Northeast High 1990 Yearbook

1990 ROC~E1

7he 89-90 school year has had it's share of ups and downs. On the down side, class oriented school chants were banned. This greatly limited the abllity of students to participate and reduced enthusiam at rallies. On the up side varsity cheer leaders Wendy Williams and Nicole Stevens addressed the student council about lack of spirit. .

Due to combined effort spirit seemed to improve. Throughout the year a gang of spirited students led by Student Council President Rick Carter showed a unique and enthusiastic form of spirit, exemplified when they removed their shirts in 20 degree weather until the football team scored a touchdown.

Being a varsity cheerleader meant leading cheers at games an9 at pep rallies, including this special cheer for the varsity football team.

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Right:7he Rocket Marching Band gets fired up before a football game at Seacrest. Above: Troy Kuenning and Cory Cook await the start of a reserve football game.

The Star Strutters perform a high-kick routine during the first pep rally of the school year.

Lovin' Every Minute Oflt -Lover boy

"If everyone had school spirit it would be a lot of fun. With enthusiasm the players may be encouraged." -Junior Jenny

Spirit & Games

Below: Angie SmithandChrystal Weldemantry to hide the revisions they made to Dustin Cleveland's car.

Below: Chad Lyon listens to the roar of the crowd as he runs through the spirit line at Seacrest Field.

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Wendy WIiiiams and Nicole Stevens show ofJ, their spirit by designing and posting a door sign for tennis player Mitch Jones.

"Puttin' On The Ritz" was the theme for ·the I 989 Homecoming. The student council and cheerleaders worked together this year to make this a very successful Homecoming which is one of the longest standing traditions of any high -school.

The rally and game were held on Thursday October 12th , and the dance was on Friday, the 13th in the ·Ed Johnson Gym . At the rally, Matt ShQ\1,./ and Chrystal Weideman were crowned Host and Hostess for I 989 . The attendant couples were Tricia Young and Brian Etherton and Tiffani Rapp and Dustin Cleveland

At Seacrest field that night the varsity football team defeated Fremont 2 I to b. Northeast had the game in the palm of their hand until the fourth quarter when Fremont . made a touchdown. Throughout the evening, Jason Pf lughaupt made two touchdowns and Eric Schnieder made one touchdown .

The dance was scheduled for the following evening at Northeast A record amount of I 38 .tickets were sold to this year's dance

"I think students were a lot more motivated this year towards Homecoming/ stated student council president Rick Carter.

Homecoming Royalty I 989 : Hostess Chrystal Weideman, Host Matt Shaw and their attendants (standing I to r )Tricia Young, Brian Etherton, Dustin Cleveland and Tiffani Rapp.

The morning pep rally was a big success This was the· 45th documented Homecoming

Al I of the cheerleaders are ready for the Varsity f ootba/1 team's entrance ·

Puttln'On The Rltz

"Homecoming was great, people attended the dance, the ·rally was fun and exciting and we even won the game ."

Cassie Althouse and Casie Meisinger are performing with the HRocket" Band during half-time

Hostess Chrystal Weideman and Host Matt Shaw were crowned at the pep rally Thursday morning

- Chrystal Weideman

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Below : Jeni Meyer is expressing her feelings toe i ndy Palik and the rest of the varsity Cheerleaders . Assistant Coach Tracy Stauffer seems to be In disagreement with the referee

During the / 989- / 990 school year, many students enjoyed a variety of extra-curricular activities.

Some liked to play basketball, go shopping, or sleep. But senior Jamie Brown likes to "run and mix and scratch on two turntables " Others you may see hanging out on the south side of school playing hackey sack before and after school. Some students enjoyed spending their weekends cheering on their favorite pro, college,, or high school sports teams. ·

Faculty, as well as students, Ii ke to take a breather after a ful I day of classes. Some Just like to go home and relax by reading the newspaper and watching T. V Others, like Hqnk Willemsen, enjoy reading, attending sporting event s and traveling.

Everybody at Northeast took advantage of their time outside of the classroom and enjoyed it to its fut lest extent

Vice-Principal Ted Sheely ~hows his shame as he is taken off to prison. His imprisonment was part of a March of Dimes fundraiser.

(Above) Anne Johansson and Victoria Holt enjoy the nice weather after a grueling day of school.

(Below) Mick Colon wakes up following an exciting pep-rally

Jeremy Schaaf gives the "tuff" look after a Northeast football victory

Above : Jason Pf /ughaupt tells Tricia Young about the two CtNesome touchdowns he scored aga i nst Fremont Below : Jason tells Jake McMahan about the two CtNesome touchdowns he scored aqainst Fremont.

Nothln' 13ut A Good 1ime -Poison

Some rowdy sophmores show their enthusiasm at a football game

Brigitte Swenson and Kristin Eckman laugh about the class pictures they Just had taken.

"I Ii ke to run and mix/ and scratch on two turntables."

-Senior Jamie Brown

car (kar)noun- any vehicle on wheels . Virtually every student either has one or wants one. They come in any size, shape, or color you so desire. They require major time, energy, and mega-bucks. You may be as fortunate to have your parents buy one for you or you might have to save up and purchase the costly item yourself.

The point is, that whether you have a "cool" car, a "hot rod', or a "beat-up Junker", cars have become a symbol of value for Northeast students. for many, that symbol becomes$. It takes a lot of money to maintain a car and keep it running, especially if the owner determines the car needs to look the best.

"Having a car is the point in your life where you can start on your own and be responsible for yoursel(" Junior Jasmine Fryrear said. "It also helps you get from one place to another."

J,Cars

Senior BIii Mericle takes the time to pose for a picture while cruising around the school in his classic car.

JuniorJasmine fryrear's car not only looks good cruisin' "O", but it looks sharp in the park.

Mike f<.nezovlcn and Chad Bliss show the same taste in cars, but different sty/es.

Senior Dustin Cleveland shows how good care and maintenance pays off on his "Super Bee".

Hell On Wheels

Cars are not the only automobile that can look classy, as verified byMike Beetem's truck.

A Northeast graduate still finds it fun to cruise around at Northeast to show off his 1988 Trans-Am.

This Northeast student takes time out to shop for the perfect car.

"Not rnany people have a nice truck. I try rny hardest to keep it maintained and looking nice."

-Junior Mike Beetern

t'sEveryone's question this year is what's new and where can I get it? Well, the answer to that question can be found right here All the right looks were found at where else, the mall . The leather look is still in this year. At the mall students all over are wearing leather Jackets, skirts and boots Also hot this year for girls, are tailored vests, the "upcoming" of skirts and soft, cuddly sweaters All the studs this year seem to be wearing British Knights footwear. Sweats this year seem to be really "cut off" but also very popular with the male population .

As for where to be this year, 'cruzin O street' is still popular . Everyone seems to be hangin' tough at McDonalds, East Park, football games, friend's houses, Taco Inn and Amigos. Cool sounds this year are New Kids on the Block, Prince, Richard Marx, Bad English, Rolling Stones, Young M. C , Milli Vanilli, Paula Abdul, Great White, and Led Zeppelin. If we haven't mentioned your favorite yet there is a never ending list.

Jasmine Fryrear is sitting pretty in a cool excercise outfit at Gateway f:lall. Amy Shedlo~l<Y is just daring our photographer to take her picture '0 the gate~ay Vanity_. Nicole Stevens, John Williams qnd Wendy Willi ams are Just spending a regular day in the Record Shop. Just imagine your favorite guy in this outfit from Jeans West.

Desiree Joseph and Nicole Stevens prove wrong the statement "it looks better on the hanger."

U Got 1he Look - Prince

"Everything is important now 1 even your shoes."

-Jasmine

Sweaters appeared in all colors and designs, offerin~ guys a wide selection of fashion "" What's

Milli Vanilli, Just debuting this year, made it to the top of the charts .

Fryrear

The I 989 Nebraska State Fa i r was a great pl ace to spend some spare time

and specialty shops involved students and talented groups at Northeast High School

The cheerleaders competed in a statewide and placed second overall .

The marching band and Star Strutters marched and performed in parades at the fair. As is the case with every State FairJ bands and drill teams from across the state participated in the annual event

Some of the largest crowds in years attended the many State Fair concerts. One of the bigand a sell-outJ was the New Kids on the Block & Tiffany.

For Holly Walker and Stacy the concert was something extra special. They received backstage passes to meet the band.

Above: Kaye Koci and Jen Meyer display one _of the "quality" prizes offered at the fair ._ 13elov.f: Ca_rr,e Car'!'tcnae/ pr_etends to be enjoying herself while waiting 111 a long line for a rtde.

,Right: People fr om across the state got a chance to he~r the sounds · of Northeast's Rocket Marching Band at the State f a,r.

I Wanna Have Some Fun

-Samantha Fox

Below Right: Walt Gibbs blocks out the crowd noise and Brave fairgoers risk life and limb on the Ring- attempts a shot for a prize. Bottom Right: Holly Walker and a-fire. Stacey Larson are "Hangin' Tough" backstage with Danny Wood of New Kids On The 13/ock.

Sfate fair

"The rides were fun, but nothing beats eating the funnel cake." •

-3unior Dari_n Englebart

It's Friday night and you're all set for a jammin' weekend Just one thing stands in the way . Money or the lack of it.

7 oday 1~ens are faced with many expenses during their high school years. 7hose expenses range fron small items such as school supplies or a movie, to a class rif}g and a car. 7o afford those prices the majo ~ity of Northeast students have Jobs after school and on the weekends.

Whatever the source of a student's money, one thing is for sure, with today's increasing prices the money won't last long, but i1 sure is fun to spend it.

7he Great Quake of '89 October I b, I 989 after I week 62 dead, 4 1 I 000 injured. .. most costly disaster Red Cross volunteers came from i:latlon wide. Hurricane Hugo second most costly disaster thousands of people homeless donation centers for food and clothing established in Lincoln and other cities b'J, Red Cross . .. natural resources such as trees were sen.t to the Carolina's for the rebulldlng of homes and businesses. ; lift off of space shuttle Pioneer I . .. miss/oh to take -pictures and explore the surface of Venus

A car Is Just one of the expenses a studeryt (ac~s during the school year:.

Love For Money .-Bull.et

Bays

Above: 7he cost of cruisin' "O" is measured in gallons. Below: The price we pay for memories increased . $2 this -year.

"I

think one of the hottest I ooks thl s year Is leather."

-,Junior Abbey Mahar

Above: A night at the movies can put a crunch in your pocketbook. Below: Jeans are a must for every students wardrobe

Senf-or Photo

Lisa Ahlman

Cassie Althouse

Don Anderson

Mike Anderson

Jo Ashley

Mori Atobatele

Amy Attenberger

Chicky Azadi

Julie Bahr

Lori Bahr

Daryl Baier

Kirk Bamesberger

Cari Barrett

Bill Barrett

DeeDee Bartlett

Jill Bassett

Brent Baum

Jennifer Baus

Thad Beaman

Jason Beck

Kim Behrens

Georgann Biggers

Chadd Bliss

Tim Boatright

Brad Bonge

Seniors and juniors alike enjoy each other's company at the Candlelight dance.

Loren Bouwens

Bambi Boyd

Sharell Brehm

Mick Brokaw

Mike Brox

Niccl Buchanan

Jeff Buettgenbach

Melissa Burback

Greg Burns

Brad Butcher

Kelly Callahan

Nicole Carbon

Rick Carter

Jennifer Casburn

Tracy Casey

Shad Chandler

Alan Clasey

Dustin Cleveland

Mick Colon

Matt Conrad _

Cory Cook

Maynard Cr~ckett

Melissa Cronin

Marcy Curtis

Tina Danek

Erika Danhauer

Dianna Danielson

Jenny Detore

Jeni Dickenson

Nan Divine

Ryan Doak

JIii Dougherty

Bryan Draper

Sherry Dunkle

Joe Edgecombe

Mike Einspahr

Ryan Elrod

Joe Eltiste

Georgia Enders

Jody Ernst

Brian Etherton

Jason Everett

Michelle Fedon

Monica Fernau

Jeff Finke

Cleon Finnell

Tom Fitzgerald

Jason Fleege

Ann Foley

Matt Franzen

Debbie Frazell

Julie Frazer

Doug French

Scott Frenzel

Leanne Frltchie

Mary Fuhrer

Sonja Garcia

Renee Garner

Christle Garrison

Jeff Gaston

Seniors Rick Carter and Jeff Gaston like the 'Sprite' in junior Kristin Eckman.

Chris Gilliam

Amy Gleason

Mike Gocke

Patty Goldsberry

Erik Gorski

Jeff Graff

Christie Graft

Stacy Grlffith

Rod Gruenemeier

Sarah Habel

Kyle Haeffner

Tim Hamersma

Gretchen Hammes

Kim Hanner

Jasori Hansen

Jim Hansen

John Hansen

Tracy Haf1shorn

Jamie Hauptmeler

Chad Hawkins

Ben Heidemann

Kerri Heiman

Tammy Helms

Keith Henderson

Amanda Henrlchson

Nancy Hershey

Tuan Hoang

Victoria Holt

Lori Holy

Mike Hosek

Jason Howell

Britany Hulbert

Jennie Hutchinson

Mike Jenkins

Anne Johansson

David Johns

Heather Johnson

Ivan Johnson

Michelle Johnson

Natalie Johnson

Steve Johnson

Mitchell Jones

Desiree Joseph

Jennifer Joseph

Cami Jurgens

Lonna Keller

Shannon Kempkes

Jim King

Eric Kinney

Tom Klimm

Mi~ty Klusman

Michael Knezovich

Nicole Knollenberg

Lisa Kobes

Kaye Koci

Mark Krejci

Troy Kuenning

Nancy Kuhlman

Nicole Laird

Kirsten Lange

Tom Lanham

Russel Lapp

Barry Lawson

Laura Leddy

Debbie Lee

Crissy Lehr

Dawn Leishman

Julie Leising

Aimee Lempke

Craig Leybold

Kevin Livers

Matt Lollmann

Mike Longoria

Susan Lott

Seth Lutz

Chad Lyon

Mike Manzi

Don Mares

Sandi Marlow

LaTrice Martin

Tony Maser

Jeff Maxwell

Ryan McClanahan

Kathleen McClintock

Chad Mccreight

Jake McMahan

Jeff McMahill

Tony Menefee

Bill Mericle

Terri Mero

Jennifer Meyer

Geoffrey Michaelson

Christine Miller

Jeff Miller

Jennifer Miller

Michael Morgan

Gretchen Morrison

Jennie Mumford

Elizabeth Murach

Kim Murphy

Bill Napier

Nicole Nelson

Gaylynn Newbury

Jon North

Chantelle Ohlrich

Lauri Olmsted

Ryan Othling

Geoff Owen

Misty Owens

Arman Pajnlgar

Cindy Palik

Patty Pankratz

Lisa Parrott

Umesh Patel

Dion Patterson

Patrick Peacock

Karen Peck

Bryan Peterson

Michelle Peterson

Jason Pflughaupt

Shawna Pickett

Erica Pierson

Crystal Porath

Hope Quintana

Anthony Rabago

Kevin Rah&

Tiffanni Rapp

Sherri Ravins

Gary Rediger

Cindy Reinhart

Nicole Reints

David Reiss

Richard Lee Renne

Nicole Renshaw

Tony Rezek

Pamela Rice

Chris Richardson

Melanie Richmond

Sharlene Riggert

Skeet Riggs

Danna Ritchey

Troy Rodgers

Jess Roe

Matt Rogers

Sarah Rohan

Ruth Rohnke

Kirk Rust

Brandy Rutten

Kim Sadowski

Darrell Sayer

Jeremy Schaaf

Jeffery Scheel

Suzanne Schmale

Eric Schnelder

Todd Schneider

Jim sc·ott

Heather-Shaw

Matt Shaw

Amy Shedlosky

Jennifer Sheldon

Rhonda Sherwood

Greg Simmons

Aaron Slpherd

Mark Slechta

Angle Smith

Kim Smith

Michelle Smith

Paul Smith

Cathy Souliere

Nell Spears

Tracy Spitser

Nikki Stahnke

Becky Stake

Brandon Standley

Karen Standley

Kerri Stein

Kerrie Stephens

Jenny Stevens

Nicole Stevens

Russell Stevens

Brian Stewart

Josh Stivers

Carrie Stollar

Tim Stoppel

Shelby Sullivan

Deanna Thetro

Michelle Tofsrud

Heather Trumble

Loan Truong

Wade Turner

Rich Tuttle

Marvin Tyson

Dan Van Arsdall

Jeff Vanderslice

David Van Essen

Tim Vanschoiack

Dawn Vosta

Marc Wagaman

Kami Wa lbrldge

Jodi Walck

Peter Waldo

Robin Walker

Dawn Walton

Marilyn Watkins

Shannon Watson

Jenny Way

Jill Weaver

Kevin Webel

Chrystal Weideman

Steve Wenzl

Sara West

Brian Weyant

Ron Williams

Wendy Williams

Kellie Wilson

Jason Windhorst

Brian Wolfe

Scott Woodward

Tim Wrede

Trisha Young

Jeff Zager

Mario Caliendo

Andy Mueller

Lani Sonsteng

Greg Burns

No senior photos from

Scott Aslskson Ta ny a Ha rr is

Tim Batsln Ch ris Hess he imer

Fred Baxter Sco t t HIii

Sandi Baxter Ke lley Hocki ng

Alex Bennett Am y Hods ho n

Curtis Brennan Ke n Hoelk

Robert Bretta

Jamie Brown

Mic hael Hood

Jeff Jo hns o n

Kleu Bui Jame s Jon es

Kim Buse

Jeff Cady

Stan Caha

Meredith Campbell

Jane lle Jur ge n s

Den ise Kahle

Scott Keh m

Frank Laher

Jimmy Cook Destl n La wrence

Lisa Cox Kelly L ewis

Matt Cristo Denise Litt

Heather Danlels

Amiee Dreiling

Scotty Dyer

Kathryn Ebert

Gary Ehlers

Stacy Engell

Kathleen Forney

R. TynelFuller

Tim Fushla

Sharon Gable

Monte Gates

Wlllle Gerlach

Cherry Gochnour

Lana Green

Kevin Gude

Shella Hamlln

Ric Lovrl en

Betty Mackey

Tammy Marchand

Larry May

Dawn Messer

Kristi Mickle

Joe Moore

Jason Musll

Bao-Nguye Nguyen

Su Nguyen

Christine Nienaber

Brandl Othengren

Rebecca Pelan

Leisha Perkins

Andy Pierce

Tonva Pierce

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Kathl een Pries

David Robago

Fe rnand o Rabago

Kevin Randall

Michael Rogge

Terry Rolenc

J enny Rondeau

Ch r is ti an Rupe

Ton y Rutt

Kim Saa l feld

Shawn Sand

Alle n Scott

Kelll Scott

Tam syn Scott

Mark Sherry

Kelly Smith

Br ian Stahnke

Jarod Steiner

Lance Stiles

St even Stonebreaker

Robert Turner

Jody Vaughn

Travis Waite

Michael Walker

Charlot Wehrmelster

Patrick Wenzel

Robin Westphal

Ryan WIiiiams

Melanie Winfrey

Valerie Winkler

Jamey Wozney

Jerry Wright

Bob

Sarah Zimmerman

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Happy Birthday to you! Senior Julie Leising got a bigger suprise than she bargained for on hE 18th birthday from her friends.

Senior .Tammy Scott works her little fingers to the bone on an English paper in the Merger Lab.

SeniQr Mike Einspahr paces me sldelineS duri a varsity footbaH game.

Amy Adams

Kim Albright

Brian Allen

Tiffany Allen

Clayton Allsman

Michelle Anderson

Jason Andrews

Janis Applebee

Alison Applegarth

Nikki Baatz

Bonnie Balas

Jeff Baldwin

Mike Barrett

Craig Bartek

Jennifer Bartek

Ronni Bartlett

Cynthia Basler

Stephanie Bautch

Tawnya Beeman

Mike Beetem

Kelleigh Belcher

Jennifer Benson

Nicolle Best

Ryan Blxenmann

Reggie Blessing

Scott Walter cruises home after a hard day at school.

Rebecca Bludorn

Tina Bolinger

Steve Bossung

Brenda Briley

Matt Brodd

Nickole Brokaw

Coscelia Brown

Jill Brown

Matt Brown

Troy Brown

Leigh Ann Brym

Jared Buck

Matt Sudler

Charles Buell

James Burianek

Jenny Bush

Amy Beyers

Elvis Carbaugh

Tracy Carlson

Carrie Carmichael

Troy Chubbuck

Stacy Church

Amy Clapp

Danny Clark

Erick Clark

Get outta my way! Junior-Jami Kuehn tries to blast past the phot~ on her way out of the band room.

Tae Kwondo. Many people have heard ofTae Kwondo, but not many know what it is all about. Junior Brad Tillberg is qualified to explain, after all, he has been involved in Tae Kwondo since he was 13 years old.

Tillberg describes Tae Kwondo as an art of self-defense, sparing kicks, strikes, stances, and blocks. Participating in a lesson once a

week and working out often at home has helped Tillberg earn a first degree black belt.

Although Tillberg does not attend many tournaments, he learns self -control, respect, and honor, not on ly for himself, but for others as well. When asked if he planned to continue Tae Kwondo after hig h school Tillberg replied, " Yes, I haven't trained this long to quit!"

Melissa Clark

Matt Coffman

Chad Coil

Shawn Collier

Ray Craig

Michelle Crandall

Carissa Crawford

Ken Cunningham

Vince Cunningham

Brent Curtis

Randy Damewood

Brent Davis

Jamie Delaney

Kyle Detweiler

Michelle Diehl

Debbie Dolezal

Glenn Donahoe

Danni Dowding

Jennifer Dreher

Denise Dunkle

Penny Dupes

Kelly Durbin

Kristin Eckman

Stefanie Ehlers

Jennifer Eley

Shannon Elrod

Darin Engelbart

Derek England

Rebecca Eppens

Fletcher Erickson

Julie Erks

Craig Ernstmeyer

Brian Esquivel

Stacey Evans

Nancy Fagler

Brandon Floyd

Jorenae Folsom

Brad Fountain

Laura Fournier

Kevin Fox

Angi Frain

Michelle Francis

Jasmine Fryrear

Debbie Gable

Aaron Gallardo

Dawn Gannon

Mike Gartzke

Lynette Gaver

Tim Gerdes

Stacey Gewecke

Junior Michelle Voeltz takes a break from her studies

Mr. Perry amuses himself while attempting to choke Angelicque McCoy.

Walter Gibbs

Ana Gomez

Tara Gonzalez

Kevin Goodban

Jason Gould

Vickie Grant

Michelle Greve

Tiffany Griess

John Haake

Mike Hagerbaumer

Stacey Hansson

Richard Harig

Scott Harris

Carl Hartman

Steve Hartman

Mary Hauner

Becky Heinbigner

Brian Helms

, Shane Helmstadter

Greg Henderson

Landon Hergert

Amy Herman

Nicole Hier

Travis Hinders

Craig Hoffman

Kim Hofker

Michelle Hohenfeldt

Lance Hollman

Danyl Holt

Stephanie Horning

Jeremy Hosek

Ed Howard

Corey Hug

Jeff Jaeger

Neil Jay

Chris Jensen

Chris Jones

Missy Jones

Jim Jordan

Heather Julch

Noni Kaar

Bev Kahler

Renee Kempkes

Todd Keyser

Becky Kilburn

Bobbie Kirkpatrick

Amanda Klinkman

Cory Koeppen

Jerry Koerner

Stan Kolb

Let's do lunch! Juniors Ed Mutter and Leigh Ann Brym find that lunch tastes better when you share it with someone you love

Shhhh! No yelling in the hallways says future hallmonitorStef Ehlers.

Lisa Kopsa

Jami Kuehn

Eric Landauer

Stacey Larson

Tammy Larson

Tina Larson

Jim Lawrence

April Leach

Jenny Lear

Matt Lebsack

Susan Lee

Brian Leising

Jason Lemon

Angela Leonard

David Lewis

Shane Lineberry

La Donnls Loury

Jennifer Louthan

Kelly Love

Kari Lowe

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Penelope Luster

Abbey Mahar

Robin Mahoney

Allen Malsbury

Matt Mar

Tahnee Markussen

Cole Maranville

Kaylyn Marshall

Nancy Marx

Brett Mason

Monica Mason

Jenn Mateer

Diane Maynard

Angelicque McCoy

Michelle McCune

Rachel McHargue

Mark McKinnon

Jeremy Mehser

Kristi Meier

Amy Meints

Casie Meisinger

Craig Meisner

Margie Metz

Steve Miller

Chris Misko

Dawn Moeller

Ed Mueller

Anne Murach

Angie Murray

Mike Nehe

Kelligh Belcher is engrossed in her work on the computer.

Cindy Nelson

Cindy Neujahr

Trang Nguyen

Pennie Nickles

Jeff Nobbman

Tony Novak

Sheri O'Callaghan

Karin Oliver

Chad Osborn

Adam Ott

Jon Pagel

Bobby Pankratz

Tammi Parker

Bhu Patel

Jagruti Patel

Kristin Pflughaupt

Jeremy Pierce

Michelle Pierce

Monica Pierce

Heather Piersel

John Price

April Priess

Lori Rahrs

Molly Rathe

Zach Ray

Junior Chris Jensen lends a helping hand during the canned food drive.

Brenda Renteria

Matt Richards

Darrin Richardson

Tammy Richardson

Skip Riggs

Jeff Ritchey

Bobby Rivey

Deanna Roberts

Rochelle Roberts

Marcia Rockemann

Cyndi Rohe

Matt Roland

Tammi Rowe

Ron Royer

Jason Rystrom

Kevin Sadowski

Travis Samuelson

Stacey Schaffer

Amy Schmidt

Jason Schroeder

Anne Schwarz

Ken Schwisow

Catherine Scott

Eric Sell

Stephanie Sellmeyer

Tracy Allen

Jack Atteberry

Kristin Beam

Tanya Bilka

Mike Blake

Eric Bossaller

Jenna Brown

Nikki Butler

Matt Chollar

Kalley Click

Jeremy Cockrill

Scott Connelly

Annalee Densberger

Sean Elliot

Jamie Epperson

Brian Foster

Troy Gartner

Tana Garza

Steve Griggs

Jodie Gropp

Jason Habben

Chad Hartshorn

Mike Herbel

Gloria Hershey

Jennifer Ihrig

Clint James

Troy Jipp

Shannon Landkamer

Jim Larabee

Kerry Ludwig

Konji Mason

Chris McCracken

Chris McCullough

Eric McHargue

Sandy Macintosh

Becky Messmer

Sam Metcalf

Keith Moyer

Michael Mullin

R. J. Mullinnix

James Murphy

Angela Prochaska

Monica Raether

Jenny Schaeffer

Amanda Schwindt

Chris Scott

Amy Springer

Bill Tindele

Randy Turek

Michelle V9eltz

Todd Wobig

Juniors that weren't pictured

Cecilia Serna

Mark Settles

Liz Sexton

Kelly Sheaff

Chad Sherry

Shelly Shields

Brenda Simpson

Paula Smith

Brent Smolik

Tom Snyder

Karl Souders

Lawrence Speights

Jennifer Spier

Amy Splichal

Jeff Starr

Jerry Steckley

Valerie Stewart

Matt Stuckenschmidt

, Aaron Svoboda

Brigitte Swenson

Rick Tast

Ryan Tenopir

Michelle Thlenel

Imogene Thies

Brad Tillberg

Tara Gonzales does her best Gene Simmons/KIZZ impression.

Heather Tipton

Kim Tobiassen

Billie Jo Tobin

Brian Tomcak

Amy Truax

Lori Upton

Holly Walker

Scott Walter

Tina Walton

Debbie Ware

Mark Warren

Andy Watson

Kent Wenzl

Beck West

Justin White

Jason Wilbur

Sharon Wi lcox

Amanda Williams

Tracey Williams

Regina Winfrey

Jodi Wittler

Chris Wood

Michelle Wylie

Kurt Yager

Traci Young

Trent Young

Andy Zillig

Nancy Zimmerman

Jason Zugmier

Tammy ZWeerink

Teri Adamson

Angie Allen

Cory Althouse

Tommy Arenas

Lisa Arguello

Jennifer Arnett

Chris Aslakson

Robert Bahr

Mike Balley

Leslie Barrett

Jerry Bartzatt

Brandl Bauer

Jeremy Baumfal~

Angie Baus

Peggy Bechtel

Robin Beck

Scott Beckman

Anne Beckner

Aaron Bennett

Ell Bergmler

Lora Berry

Kyle Biggerstaff

Angel Billings

Morgan BIiis

Craig Blxenmann

,Rodfleld

er:my Bomberger

1 Juii~ Boon

Alh y Bornemeler

Liz Bousselot

Anne Beckner and Mike Bailey wonder when the bell is going to ring.

Jackson Bradford

Kris Bratt

Jodi Britton

Nikki Brown

Barry Bruns

Cindy Buckmaster

Yan Bui

Danielle Buss

Chad Cederberg

Andrew Chamberlain

Sara Champoux

Korena Channel

Ginger Charbonneau

Kevin Chestnut

Craig Claire

Brandon Clarkson

Tammy Claus

Courtney Cobb

Ryan Cobb

Sherri Coleman

Jason Cook

Marcia Coster

Carrie Cronin

Melissa Crozier

Patricia Curtis

Ben Damewood

Brandon Davis

Melissa Davis

Jeff DeBoer

Don Debus

Nate Hill and Mark Wesslund jump for joy.

Travis Debusk

Daniel Decker

Christopher Dekalb

Shelley Detore

Terry Dondlinger

Nicole Downey

Danielle Dreiling

Rachel Dunning

Michelle Dyer

Kim Effie

Nick Eischeid

Nikki Eisenbarth

Richard Elam

Danielle Ems

Rachel Epp

Julie Evans

Amy Everett

Adam Falk

Angi Fargo

Aaron Flynn

Adam Foster

Tim Fox

Matt Franks

Troy Fuller

Chris Gabig

Heather Garcia

Rhea Gill

Jill Gochnour

Kurt Gonnerman

Jason Graham

Dan Moyer catches Alissa Gulbra~dson as she falls:

Adam Grell

Hope Gress

June Griffin

Christine Grindell

Bobbie Gropp

Chad Grow

Jenny Gu

Alissa Gulbrandson

Heather Hadley

Michelle Hamel

Niki Hamilton

Eddie Hamlon

Kim Harms

Kristi Harrington

Dan Harris

James Hassenplug

Susan Helmers

Stephanie Hendricks

Joe Hennecke

Mike Hennington

Cory Hespe

Jessica Hinders

Nina Hoang

Jim Hoffman

Jennifer Hoffman

Chris Hoffman

Michelle Hoffmeyer

Todd Hohbein

Douglas Holle

Jaime Hood

Ben Damewood, Jeff DeBoer, and Marc Houser sit and enjoy life •before another hard day at work.

Amorette Kehm and Miki Monk try to figure out who is taking their picture.

Carrie Hotler

Greg Hovland

Lisa Howe

Matt Hurt

Danielle Johnson

Jenine Johnson

Amy Jones

Heather Jol)es

Tadd Jurgens

Martin Kahland

Robin Kahler

Scott Kahler

Mary Jo Kappel

Carl Kassebaum

Mike Kassebaum

Amorette Kehm

Jason Kempkes

Jill Kempston

Jason Kinney

Jeff Kinnison

Travis Kobza

Candace Koll

Lance ,Koll

Jen Krejci

Rob Kreycik

Shawn Kruse

Tracy Kuenning

Shannon Kuhfahl

Joshua Lahm

Colleen Landkamer

Sophq,more ballet dancer eyes law caree1

Like all students, sophomore Elizabeth Shaw is very active outside of school. She has been dancing since she was three years old and joined the Ballet Midwest Dance Company when she was 12.

Since she has joined the company, she has danced in such productions as "The Nutcracker", "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Babes in Toyland." "The Nutcracker" was her favorite production because it takes place around the holidays.

After auditioning in places like Kansas City and Des Moines, she wa accepted to the Boston Ballet Company, Ballet West (in Aspen, Colo.) and the St. Louis Ballet Company for summer programs.

Although she would like to become a lawyer someday, dancing will always remain in her heart.

Dennis Larabee

Amy Larsen

Shawn Larson

Heather Laws

Wade Leishman

Angel Lemmons

Jon Lewis

Betty Lin

Tracey Linkugel

Jamie Lockard

Marcy Long

Barb Louthan

Mirinda Lovell

Shawn Lueders

Lynn Lybarger

Danelle Maatsch

Darci Mann

Melissa Mars

Tim Marten

Andy Martin

Bryan Martin

Steve Massey

Ryan Maul

Jeni McClanahan

Angie McCabe

Margo McManaman

Susan Medina

Jennifer Meeske

Eric Meints

Flavio Mesquita

Unplctured Sophomores

Robert Adams

John Bartlett

Randy Baylor

Donald Bishop

Troy Blackford

Leslle Blauvelt

BIii Boyer

Robert Buchanan

Richard Carter

Antonio Ceballos

Jeb Christiansen

Matthew Cole

Mike Conover

Mark Dickenson

David Dultsman

Kara Dukes

Gary Eastep

Dean Erks

Scott Ernstmeyer

Kenneth Farr

Heather Harrington

Karl Henn i ng

Rebecca Heuep

Dusty Hicks

Nathan HIii

Marc Houser

Jeremiah Johnson

Sean Jones

Michael Kehm

Chad Kinney

Robert Klein

Cory Koll

Rick Komets~her

Brendon Krick

Andrew Lyon • ·

Mike Mahoney

Ira McCoy

Brian Middendorf

Travis Mitchell

Erin Monk

Alan Moyer

Corrina Muratalla

Troy Patterson

Carl Pence

Billi Metcalf

Brian Meyer

Tyson Meyer

Chris Miller

Kim Miller

Kyle Miller

Marie Minzel

Karla Mobley

Kathy Moore

Chris Moreau

Chelsea Morrow

Pam Morton

Mike Moucha

Daniel Moyer

Jennie Mundt

Rich Nadrchal

Dana Nash

Brandi Neidecker

Jason Neff

Phil Nelson

Jenni Newnum

Troy Nickels

Robyn Nickles

Michelle Muir

Shari Nitz

Ed Northway

Julie O'Donnal

Jeff Palik

Lyssa Parente

Jeremy Parolek

Judith Pierson

Joseph Pitches

Chris Preston

Aaron Rader

Amanda Rust

Jennifer SChmld

Shelly Shields

Joseph Slkhta

Mike Standley

John Steckly

Mellisa Stewart

Jennifer Tlmmennan

Kyle Triplett

Jeremy Tubach

Jenifer Ulrlch

Dwayne Viets

Spencer Volzke

Tam Vu

Jason Walter

Karen Parolek

Ryan Pashby

Melissa Payne

Jason Pearl

Gary Peet

Becky Perkins

Craig Peterson

Michelle Petska

Andy Plummer

Amy Poindexter

Troy Price

Megan Putney

Heidi Quincy

Becky Rabago

Chris Rodek

Mark Rains

Nikki Rasmussen

Sara Rathe

Jeff Reed

Michelle Reed

Brian Reinhart

Jen Renuck

Carrie Renker

Janelle Renne

Carmen Rheault

Jaymie Rice

Stephanie Rice

Cory Richmond

Marie Riggins

Aaron Ripley

Anne Beckner, Sara Champoux , and Kristi Harrington share a joke inbetween classes .

Adam Foster says, "Hey, it's o.k., you can take my picture."

Aaron Rodek

Peter Rogers

Venetia Rogers

Jenny Rogge

Teddie Rohr

Jennifer Root

Becky Rosekrans

Angie Ross

Brandi Ruger

Zach Ryan

David Sampson

Criz Sanchez

Jeff Sayer

Joann Sazama

Stephanie Schaff

Pamela Scheinost

Aaron Scherbak

La Vonna Schlosser

Heather Schnelder

Scott Schomaker

Brian Schrage

A.J. Schuman

Eric Sellers

Greg Sellers

Scott Sexton

Adam Shaw

Elizabeth Shaw

Jeff Sheldon

Shannon Sheldon

Jennifer Shires

Chris Slever_-t

Melody Simons

Niki Simons

Penny Sipes

Angie Skudlarek

Amy Smith

Dawn Snyder

Tom Snyder

Clint Solano

Shad Peniska

D.J. Spicska

Christie Spier

Michelle Stark

Bill Stelzer

Stacy Stuckenschmldt

Jenny Studebaker

Sean Stoll

Mike Tatum

Heather Tenopir

Eric Thompson

Jason Thompson

Lissa Till berg

Katie Titterington

Rachel Tompkin

Brittany Tonnlges

Kathleen Trawinski

An Truong

Michelle Turek

Paul Turek

Mike Turner

Jamie Hood and Rachel Epp are looking optimistic about the new day

Angle Usher

Liz Uzdlll

Matthew Van Essen

Steven Van Osdol

Michelle Veverka

Nancy Vldlak

Josh Von Feldt

Calleen Wade

Cory Walcott

Scott Walker

Shawn Walkinshaw

Carrie Walles

Michelle Walton

Wade Walton

Chad Walvoord

Erik Wardle

Mary Weber

Aaron Wehrmeister

Amy Weis

Mark Wesslund

Karl Westling

Aaron Westphal

Colette Wheeler

Brian White

Jim Williams

Sean Wilson

Wendy Winkelman

Jon Wischmann

Joe Woodshank

Jeff Woodward

Steven Wright

Kamy Wrightsman

Nicki Zabel

Suzanne Zlnnel

Kim Zumpfe

Personal Profile

A yearbook staff spends a great deal of time trying to figure out what students will want to remember 20 years from now . Soon after the year is over, memories still linger. Remembering is not a problem But as years go by, and friends drift apart, it becomes difficult to recall some of those embarrassing moments, or some of those memorable times .

In an a11empt to give you a personal memory page, the J 990 ROCKET has divi sed this profile of the school year. Simply fi I I in tf>e blanks, add whatever you want, and20 years from now, you'll have a quick reminder at your Northeast High reunion.

Name ___________________________

Most Recent Honor ______________________

Favorite Food ________________________

Favorite Drink ________________________

Favorite Restaurant _____________________

Favorite Song ________________________

Favorite Singing Group/Vocalist _________________

Favorite TV Show ______________________

Favorite Movie _______________________

Favorite Class _______________________

Favorite Teacher ______________________

Most Embarrassing Moment:

Remember When :

Twenty Years From Now I Will:

f acuity

Margaret Billings, Counselor

Nancy Bishop, Physical Education

Daryl Blue, Journalfsm

Ardelle Boardman, Para-Prof. (Media)

Merva Brodd, Cafeteria

Andy Anderson, Custodial Staff

Norma Bardsley, Nurse

Jean Bartels, Resource

Mel Berka, Social Studies

Wanda Brown, Home Economics

Barbara Butts, Para-Prof. (OLP)

Edythe Casein!, Media Specialist

Elaine Caster, English

Sharon Cech, Art

Bruce Chapman, Drama

Richard Colerlck, Asst. Principal

Laurie Colllngham, French

Ermal Collister, Registrar

Fran Colon, Career Education

Mrs. Vercellino takes a breather from her very busy day for a photo.

Randy Connot, Ag. Science

Gale Cook, Science

Lynn Crozier, Councelor

Bonita Cuddy, Accounting

Harold Dietrich, Principal

Rita Eden, Guidance Office

Dawn Elliott, Accompianist

Thais Faubel, Para -Prof. (Media)

Beth Franzen, Computer Tech.

Bob Freese, Industrial Arts

Mary Jean Gast, Home Ee.

SandiGenr~h,Phys. Ed

Kathy Gray, Cafeteria

Paula Hanneman, Office Asst.

Linda Helmink, Spanish

Tami Hlrschefeld, Student Teacher

Caroline Hug, Business

Doug Kaltenberger, Health

Karen Killham, Computer Asst.

Jeff Kllntberg, Band Director

Mr

rests his eyes after a hard day in the audio/visual room

Mallatt

Jerry Kroeger, Athletic Director

Janet Lafollette, Asst. Band Dir.

Mary Larsen, Office Assistant

Shirley Lehi, Cafeteria

Andy Loehr, Driver Education

Mary Longe, Attendance Asst.

Don Mach, Industrial Education

Dolores Mertz, Office Assistant

Barry Moore, Asst. Principal

Jack Mueller, Social Studies

Annette Nash, Media Center

Marlene Newburn, Paraprof.

Duane Nichols, Vocal Music

Tim NIisson, Business

Karen Oliver, Cat eteria

Wallis Peck, Cat eteria

James Perry, Social Studies

Sandi Peters, Business

Phll Pflffer, English

Becky Plkschus, Cafeteria

Mr. McIntyre roams the balls and discipltpes one and all that attempt to break the rules.

Kenneth Pllth, Electronics

Karen Poore, Human Development

Donna Rall, Cafeteria

Scott Reed, Administrative Aide

Shirley Rine, Spanish

Naomi Robison, Secretary

Barb Sahllng, English

Virginia Saporta-Brown, Councelor

Lynn Schoening, Drafting

Anita Schroeder, German

Liz Schulenberg, English

Jim Schultz, Orchestra

Nesha Schuman, English

Claudine Scott, Photography

LeRoy Seng, Driver's Education

Ted Sheely, Asst. Principal

Toni Siedel, English

'fracy Stauffer, Social Studies

Adelle Stllea, Mathematics

BIii Story, Social Studies, Psychology

Mrs. Peters zooms by the camera with her arms chuck full of learning materials.

Phyllis Story, Attendance Cindy Tyrrel, Athletic Office Ron Veskrna, Custodian Mary Vidlak, Cafeteria

Dawn Vories, Accompianist Brenda Ward, Science

Erna Westphal, Custodian Hank Wlllensen, Social Studies

Ole! Who says Northeast teachers don't know how to have fun? These teachers and staff memb Ers whoop it up at the pep rally for Spirit Week in January. Doing the LaBamba are (I. tor ) Toni Sied EII, Caroline Hug, Bonita Cuddy, Elaine Caster, Hank Willemsen, Jean Bartels and Ermal Collister.

Mr~ ~ine does her best impression of Richie Valenez while singing LaBamba.

Coach Reed shows his sideline reac io n to a ruling by an official.

Before

After

Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Peters take a break after a whirl on the dance floor at the Homecoming dance.

On January 26 Mr. Sheeley shaved off his moustache in front of the student body.

Mr. Chapman exemplifies to his students how to act relaxed.

Mrs. Clabaugh shows her students another side to the teaching profession.

Clubs

------Marching Band-----

Practice starts early For 170 marchers

The 1989-90 marching season was another great success for the 170member Rocket Marching Band. The season was spent doing pregame and half-time shows for the varsity football games, performing in two parades, and competing in three contests.

The school year and days started early for the band as the traditional 7:15 a.m. practices kept alarm clocks buzzing. Morning practices started in early August and continued throughout the football season.

At the last football game of the year , the band gives the audience a show they'll never forget.

The Band Staff helps keep all 170 members in line The 1989-1990 Ba t j Staff is : Bottom row (I. to r.) Mike Hosek, Kim Hanner, Lonna Kell f ' , Suzanne Schmale, Bob Zumpfe , Robin Walker, Jeff Maxwell, Ju a Liesing, and Goeff Michaelson. Middle row (I. to r.) Julia Bahr , La u a Leddy and Jill Bassett. Top row (I to r .) Tony Rezek and Don Mares .

The band performs a traditional format ion for the audiences pleasure during a pregame performance

Jami Kuehn shows her disapproval for 7:15 a.m. practices

The band prepares in the stands for another performace during a varsity football game.

And the beat goes on! The dynamic duo that lead the 'Rocket' Band to another successful season,(I. tor.) Drum Majors Suzanne Schmale and Jul ie Leising

Band isn't all hard work and early mornings as explified here by Mike Hosek and Kim Hanner.

Feature Twirler Stacy Church flashes a smile at the::earnera While twirling around the field.

A top a ladder, Drum Major Suzanne Schmale leads the band with some support from Janet LaFollette, underneath

Throughout the school year, the Star Strutters perform with the band at various performances and competitions.

Mary Hauner grimaces at th t thought of marching the parad t route again, again and again!

Round'em up! The 'Rocket' Band executes another fabulous formation at the Lincoln Public School's competition.

The group warms up with the school song before heading out onto the field for a pregame show.

-----Symphonic Band------

The Northeast Symphonic Band is bigger than usual this year Their room is very full when clas ~ starts with warm up scales and chorales

The brass section is a very important part to the sound of the band. Here, t h, baritones and trombones play in harmony .

There are three types of saxophones in the band , alto, tenor and baritone. The alto saxophones assist in playing the melodies while the tenors and baritones help make up the bass line.

Group strives for perfection

Any member for this year's Symphonic band can tell you that perfection counts.

Director Jeff Klintberg doesn't settle for second best which he proves time and time again with the marching band and he feels the exact same way with his Symphonic band During the year the group had two concerts and performed at the Lied Center at the All-City band contest. To prepare for the contest, class periods were used to master their sound and individual sectionals were called to work on specific pieces of music.

The band is made up mostly of juniors and seniors with some sophmores. All members play their best. Nothing less.

Clarinets come in all sizes and shapes as exemplified here by the bass clairnet section.

From left to right: Jenny Dickenson and Kim Hanner take a break while Laura Leddy plays her solo.

Band shows great promise

This year's concert band has some very talented members and director Mr. Klintberg makes sure they perfect those talents.

The band is mostly made up of sophomores and juniors but there are a few seniors in the group. The ensemble has concerts with the other bands in the winter and the spring Many members also took part in the Solo All of the concert band members practice a song to perform at their wi n er and Ensemble Contest in January. ;once rt .

Upper left: Kevin Sadowski accompanies the concert band on the timpani. Upper right: The brass and woodwinds get in tune by playing a scale. Lower left: Janet Lafollette busily works behind the scenes to keep the band's affairs straight. Lower right: Any band member can tell you Mr Klintbeg is very precise.

Orchestra

Hollman award highlights Orchestra's full schedule

This year's 34-member Orchestra, directed by Jim Schulz, had an exciting year of performances.

One exceptional highligh was Lance Hellman's entrance into the National High School Honors Orchestra. Only two students from Nebraska were chosen for this prestigous recognition.

The Orchestra's string ensemble entertained for the ninth-grade orientation night as well as the Spring Honors coffee.

The Orchestra's numerous concerts included hosting a concert with Mickle and Dawes Junior High and the final concert featuring senior soloists. The schedule was rounded out when the Orchestra acAII

to perfect companied the broadway musical, "Hello Dolly."

Upper left: Jason Neff, Pam Schienost and Kate Trawinski concentrate on their music. Upper right: Lance Hollman fiddles up a storm while entertaining at the Music Department soup supper. Lower left: Cleon Finnel trys his bestto keep the beat. Lower right: Patience is the key to directing, just ask Mr. Schultz.

of the Orchestra members are hard at work during rehearsal

their sound.

------Jazz Band-------

The Jazz band played at the Columbus - Northeast game instead of the regular pep band. Not only did Northeast win the game, but the band got the best seats in the house.

Mike Nehe (left) and Kyle Millerwarm up with some blues scales before getting down to some serious music.

Geoff Michealson, Mike Nehe, Kyle Miller and Brent Curtis harmcnize at the music department soup supper.

Band shows professional talent

This year's Jazz Band is a very noticeable group of students. Not only are they easy to spot in their pink T-shirts designed by Julie Liesing or in their snappy tuxedos, but this is one group that catches your attention with their musical abilities.

The entourage of nineteen musicians have performed at various junior high schools in Lincoln, the Bellevue Jazz contest · and had a concert of their own in March.

The group doesn't only perform jazz, but some pop music, too. First year member Jim Jordan says "It's really helped me with reading my music. We work on rhythms all the time."

Julie Liesing displays her happiness with her solo on the vibes.

Sophomore Kim Zumpfe plucks her bass guitar while senior Cleon Finnel taps away on his trap set.

Kim Hanner "tickles the ivories" while waiting for her big entrance into another jazzy tune.

Brian Liesing, Tony Rezek, Bob Zumpfe, Jami Kuehn and Jim Jordan make up the sax line for the ensemble.

Bob Zumpfe toots away on his alto saxophone at the music department soup supper.

Associated Jazz

Carrie Carmichael croons a solo that wows the audience.

The Associated Jazz sings for everyone at the music department soup su i: ier.

The Associated Jazz group lines up to perform at the music department soup supper.

Chrystal Wiedeman and Rebecca Eppens sing a tune w it a smile

Meistersingers _____

1989-90 Melsterslngers. Front Row (I. tor.): Stacey Larson, Kelly Callahan, Andy Watson, Kim Hanner, Jeff Graff, Misty Owens Back Row: Pat Peacock, Brandon Standley, Amy Attenberger, Mike Hosek , Jennifer Baus, Lance Hollman, Nicole Reints. Not Pictured: Eric · Landauer.

Middle Left: The rest of the group is astonished at the look Nicole Reints gives fb Brandon Standley.

Mlddle Right: Kim Hanner, Kelly Callahan, Nicole Reints, and Brandon Standley stand at attention while their picture is being taken.

Left: The Meistersingers pose for the camera at their Christmas party.

-------Horizons------

Girls dazzle in 1989-90

During the year, the Horizons have broadened their singing abilities

The girls' shows captivate the audiences because of their diversity in their songs. During the holiday season they did their own versions of holiday tunes with some special accesories and even one part if a song was done by rapping.

The group is made up of juniors and seniors. Says one member, "We're kind of like a family."

Nikki Baatz, Tammy Scott, June Griffin and Kathleen Pries pose with Santa Claus after their performance at East Park.

The Northeast Horizons await their next introduction during their holiday show at East Park.

Lori Bahr, Bonnie Balas and Regina Winfrey sh e v the audience their nicest smiles.

---Sophomore Swing Choir---

The 1989-1990 Sophomore Swing Choir. Their class is only for one semester but it prepares them for the other vocal classes available at Northeast.

Angi Baus isn't taking her singing very seriously by sitting on Bill Stelzer during practice.

Choreography ' is a big part of the sophmore swing choir's shows.

Choir-------

1989-90 Swing Choir has always been busy. These are some of the highlights for the group this year. The Christmas Show, Soup Supper, and Jazz Show were just three of the wonderful performances given by them. Swing Choir went to two workshops. They attended a one day workshop at Kansas University and another in Greely , Colorado. "What was really exciting was hearing Jon Hendricks," stated a senior member of the group. A contest attended in Seward, Nebraska also got them an excellent rating Mark Krejci stated that, "We should've gotten a superior! We've come a long way this year. The group has really improved and we make audiences happy. Attitudes are better and the dancing is incredible . Another nice thing was that we did less daily performances. It's less hectic and helped a lot during the holiday season." While the year was even busier for Swing Choir, they all seemed to enjoy practicing their skills and making crowds smile

1989-90 Swing Choir. Top Row (I. tor.): Jeff Jager, Mark Krejci, Lance Hollman, Jim Jordan, Chris Richardson, Joe Edgecomb, Middle Row: Jennifer Baus, Robin Walker, Julie Leising, Traci Williams, Jeff Graff, Jamie Hauptmeir, Brandon Standley Bottom Row: Tina Danek, Cassie Althhouse.

Above: Traci Williams ponders her next move.

Above Right: Julie Leising practices her choreography.

Right: These people take their singing seriously.

Top Left: Traci Williams, Julie Leising, and Jennifer Baus play "Ring around the Rosie."

Top Right: Julie Leising and Mark Krejci sing their duet at the soup supper.

Above Left: WaJch out, Tina Danek and Chris Richardson, or you'll fall out of the picture.

Above Center: Mark Krejci and Cassie Althouse flash their beautiful smiles at the Soup Supper crowd.

Above Right: Jeff Graff rocks to the beat of the music

Left: A professional "Ta-Dah," by Northeast's own Swing Choir.

Choir-----

Choir performances Show pride in ability

This years Concert Choir has a very positive outlook and are ready to jump on any moment they can to sing choral music.

Mr. Nichols says that, "It has been a great group of students. They are very cooperative and work well together. On the Omaha trip I could really trust them and that's hard when they are such a large group."

Another comment, from senior Misty Owens, was that "This year's a lot better than last year because we have more people with the same quality. We've done many fun things, like going to Omaha Bryan and UNO to sing. Even though we didn't win the Choral Competition we had fun practicing. All together the group has pride and they care; that's what counts!"

Top Right: The Northeast Concert Choir practices for its Lied Center performance. Middle Left: Jeff Jaeger watches Brandon Standley practice a tune on the bus to Omaha. Middle Right: Misty Owens and Carrie Carmichael smile for the camera before heading to the bus. Right: Director Duane Nichols bows for the rest of the Concert Choir.

Left: The Choir performs at Mickle Junior High School. Middle Left: Tina Danek glances at the judge as Cassie Althouse keeps on singing. Middle Center: Duane Nichols poses for the camera. Middle Right: Holly Walker proudly wears her Concert Choir sweatshirt to Omaha. Bot.tom Right: Angie Baus primps during practice as Nancy Vidlak pays close attention to Mr. Nichols. Bottom Left: Choir members wait patiently for the start of a performance at Mickle Junior High.

"Hello, Dolly"-----

The cast of this year's musical , "Hello Dolly" takes five for this photo. The whole musical was done this year by Northeast's very own Concert Choir.

From left to right: Jeff Jeager, Scott Ernstmeyer and Andy Watson march in right on que.

Wendy Williams and Jeff Graff practice their snappy ending to one of the songs.

From left to right: Tracy Williams , Cindy Palik and Tina Danek work on their big dance number.

Christie Miller makes a profound statement that suprises Jim Jordan.

Christie Miller and Jeff Graff practice their scene for "Hello Dolly."

Julie Leising and Jeff Jeager share a laugh during a practice for the musical.

Star Strutters

1989-90 Star Strutters. Back Row (I. to r.): Tina Danek, Tiffani Rapp, Stacey Gewecke, Becky Stake, Monica Mason, Tracey Williams, Jill Dougherty, Erika Danhauer, Rebecca Eppens. Front Row (I. tor.): Casie Meisinger, Angie Smith, Cassie Althouse, Chrystal Weidemaan, Michelle Fedon, Tricia Young, Kerri Heimaan, Chicky Azadi, Debbie Frazel.

Chicky Azadi and Cassie Althouse show that pain can be wonderful.

Members: 17

Letter Chairperson: Angie Smith

Captains (1st Sem.): Tiffanni Rapp, Jill Dougherty

Captains (2nd Sem.): Jill Dougherty, Debbie Frazel

Demerit Chairperson: Chicky Azadi

Secretary: Erika Danhauer

Treasurer: Kerri Heiman

Jr. Reps: Rebecca Eppens, Tracey Williams

Star Strutters shine

The 1989-90 Star Strutters had a very busy year.

The group performed various routines with the Marching Band during the football season and travelled to Kansas City to be part of the Band Day and to watch the Kansas City Chiefs play the Los Angleles Raiders.

When basketball season rolled around, the Strutters had many new routines to perform on the court.

The second annual Star Strutter Invitational was held in October, complete with the "Star Studders".

Out of the 17-member squad, 12 qualified to perform at the Freedom Bowl football game. Earlier in the summer, the girls won a first place trophy for their excellence in the summer clinic they attended.

Debbie Frazel, Casie Meisinger, Cassie Althouse, Chicky Azadi and Kerri Heiman wow the crowd with their great precision

Casie Meisinger, Chicky Azadi and Jill Dougherty will be friends forever

Casie Meisinger, Tracey Williams and Stacey Gewecke are wondering what will happen next.

The Northeast Star Strutter drill team perform at a pep rally.

Tricia Young, Tina Danek and Sta c ey Gewecke march out to perform for the crowd.

----Varsity Cheerleaders----:

Girls show their support

The Varsity Cheerleaders keep very busy throughout the year from summer practices to tryouts for next year's squad.

This year, they participated in a cheerleading camp at Creighton University and a junior cheerleading clinic. They recieved second place trophies for competing at a Shopko/ Pepsi competition and the state fair competition. They also participated in the Shrine Bowl parade and football garne.

Not

1989-90 Varsity Cheerleaders (I. tor.): Jeni Meyer, Holly Walker, Tammy Parker, Stacey Larson, Nicole Stevens, Wendy Williams, Cindy Palik, Rene Garner, Leigh Ann Brym, Carissa Crawford.

Pictured: Melissa Burback and Kerrie Stein.

Nicole Stevens, Stacey Larson, and Tammi Parker seem enchanted by the faculty's rendition of La Bamba at the Spirit Week pep rally.

Leigh Ann Brym and Tammy Parker concentrate o the National Anthem before a game at Ed Johnso Gym.

Renee Gardner seems entranced with the game while the other varsity The traditional accesories for a cheerleader: porn-po s cheerleaders peform their pom-pon routine.

Holly Walker concentrates on her routine as Cari s 5a Crawford is careful not to hit the photographer.

Funniest Moment

The varsity football team and the cheerleaders being chased by the police at the chili feed.

Camp Awards

12 Blue ribbons, 1 Gold ribbon

1st place trophy for best pompon routine

Plaque for most spirited squad

3 Spirit sticks & final spirit stick

The varsity cheerleaders keep their concentration during their highspirited pom-pon routine.

Cindy Palik and Melissa Burback show enthusiasm with kicks and jumps at a varsity basketball game.

All of the girls put on their best smiles and do a porn pon routine during a time-out during Carissa Crawford tries to pep up the stua varsity basketball game. dents at the fall sports pep rally.

Cindy Palik, Melissa Burback, Nicole Stevens, Jeni Meyer, and Wendy Williams show quiet support during a free throw attempt.

Summer camp begins

Busy year for reserves

The Reserve Cheerleaders led the way for all the reserve teams with their enthusiasm and spark.

At the camp they attended last summer, they won ribbons for several events including jumps, spirit, enthusiam, the best home cheer, and two sunshine awards.

But for a couple of cheerleaders, just being on the squad was fun. "The actual cheering at games and being around the other girls is fun, but it is really time consuming," said Nicole Butler. But Tammy Richardson said she liked the other girls and the kidnapping.

Above: Nicole Butler is ready to begin a cheer at a pep rally.

Middle right: The girls are out of sync at a basketball game.

Right: Jennifer Mateer learns a new cheer from Tammy Richardson.

1989-90 Reserve Cheerleaders. Front Row (I. tor.): Jennifer Mateer, Carrie Carmichael. Middle Row: Heather Tipton, Nicole Butler. Back Row: Tracy Carlson, Tammy Richardson, Tammi Rowe.

Heather Tjpton takes a break from cheering to salute the photographer.

A windy and rainy day does little to dampen the spirits of reserve cheerleaders.

Nicole Butler, Tammi Rowe, Jennifer Mateer, and Tammy Richardson discuss the next cheer while Tracy Carlson seeks a higher authority

Nicole Butler gets into a cheer while Tammy Richardson follows the lead.

Tammy Richardson reacts to the crowd at a reserve basketball game.

Sophomore Cheerleaders

Performing is only part of the duties

Sohpomore cheerleaders were back in a big way this year, making their voices heard in support for their teams .

The group of 8 girls was kept busy by coordinating the pep rallies, making signs to support their teams and cheering at all sophomore and varsity games

Before the year began , the girls performed in other events. They participated in the Shopko/Pepsi competition, attended a junior cheerleading clinic and performed with the varsity cheerleaders in the Shrine Bowl parade.

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Dawn Snyder, Janelle Renne, Angi Fargo and Nancy Vidlak extend good luck to all of the teams.

The 1989-1990 Sophomore Cheerleaders are: (from top to bottom) Rhea Gill, Janelle Renne, Korena Channel, Nancy Vidlak , Angie Baus , Robin Beck, Angi Fargo and Dawn Snyder .

Janelle Renne , Nancy Vidlak , Korena Channel and Robin Beck with their male admirers

Jane lle Renne patiently awaits a free throw attempt qt sophomore boys basketball game.

Dawn Snyder seems to be having a good time doing a cheer. Angi Baus,a,:xt Robin Beck take a time out for a picture during a basketballg~ rp""e.'1, , ·· --i

Robin Beck and Janelle Renne are caught in the hallway putting up spirit signs.

Robin Beck tells our Rockets to "Shoot, shoot."

Sophomore cheerleaders try their hardest to give their teams school support.

Angi Fargo does another spirited cheer during a Rocket game.

The 1989-90 Northeastern staff. Back row (I. tor.): Matt Hurt, Michelle Voeltz , Angelicque McCoy, Victoria Holt, Adam Ott. Front Row (I. tor.): Lori Holy, Amy Shedlosky , Mark Krejci, Chris Lehr, Niel Spears, Brenda Briley. Not pictured: Dianna Danielson , Justin White, Alan Clasey.

Amy Shedlosky takes a time out from the newspaper staff to show off the latest rage, a Bad Boys t-shirt, in support of the boys basketball team.

Lori Holy studies the computer screen, which contains h, · valued story for the Northeastern.

Northeastern editor Mark Krejci looks stunned after reading hot news item in the newspaper.

Smile! That could be what photographer Amy Shedlosky is telling her subject, in this case another photographer

a statement about the newspaper staff

Northeastern staff members Dianna Danielson and Chris Lehr make

Northeastern advisor Daryl Blue takes attendance to make sure all of the hard- working staff members are in room 110.

Sports editor Neil Spears goes beyond the rules of Northeast as he smuggles a can of soda pop into room 110.

Rocket------

Deadlines create pressure for 1990 ROCKET staff

Deadlines. That one word best described the plight of the 1990 ROCKET staff as members worked to publish the 49th yearbook at Northeast High.

The deadline for the book was moved up one week because school was dismissed earlier than past years.

The book had to be finished by March 25 in order for a delivery to students by May 25.

Jasmine Fryrear designed and drew the cover for the '90 ROCKET. The juke box helped draw attention the this year's theme: We Will Rock You Most problems encountered by the

staff revolved around deadlines. Pressure, especially during the month of March, was intense as members scurried to meet the final deadline.

Even with the headaches, hollering, and hanging on to sanity, most members enjoyed the chance to publish another ROCKET.

1989-90 ROCKET Staff. Back Row (I. tor.) Deanna Thetro, Kami Walbridge. Middle Row: Elizabeth Shaw, the only sophomore on t e April Leach, Tamar Byron, Coscelia Brown, Adam Ott , Matt Franzen, Jennifer Joseph, yearbook staff, sorts through the sophomc e Jasmine Fryrear, Michelle Francis, Nancy Fagler. On Table: Angelicque McCoy, Amy mug shots . Shedlosky, Kaye Koci, Elizabeth Shaw. Not Pictured: Kirsten Lange, Melissa Burback, Dawn Leishman, Allen Maulsbury.

April Leach works hard to meet deadlines as she revises final layout.

Elizabeth Shaw and Angelicque McCoy wait for advisor Da r : Blue to finish work on the computer.

Kirsten Lange finds time to do other homework while waiting for film to develop in the darkroom.

Deanna Thetro and Kami Walbridge (backs to camera) listen intently to advertising ideas from Jennifer Joseph.

Photographer Kirsten Lange is caught by surprise as the camera catches her working on another class during yearbook.

April Leach, Coscelia Brown, and Tamar Byron find time for some rest while working on yearbook layouts.

Sports Editor Matt Franzen finishes up a sports section layout.

-----Student Council-----

Two stu-co members are organizing the next stu-co meeting.

Tara Gonzales, April Leach and Renee Garner play' Homecoming' while decorating for the dance

The Northeast student council poses here with the Lincoln High student counsil as part of the

exchange day

The bold Mike Einsphar shows the camera a smile while donating his "life juice."

To keep the student body updated, the council put up this display in the senior hallway.

Student council president Rick Carter calls the next meeting to order.

Rick Carter and Jeff Gaston haul out another truckload of Northeast student's blood.

Debate

Debate team grows with year

This year's debate team competed in both the Lincoln Douglas debate and the Policy debate. This was the first year that Northeast put more time into the the Lincoln Douglas Debate and many found it more enjoyable than the other.

Sean Elliott and Michelle Voeltz won a first place trophy at Omaha Central in the varsity policy debate. Chris Gillam was another debater who brought victory to Northeast. He won a quarterfinal trophy in the Lincoln Douglas debate at Abraham Lincoln high school in Council Bluffs

When asked what they thought about debate as a whole, Jenny Stdebaker replied, "It was great and a lot of fun, and I leaarned a lot about details and the whole world." Jason Perle saw it as, "Very academically challenging."

Jenny Studebaker looks for more information to stump her opponents with.

Jason Pearl thinks about his side of the argument while another speaker is giving his speech.

Chris Gilliam shares his "little" case with the othe r debaters.

Team is always learning

This year's speech team may have been small, but they learned a lot during the year. Talking in front of people may be the number one fear in today's society, but the Speech team was able to overcome that fear with each tournament. The team competed in tournaments in Lincoln, Omaha, Norfolk and Fremont.

Dawn Leishman, a senior speaker said, "With each tournament I learned something new which will help me in future speeches."

IFar left: Sandi Baxter puts some serious emotion into her dramatic interpretation. Immediate left: Dawn Leishman gives her audience a smile while she gives her speech. Above: "Can't you see I'm busy," says Christopher McCrahen.

Northeast's 1989-90 Speech team from left to right; Christopher Mccraken, Dawn Leishman, Sandi Baxter and their sponser Miss Helmink.

FBLA

1989-90 FBLA Officers

Sponsors ...................... Caroline Hug, Ken Kaser

President.. Jason Everett

Vice President.. Dan Van Arsdall

Treasurer Lonnie Truong

Secretary Kerri Stein

Reporter Brian Tomcak

Historian , Kevin Randall

FBLA HIGHLIGHTS

National Leadership Conference in Des Moines, IA.

State Convention in Omaha, Ne.

Worlds of fun trip with Southeast and Lincoln High.

Reached goal in collecting canned food for the needy.

Adam Foster, Mori Atobatele, and Jennifer Meeske sell concessions at a varsity basketball game while sponsor Ken K aser counts up the profits.

FBLA President Jason Everett packs another box of canned food to the office The group's canned food drive was a huge success as more than 1,200 cans were donated.

FBLA member Kerri Stein waits to put in her order at a McDonald's in Des Moines. The group attended a convention in Des Moines.

100 The office was filled with boxes and sacks of groceries collected by FBLA members during the canned food drive

FFA HIGHLIGHTS

State FFA Convention

National FFA Convention

National education Contest

Leadership skills Contest

Sponsor President

NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION Kansas

FFA Officers

Vice-President

Secretary

Reporter

Sentinal Treasurer

Randy Connot

Carrie Stollar

Jeff Vanderslice

Mandy Williams

Martin Kah land

Jason Windhorst

Sara West

The 1989 - 1990 FFA members: Back row (I tor.) Mandy Williams, Carrie Stollar and Sara West. Front row (I to r.) Jeff Vanderslice, Jason Windhorst and Martin Kahland.

Carrie Stollar, Sara West and Jeff Vanderslice are congratulated on a job well done in a national contest.

Mr. Connot prepares his notes for the next FFA meeting.

"The Traveling Lady"-----

The cast of the fall play, "The Traveling Lady": Back row (I. tor .) Patty Curtis, Andy Watson , Shanon Sheldon, Chris Wood , Chad Osburn , Ray Craig, and Ed Muller. Front row (I.tor.) Georgia Enders, Aimee Lempke, Nan Divine. Sitting, Brandi Phillips

Above: Chris Wood listens for his que as Aimee Lempke, Ray Craig and Brandi Phillips prepare for the climax of the play. Right: Georgia Enders, Shanon Sheldon, Patty Curtis and Nan Divine (back to camera) carefully recall all of their lines while daydreaming about winning their Emmys.

Aimee Lempke listens intently to An d Watson as he clearly explains himself.

Mrs. Mavis

Slim Murray

Judge Robedaux

Georgette Thomas

Margaret Thomas

Clara Breedlove

Sitter Mavis

Mrs. Tillman

Henry Thomas

Sheriff

Deputy

Georgia Enders

Chris Wood

Ray Craig

Aimee Lempke

Brandi Thomas

Patricia Curtis

Shannon Sheldon

Nanet Divine

Andy Watson

Ed Muller

Chad Osburn

Jennifer Benson, Brenda Briley, Gary Dadarsh, Heather Daniels, Julie Erks, Willie Gerlach, Eddie Hanlon, John Hansen, Ed Howard, Jenine Johnson, Heather Julch, Jason Kinney, Darcy Mann, Tim Marten , Monica Mason, Jason Neff, Tonya Pierce, Anthony Robago, Elizabeth Shaw, Karl Souders, Tim Vanschoiack and Jodi Walck

Oh la la! Lucky Aimee Lempke gets a big smooch -a-roo from Andy Watson in a very heart wrenching scene.

Aimee Lempke quickly reviews her lines as the backstage crew for the production takes a breather as the play begins

Patty Curtis hurries to the stage in order not to miss a que from Aimee Lempke.

The cast of "The Traveling Lady" recieves a pep talk before the opening night.

"The Inspector General"

Fillipovna

Lukitch

Mishka

Mayor

Lyapkin-Tyapkin

Shepkin

Patty Curtis

Chris Wood Liz Shaw

Andy Watson Ray Craig Mark Krejci

Chad Osbourn

Bobchinsky Ed Muller

Dobchinsky

Karl Souders

Constable Jenine Johnson

Poloce Chief Karen Standley

Anna Georgia Enders

Marya Aimee Lempke

Osip Paul Turek

Hlestakov

Mike Manzi

Waiter Ryan Cobb

Shopkeeper Marc Wagaman

Seargeant's Wife Julie Erks

Inspector General Andy Pierce

Nan Divine, Nicole Downey, Rachel Epp, Ed Hanlon, John Hansen, Ed Howard, Ric Loverin, Kari Lowe, Monica Mason, Tim Martin, Dana Nash , Jason Neff, Pat Peacock, Tonya Oierce, Allen Scott, Lance Stiles, Tim Vanschoiack Jenny Way, Jerry Wright, Suzy Zinnel : Tammy Zweerink

The Cast. Back Row (I to r.): Patty Curtis, Jenine Johnson, Ryan Cobb , Paul Turek, Julie Erks, Chad Osbourn, Ray Craig, Andy Watson, Chris Wood, Liz Shaw, Marc Wagaman. Front Row: Karl Souders, Karen Standley, Georgia Enders, Mike Manzi, Aimee Lempke, Mark Krejci, Ed Muller.

Patty Curtis, Aimee Lempke and Ray Craig take a "five" on the couch.

Mark Krejci listens as Andy Watson tells him the right thing.

Mr. Chapman in one of his rare moments - relaxing

A rmee Lempke and Mike Manzi definitely make the cutest couple. ·

Ed Muller introduces himself and Karl Souders to Andy Watson and Georgia Enders.

Elizabeth Shaw gives Andy Watson her fu ll and undiv ided attention

-----International Club-----

A Spanish class is using the new headsets that Northeast recieved this year for the foreign language classes.

The German classes this year were very busy writing letters to their student counterparts from Germany.

Stephanie Rice, Lisa Parrott and Julie O'Donnal concentrate o their translations.

The 1989-90 Math Club: Back Row (I. tor.): Chris Dekalb, Karl Lowe, Morgan Bills, Jeff McMahill, Greg Burns, Don Mares. Front Row (I. to r.): Nina Hoang Jenny Gu, Cathy Souliere, Mr. Rogge.

Jenny Gu looks confused about the math problem Kari Lowe is figuring out on her calculator.

Cathy Souliere shows the rest of the group how to work a certain problem

-----Ecology Club----

1989-90 Ecology Club. Front Row (I. tor.): Jenny Studebaker, Mindy Lovell, Jenn Krejci. Back Row: Sponsor Phil Pfeiffer, Michele Voeltz, Bonnie Balas, Pam Scheinost.

Mindy Lovell, Bonnie Balas, and Je ! , Krejci add to the recycled paper bin.

Bonnie Balas sits quietly and listens to the dicussion going on between Pam Scheinost and Mr. Pfeiffer discuss possible projec s, the group. taken from a list on the chalkboard.

---Amnesty International

problems with

Discussions usually dominate the meetings of the Amesty International club. This is Northeast's first year sponsoring the activity.

1989-90 Amnesty International Club. Front Row (I. tor.): Mori Atobatele, Heather Piersol, Marie Riggins. Back Row: Jason Kempkes, Michele Voeltz, Rachel Epp, Suzy Zinnel , Patty Curtis, Jaime Hood, Sponsor Jim Perry.

President Heather Peirsel talks to the Amnesty group while Jaime Hood li stens carefully

Sophomores Patty Curtis and Rachel Epp discuss

freeing political prisioners.

Dance-----

Dance and game, big success

This year's Homecoming Dance was one of the most successful ones in recent years. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council. The committtee decided on the theme of " Puttin' on the ritz" for the evening.

The dance was preceeded the day before with other Homecoming festivities Matt Shaw was crowned Host and Chrystal Weideman was crowned Hostess at the pep rally the morning before The football game was played at Seacrest field where the Rockets defeated Fremont 21 - 6

Matt Rogers and Kieth Henderson appear to be the cutest couple at the Homecoming dance.

True love blossoms for Ed Muller and Leigh Ann Brym while cuddling during a slow song.

A bird's eye view of the dance shows one and all enjoyin g themselves thoroughly.

Oh, what a sweet boy! Georgann Biggers thanks Mike Einsphar for the lovely dance.

sports

Varsity Football ( 4-5)

1989

Tracy Stauffer, Arman Pajnigar , Jeff Scheel , Jason Habben , Russ Stevens, Brian Allen , Jake McMahan , Mark Settles, Mark Krejci , Mick Colon , Josh Stivers, Troy Kuenn i ng , Brian Tomcak , Asst. Coach Kevin Schrad , Coach Bruce Reed Back Row: Asst. Coach Lynn Schoening, Jason Pflughaupt , Mike Jenkins, Kevi n Livers , Bryan Petersen , Aaron Sipherd , Jeff Gaston, Russ Lapp, Mike Einspahr , Matt Shaw , Jim King, Matt Franzen , Brent Davis, Mike Beetem

Reed,

Gridders ride roller coaster to 4-5 record

The 1989 varsity football relied on team unity to help pull itself through a roller coaster season.

Northeast finished 4-5, the school's best football record in four years.

Ending with a losing record was not on players' minds after defeating Bellevue East, 17-14, in the season opener. Senior Eric Schneider rushed for a Class A leading 208 yards.

The Rockets lost their next two games to city foes East and Southeast before rebounding with a 10-6 win over Omaha North.

Two shutout losses followed: 34-0 to Grand Island, and 7-0 to Norfolk. However, the installment of the runand-shoot offense paid off with backto-back wins over Fremont and Hastings.

With a chance at its first winning season in seven years, Coach Bruce Reed's squad faced Lincoln High in the final game of the season. An offense that had sparkled in two previous games never got on track agains1 the Links as the Rockets fell, 14-0.

Quarterback Jason Pflughaupt turns upfield against a swarming Southeast defense. Although the Rockets lost 35-7, they performed well throughout the season and finished with the best Northeast record in four years.

Football Team. Front Row: (I. to r.) Loren Bouwens, Mark Slechta, Brian Draper, Jason Beck, Matt Cristo, Keith Henderson, Dustin Cleveland, Brian Esquivel, Chad Lyon, Eric Schneider, Ivan Johnson Middle Row: Asst. Coach Scott

Asst. Coach

"I think we surprised a lot of people that thought we couldn't win more than a couple of games."

-senior Matt Franzen

Eric Schneider streaks around the corner against Southeast.

Jim King makes a mad Bryan Peterson calls time out so Mark Settles can pose for the

Jason Pflughaupt gets drilled by a Lincoln High player. dash through a spirit line. camera.

Mike Einspahr and Matt Franzen listen to instructions from assistant coach Clayton Heath.

Eric Schneider jukes past a Fremont defender and into the end zone on a punt return.

Against

Reserve Football (2-6)

Esquivel kick is highlight of 2-6 season

When a football team finishes with a 2-6 record including four games without a touchdown, it's sometimes difficult to find positive aspects to the season.

That wasn't the case, however, with the 1989 reserve football squad. One glance at the results and it's apparent the highlight of the season was a 10-7 overtime win over then-undefeated Lincoln High.

"At halftime the game was scoreless and that's when we realized we had a

chance," Matt Brown said.

The Rockets won the overtime coin toss, but after two plays gained nothing the call went out for kicker Brian Esquivel.

Esquivel was confident about the attempt, even after the Links called time to let him think about the kick.

"I was a little nervous when they called time out to ice me," Esquivel said. "But, I kept my head down and hit it solid."

JuniorfullbackZach Ray struggles for yardage against Beatrice.

Beatrice, Matt Brown goes for a long pass thrown by Brian Allen. The Rocket reserves defeated Beatrice, but suffered through a disappointing 2-6 season.

Wide receiver Matt Brown juggles the football while trying to haul in a pass from quarterback Brian Allen.

1989 Reserve Football Team. Front Row: (I. to r.) Chris Misko, Aaron Gallardo, Jason Wilbur, Walt G ibbs, Brian Leising , Zach Ray , Ray Craig , Kevin Fox. Middle Row: Asst. Coach Scott Reed , Student Mgr. Chicky Azadi , Bobby Kirkpatrick , Landon Hergert, Glenn Donahoe, Brian Esquivel, Brian Tomcak, Matt Roland , Matt Brown, Andy Watson, Student Mgr. Chrystal Weideman , Coach Kevin Schrad. Back Row: Scott Harr i s, Jeremy Hosek, Jason Andrews, R. J Mullinnix, Curt Yager , Craig Ernstmeyer , Brent Davis , Jeremy Rystrom , Jason Lemon , Brian Allen

"I kept my head down and hit it solid."

-kicker Brian Esquivel

Northeast's defense comes up with the ball following a Norris fumble. The defense limited Norris to 14 points, but the Rockets failed to score on offense.

Sophomore Football (1-6)

1989 Sophomore Football Team. Front Row: (I. tor.) Jason Cook , Robert Bahr , Jeremy Parolek , Zach Ryan, Scott Schomaker, Jeff Reed , Cory Walcott , Robert Adams, Lisa Arguello, Jeff Sheldon Middle Row: Coach Ron Price, Aaron Bennett , Matt Franks, Adam Shaw , Adam Grell, Scott Walker , Brandon Davis, Kyle Miller, Bill Stelzer, Criz Sanchez, Mike Movchan, Jason Pearl, Asst. Coach Keith Gawrick , Asst. Coach Clayton Heath Back Row: Joe Woodshank , Jeb Christiansen, Joe Slechta , Jason Graham , Aaron Westphal , Todd Hohbein, Scott Sexton , Donald Bishop, Mark Dickenson, David Du itsman, Mark Houser, John Steckly, Randy Baylor

1989 Results

Sophs finish 1-6

There were few highlights for the sophomore football team as the squad finished with a 1-6 record.

However, the lone win was a 34-6 blowout against Lincoln East, and it made up for some of the season's disappointments.

"Everything went right for us that game," Todd Hohbein said of the East battle. "We assured ourselves that the team we have and the team we will have is going to dominate East for the next couple of years."

The sophomores' strength was defense. Thier weakness was on offense as the team scored less than 1O points in five of its six losses.

A Northeast defender pulls down a Norris ball carrier.

Criz Sanchez looks upfield as a blocker clears the way against Norris.

"We improved as a team and next year we will be better."

-sophomore Scott Schomaker

I :

Rachel McHargue practices her setting techniques during warm-ups. McHargue, a junior , was a starter for the Rockets in a year that saw the team lose 13 of 28 matches. While the season may have been a rebuilding one for Northeast volleyball , the Rockets still finished with a winning record and were just one game away from qualifying for the state tournament. East defeated Northeast in the di strict final, 9-15, 14-16

Varsity Volleyball (15-13)

1989 Volleyball Team. Front Row: (I. tor.) Jodi Ernst , Kristin Eckman , Georgann Biggers, Rachel McHargue, Nickole Brokaw , Stacy Stuckenschm idt. Back Row: Coach Sandi Genrich, Kerri Ke iser, Brittany Tonn iges , Kristin Pflughaupt, Julie Frazer , Angie Usher , Lisa Parrott, Student Coach Shelley Peters

Spikers valiant effort falls short at district

The 1989 Northeast varsity volleyball team attributed most of its success to team unity.

Although the team failed to qualify for the state tournament, Coach Sandi Genrich's squad did win the Northeast Invitational Tournament, finished well in the conference, and was second at the district tournament.

Senior Jody Ernst said some of the

team's biggest disappointments happened because of a lack of mental toughness.

"Our record, compared to that of past Northeast volleyball teams, wa s pretty disappointing," Ernst said, "an so was our loss to East in the district finals."

The Rockets staged a valiant effo r1 in the game, and barely lost to th e eventual state runners-up.

"Our record doesn't project how our season went. We achieved a lot and had fun during the season."

-senior Jody Ernst

Kristin Pflughaupt and Rachel McHargue get above the net in an attempt to block a Lincoln High spike.

Angie Usher follows through on her serve. Usher was a first team All-City selection in her sophomore year.

Brittany Tonniges (background), Rachel McHargue (middle), and Kristin Pfiughaupt (foreground) get ready for another serve.

Rachel McHargue follows through with a back-set against Lincoln High.

Reserve Volleyball {13-2)

1989 ReserveVolleyball Team. Front Row: (I. to r.) Michelle Diehl, Julie Evans, Kelly Sheaff, Suzanne Zinnel, Kim Tobiassen. Back Row: Sarah Rathe, Wendy Winkelman, Anne Beckner, Brigitte Swenson, Sara Champoux, Coach Brenda Ward. 1989

Sophomore Volleyball (5-7)

1989 Sophomore Volleyball Team. Front Row: (I. to r.) Jodi Britton, Heather Tenopir, Rachel Tompkin, Amy Bornemeier, Michelle Turek, Jen Renick. Back Row: Coach Rob Huebner, Jenine Johnson, Danelle Maatsch, Carrie Wesslund, Colleen Landkamer, Jenn Krejci, Jaymie Rice.

Gymnastics

1989 Gymnastics Team. Front Row: (I. tor.) Shelley Detore, Jamie Hooe Teri Adamson, Michelle Kant. Back Row: Asst. Coach Dennis Champou x Dawn Debus, Jennifer Arnett, Amy Adams , Stacey Larson, Tammi Parke r Coach Kim Chmelka.

19a9 Results

Triangular (Beatrice, GI)

NE 123.55, B n.55, GI 102.7

0. Northwest Inv. 3/8-125.95

NE 114.25 North Platte 102.3

NE 121.95 Southeast 131.1

NE 125.25 Ralston 75.65

Millard So. Inv. 8/14-128.85

NE 128.65 East 140.35

NE 125.55 Beatrice 94.7

Gr. Nebr. Cont.

Triangular (L. High, Kearney)

NE 128.0, LH 134.95, K 66.25

District (Michelle Kant and Jennifer Arnett quallfled for the state meet)

State (Kant-2nd floor ax., 3rd uneven bars, 5th vault, 3rd all-around)

Jeff Graff rumbles down the trail at a cross country meet.

Cross Country

1989 Cross Country Team. Front Row: (I. to r.) Heather Piersel , Jill Gochnour, Michelle Hohenfeldt , Abbey Mahar, Mel i ssa Cronin , Chris Lehr, Amy Poindexter. Middle Row: Laura Fournier, Michelle Smith, Amy Attenberger, Dan Brox, Eli Bergmeier , Paula Smith , Jeni Dickenson , Amy Herman Back Row: Coach Clay Streich, Andy Martin , Adam Foster , Sean Stull , Aaron Ripley, Don Mares , Greg Burns , Bryan Martin, Nick Eischeid , Jeff Graff, Asst. Coach Bob Geis.

1989 Boys Results

19a9 Girls Results NWU Inv. 6/8-168 pts.

Inexperienced runners Look toward NE future

Inexperience can be a big boost for an athletic team's future, but it doesn't help a lot with the present.

The 1989 cross country team found out that inexperience makes it tough to compete in Class A, although the Rockets had their share of medalists during the season.

"Some hard luck kept us from reaching some of our goals," Jeff Graff commented. "We wanted to get a couple of guys in the top ten in city and district."

While the runners fell short of goals, there was no lack of enthusiasm. Graff was one of only three uperclassmen on the team.

"It's a mental struggle the whole race," Graff said. "It's purely individual in that the only person you truly run against is yourself."

Jeremiah Johnson flies past a Southeast runner. Despite a disappointing season, Johnson and other young runners are expected to do very well next season.

"It's purely individual in that the only person you truly run against is yourself."

-Jeff Graff

Amy Poindexter and Jeremiah Johnson take time out to pose for a picture at a meet.

Boys Tennis (0-8 Duals)

Netters have fun

With this year's boys varsity an c reserve tennis teams combining for c 0-19 record, the word disappointin £ would be appropriate when describ ing the season.

However, despite the losing sea son, the 0-1 0 varsity and 0-9 reseM teams did have some strengths anc some goals were met.

Strengths included young team f comprised of mostly sophomores an c juniors, which could mean that bette days are ahead for Northeast tennis

A former Northeast student an c tennis player, Jerry Ehlrich, took ove . the coaching reigns from Jim Rath f who retired from coaching followin r the 1988 season.

"He was a great friend to all of us and really knew what he was doing, 1 Ryan Elrod said of Ehlrich.

Chris Richardson lunges Ryan Elrod stretches to make a serve. Elrod, a senior, was the Steve Wenzl swings int<, to make sure the ball Rockets No. 1 singles player. action. makes it over the net.

1989 Tennis Team. Front Row: (I. tor.) Mark Wesslund, Spencer Volzke, Lance Hollman, Matt Budler, Corey Hug, Chris Miller, Nate Hill. Back Row: Coach Jerry Ehrlich, Brian White , Steve Wenzl, Chris Richardson, Mike Hosek, Ryan Elrod, Mitch Jones, Matt Coffman

"Even though we had a losing season, we had fun playing tennis."

-senior Ryan Elrod

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Golfers reach goals

This year's girls golf team consisted of seven golfers coached by Kim Wiseman.

Wiseman encouraged the team members to do their best, and hopefully build confidence as the season progressed.

Girls golf entered its second year in 1989 after a long absence as an organized sport at Northeast. The 1988 team was the first organized squad in more than 10 years.

Four of this year's golfers returned from the 1988 squad. Nancy ·Kuhlman, Lori Holy, Danna Ritchey, and Dawn Leishman brought experience to the team.

The squad accomplished two of its goals by not finishing last in every meet and by shooting a team score under 500. While the team had some experience, it was tough competing against other Class A teams.

Girl's Golf

Lori Holy concentrates on hitting the ball the correct distance.

Mahoney Park was the home course for the girls golf team in 1989. Lori Holy, Nancy Kuhlman, and Amy Herman take time out from a practice round.

Amy Herman lets everyone know it's a hole in one.

1989 Girl's Golf Team: (I. to r.) Jessica Christiansen , Jennifer Louthan, Stacey Schaffer, Nancy Kuhlman , Dana Ri tchey , Dawn Leishman, Lori Holy, Coach Kim Wiseman

"FORE! That means take cover, the ball is coming. Believe me, I should know what that means~ I said it often."

-junior Amy Herman

Varsity Basketball (20-4)

Unity, bench strength key 20-4 hoop season

Northeast's hopes of winning the school's ninth state basketball title and the first since 1-982 fell one game short with a 65-53 loss to Omaha South in the state championship game.

However, Matt Shaw's 73-foot line drive shot as the first quarter buzzer sounded exemplified the type of season that the Rockets had, finishing 20-4 and ranked second in the state by both major newspapers.

The Rockets had many highlights throughout the season which included the state tournament, a district championship, and a regular season 72-68 win over thenNo. 1 Columbus.

"When the final second ticked away, I looked at the crowd as they poured onto the floor and it was one of the most exciting moments of my life," senior Brian Etherton said of the Columbus game.

However, Etherton's wish to beat Lincoln East wasn't granted. After losing 48-45 in a

regular season game, an anticipat E J matchup with the Spartans in the sta } tourney was foiled when East was defeat €' j in the second round by Omaha South.

Most of the Rockets' success was attr iluted to team unity, hard work in the weig t room, and depth. If the starting unit was r t effective, a bench player would come in > the game and provide the needed spa r Examples were when Matt Stuckenschm i, t entered the Columbus game and hit ti \ 3 three-pointers, and when Matt Mar came , to hit clutch free throws at the end of a 6:60 win over Southeast.

Northeast had one of the top players , the state in Ryan Elrod. "Flyin' Ryan" IE j the Rockets in scoring, was on the Oma ~ ~ 1 World-Herald's All-Nebraska and the Li rcoin Journal-Star's Super State team, ar j was joined by teammate Jason Pflughau i ,t on the All-Tournament team following the state tourney.

The Northeast bench watches as the Rockets battle against East. The Rockets lost 48-45 on a last second shot, one of only four losse 3 in a great season.

Front Row (I. tor.): Student Assistant Steve Stonebraker, Mark Wesslund Darin Engelbart , Kirk Bamesberger, Matt Stuckenschm idt, Ryan Tenopir, Jason Pflughaupt , Student Assistant Brian Tomcak. Back Row: Student Assistant Brent Davis, Steve Wenzl , Ryan Elrod , Brian Etherton, Mike Hosek, Craig Ernstmeyer , Matt Shaw, Matt Mar, Coach Rick Collura

"It was disappointing to lose the championship game, but I feel privileged to have played in the state finals and on a team of this quality."

-Brian Etherton Senior 122

Ryan Elrod squares up before putting a move on a Lincoln High defender.

Darin Engelbart looks over the defense as he decides which play to run against Omaha Westside

Jason Pflughaupt makes a habit of getting hit by Lincoln High players.

Matt Mar gives the evil eye as Northeast prepares to obliterate Lincoln High in the second haH of the district finals.

"Flyin' Ryan" completes another dunk.

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Darin Engelbart goes up and over a North Platte defender after a drive down the lane.

Matt Shaw and Brian Etherton do a superb job of blocking out, allowing Ryan Elrod to .sky for a rebound.

Great Rocket fans celebrate one of Matt Stuckenschmidt's five clutch three:-pointers Darin Engelbart battles for a rebound in t in a 72-68 win over then-No. 1 Columbus. victory over Southeast in the district tou rn ment.

Brian Etherton stretches for a rebound as Darin Engelbart and Matt Shaw watch intently.

Jason Pflughaupt and Matt Shaw show their sentimental sides as t i e share special moments at Parent's Night.

Elrod nominated for "Dream Team"

Ryan Elrod, named to , the Lincoln Journal-Star's Super State team and the Omaha World-Herald's All-Nebraska squad, was also one of 1,500 players nationwide eligible to be a part of the 1990 McDonald's All-American High School "Dream Team."

Elrod, a 6-foot-4 senior, was nominated by a committee of high school basketball coaches and sports writers. The committee will narrow the list down to 20 players who will play a nationally-televised game on April 15 in Indianapolis, Ind.

Elrod was a two-year member of the Nebraska team that played in Las Vegas in a national high school tournament the past two summers.

Matt Shaw does a popular dance step with two of his buddies from Southeast.

Rocket fans storm the court after the team won the district championship, 56-30 over Lincoln High

Ryan Elrod slams home a beautiful dunk against North Platte. Elrod captivated Northeast fans with his high-flying aerial attacks against opposing teams.

Reserve Basketball (15-1)

Success continues for JV's

Success continued to be a commonplace word for the boys reserve basketball team in 1989-90. Coach Doug Kaltenberger's squad lost only once in 16 games.

In compiling the 15-1 record, the Rockets captured the city championship despite a lack of height inside.

Working together as a team was the key reason the team was able to overcome a height disadvantage. The teamwork was especially noticeable against Columbus in a pressure-packed situation.

"The gym was packed before our game," junior Corey Hug said of the Columbus battle. "Everybody was pumped up to see the crowd behind us. We knew we had to win it."

Craig Ernstmeyer hit two free throws with two seconds left in the game to lift Northeast over the Discoverers. Ernstmeyer had taken a length of the court pass to get into position for a shot, but he was fouled before he could shoot.

The reserves get crazy after a huge victory over Columbus.

Matt Coffman goes up for a shot while avoiding an East defending player. Spencer Volzke puts up a driving shot against Columbus.

Front Row (I. to r.): Corey Hug, Kenny Farr, Spencer Volzke, David Duitsman , Kyle Detweiler , Matt Coffman Back Row: Volunteer Coach Andy Lauby, Mike Beetem, Aaron Ripley, Scott Sexton , Scott Ernstmeyer, Jeff DeBoer , Coach Doug Kaltenberger

"Working together as a complete team enabled us to have a great season."

-Junior Corey Hug

Sophomore Basketball (4-8)

Win over Knights highlight of 4-8 season

The sophomore basketball team suffered through a 4-8 season in 198990.

An improved attitude, rebounding, and perimeter shooting keyed the Rockets' four wins. Included in the victories was a triumph over Southeast which avenged an early season loss.

"The Southeast game was real physical," Marc Houser said. "It was mainly an inside game, but in the end we hit our shots and they didn't."

Northeast defeated Southeast 5348 in the next-to-last game of the season before losing to Beatrice to close the year.

According to Houser, poor free throw shooting and poor offensive rebounding contributed to many of the team's setbacks.

"The attitude at the beginning of the season wasn't real good, but it got better as the season progressed," Houser said.

Doug Holle puts in an easy bucket against Southeast.

Mark Dickenson tips the ball in the right direction to give the Rockets Doug Holle challenges a Southeast defenderforthe ball. possession

Front Row (I. tor ): Jason Schroeder, Clint Solano, Scott Walker, Randy Bay lor, Brian Wh ite , Jeb Christiansen, Bill Ste l zer , Jeremy Parolek. Back Row: Coach Lynn Schoeni ng , Ky le Biggerstaff, Mark Dickenson, Todd Hohbein, Sean Jones, Tom Snyder , Marc Houser , Doug Ho lle, Volunteer Coach Mick Long.

"We didn't impress many people, but we were pleased with what we accomplished."

-Marc Houser Sophomore

Varsity Basketball (7-13)

Two goals accomplished in 7-13 season

Playing one of the toughest schedules in the state, the girls basketball team finished with a 7-13 record in 1989-90.

Under the direction of first -year coach LeRoy Seng, the squad set two goals for the season: To win more games than the previous season, and to improve each game. Both of the goals were achieved.

Highlights in the season included a pair of wins over Hastings, and avenging a regular season home loss by defeating Fremont in district play.

The Rockets provided fans with exciting finishes to some games, including a last-second shot by Amy

Herman which defeated Grand Isla Northeast advanced in the dist tourney after the win over Fremon victory which contained plenty of pr sure, according to senior Lisa Parr

"We wanted to get revenge," F rott said, "and we also wanted advance to the second round. squandered a big lead in the fm quarter, but we were able to play gr defense in the end to hold on for victory."

Strong defense kept Northeas many games despite facing a he disadvantage in most contests. · Rockets also found inexperience co against more seasoned te~ms s as Southeast and East.

The varsity team fires up in a huddle before the opening tip The Rockets played one of the toughest schedules in the state, but first-year Coach LeRoy Seng's squad cracked the Lincoln Journal-Star and Omaha World-Herald ratings twice .

Front Row (I. tor.): Student Manager Jennifer Lear, Michelle Smith , Amy Herman , Kelly Sheaff , Nickole Brokaw , Georgann Biggers , Stacy Stuckenschmidt, Student Manager Danna Ritchey Back Row: Coach C L. Seng , Rachel McHargue , Angie Usher , BrittanyTonniges , Amy Attenberger, Kristin Pflughaupt, Jennifer Casburn, Lisa Parrott

"I felt, overall, we had a great season and improved tremendously compared to last year."

-Lisa Parrott Senior

Rachel McHargue gets set to pass the ball to Lisa Parrott.

Members of the varsity team loosen up before a game.

IAngie Usher warms up during the halftime break

Angie Usher reaches high for the opening tip against a Lincoln High opponent while Amy Herman (22) awaits the outcome

Georgann Biggers shoots before a game

Amy Attenberger fires away fro m outside wh ile Li sa Pa rrott (40) moves into position for a pos sibl e offensive re boun d

The Rockets go through pre-game drills before a home game.

Reserve Basketball (10-6)

Reserves win city title in exciting fashion

The girls reserve basketball squad finished the 1989-90 season with a 10-6 record and captured the city championship.

Coach Bruce Waters' squad used its quickness and height advantage to finish with one of the best JV records in recent years.

Playing as a team rather than as individuals also helped the team reach its goals. The squad rarely lost its intensity, which was one of the goals sought by Waters.

The season opened with a five point

loss to Hastings, but the Rocke t avenged that setback with a 54-28 w i over the Tigers later in the season.

"There was a lot of heat on us t avenge our loss to Hastings," Ki r Tobiassen said. "We spent a lot c time in practice preparing and w ended up going into the game ve r confident and intense. It's too bad th ; the chance doesn't arrive very often 1 redeem ourselves "

Northeast made the city title rac exciting. The Rockets defeated Ea and Lincoln High by two points, the downed Southeast, 40-32.

Julie Evans looksforanopen Kim Tobiassen hustles after a loose ball in the Lincoln High game. Monica Pierce shoots over a Lincoln High defender teammate.

Front Row (I. to r.): Stephanie Schaaf, Michelle Francis , Julie Evans , Michelle Diehf, Abbey Mahar, Kim Tobiassen Back Row: Wendy Winkelman, Sara Rathe , Anne Beckner , Monica Pierce , Michelle Pierce, Amy Clapp , Paula Smith, Coach Bruce Waters

"We spent a lot of time in practice preparing and ended up going into the game very confident and intense."

-Kim Tobiassen Junior

Sophomore Basketball (3- 7)

Sophs complete city race with 3-3 record

Despite its 3-7 record, the g i rls sophomore basketball team finished on even terms against city foes in 1989-90.

The Rockets avenged early losses to East and Lincoln High with a 39 -23 win over the Spartans and a 48-41 triumph over the Links.

Northeast also split with Southeast, winning 36-29 before losing 40-38 in

the final game of the season. The Rockets also dropped a close game to Grand Island, losing 33-32.

The loss to Southeast, which ended the season, was a disappointing way to close out the year.

"We wanted to win our last game so badly," Jodi Britton said. "My teammates played the best I had ever seen them play. We lost, but at least we put up a good fight."

HeatherTenopirshowsthe The sophomores watch a teammate tear down another strong Jenine Johnson demonstrates great inside defense. concentration needed rebound when shooting a free throw.

Front Row (I. tor.): Becky Rabago , Kristi Harrington , Lisa Arguello , Christi Sp ier , Danie l le Ems , Jen Renick. Back Row: Jodi Britton , Heather Tenopir , Jenn Root , Amorette Kehm, Joann Sazama, Jenine Johnson , Coach Kristi Nelson

"We had a lot of fun, and learned more a~out the game and ourselves."

Jodi Britton -Sophomore

Wrestling (1-7 Dual Record)

1989-90 Wrestling Team. Back Row (I. tor.): Assistant Coach Dwain Borchers, Troy Chubbuck , Bryan Draper, Ed Howard, Cole Moranville, Mike Einspahr, Jason Rystrom, Tom Fitzgerald, Adam Foster, Head Coach John McIntyre Middle Row: Mike Manzi , Craig Peterson, Randy Damewood, Andy Watson, Dustin Cleveland , Mike Longoria, Dan Harris, Volunteer Coach Joe Fye. Front Row: Jeremy Baumfalk, Cory Althouse , Justin Rystrom, Tuan Hoang, Cory Walcott, Ben Damewood

1989-90

5th of 6 teams-85.5 pts.

(135), Jason Rystrom3rd (189), B. Damewood-4th (103), Cole Maranville-4th (130), Longoria- · 4th (145).

Wrestlers finish with 1-7 marl

Three wrestlers qualified for the state tournamer what could be termed a building year for the NorthE wrestling team.

Cleveland Senior

Coach John McIntyre's grapplers traveled to Lem worth, Kansas for a tournament and wrestled throu~ rugged regular season schedule. A 42-22 triumph c Beatrice was the lone dual win as the Rockets suffE seven setbacks. Included in the string was a rare, ( shutout loss to Grand Island.

Dustin Cleveland, Randy Damewood and Jc Rystrom qualified for the state meet. Clevelarn senior, was defeated 1-0 in the first round and 9· overtime in the second round. Rystrom, a junior, vanced to the third round before losing while De wood, also a junior, was unable to wrestle because broken thumb.

Other team finishes included a fifth in the Norfol vitational and 14th in the season-opening OrDaha Invitational.

John Haake tries to get his opponent in a near-pin situation as the referee gets down for a closer look.

"This year was a learning experience for the team, and hopefully it will help the younger guys for next year."

-Dustin

Jason Rystrom attempts to escape from his foe

State qualifier Dustin Cleveland punishes his opponent.

John Haake struggles to get his opponent to the floor.

Jason Rystrom executes a perfect pile-driver

Andy Watson rests between rounds.

Andy Watson prepares to destroy his opponent.

Cory Walcott ducks his head in an attempt to take down his Lincoln High opponent _.

Swimming (4-5 Dual Record)

Tankers 11th at state; set school records

The 1989-90 boys swimming team finished with a4-5 record in dual meets, but finished the season in top form by winning three of their last four meets and notching an 11th place finish at the state meet.

"Our younger swimmers came around when we needed them and we benefited from good leadership and coaching, 11 said senior Seth Lutz. 11 1 thought we improved a lot this year. 11

Improvement was one of the Rockets' main goals.

The season's highlight was the

Greater Nebraska Conference mee · in which Northeast finished third. Th 1 school record in the medley relay wa shattered in the conference meet, an , Tony Rezek broke the school mark i, the breast stroke in the meet.

Ed Muller placed ninth at state i· the 50 freestyle with a time of 22.7 : seconds. Rezek turned in a fine pe , formance in the 100 backstroke, fi n ishing second in 1:00.3. The 20 1 medleyrelayteamwassixth in 1:42.4£ while the 400 freestyle relay tea r finished seventh in 3:26.91

Jason Howell prepares for the next race.

Brian Meyer, Guy Hitz , and Dan Brox relax prior to a big race as Ed Muller (background) has other things on his mind

Ed Mullerdisplayshisunde r water ability.

1989-90 Boys Swimming & Diving Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Scott Kahler, Joe Woodshank, Dan Brox , Jeff Woodward, Brian Meyer. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Richard Hitz, Aaron Gallardo, Kevin Fox, Karl Souders, Ed Muller , Jeff Baldwin , Travis Samuelson, Assistant Coach Diane Wandling Back Row: Head Coach Tracy Stauffer , Marvin Tyson, Seth Lutz , Mick Brokaw, Tony Rezek, Scott Woodward , Don Mares, Jason Howell.

"It was tough, but it doesn't seem like work when you're having fun."

Seth Lutz -Senior

Swimming (4-5 Dual Record)

1999.90

Baus keys eight h place finish at state meet

Northeast's girls swim team had a year to remember in 1989-90. The girls finished with a 4-5 dual mark, but an outstanding performance by senior standout Jennifer Baus boosted the team to an eighth place finish in the state meet.

Baus finished second at state in the 100 butterfly in 59.54 seconds, and third in the 100 backstroke in 58.25. Both times were new school records. Angie Baus added state meet points by finishing tenth in the 500 freestyle in a time of 5:43.85.

"Everyone improved and everyone helped each other reach their goals. Everyone did better than anyone thought possible," Angie Baus said. "Our goal wasn't to win the state meet, but to accomplish things more within our grasp."

Other highlights in the season included a fourth place finish out of 12 teams at the Ram Relays in Ralston to open the season, and a ninth place finish out of 15 teams at the Millard ,Nor1h Invitational.

Sisters Angie and Jennifer Baus take time for a picture after a meet.

State Qualifiers (I. to r.): Jenny Shires, Joe Woodshank, Tony Rezek, Kelly Muller, Jennifer Baus, Karl Souders, Brian Meyer, and Ed Muller take a break from practice before the state meet.

Jenn if er Baus glides through the water in the backstroke.

1989-90 Girls Swimming & Diving Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Head Coach Tracy Stauffer, Kelly Muller, Susan Ammouri, Tracy Kuenning, Jenny Shires, Staph Rice, Student Manager Debbie Dolezal , Student Manager Chantelle Ohlrich, Assistant Coach Richard Hitz. Back Row: Rebecca Eppens, Lisa Howe, Angie Baus, Debbie Lee, Jennifer Baus, Michelle Hohenfeldt, Amy Byers, Shawn Walkin shaw, Kari Westling, Leigh Myers , Kristi Me ier , Assistant Coach Diane Wandling.

"What counts is that the team matters and that is something spe• I II , Cla.

Angie Baus

1990 Schedule

@Bellevue West

@ Millard South

Ralston Lincoln High

PiusX Southeast

0. Northwest East Lincoln High East

@ Papillion Inv.

PiusX @ Ralston Inv.

Southeast

District @ Sherman Field State@ Rosenblatt Stadium

1990 Varsity Baseball Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Student Manager Spen Volzke, Brian Esquivel, Corey Hug, Chadd Bliss, Ryan Doak, Steve Stonebral Kirk Barnesberger, Mike Berry, Darin Engelbart, Student Manager Matt Cri Back Row: Coach Bill Fagler, Mick Colon, Matt Chollar, Jake McMahon,~ Shaw, Ryan Elrod, Cory Cook, Mike Jenkins, Jason Pflughaupt, Steve We Assistant Coach Doug Kaltenberger.

One of the top pitchers in the state, Jason Pflughaupt, hurls another speeding fastball towards the batter.

Mick Colon takes a home-ru n swing at a pitch from a Li ncoln High hurler.

Chadd Bliss crosses first base as teammate Kirk Bamesb erger (background) reaches second safely.

1990 Reserve Baseball Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Clint Solano, Aaron Gallardo, Mark Wesslund, Jeff Jaeger, Jim Jordan, Dan Decker. Back Row: Matt Franks, Bobby Kirkpatrick, Jeremy Hosek, Vince Cunningham, Craig Ern· stmeyer, Curt Yage r, Brian Allen, Mark Settles, Coach Bruce Reed

Bo~by Kirkpatrick concentrates on the ball as he prepares to swin

Mark Settles waits in the outfield for a ball to come his way.

Jeremy Hosek mans first base like a hawk

Vince Cunningham throws batting practice before a •game.

Adam Grell waits for his turn at bat.

Brian White keeps his foot on the base while ta kin g t he th row.

Andy Plummer knows that keeping the sun out of his eyes is important when catching the baseball.

A sophomore batter digs in while waiting for the next pitch.

Boys Track Schedule

1990 Boys Track Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Bryan Petersen, Er ic Schneider, Chad Cederberg , Bergmeier, Walt Gibbs , Jeff Sheldon, Andy Mueller. Second Row: Kyle Detweiler , Randy Kacirek , Stelzer, Mark Dickenson, Brian Middendorf , Assistant Coach Eric McMurray, Trainer Sheila Lemm Third Row: Assistant Coach Kevin Schraad, Kyle Biggerstaff, Randy Baylor, Assistant Coach · Savage , Assistant Coach Mike Carrol. Fourth Row: Coach Kurt Nielsen, Bryan Martin, Greg Bu Aaron Ripley, David Duitsman, Ivan Johnson, Don Mares, Coach Mindy Reed , Assistant Coach R, Miller. Fifth Row: Mike Einspahr , Scott Sexton, Todd Hohbe in, Jeff McMahill.

Jeff Graff has obviously left all of his competition in the dust.

Randy Baylor tries to hold back his emo t ions as he releases the discus

Girls Track Schedule

1990 Girls Track Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Danielle Dowding Abbey Mahar Lisa Arguello, Melissa Cronin , Jeni Meyer, Nicole Stevens. Second Row: Ass istant Coach Lynn Rychecky, Michelle Sm i th , Jenn i fer Casburn, Jen Renick, Julie Evans, Amy Poindexter, Trai ner Sheila Lemmert, Ass istant Coach Eric McMurray. Third Row: Assistant Coach Kevin Schraad Paula Smith, M ichelle Francis, Jenny Dickenson , Amy Attenberger, Coach Mindy Reed , Assistant Coach Mike Carrol. Fourth Row: Assistan t Coach Tim Savage , Wendy Winkleman, Sara Rathe, Liz Bousselot,Anne Beckner , AssistantCoach Kurt Nielsen.

Jeni Meyer smiles as she realizes she has caught up to Heather Harrington.

Paula Smith and Amy Poi ndexter bring in the lead with Michelle Smith c lose behind.

Michelle Smith finishes throw ing the discu s as her coach ob serves.

1990 Boys Soccer Schedule

Ralston @ Den Hartog Field

Omaha Bryan @ Den Hartog Field

Council Bluffs TJ @ Air Park 8

@ Grand Island

Lincoln East @ Den Hartog Field

@ Millard South

Kearney@ Air Park 8

Grand Island @ Den Hartog

Lincoln High @ Den Hartog

@ Papillion

Lincoln Southeast@ Seacrest Field

@ Omaha North

District @ Papillion State @ Omaha Bryan

Randy Damewood flies past a Southeast opponent as Mike Beetem looks on.

The Rockets await the inbounds pass.

Paul Smith pushes the ball upfield against Southeast.

1990 Girls Soccer Schedule

NE Opp.

Mar. 19 Ralston

Mar. 22 L. Southeast

Mar. 26 Omaha Bryan

Mar. 28 Council Bluffs T J

Apr. 2 Grand Island

Apr. 5 Lincoln East

Apr. 9 Millard South

Apr. 17 Grand Island

Apr. 19 Lincoln High

Apr. 23 Papillion

Apr. 26 Plattsmouth

Apr. 30 Omaha North

May 4-7 Dist.@ O. Marian

May 12-16 State@ Ralston & Omaha

Bryan

1990 Girls Soccer Team. Back Row (I. to r.): Coach Kim Wisemar Jennifer Louthan, .Kim Albright, Michelle Wylie, Stacey Schaffer, Jami Ebert, Jody Ernst, Lisa Parrott, Kaye Koci, Jen Joseph. Assistant Coac Eliot Siegman. Front Row (I. tor.): Student Manager Marie Riggins, Beck Santos, Michelle Diehl, Amy Herman, Tammi Parker, Shellie Fargo, Jenr Gewecke, Carissa Crawford, Anne Johanssen, Janna Hable, Renee Ga ner.

Cheering along the way, the Rockets run to their positions after making a goal.

Goalie Jenny Gewecke prepares to kick the ball to a teammate.

Amy Herman tries to dribble the ball away from a Council Bluffs ' defender while working her way to a goal.

Jeb Christiansen carefully sets the ball on the tee during a practice round at Mahoney Golf Course.

1990 Boys Golf Team. Front Row (I. tor.): Adam Ott, Matt Bradd. Back Row: Chad Hawkins, Ben Heidemann, Matt Stuckenschmidt, Tim Stoppel.

Ben Heidemann tries to portray his idol, Arnold Palmer.

First-year Coach Bob Els stares in wonderment at a golfer' swing.

Jeb Christiansen tries to portray his idol, Ben Heidemann.

East@Woods

@Fremont

Lincoln High@ Woods

@Ralston Inv.

Grand Island @ Woods

Lincoln High@ Woods

Beatrice @ Woods

@ Fremont Inv.

Pius X @ Woods

Southeast @ Woods

LPS Champ. @ Woods

Greater Nebr. Cont @ Woods

State @ Dewey Park, Omaha

Lori Holy shows her new over-the-head shot.

Georgann Biggers shows great concentration as she hits the _ ball.

Julie Frazer tries to look cool in her shades.

1990 Glrls Tennis Team. Front Row (I. tor .) : Danielle Buss, Marcia Rockemann , Brenda Renteria, Amy Adams, Jodi Britton, Heather Tenopir, Karen Oliver, Angie Baus. Back Row: Coach Brad Berka, Lisa Ahlman, Kristin Eckman, Julie Frazer, Lori Holy, Georgann Biggers, Nancy Kuhlman, Student Manager Mitch Jones, Coach Steve Mannix.

Kristin Eckman awaits the serve.

State Tourname,nt Actio:n

Game, 2

Ryan Elrod leads the way. Brian Etherton defends. Elrod fires over a defender.

Elrod gets the shot off. Etherton's soft touch scores Matt Shaw battles down low .

Lincoln Northeast .. 1990 State Runner ... up

Dreams don't a l w ays have happy end i ngs. Such was the case on a rainy evening in March as the Rocke ts fell one game short of the Class A basketball championship. After defeating Millard No rth and Columb us, Northeast prepared to face one of the quickest-and perhaps most tal ented--teams in state history, Omaha South. After holding a two point halftime lead, t he Rockets fa ded in the second half as the Packers put their defensive quickness and fast-break o ffense to use. The above photo was taken shortly after the second-place me d als were p laced around the necks of Northeast's squad by Coach Rick Collura and Ry an Elrod acc epted the runner-up trophy for the squad. While the faces are not those o f happ y pla y e rs, the thrill of playing in the Big Show will linger. And with time, the disappointme nt of f inishing second will be replaced by the satisfaction of a season filled with success . The players: Back Row (I. tor.) Steve Wenzl, Brian Etherton, Mike Hosek, Ryan Elrod, Matt Shaw, Jason Pflughaupt.

Front Row: Darin Engelbart, Matt Stuckenschm idt, Ryan Tenopir, Mark Wesslund, Matt Mar, Kirk Bamesberger.

Football Offense

QB-Brad Mcclatchey, Lincoln Southeast

RB-John Onuoha, Lincoln Southeast

RB-Shawn Smith, Lincoln High

RB-Bill Ryan, Lincoln Pius X

SE-Matt Spethman, Lincoln East

TE-Matt Nitchie, Lincoln Southeast

T-John Aalborg, Lincoln Southeast

T-Rob Zatechka, Lincoln East

G-Mike Munter, Lincoln Southeast

G-Neal Anthony, Lincoln East

C-Jon Squier, Lincoln East

Utility-Art Spelts, Lincoln Southeast

Special Teams-Eric Schnelder, Northeast

Place Kicker-Sky Schroeder, Lincoln High

Honorary Captain-McClatchey

Defense

DL-Mlke Einspahr, Lincoln Northeast

DL-Matt Franzen, Llncoln Northeast

DL-Doug Meacham, Lincoln Pius X

DL-Mike Hubenka, Lincoln East

DL-Shane Zephier, Lincoln High

LB-Kyle Emsick, Lincoln Southeast

LB-Terry Sims, Lincoln East

LB-Brian Cunningham, Lincoln Pius X

DB-Sean Francisco, Lincoln Southeast

DB-Jim Gibson, Lincoln High

DB-Brian Bock, Lincoln Southeast

Utility-Terry Berks, Lincoln High

Punter-Jim Edwards, Lincoln East

Honorary Captain-Emsick

Northeast Honorable Mention: Jason Pflughaupt, Matt Shaw

Volleyball

First

Nikki Stricker, Lincoln East

Kim Tonniges, Lincoln East

Team

Angle Usher, Llncoln Northeast

Jen Reimers, Lincoln Southeast

KC Dworak, Lincoln Christian

Kathy Travis, Lincoln Christian

Honorary Captain-Stricker

Second Team

Stacy Stuckenschmidt, Llncoln Northeast

Kerri Thomsen, Lincoln East

Julie Frazer, Llncoln Northeast

Gretchen Schmid, Lincoln Southeast

Jennie Gutschenritter, Lincoln Pius X

Carmen Easley, Lincoln Pius X

Boys Basketball

First Tea m

Ryan Elrod, Lin coln Northeast

Matt Yost , Lincoln East

Tom Burt , Lin coln Pius X

Curt Johnso n, Lincoln Sou t heas t

Mike Gaither, Lincoln High

Honorary Cap tain-Elro d

Gir ls Swimming

Ab bi e Hath aw ay, Linc oln Southeast

Ch a ndy Barr, Li ncoln Southeast

Ta ra VanDi ve r, Li ncol n Southeast

Krissy Otou p a l, Lincol n Southeast

BriAnna Wilkins, Lincoln Southeast

Jenny Churchill , Linco ln East

Lia Jensen, Lincoln East

K ara Martin, Lincoln East Se con d Tea m

Matt Shaw, Li ncoln No rth ea st

Jim Edwards, Lincoln East

Matt Spethman, Lincol n East

Jason Pflugha upt, Linco ln No rt he ast

Justin Wilkins , Lincoln Sou theas t

100 Butterfly-Jenn y Baus, Lincoln Northeast (:59.54)

100 Backstroke-Je nny Baus, Lincoln Northeast (:58.25)

Jen Balke , Lincol n East

Jenney Radke, Linco ln East

Honorary Capt ain-M art in

Gir ls G ymnastics

Michelle Kan t, Linco ln N o rthea st

Suzanee Maurice, Li ncoln East

Rebecca Heinke , Li nc oln Hi g h

Alyssa Bell, Linco l n East

Carrie Mo o re, Lincoln High

Angie Piont ek, Li ncoln Sout heast

~en/or Surnmarle)

Ahlmann, Lisa: 10-Reserve Volleyball, Tennis, Reserve Basketball; 11-Tennis, Reserve Basketball, Runner-Up Girls State; 12-Tennis (L), FBLA, Student Council. National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Althouse, Cassie: 1a-Sophomore Volleyball, Tennis, Sophomore Basketball, Academic Letter; 11-Reserve Volleyball, Reserve Basketball, Assoicated Jazz, Academic Letter, Girls State Representative. 12-Concert Choir (Council Member), Swing Choir (Social Director), Star Strutters. Who's Who Among American High School Students (2 Years), Top 3% of Class Through 4 Semesters, Elks Award, National Honors Society , 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Atobatele, Mori: 10-lnternational Club. 11-Track, Horizons, Music Letter 12-Horizons, FBLA, International Club, Russian Club, Music Letter. National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Attenberger, Amy: 9:-Cross Country (L), Track (L). 1a-Cross Country (L), Track (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Cross Country Captain, SertomaAward (Cross Country), All-City Cross Cou ;1try Team, State Medalist Cross Country (10th Place) 11-Cross Country (L) , Track (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Chambersingers, Vocal Mus ic Letter. 12-Cross Country (L), Track, Varsity Basketball (L), Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Chambersingers, Vocal Music Letter, Cross Country Captain. National Honor Society , 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Azad I, Chicky: 1a-Sophomore Cheerleader, Soccer, May Day Nominee, Spirit Club 11-Star Strutters (L), May Day Nominee, National All-Star Drill Team. 12Star Strutters (L, Demerit Chairperson), National All-Star Drill Team, Reserve Football Team Manager, FCA Who's Who Among American High School Students, Cave Dwellers (10), 3-Semester Honor Roll.

Bahr, Julia: 10-0rchestra, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 11-Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Marching Band. 12-Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Horizons, Marching Band, Band Letter, Orchestra Letter, Vocal Music Letter. Sound of Music (11), Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Bamesberger, Kirk: 1a-Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. 11 -Cross Country (L), Reserve Basketball, Reserve Baseball. 12-Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. 1-Semester Honor Roll.

Barrett, Carl: 1a-FFA. 11-FFA. 12-Concert Choir, FFA.

Bouwens, Loren: 10-Sophomore Football. 11-Reserve Football. 12-Varsity Football.

Baus, Jennifer: 10-Sophomore Volleyball, Swimming (L). 11-Swimming (L), Cross Country, Concert Choir, Girls State Alternate, Associated Jazz. 12.:Swimming (L), Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Swing Choir. Swim Team · Captain, Sertoma Award (Swimming), Sound of Music Lead, Servant of Two Masters, The Cave Dwellers, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Brokaw, Mick: 9-Swimming (L). 10-Sophomore Football, Swimming (L), Sophomore Baseball. 11-Swimming (L). 12Swimming (L). Homecoming Finalist, Honorable Mention Academic All-State (Swimming) , 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Burback, Melissa: 10-Pep Club Squad Leader 11-Reserve Cheerleader. 12Varsity Cheerleader, ROCKET Staff. Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Burns, Greg: 1a-Cross Country (L), International Club, Math Club (L). 11-Cross Country (L), lnternatioRal Club, Math Club (L), Track, Academic All-State (Cross Country). 12-Cross Country (L), Track, International Club , Math Club (L) Top 3% of Class (11-FirstSem ), 4-SemesterHonor Roll.

Carter, Rick: 1a-Sophomore Football, lntramurals. 11-lntramurals. 12-Student Council President, lntramurals. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Nebraska Business Week for Youth Representative, Hastings College Leadership Seminar, Lincoln Foundation Commitee Youth Representative, Star Studders, 3Semester Honor Roll.

casburn, Jenrilfer: 10-Reserve Vo ll y ball, Varsity Volleyball (L), Track (L)

Reserve Basketball, Concert Band 11

Varsity Volleyball (L), Track (L), Res erv1

Basketball 12-Track, Varsity Basket b al l

AcademicAII-State(11-Track), Who's Among American High School Stude nts Football Student Trainer (12), Natic nc Honor Society, Top 3% of Class (10, · 1; 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Cleveland, Dustin: 1a-Sophomore F, >o1 ball, Wrestling (L) 11-Reserve Foo tl 1al Wrestling (L), May Day Attendant. 1~ Varsity Football (L), Wrestling (L) , 1f Attendant Homecoming. Who's \- ' h Among American High School Stud e , t~ National Honor Society, 2-Semester H, nc Roll.

Cook, Cory: 1a-Sophomore Foo t 1al Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore B ,SE ball. 11-Reserve Baseball. 12-Va sit Baseball (L)

Cronin, Melissa: 10-Sophomore Ve le) ball, Track(L).11-ReserveVolleyba ll 1: Cross Country (L), Track , FBLA, St l! Je1 Council Who's Who Among Ame ca High School Students, National H >n< Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll. Danek, Christina: 10-Sophomore leyball, Northeastern Staff, Creativity =ai 11-Reserve Volleyball, Track, Vocal "' JSi Letter, Associated Jazz, Creativity :ai 12-Swing Choir, Star Strutters, Nat ,rn All-Star Drill Team. National Honor : oc ety, 4 -Semester Honor Roll.

Troy Kuenning is to l azy to make the trek up the hill for the senior class photo

oanlelson, DIAnna: 10-Concert Band, Marching Band. 11-Symphonic Band , Northeastern Staff, Marching Band. 12Symphonic Band, FBLA, Northeastern Staff, Marching Band. Band Letter, 2Semester Honor Roll.

Dickenson, Jeni: 10-Swimming (L), Cross

~ i Country (L), Track (L), Orchestra, Concert

BancJ. 11-Swimming (L), Cross Country

I, (L), Orchestra (L& Key), All-~tate Orchestra, Beatrice Orchestra Festival, Sertoma Award (Cross Country). 12-Cross Coun-

!- try, Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Sound

;t of Music (Orchestra), 1-Semester Honor

0 Roll.

), Dougherty, JIii: 10-Track, Sophomore

lr Cheerleader. 11-Star Strutters (L), May Day Candidate, National All-Star Drill

:I, Team. 12-Star Strutters, Homecoming

1- Royalty Finalist, National All-Star Drill

:y Team. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Star Strutter Captain, 1f· Semester Honor Roll.

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Einspahr, Mike: 10-Reserve Football, 11 Sophomore Football, Sophomore Basket-

in ball, Track. 11-Varsity Football (L), R_e-

,r serve Basketball, Track (L). 12-Varsity Football (L), Track (L). Blue Chip AllAmerican (Football). r :Elrod, Ryan: 10-Tennis (L), Reserve i~ Basketball, Reserve Baseball. 11-Tennis r (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Base~ I ball (L), Member Las Vegas All-Star Bas:i- ketball Team, Second Team Super State Basketball, Second Team Coaches AllState Basketball, Second Team JournalStar All-State Basketball, World-Herald All-State Basketball, All-City Basketball Team, All-City Baseball Team (Pinch-Hitter). 12-Tennis (L), Varsity Basketball {L), Varsity Baseball (L), KFOR Athlete of th e Week, Member Las Vegas All-Star Basketball Team.

Ernst, Jody: 10-Reserve Volleyball, Sophomore Basketball. 11-Reserve Volleyball, Concert Choir, Soccer (L) 12Concert Choir, Soccer (L), Varsity Volleyball (L). Who's Who Among American High School Students (2 Years), National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll. Etherton, Brian: 10-Reserve Basketball, Reserve Baseball, Academic Letter. 11Varsity Basketball (L), Reserve Baseball, Academic Letter, Student Council, Ma y Day Nominee. 12-Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Baseball (L), Student Council, Homecoming 2nd Attendant, Academic Letter. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, Top 3% of Class, Journal-Star Winter Academic All-State, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Everett, Jason: 10-Soccer (L). 12-FBLA President, Soccer, Business Person of the Month (October 1989).

Fedon, Michelle: 10-Swing Choir, Sophomore Cheerleader. 11-Chambersingers, Star Strutters, Junior Rep . Start Srutters Football. 12- Chambersingers, Star Strutters Homecoming Nominee. Drill Team Letter, 1 Rock Show (2 Years), Who's Who Among American High School Students, National All-American Drill Team.

Franzen, Matt: 10-Sophomore Football.

11-Varsity Football (L). 12-Varsity Football (L), ROCKET Sports Edit~r, Star Studders. National Honor Society, 3Semester Honor Roll.

Frazell, Debbie: 10-Track (L), Orchestra. 11-Track, Orchestra , Star Strutters (L), Star Strutter Junior Representative, May Day Candidat e. 12-Orchestra, Star Strutters, Homecoming Royalty Finalist. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Garner, Renee: 10-Pep Club.11-Reserve Cheerleader. 12-Varsity Cheerleader. National Honor Society , Full Scholarship to France, 3-Semester Honor Roll. Garrison, Christle: 10-Spirt Cl_ub Squad Leader Mixed Chorus. 11-Honzons. 12Horizo~s. Who's Who Among American High School Students (2 Years), National Honor Society.

Gaston, Jeff: 10-Sophomore Football, Sophomore Basketball, Gott. 11-Reserve Footba ll, Reserve Basketball, Golf. 12Varsity Football (L), International Club, Student Council Vice-President. Who's Who Among American High School ~tudents (2 Years), National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Gleason, Amy: 12-FBLA, Student Council.

Graft, Christle: 12-FBLA, Student Council.

Griffith, Stacyn: 11-Concert Choir, Horizon s. 12-Concert Choir, Horizons. The Sound of Music.

Hammes, Gretchen: 10-Varsity Volley- . ball Manager, G irls Track Manager. 11Student Council. 12-Girls Track Manager, FBLA Student Council Historian.

Hann~r, Kim: 10-Sophomore Volleyba!I, Tennis Concert Band. 11-Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Meistersingers. 12Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, ~oncert Choir, Meistersingers, Chambers1~gers. Band Letter 10, · 11, 12, Band President, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, Sound of Music, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Hauptmeler, Jamie: 10-Sophomore Swing Choir. 11-Concert C~oir, Ch~mbersingers, The Sound of Music.12-Swmg Choir.

Heidemann, Ben: 9-Golf (L). 10-Golf (L). 11-Golf (L).12-Golf (L). Who'sWhoA~ng American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Helman Kerri: 10-Tennis, Pep Club. 11Star St~tters. 12-Star Strutters. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Hoang, Tuan: 11-Wrestling. 12-Wrestling. Academic Letter, Boys State Representative, Top 3% of Class, National Merit, 4Semester Honor Roll.

Howell, Jason: 10-Concert Band, Debate. 11-Symphonic Band, Debate. 12Swimminq. 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Drum Major Julie Liesing gives a smile while directing the pep band at a basketball game at Northeast. ·

FBLA vice-president Dan VanArsdall assists as an emcee at a pep rally in the Ed Johnson Gym.

Hodshon, Ami: (1 O & 11 Listings from Longmont, Colo ) 10-Te nnis (L) , Cross Country (L}, Track (L} , FBLA , Student . Council , Science Award 11-Cross Country (L}, Track (L}, FBLA, Student Council, Varsity Cheer1eader (Fall}, Science Award 12-Track.

Holt, Victoria: (Foreign Exchange Student from England} 12-FBLA, Northeastern Reporter, Student Council. ·

Holy, Lori: 10-Sophomore Volleyball, Tennis (L), Sophomore Basketball, Golf, Northeastern Reporter 11-Tennis (L}, Golf (L}, Rock Show, Academic All -State (Gott}, Chambersingers, Northeastern Editor. 12Tennis (L), Golf (L), Chambersingers, Northeastern Reporter, International Club, Rock Show, National Honor Society , 4Semester Honor Roll.

Hosek, Mike: 10-Tennis, Sophomore Basketball, Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Trapshooting (L). 11-Tennis, Reserve Basketball, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Chambersingers, Boys State Representative, Trapshooting (L).12-Tennis (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Meistersingers, Chambersingers, Trapshooting (L). Vocal Music Letter, Band Letter, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, Band Vice-President, Little Abner, The Sound of Music, 4Semester Honor Roll.

Jones, Mitchen: 12-Tennis.

Joseph, Desiree: 10-Concert Band, ' Marching Band. 11-Symphonic Band, Reserve Cheerleader, Marching Band.

Joseph, Jennifer: 10-Soccer[L], Soccer Captain, Junior Achievement. 11-Honor Roll, Soccer, Junior Achievement. 12Rocket, Soccer, Junior Achievement. Jurgens,Caml:12-FB~. Student Council.

Jenkins, -Mike: 10-Sophomore Football, Sophomore Baseball. 11-Reserve Football, Reserve Baseball, Varsity Basketball Jr. Manager 12-Varsity Football (L), Varsity Baseball (L) National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Johansson, Anne: 12-FBLA, Student Council.

Johnson, Heather: 10-Concert Band, Marching Band 11 - Symphonic Band, Horizons, Marching Band. 12-Symphonic Band , Associated Jazz, Marching Banet Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Johnson, Ivan: 10-Sophomore Football, Track. 11-Reserve Football, Varsity Football (L), Track (L). 12-Varsity Football (L), Track.

Johnson, Steve: 10-Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball, Concert Band. 11-Reserve Basketball. 1-Semester Honor Roll.

· Keller, Lona: 10-Concert Band, Honor Roll, Nat'I Honor Society, Teen Beat Magizine, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 11 - Symphonic Band, Honor Roll, Academic flthess Award, Honorable mention in Scholastic Art Awards, Spotlight in Art, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 12-Symphonic Band.

Kempkes, Shannon: 11-Concert Chi Horizons , The Sound Of Music. 12-C< cert Choir, Horizons.

King, Jim: 10-Sophomore Football. · , Reserve Football. 12-Varsity Football ( Kinney, Erle: 10-ConcertBand (L}, Man ing Band (L) 11-Concert Band, March i Band.12-Symphonic Band, March i Band.

Kobes, Lisa 11-Concert Choir. 12-Cc cert Choir. 2-Semesters Honor Roll. Koci, Kaye: 10-Student Council, Sp Club Treasurer, Varsity Soccer (L). , Speech, Varsity Soccer (L). 12-ROCK Staff, Varsity Soccer (L}. Krejci, J Mark: 1a-Sophomore Footb Orchestra, Swing Choir . 11-Rese i Football, Track, Swing Choir, Northe c em, Vocal Music Letter, Academic Let1 May Day Attendant , Northeastern St 12-Varsity Football (L), Track, Swing C h Northeastern Editor Who's Who Am e American High School Students, Natio Honor Society, Presidential Academic ness Award , 4-Semester Honor Roll, 3% of Class.

Kuhlman, Nancy: 10-Tennis, Sopho m Basketball. 11-Tennis, Reserve Basl ball, Golf (L}, Tennis (L}, Sertoma Aw (Golf). 12-Tennis (L}, Golf (L). Who's V Among American High School Stud e National Honor Society , Nominee for K F Scholar of the Week. 4-Semester He Roll.

Leddy, Laura: 10-Concert Band, B Letter , Academic Letter. 11-Symph< Band, Concert Choir, Band Letter, So of Music, Marching Band Squad Le a, 12-Symphonic Band , Concert B a Marching Band Squad Leader, SupE Rating Solo & Ensemble Contest, B Letter. Who's Who Among AmericanSChool Students, National Honor So c i Top 3% of Class, 4-Semester Honor f Lee, Debbie: 10-Sophomore Volle y 11-Swimming (L), Tennis. 12-Swimrr Tennis, FBLA, Student Council. Lehr, Christine: 10-Cross Country ager, Track, Concert Band. 11-C i Country(L), Track Manager, Concert B, Math Club 12-Cross Country, Symp h Band. 2-Semester Honor Roll.

Leishman, Dawn: 10-Debate, Socce 11-Soccer (L), Debate Secretary, ( State Representative, Academic All- 5 (Soccer, Golf) 12-ROCKET Staff, Sp e Gott (L), Academic All-State (Golf). 4 mester Honor Roll.

Leising, Julle: 10-Jazz Band, Stage B, Symphonic Band, Swing Choir, Lil' At 11-Jazz Band, Stage Band, Symph Band, Swing Choir, Jazz Band Solo A~ 12-Jazz Band (L), Stage Band, Symph Band, Swing Choir, Drum Major (L), E Letter.

Lempke, Alrhee: 10-Student Council. 11Concert Choir, Speech, Student Council Treasurer (L). 12-Concert Choir , Speech , Student CouncilSecretary Servant of Two Masters, The Seagul, The Sound of Mu§iC, The Traveling Ladv:

Livers, Kevin: 10-Sophomore Football , Sophomore Baseball , Sophomore Basketball. 11-Reserve Foot ball. 12-Varsity Football (L). 4 Semesters Honor Rol l. Longoria, Mike: 10-Gymnastics[L] , Wrestling, Sophomore Baseball. 11-Wrestling. 12- Wrestling [L]

Marlow,Sandl: Who 's Who Amo ng Ame rican High School Students Russian Club. Mares, Donald: 10-Boys Swimm ing (L), Cross Country (L) , Concert Band 11-Boys

Swimming (L), Cross Coun t ry [L], Symphonic Banet 12-Boys Swimm ing [L], Cross Country , Symphonic Band , Marchin g Band (L).

McCllntock,Kathy:10-FBLA , Sp eech.

McMahlll, Jeff: 10-Track 11-Math Club

(L) , Track (L). 12-Track (L), Math Club (L). National Honor Society , Aca demic Allstate, 4-Semester Hono r Ro ll.

Michaelson, Geoff: 10-Jazz Band, Orchestra, Concert Band , Ma rching Band.

·11-Jazz Band (L) , Symph onic Band, Marching Band (L). 12-Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. Academic Letter, National Honor So c iet y, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Morgan, Michael: 10-Varsity Football Manager(L), PerfectAttendan c e 12-Concert Choir

Ohlrlch, Chantelle: 1a-Gir ls Sw immin g (L). 11-Girls Swimming Manager (L). 12Swiming.

Olmsted, Lauri: 10-Orchestra, Conce rt Band, Marching Band

Owens, Misty: 10-Swing Ch o ir. 11-Concert Choir, Sound of Music. 12- Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Stu d ent Counci l Secretary, Vocal Music Lett er. 2- Semester Honor Roll.

Pajnlgar, Annan: 12-Vars ity Football (L). National Honor Society. 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Pankratz, Patricia: 10-Concert Band , Marching Band, Debate. 11-Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 12-Concert Band , Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Band Letter.

Parrott, Lisa: 10-Reserve Volleyball, Varsity Basketball (L), Soccer (L), AIII-City Soccer Team. 11-Varsity Volleyball (L), Varsity Basketball (L), All-City, All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention in Basketball, Who's Who in High School Sports. 12-Varsity Volleyball (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Soccer (L). Who 's Who Among American High School Students .

Patel , Umesh: 1a-President of Sophomore Class 11-Boys State Representative 12-Who's Who Among American High School Students, United States National Math Award , Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Peacock, Pat: 10-Happiest Millionaire.

11- Serva nt of Two Masters 12-Concert Choi r, Meisters ingers. Who's Who Among Ame rican H igh School Students

Pet e rso n, Bryan: 10-Sophomore Football, Soph omore Basketball, Track (L ). 11-Reserve Football, Track (L) , State Track Meet Qualif ier 12-Varsity Football (L) , Track (L).

Peterson, Michelle L.: 10-Sophomore Volleyball, Reserve Basketball. 11-Reserve Bask etbal l. 12-Nat i onal Honor Society. 4- Semester Honor Roll, Who's Who Among Amer ican High School Students.

Pflug haupt, Jason: 10-Sophomore Football, Reserv e Ba sketball , Varsity Baseball (L). 11-Varsity Football (L) , Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Baseball (L) . 12-Varsity Football (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Baseball (L).

Pickett, S hawna: 11-Horizons. 12-Horizons Presid ent, Assoc iated Jazz .

Rahe, Kevi n : 10-Cross Country (L), Sophomore Ba sk etba ll. 11-Reserve Basketball. 12-Track 4-Semester Honor Roll

Rapp, Tlffan nl : 10-Sophomore Cheerleader 11-Sta r Strutters. 12-Star Strutters (L) C apt ain Who ' s Who Among American Hig h School Students.

Reints, Nlcole A.: 10-Concert Band, FBLA, International Club, Marching Band, Junior Achievement. 11-Orchestra (Letter & Key), Symphonic Band, Marching Band (Letter & Key), Concert Choir, International Club, Junior Achievement, Sound of Music. 12-Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Ma rch in g Band , Meistersingers, International C lub , Junior Achievement Public Relations. 2-Semester Honor Roll.

Renshaw, Nicole: 12-Horizons, FBLA

Rezek, Tony: 10-Swimming (L), Concert Band , Marching Band. 11-Swimming (L), Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 12-Swimming (L) , Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 3Semester Honor Roll.

· Rice, Pamela: 10-Debate. 11-FBLA. 12· FBLA.

Ravlns, Sherri: 10-Student Council. 11Concert Choir, Student Council (L), Sound of Music. 12-Concert Choir , Horizons, Vocal Music Letter, Student Council Secretary.

Richardson, Chris: 10-Sophomore Basketball, Swing Choir. 11-Tennis , Reserve Basketball, Concert Choir, Chambersingers , Sound of Music, Vocal Music Letter, Rock Show. 12-Tennis (L}; Swing Choir, Speech 1-Semester Honor Roll.

Ritchey, Danna: 10-Sophomore Basketball. 11-Reserve Basketball, Gott (L), Concert Choir. 12-Concert Choir, Horizons , Associated Jazz, Sound of Music, Gott (L), Vocall Music Letter. Who's Who Among American High School Students.

S en io r Diann a Danielson gives a cheer for the end of her high school career at Northeast.

Rohmke, Ruth: 10-Speech (L). 11· Speech (L). RVL Art Medal, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Rust, Kirk: 10-FFA. 11-FFA, Trap (L). 12· FFA, Trap (L).

Sadowski, Kim: 11-FBLA.

Schm aIe, Suzanne: 10-Sophomore Volleyball, Reserve Basketball, Concert Band, Marching Band. 11-Varsity Basketball, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. 12Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Varsity Basketball, DrumMajor(L). National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Schnelder, Eric: 10-Sophomore Football, Track (L). 11-Varsity Football (L), Track (L), Academic All-State (Track & Football), Boys State Representative, Bereuter Youth Institute on Governmental Affairs. 12-Varsity Football (L), Track (L), Academic All-State (Track & Football).

Academic Letter, National Honor Society, Top 3% of Class, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Shaw, Matt: 1a-Sophomore, Reserve Football, Sophomore Basketball, Reserve Baseball, May Day Attendant. 11-Varsity Football (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Reserve Baseball, Boys .State Representative. 12-Varsity Football (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Baseball (L), Student Council. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Outstanding High School Students of America, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Shedlosky, Amy: 10-Student Council, Pep Club President. 11-Speech, Reserve Cheerleader. 12-Northeastern Staff, ROCKET Staff.

Slechta, Mark: 1a-Sophomore Football. 11-Reserve Football. 12-Varsity Football.

3-Semester Honor Roll.

Smith, Angle: 1a-Track, Sophomore Cheerleader. 11-Horizons, Star Strutters, May Day Attendant. 12-Student Council, Star Strutters (L) Letter Chairman, Homecoming Attendant, Horizons. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Roll, 1-Semester Honor Roll.

Smith, Michelle R.: 9-Cross Country (L). 10-Cross Country (L), Track (L), Sophomore Basketball. 11-Cross Country (L), Track (L), Reserve Basketball. 12-Cross Country (L), Track (L), Varsity Basketball.

3-Semester Honor Roll.

,mlth, Paul: 9-Soccer (L). 10-Concert l and, Soccer (L). 11-Symphonic Band, :>ccer (L). 1,2-Symphonic Band, Soccer (L). 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Stahnke, Nikki: 10-Concert Band, Marching Band (L). 11-Symphonic Band, Horizons, Marching Band (L). 12-Symphonic Band, Horizons, Marching Band (L). Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Stake, Becky: 10-Sophomore Cheerleader. 11-Star Strutters (L). i 2-Star Strutters Treasurer.

Standley, Brandon: 10-Wrestling, Concert Band, Swing Choir, Vocal Music Letter. 11-Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Meistersingers, Chambersingers, Vocal Music Letter & Key, Sound of Music. 12· Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Swing Choir, Meistersingers, Vocal Music Letter & Key. Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll, Vice-President Concert Choir, Squad Leader-Marching Band.

Stevens, Nicole: 1a-Reserve Volleyball, Track, Reserve Basketball, Concert Choir, Swing Choir, Speech. 12-Varsity Cheerleader.

Stollar, Carrie: 1O-$ophomore Volleyball, Sophomore Basketball, FFA.11-FFA.12· FFA President.

Stonebreaker, Steve: 10-Sophomore Baseball. 11-Reserve Baseball, Spotlight on Art-LPS (Drawing & Photography). 12Varsity Baseball (L). Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll. Stevens, Russell: 10-Sophomore Football. 11-Reserve Football. 12-Varsity Football (L) National Honor Society, 4Semester Honor Roll.

Thetro, DeAnna: 11-ROCKET Staff 12FBLA, ROCKET Staff.

Truong, Lonnie: 12-FBLA Treasurer. National Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Roll.

Vanderslice, Jeff: 1a-FFA. 11-FFA Reporter. 12-FFA Vice President.

Van Arsdall, Dan: 1a-Sophomore Football, Stage Band, Concert Band, Sym-

phonic Band. 11-Reserve Football, Sy mphonic Band, Concert Choir, FBLA. 1FBLA Vice Presiden. 3-Semester Hon r Roll.

Van Essen, David 1a-Math Club, Acdemic Letter. 11-Math Club. 12-Math Cl u National Honor Society. 4-Semester Ho n:>r Roll, National Merit Semifinalist.

Watson Shannon: 11-Horizions 12-Ho. isons, Associated Jazz, Vocal Music Lf1tter.

Weideman, Chrystal: 1a-Sophomo e Cheerleader. 11-Star Strutters. 12- R ., · serve Football Mgr., Student Council, St :U Strutters (L), Associated Jazz.

West, Sara: 11-FFA. 12-FFA Treasuru Havelock Farmers Scholarship.

Weyant, Brian: 1a-Sophomore Baseb c II Concert Band, Academic Letter. 12-N 1tional Merit Semfinalist. National Ho n >r Society, Top 3% of Class, 4-Semest H Honor Roll.

WIiiiams, Wendy: 11-Chambersinge s Reserve Cheerleader, Rock Show. 1 2· Concert Choir, Chambersingers, Var s t) Cheerleader, Rock Show. 2-Semes i 31 Honor Roll.

Woodward, Scott: 1a-Swimming. 1 1· Swimming (L), The Servant of Two M , s ters.12-Swimming(L). Who's Who Amo 1~ American High School Students Company President--2 Years, Know Ye J Neighbor Study Tour (Spain).

Young, Tricia: 1a-Sophomore Che t r leader, May Day Attendant. 11-Horizo, s Star Strutters (L), Wrestling Mgr. (L). ' 2· Student Council, Star Strutters, Horr 3 coming Attendant. Who's Who Am o American High School Students, Natio 1a Honor Society, 4-Semester Honor Ro i

990 Senior WIii'

I, Jennifer Baus, will my 1977 4-door Catalina Pontiac with no bumper to my darling sister, Ange l because it's indestructable

I, Chris Lehr, will unlimited number of rides on the hood of my car to Amy Herman because she is real sweet person

I, DeAnna Thetro, will my grace for falling upstairs, and my locker to Jasmine Fryrear becau s 1 everybody needs an embarrassing moment. Good luck opening the locker.

I, Jennifer Joseph, will my bad attitude to Elizabeth Shaw because she's always so happy.

I, Kathleen McCllntock will my perfect attendance record to Scott Conney because he needs all the het > he can get.

I, Pat Peacock, will the rights to the Death Pinto to Jasmine Fryrear because her car isn't luxurioL ; enough

I, Mark Krejci, will my fotball helmet and shoulder pads to Jim Jordan because then he will be protecte j against "drain bamage", when he plays in the band

I, DIAnna Danielson, will my dirty socks from our smelly band locker toKara Dukes because I love hi r dearly and she deserves them.

I, Joe Moore , will my t-shirt designs and comical attitude to Craig Hoffman & Scott Harris because aftt r high school I won't be needing them.

I, Allen Scott, will my fights with the Preacher (who delivers his sermons on the front of the school.) · o all future seniors, Juniors, and sophmores because everyone will enjoy arguing with him

NaUonat

Lisa Ahlman

Cassie Althouse

Jo Ashley

Mariamo Atobatele

Amy Attenberger

Julia Bahr

Jennifer Baus

Jason Beck

Timothy Boatright

Michael Brokaw

Michael Brox

Gregory Burns

Jennifer Casburn

Michael Colon

Melissa Cronin

Christina Danek

Erika Danhauer

Heather Daniels

Georgia Enders

Jody Ernst

Brian Etherton

Matthew Franzen

Debra Frazell

Julie Frazer

Renee Garner

Jeffrey Gaston

Sarah Habel

Kimberly Hanner

Ben Heidemann

Kerri Heiman

Tuan Hoang

Lori Holy

Michael Hosek

Britaney Hulbert

Michael Jenkins

·Lonna Keller

Misty Klusman

Mark Krejci

Nancy Kuhlman

Laura Leddy

Dawn Leishman

Kevin Livers

Donald Mares

Jeffrey McMahill

Geoffrey Michaelson

Elizabeth Murach

Bao-Nguye Nguyen

Arman Pajnigar

Karen Peck

Michelle Peterson

Kevin Rahe

Nicole Reints

Anthony Rezek

Darrell Sayer

Suzanne Schmale

Eric Schneider

Matthew Shaw

Aaron Sipherd

Michelle Smith

Paul Smith

Neil Spears

Brandon Standley

Russell Stevens

Steven Stonebraker

Timothy Stoppel

Loan Truong

David Van Essen

Peter Waldo

Dawn Walton

Patrick Wenzl

Steven Wenzl

Brian Weyant

Kellie WIison

T ri cia Young

Robert Zumpfe

(Top 3%- Class of 1990)

Cassie Althouse

Jennifer

Brian

Tuan

Neil

Steven

David

Brian Weyant

Mark

Laura

Geoff

Eric

Casburn

Etherton

Hoang

Spears

Krejci

Leddy

Michaelson

Schneider

Stonebraker

Van Essen

(Top 3% - Class of 1991)

Brent Curtis

Kristin Eckman

Mary Hauner

Lance Hollman

Jennifer Lear

Allen Malsbury

Edward Muller

Brian Tomcak

Scott Walter

Andrew Watson

Andrew Zillig

(Top3% - Class of 1992)

Morgen Bills

Jodi Britton

David Duitsman

Michelle Dyer

Rachel Epp

Tu Hoang

Jaime Hood

Sara Rathe

Pamela Scheinost

Matt Van Essen

Sean Wilson

Suzanne Zinnel

Robin Nickles (left) and Jennie Mundt find some cuddly friends at Four-Star Drug, 1340 N. 66th.

Fill the Black Hole

It's very dark. It's scary. It's your locker. And it's completely empty. What will you do?

Go to Nebraska Bookstore. There you'll find all the things that make a great locker a new calendar, a rockin ' walkman, a pink flamingo .. . maybe even a few books!

So don't be afraid of th f dark. .fill the black hole with super ideas from Nebraska Bookstore.

Northeast stu dents kno w The Cookie Company in the Gateway Shopping Center is a great place to satisfy that sweet tooth. Pictured: (I. tor.) Kami Walbridge, Rhonda Sherwood, Deanna Thetro, and Jen Stevens

The ROCK ET staff members know if they n eed a fender straightened, or a new paint job, the place to go Is Northeast Body & Paint. Pict u red ( I. tor.): Coscella Brown, Tamar Byron, Nancy Fagler, Ja smine Fryrear, Michelle Francis, Elizabeth Shaw, Kaye Koci, Dawn Leishman, April Leach, Jen Joseph, DeAnna Thetro, Ka mi Walbridge, Adam Ott, Alan Malsbury.

1990 ROCKET staff would like to say "thank• you" to the

th is very

all the best in 1990.

When it comes to var iety and value, senior Kaye Koci knows that Richman- Gordman's, 4600 Vine St., (4640251) is the place to shop.

A wide selection of cards and gifts, used for all special occasions, can be found by sophomore Elizabeth Shaw at Havelock Pharmacy, 6136 Havelock Ave. (466-2319).

Bethany Pantry, 1340 N. Cotner Blvd. (466-8207), has offered quality food service to northeast Lincoln for over 40 years.

Junior April Leach knows that when it comes to great cars andgreat prices, the place to go is White Auto, 4242 Cornhusker Highway (464-7480).

Congratulations Dawn

For us, you will always be a ray of sunshine in our lives.

Thank You

For the many times you've made us beam with pride.

Love, Dad & Mom

Congratulations Chris

We are very proud of you! Good luck with your future plans.

Congratulations Mickey #10

How very proud we are of you! You've come a long way since that first catcher's mitt. Much success to you in your future!

Love, Mom, Dad, & Charlie

Geoff,

Congratulations and go c d wishes at this very spec 11 time in your life! We a n very proud of you and y e ur accomplishments.

Congratulations Chad We are very proud of you!

Love, Mom and Dad

Love, Mom, Dad, and Brad Lauri,

Here's to new beginnings. We're with you all the way.

Love, Mom, Dad Susie & Michael

Congratulations, Cassie!!

We are very proud of you & all of your fine accomplishments.

Love, Mom & Dad

Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulatior s RYAN

We are very proud of y u ! God's Blessing in your future plans.

Love, Mom, Dad and Amy ·

Congratulations Joshua (baby of Stivers family)

We are all proud of you. Keep up the good work.

Love, Mom & Dad & Barb, Chris & Mia

Congratulations Mike

Through the years we've really gotten a "kick" out of you. Keep up the winning spirit!

Love, Mom & Dad

Senior Strutters, Michelle, Chrystal, Tina, Kerri, Debbie, Becky, Erika, Chicky, Angie, Tiffanni, Jill. Cassie, Tricia

CONGRATULATIONS ANNE

We are very pro ud of you ! Thanks for sharing th is year, a nd being our Finn ish Daugh ter. We love you, and wish you good luck in all your future plans !

Love, Mom and Dad Everett

Congratulations Georgia,

We'll always cherish the spe. · cial way you made our lives more complete. We love you and are very proud of you.

Mom, Dad & Craig

We are truly proud of your teamwork and accomplishments. With a start in the "Stars" there is no limit for the future.

Stac y, ~ou 're very speciaf and I (ove you very mucli

(jramma

What a handsome youn J group of men!

You've given us so man , joys!

We wish you all could ju : stay boys!

The memories of Kaho , Mickle, and Northeast

Have brought many friendship, at the least! Please stay in touch!!!

Now, don't let that fir ! statement go to yo L· heads too much!!

CONGRATULATIONS! ! Terry, Marilyn, Jami & Casey

DUSTIN,

Congratulations! You have accomplished so much and have so many memories to cherlsh----------

9th grade- You ' shared so rhany of your talents, singing and dancing with Robin Mickles' Misters & Misses, All City Track Champs, Art Mural with Lonna Keller for Mr. Reed, Promotion Program cover, sang your solo at Promotion, Presldentlal Academic Fitness Award and placed 3rd at 132 lbs. All City Wrestling.

10th grade- #44 You were voted by your team mates Honorary Captain and Defensive Player of the Football team for 87-88, placed 3rd at 130 lbs. for District Wrestling and went on to the State Tournament! {Always remember how proud Dad & I were of your hard work and determination and---That he never pinned you!!)

11th grade- #44 You led the Reserve Football team In tackles, made Honor Roll and was Attendant for May Day Royalty.

12th grade- #44 The Defensive Stats of "89" had you placed Second for most tackles and you were Attendant for Homecom Ing Royalty.

We wish you the Best of Luck with your future goals! We are so very proud of you!

You can have It all, "D"!

Be honest with yourself and others and you'll go far!

We LOVE YOU!!!! MOM, DAD, JAMI AND CASEY

FRIENDS that became BROTHERS

Here's wishing the two of you all the success in the world and hoping that each of your dreams becomes a reality!

Your love for sports speaks for itself! By the time each of you read this , baseball will be over....... hope it was your best season ever!

You're tops in our eyes

Seniors

Ahlman, Lisa 18

Althouse, Cassie 18, 81

Anaerson, Donald 18

Anderson , Michael 18

Ashley, Jo 18

Atobatele , Mariamo 18

Attenberger , Amy 18, 119

Azadi, Chicky 18 , 114

Bahr, Julia 18, 64

Bahr, Lori 18

Baier, Daryl 18

Bamesberger, Kirk 18

Barker , Treva

Barrett, Cari 18

Barrett , William 18

Bartlett, Deanna 18

Bassett, Jill 18, 64

Bastin, Timothy

Baum , Brent 18

Baus, Jennifer 18

Baxter, Sandi

Beaman , Thad 18

Beck, Jason 18, 112

Behrens, Kimberly 18

Bennett, Alex

Biggers, Georgann 18 , 116

Bliss , Chadd 18

Boatright, Timothy 18

Bonge, Bradley 18

Bouwens, Loren 19, 112

Boyd, Bambi 19

Brehm, Sharell 19

Brennan, Curtis

Brokaw, Michael 19

Brown, Jamie

Brox, Michael 19

Buchanan, Melinda 19

Buettgenbach, Jeffery

Bui, Kieu

Burback, Melissa 19, 87

Burns, Gregory 19 , 119

Butcher, Bradly 19

Cady, Jeffery

Caha, Stanley

Caliendo, Mario

Callahan, Kelly 19

Campbell, Meredith

Carbon, Nichole 19

Carter, Rick 19

Casburn, Jennifer 19

Casey, Tracy 19

Chandler, Shad 19

Clasey, Alan 19

Cleveland, Dustin 4, 19, 112

Colon, Michael 4, 19,, 112

Conrad , Matthew 19

Cook, Cory 3, 19

Cook , Jimmy

Cristo, Matthew 112

Crockett, Maynard 19

Cronin, Melissa 19,119

Curtis, Marcy 19

Danek, Christina 19 , 81

Danhauer , Erika 19

Daniels , Heather

Danielson, Dianna 19

Detore, Jennifer 19

Dickenson, Jennifer 19,119

Divine , Nanette 19, 102

Doak, Ryan 19

Dougherty, Jill 19

Draper, Bryan 19, 112

Dreiling, Amiee

Dunkle, Sherry 19

Dyer, Scotty

Ebert, Kathryn

Edgecome , Joseph 19

Einspahr, Mike 20, 112, 113

Elrod, Ryan 20, 120

Eltiste, Joe 20

Enders , Georgia 20, 102

Engnell, Stacy

Ernst, Jody 20, 116

Etherton, Brian 4, 20

Everett, Jason 20

Fedon, Michelle 20

Fernau, Monica 20

Finke, Jeffery 20

Finnell, Cleon 20, 73

Fitzgerald, Tommy 20

Fleege, Jason 20

Foley, Ann 20

Forney , Kathleen

Franzen, Matt 20, 94, 112

Frazell, Debra 20

Frazer , Julie 20, 116

French, Douglas 20

Frenzel , Scott 20

Fritchie, Leanne 20

Fuhrer, Mary 20

Fuller, Tynel

Fushia, Timothy

Gable , Sharon

Garcia, Sonja 20

Gamer, Renee 20, 86

Garrison , Christina 20

Chris Lehr cheers on herf avorite player during the state basketball tournament at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

Gaston, Jeffery 20, 112

Gates, Monte

Gerlach, William

Gilliam, Chris 21

Gleason, Amy 21

Gochnour , Cherry

Gocke, Michael 21

Goldsberry, Patricia 21

Gorski, Erik 21

Graff, Jeffery 21, 119

Graft, Christine 21

Green, Lana

Griffith , Stacyn 21

Gruenemeier, Roderick 2 1

Habel, Sarah 21

Haeffner , Kyle 21

Hamersma, Timothy 21

Hammes, Gretchen 21

Hanner, Kimberly 21 , 64 , 65, 73

Hansen , Jim 21

Hansen, Jason 21

Hartshorn, Tracy 21

Hauptmeier, Jamie 21

Hawkins, Chad 21

Heidemann, Ben 21

Heiman , Kerri 21

Helms, Tammy 21

Henderson , Keith 21 , 11 2

Henrichsen, Amanda 2 1

Hershey, Nancy 21

Hessheimer, Christop her

Hoang, Tuan 21

Hodshon, Amy

Hoelk, Kenneth

Holt, Victoria 6 , 21

Holy, Lori 21

Hood, Michael

Hosek, Michael 21 , 64 , 65, 122

Howell, Jason 21

Hulbert, Britaney 21

Hutchinson , Jennifer 21

Jenkins, Michael 21, 112

Johansson.Anne 6,21

Johns, David 22

Johnson, Heather 22

Johnson, Ivan 22, 112

Johnson, Jeffery

Johnson, Michelle 22

Johnson, Natalie 22

Johnson.Stephen 22

Jones, Corey Jones , James

Joseph, Desiree 11, 22

Joseph , Jenntter22,94,95

Jurgens, Kami 22

Jurgens, Janelle

Kehm, Sc ott

Ke ll er , Lo nna 22 , 64

Ke mpke s , S hannon 22

K in g , Ji m 22, 112 , 113

Kinn ey , Er ic 22

K limm, Th om as 22

Klusman , Misty 22

Kn ezo v ich , Mic hae l 22

K no ll enberg, Nico le 22

Kobes , Li sa 22

Koci , K aye 12, 22, 94

Krej c i, Mark 22 , 11 2

Kuen ni ng , Troy 3, 22 , 112

Kuhlma n , Nanc y 22 , 121

Lahe r , Frank

La ird, N icole 22

Lange, Kirst en 22 , 95

Lanham , Thom as 22

Lapp , Russel 22 , 112

Law son , Barry 22

Ledd, Laura 22 , 64

Lee , Debra 22

Le hr , Christin e 22, 119

Leishman , Dawn 22 , 121

Leising, Jul i e 22, 64, 65, 73

Lempk e, Aim ee 22, 102, 103

Lewis , Kelly

Leybold , Cra ig 22

Litt, Denise Livers Kevin 23 , 112

Lollmann , Matt hew 23

Longoria , Michae l 23

Lott , Susan 23

Loverien , Ric Lutz , Seth 23

Lyon, Chad 23 , 112

Mackey , Betty

Manzi , Michael23

Marchand, Tammy

Mares , Donald , 23 , 64, 119

Marlow, Sandi 23

Martin , Latrice 23

Maser , Tony 23

Maxwell , Jeffery 23, 64

May , Larry

Mcclanahan, Ryan 23

McClintock, Kathleen 23

Mccreight, Chad 23

McMahan, Jason 7, 23, 112

Menefee, Tony 23

Mericle, William 8, 23

Mero, Teri 23

Messmer, Dawn

Meyer, Jennifer 5, 12, 23, 87

Michaelson, Geoffrey 23 , 64 , 72

Chris Rich ardso n gets the crowd in vo lved wh i le leading the wave at the state basketba ll to urn ament.

Mickle, Kristi

Miller, Christine 23

Miller, Jeffery 23, 64

Miller, Jennifer23

Moore, Joseph

Morgan, Michael 23

Morrison, Gretchen 23

Morse, Craig

Mueller, Andrew 27

Mumford, Jenny 23

Murach, Elizabeth 23

Murphy, Kimberlly 23

Musil, Jason

Napier, William 23

Nelson, Nicole 23

Newbury, Gaylynn 23

Nguyen, Bao-Nguyen

Nguyen,Su

Nienaber, Christine

North, Jonathan 23

Ohlrich, Chantelle 23

Olmsted, Lauri 24

Othling, Ryan 24

Owen, Geoffrey 24, 80

Owens, Misty 24

Pajnigar, Arman 24 , 112

Palik, Cindy 24, 86, 87

Pankratz, Patricia 24

Parrott, Lisa 24, 116

Patel, Umesh 24

Patterson , Dion 24

Peacock, Patrick 24

Peck, Karen 24

Pelan, Rebecca

Petersen, Bryan 24, 112 , 113

Peterson, Aaron

Peterson, Michelle 24

Pflughaupt, Jason 7, 24, 112, 113

Pickett, Shawna 54

Pierce, Andy

Pierce, Tonya

Pierson, Erika 24

Porath, Crystal 24

Pries, Kathleen, 76

·ouintana, Hope 24

Rabago, Anthony 24

Rabago, David

Rabago, Fernando

Rhae, Kevin 24

Randall, Kevin

Rapp, Tiffanni 4,24

Ravins, Sherri 24

Rediger, Gary 24

Reinhart, Cindy 24

Reints, Nicole 24

Reiss, David 24

Renne, Richard 24

Renshaw, Nicole 24

Rezek, Tony 24,64, 73

Rice, Pamela 24

Richardson, Christopher 24,120

Richmond, Melanie 24

Riggert, Sharlene 24

Riggs, Skeet 24

Ritchey, Danna 25,121

Rodgers, Troy 25

Roe, Jess 25

Rogers, Matt 25

Rogge, Michael

Rust, Kirk 25

Rutt, Tony

Rutten, Brandy 25

Sadowski, Kimberly 25

Sand, Shawn

Michelle Diehl, Jodi Ernst, and Jennifer Joseph wait for the ball during a girls soccer game played in a spring rain

Sayer, Darrell 25

Schaff, Jeremy 7 ,25

Schell, Jeffery 25,112

Schmale, Suzanne 24,64 ,65

Schneider, Eric 25,112,113

Schneider , Todd 25

Scott, Allen

Scott, James 25

Scott, Tamsyn

Shaw, Heather 25

Shaw, Matt 4,5,25, 112

Shedlosky, Amy 10 , 25, 94

Sheldon, Jennifer 25

Sherry, Mark

Sherwood, Rhonda 25

Simmions, Greg 25

Sipherd, Aaron 25,112

Slechta, Mark 25 ,112

Smith, Angie 2, 25

Smith, Kimberly 25

Smith, Michelle 25, 119

Smith, Paul 25

Songsteng, Lani 27

Souliere, Catherine 25

Spears, Neil 25

Spitser, Tracy 25

Stahnke, Brian

Stahnke, Nicole 25

Stake, Becky 25

Standley, Brandon 25

Standley, Karen 25, 80

Stein, Kerri 26

Steiner, Jarod

Stephens, Kerrie 26

Stevens, Jennifer 26

Stevens, Nicole 3, 10, 11, 26, 86,87

Stevens, Russell 26, 112

Stewart, Brian 26

Stiles, Lance 112

Stivers, Joshua 26 ·

Stollar, Carrie 26

Stonebraker, Steven

Stoppel, Tim 26

Sullivan, Shelby 12, 26

The ro, Deanna 26, 94, 95

Tofsrud, Michelle 26

Trumble, Heather 26

Truong, Loan 26

Turner, Robert

Turner, Wade 26

Tuttle, Richard 26

Tyson, Marvin 26

Van Arsdall , Daniel 26

Van Derslice, Jeffery 26

Van Essen, David 26

Vanschoiack, Timothy 26

Vaughan.Jody

Vosta, Dawn 26

Ryan Elrod goes up for a layup wh i le warm i ng up before a game. Elrod's mothe r, V i rginia, shows her dunking ability during a pre- st ate t ournament pep rally. Virginia , un lik e her son, needed the help of a ladder to complete he r two -handed st uff shot.

Wagaman, Marc 26

Waite, Travis

Walbridge, Kami 9, 26

Walck, Jodi 26

Waldo, Peter 26

Walker, Robin 26, 64

Walton, Dawn 26

Watkins, Marilyn 26

Watson, Shannon 26

Way, Jennifer 26

Weaver, Jill 26

Webel, Kevin 26

Weblemore, Justin

Wehrmeister, Charlot

Weideman, Chrystal 2, 4, 5 , 26,114

Wenzl, Patrick

Wenzl, Steven 26, 22

West, Sara 21

Westphal, Robin

Weyant, Brian 27

Williams, Wendy 3, 10, 27, 86,87

Wilson, Kellie 27

Windhorst, Jason 27

Winfrey, Melanie

Winkler, Valerie

Wolfe, Brian 27

Woodward, Scott 27

Wozny , Jamey

Wrede, Timothy 27

Wright, Jerry

wYoung, Tricia 4, 7, 27

Zager, Jeffery 27

Zumpfe, Bob 64

Juniors

Adams, Amy 29, 118

Albright, Kimberly 29

Allen, Brian 29, 114, 112

Allen, Tiffany 29

Allen, Tracy

Allsman, Clayton 29

Anderson, Michele 29

Andrews, Jason 29, 114

Applebee Janis 29

Applegarth, Alison 29

Atteberry, Jackie

Baatz, Nicole 29

Balas, Bonnie 29

Baldwin, Jeffery 29

Barrett, Michael 29

Bartek, Craig 29

186

Bartek, Jennifer 29

Bartlett, Veronica 29

Basler , Cynthia 29

Bautch, Stephanie 29

Beam, Kristin

Beeman, Tawnya 29

Beetem, Michael 9, 29,112

Belcher, Kellahnit 29

Benson,Jenntter29

Best, Nicolle 29

Blake, Michael

Blessing, Regina 29

Bludorn, Rebecca 30

Bolinger, Christina 30

Bossaller, Eric 30

Bossung, Steven 30

Bretta, Robert

Briley, Brenda 30

Bradd, Matthew 30

Brokaw, Nickole 30, 116

Brown, Coscelia 30, 94, 95

Brown, Jenna

Brown, Jill 30

Brown, Matthew 30, 114

Brown, Troy 30

Brym, Leigh 30, 87

Buck , Jared 30

Sudler, Matthew 30, 120

Buell, Charles 30

Burianek, James 30

Busch, Jennifer 30

Butler , Nicole 88, 89

Byers, Amy 30

Byron, Tamar, 94, 95

Barbaugh, Elvis 30

Carlson , Tracy 30, 88, 89

Carmichael, Carrie 12, 30, 88

89,80

Chollar, Matthew

Chubbuck, Troy 30

Church, Stacy 30, 65

Clapp, Amy 30

A group of Northeast seniors appear to be enjoying the stage show as they relax in the auditorium.

The North east basketba ll team, which qua lifie d forthe state tournament for the fourth consecutive year under Coach Rick Collura , enjoy the festivities of the pre -state tourney pep rally.

Clark, Danny 30

Clark, Erick 30

Clark, Melissa 31

Click, Kalley

Cockrill, Jeremy

Coffman, Matthew 31, 120

Coil, Chad 31

Collier, Shawn 31

Connelly, Scott

Conover, Jonathan

Craig, Raymond 31, 114, 102

Crandall, Michelle 31

Crawford, Carissa 31, 86, 87

Cunningham, Kenneth 31

Cunningham, Vincent 31

Curtis, Brent 31, 72

Daharsh, Gary

Damewood, Randal31

Davis, Brent 31,114,112

Dean, Traci

Delaney, Jamie 31

Densberger, Annalee

Detweiler, Kyle 31

Diehl, Michelle 31, 118

Dolezal, Bebra 31

Donahoe, Glenn 31, 114

Dowding, Danniell e 31

Dreher, Jennifer 31

Dunkle , Deni se 31

Dupes , Penny 31

Durbin, Kelly 31

Eckman, Kristin 7, 31, 116

Ehlers , Stefanie 31

Eley, Jenifer 31

Eley , Jenifer 2, 31

Ellitott , Sean

Elrod, Shannon 32

Englebart, Darin 13, 32

England, Derek 32

Eppens, Rebecc a 32

Epperson, Jamie

Erickson, Fletcher 32

Erks, Julie 32

Ernstmeyer, Craig 32,114

Esquivel, Brian 32, 114, 112

Folsom, Jorenae 32

Foster, Brian

Fountain, Brad 32

Fournier, Laura 32, 119

Fox, Kevin 32, 114

Francis, Michelle 32, 94

Fryrear, Jasmine 10, 11 , 32, 94

Frain, Angela 32

@Gable, Debra 32

Gallardo, Aaron 32, 114

Gannon, Dawn 32

Gartner , Troy

Gartzke, Michael 32

Garza, Tana

Gaver, Lynette 32

Gerdes, Timothy 32

Gewecke, Stacey 32

Gibbs, Walter 13, 33, 114

Gomez, Anna 33

Gonzales, Tara 33

Goodban, Kevin 33

Gould , Jason 33

Grant, Vickie 33

Greve, Michelle 33

Fagler , Nancy 32

Floyd, Brandon 32

Griess, Tiffany 33

Griggs, Steven

Gropp, Jodie 187

Haake, John 33

Habben, Jason 112

Hagerbaumer, Michael 33

Hansson, Stacey 33

Harig, Richard 33

Harris, Scott 33, 114

Hartman, Carl 33

Hartman, Steven 33

Hartshorn, Chad

Hauner, Mary 33

Heinbigner, Becky 33

Helms, Brian 33

Helmstadter, Shane 33

Henderson, Gregory 33

Helmstadter, Shane 33

Henderson, Gregory 33

Herbel, Michael

Hergert, Landon 33, 114

Herman, Amy 33, 119, 121

Hershey, Gloria

Hier, Nicole 33

Hindera, Travis 33

Hoffman, Craig 33

Hofker, Kimberly 34

Hohenfeldt, Michelle 34, 119

Hollman, Lance 34, 120

Holt, Danyl 34

Horning, Stephanie 34

Hosek, Jeremy 34, 114

Howard , Edward 34

Hug, Corey 34, 120

Ihrig, Jennifer

Jaeger, Jeffery 34, 80

James, Clinton

Jay, Niel 34

Jensen, Christopher 34

Jipp, Troy

Jones, Christopher 34

Jones, Melissa 34

Jordan, James 34, 73

Julch, Heather 34

Kaar, Winona 34

Kahler, Beverly 34

Kempkes, Renee 34

Keyser, Todd 34

Kilburn, Rebecca 34

Kirkpatrick, Robert 34, 114

Klinkman, Amanda 34

Koeppen, Cory 34

Koerner, Jerry 34

Kofford, Krystal

Kolb, Stan 34

Kopsa, Lisa 35

Kuehn.Jami35,64,73

188

Landauer, Eric 35

Landkamer, Shannon

Larabee, James

Larson, Stacey 13, 35, 118, 86

Larson, Tammy 35

Larson, Tina 35

Lawerence, James 35

Leach,April35,94,95

Lear, Jennifer 35

Lebsack, Matthew 35

Lee, Susan 35

Leising, Brian 35, 114, 73

Lemon, Jason 35, 114

Lewis, David 35

Lineberry, Shane 35

Loury, La Donnis 35

Louthan,Jenntter35, 121

Love, Kelly 35

Lowe, Kari 35

Ludwig, Kerry

Luster, Penelope 35

Mahar, Abbey 15, 35, 119

Mahoney, Robin 35

Malsbury, Allen 35

Mar, Matthew 35

Markussen, Tahnee 36

Maranville, Cole 36

Marshall, Kaylyn 36

Martin, Heather

Marx, Nancy 36

Mason, Brett 36

Mason, Konji

Mason, Monica 36

Mateer, Jennifer 36, 88, 89

Maynard, Diane 36

McCoy, Angelieque 36, 94

McCracken, Christopher

McCullough, Chris

McHargue, Eric

McHargue, Rachel 36, 116, 117

McIntosh, Sandra

McKinnon, Mark 36

Ed Muller, Tony Rezek, and Brian Meyer (left to right), enjoy a lighter moment during swim m; ;g practice. The photo was taken looking through the porthole, located underneath the deep enc ) f Northeast's pool.

Mehser, Jeremy 36

Meier, Kristi 36

Meints, Amy 36

Meisinger, Casie 5 , 36

Meisner, Craig 36

Metcalf, Samuel

Metz, Margie 36

Miller, Steven 36

Misko, Christopher 36, 114

Moeller, Dawn 36

Moyer, Keith

Muller, Ed 36, 102

Mullinnix, Ronald 114

Murach, Annette 36

Murphy, James

Murray, Angie 36

Nehe Michael 36, 72

Nelson, Cindy 37

Neujahr, Cindy 37

Nguyen, Trang 37

Nickles, Pennie 37

Nobbman, Jeffery 37

Novak, Anthony 37

O'Callaghan, Sheri 37

Oliver, Karen 37

Osburn, Chad 37, 102

Ott, Adam 37, 94

Pagel, Jonathan 37

Pankratz, Robert 37

Parker, Tammi 37, 118, 86

Patel, Bhupendra 37

Patel, Jagruti 37

Pflughaupt, Kristin 37, 116, 117

Pierce, Jeremy 37

Pierce, Michelle 37

Pierce, Monica 37

Piersel, Heather 37, 119

Price, John 37

Priess, April 37

Prochaska, Angela

Rahrs, Lori 37

Rasmussen, Jason

Rathe, Molly 37

Ray, Zach 37, 114

Renteria, Brenda 38

Richards, Matthew 38

Richardson, Darrin 38

Richardson, Tammy 38, 88, 89

Riggs, Skip 38

Ritchey, Jeffery 38

Rivey, Bobby 38

Roberts, Deanna 38

Rob.erts , Rochelle 38

Rockemann, Marcia 38

Roe t her, Mo nica

Rohe , Cynthi a 38

Roland , Matth ew 38, 114

Rowe , Tammi 38 , 88, 89

Ro y er, Rona ld 38

Rys trom, J ason 38, 114

Sadowsk i, K ev in 38

Samuel so n, Travi s 38

Sc hae ff er, Jennif er

Schaffe r , Stacey 38 , 121

Sch mid t, Amy 38

Schro eder, J as o n 38

Sch w arz, An ne 38

Schwi ndt, A m anda

Sch wisow, K enneth 38

Souders, Karl 39

Speights, Lawerence 39

Spier, Jennifer 39

Splichal, Amy 39

Springer , Amy

Starr, Je ff ery 39

Steckly, Jerry 39

Stewa rt , Valerie 39

Stuck enschmidt, Matthew 39

Svoboda , Aaron 39

Swenson , Br igitte 7, 39, 118

lJTast, Richard 39

Tenopir, Ryan 39

Thienel, Michelle 39

Thies, Imogene 39

T i llberg, Bradley 39

Tind le , William

Sc ott, C athri ne 38

Sco tt, C hri st ine

S ell , Er ic 38

Se llm eye r , Step ha ni e 38

Se rna, C ec ili a 3 9

Se tt les , Mark 3 9, 112 , 1 13

S exto n , Eli zabe t h 39

Sh eaff, Ke lly 39, 1 18

Sh e rry , C had 39

Simpson , Br enda 39

S mith , Pa ul a 39, 119

Smolik , Bren t 39

S nyder, T ho mas 39

Tipton, Heather 40 , 88, 89

Tobiassen, Kimberly 40, 118

Tobi,:t, Billie Jo 40

Tomcak, Brian 40, 112, 114

Truax, Amy 40

Turek, Randy

Upton, Lori 40

Voeltz, Michelle

The Rock et drum line of Aaro n Svoboda , Brett M ason , Andy Zillig, Daryl Sayer , and Tom Snyder work o n the beat befo re perf or mi ng

Walker, Holly 13, 40, 81, 86

Walter, Scott

Walton, Tina 40

Ware, Debbie 40

Warner, Ranae

Warren, Mark 40

Watson, Andrew 40, 114, 102, 103

Wenzl, Kent 40

West, Rebecca 40

White, Justin 40

Wilbur, Jason 40, 114

Wilcox, Sharon 40

Williams, Amanda 40

Williams, Tracey 40

Winfrey, Regina 40

Wittler, Jodi 40

Sophomores

Adams, Robert 115

Adamson, Teri 41, 118

Allen, Angela 41

Althouse, Cory 41

Arenas, Tommy 41

Arguello, Lisa 41, 115

Arnett,Jenntter41, 118

Aslakson, Chris 41

Bahr, Robert 41 , 115

Bailey, Mike 41

Barrett, Leslie 41

Bartlett, John

Bartzatt, Jerry 41

Bauer, Brandi 41

Baumfalk, Jeremiah 41

Baus, Angie 41, 81, 91, 90

Baylor, Randy 115

Bechtel, Peggy 41

Beck, Robin 41, 90, 91

Beckmann, Scott 41

Beckner, Anne 41 ,118

Bennett, Aaron 41 , 115

Bergmeier, Eli 41, 119

Berry, Lora 41

Biggerstaff, Kyle 41

Billings, Angel 41

Bills, Morgen 41

Bishop, Donald 115

Bixenmann, Craig 41

Blackford, Troy

Blauvelt, Leslie

Bodfield, Jeffery 41

Boelter, Brocke

Bomberger, Jenifer 41

Boon, Julie 41

Bornemeier, Amy 41,118

Bousselot, Elizabeth 41

190

Bradford, Jackson 42

Bratt, Kristopher 42

Britton, Jodi 42,118

Brown, Nikki 42

Bruns, Barry 42

Buchanan, Robert

Buckmaster, Cindy 42

Bui, Van 42

Buss, Danielle 42

Carter, Richard

Ceballos, Antonio

Cederberg, Chad 42

Chamberlain, Andrew 42

Champoux, Sara 42, 118

Channel, Korena 42, 90

Charbonneau, Ginger 42

Chesnut, Kevin 42

Christiansen, Jeb 115

Clare, Craig 42

Clarkson, Brandon 42

Claus, Tammy 42

Cobb, Courtney 42

Cobb, Ryan

Cole, Matthew

Coleman, Sherri 42

Conover, Michael

Cook, Jason 42, 115

Coster, Marsha 42

Cronin, Carrie 42

Crosier, Melissa 42

Curtis, Patricia 42, 102, 103

Damewood, Benjamin 42

Davis, Brandon 42, 115

Davis, Melissa 42

Debore, Jeffery 42

Debus, Dawn 42, 118

Debusk, Trevis 43

Decker, Daniel 43

Dekalb, Christopher 43

Detore, Michelle 43, 118

Dickenson, Mark 115

Dondlinger, Terry 43

Downey, Nicole 43

Dreiling, Danielle 43

Duitsman, David 115

Dukes, Kara

Dunning, Rachel

Dyer, Michelle 43

Eastep, Gary

Effie, Kimberly 43

Eischeid, Nicholas 43, 119

Sophomores Becky Rosecrans and Stephanie Hendricks enjoy a lively discussion at Becky's lo c: er before classes.

Eisenbarth, Nicole 43

Elam, Richard 43

Ems, Danielle 43

Epp , Rachel 43

Erks, Dean

Ernstmeyer, Scott

Evans, Julie 43, 118

Everett, Amy 43

Falk, Adam 43

Fargo, Angel a 43 , 90 , 91

Farr , Kenn eth

Flynn , Aaron 43

Fost er , Adam 43,11 9

Fox , Timot hy 43

Franks , Matthew 43 , 115

Fuller , Troy 43

@Gabig, Ch r1 stine 43

Ga rcia , Heather 43

Gill , Rhea 43 , 90

Goch nour , Jill 43 , 119

Mel Simons , Matt Cristo, Davi d Va n Esse n, student teacher Miss Helinski, and Karl Souders discuss their creative writin g pape rs.

Scott Walker, Bri an Schrage , and Jacks on Bradford app ear to have serious looks as they make their way to their next class.

Gonnerman, Kurt 43

Graham, Jason 43 , 115

Grell, Adam 44 , 115

Gress, Hope 44

Griffin, June 44

Grindel, Christine 44

Gropp, Bobby 44

Grow, Chad 44

Gu, Jenny 44

Gulbrandson, Alissa 44

Hadley, Heather 44

Hamel, Michele 44

Hendricks, Stephanie 44

Hennecke, Joseph 44

Hennington , Michael 44

Hespe, Cory 44

Heuer, Rebecca

Hicks, Dusty

Hill, Nathan 120

Hindera, Jessica 44

Hogan, Tu 44

Hoffman , James 44

Hoffman, Jennifer 44

Hoffmann, Christopher 44

Hoffmeyer, Michelle 44

Hohbein, Todd 44, 115

Hollee, Douglas 44

Hood , Jamie 44 , 118

Hotler , Carrie 45

Houser , Marc 115

Hov land , G regory 45

Howe, Lisa 45

Hurt, Mathew 45

Johnson, Danielle 45

Johnson, Jenine 45, 118

Johnson , Jeremiah 119

Jones, Amy 45

Jones, Heather 45

Jones.Sean

Jurgens, Thaddeus 45

Kahland, Martin 45

Kahler, Robin 45

Kahler, Scott 45

Kappel, Mary 45

Kassebaum, Karl 45

Kassebaum , Michael 45

Kehm, Amorette 45

Kehm, Michael

Kempkes, Jason 45

Kepeston, Jill 45

Kinney , Chad 45

Kinney, Jason

Kinnison, Jeffery 45

Klein, Robert

Kobza, Travis 45

Koll, Candice 45

Koll, Cory

Koll, Lance 45

Krejci, Jennifer 45, 118

Kreycik, Robert 45

Kruse, Shawn 45

Kuenning, Tracy 45

Kuhf ahl, Shannon 45

Lahm , Joshua 45

Landkamer, Colleen 45, 118

Larabee, Dennis 46

Larsen, Amy 46

Larson, Shawn 46

Laws , Heather 46

Leishman, Wade 46

Lemmons, Angel 46

Lewis, Jon 46

Lin, Betty 46

Linkugel ,Tracey 46

Lockard, James 46

Long, Marcy 46

Louthan, Barbara 46

Lovell, Miranda 46

Luedders, Shawn 46

Lybarger, Lynn 46

Lyon, Andrew

Maatsch, Danelle 46, 118

Mahoney, Michael

Malpert, Norma

Mann, Darci 46

Mars, Melissa 46

Marten, Timothy 46

Martin, Andrew 46, 119

Martin, Bryan 46, 119

Massey, Steve 46

Maul , Ryan 46

McCabe, Angela 46

Mcclanahan, Jeni 46

McCoy, Ira

McManaman, Margo 46

Meader, Wade

Medina , Susan 46

Meeske, Jennifer 46

Meints, Eric 46

Mesquita, Flavio 46

Metcalf, Billi 47

Meyer, Brian 47

Meyer, Tyson 47

Middendorf, Brian

Miller, Christopher 47 , 120

Miller, Kimberly 47

Bryan Martin shades his eyes from the bright March sun as he jogs around the track during t ra ,k practice.

Jeni Dickenso~ adjusts he r sh irt while preparing to run during track practice w hi le Mike Einspahr , who spea liz es in the shot put and discus, p rob ab ly won ders w ~1y all the running is neces sary.

Miller, Kyle 47, 115, 72

Minzel, Marie 47

Mitchell, Travis

Mobley, Carla 47

Monk, Erin

Moore, Kathy 4 7

Moreau, Christopher 47

Morrow, Chelsea 47

Morton, Pamela 47

Movchan, Michael 47, 115

Moyer, Alan

Moyer , Daniel 47

Muir, Michelle 47

Mundt, Jennifer 47

Muratella, Corrina

Nadrchal, Richard 4 7

Nash, Dana 47

Neff, Jason 47

Neidecker, Brandi 47

Nelson, Paul 47

Newnum, Jeanette 47

Nickels, Troy 47

Nickles, Robyn 47

Nitz, Shari 4 7

Northway, Edward 4 7

O'Do nnal, Juli e 47

Quincy, Heidi 48

Palik, Jef fry 47

Parente, Lisa 4 7

Pa rolek, Jeremy 47,115

Parolek, Karen 48

Pas hby, Ryan 48

Patt erson, Tro y

Patz, Ronnie

Pa yne, Melissa 48

Pea rl, Jaso n 48, 115

Pe et , Gary 48

Pence, Carl

Peniska, Shad 50

Pe rkins , Rebe cca 48

Peterson, Crai g 48

Petska, Miche lle 48

Pierson, J udit h

Pitche s, Jos eph

Plu mmer , And re w 4 8

Po indexter, Amy 48 , 119

Pre ston , Chri s

Price, Troy 48

Putney , Megan 48

Rabago, Becky 48

Radek, Aaron

Radek, Christopher 48

Rains, Mark 48

Rasmussen, Nicole 48

Rathe, Sara 48, 118

Reed, Jeffery 48, 115

Reed, Michele 48

Reinhart , Brian 48

Ren ick, Jennifer 48, 118

Renne, Janelle 48, 90, 91

Rheault, Carmen 48

Rice , Jaym ie 48, 118

Rice, Stephanie 48

Richi:nond, Cory 48

Riggins, Christin 48

Ripley, Aaron 48, 119

Rivey, Robert

Rodek, Aaron 49

Rogers, Petere 49

Rogers, Venetia 49

Rogge , Jennifer 49

Rohr, Teddie 49

Root, Jennifer 49

Rosekrans; Becky 49

Ross, Angie 49

Rueger, Brandi 49

Rust, Amanda

Ryan, Zachary 49, 115

Sampson, David 49

Sanchez,Critioval49, 115

Sayers, Jeffery 49

Sazaa, Joann 49

Schaaf, Stephanie 49

Scheinost, Pamela 49

Scherbak, Aaron 49

Schlosser, Lavonna 49

Schneider, Heather 49

Schomaker, Scott 49, 115

Schrage, Brian 49

Schuman, Anthony 49

Sellers, Eric 49

Sellers, Greg 49

Sexton, Scott 49, 115

Shaw, Adam 49, 1 l5

Shaw, Elizabeth 49, 94

Sheldon, Jeffrey 49, 115

Sheldon, Shannon 49, 102

Sheilds, Shelly

Shires, Jennifer 49

Sievert, Christopher 50

Simons, Melodie 50

Simons, Nicole 50

Sipes, Penny 50

Skudlarek, Angela 50

Slechta, Joseph 115

Smith, Amy 50

Snyder, Dawn 50, 90, 91

Snyder, Thomas 50

Solano, Clinton 50

Spickza, Donald 50

Spier, Christie 50

Standley, Michael

Stark, Michelle 50

Steckley, John 115

Stelzer, William 50, 115

Darin Englebart goes inside for a lay-up to score two more for the Rockets against the Millard North Mustangs at the state tournaments.

There may have been a few anxious moments during Northeast's opening round game of the state tournament against Millard North. Ho wever, t he Rockets brought smiles to worried faces by pulling away from the Mustangs in the secon d half for t he wi n. St udents pictured appear to be going through one of those anxious moments.

Stewart, Melissa

Stuckenschmidt, Stacy 50, 116

Studebaker, Jennifer 50

Stull Sean 50, 119

Tatum, Michael 20

Tenopir, Heather 50, 118

Thompson, Eric 50

Thompson, Jason 50

Tillberg, Annalisa 50

Titterington, Katie 50

Tompkin, Rachel 50, 118

Tonniges, Brittany 50, 116 , 117

Trawinski, Kathleen 50

Triplett, Kyle

Truong, An 50

Tubach, Jeremy

Turek, Michelle 50, 118

Turek, Paul 50

Turner, Michael 50

Ulrich, Jenifer

Usher, Angela 51,117, 118

Uzdill, Elizabeth 51

Van Essen, Matt 51

Vanosd ol, Steven 51

Vaverka , Michelle 51

Vidlak, Nancy 51 , 81 , 90

Vo~ke,Spenc er120

Vonfeldt, Joshua 51

Vu, Tam

wWade, Calleen 51

Walcott , Cory 51, 115

Walker , Scott 51, 115

Walk insh aw, Shawn 51

Walles, Carie 51

Wa lto 'l, Michelle 51

Walton, Wade 51

Walvoord, Chad 51

Wardle, Erik 51

Weber, Maryann 51

Wehremeister, Aaron 51

Weis, Amy 51

Wesslund, Mark 51, 120

Westling, Kari 51, 118

Westphal, Aaron 51, 115

Wheeler, Colette 51

White, Brian 51, 120

Williams, James 51

Wilson, Sean

Winkleman, Wendy 51, 118

Woodshank, Joe 51 , 115

Woodward, Jeff 51

Wright, Steve 51

Wriightsman, Kamy 51

Zabel, Nicki 51

Zinnel, Suzanne 51, 118

Zumpfe, Kimberly 51 , 73

Rick Carter is being held back by his friends , to prevent a mishap with the photographer.

,Matt Mars' little sister Jorden seems to be the center of attention on parents night at the boys basketball game.

Kevin Livers, Brian Weyant, Cory Cook , J eff Gaston, a nd Josh Stivers show their Rocket spirit at a basketball game.

Brent Baum finds so me t hi ng amus i ng in the crowd, and Dawn Leishman is trying to capture that moment.

Top: Star Strutters Chicky Azadi and Debbie Frazell take time out to wave at the camera.

Above: Mike Manzi gets down on his knees to beg for Georgia Enders for forgiveness.

Carissa Crawtord throws the ball in bound to give the Rocket

another chance to score.

The 1989-1990 ROCKET Yearbook staff would like to thank everyone for their help and cooperation in producing this yearbook. We want to give our individual thanks to Chrystal Weideman, Matt Shaw and Aimee Lempke for their donated photos. Many teachers cooperated with the staff in letting some work on the yearbook an extra period or two. Many thanks to Mr. Miller, Mr. Chapman, Mrs. Schumann and Mrs. Scott. We couldn't thank Karen Kill ham enough for her help with the computers in the MERGER Lab. She is a great asset to this book. Thanks also to all of the advertisers that helped make this book possible with thier financial contributions. Lastly, we'd like to thank all of the students at Rocket High for making this book possible.

We hope that you will enjoy this book for many years to come and refer to it often while strolling down memory lane in the future.

Good luck to all of this year's senior class in all they do!

This page and poem are dedicated to George Alan Clasey. Alan, a senior, lost his life on Sunday, March 11, 1990. The ROCKET staff has left this page in memory of him.

Death like the sun comes everyday maybe in constant change yet similar in ways the color change the circumstance but it's always day to night and life to death brightness into darkness and loneliness into kindness

These are some of the pictures Alan took during this school year. He enjoyed taking pictures, and was always able to capture Northeast's school spirit on film.

Colophone

Back in September of 1989 , the theme of "We W ill Rock You" was presented by Amy Shedlosky. This year's cover was drawn by Jasmine Fryrear who found the idea in a record store. The t itle on the binding boasts the Los Angeles font.

The ROCKET was 208 pages again this year although the price was hiked up from the previous $20 .00 to $22.00. The pages are printed on 80 pound Matte paper with endsheets done in light blue.

The first 16 pages were done in the Los Angeles font and the rest of the book was done in Helvetica in various sizes. Most of the typing and all of the printing was done in the MERGER Lab and right in room 11 O on the Apple Macintosh Plus computers. Everything was printed on the Apple LaserWriter Plus. The ROCKET remains a school-paste up book .

The ROCKET was pr i nted i n Marceline, Missouri by Walsworth Publishing Company Our representat ives this year like years past were Mike Diffenderfer in Lincoln, and in Marceline was Brenda Search. The ROCKET staff is a member of the Nebraska High School Press Association.

The sports team photos were taken by Richard Evans of Evans' Studio of Lincoln and the underclass and faculty photos were done by Life Touch National Studios. All other photos were taken by the ROCKET staff except those donated by Chrystal Weideman , Matt Shaw and Aimee Lempke.

LINCOLN NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER LINCOLN, NEBRASKA