Northeast High 1993 Yearbook

LNE MEDIA CEN'FER

Insi de the 1993 ROCKET.....

Opening Stude nts Faculty Clubs Sport s Ads Senior Summ aries Index

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UNCOUI NORTHEAST HIGH SC11X1L UBRARY MEDIA CENTER

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HOW ABOUT THAT COVER? Junior Jason Steenbarger submitted his cover idea to the 1993 ROCKET staff during the final week of the all-school search for cover ideas. A total of five covers were submitted by members of the yearbook staff and Northeast students. The cover had to follow this year's theme, "Images", so Steenbarger listened to an idea from a staff member then created his design. At first, you might think the 1993 cover is upside-down, but Steenbarger's sketch follows the idea of having the school's image or reflection pictured in a small pool of water in front of the school. Obviously, if you are facing the school, then the image would be upside-down in the water. The 1993 ROCKET staff would like to thank Jason Steenbarger for his hard work on what is no doubt the only cover of its kind in the United States.

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'jf wo of the many events that occured in 1992 were Hurrica ne Andrew and the Preside ntal election .The election took place on November 3rd and Arkansa s Govern or Bill Clinton was elected even before all the electora l votes were in.

Clinton had 349 electora l votes compar ed to ~publican Geor3e Bush's 132.

Northea st held their own Mo ck electio n, a3ain Clinton won.

On Monday , August 25, at 5:52 a.m. with the eye of the hurrican e 25 miles off the Miami coast, Hurricane Andrew hit The storm left many peoRle wi,thjus t IMAGE S of what their lives used to be like.And rew, which was put at a cateRor y5 storm, brou3h t wmas up to 200 mph. The storm left.a trail of destruct ion which resulted in the Federal Disaster Pro3ram 3ivin3 $50 million of relief money to residen ts of Florida and Louisia na. Power was knocke d out of an .estimated 1.3 million homes, leaving most without any typtfof ele ctrici1Yforwe eks.

Andrew took a total of 47 lives; 15 in Florida, 13 in the Bahama s, and 19 in Louisiana. This hurrica ne was estimate d to cause betvveen $15-$20 billion dollars worth of damage , tnakin3 it the most costly natural • disaster in United States •'history.

After,all the polls were dosed and the · votes were in, President-elect Bill Clinton had 43% of the popular vote, George Bush had 38% and H.Ross Perot had 18%.

2/ Maln Euents The Toronto Bluejays show the excitement thatcome s with\vinn(ng a World Series.

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"I th in k it 's g o in g to b e w on de rf ul th a t ev er y o n e w il l b e a b le to fi n d a se a t, an d we' 11 fi n a ll y b e ab le to h o st a d is tr ic t v o ll e y b a ll to u rn am en t, b ec au se b e fo re , th e c e il in g s h av e al w ay s b ee n to o lo w ." T h a t' s how Mrs G en ri ch fe e ls a b o u t th e new gym.

I t' s h ar d to m is s a ll o f th e co n st ru c ti o n th a t' s b ee n ta k in g p la c e si n c e th e m id d le o f ·1 a st y e a r on th e n o rt h si d e o f th e sc h o o l.

When th e $ 2 .7 m il li o n gym is comp le te d a ro ~ d A p ri l o f 1993, it w il l c o n ta in many sp e c ia l fe a tu re s. Some o f w h ic h in c lu d e , se a ti n g fo r 3100 p eo p le , a la rg e co n ce ss io n st a n d , la rg e w ei g h t room, a e ro b ic e x e rc is e room, a new tr a in in g room fo r in ju ry re h a b il it a b io n , new lo c k e r rooms fo r · b o th b o y s an d g ir ls , a p la c e fo r v id eo ta p in g an d med ia co v er ag e, a p la c e n o rt h o f th e gym fo r b u se s to p a rk , h e a lt h cl as sr o o m s an d it w il l h av e th e o n ly p ar q u et fl o o r in L in co ln .

One o f th e m o st u n iq u e fe a tu re s o f th e gym is sp o n so re d b y th e B o o st er Club. It is a w al l o f b ri ck s th a t w il l b e lo c a te d a t th e e a st (main) en tr an ce .

O rd er fo rm s w er e se n t in th e m ai l so N o rt h e a st st u d e n ts o r th e ir p a re n ts ca n p u rc h as e a b ri c k fo r ·$25. On th is ·b ri c k , you ca n h av e y o u r name an d th e y e a r you g ra d u a te d . _$ 2 0 .0 0 o f th e $ 2 5 .0 0 w il l b e p u t in a sc h o la rs h ip fu n d . T h e y 'r e h o p in g to make $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 b y se ll in g th e b ri c k s.

When a sk e d w h at h is fe e li n g s o n th e new gym a re , Mr. W il ks sa id , "I fe e l th a t it 's lo n g o v er d u e as n o t o n ly a c o n te st a re a , b u t fo r lo c k e r rooms, an d a new h e a lt h e d u c a ti o n cl as sr o o m a s w e ll ."

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Above: Mr. Wilks attended the ground breaking ceremony to scoop a shovel o ( dirt.

Top: An inside look o f the uncompleted gym.

gan to see less o A finished wall is a load off of many worker's minds.

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In some ways, s p i r i t is a e f i n e a as 'fu[[ o f energy' or 'animatea'. .f a lr e s t u a e n t s animatea now?

G . u y s w r i , t i , n 9 N:E o n tf1,ei,r c h e s t .

!Many sports are tlie cause o f g r e a t entliusiasm f o r s t u a e n t s .

One f a ( ( sport is vol(eyoall.

I n 1991, ?{prtlieast was s t a t e cliampion a n a was nationally ranfc.ea nu m6er eleven, wliicli a t t r a c t e a many s t u a e n t s to clieer f o r tlie team. 'Boys v a r s i t y 6as{(J.t 6all is anotner crowa pleaser. 'E.ntnusiastic crowas a t t e n aea tne • 1 9 9 2 aistrict f i n a l s .

One tning tliat sep4rates ?{pr tlieast f r o m otliers is wlien s t u a e n t s g e t on tlie f l o o r a n a spe[( '!l(pc{(J.ts' w i t l i tlieir 6o aies.

Pep r4({ies are . a time f o r g e t t i n g togetner to 'Ifie cliant '(Jo !lfome Sopliomores' is always m e e t tl ie a t l i { e t e s . p r e s e n t power o f upper classpeop(e. to sliow tlie Junior ~ngie Cros6y, n e e { to 6e more organizea a n says, · ~ m e s a longer.'

'Iii.is is aefinite{y a year wlien o ur pep is lieaaing up. e v e r w o n a e r w l i a t w o u { a nappe 'IJo y o u n a t 9t{prtlieast w i t l i o u t tlie s p i r i t ?

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WANTED: A F ew G oo d F ri en d s

"I think of school as just one big social eve'1t. Ilobodg really cares about the work." T h at 's how senior Rndrea Jag expresses h er feelings on school and h er friends.

Some people like school, some don't.

But the one thing th at everyone can agree on is this: w he th er w e' re having a crummy dag or a superb dag at school, friends make it better. During the week, theg pick us up bg making us laugh so hard we feel w e' re going to puke. Rnd when school lets out for the weekend, theg convince us to go out and cruise "D" . go to a football game, go to a party. just hang out, or do whatever feels spontaneous.

Friends make life bearable, sometimes even truly livable. Rnd although Lincoln doesn't ,

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Ben Spence and Jim Wheeler talk during National Honors Society.

hav-a much in the mag of meekend enter tainment for people unde r tmen tg-on e, it still has great people living in it that get a ten on the frien d scale .

Whe ther gou like school or not, gou have to admi t it is a good place to see gour frien ds, beca use ... mell, theg even tually show up at their lockers sooner or later.

-Lau ra Sche ll Left Page from Top to Bott om: Staci a Byrn es Jeff Robe rts and Ketly Mull er are havin g a dis· cuss ion. Sand y VanA rsdal t and Jenn y Live rs givE word s of enco urag emen t to Chri sti Long. Hot 1) Midd endo rf and Lori Baity help Dan Pres ton re:.. arran ge his face.

Righ t Page from Top to Bott om: Liz Dete ano enjoy s lunch at East Park . Ji11 Flan ders, Sean Andr ews and Stacy Mase r pond er a ques tion d uring Chem istry class . Gerit Sche tl, Trav is Getti ng and Ben Tuck er talk abou t how we11 (?) the show went .

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Top: Senior Jenni 'DicKr,y spena.s time lianging witli PearC Jam drummer, 'Dave :Jl66ruzuse.

Middle: !Jvletallica's 1(Jrk,;Hammett ana Lars 'll(ricfi e;q,ress tlieir ~ it e m e n t ()'()er tlieir tour witli (juns 9(, !lq)ses, OT i.s it ()'()er tfie tr :M'J.o/ awara! ?! .

D~minate Photo: CoCor 'Me r.Baaa singer, r.Bryan !Jl..6;ams rock§ tlie crOUJa at '11ie 'Devaney Sports Center.

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Top: !Many 'US. citizens fee{ censorsftip is 'V E ~ unamerican, as sft.own in tfiis picture!

Middle: (juns 'J(, 1{(,ses gave tlieir tftan~ to tlie fans anti everyone efse for tlieir MPV awarcl!

Bottom: :Fresli o ff o f tlie Lalfapafooza tour, 'Du ~ tf !Hot Cfiifi Peppers, .fif.ntliony q(iedis sliows o ff om o f tlie tliree !MPV awards tlie hantf received, in only a way tftat .fif.ntliony can!

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daddy," is something you might hear while volunteering at the Lincoln , Children's Museum,downtown. Although I didn't hear it, the hour I was there, I'm sure it does happen to students like Candy Ross, a senior here at Northeast who volunteered there.

One day last fall, I shadowed Candy at the Children's Museum for about an hour, watching_her pick up after the kids. If you've never been there, let me tell what it's about.

There are a number of exhibits, ranging from scientific to everyday things like the childsized grocery store with real products. The volunteers put the scattered toys back in the exhibits and, if it's not too busy, even play with the kids.

After following Candy for fifteen minutes, f realized that we were going to be doing a lot of walking. The kids there that day were little pigs. They left stuff all over the place. For instance, at one point Candy found food from the grocery store all the way over by the playhouse.

I asked Candy how she liked working there and she answered, "I think

this is a more fun place to work than other places would be." She also said her favorite things to play with were ,the dominoes table and the playhouse.

I also asked Candy some personal questions. I found out that she wants to become either a legal assistant or an elementary teacher. Both of these deal with communication and patience, which you definitely gain working with children.

One final thing Candy had to say before I left was, "It (volunteering] is very inconvenient, [but] I think it helps you get a sense. of working with people and not getting paid for something."

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What do you think of seniors being required to do volunteer work?

"If they have work for me to do, fine.

If not, it should be my choice."

- Amanda Walton senior "I think that it is great."

- Jason Wilson sophomo re

Top: Fred Kost shows a little girl where things go . at the Children 's Museum . Bottom: Casey Burk stands in front of the Lighthou se sign, which is where he did his C.I. voluntee r time.

"It's a good idea for students who are willing to. But they shouldn 't be forced to otherwis e their attitude would get worse."

- Robin Shaw junior "I think they should have a choice."

- Sherri Brouille tte sophomo re "It's awful."

- Chad Eckman n Junior "I loved mine - most of my friends· did, too. A lot of us are going to keep on doing it even when we're done with the class."

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"Embarrassing M o m e n t s " ~ •

"I was walking down the parking lo t and I was wearing a sk irt and It was very w in dy out, and I flashed the pa rk in g lo t." • -Senior Mlche'le Ka nt

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st re et and th ou gh t th at I'd get something to eat at Arby's, bu t while I.was ordering from the drivethru, my car· ran ou t of -gas and the cars behind us had to bp ck up .and we pushed my car . to a parking stall."

-:Junior: Mason Sc hr ot h

"U p un til I was ei gh t years old, I used to wet the bed."

-Sophomore A.'J. Hahn

"I had ju st gotten ou t of my last class fo r the day and I was heading fo r my locker when I saw a cute t>oy walking do w n the. stairs. l turned to l9 ok at hi m and tripped ,. .....,.,,,.,.·"""'·•. ·' · , up the.st ai rs,. Well, I g~ t his attention!"

-Sophomore Sarah HI il

"When I was five years • old, I used to be afraid of th e do w ns ta irs restroom so I used to go to th e bathroom in my closet and blame it on the do g. " -Senior Tiffanie Mar

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"I was sleep~ng In class when a yearbook photographer to ok m t pi cture.". .J un io r_Ke vin Ro bi ns on -

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UNCOL~NORTHEAST HfGH SCHOOl LIBRARY MEDfA CENTE~ UNCOLN, NEBRASKA

33/Jr.-Soph Dlulslon

Talla Adams Jen nife r Albers Angela Alb en Brenda Allen Cun Anderson

Michelle Anderson Michael Anker Michele Arnett Yvonne Badhorse Robin Balley

Nicholas Baker Deanna Baldwin Patricia Barker Adam Barnhill Christian Bartels

Chrystal Bate Edward Bates Tiara Bates Heather Beal Dameyon Beaman

Dustin Beck Lance Beck Eric Beckman Melanie Bellew Jen nife r Bender

34 /Ju nlo rs

Left: Mike Kutschkau flashes a smile for the yearbook photographer. Opposite Page Left: Sam Horton and Beth Schoeppner stop on their way to their lockers for a picture.

Opposite Page Right: Shawn Shores looks enthuased.

Rene Bennett Larry Berens . Michelle Bernt Matthew Biggs Wllllam Biven

Terry Black Karrie Blessing Sherln Boardman Tracy Bolinger RachelBouge

Tanya Bowers W~ndy Briley Matthew Brill Robert Brill Daniel Brinkman

Jennifer Brock Joe Brown Jaimie Brtek Gary Bruns Petrus Bui

Angelena Burbach Brian Burback Tamara Burback Meesha Bush Joel Butler

35/J unl ors

Right: Tonja Schoneweis is caught on the way to class.

Opposite Page Left: Viet Hoang and a friend walk from school. Op pos ite Page Right: Jeanie Krejci creates a masterpiece.

Adam Cardoza Brandl Carlile Amy Cannlchael Kerry Carson Christa Chapman

Craig Christianson Daniel Clare Tara Clark Scott Clow Brian Cook

Lisa Coombes Heather Cotton Heath Cox Corey Craft Kimberly Craig

Tina Crandell Jennifer Cronin Marla Crook Angela Cro sby Beneva Curry

Jessica Cur tis Courtney Davis Jason Delaney Michelle Delange Elizabeth Delano

36 /Ju nlo rs

Chantel Dewan came ron Dodworth Mike Dolezal Danlel Dondlinger Jeremy Drewel

Timo thy Dultsman Donald Dunn Gaylene Durham Chad Eckmann Tammy Egbarts

Kimberlee Einspahr Jamie Eley Monica Ellls Jenn ifer Emery Denise Ems

Elizabeth Engstrom Ruth Ensign Timothy Erickson Jeff Erks Tanya Ethridge

Heather Evans JIii Fanders Alllson Findley Benjamin Fltzgerald Becky Folsom

37/J unl ors

Daniel Franzen Sarah Furlong Emmie Gagner Aaron Gaston WIiiiam Geer

Justi n Gemmell Gabriel Giraud Richard Goeschel Iris Graessner Michael Graewe

Jlllaln a Griffeth Ryan Grow Danell Guhde Mensa Gusler Lacey Haake

Daren Hagemeier Mark Harpham Chris tophe r Harris Jeffery Hartshorn Jason Havel

Carrie Haydon Justi n Hayes Jenn ifer Helnblgner Emlly Heinicke Angela Helmstadter

38/ Jun lors

Left: Jessica Curtis takes a break from working in the computer lab. Opposite Page Left: Danielle Sauvage and Tyley Mar relax with a good book. Opposite Page Right: Jason Pilmore takes time out from skating to pose for a picture.

Shawn Helmstadter Sarah Henderlcksen Roger Hertzel Jonathan Hespen Christina HIies

Heidi HIiier Viet Hoang .

Chrltlna Holland Fellx Holzwarth Emlly Horn

Samual Horton Benjamin Huenink Casey Hug Aaron Hurd James Jackson

Michael Jenkins Darren Johnson Jason Johnson Shawn Johnson Heather Jones

James Jungers Jason Karr Jason Kaspar Teresa Kehm Christine KIiburn

39/Junlors

Right: Corey Zillig isn't shy with his checkered boxer shorts.

Opposite Page Left: Talia Adams and Brenda McClintock walk through the halls together. Opposite Page Right: Rik Minnick listens attentivelyat an IFC meeting as Calen Olivetti adverts his attention to the yearbook photographer.

Anna Kimm Laura Kipper Stephanie Klein Mark Knight Chris Knippel

Jared Knuth Jennifer Koci Amy Koehne Joshua Kost Anthony Kouma

Jody Kouma Justin Kramer Jeanie Krejci Linnea Kreps Jeffrey Laib

Justina Lancaster Mindy Lanum Thela Larson Canh Le Christina Leising

Michael Lempke Paul Lenhoff Analisa Leonard Ruth Leonard Rebecca Lindsey

40/Jun iors

Jeremy Lloyd Joel Loos Penny Louthan Jeffrey Lowery Keith Luedders

Stacy Lutkemeler Jason Macku Tyley Mar Rachael Marden Lisa Mariscal

Aaron Martin Anastasia Martin Janene Marx Stacie Maser Josh ua Mayhew

Mark Mcclanahan Brenda MCCiintock Bryan Mcco nkey Amber McHargue Michele McKinnon

Shana McTaggart Brain Meeske Jeffrey Meisner Laura Mercer Mark Messenbrlnck

41/J uni ors

Mia Meyer Holly Middendorf Patrick MIiier Jasmine Mitchell Kenneth Morton

Daniel Mountney Amanda Moxham Heidi Mueller Lykeshla Nash Thomas Neddenriep

Eve Neemann Ryan Neemann Timothy Neff Andrew Nelson Pepper Nelson

Roben Nelson Roben Nelson Brain Nemeth Anthony Newnum Anh Nguyen

Mal Nguyen Erin Nielsen Karl Noonan Sean O'Donnal Calen Olivetti

42/Jun lors

Left: Ruth Ensign smiles on her way back to class. Opposite Page Left: Amy Smith and Karrie Blessing hang out at the lighthouse. Opposite Page Right: Amy Osburn smiles ir the library.

Amy Osburn Timothy Parker Melissa Petska Amber Plersel Jay Pirnie

Edward Pollard Richard Poole Anthony Pope

Roben Ponsche Melissa Post

Daniel Preston Timothy Priess Heather Percell Naomi Rabago Fuad Ramadanovic

Alllssa Rapp .

Lezlle Raridon Dana Rasmussen Tammy Raspllcka Sarah Raymond

Jason Reed Ryan Regnier Shannan Regnier Many Rejda Paul Remmenga

43/Junlors

Theresa Renshaw Deana Reubenking Alisha Rice Tiffany Richards Kevin Robinson Natalie Roesler

Laurie Rogers Corina Rosales Cory Rotert Chad Roza Chasity Rutjens Chad Saddler

Damon Saltzman Danielle Sauvage Kellie Schaich Kristen Schemmerhorn Michael Schilke Wendy Schmidt

Aaron Schnelder

Tonja Schonewels Mason Schroth Scott Schrum Stacy Schubert Joseph Schwarz

Daniel Sellmeyer Robert Settell Alica Sexton Shannon Seyersdahl Angela Shamburg Robin Shaw

44/Juniors

Andrea Sheridan Amy Sherman Jennifer Shetron Shawn Shores Thomas Shottenkirk Shawn Showalter

Thomas Slechta Alisha Smith Amy Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Danielle Snider

Marvin Sorrels Neil Spomer Joy Springer Jamason Stanley Jason Steenbarger Rebecca Stepanek

Kristin Steyer Heather Stinson Tom Straatmeyer Carmen Summers Jeremy Svoboda Corey Tambke

Jennifer Tatum Jamie Tay lor Amy Tejral Brien Thompson Mike Tilson Rebecca Tilson

Opposite Page Left: Michelle Young sho ws off Ms. Paulick's "All Purpose Pass. " Opposite Page Right: Jill Fanciers, Lori Baily, and Chris Preston have fun at an Am nes ty International meeting . Left: Am y Villines ignores the yea rbo ok photographe r as she walks by.

45 /Ju nio rs

Eric Tomjack Mlcheala Tompkins Joshua Torell Sally Tracy Xuan Truong

Travis Usher Jacob Van Cleat Scott Vanarsdall Amy Vllllnes Johnathan Vogel

Craig Volzke Kelly Von Busch JIii Vonfeldt Stephanie Walker Wllllam Wallace

Jesse Waller Rachele Watter Jessica Washburn Matt Wassenberg Clifton Waterbury

Joshua Westling Jessica Whitney Lisa Whitson Angela Wieser Andrew WIiber

Right: Pepper Nelson dwells in an Elvis Lover's house.

Opposite Page: Ryan Grow and Mia Meyer entangle themselves together.

46/Ju n I ors

Aaron Wllllams Crystal Wllllams Jennifer WIison Justin WIison Clayton Witte

Carrie Wolfe Wayne Worm Johnathan Wright Steven Wrlg ht Michelle Young

Scott Zabel Cory Zllllg Sara Zimmerman Colleen Zornes Angela Zwiebel

Juniors Not Pictured Jeremy Allen Lisa Amory Andy Anderson Sean Andrews Lori Bally Brian Bonge Art;IY Bray Tiffany Burns Nicholas Canuso Sonya Davis Jason Fisher Leslie Funk Scott Geisler Michael Gray Phillip Griggs Brian Harry Jennifer Hoffman Emery Tl mothy Hotler David Hydo Jason Julian Daniel Kahler Sundra Knight Jason Koerner Heather Kuhfahl Michael Kutschkau Joshua Laher Tracy Lloyd Michele Lord Case Maranville Tiffany Marquis Sheila Mars •

Stacy Martin Jesse Miller Rik Minnick

Raymond Murphy Eric Murray Joel Peck Christina Power Chad Richardson Kerry Rupe Amanda Sell Christopher Sigrist Brandy Smith Lisa Standley Michelle Stevens Courtney Sullivan Robert Tlchota Michelle Trembley Michael Varratl Andrew Von Busch Alan Wanek Ryan White

47/Junlors

Vanessa Abbink Jeffrey Adams Lana Ahlberg Caleb Alexander

Christina Alkire BIii Allerheillgen Lori Amory Elizabeth Anderson

Karl Anderson Tina Ankeny Bryan Anspach Pamela Atteberry Jamie Ausdemore Gretchen Baatz

Goldie Baddesha Nathan Bahm Steven Balley Timothy Bailey Dwain Bales Robert Ballengee

Nicole Bamesberger Chris Bartzatt Julle Baum Scott Bautch Darrel Baxter Michael Bayne

Steven Bechtel Amy Bechtolt Joshua Beck Gregory Becker Nicole Beckman Bradley Beckmann

48/Sophomores

Op pos ite Page Lef t: Mary Joe Gabig stops to smile on her way bac k from class. Op pos ite Page Rig ht: Joe Peterson buys food from the sna ck machine. Left: Jane Dougherty and Phuc Truong wor k on an exp erim ent in biology class.

Alisha Beenblossom Erin Beenblossom Angel Berens Jessica Berry

Scott Besch Bradley Best Elissa Biggerstaff B.J. Biles

Mindy Billings Holly Bills Darrick Blackman Chad Blanton J~son Blayney Shawn Boley

Joshua Bomberger Michael Bower Michael Boyd Lisa Bratt Shelly Brewer Jason Bright

David Brooks Sherri Brouillette Nicole Brown Stephanie Brown Tonia Brown Tory Bucknell

Stacey Buis James Bunstock Howard Burchett Georgiann Burt Amy Busch Daniel Busek

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------- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Brandle Buss Chalan Butler Melissa Butler Joan Caha

Jeremiah Caln Daniel Caporaso Andrew Carbaugh Amanda Cardoza

JIiiian Cardwell Karl Carlson Kanneatch Casados Heather Caviness Carlos Ceballos Greggrey Chapelle Dung Chau Daniel Chestnut Jo sh ua Christiansen Jason Christianson Angela Clapper Cory Clark Amber Clarkson Lindsay Classen Tracy Clausen Kri sti na Clewell Brandon Cole Co llin Conoley

Nicola Copeland Je nn ife r Corner Gavin Cox Richard Craft Linda Craig Caltle Cralgle

SO /S op ho m or es

Opp osit e Page Left: Dawnelle Schuller is glad to participate in the blood drive. Opp osit e Page Right: Matt Johnson reads· a book in study center. Left: Zach Martin stops on his way home for a picture.

Patricia Crary Timothy Cronin Jennifer Cruey Adam Cutshall

Beau Daffer Angela Daugherty Ann Davis Candida Davis

Sarah Davis Lisa Decoteau Jennifer Dekalb Raymond Delaney Brian Demery Nicole Detmer

Melinda Devlin Kelly Diehl Terra Dill Kendy Dixon Desarai Dohmen Christopher Donnelly

Jane Dougherty Jackie Douglas Jeremy Dugan Adam Duhachek Denise Durbin Jonathan Eastman

Chad Ebert Tyrell Edmiston Matthew Edwards Jennifer Eifert William Eltlste Rodney Ems

51 /So ph om ore s

Angela Enevoldsen Adam Erickson .

Christopher Enl Elizabeth Evans

Jeffrey Fagler Tracy Ficke John Firestone Anthony Flores

Stacy Flores Jason Fogelman Emlly Fossberg Carrie Fountain Cindy Foy Melissa Franssen Jennifer Friesen Mary Jo Gablg Zachary Garcia Amanda Garner Gaberun Geer Tisha Gehle Stephanie Gelger Melissa Geigle Jeremy Genrich Gregory Gerlach Allcla GIistad Sara Gosey

Lori Gray Don Green Angela Grell :hrlstopher Griggs Kelly Grove Kirsten Grubb

Opposite Page Left: Vern Miller volunteers at the blood drive. Opposite Page Right: Chris Swisher is a ChicagoBulls fan. Left: Erin Hiller stands alone at her locker.

Raina Gulbrandson Andrew Hahn Emlly Haith Michele Haith

Joshua Hall Jamie Hamlin Shawn Hanley John Hansel

Christopher Hansen JIii Harm David Harris Duane Harris Melissa Harris Andrew Hartshorn Sedric Harvey Linda Hauner Matthew Helm Mindee Helm B.J. Helmstadter Erica Heninger

Adam Henke T.J. Henning Craig HIii Sarah HIii Erin HIiier Shannon HIit Michelle Hoagland Jason Hoffman Jennifer Hoffman Richard Hoffman Jen Hohenfeldt Laurel Holmes

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Michelle Honstedt Patrick Hood Heather Hoops Amber Howard

Danlel Hromas Carlos Hubbard Adam Humenlak Jamie Jackson

Tiffany Jahn Mike James Brian Jarrett Denette Jervey Brenda John son Dawn John son

Jenn ifer John son JnelJ ohns on Matthew John son Lashawn Jone s Martin Joyce Shellie Jurge ns

Daniel Kahler Lori Keller Michelle Kelly Nick Kestler Kl rsten King Don Kinney

Mary Kirkland

William Kirkland Thomas Kissi nger Heather Kolb Josh ua Koll Cynthia Kopy clnsk l _

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Op po sit e Page Left: Only a sophomore can find unique places to study. Op po sit e Page Right: Pat Hood plays the · trombone in jazz band. Left: Miami Dolphin fan Jeremy Lybarger gets ready to disppear down another flight of stairs.

Jovana Kormanec Lyndsey Kozisek Tara Kruce Robert Kucera

Shawn Kuchera Adam Kuhl Jason Kuhlmann Danna Kuhn

Zachary Kuhnke Brandee Lahman Sonya Landauer Lindsey Lapsley Brannon Lauritzen Adam Lawrence

Brandl Laws Ju lie Lewis Laura Lip pin co tt Patricia Lo tt Mat Love Jeremy Luedtke

Jeremy Lybarger Jennifer Magnus Michael Mallum Je nn ife r March Paul Markland Emille Marshall

Zachary Martin Glen Martin Dawn McCartney Je nn ife r McConnell Amber McKinney Olga Medina

55 /S o p h o m o re s

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Timothy Mellen Julie Merrill Yvonne Metcalf Jennifer Meyer

Kara Mihm David Miller James Ml1ler Matthew MIiier

Vernon Miller Elizabeth Montanez Heather Mueller Dana Murray Nanpet Mutfwang Joshua Myers

Wade Neddenriep Cindy Neff Erin Nelson Jennifer Nelson Michelle Nickels Sunnle Nickels

John Niederhaus Koan Nissen Timothy Northup Kelly Novak Jus tin Olsen Ryan Olson

Beth Ore Kelly Ott Leasha Owens Rebecca Pape Mark Parson Matthew Pashby

56 /So ph om or es

Opposite Page Left: Shannon Hilt gives a smile on her way to lunch. Opposite Page Right: Scott Spielman and Bill Kirkland do their work in class. Left: Sherri Brouillette uses a computer in the merger lab.

James Patterson Melissa Peniska Stacy Peters Jason Petersen

Ryan Peterson Thanh Pham Tien Pham Rory Pickel

Eric PIiiard Jennifer Pilmore Brian Poore Lindsey Portsche Tlnicla Post Jesse Price

Nicole Prochnow Shawn Props Daniel Randall Paul Rauner Nikki Ray Joshua Rayford

Aaron Remaklus Dana Rice Kurtis Rice Robert Richard Jeffrey Richardson Kurt Rinke Mandy RIvett Kimberly Roark Melissa Roberts Paul Robinson Megan Rogge Sarah Ross

57/Sop homor es

Vincent Ross Kami Rust · Tamera Rutt Tami Saalfeld

Ja so n Sa dd ler Ja ck ie Santiago Br idg et Schaaf Ju sti n Schaub

Vi ck i Sc he ino st Brian Sc he id Matthew Sc hil dt Michael Sc hil dt Ki mb er ly Sc hil ke Melissa Sc hin dle r

Steven Sc hm idt Ja mi e Sc hm led lng Aaron Schrage Daniel Sc hr oe de r Je ss ica Sc hu ett e Dawnelle Sc hu lle r

Ge off re y Sc hu ltz Al iso n Sc ot t Amanda Sc ot t An dr ew Sc ot t Sh an no n Sell Je ffr ey Sh am bu rg

Co ur tn ey Sh aw Suzanne Sh aw As hli l Sh eld on Michele Sheperd Frank Sh ire s Sc ot t Showen .

S B /S op ho m or es

Op po sit e Page Le ft: Jessica Schuette gets caught by the yearbook photographer as she climbs the stairs. Opposite Page Rig ht: Jamie Hamlin and Erica Henninger work hard in class. Le ft: Andy Scott reads a magazine.

Christopher Siebe Eric Siebe Joseph Sliva Robert Simental

Steven Sindel Michelle Skudlarek

Jason Slosson Tabitha Smelser

Angle Smith Evan Smith Edward Snodgrass Brenda Snoke Daniel Snook Brian Sobczyk _

Mohsin Sollman

Jedidiah Sorensen Scott Spielman Gary Spier Suzanne Spomer Shelly Stanosheck

Zachary Stanosheck Heath Stoddard Melinda Stollar An tho ny Sutter Nicole Swenson Christopher Swisher

Patrick Talbert Andrew Tautfest Alex Tavare Nghl Thal

James Thompson Elisha Thoms

5 9 /s op ho m or e s

Karen Thurmond Erin Tietz Jennifer Tindle Jodi Tipton

Mary Tobiassen Kimberly Tompsett Phuc Truong Derek Trutna

Shawn Tucker Rebecca Turner Melissa Ulrich Jami Upton Latasha Varnadoe Jessica Vaverka

Chessa Vltamvas Robin Voss Jessi Wagner Shawn Waldman Bets le Walles Carolee Watson

Aaron Weatherman Scot Wellman Jeff Wells Troy Wenzl Tori Westling Tanya Whestphal

Bill Wheeler Kendra Whisenhunt Heidi White Ryan White Jennifer Whiting Valarie WIii

Rig ht: Suzanne Shaw has lunch at McDonald's. Op po sit e Page: Rob Richard flashes a peace sign as Jeremy Lybarger plays the drums in jazz band.

60 /S op ho m or es

Seth WIiiiams Aaron WIison Jason WIison Jason Woodman Sydnee Woodrum

Kristina Worster Jeremy Wozny Brian Yager Ronda Yeager Ablgall Yonekura

Erin York Laura Young Jeffrey Zeiger Kelly Zessln

"The sophomore class is a hig hly motivated, pe rse ve ran t gro up who kn ow when to buckle down an d when to have fun."

• - Br en da Ward

S op ho m or es N ot P ic tu re d Ahmed Abdelajez Alex Tavare Acosta Jod y Barnes James Bis hop Benjamin Booton Chr istin a Bouman Beverly Bowman Ant oni o Brown Michael Brown Chad Chandler Franklln Copley Nie Deollos Kien Dinh Mitchell Ehlers Elizabeth Ems Waji ku Gachugi Bryan Gilliland Benjamin Gruhn Theodore Hall CII nton Harri ma".'

Benjamen Hennecke Karl Hinkley Christina Jensen Jeremiah Jon es Lori Keller Derek Madlock Jef frey Marsh Jason Miller Mark Moshiri Kent Nash Hieu Ninh

Cory Partsch James Pavey Jos eph Peterson Trang Pham Jes sica Poole Corey Pyle Tim oth y Remmers Xavier Rinkevich Jus tin Sabin Matthew Sandoz Trisha Sadeson Thomas Scd orls Mlchael Schwaderer Stacey Str icke r Min dy Tanner Anh Tran Dung Tran Thao Tran Dan Tweedle Trista Vanderslice Robert Walbridge Jef fry Winchester Michael Winters Chr isto phe r Wr igh t

61 /So ph om ore s

Dua. ne Ni,ch o(s wa.s a, Ji-i-e nd, to a,((, a.cce pti,nq the peop le a.i-ou nd, hi,m, on thei,i - own tei-m ,s. He a,(wa .ys to oh- ti,m,e, to Us ten to stuc ients . 0 J ten, stud. en ts wou( d, com, e i,n bef oi-e or- a.Jtei - scho ol to vi,si, t wi,th hi,m, a.bou t thei,i - Uves . He m,a,d,e, them , fee( 900d , a.bou t them ,se[v es a,nd, bui,[ t self- estee m, a.net confi ,cien ce tn them , thi-o uqh hi,s pern ona.[ i,ntei -est i,n them ,. Hts h-no w (eci9 e of m,usi ,c a,nd, tea.c htn9 m.eth ocis w ef"e f::Jf"ea.t[y enha .nced , thf"o u9h hi,s conti ,nued , i,nve sti,9a ,ti,on of new m,a,te f"i,a.[ s. He sta.y eci cun ent pi-of essi,on a.[[y , but hi,s pi-i,n ci,ple s of vi,si, ona.n d. hum, a,n J"e(a ,ti,on s wei-e hi,s m,os t powe i-f u[ tea.c hi,nq tools .

Dua. ne w a.s i,nvo [veci i,n m,a,n y scho ol a.nd. com, m,uni,ty a.cti, vi,ti,e s. He ha.d. a, pm f ounc i i,n flue. nee on othei -s Uves , both stud .ents a.nd. co[[e a.9ue s. He m.a.d .e a, wond .et"f u[ contf "i,bu ti,on to Nof" thea. st Ht9h Scho o[.

He Uved . wha. t he beUe ved, to be a, pi-i,o i-tty f Of" hi,s Ufe: the i,nve stm, ent i,n the peop le a.i-ou nci hi,m, , a.nd. i,n thi,s wa.y he wa.s a,[wa .ys i,n the "lJi,n nef"' s Ci,t'c [e".

Dua. ne wi,[[ neve i- be f of'9o tten by thos e who se Uves he touch ed,.

-tta.i -y Oest m.a.n n 'L ha,d, the pi-i,v i,(eqe of wof"h -i,n9 wi,th Dua. ne Ni,ch o[s a.t Nof" thea. st Hi,9h Scho o( f oi- nea.J" [y 10 yea.f 's. '.Frnm. the vei-y f i,i-st cia.y , he m,a,d,e, m,e, fee[ com. f ot"ta b[e a.nd. (i,h,e a, f t'i,en d.. As 'L 9rnw to h-now hi,m. thrn u9h the best (a,nd , not so best ) wof'h -in9 conc iitio ns, 'L nevei fa.Hee{, to be a,m,a ,zeci by the 9enu i,ne conc et"n a.nd. enthu si,a,s m, Dua. ne poss essed ,- f Of" stud .en ts, tea.c hern, the 91,J teci, the a.vei -a.9e - f Of" evef" yone . Dua. ne wa.s tt"u[y a, Ji-ten d. in evef" y sens e, a.nd. a, fun pern on to be wi,th . Thef" e wef"e coun tless ti,m.e s he vo[u nteei-e d, to he(p m,e m,ov e Ji-om , one a.pa. t"ttne nt to a.not hei-. Thei- e w em a,[[ the ha.pp y 9a.th ef"i,n 9s a.t the Ni,ch o[s' hom, e Jo[[o winq m,us ica.[s , oi- a.t Chf'i, stm.a .s ti,m,e , oi- d.i,nn ef" on '.Ea.stet" Da.y . Dua. ne a.nd. 'L woul d. ha.ve coJJ ee to9et hei- d,a,i,( y, a.t whic h thne we woul d. solv e the woi-( d, 's pi-ob [em,s . We even wen t to a, 9a.i-e 9e sa,[e oi- two toqet hei-. As d,i, J J i,cu[ t a.s i,t is to a.cce pt the Ja.ct tha.t he i,s no (onqe f" with us phys i,ca,[ [y, his pt'es ence i,s J e(t i,n the Uvi,n q tnem .oi-y o J thos e who se lives he touc hed..

Resp ectf u[[y subm .ittec i, 'L a.m.

Ji,m, '.JGoud.e[h,a, A[[ of us wiL( rnm,e m,bei - Dua. ne Ni,ch o[s Joi- the love a.nd, supp ot"t he qa.ve us. He'(( a.[w a.ys be in oui- hea.i- ts thf'o uqh oui- m,us ic a.nd, oui- sm,H es a.nd, we wH( neve i- J oi-qe t hi,m, .

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Terry Abrahams English Al Anderson Custodial Sta ff Jean Bartels Special Education Coordinator Margaret Billings Counselor

Daryl Blue Journalism Merva Brodd Cafeteria Bea Brusstar Russian Sandi Campbell Business

Elaine Caster English

Sharon Cech

Art

Mr. Willemsen and Mr. Schettler enjoy a few minutes away from their classes to relax and have a soda.

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Bruce Chapman Drama Linda Clabaugh English Dick Colerick Assistant Principal Laurie Collingham French

Rick Collura Math Fran Colon Career Ed Randy Connot Industrial Ed Gale Cook Science

Bonita Cuddy .Accounting Secretary

Pam Davis English

Mrs. Cuddy, busy getting change for students.

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Arlys Eddy Spanish Beth Franzen Co m pu te r Tech Diane Gaines Office Associate Pat Gatzemeyer Industrial Ed.

Sandi Genrich Physical Ed. Paula Hanneman Registrar Darla Haugerud Science Caroline Hug Business

Dave Hunter Science

Candy Jo hn so n Receptionist

Mrs. Newburn and Mr. Pfeiffer discuss another enviromental fact.

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Doug Kaltenberger Health Karen Killham Office Associate Jim Koudelka Vocal Music Jerry Kroeger Athle tic Director

Janet Lafo llett e Instrumental Music Mary Larsen Off. Assoc./Science Andy Loehr Drive r Ed Mary Longe Secretary-Attendance

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Don Mach Industrial Ed

Kelly Mammen Administrative Aide

Mrs. Pound shows us what teacher, really do while not in class.

66/ Fac ulty

Carol Mathias Social Studies

De Etta Merritt Ho m eE c.

Roxanne Messer Cafeteria

Barry .Moore Assistant Principal

.Mary Morrow ,Science

Nancy Muehlhausen Counselor

Margaret Nelle Cafeteria

Marlene Newburn :Office Associate

Tim Nilsson Business

Mary Oestmann Vocal Music

Miss Ward displays the excitement of correcting papers.

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Karen Poore Home Ee. Arda Pounds Paraeducator LaJean Price Media Donna Rall Cafeteria

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Naomi Robison ~xecutive Secretary

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Claudine Scott .Photography He len Sellentin Ho me Ec. LeRoy Seng Driver Ed. Ted Sheely Vice Principal

Toni Seidel English

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Bruce Waters Social Studies Erna Westphal Custodial Ju dy Wieser Paraeducator Bruce Zabel Paraeducator

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Mertes

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Rosenquist

Walton

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Mark Ramsey Hutchins

Jack Mertes

Patricia Tate

Hutchins graduated from Northeast in 1970 and received his bachelors degree with dist~nction from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1974.

He graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine in 1976.

Hutchins served his internship at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City from 1976-77 and completed his residency at the same facility from 1977-79. He was granted a fellowship there in hematology and oncology from 1979-81 .

Honors include Phi Beta Kappa in 1974 and the Best Paper in Allergy and Immunology, Interns and Residents Day, 1978.

Committees Hutchins has served on include: Bryan Hospital Tumor Committee, Bryan Hospital Pharmacy Committee, Bryan Hospital Practice and Patient Care Committee, Bryan Hospital Utilization Review Committee and St. Elizabeth Hospital's Pharmacy Committee.

Hutchins is a founding member of the Nebraska Lymphoma Study Group.

He has given presentations jn Oklahoma, New Mexico, Canada and Nebraska and has helped author two books dealing with hodgkin's disease and large-cell lymphoma.

Mertes, a 1961 graduate of Northeast, has been a distinguished employee at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. for over 28 years.

During that time, he has worked in the factory, as an order analyst in the customer service department and in warehousing and shipping.

He has been actively involved in volunteer work, including work with the Lancaster County chapter of the American Red Cross since July of 1986. In that capacity, he volunteered his time to work, for three weeks each, at disasters in Puerto Rico (hurricane), Baton Rouge (hurricane) and Council Bluffs (tornado).

Mertes has also been a volunteer for the Waverly Rescue Team and has been actively involved in the Goodyear Sportsman's Club, organizing outdoor excursions as well as kid's fishing contests and hunter safety programs. He is an Assistant Instructor in CPR in schools and is a licensed CPR instructor. He also served on Quick Response team for the rescue squad .

He has taught religion classes at St. Patrick's School and directed their children's basketball team. He also drove the St. Patrick's school bus.

Mertes has always been concerned for fun for everyone, but always for safety in :all things. He organized and directedEnduro Racing for the beginning racers for Beecham Enterprises at Eagle Raceway. He is a Winston NASCAR official for Eagle Raceway and directs the Friday night Flier Class racing.

Tate is a 1961 graduate of Nort11east and is currently an Associate Pr.)fessor and Director of the Dance Pr: i gram at the University of Wyomir g Department of Theatre and Dance.

Tate has over 20 years of expe ience in the performing arts as a pE ·former, choreographer/director, ed 1cator and administrator. That expe ience includes performing artist ar d choreographer with the Santa Fe O i era, Albuquerque Music Theatre, Liti e Theatre of the Rockies, Fort Colli, s Ballet, founder and director of the Ur iversity of Wyoming Dance Theat e Tour Company, artistic direction, CL ·riculum writing, recruiting, personn 31 supervision, audience developmer t, production supervision, commun i y programming, in-service presentin J, event booking and presenting, gra 1t writing and funding sources.

Her research and studies in darn e have taken her to Egypt, Nigeria, Lo 11 /.

Ci York New and h Munic , don, Paris Tate holds over 60 musicals at d operas, and many ballets and concErt works to her choreographic credit. n E LYNCHING OF CATTLE KATE is h H first full-length ballet to an original cor ,position.

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Glenn C. Rosenquist

Walton, a 1957 Northeast graduA 1949 gra du ate of Northeast, ate, earned his bachelors degree from Rosenquist is one of nation's most the University of Nebraska in 1961, his respected pediatricians in the area of M.A. from Wichita State in 1979 and is cardiovascular diseases. currently working on his doctorate deHe is currently in his 13th year as a gree at the University of Indiana.

Professor of Child Health and DevelWalton is the Director of Corporate opment at George Washington UniSecurjty for the Cummins Engine Comversity School of Medicine and Health pany, located in Columbus, Indiana.

Sciences in Washington, D.C., and Over the past 20 years, he has since 1984 has been the Director of given more than 800 presentations on Research at the Children's National various law enforcement subjects to a Me dic al Ce nte r, als o loc ate d in wide variety of audiences. Walton has Washington,D.C. conducted security surveys and/or He earned his Bachelor of Arts dedeveloped and provided security re- gree from the Un iversity of Nebraska lated training programs for: in 1953 and graduated from the Uni•three state governors • varsity of Nebraska College of Medi•four mayors of major cine in 1957. metropolitan cities •U.S. Federal Reserve Board Residency training and military ex•U.S. Capitol perience includes: •Heads of State of seven Second An internship at Philadelphia General Hospital i 1957-58; staff physician and Third World countries.

In 1988, Walton received the U.S. at the 3500 USAF Hospital at Reese Treasury Department's Albert Gallatin Air Force Base in Texas from 1958-60; Award for public service from the Sec- assistant resident in pediatrics at the retary of the Treasury. He also earned University of California Medical Cenone of only three Illinois State Univer- ter in San Francisco from 1960-62 and sity Medal of Merit awards in 1988 for two years as chief resident in Pediatsuperb contribution to the field of the rics at the medical center from 196263.

Administration of Criminal Justice.

Rosenquist was an assistant proWalton was an eployee of the U.S. Secret Service from 1968-1988 and fessor in the Department of Pediatrics worked in the U.S. Attorney's Office and Pathology at Johns Hopkins Unifrom 1988-1989. Prior employment versity School of Medicine from 19671976 and was the Acting Director of included three years in the Office of the Pediatric Cardiology division at Naval Intelligence.

Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland from 1974-75. He has lectured across the country on cardiology and pediatric research.

Rosenquist and his wife, Patricia, have six children.

Margrethe Ahlschwede Ahlschwede graduated from Northeast in 1959 and is currently on the faculty of the University of TennesseeMartin. She is an assistant professor of composition and rhetoric in the Department of English.

She received her bachelor's degree in 1963 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a masters degree in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1970, a masters degree in English from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1987 and a Ph.D. in English from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1991.

Ahlschwede was a member of the Lincoln City Council from 1979-1987 and has received numerous awards for her civic involvement. She was awarded the 1986 YWCA Tribute to Women Award, the 1979 Volunteer of the Year Award from the Volunteer Bu rea u and the Northeast Rotary Club Volunteer of the Year in 1979.

Ahlschwede, and her husband William, have two children who graduated from Northeast. Thomas was a 1988 graduate and is now a fifht-year senior . at the University of Kansas. Stephanie graduated from Northeast in 1986 and earned a B.A. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 19 90 . Sh e cu rre ntl y att en ds the Vanderbilt University Divinity School.

Past Distinguished Alumni Inductees

Charter Members - 1989 Robert Allington - 1952 Sen. William Armstrong - 1954 Sen. Robert Kerrey - 1961 Lynne Morian Grasz - 1961 Dr. George Walcott -1 95 4 1990 Inductees Neal Anderson - 1966 Vaughn Fritts - 1972 Dr. Myron "Skip" Peterson - 1962 Earl Wright - 1961 Dr. V. Franklin Colon -1 95 5 Larry Johnson - 1963

1991 Inductees Robert L. Bovey - 1954 Joy Haupt Carol - 1955 Dr. Robert M. Bell - 1962 State Sen. Don Wesely - 1972 Thomas Ca sa dy -19 71 1992 Inductees H. Lawrence Sandall - 1953 Michael Dean Hillis - 1978 Doris M. Eby - 1955 Carolyn Janda Stontz - 1970 Robert G. Thacker - 1966 73 /D is tin gu is he d Al um ni

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Amnes:t:y, lnt:ernat:i~on al For the third ye r, Bruce Waters has been t e sponsor for the Northe st Amnesty International club.

The purpose of the club was to make peop le socially aware of others in the world who were put in prison because of their tieliefs. One way they persu ad this was a letter writing ca npaign to countries with 1;Q• litica l priso ners .

This year, stude . its in Amnesty held the s, 1cond annual M.E.L.P. b, tsketball game to support ife imprisonment forWillie O ey instead of death.

Front Row(L to R): Jill Fanders, Amy Villines, Amy Smith, Cory Zillig. Middle Row (L to R):Bre nda Snoke, Rachel Bouge , George Ann Burt, Lori Bailey , Tiffany Burns, Ruth Ensign, Heidi Hiller, Dan Preston. Back Row (L to R): Chris Preston, Tina Lancaster, Karrie Blessing, Rachel Walters.

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M:ak:ers A club that has never been covered in the yearbook until this year is Difference Makers.

The club has thirty members and it has two sponsors. They are Jim Campbell and Nancy Muelhausen.

The club is diffe rent from all of the other clubs, because you have to be nominated by teachers to enable you to be in it.

Jami Heiman said ," It's alot of fun, and it's a neat experience. It makes you feel good abut yourself, because teachers have to nominate you for the club."

Front Row (L to R): Xuan Truong, Kim Craig, Kristen Steyer, Analisa Leonard, Jami Heiman, Shannon Peacock. Middle Row(L to R): Jim Campbell, Bubba Geer, Sara Patterson, Neil Spom er, Jm Wheeler, Mrs. Muelhausen. Back Row(L to R): Rebecca Lyndsey, Alica Sexton, Ken Morton , Ben Spence.

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Th is year 44 students who have participated in extramural NE athletics are members of athletic club.

The purpose of the club is to allow male and female athletes to compete through coed competition.

"Each month a new competitive event is held. Some are: darts, shuffleboard, pickle ball, table tennis, etc. Partners are coed athletes who compete for points each month. Each person gets five points just for participating. At the end of the tournament the 1st place gets 1O more points, 2nd place gets nine points, and 3rd place gets eight points etc.," Genrich said.

They planned to have the top two females and top two males have a gladiator competition vs. faculty gladiators the last club day.

Athletic club originated as a spin off of the "N" club.

This club gives everyone a chance to participate in coed competition.

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Front Row(L to R): Melissa Guesler, Natalie Roesler, Brian Brislen,Chad Bautch , Jenn i O'Co nnel l, Lezlie Raridon, Vicky Scheinost. Middle Row (L to R): Jere my Svoboda, Stac y Pope, Mar k Enns, Sara Zimmerman, Nancy Curtis, Chrisy Krull. Bac k Row (L to R): Kevin Robinson , Mandy Rob erts , Brandi Buss, Jere my Genrich, Tracy Miller.

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Front Row(L to R): Gab e Geer, Andy Scott, Dan Brinkman, Brian Burback, Alisha Thar, Rob Pattersu, ,, Chad Richardson, Rob Nelson, Chad Renshaw. Second Row (L to R): Coach Lightner, Ken Morton, Neil Spomer, Eric Pollard, Gary Bruns, Bill Wheeler, Tim Northup, Jason Fogelman, Coach Story. Back Row ~L to R): Scott Bautch, Jai Jackson, Casey Hug, Jaso n Kerner, Jim Miller, Josh Westling, Jason Reed, hawn Helmstader, Joe Brown.

The purpose of the Strength club is to examine new and old methods for strength building, body conditioning, and how a proper diet will help.

They participate in activities like speakers, dem onstrations, viewing tapes, and visiting some of the health clubs around Lincoln.

Club sponsor, Bill Story said, "We have had a difficult time scheduling speakers, visits to health clubs and demonstrations due to the lack of media availability, a place to have a meeting and the weight room will have classes in it.

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Claudine Scott's photography club had dropped in membership since the 1991-92 school year when it had 18 members.

This year the club has only 14 members, but is always egar to recruit. The purpose of the club is to experience Photography and to find out what is offered to photographers, the cirriculum of photography and to further students interest in photography within a social setting.

At the end of second semester the club had planned photo shots, extra darkroom work, Front Row (L-R): Shana McTaggart, Jennifer Shetron, Jennifer Albers, Shannon Sovereign, field trips and work during spirit Kurt Rice. Middle Row: Sherri Brouillette, Dan Chestnut, Caleb Alexander, Ed Snodgrass. week.

Back Row: Melissa Loos, Lisa Bratt, Sarah Hill, Jeremy Lloyd, Cory Rotert, Becky Schulen berg. Not Pictured: Nicole Budt,Tracy Ficke, Sean Gilliam, John Firestone, Rik Minnick.

l:nternat:iion al C:lub In International Club here at Northeast, the purpose is to promote cultural aspects from different countries.

The types of activities involved this school year included some speakers from Japan and Botswana. There were also some Native America n speakers. Another activity was a fundraiser for scholarships and for school supplies.

The number of students involved were 24, which included presiden t Shannon Sovereig n and secretary Iris Graessnor.

Front Row (L to R): Jolene Pope, Penny Louthan, Mary Lou Harig, Carol Reed, Rachele Walten .

Fiona Malepa, Shirley Rine. Middler Row (L to R): Joy Springer, Mirkka Heitanch, Beck , Schlulenberg, Melissa Loos, Karrie Blessing, Shannon Soverign. Back Row(L to R): Jerem · Svoboda, Zach Martin, Ben Tucker, Cory Zillig(non-member), Mason Schroth, Travis Usher.

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NatJona.l Ho.:nor S:o:e i:e-t: yThis year's society had 56 members as opposed to 49 last year.

The society's officers were president Russ Becker, vice-president Dan Brox, secretary Zac Roberts, assistant secretary Becky Ernstmeyer, and treasurer Nancy Curtis.

This year the National Honor Society accomplished many projects which included speaking to elementary students as part of the D.A.R.E. program and Academic Recognition We ek here at Northeast.

Member Russ Becker said, "National Honor Society is a great group of people with a lot of ideas."

- Laura Schell

Front Row (L to R): Lottie Fauser, Molly Brown, Wendy Danek, Ashleigh McCormick, Angela Leddy,TuAnh Nguyen, Anne Nguyen.Jami Heiman Shelly Fargo,Nancy Curtis,SponsorTed Sheely. Second Ro w(L to R): Bill Miller.Geoffrey Heinke, Liz Cook, Daniel Brox ,Leigh Meyers, Kristen Lempke, Wendy Ogden, Shannon Soverign, Jackie Schmeiding. Third Row (L to R): Kerry Williams, Randy Kacirek, Jim Wheeler, Adam Walter, Ben Spence, Jason Holle, Chris Preston, Sarah Snyder, Genevieve Petrie. Back Row (L to R): Deepak Madhavan, Ian Mitchell, Russel becker, Brad Schwaninger, Mark Enns, Zachary Roberts, Bill Wenzel, Rusty Divine, Ann Scholl, Melissa Loos, Tracy Rasplicka.

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They celebrate Russian holidays, and enjoy Russian dishes, folk dancing, and popular music.

This year's club consists of 15 members.

Front Row(L to R): Rachele Walters, Ruth Ensign, Tiffany Burns, Summer Lempke, Tanya Ethridge, Chelle Hoffer, Tina Lancaster.Beatrice Brusstar. Middle Row (L to R): Jenny Gewecke, Amy Villines, Mark Curtis, Alexndra Tiagacheva, Aaron Weatherman, Tara Kruse, Karl Anderson . Back Row(L to R):Adam Erikson, Richie Hoffman, Chris Preston, Cory Zillig (non-member), Wes Beuning, Jared Wimer, Jason Bailey.

President: Carol Reed Vice President: Chris Preston Secretary: Rachel Walters Treasurer: Mark Curtis

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Club Sports Card Club sponsor and social studies teacher Tracy Stauffer says that the sports card club promotes the sport card hobby, tradi g among the club members a 1d trading among others.

The club, which currently h ~s about 38 members, has me re than doubled in size. The 19~192 club had only 18 membe "S. "This years' membership i! . a big improvem ent," Stauf er said.

"During meetings we info ·m one another of up coming c, ird and trade shows. We also c iscuss players, sporting ever ts, etc.," Stauffer commented The club plans to have m ire card shows and trading s !S· . sions second semester.

Front Row(L to R): Matt Laird, Mike Barry, Brian Brislan, Bill Wenzel, Jermey Luedke, Cliff Waterbury.

Second Row (L to R): Cal Patel, Matt Lear, Jay Roeber, Tracy Stauffer, Ben Tucker, Chad Bautch. Third Row (L to R): Jonnie Hanzel, Dan Hromes, Jami Stanely, Bob Settle, Josh Kost, Mark Enns.

Av-i:ati:on C:lub If you're interested in an aviation career or just enjoy planes and flying, aviation club is for you.

In this club students learned about the local aviation industries by touring the facilities such as Duncan Aviation here in Lincoln. This tour included seeing people work on airplanes and it let students see possible ways of designing an airplane interior.

Students in aviation club also learned about the education and costs for earning a pilots license.

The number of people involved this school year included Mr. Mach and ten Northeast students. Jason Schmidt was presiden t.

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Th is yea r's Mo del Building Clu b has eight members. That number hasn't changed since last year.

Clu b spo nso r, Lynn Schoening said tha t the main purpose of the club is not onl y to pro mo te model building as a hobby, but also to share diff ere nt ideas tha t stu den ts might have con cer nin g it.

Among the act ivit ies the club plans to participate in are model construction ses sio ns, and also model building clinics.

Fro nt Row (L to R): Mr. Schoening, Matt Simmons, Jason Massa. Mlddle Row (Lto R): Matt Brill, Matt Berlowitz, Justin Wilson, Chris Swisher. Back Row (L to R): Jay Roeber, Aaron Martin, Jason Clark.

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There are twelve members participating in the club.

When asked about the purpose of the club,club sponsor, Jim Rathe said, "The main purpose of the club is to promote table tennis as a competitive sport."

The club will be taking part in many different tournam ent s thr oug hou t the year, as well as participating in other activities having to do with the sport.

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PE:ER H:E:L.PE RS In the past year, Peer Helpers were very busy with numerous activities. Among these were the New Student Luncheon, the "Clinton Kids Project", Appreciation Day, newstudenttourguides, Peer Tutors, and Teens Talking to Teens (A.I.D.S. Educators).

Many people don't know what being a Peer Helper is all about. Basically, a Peer Helper is someone who helps students with problems, shows friendship to others, welcomes new students, and refers students to resources for getting help with serious problems.

This year's group, sponsored by Nancy Muelhausen and Mary Oestmann, consisted of twenty members with ten others in training.

When asked about Peer Helper's role in Northeast, Alicia Sexton answered, "Peer Helpers have helped Northeast by being friendly to those in nee d and intr odu cin g new stu den ts to our community."

Mike Barry and Mike Pence show how fun Peer Helping can be.

Front Row (L to R): Deanna Baldwin, Sherin Boardman, Heather Jones, Stephanie Klein, Elizabeth Delano, Sarah Raymond.

Middle Row (L to R): Jess ica Curtis, Sara Stake, Ruth Ann eonard, Mike Barry, Brian Allen, Kelly V. Muller, Stacia Byrnes. Back Row (L to R): Alica Sexton, Mind y Lanum, Shawn Shores, Mike Pence, Russ Becker, Jenn y Livers, Gary Bruns, Mike Lempke.

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M a t·h c lu b, The purpose of Math club is to promote interest in mathematics. This is accomplished by providing extr ac ur ric ul ar ex pe rie nc es both in and out of the normal classroom.

A few of the many activities the club participates in are, the UNL Math Field Day, Creighton Math Field Day, and sponsoring activities lik e th e N or th ea st Southeast Math Field Day, social gatherings to promote mathematics, an d much more.

President: Aaron Weatherman Vice President: Petrus Bui Secretary: Holly Jo Bills

Fron~ Ro w_(L to R) :T hu y Loe, Trisha Crary, Aaron Dickey , Aaron Weatherman, Patrick Miller, Ro nda Yeager , Je_nnifer Fn~so~. Back Row(L to R): Bi ll Miller, Zach Lane , Steve Schimdt , Ben Spence, Ben Ho rner, Ja red Wimmer, Enc Siebe, Paul Rathiens , Jason Schimdt, Mr . Roqqe.

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Front Row (L to R): Alica Sexton, Analisa Leonard,Christy Holland . Back Row (L to R): Georgiann Burt, Chantel Dewan, Kristen Steyer, Jessica Whitney, Vern Miller, Angela Helmstadter.

Rainbow Club has been sponsored by Toni Siedel and Elaine Caster at Northeast since it's intro~ duction three years ago.

The club goal was to pr om ot e m ul ti- cu ltu ra l aw ar en es s ·th ro ug ho ut Northeast . To attract more people to Rainbow Club, members hoped to make club days more fun and to show up more advertising.

The club expected Jesse Miles and Donna Pol.k to speak about different cultures. Mrs. Siedel said, "All groups who are interested should join together."

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E:cologiy Club The purpose of Ecology Club here at Northeast is to educate, serve, enjoy and protect the environment around us.

In the club, there were no dues, required attendance or officers.

There were many activities of participation including a trip to Chet Ager Nature Center where students learned about grasses and animals native to Nebraska. Another activity was the Regional Envirothon Competition which took place in the spring.

When asked what could be done by people in our country to improve the environmental conditions, sponsor Mr. Pfeiffer said, "Each person could pick two or three things to change in their daily lives, such as recycling or precycling."

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Back Row (L to R): Kristine Soderstrom, Stacy Schubert, Mandy Moxham, Dan Clare, Kristen Steyer, Carol Reed, Brenda Sn~ke.

Front Row(L to R): Rachel Walter, Heather Delano, Ruth Ensign, Tiffany Burns, Erin Vega, Rachel Bouge, Stacy Stricker, Mr. Pfeiffer.

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FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is a group that teaches students about the business world through speakers and activities.

As of the beginning of second semester, FBLA was planning a trip to Worlds of Fun, a State Leadership Conference in Omaha, a National Leadership Conference in Denver and a Fall Officer Workshop in Omaha.

FBLA sponsor Caroline Hug said, "This fall we are sending President Viet Hoang to run in a state office. This is a very busy year."

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Front Row (L to R): Kevin Robinson, Lezlie Ra ridon, Jennifer Hoffman-Emery, Viet Hoang, M ichelle Bernt, Carmen Summers, Rob Nelson, Caroline Hug. Second R ow (L to R): Nicole Budt, Emily Horn, Mia Meyer, Melissa Guesler, Vicki Scheinhost, Kim Einspahr, Tyley Mar, Angi Sha mburg, Dana Rassmusen, Stacy Schubert, Patr ica Lott . Third Row (L to R): Rene' Bennet, Brandi Buss, Shannon Sovere ign, Mandy Moxham, T in a A n k e y ,J e re m y Svobo da, AmyTerjal, Laura Mercer, Allison Findley, Dan Hrumas, Heidi Whit e. Back Row (L to R): Becky Folsom, J e s s ic a W hitney, Paul Raunner, Melissa Loos, Becky Schulenberg, Stephanie W alker, Sara Zimmerman, Stacy Maser, Casey H ug, Ben Huenink, Aaron Gaston, John Miller, Amy Carmichael, Alissa R app .

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Front Row{L to R): Tina Lancaster, Tiffany Burns, Ruth Ensign, Karrie Blessing, Jill Fanders. Middle Row{L to R): Adam Erickson, Lori Baily, Amy Smith , Brenda Snoske, Laura Lippincott, Carol Reed. Back Row {L to R): Nathan Moxham, Cory Zillig, Amy Villines, Rich Hoffman, Rachele Walters, Daniel Preston.

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Individuals For Change' \ls a group that strives to encourage individuality and promote creativity throughout the known and unknown world.

IFC had about 25 people involved, including Kelly V. ~ Muller and Rachele Irene Walter who were co-leaders.

This year they sold candles and ribbons for A.I.D.S. awareness week and encouraged people to register to vote through posters and announcements.

Rachele Irene Walter said of IFC, "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood and love is all around, sunny days and smiling heads make IFC a beautious place."

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This year, Poetry Club'. was sponsor ed by Terry Abrahams and had about thirty people involved in the group.

This is twice as many members as last year. Poetry Club's goal was to share poetry by student and professional po-: ets.

This group had many things it wanted to get accomplished, including the poetry wall planned two years ago.

One thing they did do was a love/"anti-love" poetry day in February.

Member Shelly Fargo said, "Poetry club is a great place to share poetry in a time that's not usually allowed in regualr classroom activities."

- Laura Schell

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Front Row{L to R): Andrea Sherada, Tanya Ethridge, Crystal Miller, Angi Wieser, Asleigh McCormmid Ru Ensign , Tiff any Burd es, Shelly Fargo, Rachele Walter.Second Row{L to R): Michelle Anderson , Melinda f evli Brandi Laws, Jasmine Mitchell, Stacy Schuebert, Chris Yenglin, Josh Mayhew, Laura Schell. Third Ro\! (L · R): Tonya Jones, Amy Smith, Jolene Pope, Shannon Seyersdahl, Ryan Neeman, Scott Smith, Becky Li1dse Kim Craig, Mandy Moxham, Bafo Remaklus, Amy Villines. Back Row {L to R): Wes Beuning, Justin Ki 1me Chad Richardson, Jeremy Drewel, Chris Preston, Cory Zillig, Dan Preston.

S:p:eec:h Speech team at Northeast was a group that worked on speeches and interpretive readings.

The speech season was f ram November to March. Speech team practiced one night a week with some tournaments on weekends.

This year, there were roughly six competitiors for Northeast. This included Tanya Ethridge for interpretation of poetry. The sponsor this year was Mrs. Davis.

-Jen Koci Other competitors: Melinda Devlin- duet acting Bubba Gear- impromptu speaking

Fro nt Row(L to R): Mrs. Davis, Melinda Devlin. Back Row(L to R): Bubba Gear, Tanya Ethridge, Damon Beaman, Andrea Sheridan.

Debat:e: The Debate Team, which is sponsored by Sue Resz, had 12 people. This is two more tha n las t ye ar 's 10.

The purpose of debate is to travel to distant lands, meet exotic people, and beat them.

This year, the debate team had many successes. Jamie Brtek won 2nd •place novice at We sts ide and Hastings.

Jared Wi me r also won 4th pla ce no vic e at Ha sti ng s.

The team also participated in an 11 state tournament and a state tau rnament.

Member Daniel Brox said, "Debate helps a person to develop better higher level thinking skills."

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Front Row (L to R): Rachele Bouge, Daniel Brox, Ms . Resz, Brian Nemeth , Deanna Baldwin. Back Row (L to R): Jason Weigart, Robert Wolfe, Russel Becker , Jenny Roberts, Jared Wimer.

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RADO (Rockets Against Drunk Drivers) had 26 members this year. This is eight more members than in 1991-92. The purpose of RADO is to bring to the students an· awareness of the hazards of teenage drinking and driving.

RAD D's officers this year were president Crystal Miller, vice-president Shawn Helmstadter, secretary Christy Yenglin, and treasurer Tonya Jones.

RADD, along with Student Council, sponsored Dead Day in December. Dead Day is a day when selected students are taken out of their class, have white face make-up put on them, and pretend they are dead by not speaking to anyone.

When asked what RADD thought of this year's Dead Day, Crystal Miller replied, "We are proud of how Dead Day went and we are planning to do a lot more in the future."

-Laura Schell Mr. Peters looks on as Christy Yenglin collects the vote results.

Front Row(L to R): Christy Yenglin, Brandie Laws, Tanya Ethridge, Josh Mayhew, Crystal Miller, Angie Weiser, Andrea Sheridan. Middle Row(L to R): KellieAnderson, Jamie Jackson, Georgiann Burt, Dawn Johnson, Laura Kipper, Jolene Pope, Melinda Devlin, Mr. Peters. Back Row(L to R): Jasmine Mitchell, Vanessa Abbink, Gaylene Durham, Shannon Seyersdahl, Justin Kramer, Brian Allen, Tonya Jones, Michelle Anderson.

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The marching band gives another great performance during halftime.

"The support that I got from _ Mr. K, Janet, the band, friends, and the~crowd has been great. ing at Northeast I had fun twirl _ -and I will miss it a lot."

-~risten Lempk~ _ i, the g yin pla by rit spi ir the w sho an ielm Sp tt Sco and on obs Jac ath He trombones during a football oame.

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Competing comes and goes, but the 180 plus member Northeast marching band (maybe more than 300 in the '93-'94 school year) knows how to win competitions ranging from the Nebraska State Fair to state competition in which Northeast was the largest band to compete.

They also received another superior rating.

Parades are another way Northeast proved themselves as a worthy opponent with a performance at the Star City parade in December 1992 and also at the Harvest of Harmony parade in October 1992. In the 1993-1994 school year, Northeast will be performing at the Rose Bowl parade in Pasadena, California.

When a person becomes involved in marching band, long and hard work is a big must in a members' loyalty. Some practices started at 7:15 in the morning. They also practiced during band camp two weeks before school started.

One unique thing in marching band were drum majors Tammy and Tracy Rasplicka. When asked how they felt working together, Tammy said, "It was exciting for us and our family, but it was a lot of hard work."

-Jen Koci Joe Schwarz gives Sarah Raymond a lift after an exahausting day of marching.

· rh e drumline beats their hearts out while they cheer on the rockets.

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Clarinets wait patiently for their grand entrance.

The Northeast Symphonic Band practices hard for the Bandmasters contest in Omaha.

Pat Fedler prepares for another outstanding solo.

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Mr. Klintberg directs the Symphonic Band to another gr performance.

There were many band groups to participate here at Northeast in the '92-'93 school year, including symphonic band.

After marching season was over, most juniors, seniors and some sophomores took this class first period. It lasted from second quarter through second semester. The number of people involved included seventy-one students and Jeff Klintberg was the instructor.

Symphonic band was more involved because of the music it included. There were musical pieces such as classical and symphony instead of marching music. The artist Antonio Vivaldi was one composer who was included. Symphonic Band also gave students a look at more difficult musical pieces to p la y .

For ninth graders next year, the possibility is to have separate classes away from the upperclassmen.

As in most music groups, symphonic band had some competitions. On March 31, Northeast competed at the LPS all-city band contest at the Lied Center. On March 5, the symphonic band was chosen as one of the honor bands to play at the Nebraska State Bandmasters Association convention held on the UNO campus.

-Jen Koci

Bazooka Joe Schwartz masters the timpani.

Ed Bates concentrates on playing the right notes in band .

The band listens intensely to Mr. Klintberg's lecture.

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J a zz Ban.d This 24 member class is a select and devoted group of individuals who practice every day sixth period. They had a fun, interesting and busy year.

They performed at the Vocal Music Soup and Salad Supper, the Northeast Jazz Show which featured Mike Tamaro, the Northeast Rock Show, 3 to 4 jazz festivals, the Northeast Winter Concert, many community appearances, junior high and elementary performances, and the Solo Ensemble Contest.

The only member of Northeast Jazz Band to be chosen for the All-State Jazz Band was senior Chad Zabloudil.

Despite having nine seniors, nine juniors, and only eight sophomores, senior member Scott Bossung, who has played the saxophone for seven years still said, "the group this year is a young but very strong band."

Tryouts for the band consist of playing with the group during a few practices. After that advisor Jeff Klintberg chooses the new members. Jazz Band members are some of the most talented instrumental music students at Northeast.

Dana Murray waits patiently with the piano for her entrance.

Scott Bossung gives a toot on his horn to show his · appreciation to us for taking his picture.

Amy Villines stands to play another excellent solo.

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Con cer t Band is dire cte d by Jef f Klintberg. It is made up of about 75 members with most of them being sophomores, including some juniors and sophomores. This is fifteen more members than the 60 members in 1991-92.

This yea r Concert Band kept busy as always. They performed in three concerts here at Northeast - one in winter, one in March, and one in late spring. They performed at the Solo and Ensemble Contest in February and also performed at the District Music Contest.

Sophomore member Sherri Brouillette said of Concert Band's ability, "When we get a new piece of music it really sounds bad, but after we play it a while it sounds better, and by performance it's not perfect, but it's there and we try really hard."

Tracy Claussen plays the trumpet for her 4th period class.

-Laura Schell

Jnel Johnson plays a sweet song for the ROCKET.

Josh Christiansen wants you to know he has his mus ic down pat.

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The Orchestra performs wonderfully at their winter concert.

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Orc:he-str·a Orchestra, being directed by Janet LaFollette, had about 30 members this year.

This number is eight more than the 22 members in 1991-92.

The Orchestra this year was very busy with numerous activities. In October, they played with the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra. They played in the All - City Orchestra in December. February included playing with junior high orchestras. In April, they played for the elementary All -City concert, and in May a spring concert was held here at Northeast.

"Playing with our orchestra has given me the opportunity to improve my skills as part of an ensemble," said member Carol Reed.

In response to a question about the number of people in the group, member Jes Grubb said, "A smaller group helps to make things blend better. Even if we aren't as big as some of the other orchestras in town, I think we've improved a lot in the last year."

-Laura Schell

Carol Reed works her bow during an intense piece of music.

Chad Zablooudil takes time out from playing to count time.

Tracy Kaul feels the music as sh~ plays her cello.

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Front Row (L to R): Carol Mathias, Carmen Summers, -Sarah Orth, Vern Miller, Jenni O'Connell, Angela Leddy, Jami Heiman, Deanna Baldwin. Second Row(L to R): Julie Baum,Dawnelle Schulle, Staph Howell, Viet Hoang, Rob Nelson, Stacy Pope, Rob Patterson. Third Row (L to R): Kandy Dixon, Jenny Gewecke, Stephanie Steele, Nicki Bartlett, Stacy Foy, Aaron Gaston. Back Row (L to R): Bafo Remaklus, Russ Becker, Ben Forcier, Ben Spence, Robert Wolfe, Jim Wheeler, Dan Clare, David Miller.

Robert Wolfe looks relaxed at a early morning meeting.

Mrs. Mathias is exolaining an important topic.

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Student Council started with 42 members and s e c o n d s e m e s te r it was cut down to 37 members.

First s e m e s te r Robert Wolfe was President, Bafo Remaklus was secretary, J e n n y Gewecke was sergeant at arms, J e n n y Luettel was treas u re r and Deanna Baldwin was historian. Second s e m e s te r co-chairs were Jim W h e e le r and Ben Spence, secretary was Robert Wolfe, sergeant at arms was Ben Forcier, treasurer was Russ B e c k e r and historian was Dan Clare.

This y e a r the officers were chosen differently than th e y have been in past years. This y e a r the council voted for officers with in its self.

Stu-Co sponsored the blood drive, the food drive, the M o c k election, flowers for Valentines Day, 9th grade orientation, sophomore orientation, a self defense assembly and a multicultural assembly.

As of early February Stu-Co had still planned a St. Patrick's Day dance, prom and the district VI convention.

Co-chairperson Jim Wheeler said, "We would like to s e e Student Council get more respect."

"Do you swear to tell the truth the whole tru th and nothing but the truth, Mrs . Mathias?"

Steph Howell and other members look enthused (?)during a 7:30 a.m . meeting .

Viet Hoang is listening to some great advice from Ben Spence.

Jamie Heiman and Mrs . Mathias discuss an important topic for Stu-Co.

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Front Row(L to R): Daryl Blue, Jody Kouma, Katie Blalock, Jessica Curtis. Back Row(L to R): Christy Krull, Tammy Pickett, Tracy Glasscock, Kerry Carson.

Katie Blalock does research for another article.

Jody Kouma takes a break from the computer.

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N o,r th:e ais te rn The Northeastern came in to the 1992-93 school year with one big obstacle and many goals to be reached.

The obstacle wa s that they were a small staff of only seven. Although the staff wa s small, they managed to meet one of their ma ny goals, to put out at least two 12 page papers.

The pa pe r had a new front page addition this year.

"Around Northeast" written by junior Jessica Curtis, was added to give students a brief insight on wh at was happening around the school. The column had such items in it as new classes, club da y updates, play dates , music concert dates and other important items concerning students.

"Considering our low enrollment I though the staff did an excellent job of covering the school and getting some professional experience writing and reporting," advisor Daryl Blue said.

The staff attended a journalism conference at the Kellogg Center on East Campus. Students from all over Nebraska were invited to attend.

As second semester began the journalism class ran their issue of the Northeastern.

Jessica Curtis takes time out of he r bu sy schedule to pose for the Rocket yearbook.

Advisor: Daryl Blue Reporters: Tracy Glasscock, Tammi Pickett, Jo dy Kouma, Jessica Curtis, Christy Krull Sports Editor: Kerry Carson Correspondents: Jennifer Magnus, Heidi White, Michelle Urso

Christy Krull is busy researching fo r another awesome article in the Northeastern.

Tracy Gl as sc oc k works on a layout for the Northeastern.

1 oI /N o rt h ea st er n

Front Row (L to R): Greg Champion, Sarah Snyder, Tracy Glasscock, Chad Eckman, Jill Mason, Jen Koci. Middle Row (L to R): Sherri Brouillette, Karrie Blessing, Kari Sheldon , Pepper Nelson, Jeni Dickey. Back Row (L to R): Daryl Blue, Brian Nemeth, Tammy Degarmo, Wendy Schimdt, Joe Schwarz, Erica Sobolik, Laura Schell, Andrea Jay, Summer Lempke, Chad Bautch.

Jen Koci takes time out from typing her copy to laugh.

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The 93' staff quickly learned what a challenge the production of a year book could be. Despite having only five returning members from last year, we managed to teach each other.

The school year provided a wide variety of events to be captured in the yearbook. As a staff we tried to capture both the good and bad that went on at Northeast as well as around the world.

The staff decided upon the theme IMAGES. Editor Kari Sheldon and copy editor Laura Schell were in charge of designing the cover.

Once the staff had decided how and what they wanted the cover to look like, junior Jason Steenbarger was asked to design the cover in a very unique way.

Advisor: Daryl Blue. Editor: Kari Sheldon.

Sports Editor: Erica Sobolik. Sports Staff: Tracy Glasscock, Joe Schwarz, Summer Lempke.

Copy Editor: Laura Schell. Copy Staff: Tracy Glasscock, Jenni Dickey, Jennifer Koci. Photo Editor: Chad Bautch. Photo Editing Staff: Ta m m y De ga rm o, Pe pp er Nelson, W en dy Schimdt, Sherri Brouillette. Ad Staff: Greg C ha m pi on , Sa ra h Sn yd er , Ro bi n Sh aw .

Ph ot og ra ph er s: K ar rie Bl es si ng , Ch ad Eckmann, Jill Mason, Brian Nemeth. Layouts: Matt Berlowitz, Andrea Jay.

Erica Sobolik tries to keep her cool as a deadline approaches.

Tami Degarmo and Wendy Schmidt consult with Mr. Blue.

Pepper Nelson is caught by surprise while working on one of her layouts.

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Front Row (L to R): Mike Jenkins, Tanya Ethridge, Crystal Miller, Jody Kouma, Brenda McClintock, Courtney Sullivan, Rob Patterson, Tiara Bates. Back Row( Lto R) : Daryl Blue, Kerry Carson, Fred Kost, Heather Evans, Sarah Snyder, Chris Preston, Shawn Shores, Bob Settell, Dan Clare.

Crystal Miller is listening to some tunes for The Pulse.

104-The Pulse

Fred Kost, Shawn Shores and Crystal MIiier are getting help from Mr. Mallatt.

T H E: P U L.s e · The Pulse, consisting of 16 students, was taught by Daryl Blue. In this class, students got experience in professional broadcast journalism by putting together a monthly television show. The shows included activities at Northeast and current events in the nation.

Chris Preston, Production Manager, said of the show, "I didn't get into the class until 2nd quarter, but I feel that this class was pretty cool. We chose our own subjects to cover, decided what we wanted said, and edited our own programs. The students were in complete control over the program."

1992-93 TV Journalism Staff Executive Producer ............. Dan Clare Production Manager............ Chris Preston Sports Director....................Shawn Shores Features/News Director...... Courtney Sullivan Academics/News Director .. Brenda McClintock Producers .............................Tiara Bates Mike Je nk ins

Reporters ..............................Kerry Carson Tanya Ethridge Heather Evans Fred Ko st Jo dy Kouma Crystal Miller Rob Patterson Bob Settell Sarah Sn yd er

Courtney Sullivan and Rob Patterson declined to loo k at the camera.

Shawn Shores has the camera rol ling for a BIG feature.

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Front Row (L to R): Chris Preston, Shannon Peacock, Kelly V. Muller, Neil Falk. Back Row (L to R): Danell Guhde, Jeff Roberts, Kari Sheldon, Ben Forcier, Amanda Pierce, Zach Roberts, Sarah Snyder, Chris Miller. Sandy Van Arsdall, Daniel Brox.

Neil Falk, Daniel Brox, Zac Roberts and Chris Preston try and concentrate on their madrigal music.

Shannon Peacock, Zac Roberts, Chris Miller and Danie Brox assume Renissance singing position.

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M:eistersinger-s, Meistersingers, directed by Jim Koudelka this year, ha d fourteen members. Their goal was to present songs of the Renaissance (1400 - 1600) in their original a capellea form and in authentic costume of the period.

Amanda Pierce said of their originality, "It's not everyday that a person gets to hear a song sung in five parts a capella. Audiences also really respond well to our Renaissance costumes. We look and sound different than other groups; I think that interests people."

The Meistersingers performed many times this year, including the trip to the Kansas City Renaissance Fair in October, the Madrigal Dinner at the Cotner Center, and the Holiday For·M ad rigals in Grand Island in February.

When asked about what he's learned from being in Meistersingers, Chris Preston said, "In the two years I've been in it, I've learned a lot about how parts are inter - connected and if one part of our music is not up to standard, the whole thing dies a miserable, horrible death. One really has to strive to learn how to blend parts together well and how to cover up a mistake. The biggest thing I've learned from Meistersingers is that men weren't made to wear tights."

- Laura Schell

Sandy Van Arsdall and Jeff Roberts look on as Ben Forcier, Neil Falk and Chris Preston practice their choreography.

Jeff Roberts, Sandy VanArsdall and Ben Forcier warm up before singing a song.

Director Jim Koudelka plays the piano as Shannon Peacock, Amanda Pierce, Daniel Brox and Neil Falk try to sing along.

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Front Row (L to R}: Danell Guhde, Lance Elliot, Lezile Raridon, Robbie Nelson, Wendy Danek, Bill Miller. Middle Row(L to R}: Wendy Briley, Kevin Robinson, Nick Canuso, Dan Franzen, Mike Lempke, Sandy Van Arsdall, Travis Getting, Emily Horn, Daniel Brox, Kim Einspahr, Gerit Schell, Beth Carroll, Ben Forcier. Back Row (L to R}: Rene Sand, Jeff Roberts, Zachary Roberts, Becky Ernstmeyer, Mark Enns, Laura Cramer, Joel Loos, Amanda Pierce, Case Maranville.

Above: Beth Carroll and Wendy Danek sing as a dynamic duet, as the rest of swing choir watches. Right: Swing choir gives another mouth opening performance. Opposite Page Top: Wendy Briley, Rene Sand, Sandy Van Arsdall and Amanda Pierce concentrate hard on those great facial expressions. Opposit Page Right: Once again swing choir has a show stopping performance. Opposit Page Left: Becky Ernstmeyer, Laura Cramer, Danell Guhde and Kim Einspahr warm-up with body movement.

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V'A.RS-ITY- • S W IN G: C H O:I R: This year the choir was under the direction of Mary Oestmann. Swing Choir's goal was to perform jazz music for an audience and to work on improvisational skills.

Swing Choir, with twenty-five people, was very busy with numerous activities. The highlight of the year was a trip to Washington D.C., during the Inauguration, where they performed in competions.

While they were in D.C. , Sandy VanArsdall and Daniel Brox were their representatives.

They also performed at Misty's North,The Isles, The Villager, and the Jazz Festival. They took a trip to Kansas City, and put on fal l, winter, and spring concerts here at Northeast.

When asked about her year in Swing Choir, Laura Cramer replied, "My Swing Choir experience this year has been very stimulating. It helped me to improve my musical and group performance skills.

I've had a lot of fun with this group."

1992-93 Varsity Swing Choir Wendy Briley Becky Ernstmeyer Rob Nelson Daniel Brox Ben Forcier Amanda Pierce Beth Carroll Travis Getting Lezlie Raridon Laura Cramer Danelle Guhde Jeff Roberts Wendy Danek Emily Horn Zac Roberts Kim Einspahr Joel Loos Kevin Robinson Lance Elliott Case Maranville Rene, Sand Mark Enns Bill Miller Gerit Schell Sandy VanArsdall

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First Row (L to R): Nichole Budt, Courtney Shaw, Mary Lou Harig, Dawnelle Schuller, Bubba Geer, Jessie Waller, Sean Tucker, Kevin Palmer, Becky Folsom, Heather Delano, Wendy Danek, Shelly Fargo, Chantel Dewan, Sally Tracy. Second Row (L to R): Amy Nelson, Christy Holland, Annalisa Leonard, Gabe Gear, Nate Baum, Angie Shamburg, Jennifer Emery-Hoffman, Nicola Copeland, Julie Lewis,Danelle Guhde, Sarah Raymond. Third Row (L to R): Nikki Wilbur, Laura Young, Rachel Marden,LanaAhlberg, Amanda Pierce, Beau Dafter, Jeremy Svoboda, Jason Hoffman, Tim Erikson, Zach Roberts, Jamie Jackson, Kristen Shimmerhorn, Alexandra Tiagatcheva, Kim Einspahr. Fourth Row (L to R): Sarah Snyder, Becky Ernstmeyer, Tracy Kaul, Laura Cramer, Stephanie Walker, Mark Enns, Caleb Alexander, Jai Jackson, Matt Laird, Dan Clare, Coan Nissen, Jeff Roberts, Tonya Jones, Jill Grif,fith, Gaylene Durham, Sandy VanArsdall, Rene Sand, Mirkka Hietanen, Jenny Gewecke.

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Concert Choirwas directed by Ms. Oestmann this year.

It was a 65 member class that sang serious choral music and broadway stage music.

One of the choirs activities was to make a competitive road trip to World's of Fun. They competed in the All-City choir competition and some members sang in the broadway musical put on by the choir.

Each year the musical is one of concert choir biggest acievements. However, as of early February the name of the musical to be performed was not yet publiclly known. We did know that performance dates would be April 15, 16, & 17. They also sang at graduation, th~ dedication concert for Mr. Nichols, and the holiday concerts here at Northeast.

Junior Bob Settell said, " Concert choir is a fun class because of the relaxed atmosphere and all of my friends are in there." !

Nicole Budt, Annalisa Leonard and Amanda Pierce have their mouths rounded for a better sound quality.

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The guys casually wait for the next song to begin.

Ms. Oeastmann gracefully directs the daily choir practice.

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Back Row (L to R): Ryan Reigneier, Dan Franzen, Tim Erickson, Chris Miller, Jon Wright, Nie Canuso. Fron t Row(L toR): Alexandra Tiagacheva, Tonja Shownweiss, Jennifer Piersal, Tiffany Richards, Sandy Van Arsdall, Leigh Meyers, Lezile Raridon.

This 13-member group is directed by Mary Oestmann and is only an every-other-year class.

It is a very select class and you must try out in order to belong to the group.

The group sings mostly chamber music and art songs.

This year, the group participated in the trip to . Wa shi ngt on, D.C., wh ere the y sang at St. Matthews for a church service. St. Matthew's is the church where John F. Kennedy laid in state.

The group also attended President Bill Clinton's inauguration ceremonies and parade and will participate in the Rock Show in May. Senior member Leigh Meyers said, "We all work well together. We have very strong friendships between each other and I think that's what makes us such a good group."

The Chambersingers perform another great performance with Mrs. Oestmann directing.

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Horizons is a select ensemble group of 19 women who meet and rehearse second period each day.

"The women in Horizons are a fun group to work with. They sing well, and are very expressive on stage. We've had our ups and downs, but overall it's been a great year," director Jim Koudelka said.

The ladies kept busy with holiday concerts at Northeast, Gateway Mall, National Bank of Commerece, Governor Ben Nelsons Mansion, the Spring Choral Festival with the University of Nebraska-Women's Chorus and the Annual Soup and Salad Supper at Northeast..

"The class shows a lot of cooperation in order to achieve our unity," senior Nicole Abbott said.

The girls take a break in between songs to smile for the audience.

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Front Row(L to R): Kelly Anderson, Mandy Car, Linnea Kreps, Jami Jakobek, Step h Howell, Wendy Sch imdt, Jeannie Krecji.

Second Row(L to R): Amanda Walton ,. Jolene Pope , Tammy Degarmo, Sally Tr acy, Anna Ki mm , Gaylene Du rham, Sarah Hendrickson. Not Pictured Nicole Abbott.

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Choir This year's Sophomore Swing Choir consists of about thirty members, and is directed by vocal teacher, Mary Oestmann.

Like all of Northeast's vocal groups, the sophomores kept very busy throughout the year with various activities. A couple of the activities they participated in were trips to Peru State and Northwest Missouri.

The group's music can be described as a mixture of jazz, swing, and Magical.

When we asked a couple of the members how they felt about the choir.

Megan Rogge said, "It was a new experience, nothing like I've ever done before."

Laurel Holmes said, I liked meeting a bunch of new friends.

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First Row (L to R): Jason Peterson, Kari Carlson, Greg Chapelle, Adam Erickson, Carrie Foutain, Andy Carbaugh. Second Row (L to R): Judi Tipton, Josh Beck, Richie Hoffman, Kara Mihm. Third Row (L to R): Cindy Foy, Jenni Corner, Cindy Neff, Kristi Worster, Tim Bailey, A.J. Hahn, Chris Siebe, Coan., Nissen, Laurel Holmes, Megan Rogge, Gretchen Baatz, Erin York.

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Mr. Chapman and Mrs. Oestmann discuss who will be buying dinner .while they stay late to practice.

Front Row: Iris Graessener, Shannon Peacock, Lance Elliot, Michele Johnson, Gary Bruns, Jami Heiman, Tim Bailey, Matt McCrea. Second Row: Ruth AnnLeonard, Michelle Lord, Carol Reed, Laura Schell,Heather Delano, Lindsey Portsche,Jessica Curtis, Alicia Sexton, Kelly V. Muller, Rob Nelson,Courtney Shaw. Thrid Row: RuthEnsign, Tiffany •Burns, Kellie Schaich, Dan Clare, Wayne Worm. Fourth Row: Ben Spence, Greg Chapelle, Mandy Moxham, Tom Burns.

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u o in n e r a t E.ig h tu This year's fall play presented by the drama department was called "Dinner at Eight." The cast put in about 15 hours of rehearsal a week for six weeks to get rea dy for the ir performance in the play which ran November 11, 12, and 13 in the school auditorium here at Northeast.

Alicia Sexton, who played a talent agent named, Alex Kane said, "We always seem to work well together, especially with the help of great leaders like Greg Chapelle!"

Alicia also said, "Mr. Chapman is a stupendous director with many great qualities, including worshiping GAK!! The onlything he hates is when you play with someone else's cat, just ask Cory Zillig!"

The cast included about 30 members. Lead roles were held by Ben Spence, and Laura Schell.

When Ben Spence was asked about his feelings on the play, he simply said, "It was a blast, yes that's rig ht, a blast."

-Jenni Dickey

1Gary Bruns storms in as Ban ~jpe nc e tries to steal his girl (Kelly V. Muller).

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Alicia Sexton, aft er tasting the base, makes a so ur face.

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Front Row (LtoR): Assistant Director Joy Springer, Ruth Ensign, Mandy Moxham, Andy Donovan, Gary Bruns, Alicia Sexton, Kellie Schaich, Rob£ 1 Wolfe Second Row (LtoR):Heather Delano, Viet Hoang, Laura Schell, Jami Heiman, Liz Delano, Brian Cook, Nick Baker Third Row(LtoR):Dawne: a • Schuller, Director Bruce Chapman, Jessica Curtis, Jennifer Dekalb, Mike James Fourth Row (Lto R):Kelly V Muller, Ben Spence, Tim Bailey, Way r e Worm, Dan Clare Back Row (LtoR):Rik Minnik, Zach Martin

While waiting for his cue, Dan Clare writes an angry letter to David Mamet.

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S p ri n g: Pl:ay This year's spring play is called "The Water Engine." Heather Delano and Rob Nelson have the lead roles playing a brother and a sister. Heather plays Rita Lang, and Rob plays "Lang."

In the story, "Lang" has invented an engine that runs on water, but people try to prevent him from getting it patented.

The cast of about thirty members spent about fifteen hours per week for six weeks rehearsing, so they would be prepared for their performance, which was held March 17, 18, and 19 in the school auditorium When we asked Rik Minnick, who plays Bernie Wallace what his feelings on the play were, he said, "Those trash cans ... Those awful trash cans ... They keep popping up in my nightmares! I'll never do that again!

Like the fall play, the spring play was directed by Bruce Chapman. Laura Schell, who plays Mrs. Wallace, Bernie's mother said," Mr. Chapman is a really cool director, and he's really cool to be around, but he doesn't like it when you use a few different words."

-Jenni Dickey

Rik Minnick and Laura Schell go on rehearsing, despite their missing props.

Mr. Chapman eagerly awaits his cue, while filling in for a missing cast member.

Everyone rushes ove r to hea r Robert Wolfe's good idea.

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Shelly Fargo and Sarah Orth show off the famous Star Strutter kick.

Rene Sand, Kim Einspahr and Tyley Mar strut their way into another performance.

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Lincoln Northeast "Rockets" Star Strutters Front Row (L to R): Mia Myer, Jennifer Gewecke, Kimberlee Einspahr, Carrie Lee, Michelle Bernt, Shelly Fargo, Nici Cockrill.

Second Row (L to R): Sarah Orth , Liz Engstrom, Tyley Mar, Stacia Byrnes, Fawnia Garman, Sarah Raymond.

Back Row (L to R): Leigh Myers, Rene Sand, Shala Williams, Lisa Evans, Kim Sheaff. .S_ponsor: Rebecca Shelbourn.

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Last spring 18 lucky girls, along with a new sponsor (RebeccaShelbourne)were chosen as the new 199293 Star Strutter Drill team.

Of the 18, seven were second year Strutters.

Being a Star Strutter means a lot of dedication and hard work for each member of the squad.

Senior Leigh Meyer said, "I thought it ( Star Strutters) was going to be all glamour and glory, but to achieve that glamour and glory you must work hard."

The squad practiced every day for two hours last summer. During the summer, time was also spent at clinic, band camp and flag camp. During the school year practice is for an hour and a half everyday after school and often morning practices.

All their hard work paid off well at clinic as 13 girls qualified to perform at the Citrus Bowl in Miami, Florida. Each member of the squad also received a superior rating and on the last day of clinic the whole squad received the Grand Champion Award.

Keeping busy is no hard task for a Strutter. If they weren't practicing or performing they most often could be found doing fund raising, mostly car washes, "Being a Star Strutter is a lot of fun and you end up having 17 new best friends," senior Kim Sheaff said.

First semester officers were: Co-Captains Rene Sand and Carrie Lee; Treasurer Stacia Byrnes; Merit Chairperson Leigh Meyers; Secretary Kim Sheaff; Letter Chairperson Nici Cockrill; Junior Representative Sarah Raymond. Second semester officers: CoCaptains Rene Sand and Stacia Byrnes; Merit Chairperson Kim Sheaff; Treasurer Carrie Lee; Secretary Jenny Gewecke; Letter Chairperson Shala Williams; Junior Representative Michelle Bernt.

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Nick Cockrill and Liz Engstrom give the camera a winning smile.

The Star Strutters move to the beat while in their circle of shining stars formation.

Shelly Fargo, Sarah Orth and Nici Cockrill show their

star stance.

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Wendy Danek, Sandy Van Ardsdall, and Christy Holland raise their porn-pons in the air to cheer on the basketball team.

Wendy Danek, Emily Horn, and Christy Holland watch the gam .

Back Row: Kelly V. Muller, Carrie Haydon. Third Row: Steph Howell, Stephanie Klein. Second Row: Michele Arnett, Alisha Spanel, Lacey Haake, Sandy Van Arsdall. Front Row: Becky Stepanek, Wendy Danek, Christy Holland.

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Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders had an exciting year.

You could find them at games, pep rallies, competitions, or just spreading "cheer'' around Northeast. As Captian Sandy VanArsdall said," We're the heart of ROCKET spirit".

When asked about the season, Sandy said that the most exciting events the cheerleaders were involved in were the pep rallies. She feels that they got the whole student body more involved -and not just the traditional "jocks".

Alis ha Spanel said her most memorable cheerleading experience was the Nebraska 012 5 and the Bill Cosby performance. Said Spanel, "We got to meet new people and cheerleaders from the other Lincoln schools that we might not have otherwise".

Both girls felt that the squad started out with differences but once they saw who was really dedicated, they all really came together and grew to be friends. The Varsity squad started out this season with eleven girls and went down to seven girls.

The Varsity Cheerleaders-The Heart Of Northeast 's Rocket Spirit.

-Kari Sheldon

Becky Stepanek, Christy Holland, Sandy Van Ardsdall, and Wendy Danek ham it up for the camera.

The cheerleading squad tries to get the student body involved in a few cheers before the pep rally is over.

The Varsity Cheerleaders get into the groove with a porn routine .

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Bottom Row (L to R): Lisa Decoteau, Amanda Scott, Sonya Landaur, Jane Dougherty, Kelly Ott. Second Row: .Gretchen Baatz, Dawnelle Schuller,Suzanne Spomer, Jamie Ausdemore, Jenny Magnus. Third Row: Nicole Bamesberger, Angie Crosby, Latasha Varnadoe, Tracey Claussen, Cindy Foy. Back Row: Mandy Moxham, Jnel Johnson.

The Reserve Cheerleaders move to the beat during a Reserve Football game.

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The jun iorv ars ityc hee rlea der squad here at Northeast has changed since the '91 -'92 school year. The reserve and sophomore squads were put together to form one group of eleven girls. This included captains Nicole Bamesberger, Tracy Clausen, Dawnelle Schuller, and Latasha Varnadoe.

As in most sports or other extra-curricular activities, there are some requirements a reserve cheerleader must have. First of all, you have to be a sophomore or junior. A person needs to be enrolled in and pass twenty hours of previous semester credit. Also, your GPA must be at least a C average.

Reserve che erle ade rs par tici pat ed in many activities this school year. At reserve and sophomore sporting events they cheered and handed out programs. They also helped for Homecoming and participated in Yorkfest where they won.

In the '93-'94 school year, the plans are to make the junior varsity and sophomore squads separate once again. Reserves will also plan more of their own social activites. The thought of a freshman squad in '93-'94 school year has not been decided yet. If there is, they will be a low key group. Sponsor Mrs. Killham said, "The girls this year did a great job."

-Jen Koci

Jane Dougherty and Dawnelle Schuller cheer on the Rockets.

Dawne lie Schuller takes time out from cheering to look cute for the camera.

The Reserve Cheerleaders show their spirit during a cheer.

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S,p.ir'il Club Spirit Club has been a part of Northeast off and on for over fifty years. Recently it has become an active club once again.

There are many reasons for spirit club. Some enjoy it because they can be active in school spirit and sportsmanship without having to be a cheerleader. "Not all members wanted to be cheerleaders," captain Crystal Miller said. "Only one or two girls in the club." Others joined just to have fun and meet new people.

Spirit Club believes all clubs should be given a fair chance to prove themselves so people know more about them before judgment is passed.

Popularity of spirit club may not be well here at Northeast, but just think how in past years, this club was the "in" thing. Also, in order to be a cheerleader you had to take part in the Northeast spirit club.

-Jen Koci

Back Row (L to R): Miarkka Heitanch, Justin Kramer, Tonya Jones, Ba- , Remakulus, Jolene Pope. Middle Row (L to R): Tanya Ethridge, Jamie Jackso , Dawn Johnson, Benieva Curry, Shannon Seyersdahl. Front Row (L to R): Ang 1 Wieser, Jasmine Mitchell, Crystal Miller, Chris Yenglin.

Top left: Angie Wiesner gives Jeff Erks a feeding, as Justin Krame looks on. Top right; Jasmine Mitchell smiles for the camera. Botto, , left: Tanya Ethridge and Tonya Jones look away from the camera.

Bottom right: Crystal Miller models her new nightgown.

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WHO'S THE BEST? ...

R-O-C-K-E-T-S!

Above: Northeast volleyball girls set up for the kill.

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Ryan Regnier, Zac Roberts, Kevin Robinson, Bill Kirkland, A. J. Hahn, Jeremv Svoboda, and Randy Kacirek display their 2nd place trophy in good spirit.

'Clif Waterbury doesn't need Nike Air's to fly.

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Ben Tucker and Rene Sand stand in honor as the crowd cheers for them.

Dawn Johnson pauses to get Crystal Miller's advice on the decoration's.

Fawnia Garman and Chad Bautch watch the crowd as they sway to the music.

Students as well as parents spent much time getting the North gym to look this great.

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Between 100 and 200 students attended this year's homecoming dance which was held in the west gym of the school.

Rene Sand and Ben Tucker were host and hostess. First Attendants were Chad Bodfield and Tiffany Mar, while second attendants were Chad Bautch and Fawnia Garman.

Spirit club, junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders, as well as their parents spent about four hours setting the gym up for the dance.

Senior, Alisha Spanel had a big part in helping to organize the dance. She had to locate past Northeast cheerleaders for the pep rally and keep track of the candidates for host and hostess, as well as many other things.

There was a variety of music provided by Complete Music.

Alisha said that some of the things could have been planned better but over all she thought the night went pretty well, even though she came down with the flu, and couldn't attend.

-Jenni Dickey

Here's your chance to catch a glimpse of the host, hostess, and attendants if you were unable to attend the dance.

Gerri Johnson, Erica Sobolik, and Amy Anderson take time away from dancing to joyfully pose .

Suzanne Spomer and Carrie Hadon discuss their Homecoming plans while preparing decorations.

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Between one and two hundred students attended this year's Candlelight dance, which was held at The Lincoln Station downtown in The Haymarket.

Many students had mixed feelings about the dance. Some thought it was fun, some thought it was boring.While others said it had it's moments. Some felt it would have been more exiting if more people would have attended.

There was a d.j. that provided the students with an assortment of music for their listening pleasure. A few students felt he made the dance a little more interesting _for them by trying to get everyone to have fun.

Girls have the reverse role of asking the guy to Candlelight, which helps in adding a little something unique to make the night more interesting.

No matter what you thought of the dance, the fact remains that it gave everyone a chance to spend time with their friends and dates outside of the usual school setting.

-Jenni Dickey

PICTURES FOR THIS PAGE APPEAR COURTESY OF THE PICTURE MAN

Top: Sara Patterson, Jessica Christense~, Je~ni O'Connell and Jenni Luettel stop for a quick picture.

Middle: Many of the guys decide to gather for a big group picture to strut their stuff.

Bottom: These couples look as though they were caught by surprise.

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"We worked h a r d b u t nothing VARSITY FOOTBALL really fell o u r way."

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This year's varsity football team's 1-8 record didn't accurately reflect the Rockets' season as a whole.

The season-opening 14-0 win over Ralston started the year in a positive manner. Many of the players felt that this year would prove to be different than the previous nine consecutive losing seasons.

The majority of the senior team members wanted to make this a season they wouldn't soon forget.

"There were a lot of seniors who wanted this to be their best season because it would be their last," said senior Rob Patterson. Unfortunately, things didnEt quite go as expected for the Rockets.

After an optimistic beginning, the Rockets were unable to continue their winning ways. In the game against Lincoln East, players were determined to do their best due to the EastNortheast rivalry.

"There were a lot of us who were motivated to win even more simply because of the rivalry," said senior Chad Renshaw. Even the inter-city rivalry, along with a lot of hard work, wasn't enough to overcome the Spartans. East defeatd the Rockets, 21-14. Although many were disappointed to lose such a close game, Northeast kept up the hard work and never gave up.

Northeast went on to suffer three more consecutive losses before a game against North Platte offered a chance at a second win.

In the game against North Plattte, Northeast played hard and almost came out on top.

Unfortunately.almost wasn't good enough. The Rockets lost a heartbreaking game to the Bulldogs, 14-12. Northeast suffered three more loses to Fremont.South Sioux City, and Lincoln High to close out the season.

Despite all of the hard work and dedication, the Rockets didn't put together the kind of season they would like to have had. "I felt that we really played hard,but things didn't really fall our way, "said Renshaw. "That was tough to deal with , considering all of the hard work w e did."

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92' IN REVIEW FINAL RECORD 1-8 NE14

NE14 NE 0 NE12 NE 7 NE12 NE 0 NE13 NE 6

Ralston 0 Llncon East 20 Lincoln Southeast 21 Omaha North 21 Grand Island 21 North Platte 14 Fremont 12 South Sioux City 21 Lincoln High 30

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fr on t Row (L TO R) : Che Casados, Brian Burback, Jason Schmidt, Jim Hudson, Sean Tooker , Ch d Renshaw, Jared Knuth , Shane Neeman , Dan Brinkman, Rob Patterson , Wad e Neddenriep, Ch d Bodfield.Second Row (L to R):Manager Jenny Livers , Manager Lottie Fauser , Mi ke Pence, Mike Bar ,,.

Brian Allen , Guy Hitz , Craig Neukirch, Rex Baird, Joe Brown, Jai Jackson, B.J. Helm stader, Kerry Ca m 1, Ian Mitchell , Thomas Unnvik.Back Ro w( L to R) :Je ffW ell s, Bill Jurgens, Nate Bahm , Russ Becker, Mi e Neff, Darin Drake, Jason Koerner, Brad Schwaninger, Brain Jarrett, Josh Wes tling, Matt Laird , B n Huenink, Jay Roeber .

Top Left: Northeast completes another tackle during a game against.

Lincoln East. Top Rig ht:T he Rockets gather around for a game plan.

Bottom Lef t:Th e Rocket defense prepares against Lincoln East.

Above: Jared Knuth,Chad Renshaw, and Chad Bodfield rush into the action.

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J V FO.O T B A L L

"We ha d a great season an d we accomplished a lo t."

Junior Steve Smit

92' IN REVIEW NE 24 NE 8 NE 6 NE 0 NE 20 NE 30

Fremont 2 Lincoln High 14 Lincoln East 14 Lincoln Southeast 27 Lincoln High 12 Grand Island 8 RECORD:3-3

Fron t Row (L to R):Matt Biggs.Joel Butler.Jason Havel.Andy Wibur,Steve ::;m1tn,Jason Kaspar.Justin Gemmell.Ryan Neemann Second Row:Ken Morton.Jay Pirnie.Kerry Carson.Aaron • Hurd,B.J. Helmstac:ler,Nate Bahm.Aaron Gaston,Kanneatche Casadoa,Gabe Giraud.Brien Thompson.Back Row:Rob Portsche.Shawn Helmstader,Jason Reed.Case Maranville .Bria n Jarra'tt,Casey Huo.Tom Shottenkirk,Wac:le Neddenrieo,Ben Fitzgerald.Not Pictured:Jason Karr

Hungry for a winning season and a desire to prove Northeast's. ability to play football droye this year's junior varsity football team to a 3-3 record.

No rth eas t's ope nin g gam e wa s against Fremont. All though well known for the ir tough defense and fast-paced offense, the Tigers didn't quite have what it took to stop the Rockets as Northeast claimed a 24-2 win.

With one win secured, the team looked to have a winning season. Unfortunately, the Rockets suffered _three con .. secutive loses to all three city teams.

In their second game against Lincoln High, the Northeast's running game pre· vailed. "That was our best gam~ because we pulled together as a team," said junior Steve Smith. Northeast went on to win the game against the Links, 20-12. The Rockets finished out the season with a 30-8 win against Grand Island.

Above : Northeast junior varsity team prepares to defend their lead over Lincoln High as ..l 1st Gem mel heads to the sideline

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"We learned from o u r mistakes a n d worked as a team." . Sophomore Greg Chapelle

SOPH. F O O T B A L L 92' IN REVIEW N E1 3 NE 0 N E1 4 NE 0 NE 0 N E1 6 N E1 6

Papillion O Lincoln Southeast 32 Lincoln High 20 Nebraska City Reserves 26 Norris Reserves 21 Waverly 14 Lincoln East 25 RECORD: 2-5

Front Row(L t~ R):Steve ~nipel,Chris Hansen.Tim Northup.Stacy Flores.Bill Wheeler,Greg Chapelle,Kurt R1ce,Dan Hromas,Mitch Ehlers.Heath Stoddard Second Ro w:M ana ger Steve Schmidt,Zac Stanosheck,Andy Scott.Mohsin Soliman.Ryan White,Scott Bautch.Dan Kahler,Greg' Becker,Seth Williams,Nanpet Muftwang,Coach Jim Danson Third Row Coach Lynn Schoening.Mark Parson.Chris Bartzatt,Shawn Boley.Mike Boyd,Matt Edwards,Koan Nissan .Brandon Cole,Jim Miller,Shannon Sell,Brian Anspach,Scott Spielman Not Plctured:UNL Practicum Coach Jeff Catlin

The sophomore football team had its ups and downs this season, finishing with a 2-5 record.

The Rockets won their first game of the season against Papillion, 13-0. "That really motivated us," said Greg Chapelle.

"After we saw what we could accomplish we felt good about our potential."

Soon afterwards, however, the team fell into a slump. After a discouraging loss to Southeast, and another heartbreaking setback to Lincoln High, it seemed as if the Rockets had given up.

"After losing so many times it was like ou r team had forgotten how to win," Chapelle said.

The team suffered two more shutout losses before it rallied for a win against the Waverly reserves. "We came back in the final two minutes to end it all. It was an intense game," Scott Bautch said.

Unity was a team goal for the season. In the end, players learned how to help each other on the field.

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Above: Brandon Cole tackles an opponent while Mike Boyd tries to get in on the action.

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ·"You can't beat this yearS record."

-Kari Keys r

The comparisons between the 1991 and 1992 volleyball teams started shortly after the '91 squad won the state championship.

Will they win two in a row? Will next year's team have as many hitters? What about the setter?

Living up to what some observers called the best high school volleyball team in Nebraska history wasn't easy for the 1992 Rockets. It didn't stop them, however, from having a highly successful season.

Northeast finished the season with a 30-5 record and advanced to the state semifinals before losing to PapillionLa Vista, a team the Rockets defeated twice during the regular season.

Northeast also defeated state champion Bellevue West twice during the season and would have played the Thunderbirds again were it not for the loss to Papillion.

For the second straight season, Northeast won at least 30 matches, joining Bellevue West as the only schools in the state to win 30 matches or more.

The Rockets lost to Lincoln East twice during the season. The second setback came in the district title match and required Northeast to use one of two Class A wild cards to qualify for the state tourney.

At state, Northeast easily defeated Hastings in the first round Friday afternoon before meeting Papillion on Saturday.

The Rockets top three hitters, in order, were Stacie Maser, Kari Keyser and Becky Ernstmeyer. Robin Voss was the top setter.

The team was rated No. 1 throughout most of the season but ended up No. 4 in the final ratings in both the Lincoln Star and The Omaha World-Herald.

Post-season honors were awarded to senior Kari Keyser and junior Stacie Maser. Maser was a first-team All-State selection while Keyser was a member of the Class A second team.

Front Row (Left to Right): Laura Mercer, Robin Voss, Elissa Biggerstaff, Crystal Williams, Angie Burbach, Manager Wendy Ogden. Back Row: Coach Sandi Genrich, Natalie Roesler, Becky Ernstmeyer, Stacie Maser, Kari Keyser, Tracy Rasplicka, Manager Stacy Pope.

Team members congratulate each other after another point. Left to right: Natali< Roesler, Stacie Maser, Robin Voss, Becky Ernstmeyer and Sara Zimmerman.

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'92 IN REVIEW FINAL RECORD: 29-5

Bellevue Invitational Omaha Gross 4, 11 NE 15, 15 Lincoln High 10, 10 NE 15, 15 Bellevue East 15, 14, 5 NE 13, 16, 15 • Papillion 15, 10, 4 NE 10, 15, 15 River City Classic Hastings 7, 7 N~ 15, 15 Milliard South 8, 9 NE 15, 15 Lincoln High 9, 1O NE 15, 15 Omaha Westside 4,4 NE 15, 15 Bellevue West 4, 15, 8 NE 15, 10, 15 LPS Classic Omaha South 4, 1 NE 15, 15 Westside 15, 13, 15 NE 13, 15, 15 Papillion 15, 15 NE 10, 11 Lincoln High 12, 12 NE 15, 15 Papillion 10, 5 NE 15, 15 Bellevue West 4, 1 NE 15, 15 Northeast Invitational Norfolk 1, 0 NE 15, 15 Millard South 3, 2 NE 15, 15 Southeast 10, 3 NE 15, 15 LSE/North Platte/ Kearney Quad North Platte 0, 5 NE 15, 15 Kearney 2, 1O NE 15, 15 Heartland Conference Grand Island 13, 13 NE 15, 15 Southeast 12, 15, 4 NE 15, 9, 15 Lincoln High 5, 15, 8 NE 15, 12, 15 Regular Season Duals Lincoln Southeast 16, 9, 3 NE 14, 15, 15 Beatrice 16, 9, 9 NE 14, 15, 15 Lincoln High 12, 15, 17 NE 15, 12, 15 fremont 5, 8 NE 15, 15 Grand Island 7, 6 NE 15, 15 Lincoln East 15,15 NE 8, 13 Omaha Gross 0, 5 NE 15, 15 District Tournament Lincoln High 14, 14 NE 16, 16 Lincoln East 15, 15 NE12,12 State Tournament Hastings 6, 5 NE 15, 15 Papillion 15, 15 NE7, 9

Top left: There's nothing quite like a win at home. Left: Natalie Roesler (4) and Stacie Maser reach for the block. Above: Natalie Roesler goes high for the spike.

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J V V O L L l; :Y B A L L

"It was a yo un g team, tha t needed to learn ho w to pla y as a tea m. " -Ju nio r Carmen Summer.~

92 ' IN REVIEW FINAL RECORD: 1-11

East lnvl tatl ona l NE 16, 10, 7 Wa verl y 14, 15,15 NE 9, 15, 9 Sou the ast 15, 8,1 5 Reg ular Sea son Dua ls NE 15, 15 Papillion 10, 9 NE 10,7 Llnc oln Sou thea st 15, 15 NE9 ,6 Beatrice 15, 15 NE 15, 10, 10 Llnc oln Hig h 5, 15, 15 NE 13, 15, 8 Llnc oln Hig h 15, 12, 15 NE1 ,4 Llnc oln Sou thea st 15, 15 NE 16, 15, 8 Fre mon t 14, 17, 15 NE 13, 2 Gra nd lsl~md 15, 15 NE1 1,1 8,1 4 Llnc oln East ·15, 16, 16 NE 8, 15, 9 Omaha Gro ss 15, 8, 15 Fron t Row (L to R): Carmen Summers, Vicky Scheinost, Lori Gray, Mary Tobiassen , Lezlie Raridon.Back Row (L to R):Coach Brenda Ward, Erin Tietz, Nicole Swenson, Sare Zimmerman, Laura Lippincott, Melissa Ulrich, Mger. Erin Nielsen.

SlP)~lk®d Ou~ " " " The Junior Varsity girls volleyball team had a disappointing year. They had a young tea m with very little experience at the start of the season and it was difficult to wo rk together.

They ended up 1-11. Coach Brenda Ward taught them how to work together, and she pushed them hard to be the best they could be. The older girls, like juniors_ Lezlie Raridon, Ca rm en Su mm ers and Sa ra Zimmerman, were called upon to help the youngergi rls with theirte~hniques.

"One of our main goals was to work together as a team, and by the end of the season I think we achieved that.

Ou r record was a disappointment, but overall we played hard, and had a lot of fun," jun ior Lezlie Raridon said.

Nicole Swenson(far right)gets into her serve-receive stance and awaits t~e ball. 1 :ri1 Tietz(far left),Lezlie Rairdon and Carmen Summers(top) await the outcome.

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so··p··H. VOL.LEYBALL· 92' IN REVIEW FINAL RECORD: 5-8 LPS Tournament

NE 16, 4, 5 East 14, 15, 15 NE 12, 15, 15 Lincoln High 15, 8, 1~ Regular Season Record NE 9, 15, 4 Pqpllllon 15, 9, 15 NE 12, 5 Lincoln Southeaast 15, 15 NE 9, 7 Beatrice 15, 15 Lincoln East 13, 15, 10 NE 15, 9, 15 NE 15, 15 Lincoln High 4, 6 Lincoln High 11, 15, 15 NE 15, 9, 12 NE 15, 11, 10 Lincoln Southeat 8, 15, 15 NE 15, 15 Fremont 7, 6 NE 15, 5, 15 Raymond Central Res . 8, 15, 11 NE 15, 2, 1 Grand Island 11, 15, 15, NE 0,2 Lincoln East 15, 15 Front Row (L to R): Mger. Angie Enevoldson, Kelly Diehl, Courtney Shaw, Tiffany Jahn, Brandie Buss, Jessica Vaverka, Kendra Whisenhunt, Mger. Amanda Garner. Back Row(L to R): Coach Rob

Huebner, Julie Merrill, Jamie Hamlin, Jnel Johnson, Nicole Detmer, Michelle Kelly, Cindy Foy, Shelly Haith.

QJJ~ @[n)@J ©J@\'!RIJ[n)ooo The sophomore girls volleyball team had a roller coaster-like season. The Rockets lost three games to open the season, then won two. The widest margin of victory was 15-4, 15-6 against Lincoln High, but the spikers were then • upset by Lincoln High the very next match. The trend of ups and downs continued and a win over Lincoln High meant a third place finish in the LPS tournament and a final record of 5-8.

The squad was coached by Rob Huebner. He showed them that they could work together and learn from the mistakes they made.

"We had a fun time and worked really hard in the process. Coach Huebner , taught us a lot of stuff, we just didn't execute it properly," sophomore Nicole Detmer said.

Members of the girls sophomore voleyball team listen attentively during a time out.

Pictured (I to r) Shelly Haith.Kendra Whisenhunt.Jessica Vaverka and Nicole Detmer.

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GYMNASTICS

"C h ri st y Holland made the m o st p ro g re ss th is yea r.

She was w ill in g to tr y m a n y n e w th in g s that w ill help u s a s a team a n d h e r in the fu tu re ."

-Senior Michele Ka n t

'92 IN REVIEW BOYS DUAL RECORD:2-3

NE 141.3 Ralston 98. 75 NE 146.1 Lincoln Southeast 154.4 NE 129.35 Ralston 111 NE 81.65 Lincoln East 123.75 NE 121.9 Lincoln High 70.85 Triangular(Lincoln East, Papillion): Finshed 3rd. Score: 80.75.

Ralston Inv .: Finished 4th. Score: 109.75 . Millard South Inv. : Finished 10th. Score: 2i. Papillion Inv.: Finished 8th . Score 92.60. Confernnca f.1e&t: Finished 2nd. Score 132.25 . LPS Inv.: 3rd. Score: 134.05 .

GIRLS DUAL RECORD:1-4

NE104 .95 Grand Island 108.15 NE 116.5 Lincoln Southeast 137.4 NE 119.15 Ralston 118 NE 122 Lincoln East 143.95 NE 122.7 Lincoln High 128.3 Grand Island Inv.: Finished 9th. Score: 112.40. Quad Meet (Lincoln East, Papillion, North Platte): Finished 2nd . Score: 119 .65 .Ralston Inv.: Fin ished 4th. Score: 120.25 . North Platte Inv.: Finished 6th. Score: 95.10. Millard So~th Inv.: Finished 9th . Score: 121 .5. Papillion Inv.: Finished 7tn . Score: 125 .85.

Conference: Finished 4th. Score: 127.05

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Front Row: K~ete_n Sche_mmerhoorn. Middle Row· (lt o R):Danielle Snider, Christy Holland, Beck Stepane~, An~1e Wieser, Lisa De cot eau , Tyley Mar. Back Ro w(L to R):Asst. Coach Dennis Champow Stephanie Geiger, Grecthen Baatz, Chris Siebe, Carlos Ceballos, Michele Kant, Michelle Arnett, Ass Coach Tracy Gilroy and Head Coach Kim Chmelka. Not Pictured: Carlos Hubbard and Rik Minnick.

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Despite being young an d inexperienced, the gymnastics teams were successful thanks to dedication and practice.

Both boys and girls won their dual with Ralston on September 28. The boys, led by the performance of Carlos Ceballos, defeated the Rams 129.35111.0. Ceballos, a junior, won all six events and the all-around.

The girls edged Ralston 119.15118.0. Senior Michele Kant, also known as Captain Kirk, was first in vault, bars and beam.

Since the team is young and inexperienced, the biggest achievement was, "trying to come up with enough people to compete. But everyone was willing to try something new," Kant said.

Kant said she hoped more people would go out for gymnastics next year.

At state, Kant was sixth in the allaround with a score of 36.6, third in vault (9.3) and tied for third in floor exercise (9.55).

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After many hours of practice, senior Michele Kant makes a great landing durinq a meet.

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"The team ha d a lo t of pr ob le m s we ha d to w or k th ro ug h.

Once we had that taken care of we worked great as a team."

-Junior Wendy Schmidt

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'92 IN REVIEW DUAL RECORD: 1-0 Grand Island Inv. Finished 14th.

Score: 554.

Southeast Inv. Finished 16th.

Score: 499.

Dual: NE 254, Lincoln High 234 Northeast Inv. Finished 3rd Score: 491.

LPS Championship. Finished 4th. Score 509.

Sp art an lnv .Fi nis he d1 2th .

Score569.

Conference Meet. Finished 6th.

Score 523.

Districts. Finished 8th. Score595 • Front Row (L to R): Rhonda Yeager, Shelli Stevens, Jennifer Hoffman, Andrea Jay, Coach Kim Wiseman. Back Row (Lto R): Pat Fedler, Michelle Young , Sarah Hendricksen , Jill Mason and Wendy Schmidt

U @ @ @ (Q )(J (J oo oo oo There are nine girls on the 1992 golf team, compared to five in 1991. Hopes are high tha t the growth will continue over the next few years.

"The tea m gets along exceptionally well, which helps everyone overcome the small problems that will always arise when you're on a team," se nio r Jill Mason said.

The sq ua d struggled through the 1992 season, coming in last in all but the Northeast Invitational, where they took third ou t of five teams. Individually, Pat Fe dle r finished 6th and Michelle Young wa s 10th.

Even though the golf team did not do as well as the y would have liked, they ,had fun. Mason said there was one incident where Coach Kim Wiseman was hit by a bunch of Mason's golf balls during a light-hearted moment.

Of course it wasn't all play, there was alot of hard wo rk .and practice involved that helped all the girls improve the ir abilities.

With shades on and ready to go, senior JIii Mason practices hard at Mahoney putting range.

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BOYS TENNIS

"Altho ugh we didn't win very many meets, we had , lot of fun and improv ed towards the end of th~ seaso n."

-Junio r Travis Ushe,

'92 IN REVIEW DUAL RECORD: 2-7 NE 2 Southeast 7 NE 5 Grand Island 4 NE 3 Fremont 6 NE 1 Llncoln East 8 NE 2 Llncoln High 7 NE 2 Hastings 7 NE 2 Norfolk 7 NE 8 Beatrice 1 NE 2 Llncoln Plus X 7 Conference: NE finished 6th out of 6 teams. Score: 6 LPS Champ.: NE finished 4th out of 4 teams. Score: 2 State Meet: NE finished 16th.

Score: 6

Front Row (L to R): Jeremy Genrich , Dan Schroeder, Derek Trutna, Jason Christianson , Collin Conoley, Petru , Bui, Lance Beck. Second Row: Felix Holzwarth, Craig Christianson , Paul Rathjen, Jeff Adams, Chad Bautct , Travis Usher, Craig Volzke, Matt Wassenberg, Bryan Mcconkey. Back Row: Coach Jerry Ehrlich , Ben Forcie , Travis Getting, Depak Madhavan, Collan Koeppan, Rusty Divine, Brian Poore, Mark Enns, Shawn Shores, T ir 1 Neff, Nick Baker, Aaron Wilson, Coach Brad Berka.

This year's Northeast tennis team started off the season with the "courtbreaking" ceremonies to commemorate the relocation of the tennis courts due to the new gymnasium. The courts are now on the west side of the building. The tennis players dressed up in near-tuxedos, and had a lot of fun in front of their parents.

The team's play was not as enjoyable as the ceremonies, although their 2-7 record was a little deceiving, but still, they had a good time. They did do fairly well at state, finishing 16th out of 22 teams.

"Although our record wasn't very impressive, we challenged many good teams, and had a lot of fun doing it, I think we all gained something from the experience," senior and No. 1 singles player, Deepak Madhavan said.

Senior Chad Bautch and sophomore Jeff Adams led the Rockets at state as the No. 2 doubles team won its first match before losing in the second round.

Madhavan also won his first round match in No. 1 singles play.

Senior Chad Bautch puts away another volley at the state tournament, while sophomore part 1e Jeff Adams admires Chad's headband.

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"Losing by one poi nt to Creighton Prep for second pla ce at the state me et was very disappointing, still the experience is unforgettable." r -Junior Kevin Robinson

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front Row (L to R): Dania Graybosch, Penny Egbarts , Sarah Ross, Emily Findley, Liz Delano, Lisa Marischal, Wendy Briley, Nancy Curtis, Melissa Roberts, Chessa Vitamvas, Brandee Lahman. Second Row: Volunteer Assistant Coach Melissa Cronin, Hillary Alberts, Jamie Ebert, Justin Rystrom, Andy Carbaugh, Rob Nelson, Bill Kirkland , Jeremy Svoboda, Kevin Robinson, Ben Booton, Viet Hoang, Ryan Nelson, Chris Ertl, Racbeal Bogue, Sara Patterson. Back Row: Assistant Coach Mike Carroll, Head Coach Clayton Streich, Tim Grooves, John Vogel, Ryan Regnier, Mason Schroth, Randy Kacirek , Zac Roberts, Jeff Motz, A.J. Hahn, Ben Spence , Ben Hoerner, Ed Bates, Chris Griggs, Manage r Angie Enevoldson, Assistant Coach Jody Fisher.

Senior Randy Kacirek eyes the finish line at the district meet. Kacirek finished seventh at district and helped the Rockets to a 3rd place finish at state.

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BOYS DUAL RECORD: 1-0 NWU Inv. 2nd. Score: 53.

Fremont Inv. 9110th Div: A.J. Hahn, 1st; Bill Kirkland, 3rd. 11th Div: Ryan Regnier, 1st; Kavin Robinson, 8th.12th Div: Randy Kacirak, 1st; Zac Roberts, 6th.

Dual: NE 15, Lincoln East 48 JimMcC onnallln v.12thD lv:JlmG roves,7 th.

11th Div: Jeramy Svoboda, 3rd ; John Vogel, 6th. 9th/10th Div: Ryan Nilson, 6th; Andy Carbaugh, 8th.

Harold Scott Inv. 2nd. Score: 68. Regnier, 8th.

Triangular-NE, 32. Norris 34, Beatrice 67.

Omaha Bryan Inv. Hahn: Kirklan d: So. Boys: 1st. Jr. Boys: 3rd. Sr. Boys: 3rd. 11th Div: Regnier, 1st. 12th Div: Kaclrek, 6th.

LPS Championships: 2nd. Score: 45. Regnier, 3rd; Kaclrak, 5th; Hahn, 9th.

Heartland Cont. 2nd. Score: 51 . Regnier, 2nd (School Record -16:39.67); Kaclrek, 5th; Hahn, 10th.

District: 2nd out of 8. Score: 60. Regnier, 4th; Hahn, 5th; Kacirak, 7th.

State: Regnier, 4th, Hahn, 8th.

'92 IN REVIEW GIRLS DUAL RECORD 0-1 NWU Inv. 7th out of 7. Score: 153: Fremont Inv. No team score kept.9th/10th Div.: HIiiary Alberts , 4th. 11th/12th Div.: Sara Patterson, 7th; Liz Delano, 10th.

Dual: NE 42, Lincoln East 16.

Jim McConnell Inv.: No top ten finishers .

Harold Scott Inv.: 8th out of 9.Score: 226.

Triangular: Norris 26, Beatrice 32, NE 75.

Omaha Bryan Inv.: 9th Div.: Alberts , 6th; 12th Div.: Patterson, 6th; Jamie Ebert, 7th.

LPS Championships: 4th out of 4. Score: 96.

Alberts, 8th .

Heartland Conference: 6th out of 6. Score: 146. Alberts, 11th (time of 16:41 .19 is fastest ever by a Rocket girt).

District : Finished 8th out of 8. Score: 194.

State: No qualifiers.

Lincoln Northeast's boys cross country squad finished in a surprising third place at the state meet, led by junior Ryan Regnier who finished 4th, and A.J. Hahn who finished 8th.Senior Zac Roberts, juniors Jeremy Svoboda, and Kevin Robinson, and sophomore Bill Kirkland also contributed greatly for the proud Rockets.

This is the highest finish at a state meet by any Rocket cross country team since a 3rd place showing at the 82' boys state meet.

"We were very successful, and we turned alot of heads.I'm glad our hard work paid off," junior Ryan Regnier said.

The girls cross country team wasn't as victorious as the boys, but they had just as much fun. The squad failed to qualify any runners for the state meet.The girl's closest qualifier was Hilary Alberts, who finished 16th at districts.

Two Northeast records were broken this year at the Heartland Conference Meet. Ninth grader Hilary Alberts set a school record with a time of 16:41.16.

Junior Ryan Regnier also set a school record with his time of 16:39.45.

Top left: Girls cross country team members (I. to r.) Nancy Curtis, Emily Findley, Jamie Ebert and Sara Patterson flash smiles and the Northeast colors as they show their support for the boys team.

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"We gave an extra effort againsi Fremont, considering it was the last game at Ed Johnson Gym." -Senior Ben Tucker

IP rr em aJ f ruur e Y(Q) LJ f /hJ The 92-93 Northeast Boys Varsity Basketball did not enjoy as good of a season as they have in previous years. Their record of 7 -14 was a major disappoin tment from their pre-season number eight ranking. They immediately dropped out of the rankings after losing three of their first four games.

"We didn't put everything we had into the games so we couldn't come away with as many wins," said junior Steve Wright.

Part of the Rockets unsuccessful season can be pinpointed to their youthfulness.

With only three seniors, and six underclassmen ( three of them starters), the Rockets had a lot of inexperience.

The boy's varsity team did have a bright spot in winning the Ralston Invitational by beating the home team Ralston bytwo points. □ J@@W ~©[n)W@[J '~

'92 IN REVIEW

Front Row (I. to r.): Mike Barry, Tim Duitsman, Craig Volzke, B.J. Helmstadter, Jai Jackson, Joe Brown, B.J. Nannen, Student Assistant Gerit Schell. Back Row (I. to r.) : Assistant Coach Doug Kaltenberger, Assistant Coach Rex Mercer, Jeff Fagler, Steve Wright, Jeff Motz, Greg Gerlach, Ben Tucker, Brian Brislen, Mason Schroth, Jeff Wells , Head Coach Rick Collura. Not Pictured: Student Assistant Aaron Gaston, Student Assistant Heath Jacobson, Student Assistant Casey Hug, UNL Coach Doug Weatherholt.

RECORD:7-14 NE 53 NE 46 NE 47 NE 44 NE 68 NE 46 NE 46 NE 53 NE 64 NE .52 NE 79 NE 36 NE 70 NE 63

Papillion 61 Kearney 58

Lincoln High 62 Lincoln East 55 Hastings 64 Grand Island 58 Lincoln Southeast 70 Columbus 55 Norfolk 75 Omaha Westside 64 North Platte 64 Millard North 41 Fremont 68 DB OT Millard South 74

Nebraska Holiday Prep Classic NE 62 NE 55

Fairdale (KY) 68 Parkview (AR) 62

Ralston lnvitatinal NE €0 NE 63 NE 65

Bellvue East 55 Ralston 61 Hastings 59

DISTRICTS NE 57 NE 35

Lincoln High 50 Lincoln Southeast 63

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Northeast players show the look of dejection as they head towards :h bench for a time out. The Rockets struggled to only the seventh los :n season in school history and the first in seven years under Coach F ic Collura.

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Top Left: Jeff Wells goes up for a layup as the Rocket bench awaits the outcome. Top Right: Steve Wright attempts to battle under the boards. Bottom Left: B.J. Nannen positions himself to play defense. Bottom Right: Ben Tucker, an all-city selection, dribbles down court.

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"We really came togeth er as a team, ar our execu tion was just great ."

-Junio r Joe Brow,

'92-IN REVIEW RECORD: 12-4 NE 70 NE 81 NE 52 NE 60 NE 64 NE 69 NE 56 NE 43 NE 58 NE 61 NE 68 NE 61 NE 71 NE 55 NE 40 NE 81

Hasting 61 Kearney 58 Lincoln High 66 Lincoln East 42 Papillion 34 Hastings (OTI 71 Grand Island 54 Lincoln Southeast 72 Columbus 39 Norfolk 65 Omaha Westside 67 North Platte 46 Millard North 60 Fremont 47 Millard South 39 Pius X 59

Front Row( L to R):Jeff Wells, Tom Slechta, Craig Volzke, Travis Usher, Jeremy Svobod, Joe Brown. Back Row(L to R):Volunteer Coach Kevin Wingard, Ben Huenik,J eff Fagle Curt Anderson, Jamie Stanley, Brandon Cole, Tom Neddenriep, Tim Duitsman, Coach Dou Kal~enber~er. Not Pictured: Student Assistant Andy Wilber

This year's boys junior varsity basketball team had a great season, winning 75% of their games and finished with a 12-4 record.

"We were a very elite bunch of guys that played great together. The most disappointing game of the year was losing on a last second shot to Hastings in overtime.

All together we held in there, and finished out with a great basketball season." said junior Craig Volzke.

The big turnaround of the season was after the 72-43 loss to Southeast. It really got the boys pumped up. "We were kind of embarrassed after losing to Southeast so badly, but it really helped us, because we never wanted to be in that position again," said junior Joe Brown. After the Southeast loss the J.V.'s went 7 and 1 losing only to Norfolk by four points, to cap off a great season.

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Tim Duitsman (34) reaches for the hoop as he drives for a layup. Getting in position for a pos rebound is Joe Brown (30) while Craig Volzke (22) looks on.

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'92 IN REVIEW RECORD: 8-4 NE 59 NE 65 NE 64 NE 50 NE 74 NE 52 NE 54 NE 58 NE 43 NE 59 NE 61 NE 47

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Lincoln Southeast 57 Waverly Res. 59 Lincoln High 38

Raymond Central Res. 62 Lincoln Southeast 58

Beatrice 49

Front Row ( L to R): Volunteer Coach Rob Rose, Jeremy Genrich, Andy Carbaugh, Dan Kahler, Scott Bautch, Bill Wheeler, Josh Christiansen, UNL Student Mike Rupprecht. Back Row (L to R): Volunteer Coach Pat Gatzemeyer, Scott Spielman, Ryan White, T.J. Henning, Brian Sobczyk, A.J. Hahn, Eric Pillard, Coach Bruce Zabel • •

The Northeast Rocket sophomore basketball team had a spectacular season, winning their first six games, before losing to Southeast by three points.

They finished with an 8-4 record.

The s·ophomores had a fun season and played really well. Even though they lost four games, there wasn't one of those that they couldn't have won.

"There was a few times when we had mental lapses, and jus t couldn't finish out the game. Otherwise, we could have easily went undefeatd," said sophomore Jeremy Genrich about their losses.

The sophomore's also got a moral victory by beating Southeast by three points, three games after being upset, and losing for the first time.

"We felt that that game was our biggest win of the season, because we had something to prove to Southeast," said Jeremy Genrich

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-Junior Brenda Aller

W@[!j]uiJ@ @O@@@oo With only four returning players from the last year, the girls team had a rough season.

The girls did have one victory over Columbus, in which the won in over time. They had another 3 point win against North Platte.

"We got better at shooting but nothing everseemedtofallin for us," junior Brenda Allen said.

The district game against East was a game that despite the lost was played great. All the players helped contribute . to the game by scoring points. "We really worked hard at that game, especially the last half," commented senior Liz Cook and junior Crystal Williams. ,iBecausewe didn't take our time, we didn't have the kind of season we would have liked to. We rushed everthing. We also didn't have a lot of height, but it evens up with our speed.

I think we could have done it," Allen said.

Front Row (L to R): Crystal Williams, Natalie Roesler, Robin Voss, Tammy Burback, Tiffanie Mar, Liz Cook, Kelly Danek. Back Row (L to R): Coach C.L. Seng, Student Manager Cindy Foy, Jamie Ebert, Amanda Pierce, Jenny Livers, Becky Ernstmeyer, Elissa Biggerstaff, Brenda Allen, Student Manager Lana Ahlberg. Not Pictured: Student Manager Amanda Garner.

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NE 35 NE 33 NE 38 NE 33 NE 21 NE 38 NE 38 NE 20 NE 50 NE 37 NE 30 NE 38 NE 39 NE 47 NE 34 NE 40

Hastings 53 Papllllon 36 Norfolk 68 LI neon East 49 MIiiard South 47 Lincoln High 68 Grand Island 57 Llncoln Southeast 72 Columbus 49 OT Hastings 49 MlllardNorth 43 North Platte 35 Fremont 48 Kearney 58 Omaha Marian 62 Omaha Gross 56

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NE34 NE30 NE45 NE 29

St. Joe Benton 52 East 57 Kearney 46 District East 49

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Liz Cook (far left) brings the ball upcourt as Amanda Pierce (center) and Bren j~ Allen begin their sprint to get back on offense.

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Amanda Pierce looks around, as she wonders what to do next.

Amanda Pierce, one ot the team leaders inside, takes her game outside as -she goes up for the jump shot.

Becky Ernstmeyer waits to receive the ball as a Millard South player tries to block her.

Tammy Burback, one of the heroes in Northeast's 50-49 overtime win over Columbus, waits for the pass.

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"We had some problems which caused us to have the kind of seaon we did."

-Junior Sara Zimmerma

'92 IN REVIEW RECORD:1-14 NE29 NE29 NE27 -NE 16 NE47 NE32 NE38 NE39 NE37 NE43 NE34 NE34 NE28 NE45 NE35

Hasting 47 Norfolk 56 Lincoln East 45 MIiiiard South 34 Papillion 36

Lincoln High 52 Lincoln Southeast 47 Columbus 50 Hastings 49 MIiiard North 30 North Platte 45 Fremont 44 Kearney 46 Omaha Marian 60 Omaha Gross 60 Front Row (Lto R): Erin Tietz, Laura Mercer, jessica Vaverka, Kendra Whisenhunt, Vicki Scheinost, Melissa Roberts. Back Row(L to R): Student Manager Jodi Tipton, Christa Chapman, Mindy Lanum, Sara Zimmerman, Erin Nielsen, Heidi Hiller, Tammy Rasplicka, Coach Jeff Pierce.

This year's girls junior varsity basketball team had a very discouraging and disappointing season, winning only one game and losing fourteen.

"Everyone expected us to be a great team,"said junior Sara Zimmerman.

"That really added to the pressures of going out and trying to play a good game. In reality, we really didn't play together as a team."

"The Fremont, Lincoln High, and Southeast were the games that we really tried hard to win because of the inter-city rivalry. Unfortunately, we came up short."

Many people would wonder what exactly caused the team to do so poorly.

When asked this question Zimmerman had this to say. "We could have done a lot better on running the plays and shooting if we had put in better practices." I think the reas·on we had the kind of season we did, was because we didn't work hard enough in practice."

Kendra Whisenhunt attempts to pass the ball to her fellow team mate _ La~ra Mercer.

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"I had a great season and I can't wait for the next season to start. " Ankeny -Sophomore Tina n

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NE24 NE 21 NE23 NE22 NE20 NE24 NE 21 NE26 NE24 NE26

Papllllon 40 Lincoln East 35

Lincoln High 32 Lincoln East 37 Grand Island 61 Lincoln Southeast 37 Waverly Res. 47 Lincoln High 20 Raymond Central Res. 51 Lincoln Southeast 44

Front Row (L to R): Courtney'Shaw, Kelly Ott, Kendy Dixon, Mary Tobiassen, Julie Merril, KimSchilke. Back Row(L to R): Mgr. Erin Neilson, Mgr. Kelly Zessin, Tina Ankeny, Latasha Varnadoe, Nicole Detmer, Laura Lippincott, Jamie Hamlin, Erin York, Coach Marty Shields. Not Pictured: Gretchen Baatz, Jennifer Meyer.

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The sophomore basketball team may not have done as well as they would have liked to, but they came out of the season with one win and experience for next year.

Accor.ding to sophomore Tina Ankeny, "A reason we had such a good season was because this was the first time, for some of us, playing with who we played with. Rebounding, shooting, and most of all free throws were things the team could have done better."

"We worked as a whole more towards the end of the season a lot more than in the beginning," Ankeny said. "The games we worked extra hard to win were the games against Lincoln High and East."

• As a season it didn't turn out quite the way they had hoped but it was a season they will always remeber.

Kim Schilke is up to blOGK a ~par1an player.

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With only one returning senior and two juniors, this year's wrestling team was less experience than it has been in the past.

Along with the inexperience came some new faces,who brought new talent to this years Rocket wrestling team.

"Even though the majority of wrestlers ·this year were either fresh man or sophomores, we found out what they are leally capable of doing. That will help out in the years to come," said junior Case Maranville.

Despite the youthfulness of the team, they proved to be a legitimate contender this season. The team placed 3rd at the Heartland Conference, their best standing all year. Northeast also sent three wrestlers to the state tourney. c~[f~@tfil ®@[Q)@~~~

'92 IN REVIEW DUAL MEETS:0-8 Omaha North Invitational: 15th out of 16.Team score:24 Ralston Invitational: 6th out of 8. Team score 89.5 LPS Team Dual Tournament: Team score 80 pts. Justin Rystrom112Ibs-gold medalist Gabe Giraud 189 lbs -gold medalist Norfolk Invitational: Team score 57 pts.

Case Maranville 189 lbs-2nd place Heartland Conference: 3rd out of 6 teams.

Rob Richards 103 lbs.-2nd place:Case Maranville 189 lbs.- 2nd place.

District: 3 State qualifiers; Justin Rystrom 4th place 112 lbs, Dan Busek 4th place 125 lbs, Case Maranville 3rd place 189 lbs.

State: 30th .Team score 1pt.

Dual Meets NE 15 Beatrice 57 NE 8 Hastings 55 NE 15 Papillion 51 NE 0 Kearney 65 NE 27 Lincoln East 42 NE 12 Lincoln High 62 NE 0 Grand Island 66 NE 23 Lincoln Southeast 43

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Front Row (L to R):Robert Richards, Justin Rystrom, Stacy Flores, Steve Sindel, Jes 1 Hall, Jason Havel, Paul Thompson.Second Row(L to R):Phil Griggs, Adam Henkt , Kurt Rice ,Kanneatche Casados, Andy Scott, Steve Schmidt, Jason Nelson, Da 1 Busek ,Gabe Giraud.Back Row( L to R):Jeremy Luedtke, Paul Markland,Jerem , Drewel,Gabe Geer.James Miller,Shawn Hanley ,Mark McClanahan,Jason Bartek, Be 1 Fitzgerald, Coach Dwain Borchers, Coach Dan Davenport.Not Plctured:Cas 1.

Maranville, Rob Nelson, Shawn Bowlee, Mark Parson, Student Manager Jenni Luette , Student Manager Jenni O'Connell.

Above:Stacy Flores attempts to over come a Southeast wrestler.

Top Left:Steve Schmidt stands ready to tackle Southeast opponent, Clint Elsasser.Top Right:Jeremy Drewel exhibits great strength with a powerful headlock on an unfortnate wrestler.Bottom Left: Robbie Nelson overpowers his desperate opponent.Botom Right: After winning his match, Steve Sindel congratulates his Southeast opponent on a good match.

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"It was a hard year, but it turned out well."

-Senior Jim Wheeler

This years boys swim team had 17 people on it.

The guys set high goals for themselves at the beginning of the year. They decide that they were not going to swim around anyone so they gave their all to every meet, senior Daniel Brox told us.

According to Brox, "A down fall was that we did not have those one or two key swimmers that serve as a solid foundation, like we always have had in the past.

Athe beginning of the season the boys and girls team had a lot of tension be-, tween the two, but towards the end they! pulled and came together. : Senior Jim Wheeler said, "We had a1 1 hard season but it turned out pretty good and we all improved. We do have some really strong underclassmen who help the (super small ) team." c:,

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Front Row {L to R): Coach Thad Follet, Jeff Wilbur, Carlos Hubbard,Chris Shires, Brande , Snider, Matthew Edwards, Neil Spomer, Ben Walkinshaw.Tim Northup, Cliff Waterbu r ' Adam Humeniak, Coach Tracy Stauffer.Back Row{L to R):Coach Lorie Kappenman, Mil Anker, Chris Harris, Jim Wheeler, Dan Brox, Bill Wenzl, Guy Hitz, Felix Holzwarth, Manag Jason Schmidt.

'92 IN REVIEW DUAL MEETS:2-7 Knight Invitational: 9th of 13 Millard South Invitational :6th of 12.

Team Score:106.5 pts.

Heartland Conference:Sth of 6.

Team score: 143 pts. CJiff Waterbury-1st place: diving.

State: Cliff Waterbury- 2nd place: diving.

NE 70 NE 91 NE 44 NE 88 NE 68 NE 60 NE 104 NE 90 NE 120

Lincoln High 114 Hastings 93 Lincoln East 132 Grand Island 95 Lincoln Southeast 119 Millard North 92 Fremont 73 Columbus 94 Ralston 65 Bill Wenzl works on perfecting his butterfly stroke.

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''The girls team worked hard and put their best into the season."

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Front Row (L to R):Michelle Young, Jennifer Hohenfeldt, Amber Mar, Amy Westrick, Shelly Haith, Sonya Landauer, Jennie Eifert. Second Row (L to R):Kelly Allen, Megan Rog~e, Wendy Koehne, Kristina Nevius, Sally Tracy, Jennifer Nelson, Manager Lorilee Mov1ck. Third Row (L to R) Danae Schwaderer, Erin Ginright, Britt Manley, Caroline Seymour, Danielle Snider, Christy Holland, Melissa Harris, Stephanie Geiger. Back Row (L to R): Coach Lorie Kappenman, Ann Schlautman, Deana Rubenking, Coach Thad Follet, Jennifer Sinner, Coach Tracy Stauffer, Melissa Ulrich, Stacie Maser, Stephanie Walker, Ellen Schroth. Not Pictured: Angie Enevoldsen, Kelly Muller.

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This year's girls swim team had 28 members. The team worked really hard this year.

"Our attitude was great and our spirits were up. Our team was very supportive to help each other accomplish what they were after. Many were cheering others on and always making them feel goo d abo ut the ir tim es and per for ma nce s, "so pho mo reM elis sa Ulrich said.

Each day the team went through strenuous workouts of running up and down floor flights of stairs, both in the morning before school and after school.

The team made a lot of team as well as personal goals. They worked hard to get their 5-4 record.

According to coach Tracy Stauffer, Freshman Danea Schwaderer, sophomore Stephanie Geiger and Ulrich were most improved this year. At state the girls finished 9 out of 32 teams.

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'92 IN REVIEW DUAL MEETS:5-4 Ram Relays: 7th of 12 Knight Invitational: 9th of 13 Heartland Conference: 3rd of 6 teams.

Team score: 227 pts.

NE 105 NE 106 NE 62 NE 92 NE 64 NE 62 NE 131 NE 100 NE 99

Stephanie Geiger,Stephanie Walker, and Jennifer Sinner listen patiently to _coach Stauffer's instruction.

Lincoln High 80 Hastings 76 Lincoln East 122 Grand Island 90 Lincoln Southeast 121 Millard North 104 Fremont 51 Columbus 86 Ralston 84

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"We have a young team this year, but we plan to play hard and win as many games as we can."

-Junior Dan Brinkman

4:30 p.m .

Bellevue West 1:00 p.m.

Millard South 4:30 p.m.

Elkhorn 2:00 p.m.

Ralston 3:30 p.m.

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Pius X 4:00 p.m .

Southeast (2) 4:30 p.m.

Omaha Northwest 4:00 p.m.

Lincoln High (2) 7:00 p.m.

Lincoln East 4:00 p.m.

Lincoln East (2) 4:30 p.m.

Papillion Inv. 4:30 p.m.

Papill ion Inv. Pius X 7:00 p.m.

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Ralston Inv. 4:00 p.m.

Ralston Inv. 7:00p.m.

Southeast 7:30 p.m.

District 5:00-7:30 p.m.

District State 7:30 p.m.

2-4-6-8 p.m.

State State 6-8 p.m.

7:30 p.m.

Front Row: Billy Bivens, Thad Danhauer, B.J. Nannen, Brian Allen, Dave Mccreight, Mike Barry, Dan Brinkman, Mike Varratti. Back Row: Steve Smit~ Craig Volzke, Chris Cook, Jeff Fagler, Brian Brislen, Jay Roeber, Rob Portsche, Seth Williams.

Chris Cook patiently waits in the outfield for a ball to come his way.

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Mike Barry practices his pitching skills as the cold wind blows . .

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Millard North 1 :OO p.m.

Elkhorn 4:30 p.m.

Ralston 2:00 p.m.

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Pius X 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln Southeast 4:30 p.m.

Omaha Northwest 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Lincolc East 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln East 4:30 p.m.

Papillion 11 :00 & 1:00 p.m.

Pius X 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln Southeast 4:00 p.m.

LPS Tournament 4:30-6:30 p.m.

LPS Tournament 12:00-2:00 p.m.

3rd-4:30 p.m.

Finals-6:30 p.m.

Jeff Wells (12) throws another ball to home plate.

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"J. V's should win a lot of games this year.

We have a lot of talent and a heart of lion.

-Junior Jesse wan

Front Row (L to R): Eric Beckman, Kevin Robinson, Steve Smith, Jared Knutt Jeremy Genrich, Greg Chapelle, Jesse Waller. Back Row (L to R): And Carbaugh, Wade Neddenriep,Jeff Wells, T.J. Henning, Adam Ducheck, Pat Lenhauff, Keith Luedders.

Greg Chapelle (20) waits for an incoming base ball.

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,, I "Our goal is for our team to play 100%. To work hard so we improve by the end of er [ the season. -Sophomore Scott Bautch

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SOPH BASEBALL

Mon. Fri. Thur.

Fri. Tue. Sat. Mon. Wed. Thur.

Mon. Fri. Sat.

4/5 4/9 4/15 4/16 4/20 4/24 4/26 4/28 4/29 5/3 517 5/8

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln Southeast 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln East 4:30 p.m. • Lincoln East 4:30 p.m .

Papillion 11 :O0 a.m.

Millard South 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln East 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln High 4:30 p.m.

Lincoln Southeast 4:30 p.m.

LPS Tournament 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Lps Tournament 12:00-2:00 p.m.

3rd-4:30 p.m .

Finals-6:30 p.m.

Front Row (L to R): Chris Siebe, Zach Garcia, Billy Elitiste, Greg Becker, Dereck Trunta, Jeff Adams. Back Row (L to R): Bryan Onspock, Beau Dafter, Shannon Sell, Scott Bautch, Jeremy Wozny, Eric Pillard, Caleb Aleander.

Caleb Alexander takes a swing inside the net.

Dan Hronas warms up, by batting off the tee.

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BOYS TRACK "At our first meet we beat two Lincoln schools.

I think we'll set some school records."

-Senior Zac Robert~

Fri .

Sat. Thur.

Tue. Sat. Sat. Thur.

Fri. Fri Thur.

Fri. Sat.

3/19 3/27 4/1 4/6 4/10 4/17 4/22 4/30 517 5/13 5/21 5/22

NWU Inv. Grand Island Relays /LPS Indoor Classic Southeast Grand Island Inv. Westside Inv. Papillion Inv. LPSChampionsh ip Heartland Conference District State Meet State Meet

4:00 p.m.

10:30 a.m .

4:00 p.m .

3:45 p.m .

10:00 a.m.

11 :00 a.m.

2 :00 p.m.

3 :00 p.m .

2:30 p.m.

1 :00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

Top Row(L to R): John Vogel, A.J. Hahn , Ben Spence, B.J . Helmstadter, Ian Mitche ll, le c Roberts, Ben Huenink, Tomas Unnvik, Matt Edwards, Paul Rauner. Middle Row(L to R ,: Jeff Heinicke, Ryan Regnier, Sean Andrews, John Dowd ing, Brian Burback, Kanneatct a Casados, Garret Schell , Karl Anderson, Ben Booton . Bottom Row(L to R): Chris Grigg ., Nick Baker, Bill Kirkland, Adam Humeniak, Jeff Laib, Ryan Neemann, Nanpet Mutfwan ·, Shawn Boley.

Two freshmen prepare themselves for a challenging season.

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Jeff Laib pedals himself into shape for the season .

We've g o t a lo t o f potential, it's g o in g to b e a n exciting y e a r. " -J u n io r L iz D e la n o

Back Row(L to R): Lyndsey Kozisek, Kristen Schemmerhorn, Mirkka Hietanen, Lori Gray, Desarai Dahmen, Heather Mueller, Kendra Whisenhunt, Jessica Vaverka, Angela Enevoldsen, Meesha Bush. Middle Row(L to R): Cheesa Vitamins, Julie Merrill, Kelly Danek, Courtney Shaw, Stacie Maser, Melissa Ulrich, Erin Nielsen, Laura Lippincott, Liz Delano. Front Row(L to R): Jenny Eifert, Brandee Lahman, Melissa Roberts, Phuc Troung, Michelle Eden, Rachel Bouge, Jodi Tipton, Jamie Hamlin, Sara Patterson.

ennifer Eifert and Erica Henninger run long and hard uring practice.

Fri. Sat. Thur.

Tue. Sat. Sat. Thur.

Fri. Fri Thur.

Fri. Sat.

GIRLS T R A C K

3/19 3/27 4/1 4/6 4/10 4/17 4/22 4/30 5f l

5/13 5/21 5/22

NWU Inv. Grand Island Relays LPS Indoor Classic Southeast Grand Island Inv. Fremont Inv. Papillion Inv. LPS Championship Heartland Conference District State Meet State Meet

4:00 p.m.

10:30 a.m .

4:00 p.m.

3:45 p.m.

10 :00 a.m.

10:00 a.m .

2:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

1 :00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

M em be rs of the qirl's tra ck team take a bre~k at the finish line.

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BOYS SOCCER Thur.

Fri. Sat. Tue. Fri. Tue. Thur.

Mon. Fri. Fri. Sat. Wed. Sat.

3/18 3/26 3/27 3/30 4/2 4/6 4/8 4/12 4/16 4/23 4/24 4/28 5/1

Lincoln High Grand Island Omaha Bryan Inv. Hastings Columbus Norfolk Kearney Fremont Lincoln East Waverly North Platte Southeast Grand Island

"We're a young group of guys who have tt potential to do a lot. " -Sophomore Scott Spielm~

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

11 :00 a.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

7:30 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

1 :OO p.m.

5:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m. - 12 noon

District

Fri. Sat. Mon. Tue.

5/7 5/8 5/10 5/11

Millard South Millard South Millard South Millard South

TBA TBA TBA TBA

State

Sun. Mon .

Wed.

5/15 5/17 5/19

Omaha Bryan Omaha Bryan Omaha Bryan

1-3-5-7 p.m.

6-8 p.m.

8p.m.

Front Row:(L to R) Justin Gemmell, Jim Wheeler.Middle Row: Paul Robinson Jas( Christianson, Craig Christianson, Jason Johnson, Jermey Svoboda, Dan Chesnut, Nick Love Steve Cooper, Matt Fraas,Ryan Nelson.Back Row(L toR): Coach Rossow Student Manao Erin Nelson, Scott Spielman, Ben Horner, Adam Walter, Cameron Dodworth, Shawn Hanl~ Chad Ebert, Justin Willey, Student Manger Ward Robinson, Coach Shields Student Manac ~ Kelly Zessin '

Jeremy Svoboda rushes to kick the ball.

Adam Walter practices his dribbling skills.

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"We've g o t a ton o f talent. I think we have a chance o f taking district."

-Senior Jenny Gewecke

GIRLS SOCCER Thur.

Mon .

Fri. Tu e.

Fri. Tue. Thu. Mon. Fri. Fri. Sat. We d .

Sat.

3/1 8 3/22 3/26 3/30 4/2 4/6 4/8 4/12 4/16 4/23 4/2 4 4/28 5/1

Lincoln High Ralston Gr an d Island Se acr est Air Park Norfolk Ke arn ey Se acr est Se acr est Wa ver ly North Platte Se acr est Ha stn gs

5:00 p.m.

5:0 0 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:0 0 p.m.

5:0 0 p.m.

5:0 0 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

1 :00 p.m.

7:30 p.m .

9:30 p.m.

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TBA

5/8 5/10 5/11

Millard North Millard North Millard North Millard North

5/1 5 5/17 5/19

Ralston-1 st Round Se mis Om ah a Bryan-

District

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Front Row: Natalie Roesler. Second Row (L to R): Andrea Dewald, Kelly Krause, Julie Coardner , Shelly Fargo, Jenni O'Connell, Wendy Ogden, Kim Tompsett, Jamie Ebert, Jenny Gewecke, Jesse Forcier. Third Row (L to R): Kelly Mitchell , Tara Kruce, Ruth Ensign , Mellissa Harris, Tiara Bates, Lisa Lyons, Dawnelle Schuller, Raina Gulbrandson , Linda Hauner, Kelly Diehl, Xuan Trooung. Back Row (L to R): Coach Shaw , Nancy Curtis , Lacey Haake , Michelle Shepherd, Sarah Orth, Stephanie Walker, Michelle Henstedt, Stephanie Brown, Sarah Furlong, Beth Carroll, Michelle Trembley, Dana Rasmussen, Suzanne Shaw, Coach Pierce, Coach Danson

Fri. Sat. Mon. Tue.

TB A TB A TB A

State

Sat. Mon .

Wed.

1-3-5-7 p.m.

6-8 p.m.

6 p.m.

Natalie Roesler defends he r goal duri~tg a team pratice.

Tiara Bates shows the mighty soccer ball who's boss.

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BOYS GOLF

Thur.

Fri. Fri .

Fri. Tue. Fri. Fri. Tue. Fri. Tue. Tue.

3/25 4/2 4/9 4/16 4/20 4/23 4/30 5/4 5f7 5/1 518

"This was a fun year with Mr. Els at the helm.

We 're hoping to make state."

-Junior Joel Loos

Beatrice Inv. 10:00 a.m.

Grand Island Inv. 9:30 a.m.

Westside/Ralston Inv. 9:00 a.m.

LPS Championship 1 :00 p.m.

Pius X 3:00 p.m.

Fremont/Norfolk/Col. Inv. 9:00 a.m.

Capital City Inv. 9:00 a.m.

Beatrice 4:00 p.m.

Heartland Conferencce 9:30 a.m.

District A-1 9:00 a.m.

State 9:00 a.m.

Front Row{L to R):Brian Sobczyk, Scott Wellman.Brad Beckmann,Jos · 1 Christiansen, B.J. Biles.Jason Peterson,Adamlawerence. Back Row{ L to R; : Coach Bob Els, (Bazooka) Joe Schwarz, Brain Cook, Joel Loos, Chad Martin , Bria 1 Meeske, Bryan Mcconkey, Matt Biggs.

Brian Cook concentrates as he swings into the net.

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Joel Loos shows us how to swing the golf club, but when 's the club at?

"Our team is excited for this season. We have a lot of team and individual goals to accomplish."

-Senior Jenny Livers

Front Row(L to R):Lezlie Raridon, Emily Horn, Jenny Livers, Corina Olivetti, Laura Mercer. Back Row (L to R):Coach Ed Boehle, Michelle Bernt, Lisa Bratt, Jill Griffeth, Sara Zimmerman,Sarah Hill, Amanda Thomas, Coach Brad Berka .Not Pictured: Jen Koci, Jessica Sazama, Elissa Bigerstaff, Carrie Lee, Stacy Pope Manager Chad Bautch

Michelle Bernt returns the ball to her opponent

Wed. Tues.

Fri. Wed. Thu. Sat. Wed. Sat. Thu. Thu .

Sat. Sat. Thu. Fri.

GIRLS TENNIS

3/24 3/30 4/2 4f7 4/15 4/17 4/21 4/24 4/29 5/6 5/8 5/15 5/20 5/21

Lincoln East Fremont Columbus Lincoln High Grand Island Ralston Inv. Beatrice Fremont Inv. Pius X Lincoln Southeast LPS Championship Heartland Conference State State

4:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

8:30 a.m.

4:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m.

4:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

Coach Boehle hits to some of the players.

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GIRLS SOFTBALL

"We we're great. The team was very ligh hearted."

-Senior Lori CassE

Front Row(L to R):Michelle Shepherd, Jodi Stanley, Kelly Danek, Tami Burback, Wene 1 Danek, Heather Hoops, Michelle Turner.Middle Row:Dana Murray, Julie Garne, Gi r : Robinson, Janet Dozal, Patricia Kirkpatrick, Erin York, Sherri Brouillette.Back Row:Lc • Cassel, Heather Mueller, Lisa Bratt, Sarah Hill, Stacey Peters, Kristy Krull, Tam rr 1 Rasplicka, Brenda Allen, Shelly Fargo.

'92 IN REVIEW NE 5 NE 1 NE2 NE 0 NE2 NE 0 NE2 NE3 NE 0 NE 5 NE2 NE4 NE4 NE4 NE12 NE 0 NE 7 NE 6 NE3 NE 7 NE 10 NE 0

East 8 Beatrice 10 Beatrice 6' Lincoln High 1' Southeast 1: Beatrice 9, Southeast 2: Millard North 6; Omaha Central 7!

Omaha Burke 9: Lincoln High 6!

Schuyler 6 Southeast 12 Fremont 2 Millard South JV's 6 Omaha Burke 14 Southeast 6 Omaha Burke 15 Omaha Northwests· Omaha Westside 5 Omaha Bryan Si Southeast 6

The girls softball team is getting warmed up for a another great game

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,t ''Gold took state, White took sixth.

That's pre tty goo d for the first year."

-Senior Ch ad Bautch !/

BOYS VOLLEYBALL Guy's Volleyball was initially going to be a school sponsored event. However, a lack of intrest prohibited each school to have a team of their own. Three teams were made up of all Lincoln schools combined. Lincoln East and Capitol Volleyball Club, Gold and White. The Gold team had three Northeast members. They were Brian Allen, Scott Bossung, and Chad Martin. The White team had one Northeast member, Chad Bautch. They participated in a club league, once a week in Omaha.

(LtoR): Chad Bautch, Chad Martin, Brian Allen, Scott Bossung

• ht d • Brian Allen goes up for a powerful spike, dunng a wedns ay rng practice.

Scott Bossung jumps up to return the ball to the opposing team

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Ten added to Athletic Hall of Fame

Campbell

Delaney

Moore

Greeno

Liddick

Lincoln Northeast added 1O members to the Hall of Fame in 1993, including the first female inductees. Those named: Coach Tom Kidd (45-47 & 54-67)-Coach Kidd is the first Northeast coach to be inducted into the Hall of Fame who is also a graduate of Northeast.

While serving as the gymnastic coach at Northeast, Kidd's teams won nine state championships (two novice and seven optional). His teams collected nine city championships and 11 conference championships.

Roland Delaney ('44)-A field goal that he kicked to beat Beatrice, 30, is still fresh in Delaney's mind. That's not all he remembers, however.

"I would probably never have finished high school if it hadn't been for athletics. I credit Bun Galloway. He greatly influenced my life."

Jack Wood ('50)-An All-Stater in basketball, Wood played on two state championship teams. "Those two championships have to be the highlight of my athletic career," Wood said.

Han s Burchardt ('58)-A thre e-ye ar letterman in gymnastics, Burchardt was state all-around champion four years and earned individual championship honors in rings and high-bar two or more years.

Myron "Skip" Peterson ('62)-A prep All-American in football, Peterson earned eight varsity letters at Northeast-three in basketball, three in baseball and two in football. Football and basketball All-Stater.

Doug Campbell ('66)-Earned nine athletic letters at Northeast, including three each in football, gymnastics and track. All-city football selection as a sophomore, All-State as a senior.

Ron Greeno ('71 )-Greeno earned six letters in cross country and track. As a senior, he was state champion in cross-country and state champion in the mile run in track. Ran at Nebraska Wesleyan for four years for his father, Coach Woody Greeno.

Peggy Lidd ick ('75)-An all-around athlete, Liddick participated in swimming (diving), track and gymnastics. Two-time state hurdles champion. Coached Shannon Miller in 1992 Olympics. Big Eight vault champion while at Nebraska in 1978, Mike Ryan ('80)-The first wrestler to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, Ryan was a state champion as a sophomore and senior.

"Athletics have had a tremendous influence on me," Ryan said.

• Karen Moore Peppmuller ('83)-Participated in five state tournaments in two sports. Two-time All-Stater in basketball and volleyball.

Has record for longest shot in state tourney history, a 75-foot howitzer in the 1982 tournament, and volleyball record for average kills per game.

Kidd

Burchard

Wood

Ryan

Peterson .

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Fall/Winter All-City Teams As selected by the Li nc ol n Jo ur na l-S ta r

Football

Boys' Tennis

Offense

No. 1 singles-Chad Van Horn, LE, jr.

No. 1 doubles-Scott Tricker, sr. & Matt Roth, sr., LE. No. 2 singles-Sam Nelson, LE, soph.

•No. 2 doubles-Jeremy Sand, sr. & Kelsey Moran, fr., LE. Honorary Captains-Scott Tricker & Matt Roth.

QB-Andy Campbell, LH, sr.; and Shawn Christen, SE, jr.

RB-Jim Mahoney, SE, sr.

RB-Kaprice Walker, LH, jr.

RB-Geoff Steinkuehler, Pius, sr.

SE-Ty Goode, SE, jr.

TE-Josh McGrane, LH, sr.

OL-Tadd Wegner, LH, sr.

OL-Jon Zatechka, LE, sr.

CL-Jerrod Davis, LH, sr.

OL-Jeff Prochazka, SE, sr.

OL-Ted Butler, SE, jr.

K-Bryce Cann, SE, sr.

Utll ity- Lat eaf King, LH, jr.

Honorary Captain-Jim Mahoney

Gymnastics Glrls ·stephanie Polly, SE, sr.

Kirsten McGowan, SE, soph.

Lisa Bukacek, LH, fr.

MIC HE LLE KANT, NE, sr.

Melissa Schwanter, LE, jr.

Sarah McKelvey , LE, soph.

Holly Ganz, LE, soph.

Martha Stra in, LE, fr.

Honorary Captain-Stephanie Polly

Defense DL-Eric Anderson, SE, sr.

DL-Chris Osentowski, LE, sr.

DL-CHAD RENSHAW, NE, sr.

DL-John Sand, Pius, sr.

DL-Jason Liebers, LH, sr.

LB-Adam Skoda, LH, sr.

LB-Jeff Kenna, SE, sr.

LB-IAN MITCHELL, NE, sr.

DB-Mike Hassler, SE, sr.

DB-Chad McGuire, Pius, sr.

DB-Jeff Voelker, LE, sr.

P-Mark Haake, LH, sr.

Utll lty- Ash ley Wimes, SE, jr.

Honorary Ca pta in-E ric Anderson Honorable Mention-LE-Ryan Kier, Nate Bieck, Jeff Harry; LH-Jason Bruck, Joe Selvage, Bryan Tla mk a, Aaron Bott, Jas on Lov erc hec k; NE -Ja l Jac kso n, B.J .

Helmstadter, Jason Koerner, Brian Allen; • Pius-Scott Cooper, Paul Cunningham, Brian · •Benes Todd Mc cow n, Matt Mullendore, Mark Johns~n· SE-Nate DeNell, Matt Shada, Bill ! Swearingen, Giff Anderson.

Cross Country Glrls Emily Anderson, SE, fr.

Olivia Fowler, SE, sr.

Katherine Shaner, SE, jr.

Dana Packard, SE, soph.

Andrea Baker, SE, soph.

Kelly Bare, SE, jr.

Megann Walker, Pius, jr.

Honorary cap tain -Em ily Anderson

Boys Banti lteffa, SE, sr.

Andrew Marx, SE, sr.

RYAN REGNIER, NE, Jr. Jason Kivett, SE, sr.

A.J. HAHN, NE, soph.

Jeremy Calhoun, SE, sr.

Ryan Salem, SE, sr.

Honorary captain-Santi lteffa

Girls' Golf Jennifer Jeffrey, SE, jr.

Ashley Melichar, SE, sr.

Allison Krause, LE, sr.

Traci Karmazin, LE, soph.

Amy Higgins, Pius, sr.

Boys Derek Leiter, SE , fr.

Cory Adams, SE, fr.

CARLOS CEBALLOS, NE, soph.

Matt Sweeney, LE, sr.

Blake Bukacek, LH, soph.

Honorary Ca pta in-D ere k Leiter.

Volleyball First Team Hitter-STACIE MASER, NE, Jr. Hitter-Courtney Berkland, LE, soph.

Hitter-KARI KEYSER, NE, sr.

Hitter-Jaime Krondak, LE, soph.

Hitter-Amy VanEngen, LC, sr.

Setter-Amy Loth, LH, sr.

Honorary Captain-STACIE MASER.

Second Team Hitter-Sherri Lang, LH, soph.

Hitter-Alisha Starnes, SE, jr.

-Hitter-Maggie Easley, Pius, sr.

Hitter-BECKY ERNSTMEYER, NE, sr Hitter-Tamara Stutheit, LE, soph.

Setter-Kirsten Bernthal, LE, sr.

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Swimming Boys 200 me dle y relay-LH (David Foster, Joe Tidball, Jason Sawatzki, Pat Janike).

200 freestyle-Matt Maasdam, LE. 200 IM-Eric Bjorklund, SE. 50 freestyle-Aaron Ost, LE. Diving-CLIFF WATERBURY, NE. 100 fly-David Foster, LH. 100 freestyle-Aaron Ost, LE. 500 freestyle-Matt Maasdam, LE. 200 free relay-LE (Jonas Ash, Jeff Voelker, Matt Masdam, Aaron Ost).

100 backstroke-David Foster, LH. 100 breaststroke-Patrick Rowan, SE. 400 free relay-SE (Brian Hein, Tyler Morgan, Tyson Tyrrell, Eric Bjorklund).

Honorary Captain-Matt Maasdam.

Nicole Aliisori, LE, sr.

Jennie Cole, SE, sr.

Honorary Captain-Jennifer Jeffrey.

Glrls ·200 medley relay-LE (Elsa Campos, Allison Krause, Mandy Radke, Niki Anderson). ·200 freestyle-Kellie Johnson, SE. 200 IM-BriAnna Wilkins, SE. 50 freestyle-Mandy Radke, LE. Diving-Allison Zins, LE. 100 fly-Mandy Radke, LE. 100 freestyle-Elsa Campos, LE. 500 freestyle-BriAnna Wilkins, SE. 200 free relay-SE (BriAnna Wilkins, Staph Kollmorgen, Shanon Zito, Kellie Johnson).

100 back-Elsa Campos, LE. 100 breast-Allison Krause, LE. 400 free relay-SE (BriAnna Wilkins, Nikki Lester, Shanon Zito, Kellie Johnson).

•Honorary Captaln-BriAnna Wilkins .

Basketball Boys Fir st Team Player, School, Ht., Yr., Pts.-Reb.

Daniel Shouse, LH, 6-0, sr.

Pat Lassek, SE, 6-1, sr.

Ryan Kier, LE, 6-4, sr.

BEN TUCKER, NE, 6-2, sr.

Jonathan Beukelman, LC, 5-11, jr.

Honorary Captain-Daniel. Shouse.

21.3-3.0 13.4-2 .7 13.4-5.4 14.1-6.1 11.0-3.0

Boys Second Team Nate DeNell, SE, 6-4, sr.

•Mike Bargen, LE, 6-6, soph.

John Sand, Pius, 6-3, sr.

Elliot Rea, SE, 6-5, sr.

Jon Burt, Pius, 6-2, jr.

- Gl rls Fir st Team Player, School, Ht., Yr., Pts.-Reb.

Amy Loth, LH, 5-7, sr.

Alisha Starnes, SE, 5-9, jr.

Trisha Plucker, SE, 5-10, so.

Kara Graham, SE, 5-9, so.

Amy VanEngen, LC, 5-6, sr.

Honorary Captain-Amy Loth.

17.3-4.0 9.3-3.9 12.3-6.1 8.2-5.0 17.3-7.9

Girls Second Team Marcie Scharton, LH, 5-10, jr.

B. ERNSTMEYER, NE,5-10, sr.

Emily Schultz, Pius, 5-8, jr. ·Jamie Ryan, LC, 6-0, jr. .Missy Perau, LE, 5-9, jr.

Wrestl~ng 103-Etim Fisk, SE. 112-Carlos Gonzalez, LH. 119-David Charroin, LH. 125-DAN BUSEK, NE. 130-Ken Yoder, LH. 135-Adrian Martinez, LH. 140-Brad Murphy, LH, & Brian Campbell, Pius.

145-Bart Murphy, LH. 152-Jared Ponce, LH. 160-Kurt Essink, LE & Derrick Fannin, LH .

171-Ryan Munter, SE. 189-Tadd Wegner, LH. Hvy.-Ted Butler, SE. Ho nor ary Ca pta ins -Ad rian Martinez, Brad Murphy, Ted Butler.

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Con grat ulat ions

Katie,

Jenny

Con gratu latio ns & Good Luck at College

We cou ldn' t be mor e prou d of a dau ghte r.

With you r min d and you r heart ther e is no limit to the goa ls you can achieve.

Mom & Dad

CONGRATULATIONS

Erica graduatin~ 'i

SHAWN WEA RE VERY PROUD OF YOU!

,

GOOD LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE PLANS WITH THE MARINES

Congratulations from

Beaker & Gotta Love f\/ ~

LOVE, MOM AND DAD

Con grat ulat ions

Congratulations

Scott

STEPHEN

Wea re very prou d of you!

WE'RE PROUD OF YOU! GOOD LUC K IN THE FUTURE

Goo d luck in your future.

Love, Mom & Dad

No way-that coul c never happen!

Are you serio us'?

Get real!

Girl friend ........ .

Don't start!

Sweet!

Oh well-life goes o t

LOVE, MOM AND DAD

________________

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Jenny, Cherish the ·yesterdays, Dream the tomorrows, Live the todays.

Thank you for being the rainbow in ou r lives. We are very proud of the person you have become.

Al l ou r love, Dad, Mom, Kevin

CARRIE

Congratulations

Congratulations!

We are very pro ud of you and you r accomplishments.

We wish the very best for you and whatever the future may hol d for you.

Wendy!

Love, Dad and Mom Jul ie & Susan

We are very proud of you and you r accomplishments Your hard wor k and determ Ination have bro ugh t you far and will take you anywhere you want to go.

Good luc k In the future.

Love, Mom, Dad and Ju lie

CONGRATULATIONS From a sweet litt le girl To a sweeet young woman.

Thank you, Mary Lou, for being who you are.

We wo uld n't change a thing.

We lo ve you.

Mom, Dad, Richard

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1992-1993 LINCOLN NORTHEAST MARCHING BAND HARVEST OF HARIJIONY - SUPERIOR LINCOL N PUBLIC SCHOOLS - SUPERIOR NEBRASKA STATE BAND MASTERS ASSOCIATION - SUPERIOR CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BOOSTERS

Congratulations

Congratulations

Stacy

Jessica

We are so very pro ud of yo u!

Love, Mom, Dad, Becky & Cin dy

May you r fut ure be filled with success and good hai r days.

We are all very pro ud of you.

Love, Dad, Mom, Ad am Kelly, Tom

C on gr at ul at io ns

Chad!

May all yo ur ha rd wo rk pa y off !

Love, Mom and Dad

Congrats

Jay You are the bes t/ We are all very pro ud of you.

Love, Mom and Dad, Shaunelle & Dan, Kelly & Lynn, and Brandy

Congratulations

Susie We are very proud of you!

Love, Mom & Dad

TIME Time; like a machine, tuned & perfectly suited for its purpose.

Constantly running, constantly changing things, changing lives, faces and never stopping.

The face of a little girl now is a work of art, sculpted and designed in such a short time.

The stars, always dropping, always burning; The earth, always changing, moving, always running .....

Until time takes its toll, until time runs the life from everythingdrowning all glory.

Until.. ... only time can tell a story .....

Ronald Lewis W. My little girl, the wind beneath my wings, the woman unfolding.....

It's now your time to go forth and

begin your story. God be with you.

Congratulations Kerry Jean!

Love, Morn

Congratulations

Aaron

,

We wish you the bes .

Good luck always

BILL Here's to all the great times we've shared, all our little secrets, all of our late-night endeavors (spiders, gasoline, matchsticks, recordings, drawings, Nintendo, & home gym), Cheers, Bundles, Marky Mark, trash talk, George Brett, and to a well-deserved graduation.

Love, Mom & Dae

Congratulations, Steve

Congratulations

Congratulations

Heath

Emily

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Shala Is the one In love, bu t to he r friends she's always true.

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Se ni or Su m m ar ie s Abbott.Nicole: 10-Girl's Golf (L) 11-Horizons, J.V. Cheer1eader.12Horizons (President), Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Bai rd,R ex: 12- Var sity Foo tba ll(L ), Star Studder.

Bartlett.Nicki: 1a-Student Council, Track. 12-Student Council.

Bautch.Chad:1 a-Tennis, Sophomore Baseball. 11-Tennis (L), May Day Attendant .12-Tennis (L) Homecom ing 2nd Att end ant , Sta r Studder.

Becker,Russell:1 a-Student Council, Sophomore Football, Academic Letter, Top 3% of Class. 11- Student Council, Varsity Football (L), Four Semester Honor Roll, Academic Letter, Top 3% of Class, Cornhusker Boy's State Congressional Youth Leadership Council Nominee, Scholar Athlete Award.

12-Varsity Football (L),AcademicAII State-Football, Heartland Conference All Academic Team-Football, ,Academic Decathalon Team, Academic Letter,Top 3% of Class, National Honor Society (President), Speech, Debate, Student Council , Principal's Leadership Program, Optimist Student of the Month, Who's Who Among American High Sch ool Stu den ts, D.A .R. E. Speaker.

Berlowitz,Matthew: 11-ROCKET. 12-ROCKET. Blalock.Katie: 1a-Northeastern.

11-Northeastern, Spirit Club (Captain). 12-Northeastern LPS District Wide Journalism, One Semester Honor Roll.

Brislen,Brian: 1a-Varsity Basketball (L),J.V. Basketball, Sophomore Baseball, Athletic Club.11Varsity Basketball (L), J.V. Baseball, Athletic Club.12-Varsity Basketball (L), Varsity Baseball, Athletic Club Student Trainer,Star Studder, Two Semesters Honor Roll.

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Brox.Daniel: 9-Swimming (L). 10Swimming (L), Concert Choir, Vocal Let ter . 11- Sw imm ing (L), Meistersingers, Vocal Letter, 12Swi mm i ng Co -ca pta in (L) , Meistersingers, Swing Choir, Debate, National Honor Society, Academic All-State, All-State Conference-Swimming, Nebraska Student Delegate to the Presidential lnaugaration, Who's Who Among American High School Students, "Good News" Five Sem est ers Honor Ro ll.

Carroll.Beth:1 a-Marching Band (L), Concert Band ,Sophomore Basketball, Soccer (L) .11-Marching Band (L),Jazz Band,Symphonic Band, Swing Choir, Soccer (L). 12Marching Band (L), Jazz Band, Sw ing Sy mp hon ic Ba nd, Ch oir, So cce r (L) ,W ho' s Who Among American High School Students.

Christiansen.Jessica: 1a-Golf (L), Sw imm ing . 11- Sw imm ing ,St ar Strutters. Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Cook.Elizabeth: 9- Varsity Basketball. 10- Sophomore Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Student Council. 11-Varsity Basketball, Student Council. 12-Football - Manager, Varsity Basketball (L), National Ho nor So cie ty,F our Se me ste r Honor Roll.

Cramer.Laura:11-Concert Choir.

12- Swing Choir, Concert Choir.

"Young April","The Bat".,"Twelf Nite O'Wateva","I Remember Mama" ,"Blind Date","Under A Mantle of Stars", "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers." National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Da nek , We nd y: 1 a-M arc hin g Ban d,C onc ert Ban d,S ym pho nic Ban d,S oph om ore Swing Choir, So pho mo re Ch eer lea der .11 Ma rch i ng Ba nd, Sy mp hon ic Ba nd , Sw ing Ch oir , Va rs it y Cheerleader(L),Softball Club.12Concert Choir,Swing Choir,Varsity Cheerleader, Softball Club,(Vice

President),NWU Presidents Sch olarship, National Honor Society, Five SemesterHonorRoll,Scholarof the Week.

Delano.Heather:1 0-FBLA,Croc.s Co unt ry,E col ogy Clu b. 11H or i z on s, Va rs ity Cheerleader,Swi mmi ng, Ecol or y Club,"I Remember Mama"Rock·1t of the We ek .12 -Co nce rt Ch oir, Ho rizo ns, Eco log y Clu · ,, "DinnerAt Eight',"She Was Onl y a Farmer's Daughter",Rocket of tt e W ee k, Re co go ni tio n Scholarship,Who's Who Amo r g American High School Student~ Drake,Darln:1 a-Sophomore Foe :ball, Sophomore Basketball.11-J . ! _ Football, Varstiy Football(L). 1 :Varsity Football(L).

Ebert.Jamie:1 a-Sophomore v ( 1leyball, Sophomore Basketbc I, Soccer (L).11-Cross Country (! ), J. V. Basketball, Soccer (L ).1 ~Cross Country (L ),Varsity Baski ·ball, Soccer(L), Sertoma Awa i, Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Ernstmeyer,Becky:1 o:Sophomc ·e Swing Choir, Concert Choir, F 3serve Volleyball, Reserve Bas k tball, Varsity Basketball. 11-Cc ,_ cert Choir, Swing Choir, Var' ty Volleyball (L), Varsity Basket t ill (L). 12-Concert Choir-Preside 1t, Swing Choir, Varsity Volleyball ( .), Varsity Basketball (L). Vocal L tter, "Good News", "Seven Brir ~s For Sev en Bro the rs" ,Na tio i ~I Honor Society-Assistant Secrete y, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Fal k.N eil; 11- Co nce rt Ch C' r, Meistersingers. 12-Meistersinge s, Pilots Club, Track, One seme< er Honor Roll Fauser. Lottie: 12-Varsity Fo itball-Manager. National Honor ' :>ciety, Who's Who Among Am f ican High School Students, Fe Jr Semesters Honor Roll.

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Concert Band, FBLA, Cross Country (L), Track. 11- Marching Band, Symphonic Band, FBLA, Cross Country. 12- Marching Band, Symphonic Band, FBLA, Tennis, Cross Country. Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Foy, Stacy: 12- Student Council.

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Glasscock, Tracy: 1o-Northeastern. 11-Northeastern. 12- Northeastern, ROCKET. Grubb, Jessica: 1o- Marching Band (L), Concert Band (L). 11Marching Band, Symphonic Band.

12- Marching Band, Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Band President.

Sound for"Good News" and"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers", National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Harig, Mary Lou: 10-Swimming.

11- Horizons. 12- Concert Choir, International Club. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Heiman, Jami: 10-Concert Choir, FBLA. 11- Concert Choir,Horizons, Student Council. 12-Debate, Student Council-Reorganization Chair.

Vocal Music Letter, "I Remember Mama", "Dinner At Eight", "Twelf Nite O' Wateva", "Young April ", "The Bat", "Good News", "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Helnicke,Geoffery:1 o-Marching Ba nd ,C on ce rt Band, Tr ac k.1 1Track, Intramural Basketball. 12lnt ram ura l Basketball. National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

.co un try . $2,500 Scholarship from Fa mi ly Cutters, One Se me ste r Honor Roll.

Jay, Andrea: 10-Marching Band, Concert Band. 11- Marching Band, Sy mp ho nic Band. 12 -M arc hin g Band, Symphonic Band, ROCKET, Golf. Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Jimenez, Shelly: 10-Sophomore Ch ee rle ad ing . Tw o Se me ste rs Honor Roll, Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Johnson, Jennifer: 9- Swimming (L). 10- Swimming (L). 11- Varsity Ch ee rle ad er (L).Rocket Of The Week.

Johnson. Michele: 1o- Marching Band (L), Concert Band (L) .11Marching Band (L), Symphonic Band (L). 12-Marching Band (L), Symphonic Band (L), Vice-President of Band Staff. "Twelf Nite O' Wateva", "I Remember Mama", "Dinner At Eight", National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Three Semesters Honor Roll.

Kacirek, Randall: 1o- Track (L), Cross Country (L). 11- Track (L), Cross Country (L). 12- Track (L), Cross Country (L). Sertoma Award, Max Hester Award, National Honor Society, Four Semester Honor Roll.

Horn, Ami: 11- FBLA, Spirit Club(L). Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Howell, Stephanie: 10- Sophomore Basketball, Soccer (L). 11Concert Choir, Student Council, Reserve Cheerleader-Secretary, Soccer. 12-Concert Choir, Horizons, Student Council (L), Varsity Ch ee rle ad er -C ap ta in. "S ev en Brides For Seven Brothers".

Kaul, Tracy: 1a-Orchestra. 11Orchestra, Concert Choir, Spirit Club- Captain. 12-Orchestra (L), Concert Choir. "Seven Brides For Se ve n Br oth er s", W ho 's Who Among American High School Students.

Keyser, Karl: 9-VarsityVolleyball.

10-FBLA, Varsity Volleyball (L), Reserve Basketball, Soccer (L).11Varsity Volleyball (L), Varsity Basketball (L),Soccer (L). 12- Varsity Vo lle yb all (L). Ac ad em ic AIISt ate (V oll ey ba ll, Ba sk etb all , Soccer), Volleyball Recognitions1st Team All -C ity , 2nd Team AllState and All Conference, Soccer All City Second Team, Sertoma Award-Volleyball, May Day Atten-

dant, National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Kost, Fred: 12- ROCKET, The No rth ea st Pu lse . W ho 's W ho Among American High School Students, Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Leddy, Angela; 10- Marching Band (L) , Concert Barid (L). 11- Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Student Council. 12- Student Council.

National Honor Society, Three Semesters Honor Roll.

Lee, Carrie: 10- Sophomore Volleyball, Tennis. 11- Star Strutter (L), Tennis (L), Difference Makers.

12- Star Strutter-1st Semester CoCaptain & 2nd Semester Treasurer, Tennis (L), Difference Makers.

Lemke, Kristen: 11- Twirler. 12Twirler. D.A.R.E. Representative, National Honor Society, Top 3% Of Class , Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Livers, Jenny: 1o- International Club, Athletic Club- Social Director, Sophomore Volleyball, Sophomore Basketball, Tennis (L). 11-lnternational Club, Reserve Volleyball, Tennis (L), Reserve Basketball. 12Varsity Football-Manager (L), Varsity Basketball (L), Tennis (L). Peer Helper, AIDS Peer Helper, Two Semesters Honor Roll.

Lockard.Cara: 10-Marching Band, Or ch es tra , Co nc er t Ba nd . 11 Marching Band, Orchestra, Symphonic Band. 12-Marching Band, Orchestra, Symphonic Band. Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Long, Christy: Youth Alert Award For Saving The Life Of Another, One Semester Honor Roll.

Loos, Melissa: 1o-FBLA, International Club. 11-FBLA, Photography Club. 12- FBLA, International Club, Photography Club. Academic Letter, National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Luettel, Jenni: 1o- Marching Band, Concert Band, Student Council, International Club, Wrestling-Man- • ager, Tennis, Athletic Club, Campus Life. 11-Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Student Council, ln-

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ternational Club, Wrestling-Manager, Tennis, Pe er Helping, Athletic Club, Raquet Club, Campus Life.12-StudentCouncil-Treasurer, Wrestling-Manager, Tennis, Peer Helper, Teen Peer AI DS Educator, Campus Life. "Young April", "Twelf Nite O' Wateva", Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Madhaven, Deepak: 10-Tennis.

11- Tennis (L). 12-Tennis (L), Academic Decathlon. Sertoma Award, Scholar Athlete Award, National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Four Semester Honor Roll.

Malepa, Fiona: 11- Racquet Club.

12-lnternational Club-Vice President, Rocket Of Th e Week.

Mason, Jill: 1o- Marching Band, Concert Band. 11- Marching Band (L), Symphonic Band, ROCKET, Golf(L). 12- Marching Band, Conce rt Ba nd , Sy mp ho nic Ba nd , ROCKET, Golf(L).Sertoma Award.

Miller, Bill: 10- Sophomore Swing Choir, Chess Club, Vocal Letter.

11- Concert Choir, Swing Choir, Math Club (L), Chess Club, Vocal Letter. 12- Swing Choir, Math Club, Chess Club."Young April", "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", Aca- . demic Decathlon, National Honor Society, Who's W ho Among American High School Students, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Miller, Ch ris top he r:1 0-M arc hin g Band, Concert Band, Concert Choir.

11- Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Meistersingers. 12- Ma~chi ng Ba nd , Sy mp ho nic Ba nd , Meistersingers , Chambersingers.

Letter, Band Letter and Vocal Key, Nebraska All-State Vocal , "Good News", National Honor Society, Five Semesters Honor Roll.

Miller, Crystal: 11- International Club, R.A.D.D., Spirit Club (L)-Captain. 12-R.A.D.D., Spirit Club-Captain, Poetry Club. One Semester Honor Roll.

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Myers. Leigh: 1o- Sophomo~e Swing Choir. 11- Concert Choir, Star Strutters, Associated Jazz. 12C on ce rt Ch oi r-C ho irC ou nc i I, Chambersingers, Star Strutters Demerit Chairperson. Two Vocal Letters, National Honor Society, Rock Show, "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", Two Semesters Honor Roll.

O'Connell, Jennifer: 10-Marching Band , Concert Band, International Club, Wrestling- Manager (L), Soccer (L), Campus Life. 11- Marching Band, Concert Band, Student Council, International Club, WrestlingManager (L), Soccer (L), Campus Life. 12- Student Council, Wrestling- Manager (L), Soccer(L), Campus Life. Elks Award, Spotlight On Art Show, Honorable Mention In Scholastic Art Show, Weslyan Senior Honor Show, Who's Who Am on g High Sc ho ol Students, Three Semesters Honor Roll.

Ogden, Wendy: 10- Sophomore Volleyball, Sophomore Basketball, Soccer (L). 11- Varsity VolleyballManager ( L), Varsity BasketballManager (L), Soccer(L). 12- Varsity Volleyball- Manager (L), Soccer. All State Academics- Soccer, All- City Soccer, Greater Nebraska Conference Soccer, National Honor Societv. Four Semesters Honor ·Orth, Sarah: 1o- Sophomore Volleyball, Sophomore Basketball, At~letic Club. 11- Student Council, Soccer (L), Varsity Basketball- Manager (L) . 12- Star Strutters (L), Soccer(L), Student Council. New Player Of The Year- Soccer, One Semester Honor Roll.

Patel, Kalpesh: 12- Varsity Baske tba ll, Int ram ura l Ba sk etb all Champions, Academic Decathlon.

Three Semesters Honor Roll.

Patterson, Rob: 1o- Concert Choir.

11- Concert Choir, Student Council, Reserve Football. 12- Concert Ch oir - Vice President, St ud en t Council- Vice President, Varsity Football (L), Rainbow Club. "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers".

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Country, Campus Life. 11- Cance Choir, Tennis, Cross Country (L Difference Makers, Campus Lif 12- Tennis, Cross Country, Diffe en ce Ma ke rs, Ca mp us Li f, Sertoma Award-Cross Countr National Honor Society, Who's W ~ Among American High School Sr dents, Journal-Star Academic I·.

State, Heartland Conference Ac de mi c Award, Fo ur Semeste Honor Roll.

Pence, Michael: 1o- Sophom c Football. 11- Varsity Football, R serve Football, Varsity Football. 1 Varsity Football (L).

Pickett, Tammi: 10- Northeaste :.

11- Northeastern. 12- Northea ern. Perfect Attendance.

Pope. Stacy: 1o- Sophomore B, ketball Varsity Volleyball (L). 1 Varsity Volleyball (L),Student Co L cil, Tennis, Athletic Club, Camp Life. 12-Varsity Volleyball (L), S: dent Council, Tennis, Athletic CIL Campus Life. American Legion At iliary Girls State, Who's W Among American High School S dents, Three Semesters Honor Ri Preston, Chris: 1o- Sophom c Swing Choir, Soccer- Mana r (L).11-Russian Club, Concert Ch f Meistersingers,Vocal Letter. : Meistersingers, Amnesty lnterr tional, Poetry Club, Russian CIL Vice President, Rainbow CIL Council. Rock Show, "Seven Bri c Fo r Se ve n Brothers", Natio r Honor Society, Three Semestc Honor Roll.

Rasplicka, Tracy: 1o- March; Band, Concert Band, Reserve V leyball, Sophomore Volleyball. • Marching Band, Symphonic Ba i Reserve Volleyball. 12- March i Band, Symphonic Band, Vars Volleyball (L), Drum Major(L). Ba Letter, Ac ad em ic Letter, KF r Scholar Of The Week, Top 3% Class, Scholastic Athlete Aw a National Honor Society, Who's W Among American High School S· . dents, Girl's State Nominee, Ro d ; Of The Week, Four Semest( , Honor Roll.

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demic Letter for Top 3%. 12•ROCKET, Poetry Club, Individuals For Change." Young April ", "The Bat","Twelf Nite O'Wateva", "I Remember Mama", "Dinner At Eight", "Under A Mantle Of Stars", "Blind Date", National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Five Semesters Honor Roll.

Scholl. Ann: National Honor Society, Scholar Of The Week, One Semester Honor Roll.

Schulenberg. Rebecca: 1o- FBLA, International Club, Photography Club. 11- FBLA, Varsity Cheerleader (L), Photography Club. 12FBLA, International Club- Treasurer, Photography Club.

Schwaniger. Brad: 1o- Sophamore Football, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Baseball.11- Reserve Basketball, Reserve Baseball. 12Varsity Football (L). National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Sheaff, Kim: 10- Sophomore Basketball. 11- Star Strutters(L). 12Star Strutters(L)- 1st Season Secretary, 2nd Season Demerit Chairperson.

Sheldon, Kari: 11- Concert Choir, Student Council, ROCKET. 12. ROCKET- Editor, Meistersingers.

Vocal Music Letter, "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers".

Snyder, Sarah: 11- Cance rt Choir, Meistersingers, Golf (L), Vocal Music Letter and Key. 12- Concert Choir, Meistersingers, The Pulse, ROCKET, Vocal Music Letter.

Scholar Of The Week, National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Sobolik, Erica: 9- Swimming (L).

10- Swimming. 11- ROCKET, Reserve Cheerleader. 12- ROCKET.

International Club. 11- FBLA, Photography Club. 12- FBLA, lnternational Club-President, Photography Club. National Honor Society, Two Semester Honor Roll.

Stake, Sara; 1o- Marching Band, Concert Band. 11- Marching Band, Symphonic Band. 12- Marching Band (L), Symphonic Band.

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Vocal Letter, National Honor President- Secretary, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Academic All- State Cross Country and Track, Track Academic All- Conference, "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", Five Semesters Honor Roll.

Roeber. Jay: 10- Reserve Football, Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. 11- Reserve Baseball, Varsity Football (L). 12Varsity Football (L), Varsity Baseball (L) Who's Who Among American High School Students.

Rystmm.Justin: 1a-Wrestling (L), Cross Country. 11- Wrestling (L), Cross Country. 12- Wresling (L), Cross Country.

Sand, Rene: 10- Sophomore Swing Choir (L). 11- Swing Choir, Star Strutters (L)- Junior Representative, Rock Show. 12-ConcertChoir, Swing Choir, Star Strutters (L)Captain, Rock Show. Sophomore May Day Royalty, Homecoming Hostess.

Schell, Gerit: 10- Tennis, Concert Choir, Sophomore Swing Choir, Vocal Music Letter and Key. 11Concert Choir- Choir Council, Swing Choir, Stud Squad, Vocal Music Letter and Key. 12- Swing Choir, Stud Squad, Star Studders, Vocal Letterand Key."Good News", "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers", Doane College Honor Choir, Wesleyan Honor Choir, Hastings Honor Choir, All- City Solo Recital, Outstanding Solo Award-LPS Jazz Festival.

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Vanschoiack, Angie: 1o- Marching Band, Concert Band. 11- Marching Band, Symphonic Band. 12Symphonic Band.

Walter, Adam: 9- Soccer. 1o- Soccer (L). 11- Soccer (L). 12- Soccer (L). National Honor Society, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Wenzl, Bill: 10- International Club, Tennis, · Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. 11- lnternational Club, Swimming (L), Tennis (L), Reserve Baseball, Academic Letter. 12- Swimming (L), Varsity Baseball (L), Star Studder.Top 3% Of Class, National Honor Society, May Day Attendant, D.A. R. E. Representative, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

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12- Student Council, Varsity Football (L), Swimming (L), Soccer.

National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, AcademicAII-StateforSwimming and Football, Four Semesters Honor Roll.

Wolf. Robert: 1o- Debate, Sophomore Basketball. 11- Debate (L), Student Council. 12- Debate, Student Council - Chairman, LPS District Council On Curriculum and Instruction Review. Corn husker Boys State, Nebraska Conference Of Youth, Academic Letter, National Merit Semi- Finalist, National Honor Society, Top 3% Of Class, Five Semesters Honor Roll.

Yenglin, Chris: 10- R.A.D.D.-Secretary. 11- R.A.D.D.- Secretary, Spirit Club. 12- R.A.D.D.- Secretary, Spirit Club. Jr. Year Perfect Attendance.

Zabloudil, Chad: 10- Jazz Band (L). 11- Jazz Band (L), Orchestra.

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Index Seniors Abbott, Nathan 17 Abbott, Nicole 17 Ackerman, Gregory 17 Aden, Brenda 17 Alfonso, Fred 17 Allen, Brian 17,82,88,132 Andersen, William Anderson, Amy 129 Anderson, Julie Anderson, Kellie 13, 17,88, 113 Andrews, Jennifer 17 Bailey, Jason 79 Baird, Rex 17,132 Barry, Michael 17,80,82, 132, 144 Bartek, Jason 17, 152

Bartlett, Marla 17 Bartlett, Nichole 17,98 Bashore, Jeffrey Bautch, Chad 17,77,80,102, 128,142 Bean Cox, Joshua 17 Becker, Russell 17,79,82,87, 98,132 Bell, Jennifer 17 Berlowitz, Matthew 17,81 Beuning, Wesley 17,79,86 Bixenmann, Craig Blalock, Catherine 17, 100 Bodfield, Chad 18,132,133 Boldt, Jason 18 Bornemeier, Jessica 18 Bossung, Scott 18,94 Bower, Stephanie 18 Bowers, Toby 18 Bratt, Kevin 18 Bridges, Mary 18 Briscoe, Brian Brislen, Brian 18,77,80,144 Brock, Shawn Brown, Misty 18 Brown, Molly 18,79 Brown, Tricia 18 Brox, Daniel 18,79,87, 106, 107,108, 154 Budt, Nichole 18,85,110,111 Buell, Michelle 18 Buller, Courtney Burchett, Shawn Burk, Casey 13, Burns, Jenifer 18 Burns, Thomas 116 Byrnes, Stacia 18,82, 120 Caha, Alan Carbaugh, Eric Carr, Mandy 18,113 Carroll, Beth 18,108 Cassel, Lori 18 Ceraolo, Gina 19 Champion, Gregory 19,102 Chandler, Amanda 19 Christiansen, Jessica 19,130 Clark, Jason 19,81 Clark, Jeffrey 19 Cockrill, Nicole 19 Coffey, Patrick Coleman, Sherri Conover, Michael 19 Cook, Christopher 19 Cook, Elizabeth 19,79,148 Cramer, Laura 19,108,109, 110 Crawford, Justin 19 Crouse, Norman Curtis, Mark 19,79 Curtis, Nancy 19 ,77,79,143 Danek, Wendy 19,79,108, 110 ,12 2,1 23 Danhauer, Thaddeus 19 Davis, Brandon Davis, Janice Davis, Scott

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Degarmo, Tammy 19,102, 103,113 Delano, Heather 19,82,84, 110,116,118 Dickey, Aaron 19,83 Dickey, Jennifer 8,19,102 Diekmann, Tonia 20 Divine, Rusty 20,79,142 Donahoo, Douglas Dowding, John Drake, Darin 20,132 Dubas, Jason 20 Dughman, Lori 20 Eberhardt, Jason Ebert, Jamie 20,143, 148 Ehlers, Benjamin 20 Eisenbarth, Jason 20 Elliott, Lance 20,108,116 Enns, Mark 20,77,79,80 108,110,142 Erickson, Mark 20 Ernstmeyer, Rebecca 20,108, 109,110,136, 148,149 Ertl, Michael 20 Evans, Lisa 20,120 Falk, Neil 20,80, 106,107 Fargo, Rachelle 20, 79,86, 110,120,121 Fauser, Lottie 20,79, 132 Fedler, Patricia 92, 141 Findley, Emily 20,143 Forcier, Benjamin 20,81,98, 106, 107,108,142 Fossberg, Benjamin Fouraker, Adam Foy, Stacy 20,98 Francke, Jennifer 21 Fuller, Teri Fuller, Troy Gabelhouse, Michael 21 Garcia, Carlos Garman, Fawnia 21,120,128 Getting, Travis 21,108,142 Gettman, Angela 21 Gewecke, Jennifer 21,79,98, 110, 120 Gilliam, Sea·n Glasscock, Tracy 21,100,101, 102 Goodrich, Michael Gordon, Stephen Gosey, Adam 21 Groves, Timothy Grubb, Jessica 21 ,96 Haas, Jami Haas, Shawna Habel, Janalyn 21 Handa, Justin 21 Hansen, Scott Hardesty, ntt an y 21 Harig, Jason 21 Harig, Mary Lou 21,78,110 Havlat, Chadrick Heiman, Jami 21,76,79,98,99, 116,118

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Lawrence, Nathan 23 Le, Canh Le, ·Nam Leddy, Angela 23,79,98 Lee, Carrie 23,120 Lehr, Matthew 24,80 Lemke, Kristin 24,79,90 Lemke, Summer 24,79 ,102 Lengel, Scott 24 Linkugel, Casey Livers, Jennifer 24,82, 132, 148,165 Lockard, Cara 24 Long, Christi 31, Loos, Melissa 24,78,79,85 Luette!, Jennifer 24,130 Madhavan, Deepak 24,79,81, 142 Mahoney, Kristina 24 Mahoney, Michael 24 Malepa, Fiona 78 Manzi, Julie 24 Mar, Tiffanie 16,24, 148 Marshall, Tammy 24 Martin, Chad 24,164 Mason, Cory 24 Mason, Jill 24,102,141 Massa, Jason 24,81 Mauser, Pearl 24 McCormick, Ashleigh 24,79, 86 McCrea, Matthew 25, 116 Mccreight, David 25 McCullough, Jennifer 25 McGovern, Shannon 25 McKathnie, Michael McKinnon, Kimberly McLain, Gina 25 Meints, Eric Miller, Christopher 25,106,112 Miller, Crystal 25,86,88, 104, 126,128 Miller, Derek 25 Miller, Micah 25 Miller, Stacy 25 Miller, Tiffany 25 Miller, William 25,79,83, 108 Minchow, Stephen 25 Mitchell, Ian 25, 79,132 Montez, Salvador Morgan, James Morningstar, Richard 25 Movick, Lorilee 25,155 Moxham, Nathan 25,86 Muir, Kevin 25 Muller, Kelly V. 14,82, 116, 117 116 118 122 Murphy, Michael Myers, Leigh 25,79,112,120 Myers, Shane Nash, Dana Neeman, Shane 25,132 Neff, Michael Nelson, Amy 26, Neukirch, Craig 26,132 Newkirk, Cody I

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Walker, Jamie30 Walter, Adam 30,79 Walter, Jason Walter, Michael Walton, Amanda 30,113 Ward, Larry Ware, John lv30 Watson, Lawrence Way, David 30 Weatherman, Amy 30 Wenzl, William 30,79,80, 154 Wheeler, James 30,76,79,98, 154 Wiegert, Jason 30,87 Wilbur, A. Nikki 31,110 Williams, Kerry 31,79 Williams, Robert Williams, Shala 31,120 Wimer, Jared 31,79,83,87 Wolfe, Robert 31,87,98,118, 119 Worm, Mark Wulf, Jefry 31 Yenglin, Christy 86,88, 126 Zabloudil, Chad31,97 Zucca, Ginie

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Timmerman, Jennifer Titterington, Jesse 29 Tooker, Sean 30,110,132 Tran, Nhung Trimm, Denice Triplett, Kyle Tucker, Benjamin 30, 78,80, 128 ,14 4,1 45

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Boardman, Sherin35,82 Bolinger, Tracy 35 Bonge, Brian Bouge, Rachel 35,76,84,87 Bowers, Tanya 35 Brannan, Jackson Bray, Amy Briley, Wendy 35,108,109, 143 Brill, Matthew 35,81 Brill, Robert 35 Brinkman, Daniel 35, 77,132 Brock, Jennifer 35 Brown, Joe35,77,132,144, 146 Brown, Martrell Brtek, Jaime 35 Bruns, Gary 35,77,82, 116, 117 ,11 8

Bui, Petrus 35,142 Burbach, Angelena 35,136 Burback, Brian 35,77,132 Burback, Tamara 35,148,149 Burns, Tiffany 76,79,84,86, 116 Bush, Meesha 35 Butler, Joel 35, 134 Canuso, Nicholas 108,112 Cardoza, Adam 36 Carlile, Brandi 36 Carmichael, Amy 36,85 Carson, Kerry 36, 100,104, 132, 134

Chapman, Christa 36,150 Christianson, Craig 36,142 Chu, Lien Clare, Daniel 36,84,98, 104, 110,116,118 Clark, Tara 36 Clow, Scott 36 Cochran, Shane Conover, Kelley Cook, Brian 36,118,164 Coombes, Lisa 36 Corning, Jeffrey Cotton, Heather 36 Cox, Heath 36 Craft, Corey 36 Craig, Kimberly 36,76,86 Crandell, Tina 36 Cronin, Jennifer 36 Crook, Maria 36 Crosby, Angela 36,124 Curry, Beneva 36,126 Curtis, Jessica 36,39,82,100, 101,116,118 Davis, Courtney 36 Davis, Sonya Delaney, Jason 36 Delange, Michelle 36 Delano, Elizabeth 36, 118, 143 Dewan, Chantel 37,83, 11 O Dodworth, Cameron 37, Dolezal, Mike37 Dondlinger, Daniel Downs, Crystal 37 Drewel, Jeremy 37,86, 152, 153 Duitsman, Timothy 37,144, 146

Dunn, Donald 37 Durham, Gaylene 37,88, 11 O, 113 Eckmann, Chad 37,102 Eden, Matthew Egbarts, Tammy 37 Einspahr, Kimberlee 37, 85, 108 109 11 0 12 0 Eley, Jamie 37 Ellis, Monica 37 Ems, Denise 37 Engnell, Carla Engstrom, Elizabeth 37,120 Ensign, Ruth 37,43,76,79,84, 86,116,118 Erickson, Timothy 37,110,112 Erks, Jeff 37 Ethridge, Tanya37,79,86,87, 88,104,126 Evans, Heather 37,104 Fanders, Jill 37,45,76,86 Findley, Allison 37,85 Fisher, Jason Fitzgerald, Benjamin 37,134, 152 Folsom, Becky 37,85,11 O Franzen, Daniel 38,108,112 Funk, Leslie Furlong, Sarah 38 Gagner, Emmie 38 Garza, Chad Gaston, Aaron 38 ,8598, 134 Geer, William 38,76,87,110 Geisler, Scott Gemmell, Justin 38,134 Giraud, Gabriel 38,134,152 Goeschel, Richard 38, Graessner, Iris 38, 116 Graewe, Michael 38 Gray, Michael Griffeth, Jillaina 38,110,165 Griggs, Phillip 152 Grow, Ryan 38,46, Guhde, Danell 38,106,108, 109,110 Gusler, Melisa 38,77,85 Haake, Lacey 38,122 Hagemeier, Daren 38, Harpham, Mark 38, Harris, Christopher 38,154 Harry, Brian Hartshorn, Jeffery 38 Havel, Jason 38,134,152 Haydon, Carrie 38,122,129 Hayes, Justin 38 Heiden, Clinton Heinbigner, Jennifer 38 I

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Hoffman Emery, Jennifer 37, 85,110,140 Holland, Christina 39 ,83,110, 122 123 140 155 Holzwarth, Felix 39,142,154 Horn, Emily 39,85, 108,165 Horton, Samuel 35,39 Hotler, Timothy Huenink, Benjamin 39 ,85 ,132, 146 Hug, Casey 39,77,85 ,134 Hurd, Aaron 39,134 Hydo, David Jackson, James Jr 39,77,11 O, 132, 144 Jenkins, Michael 39,104 Johnson, Darren 39 Johnson, Jason 39 Johnson, Shawn 39 Jones, Heather 8,39,82 Julian, Jason Jungers, James 39 Kahler, Daniel Jr. Karr, Jason 39 Kaspar, Jason 39,134 Kehm, Teresa 39 Kilburn, Christine 39 Kimm, Anna 40,113 Kipper, Laura 40,88 Klein, Stephanie 40,82,122 Knight, Mark 40 Knight, Sundra Knippel, Chris 40 Knudson , Clinton Knuth, Jared 40,132,133 Koci, Jennifer 40,102 Koehne, Amy 40 Koerner, Jason 77,132 Korn, Adam Kost, Joshua 40,80 Kouma, Anthony 40 Krejci , Jeanie 36,40,113 Kreps, Linnea 40,113 Kuhf ahl, Heather Kutschkau, Michael 35 Laher, Joshua Laib, Jeffrey 40 Lancaster, Justina 40,76,78, 86 Lanum, Mindy 40,82, 150 Larson, Theia 40 Le, Canh 40 Leising, Christina 40 Lempke, Michael 40,82,108 Lenhoff, Paul 40, Leonard, Analisa 40,76,83, 110,111 Leonard, Ruth 40,80,82, 116 Lindsey, Rebecca 40,76 Lloyd, Jeremy 41,78 Lloyd, Tracy Loos, Joel 41,108,164 Lord, Michele 116 Louthan, Penny 41 ,78 Lowery, Jeffrey 41 Luedders, Keith 41 I

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Petska, Melissa 43 Piersel, Amber 43 Pirnie, Jay 43,134 Pollard, Edward 43 Poole, Richard 43 Pope, Anthony 43 Portsche, Robert 43, 134 Post, Melissa 43 Power, Christina Preston, Daniel 43,76,86 Priess, Timothy 43 Purcell, Heather 43 Rabago, Naomi 43 Ramadanovic, Fuad 43 Rapp, Allissa 43,85 Raridon, Lezlie 43,77,85, 108, 112,138,165 Rasmussen, Dana 43,85 Rasplicka, Tammy 43,150 Raymond , Sarah 43,82,91, 110,120 Reamy, Steven Reed, Jason 43,77,134 Regnier, Ryan 43,112,127, 143 Regnier, Shannan 43 Rejda, Marty 43 Remmenga, Paul 43 Renshaw, Theresa 44 Reubenking, Deana 44, 155 Rice, Alisha 44 Richards, Tiffany 44, 112 Richardson, Chad 77,86 Robinson, Kevin 16,44,77,85, 108,127,143 Roesler, Natalie 44,77, 136, 137, 148 Rogers, Laurie 44 Root, Keith Rosales, Corina 44 Rotert, Cory 15, 11,44, 78 Roza, Chad 44 Rupe, Kerry Rutjens, Chasity 44 Saddler, Chad 44 Saltzman, Damon 44 Sauvage, Danielle 39,44 Schaich, Kellie 44,116,118 Schemmerhorn, Kristen 44, 110,140 Schilke, Michael 44 Schmidt, Wendy 44,102,103, 113,141 Schneider, Aaron 44 Schneider, Scott Schoeppner, Beth Schoneweis, Tonja 36,44, 112 Schroth, Mason 16,44,78,143 Schrum, Scott 44 Schubert, Stacy 44,85 Schwarz,Joe(B.J.) 44,91,93, 102,164 Sell, Amanda Sellmeyer, Daniel 44,80 Settell, Robert 44,80, 104 Sexton, Alicia 44, 76,82,83, 116,117,118

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Seyersdahl, Shannon 44,86, 88 Shamburg, Angela 44,85, 11 O Shaw, Robin 44 Sheridan, Andrea 45,86,87,88 Sherman, Amy 45 Shetron, Jennifer 45, 78 Shores, Shawn 45,82, 104, 105, 142 Shottenkirk, Thomas 45,134 Showalter, Shawn 45 Sigrist, Christopher Slechta, Thomas 45, 146 Smith, Alisha45 Smith, Amy 43,45,76,86 Smith, Brandy Smith, Scott 45,86 Smith, Steven 45,134 Snider, Danielle 45,140,155 Sorrels, Marvin 45 Spomer, Neil 45,76,77,154 Springer, Joy 45, 78, 118 Standley, Lisa Stanley, Jamason 45 ,80, 146 Steenbarger, Jason 45 Stepanek, Rebecca 45,122, 123,140 Stevens, Michelle 141 Steyer, Kristin 45, 76,83,84 Stinson, Heather 45 Straatmeyer, Thomas 45 Sullivan, Courtney 104,105 Summers, Carmen 45,85,98, 138 Svoboda, Jeremy 45,77,78, 85, 110 ,12 7,1 43, 146 Tambke, Corey 45 Tatum, Jennifer 45 Taylor, Jamie 45 Tejral, Amy 45,85 Thompson, Brien 45, 134 Tichota, Robert 80 Tilson, Mike 45 Tilson, Rebecca 45 Tomjack, Eric 46 Tompkins, Michaela 46 Torell, Joshua 46 Tracy, Sally 46,110,113,155 Tran, Giang Trembley, Michelle Truong, Nguyen Truong, Phuc Truong, Xuan 46,76 Usher, Travis 46,78,142,146 Van Arsdall, Scott 46 Van Cleaf, Jacob 46 Varrati, Michael Villines, Amy 45,46,76,79,86, 94 Vogel, Johnathan 46,143 Volzke, Craig 46,142,144,146 Von Busch, Andrew Von Busch, Kelly 46 Vonfeldt, Jill 46 Walker, Stephanie 46,85, 110, 155 Wallace, William 46 Waller, Jesse 46, 11 O

Walter, Rachele 46,76,78,79, 84,86 Wanek, Alan Washburn, Jessica 46 Wassenberg, Matthew 46, 142 Waterbury, Clifton 46,80, 127, 154 Westling, Joshua 46,77,132 White, Ryan Whitney, Jessica 46,83,85 Whitson, Lisa 46 Wieser, Angela 46,88, 126,140 Wilber, Andrew 46,134 Williams, Aaron 47 Williams, Crystal 8,47,136, 148 Wilson, Jennifer 47 Wilson, Justin 47,81 Witte, Clayton 47 Wolfe, Carrie 47 Worm, Wayne 47,116,118 Wright, Johnathan 47,112 Wright, Steven 47,144,145 Young, Michelle 45,47,141, 155 Zabel, Scott 47 Zillig, Cory 40,47,76,78,86 Zimmerman, Sara 47,77,85, 138,150, 165 Zornes, Colleen 47 Zwiebel, Angela 47

S op ho m or es Abbink, Vanessa 48,88 Acosta Tavare, Alex Adams, Jeffrey 48, 142 Ahlberg, Lana 48,110,148 Alexander, Caleb 48,78, 110 Alkire, Christina 48 Allerheiligen, Bill 48 Amory, Lori 48 Andersen, Craig Anderson, Elizabeth 48 Anderson, Karl 48, 79 Ankeny, Tina 48,85, 151 Anspach, Bryan 48,135 Atteberry, Pamela 48 Ausdemore, Jamie 48,124 Baatz, Gretchen 48,114,124, 140 Baddesha, Aman Deep 48, Bahm, Nathan 48,132,134 Bailey, Steven 48 Bailey, Timothy 48,114,116, 118 Bales, Dwain 48 Ballengee, Robert 48 Bamesberger, Nicole 48, 124 Barnes, Jody Bartzatt, Chris 48, 135 Baum, Julie 48,98 Bautch, Scott 48,77,135,147 Baxter, Darrel 48 Bayne, Michael 48 Bechtel, Steven 48 Bechtolt, Amy 48 Beck, Joshua 48, 114

Becker, Gregory 48,135 Beckman, Nlcole 48 Beckmann, Bradly 48, 164 Beenblossom, Alisha 49 Beenblossom, Erin 49 Berens, Angel 49 Berry, Jessica 49 Besch, Scott 49 Best, Bradley Biggerstaff, Elissa 49,136, 148 Biles, B.J. 49,164 Billings, Mindy 49 Bills, Holly 49 Bishop, James Blackman, Darrick 49 Blanton, Chad 49 Blayney, Jason 49 Boley, Shawn 49,135 Bomberger, Joshua 49 Booton, Benjamin Bouman, Christina Bower, Michael 49 Bowman, Beverly Boyd, Michael 49,135 Bratt, Lisa 49,78,165 Brewer, Shelly 49 Bridges, Keith Bright, Jason 49 Brooks, David 49 Brouillette, Sherri 49,57,78, 102 Brown, Antonio Browm, Johnie Brown, Michael Brown, Nicole 49 Brown, Stephanie 49 Brown, Tonia 49 Bucknell, Tory 49 Buis, Stacey 49 Bunstock, James Jr 49 Burchett, Howard 49 Burt, Georgiann 49,76,83,88 Busch, Amy 49 Busek, Daniel 49,152 Buss, Brandie 50,77,85, 139 Butler, Chalon 50 Butler, Melissa 50 Caha, Joan 50 Cain, Jeremiah 50 Caporaso, Daniel 50 Carbaugh, Andrew 50,114, 143,147 Cardoza, Amanda 50 Cardwell, Jillian 50 Carlson, Kari 50,114 Casados, Kanneatch 50,132, 134,152 Caviness, Heather 50 Ceballos, Carlos 50,140 Chandler, Chad Chapelle, Greggrey 50,114, 116,135 Chau, Dung 50, Chesnut, Daniel 50,78 Christiansen, Joshua 50,95, 147, 164

Christianson, Jason 50,142 Clapper, Angela50 Clark, Cory 50 Clarkson, Amber 50 Classen, Lindsay50 Clausen, Tracy 50,95, 124 Clewell, Kristina 50 Cole, Brandon 50,135,146 Conoley, Collin 50,142 Coombes, April Copeland, Nicola 50, 11 o Copley, Franklin Corner, Jennifer 50,114 Cox, Gavin 50 Craft, Richard 50 Craig, Linda 50 Craigie, Catherine 50 Crary, Patricia51,83 Cronin, Timothy 51 Cruey, Je nn ife r 51 Cutshall, Adam 51 Daffer, Beau 51,110 Danh, Duke Daugherty, Angela 51 Davis, Ann 51 Davis, Candida 51 Davis, Sarah 51 Decoteau, Lisa 51,140,124 Dekalb, Jennifer 51,118 Delaney, Raymond 51 Demery, Brian 51 Deollos, Nie Detmer, Nicole 51,139,151 Devlin, Melinda 51,87,88 Diehl, Kelly 51,139 Dill, Terra 51 Dinh, Kien Dixon, Kendy51,98,151 Dohmen, Desarai 51 Donnelly, Christopher 51 Dougherty, Jane 49,51,124, 125 Douglas, Jackie 51 Dugan, Jeremy 51 Duhachek, Adam 51 Durbin, Denise 51 Eastman, Jonathan 51 Ebert, Chad 51 Eden, Michelle Edmiston, Tyrell 51 Edwards, Matthew 51,135, 154 Ehlers, Mitchell 135 Eifert, Jennifer 51, 155 Eltiste, William 51 Ems, Elizabeth Ems, Rodney 51 Enevoldsen, Angela 52 ,1 39 ,1 43 Erickson, Adam 52,79,114 Ertl, Christopher 52, 143 Evans, Elizabeth 52 Fagler, Jeffrey 52,144,146 Ficke, Tracy 52,77 Firestone, John 52 Flores, Anthony 52 Flores, Stacy 52, 135 Fogelman, Jason 52,77

Fossberg, Emily 52 Fountain, Carrie 52,114 Foy, Cindy 52,114,139, 148, 124 Franssen, Melissa 52 Friesen, Jennifer 52,83 Ga big, Mary Jo 49 ,52 Gachugi, Wanjil~u Garcia, Zachary 52 Garner, Amanda 52,139 Geer, Gaberun 52,77,110,152 Gehle, Tisha 52 Geiger, Stephanie52, 140,155 Geigle, Melissa 52 Genrich, Jeremy 52,77, 142, 147 Gerlach, Gregory 52,144 Gilliland, Bryan Gillispie, Danelle Gilstad, Alicia 52 Gosey, Sara 52 · Graham, Brian Gray.Lori 52,77, 138 Green, Brian Green, Don 52 Grell, Angela 52 Gr igg s,C hr i~o ph er 52 , 143 Grove, Kelly 52 Grubb, Kirsten 52 Gruhn, Benjamin Guilliatt, Joy Gulbrandson, Raina 53 Hahn, Andrew 16,53, 114,127, • 14 3,1 47 Haith, Emily 53 Haith, Michele 53,139,155 Hall, Joshua 53,152 Hall, Thoedore Hamlin, Jamie 53,59,139, 151 Hanley, Shawn 53,152 Hansel, John 53,80 Hansen, Christopher, 53,135 Harm, Jill 53 Harriman, Clinton Harris, David 53 Harris, Duane 53 Harris, Melissa 53,155 Hartshorn, Andrew 53 Harvey, Sedric 15, 53 Hauner, Linda 53 Helm, Mattew 53 Helm, Mindee 53 Helmstadter, B. J. 53,132, 13 4,1 44 Helmstadter, Carlos Heninger, Erica 53,58 Henke, Adam 53,152 Henning, T. J. 53,147 Hickerson, Carl Hill, Craig 53 Hill, Sarah 16,53,78,165 Hiller, Erin 53, Hilt, Shannon 53,57 Hinkley, Karl Hoagland, Michelle 53 Hoffman, Jason 53,110 Hoffman, Jennifer 53

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Hoffman, Richard 53,79,86, 114 Hohenfeldt, Jennifer 53 ,155 Holmes, Laurel 53 ,114 Honstedt, Michelle 54

Madlock, Derek Magnus, Jennifer 55,124 Mallum, Michael 55 March, Jennifer 55 Markland, Paul 55,152 Marsh, Jeffrey Hood, Patrick 54, 55 Marshall, Emilie 55 Hoops, Heather 54 Martin, Glen 55 Howard, Amber 54 Martin, Zachary 51,55,78, 118 Hromas, Daniel 54,80 ,85, 135 McCartney, Dawn 55 Hubbard, Carlos 54,154 McConnell, Jennifer 55 Humeniak, Adam 54 ,154 McFarland, Jeremiah Hutchison, Ouitin McKinney, Amber 55 Hutchison, Russell Medina, Olga 55 Jackson, Jamie 54,88, 110, 126 Mellen, Timothy 56 Jahn, Tiffany 54 ,139 Merrill, Julie 56,139,151 James, Michael 54,118 Metcalf, Yvonne 56 Jarrett, Brian 54,132,134 Meyer, Jennifer 56 Jervey, Denette 54 Mihm, Kara 56,114 Johnson, Brenda 54 Miller, David 56,98 Johnson, Dawn 54,88 ,126, 128 Miller, James 56,135, Johnson, Jennifer 54 Miller, Jason Johnson, Jnel 54,95 ,124 ,139 Miller, Matthew 56 Johnson, Matthew 51 ,54 Miller, Vernon 53,56,83,98 Jones, Jeremiah Montanez, Elizabeth 56 Jones, Lashawn 54 Moshiri, Mark Joyce, Martin 54 ~ Heather 56 Jurgens, Shellie 54 Kaenel, Daviil1 f\Q ~ NB.RTHEAST HIG H ~ ~hi~ ~an a 56,94 MEDIACENTEitttwang, Nanpet 56,135, Ka~ler, D~ ~I~ .

OLN NEBRAS K.AM yers , Joshua 56 Keith, Kevin Nash, Kent • LINC Keller, Lori 54 Neddenriep, Wade 56, 132, 134 Kelly, Michelle 139 Neff, Cynthia 56,114 Kestler, Nick 54 Nelson, Erin 56,138,150,151 King, Kirsten 54 Nelson, Jennifer 56,155 Kinney, Don 54 Nickels, Michelle 56 Kirkland, Mary 54 Nickles, Sunnie 56 Kirkland, William 54,57, 127, 143 Niederhaus, John 56 Kissinger, Thomas 54 Ninh, Hieu Ngoc Kolb , Heather 54 Nissen, Koan 56, 11 O, 114,135, Koll, Joshua 54 Northup, Timothy 56,135,154 Kopycinski, Cynthia 54 Novak, Kelly 56 Korr:nanec, Jovana 55 Oaks, Joseph Kozisek, Lyndsey 55 Olsen, Justin 56 Kruce, Tara 55,79 Olson, Ryan 56 Kucera , Robert 55 Ore, Elizabeth 56 Kuchera, Shawn 55 Ott, Kelly 56,124,151 Kuhl, Adam 55 Owens, Leasha 56 Kuhlmann, Jason 55 Kuhn, Danna 55 56 a ecc Reb e, Pap Kuhnke, Zachary 55 35, 56,1 k Mar on, Pars Lahman, Brandee 55, 143 y Cor sch, Part Landauer, Sonya 55,124,155 56 thew Mat , hby Pas Lapsley, Lindsey 55 57 es Jam n, erso Patt Lauritzen, Brannon 55 issa Mel ne, Pay Lawrence , Adam 55,164 57 issa Mel , iska Pen Laws, Brandi 55,88 57 y Stac rs, Pete Lewis, Julie 55, 11 O 64 14,1 57,1 on Jas , rsen Pete Lind, Korey 49 eph Jos , rson Pete Lippincott, Laura 55,86, 138, 151 Peterson, Ryan 57 Lott, Patricia 55,85 Pfeifer, Heather Love, Mathew 55 Pham, Thanh 57 Luedtke, Jeremy 55,80, 152 Pham, Tien 57 Luong, Cuong Pham, Trang Luu, Hong Pickel, Rory 57 Lybarger, Jeremy 55,60 Pillard, Eric 57,147

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Pilmore, Jason Pilmore, Jennifer 57 Poole, Jessica Poore, Brian 57 Portsche, Lindsey 57,116 Post, Tinicia 57 Price, Jesse 57 Prochnow, Nicole 57 Props, Shawn 57 Pyle, Corey Randall, Daniel 57 Rauner, Paul 57 Ray , Nikki 57 Rayford , Joshua 57 Remaklus , Aaron 57 Remmers , Timothy Rice , Dana 57 Rice, Kurtis 57,78, 135,152 Richard, Rob 57, 60 Richardson, Jeffrey 57 Rinke, Kurt 57 Rivett, Mandelyn 57 Roark, Kimberly 57 Roberts, Jennie 87 Roberts , Melissa 57,143,150 Robinson, Paul 57 Rogge, Megan 57,114,155 Ross, Sarah 57,143 Ross, Vincent 58 Rust, Kami 58 Rutt, Tamera 58 Saalfeld, Tami 58 Sabin, Justin Saddler, Jason 58 Sandoz, Matthew Santiago, David Santiago, Jackie 58 Sardeson, Trisha Schaaf, Bridget 58 Schaub, Justin 58 Scheinost, Vicki 58,77,138, 150 Schied, Brian 58 Schildt, Matthew 58 Schildt, Michael 58 Schilke, Kimberly 58,151 Schindler, Melissa 58 Schmidt, Steve 58,135, Schmieding, Jamie 58 Schrage, Aaron 58 Schroeder, Daniel 58,142 Schuette, Jessica 58 , 59 Sch ulle r, Daw nell e 51,5 8,98 , 110,118 ,124,125 Schultz, Geoffrey 58 Schwaderer, Michael Scott, Allison 58 Scott, Amanda 58, 124 Scott, Andrew 58,59, 77,135, 152 Sell, Shannon 58,135 Shamburg, Jeffrey 58 Shaw, Courtney 58,110,116, 139, 151 Shaw, Suzanne 58,60 Sheldon , Ashlii 58

Sheperd, Michelle 58 Shires , Frank 58 Showen, Scott 58 Siebe, Christopher 59,83, 114, 140 Siebe , Eric 59 Silva, Joseph 59 Simental, Robert Jr. 59 Sindel, Steven 59,135,152,153 Skudlarek, Michelle 59 Slosson, Jason 59 Smelser, Tabitha 59 Smith, Angie 59 Smith, Evan 59 Snodgrass, Edward 59, 78 Snoke, Brenda 59 ,76,84 Snook, Daniel 59 Sobczyk, Brian 59,147,164 Soliman, Mohsin 59,135 Sorensen, Jedidiah 59 Spielman, Scott 57, 59 ,90, 135147, Spier, Gary 59 Spomer, Suzanne 59,124,129 Stanosheck, Shelly 59 Stanoscheck, Zachary 59,135 , Stinson, Chanda Stoddard, Keith 59,135, Stollar, Melinda 59 Stricker, Stacey Sutter, Anthony 59 Swenson, Nicole 59,138 Swisher, Christopher 53,59,81 Talbert, Patrick 59 Tanner, Mindy Tautfest, Andrew 59 Tavare, Alex 59 Thai, Nghi 59 Thies, Jennifer Thompson, James 59 Thoms, Elisha 59 Thurmond, Karen 60 Tietz, Erin 60,138, 150 Tindle, Jennifer 60 Tipton, Jody 60,114,150 Tobiassen, Mary 60,138,151 Tompsett, Kimberly 60 Tran, Anh Tran, Dung Tran, Thao Tran, Trieu Tran, Trung Tran, Ty Truong , Phuc 49,60 Trutna, Derek 60,142 Tucker, Shawn 60 Turner, Rebecca 60 Tweedie, Dan Ulf ers, Neal Ulrich, Melissa 60,138,155 Upton, Jami 60 Van Derslice, Trista Varnadoe, Latasha 60,124, 151 Vaverka, Jessica 60,139, 150 Vitamvas, Chessa 60,143 Voss, Robin 60,136, 148 Wachter, Jason

Wagner, Jessi 60 Walbridge, Robert Waldman, Shawn 60 Walles, Betsie 60 Watson, Carolee 60 Weatherman, Aaron 60,79,83 Welllnan, Scot 60,164 Wells, Jeffrey 60 ,1 32,146, 144,145 Wenzl, Troy 60 Westling, Tori 60 Westphal, Tanya 60 Wheeler, Bill 60,77,135,147 Whisenhunt, Kendra 60,139 , 150 White, Heidi 60 ,85 White, Ryan 60,135,147 Whiting, Jennifer 60 Will, Valarie 60

Williams, Seth 61 ,135 Wilson, .t.• :on 61,142 Wilson , Jason 61 Winchester, Jeffrey Winters, Michael Woodman, Jason 61 Woodrum, Sydnee 61 Worster, Kristina 61 ,114 Wozny, Jeremy 61 Wright, Christopher Yager, Brian 61 Yeager, Ronda 61,83, 141 Yonekura, Abigail 61 York, Erin 61,114,151 Young, Laura 61 ,110 Zeiger, Jeffery 61 Zessin , Kelly 61 ,151

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CLASS OF 1993 I t ' s time to say our Cast gooc£-6yes to our fast sclioo{ year. Over tlie years we've a[[ cfiangec£ in so many ways, Coo{(J, sty[e, attituc£e towarc£s peop{e anc£ most o f a[[ personaCity. ~ u 've a[[ taugfit us rig/it from wrong.

'E,verytliing tliere is to !(now in [ife, you gave us tfie courage, tfie power anc£ pric£e to 6eCieve in ourse[ves anc£ in our c£reams.

'Jt1le 've c£iscoverec£ tfie ac£u[t worCcl we've a[{grown-up to be ac£u[ts. 9'ou 've watcfiec{ us grow-up. 'We a[[ !(now it's time for us to move on. 'But, we wi[{ a{ways 6e together in our memories : ~ r e w e C [ 1993 ~ [ [ i e .9lnaerson PS. 'We w i [ [ meet again .....somec£ay.

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