson dresses up to show he r "ghoulish" spirit .
Bo knows gym! Ryan Lunberry stands patiently waiting for the games to begin.
Adding up the bill Angie Coleman learns how to run the cash register during an all day trip to VIP, Perkins.
Alison Scott
Natasha Serrell
Ryan Shanesy
Nathan Sharples
Michele Shepherd
Robert Simental Jr.
Angel ·Slater
Angie Smith
Rodney Smith
Edward Snodgrass
Jennifer Stephen
Ninth Grade
Michael Sterba
Annette Stetson
Jeremy Swanson
:J{umor inf{uences tlie {earning process
Joanna Swinscoe
Nichole Swinsooe
Christopher Swisher
Carrie Thoreson
Melanie Tramp
Michelle Tryon
Lee Tubbs
Waiting for the dance to begin Jason Kunc, Jeni Nelson, and Michelle Hoagland show how much fun it is to be in school, and a little on the "Wild Side!"
Daniel Tumbleson
Raquel Turek
Dan Tweedie
Chantel Vavrina
Angela Venema
Tyler Waller
Carolee Watson
Christopher Wells
Adam Wessel
Mark Widick Jr.
Ninth Grade
'Effort lias everytliing to do witli success
How many more eggs? Linda Martinez and Krystal Scerini label ingredients in Home Ee. while Carolee Watson looks for seasoning.
Michelle Williams
Robert Williams Jr.
Eric Wilson
Michael Winters
Benjamin Wisehart
Jeremy Woerner
Kevin Wortman
Adrianne Ybarra
Delores Ybarra
John Yeager ·
Janette Zara
Christopher Zech
Jeffery Zeiger
Geoffrey Zimmerman
Not pictured
Cynthia Leazer
Melanie Palacios
Stacy Peters
Reginald Russell
Jamie Shriner
Elizabeth Steinhauer
Chadwick Walters
Shawn Woods
Ninth Grade
!l{jntli grade, a year to remember
Time out (top left) Gary Kubert fixes his shoe after playing a game of basketball at the Just Say No fall retreat. Where did everyone go? ( top right) Carrie Thoreson may be looking for the book, "Help! I'm a Prisoner in the Library." Standing out in a crowd (middle left) Ryan Koelzer isn't hard to miss in his checkerboard shirt. Top hat (middle) Aaron Schulz goes all out for hat day during Spirit Week. Off to explore the world (middle right) Chris Babl walks through the commons on his way out the door for an Explorers field trip. (x-y)(x+y) =? (right) Mark Givens ponders over his algebra homework in Mr. Stasch's class.
g{j,ntli grade, a year to remem6er
Time out (top left) Gary Kubert fixes his shoe after playing a game of basketball at the Just Say No fall retreat. Where did everyone go? (top right) Carrie Thoreson may be looking for the book, "Help! I'm a Prisoner in the Library."
Standing out in a crowd (middle left) Ryan Koelzer isn't hard to miss in his checkerboard shirt. Top hat (middle) Aaron Schulz goes all out for hat day during Spirit Week. Off to explore the world (middle right) Chris Bahl walks through the commons on his way out the door for an Explorers field trip. (x-y)(x+y) =? (right) Mark Givens ponders over his algebra homework in Mr. Stasch's class.
'Eiglitli grade, ready for new discoveries
~riendsliip important
Eighth grade is a place to discover new things, explore new places, and make new friends. Although every person in eighth grade is unique, they all share the same qualities. They are responsible people who are eager to learn, and are also willing to take on any challenge.
Friendship is important to eighth graders. They respect themselves, each other, and their teachers. Each one is aware of their own abilities.
Eighth graders are ready to move on. They have a desire to be successful, and they want to accomplish their goals.
Eighth grade teacher, Mrs. Rouse, provides the following description of this special "in the middle" eighth grade class.
E-erie 1-rrational G-ross
H-ilarious
T-errific
H-appy G-rand R-acey
A-ttractive
D-evious
E-xcellent R-eady ~ppy
Looking good (upper right) Chuck Green portrays a raccoon on Halloween. On the trail (lower right) Jaime Neurohr, Stephani Zechmann, Monica Kepler, Melissa Steinkraus, Jeff Harris, and Aaron Tupa, hang out together at Arbor Lodge.
Eighth Grade
It's Beowulf! (upper left) Beowulf (Rommel Zara) attacks the dragon (Brian Stege) in his lair during a classroom skit in English. Working to succeed (upper right) Caleb Krecklow is working hard in Health class. Creating a masterpiece (lower left) Jeremiah Goodro creates a pumpkin of Dwight Eisenhower during Social Studies class. A talented chef (middle right) Jackie Littlesack puts together a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in Teen Living. Exploring new places (lower right) Sarah Schowalter studies the remains of a tree at Arbor Lodge.
'Wi{fing to {earn, accomp{isfiing goaf.s
Blaine Adams
Danielle Allen
Kirk Allen
Reanna Allen
Melanie Andersen
Bruce Anderson
Anna Aragon
Lyneea Arehart
Katherine Atkin
Thomas Ayer
Anthony Ballard
Kelly Barrett
Heather Bartlett
Heidi Bartlett
Tiffany Belger
Nicole Berlowitz
Stefanie Bogdanovich
Michael Boles
Amanda Brady
Iola Brannan
Amy Bratt
John Brazau
Heather Brink
Tracey Brown
Tracy Brown
Joel Brunke
Ryan Buck
Shannon Buresh
Chris Burks
Lisa Burnett
James Carlson
Alicia Chandler
Brian Chaney
Timothy Childress
Christopher Chmelka
Communicating witli otliers important
Sharonda Claypool
Kallen Cleary
Shawn Cleary
Steve Colborn
Matthew Comstock
Stephen Cooper
Jason Crandall
Jesse Crom
Gwen Daarud
Timothy Daniel
Kelly Davis
Jason Delisi
Jessica Deville
Desirae Dockter
Hilary Donovan
Gary Downs
Michaela Dubbs
Robert DuPont
Allison Ebke
Laura Edwards
Jason Elliott
Brenda Ensminger
Kristi Ertz
Mackeshaw Escamilla
Daniel Felton
John Ferrin
Martha Fierro
Jeremy Fischer
Stacey Fish
Karina Fredrickson
Elizabeth Frye
Alison Gage
Julia Gamer
Aaron Gill-Combs
Lindsay Gilmore
.!lLppreciating eacli other's differences
Heidi Goeschel
Jeremiah Goodro
Lucanica Gore
Charles Green
Anita Gress
Kelly Gutierrez
Melissa Hager
Tammy Hamilton
Jason Hammond
Tom Hammond
Jason Hanlon
Jason Hanson
Jeffrey Harris
Paul Hasty
Summer Hayes
Erica Hejsek
David Hergenrader
Dana Hile
Piper Hill
Bret Hodgson
Angel Hoffman
Angela Holmes
Danita Howe
Samantha Hughes
Michelle Hultgrien
Christopher Hurst
Laura Irons
Luke Johnson
Rachelle Johnson
Cameron Jones
Cleopatra Jones
Cody Jones
Shawna Jones
Jamie Kapke
James Keller
Eighth Grade
Caring about being successful
Keri Keller
Monica Kepler
Michelle Ketterer
Susan Kiene
Owen Killham
Christopher Kirwan
James Knight
Courtney Knippel
Donald Knocke
Cynthia Kotschwar
Caleb Krecklow
Christopher Kucera
Corrine Kucera
Ashley Lahners
Megan LaPointe
Rebecca Leapley
Veronica Lear
Youjin Lee
Benjamin Legg
Trad Lewandowski
Scott Lewis
Paula Lile
Jaqueline Littlesack
Kendra Littlesack
Joseph Lorraine
Marco Love
Nick Lovett
Eighth Grade
Spirit Week fu n Michael Boles smiles as Erich Warner tries to study. Nick Lovett, Joe Luff, and Jenny Stege concentrate on Social Studies.
'TaKJ,ng a serious approac/i to sc/ioo{
Joseph Luff
Cory Lyons
Kala Mackey
Lisa Macku
Denise Mann
Danny Marshall
James Marshall
Jessica McCartney
Michael McCawley
Jeremiah McConnell
James Mcllvane
Bevin McLaughlin
Brent McLaughlin
Steven Mercer
Melissa Merrill
Cheryl Merryman
Angela Metzler
Kelli Mitchell
Kristine Mort
Jeffrey Mueller
Ty Mumgaard
Desmond Murry
Michelle Musick
Troy Nail
George Neberman
"Eighth graders are friendly. They appear to get along well with seventh and ninth graders, and they also show respect for each other. "
Mr. Janesch
Nicole Neff
Corey Neukirch
Jaime Neurohr
Jessica Niederhaus
William Norris
Sarah Oberg
Bradley Oldfield
Joshua Olsen
Bradley Pence
Allicia Perez
Eighth Grade
Striving to get good grades
John Peron
Jerry Phelps
Duane Pierce
Brian Podwinski
Damion Polches
Rebecca Pope
Timothy Quinn
Ryan Rader
Ryan Reiners
Melvin Revilla
Thomas Rine
Joshua Rose
Tina Rothwell
Kari Rowe
Ryan Rumbaugh
Joseph Rupp
"TRke my picture, Amigo, fast!" It takes school spirit to wear this heavy hat, but Stephanie Stovall proves it can be done .
Nickey Sampson
Shannon Samson
Alexander Sc:doris
Kenneth Scdoris Jr.
Michael Schamber
Daniel Schippert
Tricia Schlosser
Sandra Schmieder
Sarah Schowalter
Willie Schowalter
Eighth Grade
Continuing to {earn ancfgrow
Toby Schroder
Melissa Schultz
Daniel Schulz
Rebecca Schupbach
Jason Shearer
Jeffrey Sheets
Robert Sheldon Jr .
Stephanie Shields
Martin Showen
Rebecca Shramek
Corey Simmons
Brenda Sinica
Patrick Skomer
Jacob Smith
Brandon Snider
Roberto Solorio
Sean Speck
Andrew Staehr
Brian Stege
Jennifer Stege
Melissa Steinkraus
Corissa Stewart
Stephanie Stewart
Jason Stoltz
Stephanie Stovall
Doing their own thing Heather Brink blows a bubble while Mrs. Neiderhaus, parent chaperone, and Erica Hejsek find something interesting to see on a field trip.
Like mother, like daughter Bevin McLaughlin and her mother Nita ·share their knowledge and a special moment in typing class.
'Ine many faces of eiglitli grade
A future rock star (left) Steven Mercer dresses up as a rock performer from ''The Cult" on Halloween.
Joseph Sullivan
Nicole Svoboda
Timothy Swanson
Lisa Swisher
Van Ta
Andrea Taulborg
Jesse Theiler
Jay Thompson
Georgina Tolliver
TaiynTolliver
Jeremy Tomczyk
Jason Trouba
Jamie Tubbs
Aaron Tupa
Jason Turek
Cindy Turman
Terrence Turner
Clay Uhrmacher
Enoch Ulmer
Shawn Van Dyke
Benjiman Vega
Derek Walker
Erich Warner
Todd Warner
Eighth grade
1-(arcf-worKi,ng ancffun-Coving
Jason Watkins
Angela Watson
Heather Welton
Larry Wendt
Adam White
Jessica Williams
Cory Wilson
Ryan Wilson
Amy Wittstruck
Jenifer Wood
Rommel Zara
Stephani 2.echmann
Lindsey Ziemba
Greggory Zimmerman
Not pictured
Look who's talking (right) Erica Hejsek is talking on the phone to her mother after school. Pulling off a piece of work (left) Owen Killham just finished printing the work he did in Computer Class.
Eighth Grade
Joseph Altimus
James Garman Jr. Timothy Gill
Seventli gratfe, new beginnings
Curious, enthusiastic, fen at {uncli!
Some say that seventh grade is just another grade higher than the one before. Well maybe it is, but just like every grade, there's something special about it.
Seventh grade is a year full of new beginnings. It's the start of a fast paced life in junior high.
Some of the beginnings are fun. There are new friends to get acquainted with, new classses, new teachers, and dances to go to that everyone enjoys. Some of the experiences may also be hard work. There is more homework, lockers to open, and racing the bell to class.
As one teacher said it so well, "This class of seventh graders is full of energy and ready to get busy! My advice to them is to listen to your teachers and do your work; you'll find you still have time for fun. "
Unfamiliar tasks (top left) Our fellow Olympians, Bryan Dougherty and Ben Brouwer, check out their locker combination . Jumping for heart (top right) Matt Almquist raises money for the American Heart Association while having fun jumping rope. "Tttthhhat's all folks" (middle left) Mike Biteler wears a porky pig mask on Halloween. Clogging her way into the hearts of everyone (middle right) Erin Bacon shows wit with a modern style of dancing as Ms. Graves' and Mrs Eischeid's English classes watch. Trying something new (bottom) Seventh graders Jessica Cutshall and Katrina Hejsek try the bikes in the new fitness room here at Goodrich.
Seventh Grade
"The seventh graders are curious. My hope for them is that they would be curious about wisdom, honor, integrity, peace, technology, cooperation, and concern ,and not curious about drugs, sex, or crime."
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Rightside up, upside down (top left) Chris Blanco and Jeff Bishop choose pictures for their upside-down artist drawing in Mrs. Cochnar's Exploratory Art class. Making a fashion statement (top right) Jason Thavenet, Josh Johnson, Karron Bratt, and Jamie Itzen dress up for Halloween. Working for a cle(lner environment (middle right) Adam Taylor and Jason Venema help clean up Goodrich. Reaching · new heights (bottom left) Erica Brennan imitates Mariah Carey as B104 DJ Ken-0 Williams listens.
Seventh Grade
ftdvancing into a new wor{d
Jesse Adams
Roxanne Albers
Cassie Allen
Matthew Almquist
Mark Anderson
Tiffany Anderson
Erin Bacon
Amanda Bade
Brianna Baker
Jerome Baker
Scott Barrett
Heather Bartek
Adam Beach
Robert Beals
Jeremiah Bechtel
Nicholas Bender
Michael Bickley
Jeffrey Bishop
Michael Biteler
Angela Blackburn
Christopher Blanco
Christopher Bonnema
Trinity Bottolfson
Kelly Bouwens
Casey Bowling
Michael Bradley
Karron Bratt
Erica Brennan
Lynn Brockman
Melissa Brouillette
Benjamin Brouwer
Deandra Brown
Jessica Brown
Jonathan Buhrma
Joshua Bunstock
Seventh Grade
"What did I do to deserve this?" Lisa
Katherine Burns
Michelle Bussard
Jeremy Cade
Andrew Comstock
Jennifer Conroy
Robert Cook
Tyson Couch
Benjamin Craig
Jeffrey Crist
Benjamin Cross
Theresa Cullen
Jessica Cutshall
Amanda Cz.arnick
Heather Danielson
Trevor Dawson
Emily DeGraff
Jennifer Dittmer
Bryan Dougherty
Tonya Dougherty
Ronald Dulas
Donald Duncan
Andrew Dunlap
Tamara Ebers
Jason Ehrisman
Ryan Enevoldsen
Jay England
Annette Erks
Linette Erks
Melissa Eskra
Seventh grade
Wright smiles at the yearbook photographer during Student Council sponsored Spirit Week Jail Day
Leaming from ezyeriences, having fun
Penny Ethridge
Emily Fethkenher
Be.lit Flores
Nicholas Frazier
Sarah Frey
Mark Fruehling
Kellie Galusha
Robert Garton
Thumbs up, thumbs down Mrs. Eischeicl's thir~ period English class plays Heads-up-7-up, a "Who done it?" game.
Ryan Gates
Matthew Gerisch
Nathan Gieck
Alison Gillam
Staci Glanz
Edward Gleason
Robert Goemann
Marcus Goeschel
Lucas Goldsby
Brianna Greco
Seventh Grade
Christina Green
Clinton Green
Jaclyn Groathouse
Hillary Gugat
Caryn Guillermo
Meggen Hackwith
Stephanie Halsted
Bryan Hamilton
Carla Harper
Christopher Hart
Tara Hartshorn
Cory Hassebroek
James Hauck
Mardyth Haynes
Katrina Hejsek
Amber Henderson
Robert Herbel
Bryan Hermsen
Travis Hillman
Joseph Hoffman
Kenneth Hoffman
Christopher Hoffman
Anne Holmes
Katherine Howard
Melissa Hughes
Kevin Hunt
Jamie ltzen
Rebecca Jackson
Joshua Johnson
Mark Johnson
Nicole Johnson
Veronica Johnson
Adam Jones
Nicole Kimbrough
Jeremy Kirstine
Seventh Grade
'Dreams magnified tlirougli invo{vement
Korey Knecht
Jenny Koperski
Ryan Kot
Tracy Kraus
Shawn Krogh
Rachelle Kugler
Erin Kunz
Nick Lahners
Cheri Laing
Lyndsie Lear
Jeffrey Liebers
Ryan Luedtke
Elizabeth Luff
Jennifer Lunberry
Champagne Madlock
Allison Marquart
Sparkle Matthews
Shawn McCoy
Kyle McGrew
Meghan McKernan
Shane McKinney
Eric Meisinger
Daniel Mentgen
Rachel Meyer
Ravyn Michael
Jaclyn Michaelsen
Jason Mihulka
Thomas Miller
Jason Morin
Amy Moritz
Nicholas Myers
Andrew Nalow
Brian Neurohr
Steven Nicholson
Shawnee Novak
Seventh Grade
Norman Oaks
Andrea Ohmberger
Sokchea Oum
Cory Parker
Tara Pashby
Alicia Pasika
Michael Pasika
Melinda Payne
Linda Perry
Jennifer Peterson
Jason Petty
Melissa Pichler
Karen Pierce
Katherina Pierce
Travis Plautz
Corena Pluta
Justin Potter
Erica Rea
Tyson Regnier
Laura Rezabek
bustin Riddle
Jeffrey Rindone
Stacy Robertson
Seventh Grade
A winning team Shawn Krogh, Michelle Bussard, Lyndsie Lear, and Katrina Hejsek win the prize for making the tallest gum drop tower in Mrs. Cochnar's art class.
Andrew Roelfs
Angel Romero
Crystal Rose
Dane Rosenau
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Shannon Sabin
Brian Sanburn
Andrew Sawatzki
Curtis Scharton
Justin Schnepp
Jennifer Schoonover
Joshua Schulz
Seth Schwarzkopf
Brandon Scranton
Nicole Sedlachek
Matthew Seip
Nicole Sessler
Adam Shanesy
Arron Slater
Tony Smith
Shannon Snyder
Gregory Sparling
Shari Stewart
Angela Stone
Anthony Strain
Joshua Strohmyer
Daniel Stueck
Seventh Grade
Melissa Swanson
Nicole Swanson
Jacob Swinscoe
Dana Swisher
John Sypal
They love to s~ing and it shows John Sypal, Adam Taylor, Nick Myers, Andy Comstock, and Brandon Trevarrow show off their talents in Exploratory Vocal Music.
Thanh Ta
Chris Talbot
Adam Taylor
Christopher Taylor
Jason Thavenet
Shane Thayer
Rachel Therien
Jami Thompson
Olivia Thoreson
Bradley Trainer
Alicia Trammell
Brandon Trevarrow
Quentin Trudell
Patrick Tryon
Jenevra Turner
Sten Ulrich
Jayne Van Cleaf
Jason Venema
Chad Vogel
Nicholas Vonbusch
Seventh Grade
'Desire, .entliusiasmi tlie way to succeed
Dara Wagner
Robert Wallen
Amber Walters
Curtis Weber
John Wells
Matthew Whitaker
A different hobby? John Hatten, Ryan Enevoldsen, and Nick Fraizer try their luck at sewing locker bags.
Heather Wilson
Natalie Wilson
Steven Wiltshire
Chad Winters
Brandi Wise
Rachel Wisehart
Mark Woitaszewski
Lisa Wright
Jason York
Jeremiah 2.ech
Matthew 2.eiger
Gregg Zimmerman
Not pictured
Shawn Cleary
Sonya Francisco
Matthew Gorthright
Matthew Hodgson
Christopher Hopper
Anna Spotted Crow
Seventh Grade
YI new out{ooK,, a new perspective
TomFurby Principal
'Workjng together mates (joodricli great
Since my arrival at Goodrich I have been most impressed with the friendliness of the students and staff. During the first week of school many students walked up and introduced themselves; that impressed me and continues to impress visitors to the building.
I have also been impressed with the way the teachers work together in teams. They are able to talk about students, their progress and their needs, and they have worked together on interdisciplinary units that are interesting. I am aware of many activities and units that are creative learning experiences. I am also pleased that so many activities reach out into the community; people outside of the school need to be aware of the excellent things going on here.
Any accomplishments that have occurred since I arrived have been possible because of the efforts of the students, staff, and parents. This year the roles of the Student Council, PTA, and Teacher Advisory Council have all changed. All three groups have been given more responsibility in making decisions that affect the school. Students are currently working on a Student Bill of Rights, teachers are working on a Team Handbook, a committee of students, teachers, and parents are . working on a Mission statement, and we have just developed a building Progress Report Form.
My goal for Goodrich would be that we continue to have students, teachers, and parents work together to make Goodrich a great school.
TomFurby Principal
Faculty
Valerie Hubbard-Harris Vice Principal
'Tonacf<t 9'&,6raskP, 'Teacher of tlie ~ear
Mrs. De Tonack, Teacher Coordinator, is the Nebraska Teacher of the Year. Each state winne r receives a $1000 stipend and a trip whereby all state winners have an opportunity to meet each other. The application for the award includes letters of reference, a description of the teaching career, a description of teacher involvement in professional and community activities, and the teacher's essays on educational issues and philosophies.
Lifetime lessons Value yourself, set your goals and work to attain them, work hard and treat others the way you would like to be treated, always do your best and never settle for anything less than that.
Goodrich teachers
Dalene Ballou Math
Tim Bayne Government
Cathy Rauch Counselor
Luetta Sandquist Counselor
Vern Burling Government
Suzy Cochnar Exp. Art
Stu Friesen Computers
Cheryl Graves English
Raeona Green P.E.
Coralyn Harder Oral Comm. Resource
Deb Headley Typing, Exp. Bus. Ed.
Morelle Herzinger General Ed.
New desk, new phone, new principal! Mr. Tom Furby appears unruffled as a Yearbook photographer peeps around the comer to get a good look at the new principal.
*Christa McAuliffe, Special Recognition
Lori Blum Reading
Charlotte Custer Math
Carrie Bouwens* HomeEc.
Rodney Droud Social Studies
Ann Stokes Counselor
Ann Brill Social Studies
Marcia Duckworth Health, P.E.
Deb Hinkley Special Ed Coordinator
Beth Briney Language Arts
Connie Duncan Resource
1Joing tlieir best for a{{ students
Jane Neal Scott Nelson Kristi Nelson-Hitz Media Specialist Resource Health, P.E.
Language Arts Health, P.E. Basic Life
Shirley Reeves Val Risenhoover Accompanist Resource
A new day starts in the copy room (right) Mr. Mann tells Mrs. NelsonHitz, "One day I had all my papers graded."
Journalism
Anne Nichols Exp.Language Spanish Jane
Physical Science Math Language Arts Space Science Biology
Jill Hoover Nurse Diane Hoyt Health, P .E. Resource
Kenneth Katzer Paula Koplin Science English
James Hoyt SSC
Shelly Lenz Band
Lyne Jack Michael Janesch Pat Jellum Health, P.E.
Robin Jones Math
Leah Magee English Yearbook
Dennis Mann Margaret Medel Lisa Mischke Science English Social Studies Spanish
Obbink Janet Olmstead Elizabeth Price
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Ckrcia{ Staff
Back
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Custodians
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Peggy Rouse English
Robert Shaw SSC
Bev Routh Math
Betsy Shipley Math
Kent Swanson Barb Weckman Social Studies Resource
Bill Schulenberg English
Ken Stasch Math
Sherry West Math
Susan Beeck Margaret Covert Joan Kalivoda
row: Becky Stairs, Sherry Tiritilli, Virginia Jones, Andrea Debus, Pamela Mitchell Front row: Bev Bauer, Irene Johnson, Betty Godwin Kim Scerini, Nancy Irons.
not pictured: Leonard Bartek, Delmer Beller, Teresa Moore.
Building Superintendent
Jan Kepler Carol Schulz
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Mr. Bayne and Clint Eastwood have in rommon? Faculty
Paraeaucator Staff
SCIP Intervention .91.ward
SCIP stands for School Community Intervention Program. This program was developed by LPSOO and Lincoln Medical Foundation to provide a way to help those students who make poor choices and find themselves involved with chemical addiction. The program assists many students and gives them a second chance at being successful in school, graduating and becoming a productive member of society. The program takes the combined effort of the community, school, and parents to be successful.
Six Goodrich staff members were selected for · the SCIP award. (picture at left, left to right) Jill Hoover, Valerie Hubbard-Harris, Jeane Loos, Dalene Ballou, Coordinator, Cathy Rauch, and Nancy Bare.
winners
World Food Day, October 16,1992, was the basis for a unit developed and presented to ninth grade students by Cooper Award winners, (left to right) Mr. Bayne,
and Mrs. Obbink.
A+ teachers Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs. Duckworth keep young hearts racing for Jump Rope For Heart. A check for $3,471 was presented to the American Heart Association. All seventh graders participated in the event.
Staff not pictured: Nancy Bare, Karen Cocozza, ·Mart) · Eischeid, Stan Hass, Larry Mackenstadt, Marilyn Michael Reed Reyman, Mark Ross, Joy Schwindt, Molley Tooley , Darrel Watermeier, Rose Watermeier.
Patti Edwards Barbara Frank Bev French Dawn Green Jeane Loos Glenda Self Peggy Whisler
Cooper
stress worfc{ fiunger
Mrs. Cocozza, Ms. Graves,
.9L regenerated "fie{d of view"
(jirfs 'Varsity 'llo{fey6a{{, City Cfiamps
"I feel proud of their determination and accomplishments."
Coach Friesen
Goodrich sports and a winning tradition lives on. The Girls Varsity Volleyball team took the city championship in the 1991-92 season. They represent the Goodrich spirit in our school. By working together with determination and a drive to win, the volleyball team overcame their obstacles just like each of us in our every day lives strive to succeed. The Goodrich sports program has a tradition of excellence and with this year's athletes, that tradition will live on for years to come. Sports
Feeling proud Ninth Grade Girls Varsity Volleyball celebrates after a much-earned win to claim the city championship.
Back row: Lisa Chamberlain, Angie Offenbacker, Heather Kolb, Mira nda Fran·ce. Middle row: Coach Friesen, Melanie Tramp, Mandy Braun, Michelle Kuhns, Susan Pearce. Front row: Manager Torrey Lee, Adrianne Ybarra, Jenny Kubat, Manager Angel Davison.
Lightweights
Nothin' but handsome! (top right) Alan Crist fixes his hair for the picture. "Whaaat??" (above) Coach Jellum is upset with a call by an official.
"Any person knows when they give it all. I generally believe that everyone tries their best and I admire people who are willing to reveal their weaknesses." Coach Jellum
Heavy·weights
Back row: Coach O'Neil, Mike Bauer, Travis Brady, Troy Paulus, Alan Crist, Mike Jeys, Coach Meyers Front row: Jeremy Mort, Gary Kubert, Gabe Gossard, Mike Schroeder, Jeremy Woerner, Kevin Cacek .
Back row: Ryan Shanesy, Toby Oglesby, Ryan Douglas, Adam Wessel, Brent Berryman, Joshua Rumbaugh, Coach Baker. Front row: Coach Jellum, Ryan Koelzer, Jeff Keele, Aaron Schulz, Charlie Schroeder, Arron Jenkins, Jason Betz, Brad Geller.
"They realized that acquiring the skills for ninth grade was important."
Back row: Coach Angie Simpson, Cindy Turman, Gina Tolliver, Nicole Neff, Courtney Knippel, Taryn Tolliver, Melissa Steinkraus, Desirae Dockter, Stephanie Shields, Sandra Schmieder, Katherine Atkin, Kristine Mort, Coach Mischky Fourth row: Gwen Daarhd, Shannon Buresh, Stephanie Zechmann, Becky Schramek, Beky Leaplay, Nikki Sampson, Rachelle Johnson, Alicia Chandler, Piper Hill, Tracy Brown Third row: Danita Howe, Erica Hejsek, Angie Watson, Heather Welton, Tracey Lewandowske, Amy Bratt, Amy Wittstruck, Karina Fredrickson, Michelle Ketter Second row: Bevin McLaughlin, Laura Edwards, Keri Keller, Lisa Macku, Sarah Schowalter, Stacey Fish, Melissa Schultz, Stephanie Stewart, Laura Irons Front row: Paula Lyle, Lyneea Arehart, Corissa Stewart, Amanda Brady, Kelley Davis, Andrea Taulborg, Brenda Ensminger.
"Every game is important to someone so I always feel great when we have done our best."
Coach Mann
Back row: Melissa Dittmer, Michelle Hoagla11.d, Heather Bailey, Carrie Thoreson Second row: Coach Angie Simpson, Sherri Brouillette, Lori Gerloff, Stacy Hladky, Nicole Kapperman Front row: Manager Torrey Lee, Jeni Nelson, Jenny Hames, Manager Angel Davison.
"All of the teams at Goodrich have always been together like a small family." Manager Ang~l Davison
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Back row: Shane McKinney, Cory Hassebroek, Joey Hoffman, Robert Garton, Curtis Weber, Jason Thavenet, Jeremy Cade, Coach Droud Front row: Jeremy IGrstine, Nick Frazier, Sten Ulrich, Mark Johnson, Clinton Green, Dusty Green, Bryan Dougherty, Matt Almquist.
"I expect dedication and hard work. Teamwork is essential to having success. "
CoachDroud
Back row: Coach Nelson, Chuck Green, David Hergenrader, Tim Quinn, Alex Scodoris, Jeff Mueller, Roberto Solorio, Dan Schulz, Coach Smith, Coach Quinn Front row: Caleb I<recklow, James Marshall, Cody Jones, Cameron Jones, Larry Wendt, Rommel Zara, Dan Schippert, John Brazau, Bruce Anderson.
9tfi Cross Country
Dan Scdoris, Nathan Conroy, Bobby Harding, Eddie Brown, Coach -Schulenberg.
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Back row: Tracey Brown, Jaqueline Littlesack, Brad Oldfield, Kendra Littlesack Front row: Hilary Donovan, Susan !Gene, Aaron Tupa, Jason Trouba . .
(jootfricli spirit creates team unity
'Boys 'Varsity 'Basks,t6a{{
Back row: Charlie Schroeder, Adam Wessel, Isaiah Hopkins, Bobby Harding, Ryan Douglas, Jeff Keele, Coach Schulenberg Front row: Eddie Brown, Matt Koehn, Brent Berryman, Kevin Cacek, Gabe Gossard.
"No one person can be a success in a team sport alone. I feel teamwork is the foundation of many sports."
Coach Schulenberg
'Boys ~erve 'Basks,t6a{{
Back row: Manager Lisa Chamberlain, Josh Rumbaugh, Justin Chrisp, Ryan Shanesy, Aaron Schulz, Marc Schmidt, Alan Crist, Manager Michelle Hoagland, Coach Haas Front row: Manager Mike Bauer, Chad Giebelhaus, Troy Bartek, David Bice, Nathan Conroy, Jeremy Woerner, Robert Evans, Travis Brady, Manager Heather Kolb.
8tfi 'Boys 'Basks,t6a{{
Back row: Coach Gerlach, Todd Warner, Caleb Krecklow, Jim Knight, Jim Carlson, John Ferrin, Joe Rupp, Jeff Mueller, Pat Skomer, Kirk Allen, Aaron Gill-Combs, Tom Rine, Coach Hudson Second row: Chris Hurst, Jeff Harris, Jeff Sheets, Brian Podwinski, Rommel Zara, Jason Watkins, Joe Larraine, Duane Pierce, Chris Kucera, Danny Schulz, T.J. Swanson Front row: Aaron Tupa, Ryan Wilson, Ryan Rader, Jason Hanlin, Eric Walker, George Neberman, Jason Trouba, Melvin Revilla, Owen Killham. Sports
"If you truly do your best, and only you really know, then you are successful"
Coach Schulenberg
'E~lii{arating teamwork motivates atfi{etes
7tfi 'Boys 'BasK!!,t6a{[
"I motivate by example. If I'm excited and show it, I hope that it
Back row: Andrew Dunlap, Mike Bickley, Nick Lahners, Chris Taylor, Robert Garton, Curtis Weber, Chad Vogel, Jason Thavenet, Brad Trainor, Travis Hillman, Cory Hassebroek, Coach Haas Second row: Sokchea Oum, Matt Seip, Mike Pasika, Jeremiah Zech, Jeremy Kirstine, Nathan Gieck, Jay England, Jason York, Nick Frazier, John Buhrman Front row:
Scorekeeper Jessica Deville, Eric Meisinger Shawn McCoy, Ryan Kot, Kory Knecht, Josh Johnson , Pat Tryon, Scorekeeper Nickey Sampson. carries over to the team. " Coach Johnson
City Cfiamps
(jir{s 'Varsity 'Bas~t6a[[
Back row: Manager Stacey Francisco, Manager Jeff Keele, Manager Miranda France , Coach Friesen Middle Row: Lisa Chamberlain, Sherri Lang, Torrey Lee, Kelly Klawitter, Melody Scharton Front Row: Angie Offenbacker, Michelle Kuhns, Angel Davison, Mandy Braun.
"Obviously you want to win, but a lot has to do with how you win or lose it." Coach Droud
Back row: Shawn McKillip (LHS Gymnastics), Sherri Lang (LHS Volleyball), David Foster (LHS Swimming), Carrie Thoreson (LHS Swimming), Chad Giebelhaus (LHS Golf) Front Row: Jevon Boardman (LHS Swimming) , Greg Gerlach (NE Basketball), Kelly Klawitter (LHS Gymnastics) , Heather Bailey (LHS Swimming) , Ryan Johnson (LHS Golf), Not Pictured: Erin Cox (LHS Gymnastics), Ryan Douglas (LHS Baseball).
Working liari promotes a sense of acliievement
9tfi (jratfe 'Wrestfing City Cliamps •
Back Row: Manager Sherri Lang, Alan Crist, Aaron Schulz, Caleb Alexander, Jeff Keele, Ryan Shanesy, Adam Wessel, Charlie Schroeder, Randy Kraatz, Jason Betz Middle Row: Manager Kelly Klawitter, Brent Berryman, Jeremy Woerner, Ryan Koelzer, Eric Wilson, Jeremy Swanson, Rodney Smith, Toby Oglesby, Coach Nelson Front Row: Manager Angie Offenbacker, Ben Wisehart, Mike Jeys, Dusty Green, Dan Scdoris, Jeff Zeiger, Troy Paulus, Coach Jellum, Coach Koelzer. Not Pictured: Gary Kubert, Shane Reutzel.
8tfi gratfe wrestfing
Back Row: William Norris, Dan Schulz, Toby Schroeder, Alex Scdoris, Robert DuPont, Pat Skomer Middle Row: Jason Delisi, Jim Keller, Chuck Green, Cory Lyons, Marty Showen, Coach Nelson Front Row: Coach Koelzer, Jeremy Fischer, Michael Schroeder, George Neberman, Gary Downs, Danny Marshall, Danny Schippert, Coach Jellum.
7tfi gratfe wrestfing
Back Row: Brandon Scranton, Cory Hassebroek, Jerome Baker, Chad Vogel, Steve Nicholson, Kyle McGrew, Ryan Enevoldsen, Nate Gieck, Ryan Gates Middle Row: Coach Koelzer, Jake Swinsco, Adam Taylor, Ron Dulas, Clint Green, Brad Trainer, Tony Smith, Chris Bonnema, Shane Thayer, Jason Petty, Coach Jellum, Matt Zeiger, Justin Potter, Josh Johnson, Greg Sparling, Pat Tryon, Bryan Hermsen, Stan Ulrich
The 9th grade Varsity basketball team n the city championship on March , 1992. Members of this year's team are: Kelly l(lawitter, Michelle
(joodricli Student Counci[
AfaKing a difference ·
Red and blue makes chaos? Angie Offenbacker, Angel Davison, and Rachel Meyer question Kari Rowe about what colors to use while painting the office windows for Fall Fest.
Back row: Andy Sawatzki, Brian Chaney, Bekka Meyer, Eddie Brown, Chad Vogel, Adam White, Stacy Robertson Middle Row: Mr. Bayne, Angel Davison, Angie Offenbacker, Paul Hasty, Erin Cox, Monica Kepler, Mrs. Duncan Front row: Rachel Meyer, Kari Rowe, Dara Wagner Not pictured: Amber Henderson.
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The purpose of the Student Council at Goodrich is to foster leadership in the school and community, to promote pride and spirit in the school, and encourage communication between students and administration. Student Council is made up of five members from each grade and are elected by their peers.
Some activities that were sponsored by Student Council are: Fall Fest, which included Spirit Week, a can drive and a dance to benefit the City Mission, and Spring Break '92. The Student Council purchased a juice machine and baby-sat the teachers' children for Valentine's Day. The Student Council also volunteered at the City Mission during Thanksgiving.
Lending a hand Student Council members pose with the cans collected during Fall Fest.
Explorers Club is made up of about 70 ninth grade students. The purpose of the club is to explore different careers. They attempt to show that academics, meeting responsibilities, and future planning is very important during a student's i{lformative years. This experience helps students to plan for a future career. This year they visited the Cornhusker Hotel, Stuart Theater, Nebraska Book . Company, the Teresa Plant, and .---- the Madonna Center.
Back row: Eric Geiger, Melissa Dittmer, Shannon Chrisp, Bekka Meyer, Miranda France, Aaron Schulz, Ben Wisehart Fourth row: Viveca Dilley, Lana Ahlberg, John Yeager, Lisa Chamberlain, Ryan Shanesy, Charlie Schroeder, Angie Venema, Ryan Koelzer, Ryan Douglas, Jeremy Woerner, Stacy Hladky, Mandy Braun, Sherri Lang, T.J. Boerngen, Scott Medina, Shawn Sanburn Third row: Melonie Meyers, Nikki Hammons, Michelle Tryon, Michelle Kuhns, Jenny Kubat, Raquel Turek, Jessica Bradley, Arron Jenkins, LeeAnn Hock Second row: David Foster, Chris Bahl, Gary Kubert, Sarah Schupbach, Katie DeGraff, Amy Bouwens, Jamie Carter, Chris Johnson, Torrey Lee, Angel Davison, Kevin Cacek Front row: Angel Slater, Stephanie Mahoney, Janette Zara, Jeni Nelson, Heather Bailey, Michelle Hoagland, Angie Smith, Melissa Jurgens Not pictured: Mike Bauer, Cindy Fruehling, Greg Gerlach, Gabe Gossard, Bobby Harding, Jeff Keele, Matt Koehn, Angie Offenbacker, Shauna Olsen , Eric Olsen, Mechaela Reed, Karrie Sabin, Marcus Schmidt, James Schmitz, Renee Thompson, Carrie Thoreson, Tyler Waller, Eric Wilson, Kevin Wortman . All smiles here Heather Bailey stops to flash a smile before she's off on an Explorers field trip.
Matficounts
Mathcounts is a club that introduces members to problem strategies they may not see in class and helps students prepare for a regional Mathcounts competition. It gives students who enjoy math a chance to be in competition and win prizes in addition to recognition. Students in Mathcounts gain experience, make friends, and strengthen their math skills.
Back Row: Mrs. West, Kelli Mitchell, Jeremiah McConnell, Enoch Ulmer, assistant Cindy Fruehling, assistant Angel Slater Front Row: Arron Slater, Jamie Kapke, and Heather Danielson.
Just Say 9{p detennined to stay drug free
A little relaxation (left) Shawn Van Dyke, Torrey Lee, Cory Lyons, Susan Peai:ce, Ty Mumgaard, and Michelle Kuhns take it easy at the JSN retreat.
7th Grade (Above) Back row: •Stacy Robertson, •Jennifer Peterson, •Chad Vogel, Steven Nicholson, Kyle Mcgrew, Curtis Weber, Brandon Scranton, Jason Thavenet, Ryan Luedtke, •Josh Schulz, Robert Garton, Joshua Strohmyer Fourth row: • Andy Sawatzki, Heather Wilson, Jeremiah Bechtel, Erica Brennan, Corena Pluta, Tracy Kraus, Tara Hartshorn, Amber Walters, Amber Henderson, Jonathan Buhrman Third row: Jamie Itzen, •Meghan Mckernan, Gregory Sparling, Melissa Pichler, Jennifer Lunberry, Korey Knecht, Nathan Gieck, Melissa Swanson, Melissa Eskra, Rachel Wisehart, Ryan Enevoldsen, Jason Mihulka, Michael Bradley, Veronica Johnson Second row: Adam Beach, Christina Green, Penny Ethridge, Sarah Frey, Cassie Allen, Lyndsie Lear, Jayne Van Cleaf, Tamara Ebers, Karron Bratt, Anne Holmes, Dana Swisher Front row: Scott Barrett, Jeremy Kirstine, Tyson Regnier, Katherine Howard, Katrina Hejsek, Shari Stewart, Melinda Payne, Lucas Goldsby, Jeffrey Rindone, Nicholas Frazier, Ryan Gates. •committee members
8th Grade (Below) Back row: James Keller, Timothy Childress, Shawn Van Dyke, Cory Lyons, Danny Marshall, Taryn Tolliver, Gwen Daarud, Kirk Allen, Melvin Revilla, Paula Lile, T.J. Swanson Fifth row: Michaela Dubbs, Brian Podwinski, Jenifer Wood, Desirae Dockter, •Jim Carlson, Jessica Deville, Melissa Steinkraus, Kelly Barrett, Rebecca Leapley, Courtney Knippel, Michelle Ketterer, Shannon Buresh, Bevin McLaughlin, Elizabeth Frye, Michael Boles, •Monica Kepler, Danita Howe, Julia Gamer, Heidi Bartlett, Heather Bartlett, Stephani Zechmann, Jason Crandall Fourth row: Jeffrey Harris, James Knight, Enoch Ulmer, Michael Mccawley, •Brian Chaney, Daniel Schulz, J~ffrey Sheets, John Ferrin, John Brazau Third row: Ryan Rader, Gary Downs, Ty Mumgaard, Kelli Mitchell, Angela Watson, Andrea Taulborg, Toby Schroder, Karina Fredrickson, Michelle Musick, Tracy Brown, Jaime Neurohr, Tracey Brown Second row: Andrew Staehr, Steven Mercer, •Derek Walker, •Kari Rowe, Corissa Stewart, Amanda Brady, Lyneea Arehart, Trad Lewandowski, Amy Bratt, Laura Irons, Stephanie Shields, Lindsay Gilmore Front row: Piper Hill, Hilary Donovan, Keri Keller, Nickey Sampson, Erica Hejsek, Luke Johnson, T.J. Hammond, Jason Hanlon, Jesse Theiler, •Joe Rupp, Melissa Merrill •committee members
Just Say No Oub members join together for activities that give them a chance to spend time with others who choose to be drug free.
The Just Say No Club sponsored a fall retreat to Aurora, Nebraska, and 148 students, parents, and staff attended. It also holds night dances, a lock-in at the YMCA, a r Halloween bash, and JSN speakers who encourage students to stay drug free.
News flash (upper right) Derek Walker is a reporter, Mechaela Reed is undercover under a table, and Mrs. Neal plays the part of the photographer during a JSN skit. Getting it together (above) JSN members, teachers, and parents, enjoy skits at the retreat. - Dedicated teacher (upper left) Mr. Jellum takes time to inform JSN members about upcoming activities at a meeting. Jessica Brown and Rachel Wisehart listen. A strong outlook (left) "Strong" students perform skits at the retreat.
9th Grade Back row: John Niederhaus, Scott Medina, Eric Wilson, Mike Bauer, *Ryan Douglas, *Charlie Schroeder, Ryan Shanesy, Adam Wessel, Alan Crist, *Jeff Keele, *Gary Kubert Fourth row; Justin Chrisp, T.J. Boerngen, Chris Bahl, Travis Brady, Angie Coleman, *Jeremy Woerner, *Angie Offenbacker, Susan Pearce, *Kevin Cacek Third row: Annette Stetson, *Raquel Turek, Bekka Meyer, Shelly Nichols, Jessica Bradley, Melissa . Jurgens, Ryan Koelzer Second row: Amy Bouwens, Laura Rogers, Shandra McNeese, Jessica Bormann, Karrie Sabin, Mechaela Reed Front row: Jamie Carter, Nikki Ryder, Mike Jeys, Eddie Brown, Jason Betz.* committee members
Moving in a new direction .
Swing Cfunr
Back row: Arron Jenkins, Jim Knight, Kirk Allen, David Hergenrader, Rachelle Johnson, Lindsey Ziemba, Sandy Schmieder, Ryan Shanesy Second row: Emily DeGraff, Andy Staehr, Youjin Lee, Melanie Tramp, Erica Rea, Nicole Kimbrough, Jessica Niederhaus, John Ferrin, Michelle Bussard, Angel Slater, Mrs. Lenz
Front row: Melissa Schultz, Stacey Fish, Heather Danielson, Lisa Wright, Matt Almquist, Caryn Guillermo, Shannon Snyder, Cindy Fruehling Not pictured Traci Lewandowski.. Not pictured: Intermediate and Prep Bands Activities
Back row: Eddie Brown, Jeff Keele, Jeremia h
Goodro, Gary Kubert, Enoch Ulmer, Bria n Chaney, Travis Brady, Brian Podwinski, Alan Crist, Mike Schroeder Front row: Kelli Mitchell, Lindsay Gilmore, Katie DeGraff, Nickell e Hammons, Melissa Steinkraus, Kelly Klawitte r, Bekka Meyer, Melody Scharton, Alici a Chandler, Lyneea Arehart
Practice makes perfect (below left) Swin , Choir members perform, ''Rudolph the Rec Nose Reindeer," during a rehearsal. Sing dance, and be merry (below right) Culle1 Swing Choir members visit Goodrich fo r Swing Choir exchange day.
Orchestra
Sympfionic 'Band
Back row: Nickelle Hammons, Ben Wisehart, Tim Daniel, Alan Crist, Brent McLaughlin, Alison Scott, Bekka Meyer, Mandy Braun, Melanie Palacios Third row: Stephanie Zechman, Sherri Brouillette, Cindy Turman, Matt Comstock, Miranda France, Stacy Hladky, Lori Gerloff, Michele Shepherd Second row: Mrs. Lenz, Kelli Mitchell, Sten Ulrich, Melonie Myers, Gina Miller, Danita Howe, Dusty Green, Heather Bartlett Front row: Michelle Harms, Kari Keller, Laura Donahoo, Steve Niederhaus, Jamie Bunstock, Julie Garner, Laura Edwards, Adrianne Ybarra, Ty Mumgaard, Kelly Davis
Not pictured: Brad Geller, Arron Jenkins, Stephanie Stovall.
Stage r.Bantf
Back row: Mr. Zimmerman, Viveca Dilley, Jeremy Woerner, Aaron Schulz, Sandy Schmieder, Lindsay Gilmore Third row: Brian Podwinski, Travis Brady, Matthew Koehn, Joshua Schulz, Melody Scharton, Rachel Meyer, Mrs. Lenz Second row: Bryan Gilliland, Owen Killham, Sherri Lang, Ryan Johnson, Jeff Keele Front row: Eric Schmidt, Chad Giebelhaus, Chris Babl, Gary Kubert, Lyneea Arehart
Not pictured: Chad Vogel and FausHna Banta.
The world is a stage (top right) The Stage Band performs for students and staff in the commons during lunch. Entertainers are, Lindsay Gilmore, Chad Vogel, and Aaron Schulz. Synchronized saxaphones (above) Stage Band members Bryan Gilliland, Lyneea Arehart, Gary Kubert, Chris Babl, Eric Schmidt, Chad Giebelhaus and Sandy Schmieder are in tune as they play for students at lunch.
Activities
fJ3ound to cliange tlie worU
:First semester Speecli/'Drama
Back row: David Bice, Tina Lowell, Amy Wittstruck, Eddie Brown, Dana Hile, Mrs. Blum, Mike Sterba Front row: Jason Delisi, Corrine Kucera, Cheryl Merryman, Stacey Fish, Latonia Kempton, Kala Mackey, Geoff Zimmerman Not pictured: Joe Luff, Michelle Williams.
Speech and Drama class helps students experience the basis of speaking and encourages participation in oral reading and acting. The goals of this course are to produce and present two plays and to provide students with a foundation of knowledge and basic skills in speaking and acting. Students gain a better self-concept and a relaxed sense of being while speaking or acting in front of a large group. Four students entered the Nebraska Optimists Oratorical Contest. Plays presented this year were: "Christmas at the O.K. Corral" by Patsy Miller and Cheryl Thurston, and "The Littlest Elf" by Frances B. Watts. They also read Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg and The Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore.
Second semester Speecli/'Drama
Put 'em up! Geoff Zimmerman brandishes his gun in the Speech and Drama play, "Christmas at the O.K. Corral".
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Jamie
Back row: Stephanie Stovall, Jill Anderson, Mrs. Blum
David Brooks, Enoch Ulmer Middle row: Tim Quin n
Wittstruck, Nicole Neff, Laura Irons Front row
Sarah Schowalter,
Kapke, Annette Stetson.
Science O{ympiad
'E,cofogy C{u6
Ecology Club informs teenagers of environmental problems and offers time for discussion on what they can do to solve them. They make an effort to get people involved and concerned about the environment.
Science Olympiad is a group of students who are interested in science. The goals of the group are to increase students' interest in science, improve students' science education, provide recognition for outstanding achievment, do the best they can do at the competitions, and have fun. On April 11, the Science Olympiad competed against other schools in different events.
The absent-minded professor Science Olympiad member, Jason Turek, appears perplexed as he sets up an experiment during a club meeting.
Internationa{ C{u6
Back row: Shawnie Beals, Mrs. Obbink, Enoch Ulmer Middle row: Alison Gage, Heidi Goeschel Front row: Joe Luff, Elizabeth Luff, Penny Ethridge.
International Club expands the learning of the languages French and Spanish by listening to guest speakers and attending the Foreign Language Fair in March.
Back row: Angel Slater, Melanie Tramp, Sherri Brouillette, Ms. Nicho ls Front row: Mindy Griggs, Cindy Fruehling, Janette Zara.
Back row: Corey Simmons, Jason Turek, Robert Garton, C.J. Black, Mr. Mann, Eric Olson, Ben Wisehart, Mrs. Obbink, Brandon Trevarrow, Adam Shanesy Front row: Chuck Nelson, Kevin Hunt, Ben Craig, Lisa Wright, Sten Ulrich, Dane Rosenau, John Davis.
'Discovering new visions
The Goodrich Olympian Journalism staff publishes three to four newspapers a semester including stories on school sports, news, features, editorials and interesting opinion columns for Goodrich students.
Second semester Jouma{ism
Back row: Mike Bauer, John Niederhaus, Robert Evans, Eddie Brown, Ryan Lunberry, Randy Kraatz Middle row: Mrs. Magee, Stacey Francisco, Heather Bailey, Michelle Tryon, Elizabeth Anderson, Calvin Roblyer Front row: Jimmy Schmitz, Jill Gade, Reggie Russell, Christine Damon.
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Back row: Melissa Dittmer, Ryan Shanesy, Isaiah Hopkins, Angie Smith, Jefenda Parker, Carrie Thoreson Second row: Melonie Myers, Shelly Nichols, Calvin Roblyer, Shandra McNeese, Laura Rogers, Viveca Dilley, Mrs. Magee Front row: Jimmy Schmitz, • Jessica Bormann, Jamie Carter, Heather Kolb, Jenny Hames .
Back row: Annette Stetson, Corena Pluta, Jenny Stege, Melissa Hager, Nicole Neff, Alicia Chandler, Lisa Wright Front row: Meghan Mckernan, Jamie Kapke,
Bratt, Karron Bratt, Stephanie Stewart.
Extra, extra, read all about it!
Jerenda Parker, Laura Rogers, and Angie Smith sell a copy of the Goodrich Olympian to an interested student.
Red Cross collected almost 400 pounds of food for the Lincoln Food Bank and visited nursing homes on special occcasions. Some events for Red Cross were the Olympic Challenges, Holiday greeting cards, and Thanksgiving vases.
