Robin Mickle
Mr. Mickle graduated from Doane College in 1919 and received his M.A. from the University of Nebraska in 1932.
He was first a principal of University High and later Jackson High until 1940 when he became a counselor at Northeast High school. When Northeast- replaced Jackson High, ~r. Mickle became Director of Counseling at Northeast. He devoted his life to school work and serving people.
Mr. Mickie's greatest joy was to see his young friends succeed in whatever they undertook. He worked for the good of the students and faculty and backed their activities and projects.
Robin Mickle Junior High was named after Mr. Mickle because of his devotion to the school. His family donated the picture which hangs in the office.
Mr. Mickle was known as Mr. Northeast Lincoln and was honored as such on a T. V. show by the students.
"Espanol es If you are a spanish student at Mickle vou would be sure to know that means, "Spanish is fantastic." Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. Mellgren use activities like, skits, repetition, and games to help students learn the Spanish language.
Clockwise from above: Amy Dewey and Rocio Aranda listen and learn Lonnie Buresh Wendy Bantam, Teresa Schneider and Doug Roemich all at Houston control Michelle Houser cracks a joke .
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Art is a class in which Mr. Reeder lets students develop projects using a variety of processes, techniques and materials. Depending on the talents and abilities of each student. They work in areas such as printing, drawing, ceramic pots, jewlery, weaving, and fabric dying.
The Making of a Picasso
C
ock w ise from above: Stacy Cockrill 1s trying to get things organized Kelly Bock , what does the Rolling Stones have to do with art? Donnie Bush. ahas Rembrandt at work Jason Graff and Tim Stitt carefully mak i ng mobiles .
This year in science class, kids have the opportunity to take these five areas of science, principles of science one and two, aerospace, biology and physical science. Mr. McGill is offering a new computer class in the mornings and in the afternoons.
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are using their skilled knowledge to run the computer Mark Lyon is doing his best to get the nght answers . . Ade Yant, Biff Kasi, Steve Fish and Roger Kasi prepanng for a launctt Dan Coonce 1s writing data from the pulley.
Labwork is only a small part of science.
Clocllwi
imllledia left: Brett Watkins, Todd Adamson and Jason Graff
This year in Health class, Mr. David is keeping his class busy with activities and special projects. His classes are studying various subjects such as. mental health, drugs and disease.
Clockwise fro• left: Dave Scaggs, an example of Mr. David's handy work Jerry Russell and Billy Duncan confused . Above right: Tony Boward says, "When's lunch?" "It's a little cold in here!" says Todd Calfee.
Mr. Quick is teaching his kids the fundamentals of music, such as, scales, theory, and instrumentals techniques. They play three types of music, classic, pop, and folk.
In Orchestra you have to pull the right strings
Clockwise from immediate left: Kathy Wallick making faces at Mr Quick Stephanie Alschwede can't wait for lunch
Above right: Alan Hald, Jenny Perkins, and Vicki Oakley trying to get the notes right Jim Cook and Steve Hovland proving that four eyes are better than two
Orama is a class that involves a great amount of concentration and focus. Mrs. Frederick strives to teach her students the fundamentals of play production and Drama skills. Students develop their techniques through Pantomime. Vocal projection. expression. and characterization.
Clockwise from Above: Staci Jinright and Sean Campbell trying to get the beat
Left: "Wherever I go, he goes," says Jody Griffin . Above: Buddy Bronn. Brian Johnson. Todd Long, Dawn Carmody, and Sheila Parke all in a family portrait.
Basic Studies: Does reading a novel help kids leam history? Does ~riting about Social Studies topics increase English skills? Basic Studies teachers think so. Whether you·~ a 7th grader or an 8th grader. Basic Studies helps students focus on the individual and how he/she fits into the world. Literature and Social Studies do blend well.
English classes are either enjoyed or strongly disliked. Mrs. Larson and ~rs. K~ister do a good job of designmg assignments and tests to help you feam about the parts of speech ~nd other things to do with English hke. compositions, vocabulary, writmg, and language unit.
Clockwise fron1 imnaediate righc: David Scaggs_ and Jackie Frazer are taking the Oath
Bnan Bernt checking his answers
Y':'ah she said you. Danny Moshiri Kris 01Hon isn't watching what she's doing.
Social Studies is based on state, national, and local government. The goal of a ninth grader is to develop students' understanding of the constitution and also to respect the laws and rights of all people.
CleckwiH frolll i111mediale left: Staci Jinright really concentrating Mrs. Larson is proud of her class Above right: Alain Epp showing how it's done Mrs. Ogden looking over her class.
The mathematics courses at Mickle range from 7th grade math to 9th grade accelerated geometry. In math 7th, 8th you learn about the basics like, adding, subtracting, mul- . tiplying, dividing with fractions, and decimals. In the algebra classes you include polynomials, graphs and linear equations etc. In the geometry classes, you use geometric figures, like squares, angles, and math to figure it out.
Clockwise fro111 ilnmecline above: Mr, Mercer asks, "Does anyone know how to work this overhead?" "Why did they ever invent Algebra?" says Mr. Peterson's class
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help
In Math Everything Adds Up
Above left: Julie Hendrickson is
extra
from Mrs. Vannorsdall Shane Flynn concentrates on writing his name in math class.
• FUTURE
9th GRADE
Th i s has been a long year for the 9th graders The homework piled up and the pressu 11:::: was on. They had to study more than ever before. Although most classes had homework there were a few such as Typing and Drama 2 which had little or no work, ·but the teachers kept you busy up until the bell rang.
LeeAnn Alles
Cami A lthou se
Jim Applebee
Tony Are n as
Brenda Bah l
Shane Ba ir
Scott Ba rn ey
Sa ndy Barry
Stan Ba rt e ls
Mike Beans
Sandy Becker
Stephan ie Bell
Patty Bender
Stacey Bennett
Brian Bernt
Mike Beverid ge
Mike B i schof
Ken Broman
Northeast Is Waiting
Audrey Ackerman
Stephan ie Ah l schwede
Greg Akeson
Mike B less in g
Kyle Bo nd
Shawn Bouwens
Cam i A lth ouse i s an exce ll ent office ass i stant
Buddy Bronn
Tony Brophy
Mike Sudler
Kent Burbank
Sean Campbell
Dawn Carmody
Eric Case
Jami Cass
Monty Cassner
Brian Cecava
Jeff Chapelle
Caro l Chase
Tamera Chelgren
Janet Chr i stensen
Suttie Chuda
Michaele Cl i ne
Craig Condello
Dan Coonce
John Coons
Jay Cotton
Chr i s Cra ig
Tom Crawford
Ang ie Dam i an
Brad Darl i ng
Don Bush
Chris Callahan
Go ahead Samantha Egger raise your hand, you know the answer!
Goodbye Freshmen He llo Sopho m o r e
Eugene Daye
Ang ie De li s le
Chan Delp
Ron Dey
Scott D ick ey
Kr i s D ill on
Renee Div i s
Ted Dlouhy
Lor i Dona ldson
Andy Drews
D iane Drozda
Ju li e Duensing
Mel in da Dul ing
Rob Early
Jesse Eber hardt
Samantha Egger
Son i Egger
Brent Elli ot
Jeff Fountain
Kar in Fusco
Alic ia Wh itehurst i s tota lly confused
Tim Gilli s Ke lly Gou ld
Carla Grafelman Jason Griess
Isn ' t that interest i ng Scott Barney and Roger Kasi?
John He id emann
M i tch He ndr i cks
Jul ie Hend ri cksen
Todd Henke
J im Herel
Dave H i le
Lynda Holt
Jerry Hoose
Kelli Horky
K i m Howard
M i ssy Howe ll
Sheril Hruza
Jack ie Jacobsen
Tom Jacobsen
Trudy Jensen
Stac i J inright
Bri an Johnson
Jay Johnson
M i che ll e Jones
Jod ie Griff i ths Bob Gropp
Beth Hansen J ill Hansen
Kat i e Hanus Ri chard Harman
We Made It Through Jr. High But .
Karen Kacirek
Kathy Kaed i ng
Roger Kasi
Bri an Kassebaum
Jana Kempston
Melissa Kennedy
Karin Kersten
Kelly Keyser
Mark Kloke
Mike Kloke
Melissa Kost
Julie Kuta
Doug Lamphear
Chris Larson
Greg Lawson
Dan Lionberger
Todd Long
Jim Loos
Jodi Loos
Mary Lutes
John Machado
Rob Maddox
Bri an Mart in
Jerome Martin
Tim Martin
She il a Martinez
Todd Maser
Steph Mason
Michelle Mayfield
H igh School Is Another Story
Scott Meehan
W ii lie Messer
Stephan ie M ill er
Ter i M ill er
Jerry Morn ingstar
Tim Morri son
Ted Mothershed
Maggie Munn
DeAnn Murk le
Dav id Murphy
Franc in e Murray
Jul ie Murray
Marc i Neeld
Kelly Ne i swanger
Sharon Nelson
Patti Ness
Heather Nichols
Tom Noonan
Da vi d Ol sen
She il a Park e
M ik e Passeh l
Cra i g Peate
9th grade r o w dies working for a ch ange
Chr ist ie Perk in s
Ch ad Peterso n
Eric Pete rson
Jeff Peterson
9th Graders Hard Work Will Pay Off
Pau l Rada
Jeff Rahrs
Jeri Rako w
Bren da Red li ng
Dav id Reyno lds
Dawn Rezn icek
Amy Rido lf i
Greg Riege
Tom Riely
Brad Ri s in g
Wanda Rockemann
Doug Roemm i ch
M i ssy Rogers
Jana Rosecrans
Patty Ross
Lori Rub l e
Pat Sab in Bill Sab in
Dav id Sacks
Se r ena Sc hlick er
Ell en Ph illips
An na Pier so n
Ang ie Po ll ard
Bob Pra i
Jod i Prey Ron Pr ice
Was it that funny Darin Walker?
Shanna Schm idt
Melody Scholl
Don Schre iber
M i ss i e Scott
Steve Searle
Ri ck Shaw
Dann Sieg l
Craig Sievers
Ed Silv a Trac i Sim mons
David Sipherd
Rod Skala
Cl int Sm i th
Darren Sm i th
Doug Sm i th
Greg Sm i th
Heather Sm ith
Va ler ie Smi th
Dav id Starkel
Ba rr y St ilw ell
Lisa Swanson
Joy Thomsen
Ang ie Thomsen
Scott Thorngate
Cary Toomey
B ill Triplette
nda Holt are studying the
Tammy Turek
M iche ll e Vacha
A n n Van Zandt
Amy Waldo
J im Wa ldron
Darin Wa lker
James Wa lk er
Kathy Wa lli ck
M i ke Weber
Tony Wehnes
It's Time To Be Moving On
Doug We ideman
Shannon Wh i te
A li c ia Wh i tehurst
Ke ll y W i cken
She ll ey W i ege r t
M iche ll e W illi amson
Randy W ilson
M ike Woods
John Woodshank
Chr i st i Wr ight
Not Pictured : A ll en Reed
Rhonda Wright Kr i sty Wr ightsman Ton i Younger
To the right : Ron Dey i s enterta ining Dawn
Me r tz Be l ow: Marc i Nee l d i s i n deep concentrat ion
8th GRADE 1
"What are you look i ng at ," says Todd Calfee and Lonnie Buresh Jerry Russe l and Ala i n Epp are making sure that Dave Svehla doesn't goof up Michelle Beck " You knew that was coming di dn ' t you? Darr i n Jones , Rod Ware and Tony Boward , work i ng?
They
Will Never Forget Their 8th Grade Year At Mickle
Natalie Hansen i s deep in thought Wendy Bantam and Lori Baumann are en joyin g their work " Th i s i s not Mr Un i verse. i t ' s Da vid Brann in, and Scott Moya knows i t" Chuga-lug Brenda B u tts
Remember the video games , friendship pins , prairie shirts, and O P. t-shirts? They won't be with us forever, but the memories of 8th grade will.
Jr. High is a hard time for most, considering what they put up with, such as peer pressure and homework.
But our 8th graders have made it through with flying colors. Now they have to worry about next year .
We ' re Movin ' R ight Along !
Jack Ada m s
Todd Adamson
T in a A ld er
Jam i e A ll en
Troy Andersen
Jeff Anderson
Mark Anderson
Rocio Aranda
Han r:i ah Argue
T im Bales
Barb Ballou
Wendy Bantam
Som ita Basu
Lori Baumann
Wend i Baus
Miche ll e Beck
Chr i s Beem
Paula Behrens
Gerry Beltz
Brian Betts
Kelly Bock
Danny Borgman
Tracy Borreson
Leah Boston
Tony Boward
Joe Bowman
Steve Bozak
M ichelle Bradley
Dav id Brann in
Bobby Bredthauer
Car in Brin gl eson
Alan Bruns
Lynnette Buchanan
Lonnie Buresh
Marc Burt
Mike Burt
Brenda Butts
Todd Ca lf ee
Curtis Campbe ll
Clockwise f rom i mmed i ate l eft : Pau la Behrens , George Ell i s , M ichelle Bradley, Dawn Mertz show the ir true personal it ies
Dina
M ichelle Gaston
Jenny Gi llete
Tracy Gilroy
Tray Glodowsk i
Jason Graff
Kevan Gr iffin
Steve Griffin
Jason Gr igsby
Brian Ha ifley
W ill i am Hamouz
Nata li e Hansen
Christine· Harrison
Cl i nt Hartung
Chris Hayes
Kenny Henke
Ph i lip
Erick Holy
Jami Hopping
Michelle Houser
Steve Hovland
Becky Jeppson
Gary Jiskra
Dar i n Jones
David Jones
Lor i Jordal
Stephan ie Kar le
B i ll Kasi
Stephanie Ke rlin
M ike King
Kev i n Kl i ne
J i m Koch
Steve Koch
Troy Kuh l man
Kerr i Kumpost
Caro l Larson
Steve Lauver
J im Lebo
Scott Lebsack
Lynn Lessman
Karla Leybo ld
Kathy Lind
Amy Lionberger
Megan Lovell
Jim Lubben
Jennifer Lynn
Mark Lyon
Nichole Martaus
Chris Martison
Troy Masters
Dav id Masterson
Dana Matt ing ly
Jenn ifer Mau
She ll y Maxwe ll
Ron McC losky
Todd Mcco nk ey
Patt i M c D iffet
READY TO START A FRESH NEW YEAR
Teresa Schne ider
Lenny Scott
Laurie Settles
R i ck Shafer
Doyt Shaw
Lou ie Sher idan
Steve Sh i elds
Jay Shonerd
Dan Sill s
Shelby Skala
Clit i Skinner
Todd Sl i ps
D iane Sm i th
Casey Sm it h
Lorrie Spencer
Mel i ssa Stake
T im Stitt
Terry Stoppel
Kenny Stuchl
Lisa Sull iv an
Mike Sull i van
Dave Svehla
Wendy Svoboda
Jon Swanson
Linda Tejral
Mary Tompk in
Lana Trauernicht
Carla Trouba
Jeff Turek
K im Turner
Tammy Van Akern
Valerie Vandenberg
Denn i s Vang
Allen Vasquez
Larry Versaw
Deanna Vrana
Barb Wa lker
Dav id Ware
Rod Ware
Ronda Warren
Jeff Way
Bret Watk in s
Brett Wenz l
Pau l W iese
Kar i Worm
Julie Wrasse
Ade Yant
Kev i n Z illi g
Laura Zunker
Deb Lamb
From immed i ate l eft : Michelle Peralez and Brenda Riha are enjoying decorat in g a friend's locker Bruce Coonce and Rick Shafer are in terrupted ... M i ssy Rose , Mike Pope a nd Shane Freeman are reading John Schmorh , Denn i s Vang, Todd Sl i ps and Lenny Scott are just hanging around Chr i sten Ross and Amy Lionberger are l ook i ng at someth in g worth look in g at
7th grad e rs learn e d this year that there was more to school than just play and finding yours e lf in a group. They learned to take on more individual responsibilities. They learned the importance of friendship, in dependence, and that everyone in todays society i s important. Someday they could make a b i g difference in the world.
Clockwise from immediate above: You should dress up lik e that ev eryday Beth Gibbons and Amy Fredr i ck ! Is that good Duane Bernt? Troy Schoeppner and Er i c Faust are you sure those answers are right? What are you do ing A lan Ha ld?
Clockwise from immediate above : Shane Bush , M iche ll e Goke , and Tom Kortus tak i ng a spe lli ng test We better look great says Lor ie D ivi s and Amy Be h rens Rob Kant , Danny Mosh i r i, and Todd Ho ffm an sa y s , J u st another day at schoo l Is that stra i g h t Caro l S iebe?
Shawn Abbot
Kim Aden
Tom Ahlschwede
David Attenberger
Jean Ball
K i m Bauer
Michelle Beck
Amy Behrens
Lisa Benedict
Duane Bernt
Tammy Bouwens
Bruce Bowman
Kris Brewster
Louise Brodecky
Garret Buck
Christy Burbank
Michelle Buresh
Shane Bush
Dianne Carr
Dale Case
Ruben Ceballos
Aileen Chick
Jodi Cole
Can't you get your locker open Jason Condello?
7th Graders Need to Adjust
Dawn Collins
Kelly Collins
Jason Condello
Rex Conrad
George Converse
Mike Craig
Gayleen Criswell
Larry Cronk
Theresa Croier
Dena Cumm ings
Gregory Curtis
Dawn Davenport
Kelly Mook , Jenny Perk i ns, & Michelle group discuss i on
to "High Society-Jr. High"
Lesley
Are you finding a ll the r ight answers Dean Drake & Scott Jenk in s?
We Have to Start Somewhere
Cliff Huss
Travis Jacox
Jennie James
R1ck1e James
Scott Jenkins
Patricia Johnson
Jae, Jurgens
Rob Kant
Lisa Kaufman
Kelli Kendall
Cindy Kloke
Pat K oertje
Keri K olb
Tom Kortus
Julie Kost
Beth Kreyc1k
Doug K1 'oon
Barb Kubes
Brenda Ladman
Matt Landis N1cco Lawson
Matt Lederer
Todd Lepold
Danny Lesrnng
Chris Leybold
D awn Litt
David Lovelady
Troy Manning
R ick Mariscal
Pe nny Martaus
Marvlyn Martinez
Jeff Mcconkey
N ikki McFarland
Todd McLain
Tammy Mericle
Kimberly Me1'te s Jennifer Meyers
Elaine M ichaels on
Mike Mitchell
Jarrod Mittan
Kelly Moo
M i che ll e Buresh and Amy Fredr i ck laughing at th eir fr iends.
Immediate Above : That soda will quench
thirst Steve N iem eyer On the
right: John W illi ams and Jeff Swartz are study ing hard
Danny Mosh i r
The Only Way Is Up for 7th Graders
Rick Smith
Jennifer Snook
Kathy Soflin
Craig Sovereign
Kirsten Sp itser
Jake Starkel
Shannon Stuch i
Jeff Swartz
Bill Taylor
Kevin Thomson
Julie Thornton
Randi Tillberg
Josh Trambly
Ace Triplette
Tracy Urban
Jerry VanAmerongen
Jason Vercellino
Andy Wallek
Karen Wallick
Danny Walter
Janelle West
Kim White
Michelle White
Amy Whitehurst
John Williams
Lisa Williams
Jennifer Wilson
Laura Winnigar
Ron Wittler
David Wobig
Amy Zoller
Scott Rhodes
Kristi Matis is waiting patiently for a picture from Amy Zoller.
Boy that sure looks good
Danny Lesoing!
FACULTY •
C l o c kw i se from i mmediate above : " Paws down C lass ," commands Mrs Lawrence Mrs Ogden i s very proud of her son Aaron Mr Fe ll ers i s check in g the bu ll et in.
Teachers Don't Just Teach
Many teachers are inv olved in much more than teaching in their class rooms
Teachers can be found after school, sponsor in g clubs, coaching and helping students with homework. Teachers take students on field trips to various places, the field trips provide students with a more personal ized way to learn. Putting aside all school activities teachers find time to enjoy their families and friends
Clockwise from immediate above: Mrs
A inslie and Mrs. Hinshaw are resting their elbows Mr Quick is show in g his class who's boss Mr. Dav i d p lays the victim in class Mr Reeder laughs with the people in the office
Teachers Have Class
Mrs A in sl i e
Mrs Bateman
Mr B i gham
Mrs Byrd
Mrs Chr i stensen
Miss Clark
Mr Darby
Mr David
Mrs Elwood
Mrs Euler
Above: Mr Ho lm es do in g h i s im press i on of Mr. David Right: Mrs Larson surpr i sed and embarrassed by the balloons she received.
Mrs Frederick
Mrs Hammer
Mrs Hansen
Mrs. H inshaw
Mr Holm es
Mrs Hyland
Mrs Ingram
Mrs Kechely
Mrs. Keister
Mrs Larson
Mrs Landis
Mrs Lawrence
Mr Lechtenberger
Above : Mr Mercer correcting the days math
Left : Mr. Peterson pleased with Julie Murray's grade
Mr Fe ller s
Mrs. Forn ey
Mrs Manton
Mr. Masek
Mr McG ill
Mrs McVay
Mrs Mellgren
Mr. Mercer
Mrs Motz
Mr Myers
Mrs Ogden
Mr Peterson
Mickle Teachers Are The Best
Mr Quick
Mr. Reeder
Mrs Re i nmiller
Mr Rogge
Mrs Shuster
Mr Masek reviews student ' s rights and responsib i li t ies w i th an eighth grade class
Mr Sell Mrs Sh i merda
Mrs Stoddard
Mrs Vannorsdal
Mrs Waterm i er
Mr Wright
Cafeteria
Back Row (left to right): Esther Anderson , Rose Reyno lds , Dor is Conno ll y , Ve lda Pra i, Rosa li e Ch l oupek Front Row : Ph y lli s Rogers , Jo lene Glock , LaVe ll a West , Donna Hoose and Do l or is Car r.
Custodians
Back Row Ue f t to right): Allen Kobes , J i m Smith , Ge n e vi eve McCu ll ey , Jack Sab i n Front Row : Ed Havr a :i ek and Ron Albert
Clerical Staff
Back Row (left to right): Mrs ~arnet , Mrs Auman , Mrs Thomas , Ms Bates , Mrs Potts. Front Row : Mrs Wa le k, Mrs W illet and Mrs Lee
Songbirds
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This i s a group of eight and ninth grade girls that were chosen for their s in g in g ab iliti es These talented girls perform a vari et y of popular music and choreography for assembl i es and concerts for both parents and students
Clockwise from immediate right; Back Row : Wanda Rockemann , Rhonda Wright , Stephanie Ahlschwede , Lynda Ho l t , Michelle Houser, and Megan Lovell. Middle Row: Kelly Wicken , Kim Howard , Renee Divis , and Amy Moravec Front Row: Missy Howell , Jenn i fer Mau, Dawn Mertz , and Jo Ellen Neal
Wanda Rockemann and Jo Ellen Neal do i ng i t right Lynda Ho l t, Missy Howell, and Renee Div i s sway i n ' to the music Kim Howard , Stephanie Ahlschwede , Lynda Holt , Missy Howell , Jennifer Mau , and Dawn Mertz g i v i ng i t all they got.
Sing Toward Success
Clockwise from immediate left: Mrs. Forney says, " A smile a day eeps laryngiti s away ." Rhonda Wright and Jennifer Mau singing their h earts out M i ssy Howell and Jennifer Mau , " What ' s so funny?" Renee 01v1s and Amy Moravec gett in g into the music.
Misters and Misses
This is a group of selected guys and gals that ar e directed by Mrs Forney. They sing many popular and favorite songs every year. They sing for school assemblies and for the i r parents. They also have performed for other audiences .
Clockwise from immediate above: Chr i st ie Perk in s and Steve Sea rle are gett in g it together Ron Dey , Randy Wilson , Alain Epp , Ron Pr ic e , Mrs Forney and Steve Sear le on the run Back Row: Alain Epp , Beth Hansen , Ron Dey, Ron Pr ice , Jackie Jacobsen, Pat D iaz Middle Row: Ra ndy Wilson, Jod i Prey , Chr i st i e Perk in s , Michelle Jones, Julie Duens i ng Front Row: Stephan i e Miller , 46 Steve Sear l e , Cory Fletcher , Heather N ichols Michelle Jones and A lain Epp caught in • the act
Sing In Perfect Harmony
from immediate above : Randy W i
and Heather N i chols are stepp i ng i n t i me Stephan ie M iller, Randy W i lson , Steve Sear l e, A la i n Epp , Jod i Prey and Chr i st i e Perk i ns, s i ng i
i r l ungs out Steve Searle , Stephan ie M ill er , Cory Fl etcher , and Jod i Prey are
Clockwise
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Stage Band Jazzes It Up .
Stage Band is a g r oup of talented musicians who play mostly jazz and ro ck. They play songs from television series, mot i on - pictures and also numb e rs of hits from various mus ician s . Th e y have concerts and som e tim es th e y p e rform in a ss emblie s for u s .
Clockwise from i mmediate above: Mark A nderson and R i ck S haf er have the beat Janelle Dukes a nd Tr udy Jensen hav e flying fingers on the sax C lint Hartung , Mark French , and Er ic Peterson warming up Jim Loos , Jason Grigsby, and Jim Koc h sliding to the music Mr Quick directing as usual.
Wind Ensemble Will Blow You Over.
Like Stage Band , Wind Ensemb l e i s a se lected group o f musicians who a l so play many d iff ere n t types of mu s i c . They a l so put on a number of concerts for the parents. Like Stage Band they play songs from motion pictures to some hit songs from some of your favor i te musicians.
Clockwise from immediate left: Trudy Jensen. Kent Burbank, and Jul ie Duensing are playing the sax Greg Akeson, Mark Kio e , Trudy Jensen , and Kent B urbank are kee pi ng i n tune Wanda Rockemann , Dav i d Murphy , Jeff Petersen , and Chr i s Larson share the i r sk ill s Kell i e Horky , Kar i n Fusco , Va l er ie Sm i th , Dav i d Reynolds are making mus i c sound good A li c ia Wh i tehurst , Cand i Olsen , a nd Stephan ie Be ll, pract ice m akes perfect
Red Cross Puts Their Heart Into It .
Red Cross is a group of volunteers who help in organizing dances, and other projects such as a Halloween dress up day, a Thanksgiving food drive, a teachers appreciation week, holiday caroling , a carnation day , a spring clean up, and Spirit Week. It has been a very eventful year for Red Cross.
C l ockwise from imm ed i at e right : Lance Fryrear and Cory Pierce are showing their appreciat i on for teachers Staci Jinright is totally punk i ng out Stacey Bennet , " Shazam!"
Clockwise from immediate left: Lynda Holt and Stephan ie Bell , " Looney Tunes here we come !" Amy Fredr i cks and Tracy Urban are carv i ng pumpk i ns Jo Ellen Neal and J i m Waldron are liste ni ng to i nstruct ions Jo Ellen Neal, M i ss Bates and Larry Cronk are plann i ng ahead.
Jo ur na li sm i s an e l ect i v e clas s where t he students l earn to writ e d ifferent types of art i c l es Th e students a l so learn to i nterv iew other peop le , gather n ews a n d wr ite i t q ui ck ly and accurate l y . They wr i t e the Mickle M i ss i e wh i ch i s sold every few months and sho w s th e hard work they put i nto i
Does It The Write Way
Clockwise from immediate below: So mi ta Basu doing bus in ess as usual Missy Howe ll catching up on the current news Magg i e M unn typ in g with flying fingers How many corrections d id you have to make Kell i Hor ky ?
Yearbook is the class where this yearbook is put together The students work year round to collect pictures and ideas to put into the yearbook. It is the only class that has to deal with thousands of dollars and has a product to show their work at the end of year
Clockwise from immediate right: M itch
He n dr icks , A ng i e T h o m pson , Tammy C helgren and Sandy Becker d i scuss i ng plans fo r the yearbook Back row: Ter i M ill er , Lisa Rohrer , Son i Fabry, Sandy Becker , M i ke Ki ng , Jerome Mart i n , M i ss ie Scott , Karen Kac i rek , Brent Ell iot , S h elley W iegert , M itch Hendr i cks , Wend i Baus , Stacey Coffman , Kelly Gou l d , Pat D i a z , Tam my Che l gren , Troy Ande r se n, A ng ie Thomp s on Pat D iaz , th i nk in g hard Kare n Kac i rek and Ter i M ill er , work in g h ard?
Getting It Together
Cover Des i gn : Shelley W i gert , Ka r e n
Kacirek , Jerome Martin and Ter i M iller
Left : " Get organ ized M itch Hendr icks !"
Below : Sandy Becker and M i ss i e Scott , check i ng people off .
Abov e : " Give me that pen !" says Son i Fabry to Li sa Rohre r.
Left: Troy Anderse n and Brent Elli
Clockwise from immed i ate above : " What should I do nowT' says , M ichelle Raether . .. Patrick Ri dpath, Dave Svehla, and Jerry Schilke get in to group act i on Terr i Nicewonger looking bew il dered Above right: Ela in e Michaelson and Jul i e Kost look at something frightful.
The
lntramurals consists of 7th and 8th graders who exhibit good sportsmanship, like competition, and lik e to participate in athletics. They have the opportunity to socialize while improving their abilities in a variety of sports
Clockwise fro m im mediat e le ft : Looks like Dean Drake got fouled out Cory Fletcher awaits the ball Li s a Kaufman li stens attentively
9th Grade Volleyball
from immediate above ...
Melissa
while
Watch out everybody it's Lynda Holt Kelly Neiswanger, Sharon
listen
Clockwise
Varsity Girls' Volleyball, Back row: Coach Motz, Michaele Cline, Lynda Holt, Kelli Horky, Tamera Chelgren, and Student Manager Steph Bell. Front row: Trudy Jensen , Lisa Swanson, Karin Fusco, Suttie Chuda, Michelle Jones, and Student Manager
Kost Kelli Horky bumps the ball
Karin Fusco watches anxiously
Nelson, and Kim Howard
to Coach Watermeier give a pep talk
Clockwise from immediate above Reserve G i rls' Volleyball, Back row : Missy Howell, Melissa Kennedy , Beth Hansen , and Katie Hanus. Middle row: Student Ma n ager Kelly Wicken, Ann Van Z andt , Sandy Bar ry, Magg i e Munn, Carla Grafelman , • and Coac h Watermei e r . Front row: Renee Divis, Sharon Ne l son , Kelly Ne i swager, K im Howard, and Julie Duensing Mag ie Munn gets ready for the ball Beth Hansen and Trudy Jensen
Varsity Basketball
Vars i ty G i rls ' Basketball , Back row : Student Manager Cami Althouse, Buffie Chuda, Lisa Swanson , Karin Fusco, Kim Howard, Sharon Nelson, Coach Bigham. Front
row: Beth Hansen, Julie Hendr icksen, Lynda Holt, Kelli Horky , and Student Manager Amy Ridolfi.
Above : Kim Howard , Karin Fusco, Kelli Horky and Lynda Holt test their strength R i ght : Lisa Swanson go in g for the rebound.
C l ockwise from i mmediate left : Shawn Bowens i s ready to make hi s move Vars i ty Boys ' Basketball , Back row : Jay Johnson, Scott Barney , Jason Gr iess , Ted Mothershed , Bob Prai, and Coach Sell. Front row : Brent Elliot , Steve Searle , Doug Sm ith , Ri ck Shaw , and Shawn Bowens Rick Shaw gets r eady to make the perfect shoL " D id yo u make your shot, Jason Gr i ess?"
You Get A Basket Full With 9th Basketball!!!
Reserve Boys ' Basketball, Back row: Coach Bigh am, Jim Loos, James Walker , Ron Dey , and Mike Woods. Middle row: Ron Pr ic e, John Coons , Ch ris Larson, and Br ian
Cecava Front row: J eff Chapelle, Shane Ba ir, Pau l Rada ,' and Brad Risin g
left : James Walker makes the per-
shot Above right : Jeff Chape
Reserve G i rls ' Basketball: Miche ll e Vacha, Ann Van Zandt, Renee D i v i s, Kar i n Kersten, Beth Hansen, and Coach Motz M i ddle row: Michelle Williamsen, Tamera Chelgren , Student Manager Michelle Jon es and Valer ie Smith Front row: Magg ie Munn, A ngie Dami an, Karen Kac ire k, Stud en t Managers Marci Neeld and Teri Miller
Above left: Miche ll e Vacha a n d Renee D ivi s wa i t the i r turn at dr ill prac tic e Above right: Ann Van Zandt , Ka rin Kersten and Karen Kac i rek , wa it in g to do l ay ups
CROSS COUNTRY
WRESTLING
Back row: Bill Triplette, Eric Case , John Coons, Shannon White, Coach Houser. Middle row : Dan Coonce , John Woodshank, James Herel. Front row: Rob
Tom Riley and Dan Coonce are ready to start their match.
Back Row: Coach McVay, Valerie Smith, Jay Johnson , Jeff Peterson, Brent Elliot Front ' row: Kenny Henke, Chris Larson, Todd Henke and Shane Bair
Maddox, Bill Sabin, Jerry Morningstar , Tom Riley and Mark Kloke.
