In Fine Arts you can show your creative talent.
Immediate below: Something wrong Kari Worm?
Right: A ll e yes focused on Mr. Reeder
Below: Stuck Troy Masters?
ot Pictured: Michelle K raft
Vocal Music classes develop students enjoyment of music as well as their singing -abilities. Mrs. Forney emphasizes proper breathing techniques and basic music theory.
The students in drama a re positive about the class and eager to participate in concentration , pantomiming and characterization activities In Drama you get to be creative and show your talents .
Clockwise from immediate below: Chad Schaub , Dave Ware and Gary Jiskra , " Stand up straight " Lynnette Buchanan , Trish Murphy , and Michelle Beck ," Are very serious about their Music " Kevin Griffith and Shelly Reikofski are working the wheel.
In Orchestra kids have a chance to improve their playing skills. After about three to four weeks they get a chance to show their abilities in a concert for parents and other students. Mr. Quick not only works on improving tone quality for each student but an appreciation of good music.
English and Social Studies are a part of everyday life at Mickle.
Students in 7th Grade Basic Studies explore geography , anthropology , economics and sociology. Along with those studies , students work to improve reading , oral expression and writing skills.
In 8th grade Ba sic Studies students research various topics concerning different periods of American History and read an accompaning novel such as Shane. Many assignments are done in groups , promoting student interaction skills.
Clockwise from immediate above: What ' s the matter Jod i Cole? icole Fazel , Lisa Edgecomb and Curt Wenzel are enjoying a lighter moment M r. Rogge stands above Chad Rodgers , while Traci Anania and Heather Delp watch School i sn ' t that bad Shannon Wilson , Karin Vang and Lori Jones
In English you've got to study a great deal to learn. English in 9th grade covers grammar, vocabulary, individualized reading skills, appropriate writing skills and a whole lot more.
9th grade Social Studies is a full year course. Social Studies covers American Govenment and the law. Teachers discuss politics, civic participation, and responsibilities.
Clockwise from immediate below: Hannah Argue is working in English Mrs. Ogden discusses Mr . Wright helps Kim Turner while Vicki Rathe waits What ' s so funny Mrs. Keister and Traci Minnick
These Classes Get Your Motor Runnin
Small Engines is a quarter class. The assemble, and repair the engine so students study the parts of an engine. it's in r unning order again. It could Each student brings a small engine be a useful skill in the future. which they will disassemble, re-
World Of Manufacturing isn't just for boys it's for girls too! Students have the option of a one or two semester class. Cars, sconces and rockets are some of the products made. Mr. Myers stresses a w orking knowledge of production skills.
The 7th graders in World of Construction are eager to participate in the class activities, such as the concrete exercise, making a model home, and several measuring exercises. Students will develop an understanding of the business world.
Clockwise from immediate below: Dean Drake, Mick Long drawing away Jake Starke!, Steve Niemeyer , and Mr. Meyer mak i ng the cut Shawn Abbot , Curt Brennan , and Dave oonan pasting together a friendship Men at work Aaron Roblyer , Jeff Pernie , Joe Siegel, and Kreg Green
From immediate below: Pay attention Food class Below left: Alain Epp , Matt Osburn , Shelly Reikofski , John Sch more , Troy Schoeppner, and Bill Kasi see that typing is the key to success Below !eft: Keep trying Cheryl Pojar you ' ll get that needle threaded yet Bottom: Come on Carla Trouba, Larry Versaw, Bret Wenzl , and Kim White just a little smile.
Mrs. Lawrence has many types of games in addition to typing _drills, to help students develop their typing skills. A typing skill can and will come in handy in the future.
This year in Home Economics the students will be doing something totally different. There is a new program designed to allow students to work alone or in groups on projects of his or her choice.
Working Hard In Science And Math Is
This y ear in health Mr. David is trying something different. He ' s helping students real1ze that there are many more choices in life than . doing drugs. Students need to be reminded that saying " O" is a major alternative. He will still be working with C.P.R. disease and mental health.
Clockwise from immediate above: Troy Schoeppner in shock . . . David Lovelady reviving Annie Charles Divine hard at work Mr Holmes showing Melinda Paulson and Barb Ballou how to solve the problem
The Mickle Math teachers want students to understand that math is used in everyday life. In this age of growing technology this subject becomes ever increasingly important. Math opens the door to our number systems which can be directly applied to future jobs. Students must be willing to work hard to achieve good math skills.
GoOd Health
This year and like in years past the science program studies the human body. Also they do work with science encompassing physics, chemistry, life sciences and earth sciences. They perform experiments in each unit. Additional things they do are see films, reading transparencies and make models.
From immediate left: Ors. Hyland and Troy Collins are doing brain surgery Cory Pierce being bandaged Sarah Zimmerman and Kim Thompson are racing Some of the worlds great to be scientists hard at work .
Everyone Needs A Foreign Language
There has been changes in Spanish this year. Mrs. Melgren and Mrs. Smith share the teaching responsibilities. The beginning classes work on conversational language while the more advanced classes increase their fluency.
Cl o ck w ise fr om i m m ed iate abo ve: Amy Graff, Cheryl Po jar, and Chad Elliot are tuning in Wh i le Tracey Gilory looks at the camera Amy Dewey continues working Did someone say Aaron Griess? Tim Bales , William Hamouz , and Steve Eckman check their answers.
9th Grade
"Good-bye"
"Good-bye" is not an ending when you know that people care.
For miles may come between you but warm thoughts are always there.
" Good-b ye" is not an ending but a different start for you.
A time for making brand new friends and see dreams come true.
"Good -bye " is not an ending for you'll find along lifes way within your heart you'll always have a part of yesterday.
Author unknown
Clockwise from immediate above: Lisa Sullivan and Pat Diaz share in a joke with their friends Becky Roesler and Brad Richardson saying Good-bye before winter break George Ellis give his fans a big smile.
Above:
Todd Adamson
Tina Alder
Jami Allen
Suzi Alpers
Troy Andersen
Jeff Anderson
Mark Anderson
Rocio Aranda
Hannah Argue
Tim Bales
Barb Ballou
Somita Basu
Lori Baumann
Wendi Baus
Michelle Beck
Chris Beem
Paula Behrens
Gerry Beltz
Kelly Bock
Tom Boelter
Danny Borgmann
Jenny Borman
Tracy Borreson
Leah Boston
Tony Boward
Joe Bowman
Steve Bozak
Jeff Turek , Rod Ware , Brett Wenzel , and Mike Weber are picking up their grades
Michelle Bradley
David Brannin
Emmett Branstetter
Bobby Bredthauer
Carin Bringelson
Alan Bruns
Lynette Buchanan
Lonnie Buresh
Marc Burt
Mike Burt
Steve Buss
Brenda Butts
Todd Calfee
Curtis Campbell
Julie Caraway
Jeremy Carter
Lori Cavanaugh
Andrea Cerny
Rian Cerny
Mike Christle
Melinda Cline
Rana Coble
Stacy Cockrill
Stacey Coffman
Sarah Dale and Danny Borgmann are chuckling about what they had for lunch.
Scott Cole
Troy Collins
George Combs
Bruce Coonce
Clint Coonrod
Dustin Curfman
Sarah Dale
Dayna Danielson
Brian Davis
Lori Delancey
Amy Dewey
Rick Dey
The wild and crazy ninth graders .
Pat Diaz
Barb Dill
Jimmy Draper
Janelle Dukes
Bill Duncan
Ed Duntz
Kim Durst
Larry Dvorak
Steve Eckman
James Eggerling
George Ellis
Alain Epp
Chuck Evans
Barb Everhart
Soni Fabry
Kim Farwell
Dina Finch
Steve Fish
Cory Fletcher
Shane Flynn
Jackie Frazer
Shane Freeman
Jarrod Frerichs
Shanna Fritter
Jeff Gable
Mark Garner
Michelle Gaston
Jenny Gillette
Tracy Gilroy
Troy Glodowski
Jason Graff
Kevan Griffin
Jayson Grigsby
William Hamouz
atalie Hansen
Kristi Harrison
Mark Lyon cheers at the end of the day.
It's been a long hard year
Clint Hartung
Christine Hayes
Kenny Henke
Phil Hoegemeyer
Erik Holy
Jamie Hopping
Michelle Houser
Steve Hovland
Becky Jeppson
Gary Jiskra
Mike Johnson
Theresa Johnson
Darin Jones
Dave Jones
Lori Jorda(
Steph Karle
Bill Kasi
Steph Kerlin
Mike King
Kevin Kline
Jim Koch
Steve Koch
Eric Koester
Steve Kramer
Troy Kuhlman
Kerri Kumpost
Carol Larsen
Steve Lauver
Jim Lebo
Scott Lebsack
Lynn Lessmann
Karla Leybold
Kathy Lind
Amy Lionberger
Megan Lovell
Jim Lubben
But we made it
Jenny Lynn
Mark Lyon
icole Martaus
Chris Martison
Christy Marx
Troy Masters
Dana Mattingly
Jenny Mau
Ronald Mccloskey
Todd Mcconkey
Patti McDiffett
Wade McGinnis
Lisa McKinney
Dan McMahill
Kevin McReynolds
David Meints
Dawn Mertz
Susan Miller
Tracy Minnick
Amy Moravec
Scott Moya
Darla Mueller
Trisha Murphy
Jo Ellen eal
Kerri ielsen
Angie O ' Flaherty
Candi Olsen
Mike Olson
Matt Osburn atalie Padilla
Teresa Palik
Kevin Patak
Melinda Paulson
Soni Fabry, Kelli Roeber and Mrs. Keister share a bottle of cooking wine.
Michelle Peralez
Mike Peterson
Theresa Peterson
Jeff Phi llips
Moments may be temporary,
Tim Phillips
Ph il Pickard
Laurie Piper Rod Pollard
Mike Pope
Vickie Quintana
Sean Randal l
Sheila Rasmussen
Vicki Rathe
Shell y Reikofsk i
Kevin Rekte
Willie Reubenking
Brad Richardson
Patrick Ridpath
Brenda Riha
Sandra Riha
Mike Riple y
William Robe rtson
Stacy Robl yer
Mark Rockemann
Kelli Roeber
Beck y Roesler
Missy Rose
Kristen Ross
Ri cky Roth
Jerry Russell
John Rutt
Da vid Scaggs
Jenny Gillete is enjoying her ice cream.
but the memory • IS forever .
Todd Schaffer
Chad Schaub
Suzanne Schelby
Jerry Schilke
Ken Schmale
John Schmohr
Teresa Schneider
Lennie Scott
Laurie Settles
Rick Shafer
Doyt Shaw
Louie Sheridan
Steve Shields
Jay Shonerd
Dan Sills
Shelby Skala
Cliti Skinner
Todd Slips
Diane Smith
Casey Smith
Kim Sovereign
Lorri Spencer
Kristine Sphon
Melissa Stake
Lori Jorda!, Vicki Rathe, Kim Turner, and atalie Padilla comment on the action of the game.
Julie Wrasse gets ready to blow a bubble.
Bye-Bye Mickle It's Time To Be Movin' On
Tim Stitt
Terry Stoppel
Kenny Stuchl
Lisa Sullivan
Mike Sullivan
David Svehla
Wendy Svoboda
Jon Swanson
Linda Tejral
Heather Thompson
Cori Tindle
Steve Tingley
Mary Tompkin
Lana Trauernicht
Carla Trouba
Jeff Turek
Kimberly Turner
Tammy VanAckern
Dennis Vang
Alan Vasquez
Lawrence Versaw
Deana Vrana
Barb Walker
David Ware
Rodney Ware
Ronda Warren
Bret Watkins
Jeff Way
Mike Weber
Brett Wenzl
Paul Wiese
Kari Worm
Julie Wrasse
Adeyemi Yant
Kevin Zillig
Ashley Owens
Not Pictured: John Davis
Christy Dettmer
Todd Hartshorn
Brad Lingel
Sheila Lott
Terri Peet
8th Grade
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Eighth grade has had its share of memories. But the end is finally here and we've had our good and bad times. Luckily next year will be a whole new year, new classes, new teachers and new experiences.
Clockwise from immediate above: Soon to be secretary, Brenda Ladman Dena Cummings is working at last Carol Siebe and Kim Aden are playing around and Laurie Shoemaker and Andee Walek are passing time at lunch.
in just one year.
Clockwise from immediate left : Kathy Soflan , Tracy Urban , Angie Dietrich and Jeff Swartz talk i ng again Amy Zoller and Micky Selle homeward bound Top Left: Ruben Ceballos Mickie ' s new gourmet chef .. . Mr . David is working hard Brian Rank and Jason Condello are enjoying their lunch.
Shawn Abbott
Kim Aden
CLASS OF ''88''
Tom Ahlschwede
Dave Attenberger
Jean Ball
Michelle Beck
Amy Behrens
Lisa Benedict
Duane Bernt
Tammy Bouwens
Bruce Bowman
Kris Brewster
Louise Brodecky
Glenn Brown
Garrett Buck
Christy Burbank
Michelle Buresh
Diane Carr
Dale Case
Ruben Ceballos
Aileen Chick
Jolie Clark
Jodi Cole
Dawn Collins
Kelly Collins
Jason Condello
Rex Conrad
" Read y, aim , fire, " says the Eighth Grade gym class.
George Converse
Mike Craig
Ca y leen Criswell
Larry Cronk
Theresa Crosier
Dena Cummings
Brian Curtis
Dawn Davenport
Cind y Densberger
Angie Dietrich
Terri Dill
Jacques Dillow
Lorie Divis
Andy Donovan
Dean Drake
•Lisa Edgecombe
John Egger
Garrett Eiland
Stephanie Eischeid
Mike Ersch
Wade Eschenbrenner
Eric Faust
icole Fazel
Amy Frederick
Mark French
Michael Friebel
Mitchell Fritchie
Lance Fryrear
Scott Gannon
Jeff Gerdes
Beth Gibbons
Renee Gleason
ichelle Gocke
Renee Gleason , Aileen Chick , and Michelle Schriner are showing off at lunch
A J Gould , Amy Graff
Kim Grosshans
Alan Hald
Bryan Hanson
Dawn Harris
Chris Hawk
Jeff Hillis
Scott Hindera
Todd Hoffman
Lisa Holy
Vern Huffman
Cliff Huss
Travis Jacox
Jennie James
Richard James
Scott Jenkins
Patti Johnson
Jaci Jurgens
Jennifer Kaeser
Rob Kant
Lisa Kaufman
Kelli Kendall
Kim King
Above: Jacques Dillow bandaged after a fight At Right: Mike Ersch looks over his next assignment.
Leave us alone we're eating
Keri Kolb
Tom Kortus
Julie Kost
Beth Kreycik
Doug Kroon
Barb Kubes
Brenda Ladman
Matt Landis
icco Lawson
Matt Lederer
Chris Lenhoff
Dan Lesoing
Chris Leybold
Dawn Litt
Michael Long
David Lovelady
Troy Manning
Rick Mariscal
Penny Martaus
Marvlyn Martinez
Jeff McConkey
ikki McFarland
Todd McLain
Tammy Mericle
Kim Mertes
Jennifer Meyers
Elaine Michaelson
Jarred Mittan
Kelly Mook
Dan Moshiri
Kristi Matis
says Alari Hald , Josh Trembly , and Jason ehl.
Cindy Kloke
Pat Koertje
Brian Moyer
Carrie Munn
Jim Murphy
Joni Murray
Trent Myers
Jason ehl
Devin ickol
Steven iemeyer
Vicki Oakley
Scott Ogburn
John Paulson
Monica Peet
Jenni Perkins
Cory Pierce
Becky Pierson
Pete Pietrowski
Troy Plumb
James Porter
Jeff Randall
Brian Rank
Lance Rankin
Scott Rhodes
Shane Riggs
Michelle Raether
Rob Rolenc
Cathy Rook
Ryan Rowe
David Rumfelt
Ken Salmen
Troy Schoeppner
Laura Schomaker
Michelle Schriner
Micki Selle
Phillip Seng
Robby Shortridge
Carol Siebe
Rick Smith
Jennifer Snook
Kathy Soflin
Craig Sovereign
Kirsten Spitser
Jacob Starkel
Shannon Stuchl
Jeff Swartz
Bill Taylor
Julie Thornton
Randi Tillberg
Josh Trambly
Eighth Was Great .
Heather Knudson
Not Pictured
Jay Borrell
Stuart Schaub
Chris Whitlock
Asa Triplette
Tracy Urban
Jerry Van Amerongen
Andee alek
Karen allick
Dan alter
Curt enzl
Janelle West
Kim White
Michelle hite
Stephanie hite Face
Amy Whitehurst
John illiams
Lisa Williams
Jennifer Wilson
Ron ittler
David Wobig
• Amy Zoller
Above: Robby Shortridge is sculptering soap
Above right: Jeff Gerdes is double checking his test Right : Barb Kubes and icco Lawson are just bumming around
7th grade .
7th graders had a lot to learn this year. Unfortunately Jr. High is not all fun .and games, remember the dreaded homework, students found new friends and how to deal with peer pressure. They still have two more years of facing new and different challenges, new friendships, more responsibilities, and of course homework.
Clockwise from immediate above: Are you enjoying your food Matt Bradley and Andy Longe Amy Lorah , Jennifer Cerny are trading something interesting Laura Rasmussen , hard at work
we · Finally made it!
Clockwise from immediate left: Teresa Case concentrate on her work Dawn Leffler is looking at omething e citing ark eiwanger , Chad Brewster , aron Robler are pla ing a game in Ba ic Studie _. Kath Lutes mu t be telling Doug Smejdir omething
ick Ackerman
Jassen Adamson
Sherry Ahrends
Traci Anania
Craig Arehart
Melissa
Jason Bales
John Ballou
Carrie Bandars
Brian
Chris Bjorke
Brad Bock
Mellisa Borman
Matt
Dan Byers
Gayle Callahan
Douglass Cambell
Shelley Carmody
Jennifer Cern y
Joei Christiansen
Joel Christle
Brenda Chuda
Kevin
Paul
Jami
Tina
Jeff Crawford
Tracie
Heather Delp
Charles
Believe It or Not, These Are 7th Graders
Jill Durst
Lesl
Phil Eggerling
Shonna Eisenbarth
Susan Eliker
Bill
We're in Jr. High
" You want a picture of me? " asks Eric Lowe.
Kathy Lutes
Roger Lynn
Dean Maatsch
Angela Magree
Meghan Mallum
Jodi Manley
Jenn y Mara
Clay Maranville
Chris Martin
Tami Masters
Cory Maul
Mike Mayfield
Sharilyn McCrea
Sid McGee
Melissa McGrew
Scott McHatton
Jane McManus
Steven M.ielke
Dave Mock
Lynette Muggy
Debby Murtaugh
Mark eiswanger
Connie elson
anc
Dave
Joe orthouse
Jul ie Ogden
Jason
Shana Pagel
Jeff Palmer
Rick
Duane
Darren
We Needed to Adjust
" Who called my name? " asks Missy Peet.
But We Got It All Together
Jassen Adamson and Phil Eggerling beforeanother day of school!
Chris Thompson
Kim Thompson
Don Tindle
Chris Thompkins
Jim Toomey
Ben Torell
Criss y Trautner
Diane Trouba
Jodi Turek
Chris Turner
Jodi Turner
Kristi Vacha
Darc y Van Horn
Scott Van Vleck
Jeff Vance
Karma Vang
Ted Vergith
Wendy Vidlak
7th Grade .
"Oh What a Feeling!"
Andrea Waldo Jill Walvoord
Randy Ware
Rick Ware
Stacy Watkins
Todd Wesslund
Brent White
Chris White
Josh White
Amy Willet
Anna Williams
John Williss
Debbie Willson
Shannon Wilson
Becky Winkelman
Beck y Wolfe
Willie Wylie
Sarah Zimmerman
" What did you say? " asks Gretchen Hoprock.
Faculty
Teachers Play Important Roles
Teachers are very important to the total education of students They try to balance everyda y experiences in and out of the classroom . Teachers try to meet the special needs and interests of each student.
Clockwise from immediate left: Mrs. Hansen watching over Jacques D illow Mr. R eeder and Mr Lechtenberger are relaxing after a hard da y ... Mrs Stoddard , hear no evil , Mrs. Thomas , see no e ii , and rs Potts , speak no evil.
Clockwise from immediate above: Mr. Rogge assisting his students . .. " Mrs . Frederick, are Scott Moya and Scott Lebsack giving you trouble again?" Mrs. Bateman and Mrs R istow are just having a chat in the hall Mr. D a id is entertaining his daughter, Katie.
Mrs. Ainslie
Mrs. Bateman
Mr. Bigham
Mrs. Christensen
Mrs. Clark
Mr. Darby
Mr. David
Mrs. Dunlap
Mrs. Durbin
Mrs. Euler
Mr. Fellers
Mrs. Forney
Teachers are always there
Miss Bates trying to talk to Mrs. Hammer while she is listening to some tunes.
Mr David , Mr. Masek , and Mrs Matton talking over a serious problem.
Mrs. Mellgren
Mr. Mercer
Mrs. Motz
Mr. Myers
Mrs. Frederick
Mrs. Hammer
Mrs. Hansen
Mrs. Hinshaw
Mr. Holmes
Mrs. Hyland
Mrs. Ingram
Mrs. Kechely
Mrs. Keister
Mrs. Larson
Mrs. Lawrence
Mr. Lechtenberger
Mrs. Manton
Mr. Masek
Mr. McGill
Mrs. McVay
Mrs Chr ist ensen is stud yi ng i n the li brar y
Mrs. Ogden
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Quick
Mr. Reeder
Mrs. Ristow
Mr. Rogge
Mr. Sell
Miss Shimerda
Teachers do more than teach
Mrs. Smith
Mrs Watermier
Mr. Wright
Mrs. Hammer , Mr. Wright , and Mr. David are posing for the camera
Mrs. Ainslie getting things together.
Cooks
Bac k Ro w: Ester Anderson , Doloris Carr , Jolene Glock , Doris Connally , Phyllis Rogers , Rosalee Chloupek. Front Row: Kathy Wenzel , Rose Reynolds , Joyce Morgan, and Lavella West.
Custodians
Bac k Row: Jack Sabin , Genevieve McCulley , Jim Smith , Paul Lutomski, Ed Harvranek , Ron Albert , and Allen Kobes.
Not Pictured
Mrs Auman , Mrs Lee , Mrs Thomas , Mrs Barnett , Ms. Bates , Mrs. Potts , Mrs. Walek , and Mrs Willet.
Indulging in Mrs. Mellgren ' s shower cake are Mrs. Anslie , Mrs. Forney , Mrs Hansen and Mrs. Barnett.
Mr. Bigham is deciding whether or not to eat this cake.
Misters And Misses Take It Step
By Step
Misters and Misses are eighth and ninth grade boy and girl singers that are chosen by Mrs. Forney for their singing, dancing abilities and stage appearance. They perform on television, at assemblies and concerts around Lincoln.
Clockwise from immediate right: Megan Lovell and Joe Bowman stop in the name of love Standing: Pat Diaz , Dave Svehla, and Alain Epp Sitting: Cory Fletcher , William Hamouz and Joe Bowman are all swinging guys Peek-A-Boo we see you Sarah Dale and Pat Diaz Dawn Mertz and Cory Fletcher raise their hands because they ' re sure.
R ick S hafer a n d D iane Carr sway to t h e music.
Top Standing : Louie Sheridan , Cory Fletcher , Jenny Mou, D ave Svehla, Pat D iaz , Sarah Dale , William Hamouz and Joe Bowman Middle Sitting: Alain Epp , Megan Lovell , and R ick Shafer. Middle Kneeling: Jo Ellen eal, D iane C arr , and Amy Frederick. Front Row Sitting: Dawn Mertz and Amy Moravec.
Stage Band's Got The Beat
Stage Band is a musical group made up of ninth graders. They play rock and jazz music, they perform at various assemblies and concerts. Once a year they perform with the Misters and Misses. This musical group is directed by Mr. Quick.
Immediate above: Mr. Quick , stop making faces at your class ... Top right: Students in Stage Bank rehearse a new song ... Below:
Troy Kuhlman and Jim Luben play mean guitars! Bottom right: Casey Smith plays the hits.
Immediate above: Dana Mattingly and Jackie Frazer straining t o be serious Top r igh t: Sean Randall and Shane Freeman , sit up stra ight and use you r diaphragm To p lef t : Kr ist y Harrison and Lisa McKinne y is that rock y our tr y ing to p la y ? Bottom le ft: Theresa Peterson , Sarah Dale , and Ti m Bales make mus ic together .
• Wind Ensemble , A Combo Of In struments
Wind Ensemble , a great combination of woodwinds , percussion, and brass instruments. The students in Wind Ensemble are in eighth or ninth grade , they all have had at least two to three years of musical background. The y perform around Lincoln and have concerts during the school year Wind Ensemble is directed by Mr. Quick. 47
Red Cross, Helping, Caring, and Sharing
Red Cross is a volunteer group sponsored by Mrs. Ainslie and Ms. Bates. They do a variety of activities within the school and the community. Some of the community projects are, Christmas caroling, making cookies for the blood mobile, pumpkin decorating for nursing homes, and a food drive. Favorite school activities include the Valentine carnation sale and dances.
Immediate above: Rhonda Sydik and Shonna Eisenbarth, smile at the camera Above: Heidi Griffith , Missy Peet , Tracy Anania, and Heather Hipsher, all caught unaware . .. Red Cross Officers, Back row: Bill Duncan , Jo Ellen eal , and Steve Lauver. Middle row: Michelle Buresh , Scott Hindera. Front row: Jodi Manley and Roger Lynn Bottom right: Jenny Schultz and Amy Willet dance the Pumpkin Dance.
Clockwise from below: Ms. Bates gobb les up some popcorn ... Bottom: Mrs
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project w
Ainsl ie discusses
new
ith some Red Cross students Heather Delp carves a pumpkin
Top: Ever yone watches as Mrs Ainslie assigns jobs to students
Stu de nt C ouncil, Votes With The Times
Student C ou nc il i a gro u p where the studef1ts a re s elec ted by s tudents in their soci al or basic s tu di e s class. The represen tatives are ele c ted once a semeste r . Stud ent C o u ncil discusses s cho ol act ivitie s s uch as school dances , d re ss c odes, a n d other events w it h Mr. as ek. Student Council is d ir ecte d by Mrs. Ogden
Cl ockwise from immediate r ig ht: Lonnie Buresh and rs O gden ca ng the profits of their candy sale ... \11r Os Jen ta king to student council Low er left: i\ n dee alek, Pat Ridpath, and Lis a Edg ecomb pa y i ng attentio n for once r. Lecht enberg er sitti ng in on a Student Council mee tin ' ·
Clockwise from immediate left: att Bradle , watch the birdie! ... Above: ike K ing , ark Garner , and Ke in Mc R eynolds , its amazing that somet h ing can h old your attention
Top left: Lori D ivis , Angie D ietrich , and C arol Sieb e, stud ing something hard Top right: Thi s otes for ou ! Below: Student Coun c il member discu sing school matters
Yearbook, Write Up With The T i mes
The Yearbook staff takes pictures of students and teachers involved in everyday activities , which are arranged on a layout. Mrs. Euler , who teaches the yearbook class , stresses working within a budget and meeting assigned deadlines.
Imm e di a t e ri g ht : Mark Anderson and D a e Mein t s, working wi t h a l l tha t money sure is tempting , isn ' t it? Teresa Schneider is hard at work ee something ou like L nn Le man? Laurie Settles showing off her new necklace to Janelle est and Kri ti otis.
Immediate left: Back row : Sean R andall , Dave Meints , Barb Dill , and Mark Anderson. Middle row: Ronda arren , Lynn Lessman , elinda Paulson , Janelle est , and Teresa Palik. Third row: Teresa Schneider , Barb alker , and Laurie Settles Fourth row: Kristi otis and ichelle Beck ot pictured: Suzi lpers " But rs. Euler , this is what the proportion heel a s " e claims Tere a Palik as elinda Paulson atches and listens Suzi lpers finall rela es after a hard da s work.
Cover Design: Steve Koch and Mark Anderson
Journalism Blasts Off With The Mickle Missile
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Journali s m is a group o f e ighth and ninth grade writers tha t are c hosen for their wr it i ng abilit ies b y Mrs. Hammer The y pro vi de communication to the school through a school newspaper sold once a month. The Journa lism s taff ge t ideas for their ar t icles from each other and other students The y conduct inter v iews and article s themsel v e s.
Immediate above: Kelli R oeber and B renda
Butts , working on the assembl y line Top right: C hri s Beem , Pat Koert j e , and Ste v e Hovland selling the Mickle Missie successfully
Bottom right: Top row: Dina Finch , Rana
Coble , and Kell i Roeber Second row: Rocio
Aranda , Pat Koertje , Ste v e Ho v land , and C arla
Trouba , Shanna Fritter , and Mary Tompkin
Third row: Am y Frederick , end y Baus , Janelle Duke s, and Chr i s Beem. Fourth row: Carin B ringleson , Somita Basu , B renda Butts , and Stace y Coffman
1983- 84 Editor Somita B asu
Below: endy Bau s and -\m Freder ick , who are you laughing at ? Botto m right: Janelle D ukes and Shanna Fritt er try to co ncentrate
Bottom le(t: Ca rin Bringle on is t elling eeryone how much she 10\ e:, to tap le papers
Above: The Jou rnal i m cla s i la ughing at e eryone ' s reactio n t o the cam era Top left: ary Tompk i n ~aiL for 'v1r Hammer to finish so she can ge t orne advic e.
The More You Pactice The Better You Get
lntramurals is offered to all grades as a chance to learn and develop athletic skills.
Clockwise from immediate right: Varsity girls fighting for the basketball Todd Calfee and Jerr y Russel get ready to serve ... Danielle Helget says, " Look Mom, no hands " .. . Bill Kasi aiming for a basket and Jeff Phillips acts surprised!
Clockwise from i mmediate left: Brian Rank Ready , Aim, Shoot! Jennifer Lynn , Michelle Houser , Megan Lovell , Amy Dewy , and Traci Gilroy just hanging around Kris Lennhoff is aiming for a bull's e ye.
VARSITY : Immediate top left: Kerri Kumpost , Tina Alder , Becky Roesler , Vickie Rathe , Jennifer Mau, Jackie Frazier , Mrs. Motz. Immediate bottom left: Michelle Houser , atalie Padilla , Melinda Cline , icole Martus , Kelly Roeber
Volleyball
Practice makes perfect , i cole Martus.
Kelly Roeber , pat i ently waiting for the volle yball.
RESERVES: Immediate top left : Michelle Beck , Darla Muler, Julie Caraway, Melissa Stake , Lori Jordal, Kim Turner , Suzy Schelby , Mrs. Watermier. Bottom left : Stacy Coffman , Wendy Sv o boda, D awn Mertz, Amy Moravoc.
Above: Coach Watermier smiling at another victory. Left : Stacy Coffman hoping the ball will land in-bounds.
Above: Brad Richardson learning another play.
Left: Steve Fish watches Mike Peterson patiently.
Boy's Varsity Basketball, Immediate top left: Steve Fish, Pat Ridpath , Lenny Scott , Mike Peterson , Steve Eckman, Rick Schafer Bottom
left: Bratl Richardson , Cory Fletcher , Louie Sheridan, Dave Svehla , Mike Ripley
GIRLS' VARSITY: Immediate top left: Steph Kerlin , Vickie Rathe , Jenny Mau , Melissa Stake , Jackie Frazer , Kelli Roeber , Sherrie LaBelle, Coach Bigham .. Bottom left: Stacey Coffman , Dawn Mertz, Soni Fabry , Diane Smith , Wendy Svoboda.
Surprise ! Dawn Mertz.
Melinda Cline and Becky Roesler show their basketball skills
Reserves, You Had Quite A Year!
Bo y's Re serve Basketball , Immediate top le f t: Coach Kolcher , Terry Stoppel , Kevin McReynolds , Larry Versaw , Jeff Phillips , Mark Garner. Bottom left: Jay Shonerd , Kevin Kline , William Hamouz , Ronny McCloske~ , Bill Kasi~
Top row, immediate left: Lori Jordal , Michelle Houser , Amy Moravac , Melinda Cline , Becky Roesler , Kim Turner. Bottom row , immediate left: Darla Mueller , Patti McDiffett , Amy Dewy , Traci Gilroy , icole Martus , and Mrs. Motz
Cross Country: Off And Running
Top r i ght : Coach Lechtenberger , Casey Smith , Paula Behrens , Jeff Phillips , Tom Ahlschwede , Mike Riple y, Brian Hansen , Jason Graff Bottom right : Mike Soucie , Kreg Green , Am y Zoller , Kenn y Henke , Andy Donavan , and Brian Stanke.
Above : " Onl y two more miles ! You can handle i t !" sa ys Coach Lechtenberger Left: And y Dona v an and Jason Graff are running to win
Wrestlers Got All The Moves
Top row , immediate l eft: Bruce Coonce , Billy Duncan , George Ellis , Clint Hartung , Steve Buss, Coach Pope. Bottom -left: Coach Erickson , Mark Anderson , Ed Duntz, Mike Johnson, Alan Bruns, Larry Dvorak , and Jim Lubben
Joe Bo wman sh o ws Kevin Griffith a n ew position.
Coach Ericson teaches Larry Dvorak
