Goodrich Middle School
1999-2000
Administration: Principal: Be s Scott
Assistant Principal: Rick Ernst Coordinator: David Keech
"Changes Through Time"
Yearbook staff
Advisor:Amy Casson
Cheif Editors
Gabrielle James, Alyssa Schuettler, Scott Cavadini
Computer Specialists
Nie Somera, Cory Hart
BUSINESS
Cory Hart
Tony Tushar
Garrett Packett
Carlos Bowman
DESIGNER/PHOTO ED.
Calley Schlichenmaier
Chelsie Lawler
Cory Hart
Nie Somera
TEAM 119th GRADE
Chelsee McMeen, photos
Jessica Taylor, writer
Calley Schlichenmaier, designer
Carmelita Estrada-Moore, worker
Ashley Gilmore, sports
TEAM 218th GRADE
Sarah Kielblock, photos
Sarah Cink, worker
Nie Somera, designer
Renee Trevizo, writer
Edger Ramirez, sports
TEAM 317th GRADE
Jessica Canby, photos
Molly Shields, writer
Cory & Gabe, designer
Jennifer Buxton, worker
Kasey McCoy, sports
TEAM 4/CLUBS
Nicole Oswald, photos
Victoria Noble, writer
Tiffany Davison, designer
Nick Fulton, worker
Newspaper artical headlines taken from the "Lincoln ,Journal Star"
Dedication 99-00
When Mr. Friesen was a kid, there weren't any computers. His middle school only had seventh and eighth grade. He went to school downtown, where it was very easy to sneak into grocery stores during lunchtime.
Mr. Freisen decided to become a teacher because of his family's invovlvment in education. His father and brother guided him to become a teacher. His first year of teaching was in 1969. He started out as a math teacher, recalling that he remembered a time when there were calculators, students used a thing called a slide rule. The school had a machine that could multiply and <livid~ large numbers and it took about ten seconds to do the work and it only cost abou t fifty dollars. He later switched to teaching computer applications because it was more fun. •
If you've had Mr. Freisen before, you know that he has many heavy looking textbooks on his shelf, but he never uses them. This is because he feels that it is a boring way to learn, and that a handson approach is better.
He now shares the title of Athleti~ Director with Mr. Swanson, but before he was the director he was one of Goodrich's coaches. In fact, one of his most memorable moments was winning the city championships in sports. Only ninth graders competed in the championships, they were like the varsity team of middle school. In 1986, Goodrich won the track city championship. He said, "It was pretty cool."
Mr. Freisen has only worked at Goodrich during his thirty years of teaching. He has never left because he is comfortable here, and a change could be too stressful. He thinks that Goodrih hasn't changed for the better or worse, the neighborhood has improved, the education is about the same, there are better students, and there aren't ninth grade sports anymore. When we asked him when he planned on retiring, he said, "I haven't checked my powerball tickets yet, but probably in the next three to five years."
(Above) Is that your final answer?
(Above) Conspiring with another teacher to take over the school? Or... not.
(Below) Alway willing to lend a helping hand.
Mr. Freisen has two children, a daughter that live in Kansas City and has two children, and a son that lives in Lincoln. When he is not teaching, he works on an acreage. There are about 800 trees that were planted ten to twelve years ago. There are also three acres of wildflowers. He also enjoys golfing but he feels that he is bad at it.
Mr. Freisen's favorite kind of music would be the classics, such as Willie Nelson, Jimmy Buffet, and Jerry Jeff. One of his favorite songs is "Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison: He i~ skilled in the art of playing the recorder, and once wanted to be a drummer, but a teacher told him to stick to playing sports. Mr. Freisen also collected Star War action figures when he was younger. He has about 150 action figures now. His favorite holida y i s Christmas, because he can spend it with his family. He also gives odd gifts and wraps them strangely.
Thank-you Mr. Freisen for being a part of this school!
(Left)
(Right) And this is what we call a computer, got that Tyson?
REM E MBER WHEN. -
-Tyler Lawrence fell asleep during English class, and Katie Nelson and Sarai Bloomquist put make up on him - Mrs. Cosson and Mrs. Shuster-Graff sang to the students - Nick Brennan broke his arm wrestling - Scott Cavadini tripped over a hurdle and fell down during track - The Diff. class threw Mr. Smith a birthday party, and just so they could have cake the next day, they threw Mrs. Routh a party - during science class, Brett Wilkinson asked what cleavage was - Clinton Avery refused to wear a purple dress during an English play - Sean Brozek started dancing on a table with a flower during science class - In health class, Jennifer Rutt, Alyssa Schuettler, and Corissa Buehner were talking. Landon Pierce turned around to see what they were doing, and Mr. Higgs yelled at him so loud that people down the hall could hear. - Brittany McFee walked in on Mrs. Heartel going to the bathroom - Pat Yoakum ran into the door divider at the Southeast Science Olympiad invitational - Mrs. Hamilton bought a triangle to keep the Diff. class quietCory Hart walked into the girls' restroom - Ryan Warner threw a pencil into the ceiling during PRIDE class and the whole group started doing it - Mrs. Hamilton dyed her hair purple - The kids on the DC trip got stuck in Virginia, and only Zach Coffin, Dillon Boenish, Jennifer Rutt, and Koren Plummer went to school the next day - During volleyball, Ashley Barbour served, hit the scoreboard, and knocked it down - Mrs. Hamilton was yelling at her class to be quiet when it was the TV next door - John Massa (current 10th grader) pulled Sarah Kielblock off the stage, she broke her arm, and Mr. Searcey wouldn't let her go to the nurse - Nick Fulton got ice cream shoved in his face - Jennifer Lan swallowed a pop tab during sociarstudies - Dottie Urbanek and Noelle Polk had a fight using paint during art - Casey Stanislav broke a pane of glass with her butt - Clinton Avery stuck a staple in his finger so he wouldn't have to take the test - Devin Taylor had a can of pop in his pants pocket, Matt Monks stabbed it with a fork, and it exploded - Kasey McCoy dyed her hair blue - Haley Hilligas kept falling on the stairs - Casey Stanislav got her foot stuck in Molly Sheild's skirt and fell down -A pen exploded in Julie Kilzer's mouth and it took about ten minutes for her to realize it - Winston Sanniola mooned Jamie Balkovec in algebra class - On the first day of school, Tiffany Davison went into the wrong period math class, she told everyone she had to go to the bathroom and never came back - Nick Buller tripped over the cement wall by the portables during passing time - AJ Gage and Tony McAdams climbed onto the roof of the math portable - Pat Yoakum got suspended for decorating his binder with pictures from Hustler magazine - Sean Brozek and Matt Monks tied Alyssa Schuettler's sleeves into knots during lunch - Landon Pierce threw up on the bus on the way home from school - Some students made a lamp out of some paper and a doll's leg (like the one in "A Christmas Story")for Mrs. Jantz - Zach Coffin got shoved into the lockers . during Jazz Band - Gwen Higgins slipped and fell in Government while trying to chase Kelly Gregg - People started throwing food during the blackout at lunch - Kara Simpson was gone for almost half the year because she had Mono - Julie Kilzer got her head stuck between two desks - James Hall did a flip during a drama performance and landed on Noelle Polk - Jake Brestel blew a bubble as big as his head and it exploded all over his face and in his hair
9th Grade
Growing Pains
Hmmm ... just the sound of ninth grade is pretty stressful isn't it? It's mainly because we're all different. Difference as in our looks, personalities, behavior, preference, etc. We have our similarities and differences, but teenagers suffer from one demanding thing. Growing up!!! We all have to grow up mentally, physically, and emotionally. Through all the pain and sorrow we have fun and enjoy life. So even if your at home, school, with friends or family and things are not going good keep on striving forward.
Noelle Polk and Dottie Urbanek both say, "Friendships have a much greater value because of ninth grade." Keegan Danaher and Troy Hughes both said that their parents have laid more responsibilities on them since their going into ninth grade. "The people are moody and can be nice on and off," says Dottie, Noelle, Keegan, and Troy. When talking about dating Troy Hughes says, "Ninth grade is easier to get girls, because I'm a man!" So through the pain and puberty we will stand tall. (Well maybe some of us?!)
Article By: Jessica Taylor
Brent Farabod smiling in English.
Allen, Matthew Atchley, Michelle Austria, Holly Avery, Clinton Bailey, Meli a
Baker, ick
Bale ,Chri tina
Balko vec , Jamie Bauer , Sarah Beaman , Megan
Beetem , Ashley
Bene , Mitchel Biaggio, Chrissy Biggs, Rachel Bittinger, Stephanie
Beo nis h, Dillon
Bonn ell, Ashlie Bow man, Carlos Brennan, icholas Brestel , Jake
Brockhoff, Jenna Brozek, Sean Buchenau, Sheila Buehner, Corissa Buller, icholas
Burnett, Steven Buxton , Jennifer Canby , Jessica Cardwell, Sarah Caskey, Sara
Casteel, Amanda Cavadini , Scott Chrisp, Christele Christensen, Molly Christina, Jimmy Cink, Sarah Classen, Andrea
Cleveland, Quentin Coffin. Zachary Combs, Heather Combs, Jes ica Crabtree, David Crosby, Tyson Crumb , Jason
Dahl, Kelsey Danaher, Keegan Davison, Tiffany
Dillavou, Geoffrey Duff, Travis Dunlap, Matthew Estrada-Moore, Carmelita
Farabod, Brent Farber, Amanda Farewell, Jennifer Farmer, Aaron Fazel, Corey Fleming, Dot Foreman, Ranae
Fulton, Nick Gadeken, Patricia Gage, Andrew Gallentine, Jessica Gilmore, Ashley Graham , Amanda Graham, Cassandra
Gray, Sara Gregg , Kelly Grothen, Tracey Gruenemeier, Nicole Hale, Erica Hall, Jay Haller, Echo
Ham, Ian Hamel,Mike Harrell, Allison Hart, Cory Hatten, Nicole Higgins, Gwen Hile, Chad
Hilligas , Haley Hines, Jennifer Hoffman, Brent Hofpar, Adam Hoyle, Lindsey Hua, Dimi Hughes, Troy
9th Grade
Hutson, Jessica James, Gabrielle _ Johnson, Sheretta Jones, Chris Jones, Jenna
Joplin, Jacky Juhl, Kevin Keever, Shawn Kerkemeyer, Kameron Kessler , Andrew
Kielblock, Sarah Kilzer, Julie Knopp, Jessica Kometscher, Micheal Kortum, Lindsey
Krull, Jocie Krusemark, Sarah Lawler, Chelsie
Lawrence, Tyler Leach, Ronnie
Lear, Marian
Lehn, Catherine Leibel , Ashley Leija, Angelica Littleton, J alee
This year the staff at Goodrich have been pretty strict on the dress code. The staff didn't let a lot of stuff slide. So we decided to ask the students what they thought about !t. Many people said they hated or disliked the dress code. Adding that they should be able to wear whatever they want to. They said that gothic clothes, spaghetti strap tank tops and a little stomach never hurt anyone. Still, many people didn't really care as long as they didn't have to wear uniforms. Such as Alyssa Schuettler; she said, " At least we don't have to wear uniforms. I wear what I've always worn so it doesn't affect me." With all this from the students it's not going to change the staff's decision who feels it creates a more academicaly focused enviroment. So we will just have to deal with it.
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Cathy Lehn thought that the dress code was a good idea so that everyone doesn't look like really bad and stuff.
Ashely Barber thinks that she likes what she wears now and this dress code doesn't really affect her, because she doesn't even want to wear clo t hes like that to school.
peppered
want
have a dress code, he thinks that everyone should be able to wear
they ·wanted to.
Lottman , Dustin
Loury, Casiopia
Malick , Lucas
Martinez , Nicholas
Martinez, Noelia
Mattison , Derek
McAdams, Tony McCoy , Kasey
McFee , Brittney
McMeen , Chelsee
Mc Vay , Chris Memmott,Michelle
Micheal , Blair
Mikkelson , James Miller , Keith
Mistoler , William
Monks , Matthew
Moseman, Ryan
Napue , Owen Neff, Jodi
High school sports were really important for the 9th graders this year. Alot of them made teams that were higher than they excepted. Such as Tiffany Davison who made varisty volleyball. For volleyball she was the only freshman on the team and helped them make it to the state semi-finals. Three other girls from our school made higher teams. For being wtih sophmores and juniors they fit right in. As for the the freshman teams four of our girls made it. They all had a gray season even though the freshman A team had to play some jv and reserve teams. The freshman B team did great. They even had one of our teachers as their coach. Football Football Football. Is all the guys who played it thought about. Jake Brestel was the only guy that made it above freshman. He was the kicker for the reserve and jv for a couple of games. All of the rest of the talented guys made freshman A and B team. There were a lot of guy.s from goodrich that made the teams. All in all they had a good season. They made a big improvement over the season.
Softball was not one of the sports many people can play so, to the ones that can they did good. From Goodrich we had three girls on the jv team. They helped their team do a good job in there season. There were also six girls on the resvere team. Both of the teams with the help from our freshmans had a great season.
Brittney shakin ' her thing at the fall ball! ! !
The Goodrich Gang smiling at lunch!
elson , Katie eumann, Erika guyen , Stephanie oble, Victoria O ' Brien , Amber
Oehm , Alan Olberding , Cindy Oswald , icole Olsen, Shawntae Overton , Adam
Owen , Angela Packett , Garrett Palmer, Li a Peppard , Justin Peters , Matthew
P i erce , Landon Pierce, Rocky Plummer , Koren Polk, Noelle Pudenz, Kristen
Look at all the strong wrestlers that we have from our school. We have Zach Coffin and Derek Madison made the Lincoln High JV team, but Dustin Shower over-going that. He made Lincoln High Varisty. Unfoutunalety he isn't the only freshman on the team. Jeff Witt made jv for Northeast. We move on to basketball. We will start off with the boys. Jake Brestel agian made jv. With Ms height as an advantage over the other freshmans, and even some juniors. I am sure with his height and talent in mind he will make a big impacted on his team. The Freshman teams have a lot of good and outsanding players on them. It was hard to make the freshman teams, so the people who did good job! So far the freshman teams have had an awesome season.
Then there was girls basketball. Agian Tiffany Davison was the only one who made varsity. Molly Sheilds made jv and Ashely Gilmore made reserve. They are all, including the freshman teams, excellent athletes. The Varsity, jv, and resvre have all had pretty good seasons. There were five girls from Goodrich that made freshman A and six that made freshman B team. The freshman have had a tough season. They have played tough teams , but have gotten better as the season goes along. Then there were the swimmers. Frist we have two Goodrich students who made the Lincoln High Varsity Swim team. Which were Sean Brozaek and Ryan Moseman. Then we also have one student on the Lincoln High JV Swim team who is Koren Plumber.
T h at was just some information about the sports. We do not have any information on the
spring at th i s time.
Goodrich Middle School's Strangest Records 9th grade Section
Molly Sheilds and Ashely Gilmore have a special talent that not many people can do. They can shake their eyes. Not moving them around just back and forth, but actually shaking them really fast. Other people have this talent, too.
The tallest kid in 9th grade, you can pick him out through a crowd. You can see him over anyone. It's no other than Lucas Malik. The shortest person, I bet many of you don't know, that's it's Owen Napue. You can't see him all the time, but you can hear him. For as little as he is, he sure does let you know he is there. There is another special person Chelsea McMeen, she has two different colored eyes and, it's not cool. One eye is blue and the other is brown.
Rasmussen Douglas Ratzlaff, Sherianne
Ries, Andrea
Riley, A hley
Robbins Josh
Roth, Brandi
Ruggiano, Eric
Rutt, Jennifer Sanniola, Winston Schaffer, Jake
Scharton, David Schauer, Dustin
Schawang , Nathaniel Schenbeck, Tara
Schlichenmaier Calley
Schuettler, Alyssa Schultz,Shelly
Scott, Katherine Settrini, Sarine Settrini, Tasha
Sheilds, Molly
Showalter, Amanda
Shrauger, Hilary Siegrist, Amber Simmons, Jacob
Simpson , Kara Sinica, Derek
Smelser, Clint
Smetter, Levi
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Dan is an employee at. Blimpies. Where he makes Blimpies deli/ submarine sandwiches. He also cleans tables and the counter.
Dustin Lottman is an employee at Burger restaurant on 11th & Cornhusker. He started in March at an hourly wage of $6.00. Dustin's position includes: drive-
thru, registers , and burger/whopper boards.
Troy & Keegan work at Virginia's Cafe(27 street). Where they make $4.75 an hour plus tips. At Virginia's they buss, greet, and serve beverages.
Smith, Angelo Snider, Daniel Somera, icholas Stanislav, Casey Statler, Heather
Stege-Thompsett, Alyssa Stewart , Troy Studey, Errin Styskal , Christine Tafoya, Luis
Taylor, Devin Taylor, Jessica Tibbels, Benjamin Trevizo, Renee Trout, Justin
Tushar, Tony Urbanek, Dottie Von Busch, Nicole Vorderstrasse, Matthew Vu , Mary
With all the assignments we are given in school some just seem to be harder than others. We have many hard things in life to accomplish, but change from eighth grade to freshman was especially hard because now everything counts towards graduating. What was the most difficult assignment? A lot of people said the research paper in Ms.Graves class .was the hardest. Jodi Neff especially didn 't like it. She said it was really hard and she still got a B. Renee Tr~vizo said she didn't like drawing pictures for books in Mr. Droud's class. Jessica Taylor and Chelsee McMeen said that they didn't like taking notes in U.S. Government , especially when they had to keep them forever. Gwen Higgins prefers not to do Geometry in Ms. Zuggi class. Tyson Crosby and Jake Brestal say that the classification project in Intro to Biology was really difficult. A lot of other people like Ashley Barber, and Dottie Urbanic, oelle Polk, and Jake Simmons think that their U.S. Government class is hard enough as it is. We'll see what next year brings. Written by Chel ee Mc Meen
Dan Snider working on a delicious sandw i ch at Blimpies on Cornhusker.
Dustin Lottman doing ... well what he does at Burger King.
Troy H. & Keegan D areemployees at " Virginia's Cafe ".
Article By : Cory Hart
Walker, Dan
Wallace, Heather
Warner , Ryan
Watson, Becky
Wat on , Heather
Wesely Vincent
Wilcox , Andrew Wilkinson , Brett
Witt, Jeffrey
Wolfenbarger, Marie
Wolfing , Travi
Yoakum, Patrick
Wolfenbager, Michelle
Changing for the Better
Since the summer of '98 Goodrich has made many changes in the building. They have changed the way staff and students feel about the appearance of Goodrich. Having windows in the school changed the perspective of everything. Instead of being in a dim and boring looking room, windows have brought sunshine. They also have made students feel less captive. This year Goodrich had hard-working painters covering every room in the building as well as all the lockers. After having our school rooms blue, pink, green, etc. We're very appreciative that they have been changed to a cream color!!!
Besides the paint and windows we have our new lunch tables. Before the long, blue tables; we had the bright, colorful round ones. Some of the lockers have new handles. And for all new comers the maintenance crew added new lockers in the science and F.C.S hall. Outside by the portables new cement was poured. Along with all the small things; we have reaped the benefits of the guiet, comfortable new heating and cooling system, more book shelves, and new teachers.
Written By: Carmelita Estrada-Moore & Jessica Taylor
Lincoln High School Volleybarl
Left to Right
Front Row: Tiffany Davison-V, Chelsee McMeen-FA Row 2:Ashley Gilmore-JV, Molly Sheilds-JV, Jodi Neff-FB, Back Row: Jenna Brockhoff-FB, Corrisa Buehner-FA, Jennifer Buxton-FA
Lincoln High School Softball
Left to right
Front row: Cristy Bales, Kelsey McCoy, Blare Micheal, Koren Plummer.
Row 2: Megan Beaman, Amanda Showalter, Jenny Farewell, Fronts Row: Stephanie Bettinger, Erica Hale
Uncoln Htgh Schoor Cross Count[Y..
Left to Right
Nick Brennan and Katie Scott
High School Faotbalt
Left to Right
Front Row: Zach Coffin-LHS, Aaron Farmer-LHS,
Row 2: Jason Crum-LHS, James HallLNE, Adam Overton-LHS, David Crabtree-LHS, Row 3: Tony McAdams-LHS, Jeff WittLNE, Nate Schawang-LHS, Jake BrestalLHS, Quentin Cleveland-LHS,. Back Row: Adam Hofpar-LHS, Tyson Crosby-LHS, Edger Ramirez-LHS, Keegan Danaher-LHS, Dillion BoenishLSE
Lincoln High School Girls Basketball
Front Row: Rikki Nuemann-FA, Jenny Farewell-FB, Jocie Krull-FB, Alyssa Schuettler-FB
Row 2: Anianda Showalter-FA, Carmelita Estrada-Moore-FB, Tiffany Davison-V, Jessica Canby-FA
Back Row: Chelsee McMeen-FA, Molly Sheilds-JV, Ashley Gilmore-A, Stephanie Nguyen-FB
Lincoln Hjgh School Bo s Basketball
Left to Right
Front Row: Jake Brestal-JV, Matt Dunlap-FA, Jake Simons-FB
Back Row: David C_rabtree-FA, Troy Stewart-Fe
Hi:gh School
Wrestling,
Left to Right
Front Row: Dustin Shower; LHS-V,Row 2: Derek Mattison; LHS-JV, Zach Coffin; LHS-JV
Back Row: Jeff Witt; LNE-JV
Urncoln High Schoof Sw imming
Left to Right
Sean Brozek-V, Koren Plummer- JV , Ryan Moseman-V
*For all sports we either put what team they made or what school they are playing for or both.
LHS- Lincoln High School, LNE-Lincoln Northeast High School, LSE-Lincoln Southeast High School, V- Varsity, JV- Jr. Varsity, R- Reserve, FAFreshman A Team, FB- Freshman B Team
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LHS G irls Socce r
Back row:
Gabrielle Jame -R , Molly hields-V, Jennifer Buxton-R , Sarah Kru emark-R
Front row: Chel ee McMeen-N
LHS BOY-S Socce r
Tyler Lawrence-JV
Jake Brestel-JV
Adam Hofpar-R
LHS Gi rls Tennis
Amanda Showalter-R
Ta ha Settrini-R
Rikki Neuman- R
LHS & LNE Baseball
Back Row:
Du tin Lottman- LHS • R , Keegan Danaher-LHS ;R , Jeff Witt- LNE; N, Ju tin Peppard- LHS ; FAA 2nd Row:
Troy Stewart- LHS; V, Matt VorderstrasseLHS ; R, Jason Crumb- LHS · FA , Zach Coffin- LHS; FAA, Front Row : Chandler B arnhill- LHS; FAA , Vincent We ely- LHS ; FA
Grade
LHS & LSE BOY-S Go lf
Tony Tu bar - LHS ; N
Dillon Boeni h - LSE; V
Jake Schaffer- LHS; JV
LH S Boys T r ack
Tyson Crosby ick Brennan
Not Pie: Du tin Schauer
L!NCOL IM NORHTEAST
ROCKETS
LHS G irl s Trac k
Jocie Krull A hley Gilmore
Tiffany Davison
The Health Mobile
8th Grade
8th
Grade .
Abebe, Mimi
Adams, Jason
Allen, Brittany Alvarado, Tino
Amin, Deep Anderson, Kelsey Anderson, Meghan
Anthes, Sarah Anthony, Ashlee Arellano, Alyssa Baker, Jennifer Bartek, Joshua Bartlet, Sarah Bauer, Andrea
Beach, Jaimee Beeck, Alex Bennett, Jamie Benson, Emily Berens, Jenny
Bielenberg, Matthew Blahak, Ryan
Blankenship, Kirk Boerger, Michelle Bonner, Joesph Bowman, Ashley Brakhage, Amanda Brock, James Brown, Josh
Brown, Spencer Burcham, Nathan Burns, Elizabeth Burt, Dan Burton, Timothy Busse, Dameon Buzz, Carly
Campbell, Casey Campl?ell, Kendelle Cate, Jeremy Chi, Ariel Christenson, Stephanie Cockerham, Jon Cole, Crystal
Coleman, Donald Colfack, Heather Conway, Kat Cooley, Matthew Crosier, Jessica Cuddeford, Sara Cushing, Eva
Daniels, Alice Delancy, Jessica Densberger, Amy
Deschane, Nicholas Deselms, Janae Destefano, Celene Dougherty, Adam
TU8ETIME
What do our eighth graders do after school besides homework, that is they watch TV
TV watching has being accused of turning out kids with smaller vocabularies, materialism, and attitudes. What then did the eighth graders deem worthy of their tubetime?
There were a lot of shows and choices, but it all came down to the final five Coming in Last was The Simpsons one of the longest running shows has entertained and enlightened us This show describes a middle class family and their not so average days.
Who's Line Is It Anyway? comes in next. This comical show that is full of sarcastic remarks Hosted by Drew Carey and a group of comedians This ad-lib show is one of a kind
• Fr iends third most watched show in the eighth grade. This show has been running for at least four seasons Six "friends" who go through the day at a coffee shop and singing about the smelly cat.
Holy @#!$ * M/o $@ !!! South Park is number two This very sick and obscene show stars four foul-mouth ch il dren set in a small town setting
The number one hit show is (drum roll please) Popular this over dramatic show is about two girls from different cliques living with the pa ins of what we call high school. That this show deals with most of the problems that teens go through every day life
Hmmm . . . Is there a lesson to be learned here?
Survey by: Edger Ramirez
Artical by: Renee Trevizo
Drappeaux , Jackie
Droud, Kearah
Dunn , Keeley
Duryea Callie
Duryea , Je ica •
Earley Ryan
Edward , Katie
Erdmann , Abby
Erick on , Kathy
Erne ti , Jenn y
Falcon , Meli a Filbert , Brfilldon
Filbert, Brittany
Fleming , E J
Fore, Danielle Fox, Dacia Fristo, Alicia
Gage, Jeremy
Gartee, Ashley
Gilmore , Jarod Goebel, Tri ha
Gott chall Jame
Graham , Anthony Gregg, Kyle
Gro enbacher , A hley
Guerrero , Carmen Gutierrez , Cindy Hackwith, Sid
Hain , Rebecca Hamilton , Glen
Han en , Michael
Harren tein, Emily Hendricksen, Abby He r hberger , Elizabeth Higgins, Brian
Josh Bartek was a pretty quiet person but he also liked to talk to good friends like Amber Huges. Josh loved to joke around and roll his eyes. He was the youngest of three brothers. Josh Bar:tek will be missed and loved.
8th Grade
Higgins. Liz Hilsabeck, Drew Hil abeck, Tom Hockey, Marc Hopper, Jaymie Hoskovec, Justina Houdek, Malerie
Howe, Amanda Hughes, Amber Hutchins, Tracy Hyatt, Michael Ihde, Dustin Jackson, Aaron Jackson, Chris
Jennings , Matthew Jensen, Amy John on, Jennifer Jones, Chelsie Jordan, Jesse Kadavy, Christopher Kausta, Holly
Keal, Sarah Keller, Trevor Khedir, Jordon Knisley, athan Kras er, Louis Krause, Courtney Kreifel, Brandy
Labbe, Crystal Laing, Douglas Larkins , Heather Lawrence, Ryan Leibel, Tyler Lile, Ryan Lind, Andrew
Lippert, Adam Long, Bobbi Loos, Sam Lottman, Devin Maxwell, Aaron McAdams, Amber Mccready, Ashley
McGovern, Brett Medina, Tim Memming, Mitchel Meredith , Allyson Meyer, Mikah Meyers, Brandon Mickelson, Terri
Miller, Jennifer Mills, Joshua Minzel, Marcus Molloy, Allison Molloy, Elizabeth Moore, Deneica Moore, Michael
8th Grade
Which one 1s which? This 1s the question you might ask the Rabago, Rothwell. Waller. or Wal er twins. They are all 1dent1cal. but what about the Filbert Hilsabeck. Molloy, and Shonibin twins? You see. they are fraternal. These eight pairs of twins are a handful Out of this group the one pair that stands out is Cody and Kyle Waller. The maJQnty of the twins said that being a twin st1nk.s like yesterdays gym socks because they are around each other so much. • We hang around with the same group of people: says Kyle Waller. When asked about birthdays, each pair said that they celebrate 1n different ways. Brandon and Brittany Fibert usually celebrate separately , but this year they had one party together. Elizabeth and Allison Molloy say they celebrate exactly 23 minutes apart. You might thin that being twins makes them special. Well it does.
Story
writen by:
Renee Trevizo
Photos by: Chelse Mcmeen and Sarah K1elblock
Morri , Jace Mor e, Joshua Morton, Brittany guyen,Bien guyen, Miyuki guyen, Tommy oel , ick
O ' Brien, Amber 01 on, Andrea Pacheco, Je ica Paolini, Stephanie Pedersen , Michael Pederson, Emiiy Perry Karin
Peters, Amy Peterson, Michael Pickel , Robert Rabago, Veronica Rabago , Victoria Racek, Bryce Ramsay, Jeary
Rejda, Cody Ren, Holly Reynoza, Robert Ripple, Codi Rivera , Charity Rivers , Brandi Rodriguez, Kelsey
Rogers, Eddie Roth.Andy Roth, Julie Rothwell, Bryan Rothwell, Justin Russell, Erick Schack, Justin
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Top: 1c and Andrea Shonib1n, Veronica and Victoria Rabago Third row: Ky'e and Cody Wa ier Bryan and Justin Rothwell Second row: Allison and Elizaoeth Mo11oy, Tasha and Robin Walker
Front row: Drew a_nd Tom Hilsabeck. Brittany and Brandon Filbert
chiftbauer. Li a choonover. Daniel choonover, Lee Shandera, Jennifer Shonibin, Andrea Shonibin, ick hortridge. Megan
Showalter, Mike Singleton, Je ie Sinn, Meli a Slater, Emeri Smith, Je ica Smith, Lee Smith-Udeaja, Rapheal
Spence, John Springer, Andrew Starkweather, Jeffrey Sterner, Timothy Stoppel, April Strain, Abby Stutheit, Chadd
Svoboda, athan Swartz, Nichola Talero, Je sica Tarr, Robert Taylor, Antionio Taylor, Laura Taylor. Travi
Tinnean, Jeff Tlamka, Lacey Torre, Jason Urbanov ky, Ann Utterback, A hley Van Dyke, Alena Versch, Je e
6.Taco Bell
7. Runza
8. Blimpies
9. Subway IO.Red Lobster
Tummy Talk
Yummy!! !!! Is your mouth watering by now ? l ·m sure i is after looking at this list . Most eighth graders agree that &urger King serves up the food of choice. Even thoug McOonald ·s came in second . Whopper or 8ig Mac ? lt ·s a tough choice . lt ·s hard to win the taste buds and hard earned eighth grade cash . Through the years these two organizations have given great service to the community . especially Mc ·Oonalds . our VIP. Next in line are Wendy ·s . Arby ·s. Amigos . Taco &ell . and the ever so great Runza (which was originated right here in Lincoln ). Eighth graders agree these fast food establishments in Lincoln are good feed bags . At most fast food places you can get a basic meal for four to five dollars making the eats cheap , as these businesses are competing to make the bigger hamburger at the lowest price . Survey by .- Sarah Klelblock Article by .- Renee Trevizo and Garrett Pack H
Top: Smile Joel !!!!!!! Joel Wagner and his Garfield Pez dispenser sit on the stairs for a a quick pie before going back to class.
Right Top : Christina Bales and Kathy Erikson smile as they wait in line for the pop machine.
Right bottom: SURPRISE !!!!!!!!!!!!! Mr.Swanson's class hard at work (yeah right) .
Vogt. Rachel Wadel, Jared Wagner, Joel Walaho k:i, Michelle Waldman, Brett Walker, Robin • Walker, Tasha
Waller, Cody Waller, Kyle Watermeier, Cory Watson, Derek Watson. Jo hua ell , Ely abeth Whitaker Ditniel
Wiggin , Jared Williams, Ali ha William , De mond Williams,Katie Williams, Tad Winders, Whit Winkenwerder, A hli
Wood,Abby Y onkey, Crystal Young , Brice Yousif, Ram ey
Cross Country
Flag Football
Back Row: Katie Williams, Spencer Brown, Matthew Jennings, Tiffany Tushar (7th), Sarah Hockey (7th). Front Row: Dameon Busse, Katie Edward _ Mitchel Memming.
Back Row: Brandon Meyers, Case y Campbell, Robert Reynoza, Travis Taylor, Kirk Blankenship, Deep Amin, Jarod Gilmore. Middle Row : Jeff Tinnean, Kyle Weller, Kearah Droud , Carly Buzz, Keeley Dunn, Mikah Meyer . Front Row: Sam Loos, John Spence, Tom Hilsabeck .
Volleyball
Boy's Basketball
Back Row: Emily Benson, Sarah Keal. Third Row: Jessica Cro ier , Stephanie Paolini , Janae De elms Brittany Allen, Danielle Fore, Sarah Bartlet , Je sica Delancy , Abby Hendricksen , Amanda Brakhage Second Row: Ms. Harrahill, Liz Higgin , Abby Strain , Amber McAdam , Michelle Walahoski , Amanda Howe, Jennifer Baker , Ashley Gartee, Jenny Emesti. Front Row: Abby Wood, Liz Her hberger , Meghan Ander on.
Back Row: Justin Schack , Sam Loos, Jordon Khedir , Travi Taylor , ick Hruza, Kirk Blankenship , Jason Adams, Aaron Jackson , Spencer Brown, Tony Taylor , Ryan Earley , Tommy guyen , Jarod Gilmore. Third Row: Tom Hi! abeck, lace Morri , Brandon Meyer , Mitchel Memming , Jared Wadell, Matthew Jennings, atban Burcham , John Spence Mikah Meyer , Trevor Keller, athan Svoboda. Second Row: Matthew Bielbenberg. athan Knisley , ick De hane , Tyler Leibel , Deep Amin , Dustin Ihde , Cody Rejda , Marc Hockey. Front Row: Jo h Watson , Marcus Minzel.
Girls Basketball
Wrestling
Front: Ashley Gro sebacher, Kathy Erick on, Jes ie Singleton , Meghn Ander on, A hley Bowman, Jenny Behren Middle:Coach Droud , Amanda Brakhage , Allyson Merideth, Ariel Chi, Abby Wood, Brittney Allen, Courtney Krau e Back:Celnae De tefano, Emily Peder on, Abby Hendrickson, Kearah Droud , Amber McAdam , Andrea OJ on ot Pictured:
Back Row: Michael Peter on, Adam Dougherty, Casey Campbell, Doug Laing Front Row : Dameon Bus e, icholas oel, Aaron Maxwell
Grade
Sports Candids
Uper right:0,0,0 great another day of
The girls vollyba/1 team take a quick break before heading back to practice.
Above: Zach Coffin and Josh Crabtree are ready to Rumblellllllll
wrestling
Right: Mitchel Memming and Dameon Busse pump · some iron.
Question for 8th Graders
As we say good bye to the 9th graders we welcome the 8th graders to a new world. So before they go on to the next grade they were asked questions about next year, this year, and told 7th graders what to expect. Starting counter clock wise when asked what was the lea st favorite thing about school Mitchel Memming said that homework and teachers are. -I'm sure that most everyone in the school will agree. Tany Taylor said that the one class that he wouldn't miss was Spanish. Brandon Meyers says that his favorite thing about Goodrich is the gym."Meeting new people was the most important thing that happened to me", Devin Lottman explained. Although the . changes that went on this year in the building were good, Heather Larkins hopes that more improvements go on in the building. From Rachel Vogt 8th grade year she would tell a 7th grader that it 's not as fun as it look s." It's HARD! " Chad
Stutheit sa id when asked about what 9th grade will be lik e.
Writen by: Renee Trevizo
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Bottom left:Bored are we, Andrea Shonibin?
Top:Nathan Knisely
quick nap before
Right: No cheating Jessica Pacheco.
Bottom right: Sara Keal at work.
Top: Sara Cuddeford, BrittanyMoton, Stephanie Christenson, Jessica Delancy, and Amy Jensen at SKATE THE NIGHT AWAY at Skate Zone.
Middle:A group of 8th graders pose for a quick-pie before class. " DON'T BE LATE!!!"
Bottom left: Tony Graham working hard, or writing love letters?
Bottom right: Andy Springer chowing down on a taco (one of the school's fine foods served every day) eat up !
7th Grade
Throughout the 7th graders first week of school here at Goodrich, they are likely to have some new experiences. They get lockers, meet new friends, and begin new and exc1t1ng classes.
One new thing for all seventh graders 1s lockers. For some people like Zephen Miller opening locker. are easy , but for others like Sarah Ma, had a lot of problems with her loc er. For the first time, seventh graders have to memorize many different comb1nat1ons: one for their regular locker, another for their gym locker, and for some, a band locker. The young,ns loc ers might have seem more spacious , compared to the older students , because they did get a locker all to themselves Knowing that they have to share for the next two years, some of them share with friends.
Something else that 7th graders found difficult was locating classes. Ashley F1rley thought that the school was big and that she would get lost, well if that happened she could always ask for directions. For others like Ben Dingman the school was small , and Ii e any other school.
This year seventh graders had new classes. For instance, world language, industrial tech and oral communications. They also had their regular classes like: English, social studies science , and math. They also got to experience a full hour of physicai education. This class of seventh graders was the first class to have the new curriculum for gym. Some of these classes were hard for some but were easy for others. Danielle Median thought that they were easy, but Ashley Firley thought that she would fail all her cla ss es , hopefully not.
Probably the most exc1t1ng thing about their first year at a new school , rs meeting so many more people. Most people made new friends , and some enemies, but mostly friends Some are even privileged enough to be able to hang with some eighth and ninth graders. There are many places where they meet both their new and old friends Joey Kemp meets his friends playing basketball in the gym. Heather Babl met all her new friends ,n her classes.
There are more things that happened during seventh grade than Just the one s mentioned the memories are yours.
Article written by: Molly Shields and Chelsie Lawler
Adams, Amber
Adams , Michael
Ahrens , Du tan
Allen, Chri stopher
Allen, Matthew Alley, Joshua Amin, Neel
Ander en , Devlin
Anderson, Dan Anderson, Jackie Andrews, Patience
Archie-Pettis, Darwin
Babl, Heather
Backeme yer, Chad
Bambrough , Andy
Bartelt , Amber
Beaman , Mallory
Bei sner, Von Benjamin , Brittnee
Benson, Devin
Bergholz , Whitney
Bes s, Toi
Bin czik, PJ
Binnick, Brian
Bower, Dustin
Brand t, Nicholas
Brophy , Megan
Brown , Lonshay
7th Grade
Brozek. Sara
Bryan ick
BurnetL Bill
Burnett, Jason
Busch, Mickaela
Canby, Joshua Cao , Thu Kieu
Cardwell, Richard Carlson Tyler
Carne , \aylor Castro, Jason
Chadd, Chel ea
Chadd, Tyler
Cherry , Crystal
Chrastile, Tyler
Chri p, Corey
Cigelman, Micheal
Clark, Micki
Clymer, Christopher
Codina, Audrey Cohen, Adam
Cole , Cassie
Coleman, S arah
Collier, Kelli
Corkle, B ryan
Cox, Matt
Crabtree , Jo h Craig, Courtney
Most Emba rr ass in g Moments
To the left is Nid hi Mehta and her most embarrassing moment ha pened in September. In t he morning before schoo l, a s she was walking up to th e build ing , and she jus t fe ll down. She feels that almost everyone saw her fa ll. Ev eryone is a little clumsy once in a while.
To our right is Rosanne Navas. On December 1st, 1999 she had just come in for band practice she went to sit on a chair, but to her sup rise it broke and she fell on her booty! Every body in sixth period band saw her -and laughed! (That's embarrassing!)
1think I will be a nurse
201S wJaat at St . Elizabeth. I will also have 1,e aftl•• wt•'probably of just gotten married ·~ ,UI has a kid and just graduated ldft•• hfe ..a wJaat wdl college. There will be a lot of peace and happiness, because pmabag bl t1:ae with happier people this world will be a happier place. -Sharlyn Greenwald
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I want to be a cop and have a nice family. Technology will change a lot because as the years go on we learn more new stuff. - Edgar Cruz
I plan on being a veterinarian with a husband and two kids . By the year
I will be a millionaire and play for the NBA. I'll have a Iii ' boy and a Iii' girl and a happy f~mily. After I finish playing for the Indiana Pacers , I plan on retiring and taking care of my family .-Anthony Hopper
I want to be a lawyer and have a family with three kids. The world will be very high-tech , because the computers will be very smart.
-Tom Nguyen I would like for my career to be a lawyer. I don ' t think
2015 we will have a black or _..,;.J I'll be married a female president . We are starting to have women run for higher position s Not just white , middle-aged men anymore. Things are changing rapidly .-Morgan Parr
Top left to right: Anthony Hopper, Morgan Parr,and Tom Nguyen
Bottom left to right: Luci Masi, Edgar Cruz, and Sharlyn Greenwald.
because I would still like to have some fun. In the world I think that there will be a lot of confusion and maybe some new technology. -Luci Masi
Cruz ,Edgar
Cu s hing , Jeremy
Daniel s, Eric
Daniel s, Nikkoal
Degarmo , ick
Deist, Alan
Dingman , Ben
Dittoe , Matt
Dronova , Zoya
Duba s, Ke v in Durst, Ashle y Duryea , Shelly
E strada-Moore , Thomas Fazel , Casey
Firley, A shley
Fi scher, Todd
Flores , Nugle
Foreman , Jo seph
Fox , Heather
Fo y, Thomas Friedman , athan
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7th Grade
Friedman, ate Gage, Amber
Given , Trav·i
Golden Keith
Gray , Daniel Greene, Tiffany Greenwald Sharylyn
Grindel, Anthone
Gros man , Lee
Haa , Megan
Hafner Joh Hall , John~ Haller , Kristi
Harring , Chri ty
Hartshorne. Corine
Haynes , Andrew
Hayne s , David Hegem~nn, Shawn Hegemann, Shawn (again) Higgins , Chelsea
Hilde, Kristin
Hitchcock, Patricia
Hockey Sarah Hoefling, Derek Hoffman, Eric Hohen ee , Andrew Hollins , Jonathan Hopper, Anthony Howell , Angela Hoyt, AJ Hruza , Andrew Hulewicz, Brett Iliopoulo , Chri tina Inner , Lisa •
Below: Seventh graders pose for a picture at their field trip to Pioneer ' Park . Right: We surpri ed Anthony and hi friend s during class •
Jack on, Sean Ja a,Amanda
John on, Bryan
John on, Tre in
Jone , Brandon M. Jones , Brandon W. Jordan, Sammie
Kage, ick
Kabat Ja on
Kage, ick(again?)
Katt, Benjamin
Keating, Jennifer
Kebraei, Pouya
Keefer, Sheena
Keever, Anthony
Kellogg, Jennifer
Kemp, Joey
Kennell, Chelsea
Kent, Marcus
Kilgore, Sean
Kilzer, Jill
Knigge, Melanie
Kometssher, Melissa
Krafka, Russel
Lacey , Joe
Lambley, Tyler
Lambrecht, Jennifer
Lang, Anthony
Lathrop,Amy
Leaf, Lindsey
Legrande, Jo hua
Lehr, Cory
Leiting, Josh
Lewis, Christian Lewi, Jenny
Littleton, Kelley
Logan, Brian
Lohmeier, Danielle
Long, Sara
Lowe, Amanda
Lyne, Jeremiah Maak, Alicia
Mai, Sarah
Markel, Josh
Martin, Gailanne
Martinez, Olivia
Masi, Lucia
Mather, Kirk
Mccatty, Marque
McCown, Sarah
Mcfee, Amber
McKinney, Micheal
McThenia, Aaron
Medina, Danielle
Meek, Trenton
Mehta, idhi
7th Grade
7th Grade
Meyers, Theresa Mikkle on. Raymond Milcbling, Chri topber Miller, Samantha Miller. Zephan Mohrhoff, John Moody. Denise
Moore, Haelee Moore, Ka'Sbayla Morgan, Biian Mo er, Hallie Mummert, Joshua Munden. Tara Mussman, Samantha
Nannen, Scott Navas, Rosanne eff, Eric Nesson, Jakob ewcomb, Aaron ewman, Stephanie Nguyen, Jennifer Dung
Nguyen, Tam-Anh guyen, Tom Noble, Amanda ordmeyer, Holly Ogletree, Lindsey Olsen, Robert 0 born, Megan
Oum, Amy Packett, Ross Paez, Amanda Palmer, Jasmin Palmer, Monica Parr, Morgan Perez, Jarell
Petersen, Preston Pbillips, John Pichler, Ronnie Pickel, Zach Pierce, Braba Plowman, Benjamin Pluta, Ellison
Price, Heather Provines, Justin Reinhart, Darren Ren, Jonathan Ren, Justin Requejo, RJ Resch, Rudoph
Reyes, Sara Rieb chlager, athan Rivers, Quinton Robertson, Maury Rose, athan Rosenau, Tim Roth, Brittani
Left: Ahhh Creatures from Space!!! Oh maybe not, just 7th graders in Industrial Technology.
The 1999-2000 yearbook staff wanted to get the inside scope on our 7th graders, where they hang out, and what they do on the weekends and after school.
From the responses we got back from our surveys, we can tell that they have many different interests. A lot of the guys say that they like to go skating on Fridays and Saturdays. Many of the girls mentioned shopping and talking on the phone. Matt Allen said, "I like to watch football and play on the computer and his · Nintendo."
"I like to listen to music and go to the movies," is what Alicia Maack told us. Aaron Stephans stated, "I liked to watch t.v. and play basketball."
Ben Dingman remarked, "I like to sleep, because you don't have to do anything I also like to beat up Heather Sabi."
Heather Sabi said, "I like to go to my friends house, because it's fun. I also like i to talk on the phone." As you can see everyone likes different things, and it's not an _t different with the Goodrich 7th graders.
Right:Two 7th graders kidnapped by Tyler Lambley and his gang.
Left: Many 7th graders enjoy going to Skate Zone and hanging out with their friends.
Above right: Jill Kilzer sees if she has the stuff to _ be a Harlem Globetrotter
Right: We surprised Josh Markel in the Library.
Below left: Mmmmm Bananas!!! Is what Samantha Mussman might say, after this banana race.
Above: Ms. Baker's students· build a tower of food to donate to The Malone Center, but will it ever get there?
Roth, Brittani Roth, Kylee Rouse, DJ Roizer, Dania Ruel, Blake Rus el,Luke Rutt, Brennan
Ryder, Matthew Schademann, Amanda Schlichenmaier, Kayla Schneider, Chrissie Schulz, Ashley Schwaninger, Jay Selim, Kyle
Settrini, Winston Shockey, Jessica Shortridge, Melinda Sieckmeyer, Megan Smith, Abby Smith, Elizabeth Snider, Megan
Snyder, Brandon Spicka, Aaron Steckly, Heather Stepanova, Inga Stephans, Aaron Stoakes, Amber Studey, ancy
Sword, Phillip Sykes, Bernard Tafoya, Amanda Taylor, C'Toria Taylor, Robert Taylor, Teja Taylor, Ty'Esha
Teachman, Allen Thompson, Brandie Thompson, Jo hua Tinnean, Jessica Toliver, John Tracy, Shawna Triplett, Brandon
Tushar, Tiffany Vasina, Miles Venbaus, Samantha Vergitb, Cassie Vietz, Jennifer Vlcek, Cassie Vorderstrasse, Brett
Wallen-Thompson, Jessica Walton, Dayne Ward, Kaylee Warren, Branden Wells, Amber whisler, Jamie Wright, Jeffery
7th Grade
7th Grade
though you iaay 11ot how it so111e of Gooclrtch's very OWJl 7th graclers have soae very special tal•ts out stcle of school For iJlstaJlce cltcl you how.
-Sa.utha MllSSlllu ucl Ntkkoal ·1>alltels voluteer at the Gatherillg Place. -bely Ba.brough has a black belt ill karate. (Bl-TAD
-Matt Cox ts a really coapetitive pool player. -Seth Katser peclals away at BMX raeillg. -Day11e Walto11 ts u extnuiely excell•t basketball player. Ut's goocl!)
-Owiito11 lltvers ucl BreJl11u Rutt are Pokeuio11 FREAKS!
-Br1tta11ee BeiiJallli1l perforaecl at the sugar bowl! (touch cloWJlf>
Above: Students in Mr. Hute 's art class hard at work.
Most Dlfl1C11.lt Asslgaaeat
For their first year entering a middle chool they were expecting a lot of difficult assignment For mo t eventh graders the number one fear of entering middle school i being buried in homework. When we urveyed them they had trouble thinking of the mo t difficult as ignment yet this year. So , maybe moving on from elementary i n't as hard as they expected. We asked some of the seventh graders what they thought wa their hardest assignment this year and these are the responses we got back
-Ricky Cardwell ays that Ms. Hohenfeldt had the mo t difficult a ignment They had to write a short story about their life.
They only had a week to finish this assignment. -Je sica Tinnan also says that Ms. Hohenfeldt had the most difficult assignment- This one they had to make either a broch ure, calender or a movie With only two weeks to finis h the assignment.
-Hallie Mo er said that Mrs. Brill the most difficult assignment. They had to do a Mesopatamia project. They had to color pictures and a map They had a week to fini h the assignment.
-Megan Sieckmeyer, Teja Taylor, C ' toria Taylor , and Inga Stepanova think that Ms. Brendon and Mr Z had the most difficult assignment. They had to ay their ten commitments in front of a camera.
Above: Dayne Walton shows the camera his skills. Wow! What a grip.
-Matt Alleii &- Chrts Clyaer are uiaZillg track 1'1UlJlers. -Ashley Durst perforaecl ill the Nutcracker. -Tara Mucl• ts iJlto cluce!
-Amber Stoakes said that Ms. Hohenfeldt's skit as ignment was the most difficult. They could do it over anything. With two weeks to complete it
ot pictured:Brsndi Dod on, Jo h Maret, athan Rose , Amanda Sanders, and Danny Tucker.
Flag Football From left to right. Front row: Dan Sharp , Anthone Grindel, Tyler Chrastil, Mike McKinney, Josh Leiting. Back row: Ben Plowman, Dustin Bower, Chris Milchling, John Tolliver.
Volleyball From left to right Front row: Mickeala Busch , Danielle Lohmeier , Morgan Parr , Ashley Shultz , Heather Sabi , Jessica Tinnean , Megan Snider , Megan Seickmeyer , Sarah Mai. Middle row: Sara Brozek, Amber McFee, Christina lliopolus, Amber Bartelt, Tiffany Greene , Nancy Studey, Micki Clark , Nikkoal Daniels , Amber Wells. Back
row: Kristin Hilde, Jenni Vietz, Chelsea Kennell , Braha Pierce, Devin Benson , Heather Price , Samantha Mussman.
Cross Country Left to Right: Tiffany Tushar , Sarah Hockey
Boys Basketball, From Left to right. Ffrst Row: Danny Tucker, Winston Settrini, Jake Nesson, Ben Plowman, Anthony Hopper, Pouya Kebraei, Neel Amin, Joshua Mummert, Tyler Chrastil, Zach Pickel. Middle Row: Bernard Sykes Joey Kemp , Darwin Archie Pettis, Seth ~aiser, Matt Dittoe, Adam Cohen, Seth Sepp, Aaron Stephens, Nick Delgarmo. Back Row: John Phillips, Thomas Foy, Preston Peterson, Dayne Walton, Jason Kabat, Darren Reinhart, Alan Diest, Matt Allen.
Wrestling, From left to right. Front row: Anthony Hopper, Tyler Chrastil, Andy Haynes, Brian Logan, Ben Plowman. 2nd row: Mike Adams, Chad Backmeyer, Von Biesner, Josh Crabtree, Joe Foreman, Robert Taylor. 3rd row: Nathan Friedman, Alex Hall, Nathan Rose, Tim Rosenau, Brandon Triplett, Tyler Carlson. 4th row: Danny Tucker, Darwin Archie- Pettis, Anthony Lang, Nick Brandt, Allen Teachman, Jon Ren, Eric Neff.
Girls basketball from right to left. Front row: Megan Snider, Mallory Beaman, Tiffany Tushar, Rosanne Navas, Ashley Schulz, Brittani Roth and Holly Nordmeyer. Middle row: Ellison Pluta, Elizabeth Smith, Monica Palmer, C ' Toria Taylor, Teja Taylor, Lindsey Ogletree, Heather Babl, Morgan Parr, Danielle Lohmeier, Christina lliopoulos, Mickaela Busch, Magan Haas, and Gialanne Martin. Back row: Amanda Lowe, Magan Osborne, Chelsea Higgins, Sheena Keefer, Sara Brozek, Melissa Kometscher, Kayla Schichenmaier, Amanda Shadamann, and Audrey • Codina.
!Yearbook conference ·Drama puts on a . •
Clubs and Activities
7th
Grade Band
Back Row(left to right)- David F., Jonathan W., Anthony L., Sean K., Jason C., Jill K., John W., Brett H., Pre ton P., Dan A., Matt A., Eric N., Che} ea H., Chris A. Row Four(left to right)-Amanda N., Brian L., Kirk M., Luke R., Jake ., John T., Chris M., Monica P., Branden W., Alan D., Dayne W., Benjamin K. Row Three(left to right)- Sarah M., Whitney B., Ka'Shayla M., Alicia M., Sheena K.., Jay S., Gailanne M., Samantha M.," Olivia M., Rosanne N., Brett V., John P., Pouya K. Row Two(left to right)- Megan S., Melinda S., Devin B., Mandi L., Kelli C., Tiffany T., Sarah H., Patience A., Scott . Front Row(left to right)-Aaron S., Lee G , Je sica T., Trent M.
8th & 9th Grade Band
Back(left to right)- Matt Allen, Casey Campbell, Mike Kometscher, Pat Yoakum, icole Von Busch, Zach Coffin, Dillon Boenish, Amanda Showalter, Nie Somera, Christele Chrisp, Michelle Boerger Fourth Row(left to right)- Jeremy Cate, Brian Higgins, Kim Kremer, Miyuki Nguyen, Nicole Gruenemeier, Ashley Grossenbacher, Jennifer Rutt, Blair Michael Third Row(left to right)- Sarah Kru emark, Jave Morri , Amy Peters, Matt Bielenberg, Stephanie Bittinberg, Jenna Bronkoff, Alli on Harrell, Heather Statler, Rikki ewman, JeffTinnean, Jared Wiggins, Robert Pickel Second Row(left to right)- Ms. Lenz, Holly Knust, Jamie Beach, , Jessica Hutson, Carmen Guerrero, Tracey Grothen, Heather Wallace, Alyssa Stege-Tompset, Ashli Winkenwerder, Julie Roth, Jason Crumb Front Row(left to right)- Amanda Howe, Jes ica, Sarah Bartelt, Jessica Delanecy, Mike Showalter, Trisha Goebel, Nathan Knisely, Liz Molloy, Allison Molloy, Megan Shortridge, Clubs 56
Jazz Band
Orchestra
Back(left to right)- Jake Brestel, Drew Hilsabeck, Scott Cavadini, Nick Breanan, Nick Buller, Sara Caskey, Nick Noel, Cory Watermeier, Adam Dougherty, Joel Wagner, Tom Hilsabeck , Mike Hamel Front(left to right)- Eric Ru ell , Janae Deselm , Tony Tushar, Sean Brozek, Quentin Cleveland, Steven Burnett
Back Row(left to right)- Ruddie Rush , Jon Ren, Mr. Owen, Corissa Buhener, John Spence, Mike Moore Row Three(left to right)- Kristen Pudenz, Mikah Myer, Stephanie Pailonie, Brittany Allen , Kristen Hilidi Row Two(left to right)- Dimi Hua, Megan Haas, Jennifer Johnson, Nikkoal Daniels, Jessica Wallen-Hein Front Row(left to right)- Kristy Herins, Sasha Zheng, Emily Harrensteien, Mimi Abebe, Andrea Olson
Ambasadors
Student Council
Back Row(left to right ) - Andy Springer, Devin Taylor, Matt Peter , Geoff Dilavu, Jake Schaffer, Cory Hart , Matt Vorder tra e , Mitchel Memming MjddJe Row(left to right )-Ashley Gartee, Liz lliggin , Alena Van Dyke , Kearah Droud , Abby Hendrick on , Jenna Bronkoff, Liz Burns , Allyson Merideth Front Row(left to right ) - Emily Ben on, Je ica Duryea , Heather Colfack, Kathy Erick on, Malerie Houdek, Je ica Talero, Miyuki guye n
Back(left to right)- Andy Springer, ikkoal Daruels, Amy Peters , Kelli Collier, Sarah Keal , Mike Showalter, Liz Hershburger, Tony Ghrarn , Kaylee Ward , Je sica Hut on , Chelsea lliggins , Samantha Mu sman , Amber Bartelt, Victoria Noble , M Ricker Middle(left to right)- M Town end , Heather Comb , Ashley Liebel , Mandi Lowe , Renee Trevizo , Devin Ben on , Jes ica Taylor, Alyssa Stege-Tompset Front (left to right ) - Sara Caskey, Emily Benson , Amanda oble , Tyler Larnbley, Neel Amin
Science Olympiad
Math Co u n ts
Top: Mr. Power , Robert Pickle , Amy Peters, Jake Schaffer, Koren Plumer, Doug Ra smusen, Mr. Little Middle: Mr. Mann , Jennifer Johnson, Tim Ro enau, Tyler Lambly, Sasha Zing, DJ Rou e, ic Semera, Ms. Jantz
Front: Kristen Pudenz , Gabrelle Jame , Jenna Bronk.off, Stephanie Bitenger, Alys a Shuttler, Jason Crumb
B ack: Mrs Schmeeckle , Stephanie Paolini, Jennifer Johnson, ikkoaJ Daniels , Mrs. Zuggi Front: Neel Amin, Andy Springer, Tyler Lambley, Sasha Zheng
All School Clubs
Asian-American Club
Back Row(left to right)Kayla Schlinchenmaier, Tam-Anh guyen, Sarah Mai, Stephanie Nguyen, Ariel Chi, Scott Cavadini ot Pictured- Sharley Greenwald Dimi Hua, True Huynh Mai. Pouya Kebrael, Bien guyen, Jennifer guyen, Miyuki guyen, Tom guyen, Tommy Nguyen Amy Oum, Calley Schlinchenmaier, Mary Vu, Sa ha Zheng
American Indian Club
Back Row(left to right)- Ronnie Leach, Victoria Rabago, Jessica Canby, Eva Cushing, Alice Daniels, Marquita Bourdeaux Front Row(left to right)- Eric Daniel Bill Burnett, Ronald Edwards, Jeremy Cushing, Veronica Rabago ot Pictured- Joshua Canby, Jamie Chrisp, Eva Cushing, Jeremy Cu hing, ikkoal Daniel , Jackie Drappeaux, Melisa Falcon, Nugle Flores, Joey Kemp, Robert Olsen Shawntae Olsen, Bryson Shepard
African American Club
Back Row(left to right)- Deneica Moore, Anthony Hopper, James Hall, Donald Coleman ot Pictured- Mimi Abebe, Kelsey Anderson, Darwin Archie Pettis, Von Beisner, Toi Bess, Jo eph Bonner, Lonshay Brown, Crystal Cherry, Quentin Cleveland, Nicole Gruenemeier, Jonathan Hollins, Marque McCatty, Zephen Miller, Denise Moody, Ka'Sbayla Moore, Arny Peters, Matt Peters, Wmston Settrini, Raphael Smith-Udeaja, Bernard Sykes, Antonio Taylor, Dayne Walton, Desmond Williams
All School Clubs Latin
Club
Back Row(left to right)- Luis Tafoya, Andrea Rie , oelia Martinez, Angelica Leija, Carmelita E trada-Moore Front l\ow(left to right)- Aaron Jack on, Jeremy Cushing, icholas Martinez, Tino Alvarado, Veronica Rabaego, Alys a Arellano, Eva Cu bing, Thoma Estrada-Moore, Victoria Rabaego
Spanish Club
Fourth Row(left to right)- Sarah Keal, Angelica Leija, Stephanie guyen, oelia Martinez Third Row(left to right)Jennifer Rutt, Jamie Balkovec, Chelsie Lawler, Sarah Kru mark Second Row(left to right)- Alli on Harrell, Sarah Bartelt, Amanda Howe, Megan Shortridge First Row(left to right)- Dottie Urbanek, Heather Statler, Jessica Hutson, A hli Winkenwerder
Back Row(left to right)- Mr. Droud, Tyler Lambley, Brandon Meyers, Marcus Minzel, Zach Coffin, Dustin Schauer, Matt Jennings, Mitchel Memming, Jared Wadell, Amanda Brakhage Front Row(left to right)- Ronnie Leach, Matt Allen, Darren Reinhart, Preston Peterson, Garrett Packett, Keegan Danaher, Kearah Droud, Abby Wood, Andrea Bauer, Liz Higgins, Ms. Grieser Not PicturedKendelle Campbell, Jenny Erne ti
Multicultural Mentors
Back: Ms. Ricker, Victoria oble, Brandy Kreiffel, Chellsie Jone , Amy Peters, Ms. Town end Front: Dania Rozier, Jennifer Johnson, Rene e Trevizo
Front Row (left to right)- Alisha Pickle , Sarah Baur, Cheal sea Chadd Ms. Keneddy, Dan Whittiker Not PicturedTeja Taylor, Blake Ruel , Patience Andrews, Kelly Littleton, Braha Pierce , Chelsea Kennell, Jessica Hut on, Sarah Keal, A hlie Bonnell
Time Caps ule 1969 to '99- 2000
B·etween the years of 1969 and 1999 a lot of things changed.
First off, our school was buil t and opened in November Our technology, fashion, crime, entertainment, culture and sexual differences being common.
Hangout places in '69 consisted of King's, Sonic, and the skating rink on N and 48th Street. Some of the things teens in '99 do were done in '69. Like cruising the streets, hangin out, listin_g to music are still fun 30 years later. Trying to find a girlfriend or boyfriend was and is a fun sport to teens at Goodrich.
If you went to Goodrich 30 years ago you would have worn bright colors, bell bottoms, beads , platforms, wide ties, long hair, sandles , skirts, and lots of patterns. Our tum of the century fashion ideas have returned to wearing ·flares (bellbottoms) and baggy, loose comfortable clothing. That's like the 69' clothing, yet with different styles.
Technology being the "entertainment issue of the year." Has brought computers to many homes, schools, buisnesses, cars, fast food , any where, you name it. Miss your friend in France? In '99 e -m ailing far away buddies was the fastest way to "talk" to some on e . So remember the people of today and the people of yesterda y. Let 1969 live on baby, yea!!!
By: Jessica Taylor Club
!Grimace and Mrs. Scotrl
Happy Birthday Goodrich!!! This year on November the 18th, we celebrated our schools 30th Anniversary. There was music, art, food , and tours of the school. Everyone was invited, including students, staff, alumni, former staff, and community.
Through out the whole celebration there was music provided by Goodrich's 7th grade concert band, the 8th and 9th grade concert band, which were directed by Ms. Lenz, and also the Ambassadors, directed by
30th Ms. Johnson, which did two numbers of
Julie K, Travis T, Kyle W, Brandon M, Grima,;eE Disney and show tunes. There was also a wind quartet, Tracey Grothen, Coriisa Buehner, Koren Plummer, and Kristen Pudenz. And also a Rock combo with Scott Cavadini, Cory Watermyer, and Nick Nole. All were very inpressive.
Mr. Hute had an art display setup in the main hall. There were clay sculptures, pen drawings, chalk drawings, and many paintings. Also included were painted wire sculptures. ory Hart and Mitchell emming struting their stuff ith Ambassadors
Dr. Bargman, Goodrich's first and longest running principle, was there to help celebrate this spectaculer event. When asked what it was like being priciple here so many years, he answered by saying "It was a great experience. I really enjoyed it. They were nice kids. It led to nice things in life." He says that his most memorable moment here was watching Goodrich grow. I asked Dr. Bargman if he had any tips for the students and staff, "Teachers: enjoy your work. Help kids so they can get the best out of school. And for students, contribute to your community and school." M y final question to Dr. Bargman was if he liked to new remodeling that Goodrich overwent in the past few years. "I like the wonderful new remodeling. The new windows are great and they have moved a lot of rooms." We were all very delighted . to have Dr. Bargmen and his wife at our all school celebration.
Thanks to Hy-Vee Catering service, we had many kinds of soup made for the evening. There also was a splendid birthday cake.
r. Bargman and his ife
By:
Victoria Noble
Clubs
lenee T, Jenny H and Victoria N
Administrators - Mr. Ernest, Ms. Scott, Mr Keech
Baker, J Baker, S Nurse Beam, M SPED
Brenden, L Brill , A Brown , P Facilitator Brugh , S
Burns , N Coe , T
Conway, P Psychologist
Co ss on , A
Media Co vert , M Deeds , S Delehan t, A
Deterding , S SPED
Droud , R Duncon , C Dwight, J Eischeid , M Flaherty, L Flam.me , K
Friesen , S Graves , C Grieser, D Haas, S Habr, C Haertel , M Hamilton , P
Harrahil1 , K Harter, N ISS
Hilligoss , D Hohenfeldt, M
Hute , D Jantz , J Johnson , B
Counslers-
Mr. B urbach, Mrs. B uehner, Ms. Townsend
Johnson, C Executive Jones, C Kalivoda, J Attendance Kennedy, Kingery, M Kuklish, G SPED- Para Larson, M Health Para Lenz, S Little, C Mann, D Maston, B SPED-Para Motschenbacher, S eal, J Olmstead, J Owen , D Poindexter, J Treat. Nurse Powers , R Rader, A SPED-Para Ricker, C Rippe , K Ruppelt, J Ryan , P Sandager, A Schmeeckle , D
Shulz, C Receptionist Schuster-Graff, M Schwindt, J AV Searcey, D Severin , J Shaw,B Smith, R Sturek, J
Svoboda, S Register Swanson, K Tooley,M Vampola, S Vance, S SPED Vodehnal, S Watermeier, D SPED Watermeier, R ~PED
Watson, Westerberg, Willet, D Whisler, P Zabawa, R Zuggi, W
Food Service (Back:left to right)-Ann, Susan, Lyla, Kim, Karol, Cindy, Vickie, Karen
Custodial (Top )-Lu, Steve
(Bottom)- Phillip, Larry, Betty, David
Clubs
Publications is a cla w here ninth grader get the oppurtunity to design and create the yearbook write and publish the new paper, and have a good time while doing it. With lots of freedom to take pictures, attend school e vent , and self-monitor our own time, we all . had lots of fun while learning about re ponsibilitie and deadline . The whole staff worked hard all year on therr different tasks to make the yearbook come together and reflect an image of Goodrich 1999-2000. Sometimes we had to come in after school or on weekend to reach deadlines, but most of us had fun anyway. The best part, the good feelings we got as we watched the yearbook come along from idea brainstormed on the overhead to the final product you are reading now. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
-Scott Cavadini
