Robin Mickle Lincoln. Nebraska Volume XIII
2Jedicaled lo the memor'I o/ marger'I m. Sct,,U,jte r
Ocl-0ber 6 1917-Jan.ua 30, 1986
rf/ember o/ tlu rfhc/1!. Jaculbt Sepf.mber I 968-J,uu 1983
Places even,one ... ••·s showtime. Drama is the one class ou• of the day where you have no homework. ae• •o be on the move mos• of the time and be someone your not. •n drama you work on the voice movemen•. charac•erization. and skills involved in action. The 9th traders •hat are in Drama II culminate their work on skills by wri•ine and s•arrina in a Production which is Performed for Paren•s and studen•s.
Let Your Talent Shine
Clockwise from immedia•e above: Jeff Uonfeld• lis•ens attentively durina drama Zach Hadley lis•ens to some tunes while drawine Mr. Reeder explains to his students the do·s and don·ts in art ... Kevin Clark tellina Santa rEldred DiihtmanJ his wishes for Christmas.
Studen•s who like to work at •heir own pace have found a haven in art. Art offers a certain amount of freedom not· found in many classrooms. Students. wh il e workina on ceramics. sculptures and Printmakina. are 2iven the OPPortuniw to move about the room or vi sit friends while creatina the ir Pr oj ects.
Be darina and learn a different laneuaae. One of the Purposes in French and SPanish is to achieve conversational level for traveline. Mrs. Smith thinks it is important to know a laneuaee because the world is eettine smaller and smaller and knowine a second lanauaee may be helpful to you in the future. When asked about the extra minutes she said it didn"t help because You can only talk so lone
Around The World In A Day
Clockwise from immediate above: Jodi Turner. Kerry KemPer. and cassie cattett makina a Pinata lJ,nette Gaver havine a Chocolate Lieaeois and a smile ... Grea Sampson showine an EsPaneol exPression ... John BroPhY. the teachers in the front of the room.
Industrial arts offers draftina. electricity and metals. crafts and small enaines. and woodworkina. In draftina students will learn to sketch. to use draftina tools. and assemble drawinas. In electricity and metals students will learn about circuits. maanets. and Pattern development. In crafts and small enaines students will reinforce what they have learned bY brinaina in a small enaine. assemble it. rePair it. and reassemble the enaine. In woodworkina theY Prepare wood for finishina and how to apply basic finishes.
Clockwise from immediate above: Jeremy RYstrom checkina on his Project Mr. MeYer·s introduces the classes next Project ... Mr. MeYer·s overlooks Ronnie Larson·s workina habits Jeff Jones takes an. interest in Mike MaYfietd·s work.
If you can listen. know somethina about motors. and are coordinated you have the skills to be successful in shoP. Students will learn what it takes to manufacture Products throuah the use of tools. Production methods and materials.
Workshop constructs. creates. and assembles.
In home ec there are 3 basic areas. foods. sewine. and human development. In the foods section students study the tools and Procedures in makine a food item. In the sewine area students study fabrics and the sewine machine. The students also make a variety of Projects with the resources they have studied.
- Sometimes it seems that health should be renamed Life Studies. The course covers toPics from erowth and development to drue use and abuse. Learnine experiences are Planned so that students will achieve objective in the followine areas: narcotics. first aid and mental health.
Clockwise from immediate above: Tanya Samson. and Aaron Peterson cookine UP a storm Heather Johnson concentrates on a sewine Project ... Are Jody GroPP and Melissa Jones PaYine attention ... Ourine a health demonstration. Melanie Ramsier finds volunteerine is not all ifs cracked UP to be.
Develop a new Perspective in heal-th and home ec.
Clockwise from immediate above: Tonya Boatriaht is takina notes in Enalish Readina Shane takes areat concentration. as shown by Bill Mericle... Mrs. Euler·s class works on their map skills Nicole Stahnke takes a break from her daily work.
Learnina to be a better citizen is one of the thinas students explore in Social Studies. Students learn about our Government. Criminal Justice and the Bill of Riahts.
In Enalish. the Primary aoal is to helP students communicate more effectively and learn more about the Parts of sPeech. TheY also read several novels and write theme PaPers.
Enelish
Seventh and eithth trade basic studies is a mixture of Entlish and social studies. Students in seventh trade basic studies do a mixture of assitnments and activities in the subject areas of , aeotraPhY. anthroPolotY. economics. and sociolotY. In eithth trade basic studies. students can to back in time and learn about everythint from the western movement to the 193o•s. They aet the chance to read novels that deal with the Particular historical time they are studYint.
Clockwise from immediate above:
A Never Endina Stor,,
Sid McGee and Jeremy RYstrom PrePare to reaister for Northeast Sonja Doutlas. Jenny Mara. and Lori Swanson are waitint for the bell to rint ..• Mr. Writht·s class enjoys his creative humor Mrs. Otden·s class is just takint it easy.
Clockwise form immediate above: NickY Butler eets helP from Mr. Bieham durine an exPeriment CindY
Reinhart does last minute studyine for a test Tracy
Casey busy at work. disectine a worm Cassie
Althouse Prepares for lab.
In science students study weather. earth. electricity. and space. The keY concepts for each unit are reinforced throueh the use of experiments. When asked if students should take more science than whars required Mr. Bieham replied. "Yes. because life today consists of science.··
Science Experiments With Life
TYPin2 is a class that is POPUiar with students. because there·s no homework. your finaers 2et the workout and students learn a useable skill. Students quickly learn that speed and accuracy are imPortant to master.
Computer literacy is a class developed to teach students basic computer skills. Students look at the history of comPuters. basic Parts. uses. and Pro2rammin2 of the computer. Students who haven·t taken this class should and soon!
Clockwise from immediate above: Brad Butcher and Alex Taylor work on a comPuter Proaram Jeff Gaston works on computer while Jeff Vonfeldt overlooks Jenny Baus finds time to 2ive a quick smile durin2 typin2 ... Trisha Voun2 works on her wPin2 skills.
The Key To The Future
Clockwise from immediate above: Melissa McGrew helPina a confused Amy Willet in Math JodY GroPP concentrates on her Math assitnment Jenny Shultz is sPaced out in GeometrY Mr. Mercer tives Bimbo
help on her assiinment.
There's a Perfect Place in math for even,one from basic to accelerated. Math teachers n,, to Provide the riaht class for even,one so that each student achieves some dearee of success. When asked how Mickie's math Proaram comPares to other schools Mrs. Durbin said "We are the best.··
Math Measures UP
AYodele
We have many memories of ninth arade Year. the teachers. the homework and the fun! But the memories we·u cherish the most are the friendshiPs.
As we remember our last year at Mickle we·u think of the fun we·ve had and the aood to come.
Clockwise from immediate above: SuPrise Joel Christle!!! Jenny Brown concentrates on the computer Debbie Wilson. Tina Collins and Oeaun Maatch. hear no evil. sPeak no evil and see no evil Aaron RoblYer looks for a Place to sit.
The Ninth Grade Life
Clockwise from immediate above Have a Coke and a smile. Cassie Catlett RandY Ware and Mike Mayfield 0 is it lover •.• Curtis Bell works away in woods Huah Lawson. don·t look so busY Are you huntfY. Jon Northouse???
Clockwise above: Matt Bardlo thinks he·s in charae ... Tina Collins sus its a little wind)' Julie Oaden enjoys her lunch Jim Toomo serves lunch with a smile.
Tish Abernathy
Nick Ackerman
Jassen Adamson
Shem, Ahrends
Traci Anania
Craif Arehart
Deborah AYodele
Jason Bales
John Ballou
carrie Bandars
Brian Beck
Trent Bills
Tonya Boatrifht
Brad Bock
Nichole Bond
Karma Uana. Jenny Mara and Debbie WIison aooflna off In the halls. Jassen Adamson concentrates on his wPina.
Look Out North East.
Mellisa Borman
Matt Bradley
Curtis Brennan
Chad Brewster
John Brophy
Jenny Brown
Lisa Bunaartz
Dan Byers
Gayle Callahan
Doua Cambell
Shelly Carmody
Teresa Casey
Jennifer Cerny
Ronda Chase
Kenny ChlouPek
Joel Christiansen
Joel Christle
Brenda Chuda
Kevin Clark
Paul Claus
Jami Cleveland
Tina Collins
Trish Cook
Scott Cox
Clint Gerken and Aaron RoblHr are enioYIH their GscarMoen!
Here We Come!!!
Jeff Crawford
Todd Creps
Tracie Cunnine
Michelle Davis
Heather DelP
Eldred Diehtman
Charles Divine
Sonja Doualas
Michelle Duehman
Jill Durst
Leslie Eberhart
Phil Eeeerline
Shonna Eisenbarth
Chad Elliot Matt Evans
Matt Francis
Holly Gear
Clint Gerken
Sherri Gies
Josie Gossard
Melissa Gothier
Chris Govaerts
Krea Green
Aaron Griess Mickle Jr. Hig School Media Cent er
Heidi Griffeth
Aaron GrOPP
Aaron Habben
Zach HadleY
Mike Hansen
Colette Headlee
Danielle Helaet
Scott Helmstadter
Shannon Hems>el
Donny Hildreth
Ninth Grade Is. • •
Gretchen Hobrock
Amy HoffmeYer
Brady Howe
Craia Huffman
Brian Jackson
Jay Johnson
Jeff Jones
Lori Jones
Lori Kaedina
Gary Kassebaum
Anaie Kaufman
Ray KelleY
Kem, Kemr,er
Mark Koertje
Michelle Kraft
Matt Kurtz
Dan Byers and Brady Howe enjoy watchina Brian Beck pantomim e.
The Year To Remember.
Anaie Lane
Scott Larson
Shannon Laursen
Julie Lauver
Jason Lawhorne
Huth Lawson
Jeff Lloyd
Andy Lonie
Rick Lovrien
Jim Lovstad
Diane Lowe
Eric Lowe
Kathy Lutes
Roaer unn
Oeaun Maatch
Anaie Maaree
Meahan Mallum
Jodi Manley
Jenny Mara
Clay Maranville
Chris Martin
Tami Masters
Cory Maul
Mike Mayfield
Shari McCrea
Sid McGee
Goodbye Missles ...
Melissa McGrew
Scott McHatton
Jane McManus
Steve Mielke
Dave Mock
Heather Mullen
Debbie Murtauah
John Musil
Mark Neiswanaer
Connie Nelson
Nancy Nelson
Cindy Nienaber
David Noonan
Jon Northouse
Julie Oaden
Jason Orth
Shana Paeel
Jeff Palmer
Darren Parrot
Pam Patterson
Jason Peterson
Jeff Pirnie
Cheryl Pojar
Amy Price
Amy Quick
Kris Rahrs
Jodi Turner and Joei Christiansen Pitaina Out!!!
Hello Rockets!!!
Laura Rassmussen
Chris Rathe
Mike Rathe
Tina Reed
Mike Renton
Aneie Rezac
Gan, Rieee
Aaron Rob1Yer
Andy Roeers
Ch~d Roeers
Tern, Rolenc
Mike Romack
Jeremy RYstrom
Shari Sacks
Tanya Samson
John Sanders
Steve Scaees
Jennifer Schultz
Roeer Schwab
Jimmy Scott
Mike Shonerd
Joe Sieele
CoreY Ska22S
Doue Smeidir
Krissa Smith
Scott Smith
Mike Soucie
Paul SPhon
Brian Stahnke
BeckY Stewart
Chris Stone
Steve Sutton
Lori Swanson
Rhonda SYdik
Tori Tettenborn
Brenda Thienel
What A Year ...
Jeff Thomas
Kim Thomas
Chris Tompkins
JimToom~
Ben Torell
Chrissy Trautner
Diane Trouba
Jodi Turek
Chris Turner
Jodi Turner
Kristi Uacha
Darcy Uan Horn
Scott Uan Uelck
Karma Uana
Darcy Uan Horn en j oys listenina to lunchroom conversation.
It Was The Best!!!
TY Vetter
Wendy Vidlak
Jeff Vonfeldt
Anarea Waldo
Karen Walrath
Jill Walvoord
Randy Ware
RickY Wctre
Stacy Watkins
Todd Wesslund
Brent White
Chris White
Josh White
Amy Willet
Anna Williams
Justin Williams
John Williss
Debbie Wilson
Shannon Wilson
BeckY Winkelman
BeckY Wolf
Willie WYiie
Sarah Zimmerman
New Students:
cassie cattett
CUrtis Bell
Michelle Rotert
Rick Vork
Not Pictured
Traci Soverien
Jim Jones
Mike Anderson
Raymond Murphy
As 8th traders turn another Year older more is exPected of them at home and at school. At school teachers exPeCt the kids to work hard to achieve tood trades. At home 8th traders are 2iven more responsibilities bY their Parents. but still find time to sa>end with their friends. More POPUiar ways to share time are shoPPin2 at Centrum. aoina to dances. roller skatint. PlaYin2 football. and watchina movies totether.
Clockwise from immediate above: Dan,I Baier shows us how well he can use the scissors Amy Gleason smiles for her yearbook Picture ··1s it as 2OOd as DiPPY Donuts Shawn Anthony?
Christie Garrison and SharlY Ri2aert cooline down after a lone workout.
Clockwise from immediate above: Cindy Palik aives the camera a bit smile Jenny Way concentrates on her stencilina Project in Home Ee Scientists Mark Sherry and Steve Wenzl have fun while dissectina worms ... ··who are You alarina at Laura LeddY?
we·re Stuck In the Middle Now
Keib, Abbot
Usa Ahlman
Nicole Alder
Tracy Allen
cassie Althouse
Richard Andrews
Shawn
AmY Attenberaer
Lori Bahr
OarYI Baier
Heather BailY
Billy Barrettt
Jenny Baus
Thad Beaman
Jason
Kirk Beckman
Derek Beenblossom
Kim Behrens
Daniel Benedict
Alex Bennett
Georaann Bitters
Chadd Bliss
Tim Boatriiht
Anaie
Loren Bouwens
Joanna Brownlee
Melissa Burback
Brad Butcher
Stan caha
Kelly canahan
TraCY Casey
Toni Chelaren
John Chism
Georae ClaseY
Dustin Cleveland
Michael Colon Matt Conrad
Riaht: Jake McMahan believes the commercial 0 Milk does the body aood. ••
Immediate
But we·u Soon Be on ToP
Immediate Left: 0 The Thinker Jody Ernst. Above: MartY Rash finishes a math test after school.
James Hamelin
Kim
James
Kathy
Paul
Kristi
Ben
Lonna
James Kina
Eric KinneY
Aaron Kirwan
Tom Klimm
Mike Knezovich
Nicole Knollenber2
Usa Kobes
Kaye Koci
Jennifer Koester
Troy Kuennina
NanCY Kuhlman
Nicole Laird
Russel laPP
Ronnie Larson
8am, Lawson
Laura Leddy
Dawn Leishman
··Award winnina actors Shawn Miller. Chad GillasPie. Chad Jacoby. Wade Turner. and Barry Lawson Pose for the camera.··
Aimee LemPke Crai2 leYbold
Denise Utt Kevin Livers
Mike lon2orta
Susan Lott
Chad LYon
Lisa Martaus
It Was A Great Year
Above Left: Ms. Booth·s Basic Studies class enthused as always.
Riaht: ··was your chili aood
Above: Nicki Alder and Jennifer Detore havina a lauah while makina dioramas.
Aaron Peterson. Craif Lobold. and Matt Roters?
Moriamo Atobatele And Heather Shaw Producina a skit.
Clockwise from above: The five muskateers Mark Settles. Paul Thompson and Chad Shern, Pina around at the dance Robin Mahoney and Traci Vouna take time out of their diet Tina Bolinaer and Lori Rah rs see somethina they like at the dance.
'lth
Grade Is A New Beainnina
ExPloration aives seventh araders a chance to exPlore. This Year a new Proaram is recauired of seventh araders. This Proaram aives an introducton, course in Industrial arts. Foreian lanauaae. Home Economics and your choice of Uocal Music or Art. Each course is one quarter in lenath except for the foreian lanauaH course which is divided in half. 4 ½ weeks of both French and SPanlsh. Most feel the exPloraton, course is a aood idea. it exposes the seventh araders to all areas that they miaht not have chosen. Takina the course also makes it easier when havina to choose classes in the eiahth and ninth arade. The only Problem with the course was the fact that students who wanted to take instrumental music had to take an OP · tional class.
"Rrrrrina ...... "Hey. what·s that bell for?
"I don·t know.··
"Look. even,one·s leavinar·
•·we better tet to our next class.··
"I don·t even know what my next class is!
••• The betinnint of seventh erade. look how we·ve chanaed.
Most seventh traders like Junior Hith better than elementan, school because. it"s faster Paced and more excitint. A ven, new and fun Part of school life is all the new People from other schools. Friends are a vm BIG Part of junior hith. You no lonaer have seven erades in one school. there·s only three. so it"s much closer.
Seventh traders interviewed felt the exPectations
Clockwise from above: Brad Tillbera says "Hi Ma!"" John Maaree daydreams durina class Amy Adams listens carefullY Glenn Donahoe and Robby Koenia "Who installed the automatic door?""
in Junior Hith are treater than those in elementan,. They all think they are exPected to be more mature and more responsible.
One of the maior concerns of the seventh traders when startina junior hiah was beina Pushed around by the older students in eiahth and ninth trade. But once they all aot to know each other. they all became friends.
Seventh erade. the best is Yet to come!!
Marcia
Amy
Brian
Tawnya
Tanya
Jenna
Brent
•
Annalee
Kristin
.. Don·t breathe a word Aaron Suoboda and Mark Mcihaelis.··
Stay Tuned For More 7th Graders
Hea1m 1s heaimY ror your health
Seventh Graders Are On The Bottom Rane
Jennifer Lear
Matthew Lebsack
Susan Lee
Brian Lelsina
Jason Lemon
Jason Lenhoff
Sean LiPhard
Jennifer Louthan
Jeff Lowe
Lara Luetchens
John Maaree
AbbeY Mahar
Robin Mahoney
Cole Maranville
Heather Martin
Rachel Mcharaue
Sandy Mcintosh
Heidi McMurtn,
Amy Meints
casie Meisinaer
Mark Mcihaetis
Keith Moyer
Ed Muller
Shawn Mummert
Aniie Murray
Mike Nehe
Cindy Nelson
Pennie Nickles
Karin Oliver
Cbad Osburn
Jon Paael
Michaelle Pierce
Monica Pierce
Lori Rahrs
Melanie Ramsier
Molly Rathe
Zach Rn
Deanna RaYbum
Brenda Renteria
Darrin Richardson
Skip Rlias
Eeek! A mouse. a mouse! ..
Workinl! Their Way UP!
Clockwise from Lett: ••ptayina memon, are we?
The airls out for milk and buraers Prof Proofreadina is a hard job. but somebody"s aotta do it.
Seventh Grade
Brian Tomcak
Rand>' Turek
Lori UP1on
Jason Vanschoiack
Brendon Walkenhorst
Holl>' Walker
Scott Walker
Debbie
Kent Wenzl
Justin
Amanda
Annette
Jodi Wittler Todd Wobii
Bectu, Wrasse
New Students:
Clockwise from above ... Brandon FloYd. what's so funny? ... Sean Libhard serenades Jodie Gropp with Scott Walter and Jason Habben sinaina backuP as Chris Jones rolls with lauehter.
What a Feelinl!
aockwise from above . Jennifer Schaeffer really falls for seventh arade ... It's lonely at the toP Eiath arader Chris Richardson shows Chad Sherry how it's done ••• Jon Paeel likes what he sees.
This will be Mr. Masek·s 8th year as beina Principal. Before attendina Mickle he has been at many different schools. Mr. Masek thinks that the exploratory and SCIP aroup are workina at very well. He enjoys his work very much. One Part of his job he does not like is susPendina students. But one Part of Mr. Masek·s job he does like is helPina students. He has a wife and 1o children. Five are married and five are still at home.
Before comina to Mickle. Mr. KnaPP worked at a Jr/Sr Hieb for 5 Years in Dorchester Ne. Mr. KnaPP says that the chanae wasn•f much. He enjoys sharina Problems and decisions with other administrators. He has a wife and two children who are livina in Dorchester but hope to be livina in Lincoln bY the end of the year.
Teachers Learn Somethine Every Day
Teachers helP in more ways than one. Their jobs include not only class time but sPOnsorina all tyr,es of activities and beina available to students throuahout the day.
Mrs. Ainslie
Mrs. Barnett
Mrs. Bartles
Mrs. Bateman
Ms. Bates •
Mr. Biaham
Ms. Booth
Mrs. Brakenhoff
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Christiansen
Mr. Darby
Mr. David
Mrs. Dunlap
Mrs. Durbin
Mrs. fmen,
Mrs. Euler
Mrs. Forney
Mrs. Frederick
Mrs. Haeffner
Mrs. Hammer
Mrs. Hansen
Mrs. Hinshaw
Mr. Holmes
Mrs. HYiand
Mrs. lnaram
Left: Mr. Wriaht Pointina out the correct answer.
Mickle Teachers Have Class
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. KechelY
Mrs. Keister
Mr. KnaPP
Mrs. Larson
Mrs. Lawrence
Mr. Lechtenberter
Mrs. Manton
Mr. Masek
Mr. McGill
Mrs. McUaY
Mr. Mercer
Mrs. Motz
Mr. Myers
Miss. Nansel
Mrs. Oaden
Mrs. Potts
Mr. Quick
Mr. Reeder
Mr. Roaae
Miss. Booth walldnt to her next class.
Mr. McGIii carmna his next science Prolect.
Teachers Are Always On The Run
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Watermier
Mr. Wriaht
Cooks
Custodians
Not Pictured: Mr. Seti and Mrs. Johnson
Ms. Shimerda
Back Row: Deloris Carr. Donna KoneckY - Ester Anderson. Doris Connoly. Rosalee ChlOUPek. Phyllis Roaers. Front Row: Lori Everson. LaUella West. Nancy Weers. Kathy Wenzl.
Back Row: Ron Albert. Ed Harvranek. front Row: Allen Kobes. Genevieve McGullY. Jack Sabin. Paul Lutomski. Jim Smith.
Clockwise from immediate above: Mrs. Emen, workine hard Mr. Myers and Mrs. Brakenhoff are on eym Patrol What are you smiline about Mrs. Johnson? Mrs. Durbin on a relaxine coffee break.
Girl"s Chorus is the onlY sinaina class for only airls. There is a mixture of 'lth. 8th. and 9th traders. Because there are so many airls that want to sina we have two periods of this class.
Clockwise from immediate above: Nicole Laird. Holly Gear. Shana Paael. Brenda Chuda. Tori Tettenborn. Jamie Cleveland. Christie Nienaber. Sarah Zimmerman. and Anaie Smith are aettina ready to sina Sara West and Jill Durst are readina their music ... ShelbY Sullivan. Aimee LemPke. and Brenda Chuda are hittina the hiah notes ... Christie Nienaber. Sarah Zimmerman. and Anaie Smith are _ sinaina their hearts out.
Girrs Chorus Sines In
Misters and Misses is a Performina arouP with movement for entertainment. It aives lessons in dance that kids wouldn ·t normally have and also Prepares for other sr>ecial arouPs in hiah school that will be much more difficult. To aet into this arouP you have to tn,-out in front of the Misters and Misses from the Year before. Out of the many kids that trY-out only 12 kids make it: six auys and six airls.
Misters
Clockwise from immediate above: Krissy Hansen. Jim ToomeY. Jenny Baus. and Eldred Diahtman. are rockin• to the beat CindY Palik. Jeff Graff. Julie Frazer. and Joe Edaecombe Pose • for a Picture ... Can·t YOU keeP a straiaht face. Cheryl Pojar ... Are you sure. Krissy Hanssen?
Clockwise from immediate above: What are you lookin' at Jeff Graff and Nikki Bond left to rieht top row: Jeff Graff. Kevin Clark. Eldred Diehtman. Krissy Hanssen. Ji m ToomeY. Cory Ska22s. and Joe Edeecombe. Middle row: Nikki Bond. Julie Frazer. Cindy Palik. and Jenny Baus. Front row: Cheryl Pojar Jeff Graff strueales for the words KrissY Hanssen and Eldred Diehtman are 2oin2 for the low notes.
Mixed Chorus is a class for both boys and 2irls who want to sine. Because this class is mixed. there can be three sin2in2 Parts instead of just two. There can also be more different kinds of music. Mrs. Forney believes that the students enjoy sinaina toaether.
Clockwise from immediate above: John Northouse. Joe Edaecombe. and Chris Richardson. are some of the men of Mixed Chorus ... Jodie Ernst. Christie Garrison. and Lisa Upton are enjoyin2 their sonas in Mixed Chorus Corey Skaaas. John Northouse. Eldred Diahtman. Matt Porter. Jeff Graff. Christie Garrison. Andrea Waldo. and Jodie Ernst are sinaina their hearts out Mrs. Forney is directina Mixed Chorus.
Mixed Chorus Is Mixine Their Tunes
Wind Ensemble has the most advanced Players involved in it. The music theY Play is aenerallY more difficult than the other classes. Althouah there are some seventh and eiahth araders this class has mainly ninth araders in it.
Clockwise from immediate above: Jeremy RYstrom. smiles for the camera Mr. Quick. directs Wind Ensemble Melissa McGrew is tunina her flute AmY Price & Debbie Wilson. are tootin their horns.
Wind Ensemble Is
Orchestra is a class that has mainly strini instruments. Althouah there are many other instruments such as brass. woodwind. and Percussion. The main instruments involved are vionin•s. viola·s. and ceno·s. Mr. Quick has the kids use a m-out method to seat them in a special order.
Clockwise from immediate above: Mr. Quick takes a stand Oebbie Frazell. and Tuan Hoan are PlaYini their strinas ... Jasmine fn,rear is busy watchini Nikki Stahnke Play her tn,-outs Brian Etherton. Jim Hansen. and Tim StoPPle. are blowina away on their trumPets.
Orchestra Is Swineine Into The Groove
Clockwise from immediate above: Debbie Wilson and Aaron Griess are blowing Staie Band away Brian Etherton. Krei! Green. and Jason Peterson are Practicini for Staie Band Bill Mericle is beatini his drums H6UY Gear and Charles Divine are strummini their iuitars.
Staae Band is a band class that has mainb, brass instruments but it does have other instruments like a Piano and some Percussion instruments. TheY Play mainly jazz but theY do have a little bit of variety of other music also. Staae Band has arades seven throuah nine in it so ther is a varietY of aaes.
Staae Band Steps UP The Beat
Red Cross is an oraanization where students volunteer to do communi1Y as well as school Projects. Both Ms. Bates and Mrs. Ainslie are the Red Cross sponsors who enjoy workina with Red Cross students because they think it is a worth while cause.
T-shirt sellina. PumPkin decoratina. sellina valentine carnations. dances. salvation bell rinaina. APPreciation week and SPirit week. are some of the Projects Red Cross Planned.
Some of the money they raise aoes for sendina kids to camp and ci1Y wide fund raisers. There are many reasons to join Red Cross some of the reasons are You can become Part of the school and You aet to helP People.
Let
Clockwise from uPPer left: "This color is better .. says Lisa Buneartz to Kim MurPhY ... A arouP of Red Cross Members at a Meetina ... Red cross takes Pride in their artwork ... Mrs. Ainslie and Ms. Bates are suaaestina new ideas for activities.
Student Council helPs to improve the school so even,one benefits. Student Council is made UP of officers elected from basic studies and social studies classes. It was oreanized to have better communication between administrators and students. Both Mrs. Oeden and Mrs. Emery are sponsors. When interviewed. Mrs. Oeden said. ··1 like to sponsor because I like to work with students outside a classroom settina. ••
Clockwise from UPPer left: Doua Mitchell is trYine to concentrate on the meetina while Tricia Vouna and Sharlene Riaaert aossiP Jason Howell is serious about rePresentina for Student Council Student Council requires a lot of notes. huh Brad Tillbure? PaYina close attention are Jenny Schultz and Debbie Murtauah.
Student Council Plans Ahead
Journalism is a class where students oreanize the school newsPaPer. "The Mickle Missie.·· Students chosen for the class must be able to meet deadlines and be responsible for their own work. Sometimes it"s hard to find stories. the OPPosite is true when the snowflake messaaes come out. it"s hard to keep thinas oraanized. Mrs. Hammer said if there was one thina she could chanee about the class. she"d like to have a computer for each student so work could eet done faster.
Clockwise to immediate above: Jason Orth is smiline while colorine a Poster Nick Ackerman is workina? on an article Amy Hoffmeyer and Debbie Murtaueh selline the finished Product ... Askine for Mrs. Hammer·s advice is Amy ShedloskY.
A Year of Memories in the News
Clockwise from immediate above: Exchanaina creative ideas are Nick Ackerman. Debbie Murtauah. and Amy HoffmeYer Havina fun Puttina up a Poster are Jane McManus. Lori HolY. and Jenny Brown .Journalism staff: TOP Row: L. to R. Diane Lowe. Aaron GroPP. Laura Rassmussen. Amy HoffmeYer. Pam Petterson. Jane McManus. Bottom row: Mrs. Hammer. Debbie Murtauah. Jason Orth. Amy ShedloskY. Tonya Boatriaht. Lori HolY. Jenny Brown. and Nick Ackerman Thinkina of new ideas. Aaron GroPP?
Yearbook is a class where the students make the Yearbook. The kids are chosen by Mrs. Euler. the Yearbook teacher. This Year we went to hard cover and chanaed the Paae desian. If Mrs. Euler could chanae the Yearbook it would be to have more sPrina activities Pictures. such as ninth arade araduation. and to have more Paaes. Due to a tiaht budaet and sPrina deadlines those dreams aren·t Possible.
•Clockwise from immediate above: Melissa Gothier is correctina a mistake she made while WPina ... Lookina for a layout sheet is Jill Walvood ...Settina markers for the All-School Picture are CherYI Pojar and ShelleY Carmody Julie Lauver is aettina headline ideas.
Yearbook Workine Hard and Havine
Clockwise from immediate above: Dawn Leishman is Posine for the camera while Kaye Koci is Pushine UP her sleeves ready for work Who are you lookine for Meehan Mall um and Shelley CarmodY Yearbook staff: Back row L to R:
Jenny Schultz. Melissa
Jill
Fun
Mickle Memories
Amy Willet.
Gothier. Melissa Borman. Toni Cheleren. Terri Mero.
Walvood. Kaye Koci. Bottom Row L to R: Dawn Leishman. Jodi Turek. Meehan Mallum. Shelley Carmody. Julie Lauver. Cheryl Pojar. Wendy Uidlak.
PhotoeraPhers: Melissa Gothier. Melissa Borman. Jenny Schultz. Shelley Carmody. Jodi Turek Jenny Schultz and Melissa Gothier are lookine for the rieht Pictures.
lntramurals let you relax while workine hard. To be Part of an intramural team is a very fulfillina exPerience. Intramural sports are comPetition after school that is oPen to erades 7-9. The sPorts include basketball. track. volleyball. 2Ymnastics. football. Pickleball. and badmitten.
Clockwise from UPPer left Picture: Jeremy Rystrom and Krea Green beain to wrestle while Brian WeYant. Ryan Williams. Jim Schell. Brian Peet. and Cory Schidler watch Dawn Leischman. Kim MurPhY. Jenny Way. and Susan Lott are discussine basketball strateaies ... Scott Swanda. Jason Bales. Scott Uan Uleck. and Doua Mitchell are just hanein· around carrie Kurtz is trYine to balance .Jennifer Lear aets ready for a return.
Clockwise from uPPer left Picture: Paula Smith tries to Put UP a volleyball net while watchine the camera Abby Mahar. Shelly Peterson. Veronica Bartlett. Loan Truone. Georaann Bieeers. Debbie Frazel. and Dawn Leishman watch while Carrie Stollar makes a laYuP ... The Intramural Football Team sets up for another scrimmaee Chad Brewster. and Jasson Adamson caueht in a fit of lauehter Susan Lee and Brenda Renteria are haneine around.
UarsitY and Reserves ... uP to
Group Picture:
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball was always considered a women·s sport. but has eained POPUiarity with both sexes. Coach Motz and Coach Reeder both aeree that the most common injuries involved in volleyball are jammed fineers. bruised knees. sPrained and twisted ankles and wrists. The four kinds of hits in volleyball are servine. bumPine. settine. and sPikine. This was Coach Reeder·s first Year coachine volleyball. He said the reason he chose to coach was because he likes SPOrtS.
Clockwise form immediate lower left: BeckY Wolfe is takine a break from the action with Shanna Paeel. and Amy Willet ... Coach Motz is Bettine ready for a winnine eame ... Lori Swanson serious about the eame.
Varsity
Back Row: Left to Rieht: Joei Christiansen. BeckY Wolfe. Lori Swanson. Student Manaeer: Jenny Schultz. Coach Motz. Second Row: ScorekeePr: Diane Trouba. BeckY Winkelman. Shari Sacks. Debbie Wilson. First Row: Julie Oeden. Jenny Mara. Amy Willet. Shana Paeel.
JRESERVES GROUP PICTURE:
Lett to Ria ht: Back Row: Coach Reeder. Wendy Uidlak. Jodi Turek. Holly Gear. Teresa CaseY. Darcy UanHorn. Student Manaaer: Tori Tettinborn. Second Row: Karma Uana. Kris Rahrs. Andrea Waldo. Amy Price. Student Manaaer: Heather DelP. first Row: Julie Lauver. Melissa Gothier. Brenda Chuda . Shonna Eisenbarth.
Immediate above: Debbie Wilson. Melissa Gothier. Joei Christiansen. Shari Sacks. and Jenny Mara just thinkina about stretchina Was it aood Shonna Eisenbarth? ... Coach Reeder and Amy Price settina up while Lori Swanson watches.
Reserves Scores
UarsilY Scores
TOP
Win Loss Record
Mickle vs. Lefler
Mickle vs. CUiier
Mickle vs. Goodrich
Mickle vs. East
Mickle vs. Dawes
Mickle vs. Everett
Mickle vs. Pound
ToP
Mickle
Mickle
Mickle
Mickle vs. Irvine Winner
Riaht BOYS Varsity: TOP Row. Left to Riaht: Andy Lonie. Chad Brewster. Aaron RoblYer. Chris Stone. and Justin Williams. Bottom Row: Aaron Griess. Huah Lawson. Todd Weslund. Eric Lowe. and Jassen Adamson.
Bottom Riaht BOYS Reserves: TOP Row. Left to Riaht: Coach Kolcher. Chad Elliot. Ben Torrel. Todd CrePs. Jim Toomey. Jeff Pirnie. and Brady HoweStudent Manaaer. Bottom Row: Jasson Orth.- Brian Beck. Clint Gerkin. John BroPhY. and Eldred Diahtman.
Left: Jasson Adamson. Cris Stone. Justin Williams. and Eric Lowe wait for the team Picture to be taken.
Bottom Left: Aaron Griess Is stuned bY the camera.
Top Riaht airls UarsilY: TOP Row. left to Riaht: Deaun Matsch. Diane Trouba. Holly Gear. Debbie Wilson. BeckY Wolfe. Amy Price. and Coach Biaham. Bottom Row: Wendy Uidlak. Julie Oaden. Nikki Bond. Tina Collins. and BeckY Winkelman - not
Pictured Jane Mc Manus-Student Manaeer.
Bottom Rieht Girls Reserve: Julie Lauver - Student Manaeer. Jami Cleveland. Karma Uana. Darcy UanHorn. Melissa Gothier. Shana Paael. Jill Walvoord. and Coach Motz. Bottom Row: Stacy Watkins. Jenny Mara. Tori Tettenborn. Heather OelP. Shonna Eisenbarth. Andrea Waldo. and Jenny Schultz.
Top Riaht: Heather DelP. Shonna Eisenbarth. Jill Walvoord. and Darcy UanHorn Ht situated for a Picture.
Bottom Riaht: BeckY Winkelman asks. "'Were you talkina to me?
We Come Out Ahead
Win loss Record
Mickle vs. Lefler
Mickle vs. Culler
Mickle vs. Goodrich
Mickle vs. East
Mickle vs. Everett~
Mickle vs. Dawes
Mickle vs. Irvine
Mickle vs. Pound
If someone is lookine for a sport that involves beine fast. strone. and quick thinkine wrestline is for you. This year·s team was thrilled to have a Heaw Weieht Champion amone them. Paul SPhon and Corey Skaees durine an interview. said that Irvine was their stiffest competition and almost everYone on the team has a eood season.
Cross Country and Wrestline SPorts Requirine Enerey
TOP Left Goine Clockwise: Willie WYiie and Paul SPohn are in startine Position Wrestline Team Picture: Immediate Left: Top Row. Left to Rieht: Coach Samuelson. Mike Einspahr. Willie WYiie. Paul Spohn. and Coach Erikson. Bottom Row: Jeremy RYstrom. Brian Stahnke. Rick Lovrien. Chris TomPkins. and Corey Skaees ... Cross Country Team Picture: Left to rieht: Justin Williams and Todd Wesslund Justin Williams and Todd Wesslund strivine for the finish line.
