Mickle
Shadows of Time ...
9TH GRADE
FACULTY
_ With the passing of time, changes seem to be cyclic arid styles of many things including: clothes, lengths of hair and even academics peak and then subside and peak again In 1976 the teachers' directions seem to be back to basics, namely: reading, writing, arithmetic and spelling. Among these peaks and valleys there seems to be emerging an important but subtle trend, that is, an effort to bridge the communication gap between teachers, students, and parents.
The Class of '77 was the first of its age to send representatives to the Board of Education as bona fide members. On Nov. 3 , 1976 such a group of parents, students , and professional staff members met for the first of a whole series o f meetings to discuss issues and c o ncerns. A mere beginning, but neve rtheless a beginning.
Clockwise from Immediate Left, Back Row: Mr. Peterson , Mr. Lahrs , Mr Ratl i ff Front Row: Mrs. Ogden, Mrs Cronk , Mrs Frederick. Mr Ratliffe Mrs. Webster.
Center Left: Mrs Clement, Mrs Bell , Mrs M anton, Mrs. Larson , Mr Quick Front ~ ow: Mr. Darby , Mrs Johnson , Mrs Hansen , Ar. Bigham Mrs Webster , Mr. Wright.
Center Right: Mr Cotter , Mrs. Hinshaw , i· As. Walkington , Mrs. Landis , Mrs Petracek.
FACULTY
ADMINISTRATION
ockwlse from Immediate Let,, Back Row: s Bateman , Mr David Front Row: Mrs
S pl eton , Mrs Byrd Back Row: Mrs P tts, Mrs. Runge , Mr Rogge , Mrs Bigley , M Strasil , Mrs Lederer. Front Row: Mrs.
W l c h, Mrs Berger , Mrs Guerry , Mrs Thomas, 1r s. Haase Ms. C l ark Mr Peterso .. Center Left, Back Row: Ms Brehm , M r arvey Front Row: Mrs. Eu l er , Ms No l an Mrs Lawrence , Mrs Vannors d a ll, Mrs
K e i er, Mr. McG i ll , Mr Meyers Mr M c , ·11. Mrs Ke i ster Center Right , Ba e Row: Mrs O l son , Mr Mercer , Mrs
Sc h m, Mr Se ll, Mrs Breste l , Mrs Arendt. r s Euler
Faculty
Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Stapleton obse rv es th e s i tuat i on Back Row: L. J ir o vsky , M Ne lson , C McCarthy , J Sm ith , E Mahaga n, and E. Hagranek Center
Picture: M Urbom , N Krohn , D Connolly , D Zepf , J Cu l ver , B. Wadde ll, D Dugan itz , S Sco tt , L Schu l ders , M. Lionberger , D Carr , a n d M Curey .... Rocky Surface and J i m Gades Mrs Ogden , k illi ng ' em dead
NINTH GRADE
We Made It
Lori Arthur
Doug Ayars
Rich Barnes
" It's finally over with ." This was a common thought as the ninth graders received their diplomas at the end of a hard year. They struggled through tons of homework , nerve-wracking tests, while they tried to stand up to all the lectures on RESPONSIBILITY!!! Even though ninth grade was hard, there are many things to be remembered. Ninth grade was a special year , they realized just what it means to be the "head of the school. " Even the most boring class became a little more likeable, still detestable, but more likeable. Teachers became more friendly, and school took on a whole different atmosphere.
Math, Typing, Drama 2 , World Studies, and English are just some of the classes offered to ninth graders. Next year they will become the kids who watch out for others , but they know that it's just one of the many steps they've been taking since grade school.
Scott Barnhi ll
Tammy Barry
Wendy Bashford
Mark Bateman
Christi Bauer
Mike Bauer
9th grade World Studies hard at work.
Ramona Be nn ett Don B l oebaum
Terri Bodfield
Renee Brown
Dave Bubb Bruce Burns i de
Mike Burson
Roxy Burt
Ken Calkins
Mike Callaway
Kathy Campbell
Jim Carlberg
Terry Carr
Lori Carstens
Shannon Cartwright
Todd Case
Anne Cecava
Shari Christensen
Curtis Clegg
Shawn Coffey
LeeAnn Cole
Paul Collins
Scott Cratsenberg
Carl Criswell
Rita Crouse
Angie Cutsor
Peggy Dahlheimer
Kelly Danley
Debbie Dawson
Sherri DeFreece
Diane Deines
Jan Devries
John Dicero
Diane Dormer
Brad Duckett
Dennis Eggerling
Tobin
Wendi
Vanessa
Doug
Janene
Beth
Sarah
John
Melvin
Rob
You'll Get Over It!!
Candy
Mesha
Robin
Ruth
Kim
Steve
Lisa
Toni Howard
Tim Huff
Roger Mundt, a studious 9th grader???
Dwight Haupt Brad Hauptman
Randy Heald
Kathy Hedges
Dave Helmkamp
Ken Herel
Leonard Hill
Melvin Hoaglin
Hoffman
Horner
Norma Hotler
Dave Houser
Diane Hronik
Alan Jackson
Say Goodbye
Ninth Grade
Rod Jensen
Teresa Jensen
Nancy Johnson
Martie Jones
Dawn Kalkwarf
Scott Ketterer
Dan King
Linda Kirkpatrick
Jaymi James
Barb Jantz
Marcia Jensen
Lynn Knuth
Scott Koenig
Teresa Kovar
Kari Krecklow
Margaret Kreifels
Anne Krotz
Left to Right: Blaine Tomkin, Sarah Evans, Barb Olive r, and Pat Moock.
Susan Kuhn
Dan Kumm
JeanAnn Larson Brett Laurson
Lesoing
Rhonda Lind Luke Lionberger Shelly Lipsky
Jody Long
Peggy Loos
Liz Louden
Jackie Martin Denise Maske Debbie MCCioskey Judy McConnell
McEntarffer
Cindy McGerr
Donnette McKibben Felicia McKinney
Ninth Grad ·e
Movin' On
Jeff Montgomery
Pat Moock
Bart Moore
Cheri Morningstar
Joe Moshiri
Roger Mundt
Kellie Munson
Brenda Murkle
Mark Murrell
Cindy Nelson
An Nguyen
Randy Ninneman
Patty North
Barb Northup
Tammy Oberle
Barb Oliver
Pam Olson
Tammy Olson
Troy Otto
Julie Overly
Kelly Overman
Kirk Parker
Nate Parry
Clarence Patzloff
Shelli Peck
Tish Milton
Mike Million
Janet
Charlene Ross
Cheryl Rowbal Dale Rustermier
Red Cross, doin' their thing.
We're Still Going
Bobbi Scott
Marcee Seng
Brian Shanks
Pam Siudzinski
Debb i Smedjir
Dan Smith
Darcie Stacy
Kim Steinman
Gary Stepanek
Jean Stolzer
9th grade math students hard at work.
Kevin Schmidt Jeff Schmucker
Mike Stone r Ron Svehla
Sheri Swanson Steve Swartz
Kim Tenopir
Tom Thiesfeld
Randy Thompson
Debbie Thomsen
Darla Tipton
Becky Tompkin
Teri Turek
Theresa Velazquez
Lori Venburg
Lori Vidlak
Brad Vifquain
Lori Vontz
Cheryl Votava
Jan Weblemoe
Doug West
Brenda Wigert
Lora Wilhelmson
Joni Williams
Lori Williams
Janel Wi !son
John Wollen
Blaine Tompkins
Ai Tran
The work we didn't do In English.
The Last Step
Linda Smolik
Kim Woodside
Becky Wright
Connie Wuster
Ken Alber
NOT PICTURED: Kris Ahrens, Craig Albers, Annette Alley, Caldoun Ammourl, Ken Armbrust, Darrell Beaman, Keith · Belt, Jeff Bredthauer, Jeff Brown, Ken Brown, Mick Bruce, Debbie Cassell, Dave Cassner, Michele Cederdahl, Doug Cooley, Raeanne Davis, Chris Diaz, Jim Dunn, Randy Duryea, David Emerson, Kathy Ems, Paul Felton, Julie Ferrara, Mark Forster, Rusty Grieser, Dave Hardesty, Colleen Hayes, George Hedden, Jim Hope, John Hronik, Gloria Jindra, Karen Jiskra, Jeff Johnson, Dan Kenaston, Scott Kirkendall, Sandy Knaff, Scott Knowles, Jeff Koski, Phyllis Kotschwar, Mike kucera, M lke Lauver, Mike Leazer, Mike Mansfield, Mark McCartney, Dana McDonald, Qoris McIntosh, Dorothy McIntosh, Teresa McMahan, Pam Meredith, Lorri Neumann, Donna Newman, Jim Niemeyer, Dwayne Osterholt, Tom Philippi, Jeff Price, Kevin Price, Doug Prochaska, Julie School, David Scott, Lori Shields, Jim Shriner, Anna Shuffty, Brad Sievers, Mark Simon, Steve Slaight, Sheryal Slobeszewski, Jay Squires, Greg Stahlnecker, Betty Thomas, Scott Thompson, Keith Uhlinger, Robyn Vletz, Dan Welander, Seo~ Wenzel, Joe Zachek.
8TH GRADE
8th Grade Class of 76-1·7
Novels, history, outlining, and grammar are luckily only part of the eighth grade experience. Students find that school offers them many different activities such as: music, languages, clubs, and sports.
More and more eighth graders are taking advantage of these wide range interests. It has been a time of expansion and growth.
Alice Ballard
Carol Barnett
Debbie Barry
Jackie Bartlett
Dawn Bartzatt
Greg Biggs
Nancy Biles
Beth Blecha
Lori Blecha
Toni Bodfield
Sue Bowsman
Mike Boyes
Kim Bredthauer
Cheryl Bridger
Melody Buck
Leah Buist
Randy Burk
Jim Busick
Mary Cain
Christi Campbell
Kurt Campbell
Roxanne Carlson
Marty Carter
Julie Cass
Steve Cecava
Karen Chrast il
Kathy Christensen
Jul i e Church ill
Chr i s Claycomb
Bruce Condello
Lorna Abbey
Mona Ahlstrand
Theresa Albro
Darrell Allen
Lisa Anderson
Greg Bailey
Almost There
Brad F i scher
Russ F i sc h er
Da vi d F i sh
Mary Jo Fleck
Debb i e Fosler
Da l e Fouta i n
Todd Frantz
Dave Frazell
Ma r k Fr i tch i e
Terr i Furman
Roger Furrer
Lana Gabel
Ma r ylee Garcia
Jeff Goldenstein
Cathy Goomis
M i chelle Grabowsk i Pau l Greenwalt
Shawna Griffin
David Grosenbach
Michelle Hadley
Mike Hall
Shannon Hanneman
Rebecca Hansen
Roberta Hansen
Jeff Hard i nger
Shar i Hardinger
Todd · Hatf i eld
Pam Hatt
Joy Hedden
Rob He i nzman
Patty He l s i ng
R i ck Hense
Lonn i e Hertze l
Doug H illi s Gary Hoff man
K ir k Ho l sc h er
Lisa Kregness
Ellen Kreifels
Mark Kreifels
Mark Kruse
Bev Kumm
Michelle Larson
Stuck in the -Middle
Scott Laursen
Jay Layton
Mark Lederer
Sue Lenhoff
Gloria Lien
Linda Lien
Sharon Lind
Kelly Louch
Terri Mach
Jim Martin
Linde Matthieson
Terry Maul
Jay McEntaeffer
Kelly McKinney
Jane Mehuron
Tammy Mendoza
Kim Miller
Scott Miller
Todd Miller
Debbie Minzel
Julia Montgomery
Bill Montz
Charles Moore
Susie Moshiri
Monte Murkle
Ann Nehe
Cindy Neill
Sue Ness
Shawn Noel
Kevin Novak
Shari Overly
Karen Pape
Diane Parde
Aaron Parks
Bryce Payne
Linda Peate
Ken Strain
One more step to the top.
Paige Stratton
Kr i s Surface
Kevin Svec
Denise Swartz
Frank Swenson
Kathy Teichmeier
Kristen Thomson
Tracy Tritsch
Bob Truhlar
Kim Viox
Christi Vosika
Julie Walker
Jim Wallin
Rob Wendeln
Leigh Wendland
Leo Wendland
Debbie Wendt
Chris West
Sue West
Cindy Wigert
Ken Wilcox
Doug Wilkinson
Tracy Willet
Anita Williamsen
Steve Wismer
Janet Wolfe
Peggy Wright
Tony Yaunk
Anita Yearley
Pictured: Brenda Bye, Jodell Car, Lynn Cavanaugh, · Marve Cline, Doyle Coburn, Mini Corbell, Leslie Durbin, Richard Hall, Cherie Heileman, Allen Heimsoth, Tom Holland, Greg Johnson, Tony Kaufman, Mark Kucera, Clarence Leary, Bob Leazer, Dan Leif, Lori McGerr, Connie Michaels, Kim Nash, Kristi Newburn, Mike Noonan, Jim Podoll, Doug Prokop, Tim Renyer, Randy Schlppert, Charlie Sizemore, Tim Smith, Cindy Sperry, Jon Wagner, Susan Watchel, Rick Whetzel, Kori WIiiet, Chris WIison.
Not
Mike Yeates
Terry Young
Billy Zessin
The
8th Grade
Back row , L to R.: Janet Bloskas , D i ane Alley , Scott Tucker , Kerry Crudden. Front row , L. to R.: Debbie Stevens , Barb Newman , Tom Milburn , and Jeff Baumann
Back row, L. to R.: Steve Kolb , Jim Atkinson , Kevin Parker , Susie Covert. Front row , L. to R.: Leta Dunn , Brian Duckett , and Sheryl Peters
Back row , L. to R : Kurtis Kobza , Willie Nelson, Larry Miller , Brad Siedel , Ron Miller Front row , L. to R .: Robb Wilson , Duane Fernau , Mike Dolan , and Bobby Paugh.
Back row , L. to R. : Mike Cropp , Artis Stacy , Rick Reznicek , Lesley Bendig. Front row , L. to R. : Steve Hawkins , Bob Carlberg , Mark Porter, and Mary Caln.
Back row , L. to R.: Randy Phillips , Larry Mellen , Mike Olsbo , Scott Foltz , Larry Linder Front row , L. to R : Brian McBride and Rusty Wallin
7th Grade Class .of 76-77
The step from grade school to Junior High School is a difficult one. Seventh grade is a time of adjustment where students learn through their studies that kids of other times and cultures have had similar problems.
They also spend time learning to be themselves through activities, reading, and projects. They concentrate on how they relate with their friends, family, and school.
Kari Belt
Tina Bennett
Lori Biggs
Tammy Black
Annette Blanke
Angie Bloskas
Sam Boman
Joanie Bourg
Liwana Bringelson
Roger Brozek
Daniel Bubb
Mike Buchanan
Brenda Buckland
Chris Buehler
Kristi Burnside
Tim Calkins
James Carlson
Kevin Carter
Doug Case
Randy Gassner
Jeff Christenson
Kerry Clark
Jeanie Clasey
Michelle Clayton
Kim Clerc
Todd Coffey
Teresa Connolly
Kevin Cook
Steve Cooley
Ranette Cornelsen
Chris Akerlund
Cindy Albers
Mike Armbrust
Sue Armstrong
Barnes
Deborah
'Glenn Bateman
Paul Furman
Phil Gaines
Mike Garner
Dave Gillam
Troy Gilroy
Laura Girmus
Pam Craig
Kim Cronk
Eric Crudden
Dwayne Damoude
Tammy Dean •
Brad Dewey
Dee Dial
Mark Diaz
Bob Dirks
Ron Dolezal
Wayne Dolezal
Amy Drake
Cindy Dreeszen
Shelby Duensing
Denise Duffy
Kevin Duryea
Sheila Dvorak
Dirk Egger
Tim Ehlers
Angie Elrod
Dan Ernst
Cindy Eschenbrenner
Pam Esquivel
Anne Falck
Scott Ferrell
Shari Finkner
Cathy Fletcher
Mike Francis
Rhonda Francis
Dwayne Zessin
Back Row: Mark Brady, Greg Hostetler, Tim Tucker, Dave Meredith. Front Row: LeeAnn Reynolds, Joyce Deshon, Ralph Hotter.
7th Movin' On Up-
Patricia Grafelman
Joni Greenfield
Tracy Griffin
Deann Haeffner
Kim Hansen
KeJly Hardesty
Scott Harris
Jeff Hart
Tammy Haughton
Paul Hoegemeyer
Bea Holtgrewe
Jay Horak
Kim House
Michelle Icenogle
Sue Jacobsen
Mark Janda
Mike Janssen
Scott Jensen
Brian Johnson
Ky l e Johnson
Ron Johnson
Shelly Johnson
Mary Joseph Lorrie Joura
Brad Kalkwarf
Andy Kalnins
Kellie Kaster
B ill Kerrey
Ann Kersey
Brent Kinsey
Kendra Kitt
Steve Kohlman
Russ Kreinbrook
Julie Lamphear
Matt Larson
Frank Lemke
Doug Walker
Bruce Linder
Melinda Lionberger
Michelle Loyd
Laurie Longe
Mary Loos
What's Going On
Er ic Payne
Dav id Peck
Ty Peet
Jod i Peterson
Ju li a Peterson
Kr i st in a P i erson
Dav i d Plucknett
Jeff Pojar
Tom Prai
Julie Price
M i ke Pr i chard
Barr Prokop
Nor i e Rakow
Kathy Reilly
Terry Rejda
Cheryl Riha
Patty R iha
Rob i n Rivers
Me li ssa Rob i ns
Bi lly Roberts
K im Roemmick
Lisa Roland
Terr i Rowland
J ill Salber
Lor i Salmen
John Schidler
Greg Schm i dt
Sus i e S i ebe
Mike S l echta
Ang i e Sm i th
Grade
Front Row, L. to R.: Scott Price , Stuart Johnson, Barb Jacobson. Back Row: Doug Schllefert , Bob Schroeder , Lynn Morrison.
Doug Smith
Jay Smith
Loree Smith
Kim Snyder
Bill Stolz
Dale Storm
Dave Swanson
Todd Tenopir
Leisa Thomas
Russ Thompson
Brad Thorngate
Steve Toomey
Toni Tritsch
Brenda Vontz
Larey Walbridge
Andy Waldron
Kathy Wallin
Bob West
Dave West
Leroy West
Karen Wiese
Tim Williams
Tinka Williams
Bobbi Wilson
Jolene Wilson
Rhonda Wilson
Debra Wood
Teresa Yaunk
Denny Young
Bonnie Zavodile
Seventh Grade
Back Row: Larry Sing l eton , Dave Lauver , Bob Weskamp , Todd Ellis
Front Row : J i m Smucke,r , Dan Wenzel , Rick Tolliver.
Back Row: Jackie Hoyt , Dave Niemeyer , Paul R eed Front Row: Bruce Miller , Scott Anderson , John Chloupek , Shawn Fernau.
Back Row: Jim Carlson , Steve Crooks , Alan Lieb , Karin Johnsgard. Front Row: Kevin Cornelson , Mike Munson , Terry Kaufman.
Not Pictured: Ken Behrens , Pat Burt , Jim
Casement , Nancy Deshon , l,.arry E l y , Tim Goldfish , Scott Hansen , Kim Hile , Janet
Leazer , Shawna Lipskey , Sheila McPherson , Dani Michaelson , Jeff Mitchell , Sharon Mulder , Max Nelson , Sue Nelson , Steve Newman , Tim Noonan , Becky Overstreet , Layne Parks , Robin Peterson , Cheryl Pierson , Karen Pierson , Laur i e Pr i eb , Nancy Roth , Scott Scholl , Jean Scott , Chris Scribner, Helen Skinner , Rick Smith , Diane Sutter , •Tim Swanson , Trinity Thompson , Quyen T r an , Roger Uttecht , Sue Weber.
Instrumental Music
Advanced Band, Orchestra, and Stage Band has been active in a number of areas. The Advanced Band composed of 8th and 9th graders presented 4 concerts. Orchestra highlighted their year with the Orchestra Festival where all ninth graders had an opportunity to participate in a select group from all over Lincoln. Mickle Stage .• Band performed for elementary schools, rest homes, and school concerts. Improvisation was explored and students became skilled in this form of self expression.
Clockwise Immediate Left: Advanced Band: Ken A l ber , Ken Stra i n , Traci Meyer , and Doug W i lk i nson Jeff Horak , Todd Franz , John Fa l k , Er i c Lederer , J i m Shr i ner , M i ke Bauer , Marty Carter , Darre ll A ll e n , Brad F i scher , Todd Case , Jeff Browne Center Left: J i m Atk i nson , Pam O l son , Jeff Horak , Roger Furrer Tammy O l son , Barb Fusco , D i ane Dormer Orchestra: D i ane Parde , An i ra Yeary , Lor i Lehnus , Tammy Mendoza , Tracy Tr i tsch , Jay Layton Tracy Tr i tsch , Jay McEntaffer , C i ndy Je li nek , Ju li e Church ill , Greg Stah l necker , D i ane Parde Steve Crooks , D i ane Parde , An i ta Year l y , Tammy Mendoza , Tracy Tr i tsch Center Right: Tammy Mendoza , Tracy Tritsch , Ann Nehe Stage Band, Back Row: Doug W il k i nson , Jay McEntarffer , Mr Qu i ck , Ken Alber , Er i c Lederer , Jack i e Mart i n Second Row: R i ck Shortr i dge , Denn i s Egger li ng , J i m Shr i ner Third Row: Pam O l son , Jeff Horak , Dav i d Sch li efert , Randy Hea l d , Jeff Kac i rek Fourth Row: Jay Layton , Roger Decker , Kev i n Dam k e , Tammy O l so n , Ste v e G r een fi e l d , K i m Woods i de Not Pictured: Peggy Dah l he i mer , Judy McConnel l.
Vocal Music
Clockwise Immediate Left: Mixed Chorus: Nancy Johnso n, K i m Meyer , Ke ll ey Potts , T i sh M il ton , Ann Krotz , Sarah Ev ans , Peggy
Dah l he i mer , Barb Oliver R i ch Barnes , Randy Pr i ce , Kev i n Potts , Barb Ol i ver, Kevin
Pr i ce , M i ke Ryan , Chuck Glodowski
Misters: Kev i n Potts , Carl Criswell , Dave Casner , Joe Raecke , Scott Reed , Jeff Johnson , Br i an Shanks , Roger Mundt , Mike
Miller , Br i an Dorsey , Troy Stauffer , Mike
Hall , Jeff Montgomery Mixed Chorus: Jean Ann Larsen , Kelly Overman , Jani
Sch i nd l er , Ann Krotz , Darla Tipton , Janet
Web l emoe , K i m Harvey , Debb i e Thompson , Sarah Evans , Peggy Dah l heimer , Barb
O li ver Randy Pr i ce , Kevin Potts , Carl
Cr i swe ll , Kev i n Price , M ike Ryan , Chuck
Glodowsk i, Brian Shanks , Scott Thompson , Joe Raec k e Top Right: Misses: Nancy
Johnson , Janet Weblemoe , T i sh M i lton , Renee Brown , Darla T i pton , Kr i s Surface , Ke ll ey Potts , Ke ll y Overman , Cathy Goom i s ,
M i ss i e Leso i ng , Barb Fusco , Sher i Swanson , Kr i sten Thomson Misters: Troy Stauffer , M i ke Hal l , Ron Svehla , Roger Mundt , M i ke
M ill er , Dave Gassner , Car l Cr i swe ll , and Kev in Potts
Drama
Drama is a class i n which students l earn to express themselves through movement and voice on stage They learn about techn i ques used in theater and how to apply these skills in plays , and programs
The Drama program at Robin Mickle i ncludes elective offerings for 7th , 8th , and 9th graders.
Cl ockwise Immed iate Left : Drama students
s h o w in g th e ir C ON CENTRATION Mr. W i l l ets , a n d S her i Sw anson What Was
T hat Yo u Sa i d? Center Left: Your every-
d a y run o f t h e m ill Mi ck l e Drama students
Top Left: Bre tt L aursen Prop room
in u s u a l con d iti o n Back Row: Tammy
Obe rl e , Ken ny Ar mbrust , Donnette
McK i bbe n Front ro w : Brett " Bottoms up " La urse n , Be th E rnst. Center Right: Lisa
K r eg ness , Doug West Patty North , Pam
O l so n, Ke lly O v e rman , Wendy Elli ot.
Red Cross
Red Cross has produced positive leadership and served others this year. Some examples of how they served others is they visited nursing homes, adopted grandparents, sponsored such dances as the Halloween dance, Thanksgiving dance , and the 50 ' s dance. Raising money was another good deed. Some cases where they raised money was the bake sale and Operation Santa Claus.
Journalism Keeps Changing
Clockwise From Immediate Left: Shell i Jolliffe, Leah Buist , John Dicero , Connie Michaels, Donnette McKibben , Diane Denin es , Pam Hatt Back Row: Jay Layton , Cathy Goomis , Julie Cass , Shannon Cartwright , Melanie D i al. Front Row: Shawna Lipskey , Tina Bennett , Brett ~aursen , Tob i n Ehlers , Jamie Reilly Back Row: Lora W ilhelmson , K i m Grabowski , Scott Laursen , Jay McEntarffer , Tom Holland Front Row: Kr i st i Burns i de , T i sh Milton , Julie Overly , Ronnie Doleza l. Left Center Back Row: Rod Jensen , Pau l Coll i ns , M ik e Ryan , Car l Cr i swe ll, D i ane Dormer , Sherr i Swanson , Kerry K i rby. Front Row: Shelli Johnson , K im Snyder , Brenda Murkle , Terri Furman , Renee Brown , Cari Criswell , Paul Furman Back Row: Terr i Hruska , Jeff Johnson , Scott T. Reed Front Row: Kris Surface , Miche ll e Grabowski, Denise Maske , Tammy Ober l e , To dd Tenopir , Matt Larson The Red Cross Bake Sa l e Center Right , Back Row: B ill Montz , Roger Mundt , Bart Moore , Alan Jackson Front Row: Cathy Goom i s , Rob Fi sher , Debbie Dawson , Teresa Albro , Janet Wilson, Ann Nehe Clockwise: Renee Brown , Joe Raecke , Barb Fusco, Luke Li onberger Not Pictured: Tammy Oberle, Wendy Bashford , J im Niemeyer
Basketball
The Varsity did exceptionally well this season. Their coach was Mr. Harvey and their record was 6-2. Mr. Harvey said , " We came further this year than I had ever anticipated. "
The girl ' s Reserve Basketball team put in a strenuous season. In one tense overtime with Dawes Mrs. Bel I commented , " The girls have improved greatly over the season. "
Clockwise Immediat e Left: Mrs Brestal , busy as usual. .. M i ss Rychecky , giving her usual sound adv i ce Practice is good , but this is ridi culous 9th Grade Reserve Basketball Team: Cheryl Votava , Debbie Smejdir , Lori
Sh i e l ds , K i m Meyer , Brenda Murkle , Shelly Lipsky , Lori Reed , Tammy Barry , Kari
Kreck l ow , and Susan Kuhn Varsity Basketball Team: Sheri Swanson , Jeanne Ste l zer , Lori V i d l ak , Denise Maske , Kim
Harvey , LeeAnn Cole , Kelly Potts , Diane Horn i k , and Margaret Kreifels The Volleyball team tak i ng a breather before a game 8th
Grade Basketball , Back Row: Anita Yearley , Cathy Shandera , Sheri Hardinger , Cindy
Je li nek , Julie Wa l ker , Kristal Johnson , Kathy
Te i chne i er , Sara Donovan , Roxanne Caison , Kr i sten Thomson , and Patty Helsing 7th
Grade Basketball , Back Row: Shelly Johnson , Dee Dial , Kim Hansen , Kay Maupin , Tammy
Ma u , Tr i nity Thompson , Patty Grafelman , La u ra G i rmus , T i nka Williams , DeAnn
Heffner , Cathy F l etcher , Bobby Wilson , and Not Pictured, She l by Duensing
Volleyball
Mickle 9th grade girls Volleyball teams averaged out a good season. The Varsity came out with two wins and seven losses. The Reserves on the other hand came out with six wins and three losses. The Varsity coach was Mrs. Brestal and the Reserve coach, Miss Rychechy, when asked about her team, "We had fun even though we didn't have that good of a season."
Cross country had one of the best seasons ever. The team won the City Championship, placing- six out of the top ten from Mickle, with Rod Jensen the all around winner. Coach Sell always said, "Hard work equals success," and in this case it did.
Cross Country
C lock wi se Imm ed iate Le f t : Denise Maske , and Paige Gilliam 9 th Vo ll eyba ll, Top Row : S hannon C artwright , Pa ige Gilliam , Barb Northup , C onnie Wuster , Lori Vidlak , LeeAnn C ole , Denise Maske , Mrs Brestel.
Bottom Row : Lora Wilhelmson , Candy Fleming , Tra ci Meyer , Tammy Olson , Pam Ol s on , Pe ggy Loo s , Beth E rnst , Jeanne Stalzer , Mis s Rychecky Top Center Picture : B eth
E rn s t. 7th and 8th Vo ll eyba ll, Back Row:
Lisa Anderson , Sheri Overly , Roberta
Hansen , Patty Helsing , Cindy Neill , Kristal
Johnson , Kristen Thomson , Carol Barnett , S hannon Hanneman , Tracy Willet , Cindy
Jelinek , Cathy Shandera , K i m Speier , Michelle Larson , Kathy Teichmeier , E)ebbie
Barry , Tracy Rising , E llen Kreifels , Anne
Falck , Annette B l a nke , V i ckie Mattingly , Shel-
ly Johnson , Amy Drake , Tinka Williams , Kristi
Burnside , Jeanie Clasey , Teresa Yaunk , Laura Girmus , Kim Hansen , Kay Maupin , Tamara Mau , and Shawna Lipskey Boys
9th Grade Cross Country : Top Row : Roger
Mundt , Jeff Johnson , M i ke Kucera , Rod
Jensen , Randy Price , Kev i n Price , Doug
Elwood , Bart Moore , Mike Ryan , Joe Moshir i, and John Rich
Talented Gymnasts
The girls in 9th Grade Gymnastics were coached by Mrs . Bell and Mrs. Ogden. In their first two meets the team received 1st and 2nd place standing. "Our team is moved by team strength as opposed to individual. They were successful because a lot of people tried out, " quoted Mrs. Bell.
Clockwise, Immediate Left: 7th and 8th Grade Gymnastics, Back Row: Dirk Eggers , Dave Howard , Russ Fisher , Paul Furman, Bra in Nehe , Ron Dolezal , Brad Kalkwarf , Tim Calkins , Marty Carter , Jim Atkinson , Jeff Mock , Ken Strain , Eric Cruden , Kevin Novak , and J im Casement. Chris D ia z , doing what comes natural. Mike Bauer , takes a leap for mankind 8th Grade Gymnastics: Patty Helsing , Cindy Neill , Kim Spreier , Shannon Hanneman , Kelly McKenny , Ann Nehe , Anita Williamsen , Julie Cass , Leigh Wendland , Cathy Goomis , Karen Dewey , Terry Ferman , Pa i ge Stratton , and Pam Hott. 9th Grade Gymnastics , Back Row: Sher i Swanson , Terry Long , Chr i s D i az , Mrs. Ogden , Mrs Bell , Debb i e Smejdir , Cheryl Votava , Cheryl Rowbal , Lor i Reed , Kelly Overman , Angie Cutsor , Kari Krecklow , JeanAnn Larsen , and Kelly Munson 7th Grade Gymnastics , Back Row: Annette Blanke , Lori Biggs , Patty Grafelman , Lori Smith , Laura G ir mus , Larsey Walbridge , Dee D i al , J ill Salber , Sus i e Siebe , Tammy B lack, Cindy A l bers , Tr i nity Thompson , Kr i st i Burns ide, D i ane Sutter , Cathy Flatcher , Teresa Yaunk , Ton i tritsch , Lorr i Joura , and Karen W i ese 9th Grade Boys Gymnastics: Dav id Houser , Steve Hoffman , Scott Mills Not Pictured: Randy Thompson , Mike Bauer Kelly Overman shows her stuff
Var~ity Wins City
Mickle was very proud of their City Championship Varsity Basketball team. Under the coaching direction of Mr . Sell , they finished the season with a record of 8-1 The two leading scorers were Scott Barnhill and Jeff Johnson . The Reserves had .a season record of 4-5. Three of the losses were only by one point. Their coach was Mr Mercer and their leading scorer was Brett Laursen.
Immediate Left: 7th Grade Basketball, Back Row: Andy Waldron , T i m Ca l k i ns , Phil
Gaines , Mark Diaz , Kev i n Cook Front Row: Scott Jensen , Br i an Johnson , Dave Peck , Dan Swanson , and Todd Tenopir Mr Sell
observes his Varsity players during practice
Varsity Basketball: Doug Ayars , Leonard
H i ll , Kenny Calk i ns , Scott Reed , and Rod jensen Jeff Montgomery , Scott Barnh i ll , Jeff Johnson , Tobin Ehlers and Lynn Knuth
Jeff Johnson stra i ns for the rebound
Center Right: 9th Grade Reserves, Back Row:
Roger Mundt , Kevin Potts , Jay Squ i res , Dan
Sm i th , Scott Reed , John Falck Middle Row:
Rick Barnes , Student Manager ; John Rich ,
Brian Shanks , Bart Moore Front: Brett
Laursen , and Randy Thompson Scott
Barnh i ll wa i ts for the free throw Mr
Basketbal l. Kenny Calk i ns and Jeff
Montgomery battle for possess i on
Wrestling
The Wrestling team was involved in two triangular meets and one quadrangular meet. Their f i nal City meet was held at East High .
The Heavy Weight Football team finished the season with a 0-5 record The Light Weights came close to the City Championship with a disappointing loss to Southeast.
Lightweights Come Close
Clockwise, Immediate Left: 9th - Grade
Heavy Weight Football, Back Row: Lynn
Knuth , Jeff Montgomery , Jay Sq ui res , Car l Cr i swe l l. Middle Row: Tobin E hl ers , Ke i th Uh li nger , Dave He l mkamp , Dave
Gassner Front Row: Kenn y Ca l k i ns , Doug Ayars , Brad Vifqua i n , M i ke M i llion 9th
Grade Light Weight Football: Kev i n Potts
Back Row: Mark Gran t , Kev i n Schm i dt , Joe Raecke , Ron Sveh l a , Randy T h ompson , Troy Otto , -M i ke Miller , John Fa l ck , R i ch Barnes Middle Row: Kev i n Meyer , Brett Laursen , Dw i ght Haupt , Denn i s
Eggerling Front Row: M i ke Bauer , Jeff Schmucker , Gary Stepanek , Scott T Reed Jeff Johnson and Gary
Stepanek batt li ng fo r the champ i onsh i p Tob i n Eh l ers reff i ng for Doug Ayars and Scott Knowles Mr Mercer conducts pract i ce Top Left Picture: 8th
Grade Basketball , Back Row : B r ad F i scher , Todd Hatf i e l d , Scott Tucker , Clarence Leary , Rob Wendeln , Terry
Young , Todd Cra i g , Marty Carte r , R i ch
Hense , Jeff Goldenste i n , Randy Hoo ver , and Ken Stra i n Front Row: Lonn i e Spre i er , Monty Murk l e , Gary Hoffman , Greg B i ggs , Duane Fernau , Scott Peters , Scott Howard , Randy Burk , R u ss F i scher , and M i ke Jo l iffe Our star wrestler , M i ke Ryan Gary Stepanek l eaves as the victor
WILLS • • . WILLS
Ken Alber wills Mr Quick an unlimited amount of drumsticks
Craig Alber wills Ken Alber all his hunting abilities.
Ken Armburst wills Brad Sievers all the paper in his locker at the end of the year
Doug Ayars wills Tobin E hlers a bottle of shampoo
Rich Barnes wills his remains to Mr McGill.
Wendy Bashford wills Pat Moock her southern drawl.
Mark Bateman wills his $4 00 , reduced down to $3 00 , hamster cage to Doug Ro hrer
Christie Bauer wills Dawn Kalkwarf all of the blonde-haired , blue-eyed guys at East High School.
Mike Bauer wills Tobin E hlers his basketball skill.
Keith Belt wills his ab ili ty to stay out of trouble to Mike R ivera
Ramona Bennett wills C indy Jelinek her ability to walk.
Don Bloebaum wills Mike Leazer his boots
Terri Bodfield wills Toni Bodf ield to all the ninth-grade teachers. Good Luck!
Dave Bubb wills his fortune to hi s best friend N P because of the way he spends his money as fast as he gets it.
Bruce Burnside wills Dav id Bubb his great shot.
Mike Burson wi lls his locker to Merv Hoagl in Roxy Burt wills Linda Kirkpatrick all of the baby food jars in the world, and Julie Overly all of the food in them
Jim Carlberg wills Mr B igham his older sister
Terry Carr wills Den nis Egger ling his fun magazines
Shannon Cartwright wills Traci Meyer all her combs so they will match all her clothes
David Cassner wills his little brother his nickname sozo
Anne Cecava wills Janet Wilson her great running ability.
Curtis Clegg wills $10 000 to Miss B rehm and $10 000 to Mark
Simon
Shawn Coffey w i ll s Darla Tipton a new alarm clock so she can make it to Mr Wright's ' first-period class
Paul Collins wills Scott Koenig some brains
Carl Criswell wills Lora Wilhelmson his great way to chalk a pool stick
Rita Crouse wills all her in su lts to Johnny Hron i k because he deserves them.
Kelly Danley wills Lisa Horner her shortness
Debbie Dawson wills Fe licia McKinney a pair of ear plugs for chorus
Sherri DeFreece wills Sandy Miller one hundred Rod Jensens to keep by her s id e at all times
Drane Deines wills Jeanne Stalzer all of her Kris Kristopherson a l bums
Jan DeVries wills her long l egs to any short person
Chris D iaz wills Terry Long all the hot peppers in Mexico.
John D icero wills a ll of his trench fries to Ba rb Fusco Anne Krotz and Mickey Ahrens
Jim Dunn wills Scott Ketterer Charlene Ross because he can t get his own girlfr i end
Randy Duryea wills his coolness to Darrel l Seamen
Dennis Eggerling wills Jim Ca rlberg his green shoes
Tobin Ehlers w i lls all the ha i r on h i s chest to Brett Laursen so he can be a man
Vanessa Ellis w i lls Mrs Bell two more students like her and Sl:lerr i DeFreece
Doug Elwood wil l s Dave E merson a bigger slob than himself for a locker mate
Dav id Emerson w i lls h i s value o i l bottles rubber bands and broken baritone to Randy Hea l d
Janene Emmons w i lls her guitar play i ng skill to her dad
Beth Ernst w i lls all four of her brothers to C i ndy Nelson and wills her power serve to Tammy Olson
Jul i e Ferrara w i lls Jul i e Scholl a year's supp l y of gu i tar lessons
WILLS
and str ings to go with them
Rob Fisher wills Donnette McK i bben all 9f the free trips to Greenwood she can handle
Barb Fusco wills a little red ~agon to Anne Krotz , and all of her lun ches to John D icero
Dwight Haupt wills Mr Qu ick a lifetime supply of broken conductor st icks
Cindy Hayne wills Julie Ferrara and Julie Scholl each the John Travolta albums with pictures
Randy Heald wills all of his photography talent to Rob Fisher
David Helmkamp wills " Bozo " (David Gassner ) all of his footba ll sk ill.
Leonard Hill wills Tammy Ober le his teeth
Merv Hoaglin wills his last pack of cigarettes to Mike Burson
Steve Hoffman wills his great smile to all the on-coming 7th graders
Lisa Horner wills Terri Turek her brother , Jim
David Houser wills Doug Coo ley his ability to' do bird calls
Diane Hronik wills Mrs Brehm a package of gum and a horse picture - John Hronik wills his bad experiences to Diane Deines
Alan Jackson wills Mike Million his great skate board skills
Marcia Jensen wills all of the soon-to-be 9th graders good ol ' Mrs Larson
Rod Jensen wills " Pee Wee " (Jim Hope) his 6 ' 1" body
Gloria Jindra wills her curly hair to Charlene Ross
Karen Jiskra wills her braces to anyone who wants them
Nancy Johnson wills her uncanny ability to " get lost " to anyone who wants it
Dawn Kalkwarf wills Jaymi James all the blonde-haired and blue-eyed guys in the world
Scott Ketterer wills his shortness to Mark Roland
Scott Koeing wills Tom Rhilippi his ability to keep on saying " Spacey "
Jeff Kowski wills Steve Slaight all of his drafting talents and skill.
Kari Krecklow wills D oris McIntosh her writing abilities
Margret Kreifels wills her broken glasses to Kelly Pot ts
Dan Kumm wills Gary Stepanek a great love life
JeanAnn Larson wills all the teachers her brother Good Luck!
Brett Laursen wills all of the zits on his face to Tob in Ehlers so he can use h i s Clearsi l.
Carmella Lee wills Rhonda Wilson Tina Lee and Julie Pr ice all the cold mornings in the gym
Missie Lesoing wills Debb ie Sme jdir a Learn How To Dive In 3 Easy Steps book.
Luke Lionberger wills his long hair to Leonard H ill.
Shelly Lipsky wills Bec ky Wright her stinky gym suit and pink socks
Terry Long .wills Nikk i Madsen, Mike Ryan
Nikki Madsen wills her brother a new persona lity, Kim Grabowski the guy she lik es in Minnesota, and Pam Doy l e her dog.
Jackie Martin wills her typewriter to an e i ghth grader
Mark McCartney wills a ll his bowling techniques to Scott A Reed in hopes that he will become a better bowler
Debbie Mccloskey wills Rob in Ranes a set of long fingernails.
Judy McConnell wills Cindy Jelinek enough toilet paper for al l the sta lls
Joy McEntarffer wills Jay McEntarffer her Micky Mouse lunch pail.
Dorothy McIntosh wills her lungs to the Cancer Society.
Donnette McKibben wills Tammy Oberle Leonard Hill's cowboy boots so when she rides horses her legs won't get scraped up
Felic ia McK inney wills Terry Bodfield her bumps and bruises from gymnastics
WILLS • • . WILLS
Kevin Meyer wills Jeff Bredthauer some clean gym clothes
Sandy Miller wills Sherri DeFreece , Troy Ward to be her lif e time companion •
Mike Miller wills Leah Buist a ha ir- cut.
Mike Million wills Alan Jackson his height and we i ght.
Scott Mills wills Scott A Reed his braces
T i sh Milton wills Sheri Swanson all the leg lotion in the world
J~ff Montgomery wills his " Goofing-off " ability to Mr Sell.
Pat Moock wills Barb Oliver her tap shoes
Bart Moore wills Brett Laursen all his science knowledge
Cheri Morningstar wills Tim Calkins $25 000 000 worth of anchovies
Kelly Munson wills her shortness to Mark Roland Jan De Vr i es , Sc ott K nowles and anyone else who is taller than she is
Cindy Nelson wills Beth Ernst a different outfit for every d ay.
Donna Newman wills Barbara and Steven Newm an good luck in t heir coming years of Jun ior H igh
Lori Neumann wills her shyness to anyone who wants it.
Jim Niemeyer wills 10 lbs of sugar to Doug Cooley
Patti North wills Julie Salber her long legs
Tammy Oberle wills Donnette McKibben a who l e army of boys s o s he ' ll never have time to spare
Pam Olson wills Tammy Olson al l her basketball trophies and to P eggy Loo s her camera w ith lots of flash cubes
Tammy Olson wills B eth Ernst her basketba ll skill.
Dewayne Osterholt wills his pencil to anyone who wants it.
Julie Overly wills R oxy Burt and Linda K ir kpatrick all of the bab y food and twinkies they can eat.
Clarence Patzloff wills Joe Moshire his " KISS " ticket stub
Tom Philippi wills his brains to Ke i th Belt.
Kelly Potts wills K im and Kathy their dirty l ocker
Kevin Potts wills D avid Cassner and Jay Squ ires his abili ty to w a t e r ski
Tammy Powell will s Diane Egger li ng a new brother
Jeff Price wills Jan De vries and Doug Elwood w a l king l essons
Lorri Price w ill s < , u e N e ss her A lge bra book
Randy Price wills R od Jensen h i s great bask~ tba ll style
Robin Ranes wills D ebbie McC l oskey a clock that runs two h o urs fast.
Kevin Rap wills John R ich his old tenn is shoes
Lori Reed wills Su s an Kuhn a pair of earmuffs s o she won ' t be u p a ll night li s tening to h e rself snore
Scott A . Reed wills S cott M ill s a l l of his girls and , ::>hn Rich his bo wling score s
Scott T. Reed wills B rett Laursen all of his bubb i e gu m at lunch
John R i ch wills Kirk Parker his bowling ab ili ty
Doug Rhorer wills all his worldly possessions to his ham ster " W heely " (to b a d he ' s gonna die in a couple of months).
Cheryl Rowbal wills Mesha Gardner her d i mple
Julie Salber wills Jill , Karen and Lorr ie all of the 8th and 7th gra de boys
Janet Salmen wills Rita Crouse a perfeq hair cut.
Jani Shindler wills " Hunbuns ·· a big fat. yummy juicy kiss ( p ucker up!)
Jeff Schmucker wills Mrs Hackman another 8th grade Bas ic
• • .
WILLS • • •
Studies class like she had 3rd quarter
Julie Scholl wills Julie Ferrara her fantastic bra ins
Roberta Scott wills Scott Reed her ability to type 60 words per minute
Marcee Seng wills Pat Moock a life time of disasters
Jim Shriner w ills Mr McG ill a whole new 1.P S class
Brad Sievers wills Tim Huff all of his sunflower seeds
Mark S i mon wills the cardboard flavored school lunches to Mr Peterson
Pam Siudzinsk i wills Karen Jiskra her weight.
Steve Slaight wills Rusty Gr ie ser about 5 .inches of height.
Debbie Smejdir wills Lori Reed a new pair of nose plugs for next summer
Debbie Smith wills D eni s e Schwart z B D with whom she can do anything she wants with
Jay Squires wills Mark Grant the Olympia Brewing company
Darcie Stacey wills her sister to the 9th grade and all her wonderful art to the world
Greg Stahlnecker wills Rich Barnes his ability to find corns
Kim Steinman wills Lora Wilhelmson one of her dimples so she can have a matching set.
Gary Stepanek wills Kevin Schmidt his physique
Jeanne Stolzer wills Diane Deines her address and to Mrs Brestel all of the candy and pickles she can find
Mike Stoner wills Debbie McClosk ey all of the " Bees " in the world
Ron Svehla wills Mike Ryan all of the trips to Tulsa and Kearney in the world
Sheri Swanson wills all of her horses · manure to Tish Milton
Tom Thiesfeld wills school to Salt Creek
Betty Thomas wills Kathy Ems " Glen "
Randy Thompson wills his swimming ability to Mike Bauer
Darla Tipton wills Janet Weblemoe a mill io n more years full of the rotten insane but fun things they ve done and Shawn Coffey a ho m e at the Childrens Zoo
Becky Tompkin wills the teachers all the best luck with her sist e r
T erri Turek wills Lisa Horner her good sense of humor
Keith Uhli n ger wills all of his wrestling and basketball skills to Mike R yan and Mr Harvey
Lor i Vontz wills Mrs Fredricks all of the Drama 2 s gossip
Cheryl Votava wills Kim Grabowski her ability to do front and backward rolls
Jan Weblemoe wills D arla Tipton a sheet of her own then s he won ' t h a ve to roll down N ortheast hill in her mother's
Scott Wenze l w ill s Ken A lb er he grea chain o bait shops through the U S and Canada
Lora W i lhelmson wills Shannon Cartwr ight a nomination for Best F riend Of The Year Award
Ja n et W i lson wills Rob in V1etz a megaphone so people can hear her e tter
John Wollen wills his l'ocker to an eighth-grader
K i m Woods i de wills Barb Ol iv er all her future Algebra ass1 g1me s along wi h a comb to comb her eyelashes
Becky Wr ight wills She ll ey Lips y a b ig ger body
We Try Harder!
Co-Ed it ors Lora Wilhelmsom , Randy Heald
Faculty Ed i tor ... Barb Fusco
Staff , Janet Wilson , Jami James
9th Grade Editor Marcee Seng
Staff .... Kathy Hedges , Kathy Campbell , and Kim Meyer
8th Grade Editor Angie Cutsor
Staff Kim Grabowski
7th Grade Editor . . Paige Gillam
Staff ·.............. Teresa Shadley and Alice Ballard
Fine Arts Editor Rob Fischer , Randy Heald
Sports Editors : Brad Vifquain, Shannon Cartwright
Staff Lee Ann Coleman, Brett Laursen
Activities Editor Ann Nehe
Staff Joyce Ely
Futures Editors Donnette McKibben , Tammy Oberle
Wills Editor ..... .... . Darla Tipton
Staff Jan Weblemoe , Shelli Peck
Immediately Above: Back Row: I athy Campbe ll , Rob Fisher , Mrs. Euler , )aria Tipton , Lee Ann Cole , Kim Grabows~ ,, and Brad Vifquain Lee Ann , Lor , and Shannon dec i d in g the futur e of Jorts Top Center, Top Row: Lora Wi he lmson , Donnette McK i bben , K im I ,1 eyer , Joyce Ely , Ang i e Cutsor , Barb =u sco , Shell i Peck , and Shannon Cartwrig 1t. Top Row: Pa i ge G ill am , Brett Lau rs m , Jan Weblemoe , Marcee Seng , Ann Ne h 3 , Randy Heald, A li ce Ba ll ard , Kathy h edges , Janet Wilson , and Teresa Shad l e y S hannon , Mrs Euler , Kat hy and A ngie in consultation.
-..,,-."D-n'a•med Mickey. multi-million dollar bait shop
ill become a famous professor .
ey will shorten her name to Ann.
Ammouri will move to Syria and rule the coun-
Armbrust will be spotlighted on Broadway
Lori Arthur will never weigh more than 90 pounds.
Doug Ayars will have a Big Mac ATTACK while playing B-ball.
Rich Barnes will become Poor Barnes.
Scott Barnhill will become Mr. Ainerica in 1985.
Tam ecome a vet. ill move
Dave Cassnerwill be the first spe through the ice.
Anne Cecava will take care of pla will be a Vets assistant.
Michele Cederdahl will become an winner.
Shari Christensen will become a future gas ~ owner. car.
Curtis Clegg will be riding sidekick to the Fonz. Shawn Coffey will still be letting people rip off heM>os '
1.ee Ann Cole will still be breaking her finger ketball.ins will still be everybodies favorite. oqarc;;ooley will dye his hair black. nberg will be mistaken for a twig on an Elm will still be finding out-of-the-way places rfotas.
be taking ~n stray animals carrying around the heayiest
Donny and Janene.
Kathy Ems will be the first woman jockey wear in g green and gold trunks.
Beth Ernst will become a Mouseketeer.
Sahra Evans will be a Missionary overseas.
John Falck will be a pit stop manager at the Indy 500
Melvin Faulhaber will own the STP Oil Company.
Paul Felton will win an Academy Award for his King Kong act.
Julie Ferrara will be the biggest John Travolta fan ever
Rob Fisher will still be doing his humorous stunt s for other people _.
Candy Fleming will still be afraid that Indian s m ig ht scalp her
Mark Forster will become a park ranger.
Kari Foster will still be winning radios.
Missee Freeman will still be making money in stead of spending it
Barb Fusco will finally accompl ish everything an d anything.
Theresa Gandara will not let her true identity be kn ow n
Mesha Gardiner will still be sk inny.
Paige Gillam will never lose her intelligence.
Chuck Glodowski will move to Flo rida, permanen tly.
Kim Grabowski will be the greates t pa int by number artist ever.
Mark Grant will gain 50 pounds
Steve Greenfield will become a race cardriver.
Rick Greenwalt will become a electron ics expert.
Rusty Grieser will be an ed itor fQr the Lincoln Journ al.
Robin Griffith will own a greenhouse full of exotic plants.
Dave Hardesty will find out where the three camels came from.
Ruth Harris will become a conce rt pianist.
Kim Harvey will find out what 2x + 4x 2 - 4 ' 3x-5x)7=67x43xy means.
Dwight Haupt will be the worlds best de t at er.
Brad Hauptman will get an a w ard for be in g brave.
Colleen Hayes will always have a bioni c eye f or guys.
Cindy Hayne will still be sneaking math answers t o Julie Ferrara.
Randy Heald will always be a Yearbook editor.
George Hedden will own the Lincoln Goody ear factory.
Kathy Hedges will st ill be adm i r ing peoples necklac es
Dave Helmkamp will become a psychiatrict
Ken Heral will become a freak
Leonard Hill will turn in his cowboy boots and spend the rest of his days at the Circle T ranch for shuHn cowboys.
Merv Hoaglin will be the lead e r of the Screaming Eag les
of Lincoln , riding a Harley 1200.
Steve Hoffman will be the only door to door salesman selling smiles.
Jim Hope will still be called Peewee
Lisa Horner will always be Lisa Horner.
Norma Hotler will still be forgett i ng th i ngs
David Houser will be a gold medal gymnast in the Olympics
Toni Howard will be the first person to swim around the world.
Diane Hronik will be a famous horsewoman winning many ribbons
John Hronik will become a Missionary in the Phillipines.
Tim Huff will always be good old Tim.
Alan Jaclc:son will grow to be as tall as the " Jolly Green Giant! "
Jaymi James will be New York ' s top model.
Barbie Jantz will get over her hay fever so she can work for Miller Seed Co. like her sister .
Marcia Jensen will be a regular on Laugh-In
Rod Jensen doesn ' t have a future?
Teresa Jensen's future is unpredictable
Gloria Jindra will get her hair straightened.
Karen Jiskra will be the worlds sk in niest person.
Jeff Johnson will be an all-around super jock
Nancy Johnson will join the Morman Tabernackle C oir.
Marty Jones will make a million do in g .nothing.
Dawn Kalkwarf will always have a reputation for being si ll y
Dan Kenaston will own a butterfly farm.
Scott Ketterer will become a cartoonist for "Mad" magazine.
Dan King will find a Queen to match his King.
Scott Kirkendoll will still be picking on the girls
Linda Kirkpatrick will still be getting down on weekends.
Sandy Knaff will own a Discotheque in Chicago
Scott Knowles will get so scared h i s hair will go straight.
Lynn Knuth will be a coach for a basketball team.
Scott Koenig will go to California and live in a commune.
Jeff Koski will be a world famous architect.
Phyllis Kotschwar will still be having conversations with her l ocker
Theresa Kovar will still be turning bright red.
Kari Krecklow will still be too short to reach the gas pedal.
Margaret Kreivels will be a bra i n for the rest of her life.
Anne Krotz w ill still be sl i ding down the main hall.
Mike Kucera will be the new Galloping Gourmet.
Susan Kuhn will still be short and skinny.
Dan Kumm will be a world famous grease monkey.
Jean A nn Larsen will become an Opera singer.
Brett Laursen will join up with the Swan Lake ballet production .
Mike Lauver will be the worlds biggest gearhead
Loan Le wil l always be happy.
Thanh Le will still be enjoying life
Carmella Lee will finally reach the 5 foot marker on the nurses scales.
Mike Leazer will be a space ranger for NASA
Eric Lederer will take up a career of being on soap operas
Lori Lehnus will be a stewardess on a 747 jet.
Missie Leosing will still be having more people come to her parties than her basement can hold
Rhonda Lind will sell Avon for a living.
Luke Lionberger w i ll be brave and let his hair touch the tips of his ears.
Shelly Lipsky will become whatever suits her fancy.
Jody Long will be a Hotel manager.
Terry Long will take her future day by day
Peggy Loos will show off her knees in a dress instead o f gym shorts.
Liz Loudon will take over the world with her stunn i ng intelligence.
Nikki Madsen will be a gymnast like Kim Grabowsk i.
Mike Mansfield will own a general repair shop.
Jackie Martin will go back to Europe to travel.
Denise Maske will still be getting sick on the wa y to Northeast games and have to go to the hospital.
Mark McCartney will be a famous paramedic for t he Lincoln , Nebraska Police and Fire Departments.
Debbie Mccloskey will turn into a sweet innocent angel.
Judy McConnell will still be wearing bears o n her overalls •
Dana McDonald will be a fur trapper.
Joy McEntarffer will still be jumping up and down at Mr. Darby ' s window trying to get a peek at the guys ins i de.
Cindy McGerr will still have her wildness under control.
Doris McIntosh will discover Myhjilotersazvfgh
Dorthy McIntosh will still be mistaken for Doris .
Donnette McKibben will still be in the cornfields.
Felicia McKinney will never get fat.
Theresa McMahan will own a Saloon .
Pam Meridith will own the Star Gas Station.
Kevin Meyer will get back to nature and "Do what ' s only natural. "
Kim Meyer will find out what Saturday nights are all about.
Traci Meyer will still be out jogging around
Mike Miller w i ll set a perfect example for Jack
Sandy Miller will always have high times.
Mike Million will be a pro bowler on Strike It Lucky
Scott Mills will go fishing on the night of his senior prom without much luck.
Tish Milton will own a Casino in Vegas.
Jeff Montgomery will be racing Jeff J. for the super jock trophy
Pat Moock will always have a great bunch of friends
Bart Moore will become Willy Velvet, Private Detective.
Cheri Morningstar will run off and join the Sioux Indians.
Joe Moshiri will still be going " LATER! "
Roger Mundt will become a D J
Kellie Munson will still be talking on the hotline
Brenda Murkle will still be cruising "O " in the family caddie.
Mark Murrell will still be hitting the high spots
Cindy Nelson will get her white cowette _
Lori Neumann will become a movie star.
Donna Newman will become a pilot.
An Nguyen will still be positively outstanding.
Jim Niemeyer will still be making up corny jokes.
Randy Ninneman will still be out buzzing around.
Patti Nortt, will finally find a guy who's taller than herself
Barb Northup will be a game show expert.
Tammy Oberle will still be going to where the good times are better.
Barb Oliver will make the first hit record by whistling.
Pam Olson will become a pilot and in •her spare time she will play basketball.
Tammy Olson will work on becoming a jockette.
Dwayne Osterholt will be the first IN ORBIT manager
Troy Otto will be just like .his big brother.
Julie Overly will still be doing the best she can.
Kelly Overman will be ballet teacher, while liking Chuck Hassee.
Kirk Parker will still be wearing horses on his shirts .
Parry Nathan will go berserk
Clarence Patzloff will be the foosball champion
Shelli Peck will still be laughing at nothing.
Tom Philippi will still be doing dumb things.
Kelly Potts will still be liking mysterious people
Kevin Potts will still be walking under the bleachers at basketball games.
Tammy Powell will still be having attacks in Algebra class
Jeff Price will be doing this and that and whatever
Kevin Price will sail around the world in a 12-foot rowboat.
Lorri Price wi II become a famous artist.
Danny Smith will always have a screw loose in his head.
Debbie Smith will still be making new friends.
Steve Smith will always remembe r his days at Mickle.
Doug Prochaska will still be wondering what's going
Randy Price will be the greatest marathon runner that ever lived. Go get 'em Randy! on.
Joe Raecke will be a singing cowboy
Robin Ranes will still be going places with Roxy.
Kevin Rapp will , become a doctor , just like Marcus Welby .
Lori Reed will be used as a toothpick
Scott A. Reed will be a bowler , trying to win troph i es.
Scott T. Reed will be a wealthy business man.
Angie Render wlll still be chomping her gum.
John "Wings On The Feet" Rich will be a terrif i c Cross Country runner!
Doug Roher will still be getting awards for his werewolf act and mask.
Mark Roland will still be as funny as ever.
Charlene Ross will marry a movie directo r.
Cheryl Rowbal will still be having to put up with certai n people
Dale Rustermier will be as good as ever when it comes to fence hopping.
Mike Ryan will still be striv i ng toward the Olympic wrestling championship.
Julie Salber will still be surprising peop le by doing strange things.
Janet Salmen will grow up and live on a farm.
Jani Schindler will still be dancing down the halls
Kevin Schmidt will always have red hair
Jeff Schmucker will be known as the world' s best phys_icist.
Julie Scholl will never take home her Math book
David Scott will always be slightly lopsided.
Roberta Scott will be a fireman.
Marcee Seng will be a great violin ist.
Brian Shanks will sing his way to fame a nd fortune.
Lori Shields will ride away with a knig h t in shining armor.
James Shriner will run away with the circus
Anna Shuffty will still be happy without a reason.
Brad Sievers will be a great Moto-cross Champion.
Mark Simon will be in the lead of a one hundred truck convoy, with the C.B. handle of Rubber Duck
Pam Studzinski will be one of Mickie's best Office helpers.
Steve Slaight will become a rodeo champion.
Sheryar Slobeszewski wil l be a roller derby champion.
Debbie Smejdir will still be telling people about her weird dreams.
Linda Smolik will go to college and become a teacher.
Mark Snook will still be living it up
Jay Squires will still be going to art camps just to have
fun.
Darcie Stacey will still be quiet as a mouse
Greg Stahlnecker will become very gregarious.
Kim Steinman will be a swimming aid.
Gary Stepanek will become a Epstein The Second, Third and Fourth.
Jeanne Stalzer will be a country western si nger
Mike Stoner will always spend his spare time chasing little girl hornets.
Ron Sevhla will become a scientist.
Sheri Swanson will be the New Improved Bionic Woman.
Steve Swartz will be the Grand Pooba of the Waterbuffalo
Kim Tenopir will still be jumping around.
Tom Thiesfeld will be riding the rails.
Betty Thomas will own a farm along with her boyfriends.
Randy Thompson will still be working at Miller Seed Co.
Scott Thompson will still be blowing up baHoons.
Debbie Thompson will become Mrs. Robert Redford.
Darla Tipton will still be alot of fun to be around.
Blain Tompkins will donate $1,000 to charity.
Becky Tompkins will become a instant understander
Terri Turek will be the next person to fly to Mars and land.
Keith Uhlinger will be a pinball champion.
Theresa Valazquez will be a European film star
Lori Venburg will write a English paper without having to ask a thousand questions first.
Lori Vidlak will still be doing weird things that nobody knows about.
Robyn Vietz will become a construction worker.
Brad Vifquain will be an Electrician.
Lori Yontz will get married to Danny, eventually.
Cheryl Votava will still be surprising the Cross Country Team
Jan Weblemoe wi II become a model.
Dan Welander will race his ten speed for a living.
Scott Wenzel will hunt game in the Yukon.
Doug West will be a scuba diver for Rote-Rooter.
Brenda Wigert will move to Japan and be a folk singer.
Lora Wilhelmson will finally be taken away by the men in the little white suits
