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As part of the 1980 Pound _ addition, the Media Center has served as a directory for students. Pound 7th grader Joy Callahan worked on a research assignment In the Media Center.
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Pound 7th grader Jamie Botkin's face changed in the caricature drawn by Art teacher John Carey during SCIP night activities.
Pound Junior High School
Front Row: Jodie Gould, Stephanie Bonne, Jemica Rider, Bradi Gaer. Rachel Mortensen, Micki Anderson. Second Row: Katherine Shaner, Nicole Battelle, Matt Bowers. Tim Emry. Katje Everett. Back Row: Dan Berchenko. Trisha Perry. Kim Pester, Andra Feiste. Jon Dittenber. Andy Goodyear and Brent Spinar.
Yearbook Staff
Editor. ............................................................... Ka.fuerine Sharler
Layout Editors: ............................. Nicole Battelle, Bradi Gaer
Photography Editor: .................................... Rachel Mortensen Business Manager. ........................................................Tinl Emcy
Chief Copy Editor /Writer: ...................................Jemica Rider
Layout Staff: ................................... Kim Pester, Cori Sampson
Co:py- Editors/Writers: ..................................................................... .
Micki Anderson, Dan Berchenko, Stephanie Bo:qne, Matt Bowers, Jon Dittenber, Katie Everett
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Andra Feiste, Andy Goodyear, Jodie Gould, Aaron Kupcinski, Trisha Perry, Brent Spinar
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Accardy. Kristine Agee, Jennifer Alexander. Shannon Anderson, Mackenzie
Anderson, Nicole Arnold, John Barney. Chauncey Barrett, Brandy
Basel. Steven Battelle, Nicole Beltz, Andrea Berchenko, Daniel
9th graders look forward to high school
The last year
•By Jemlca Rider
The first ninth grade class of 1964 was made up of 141 students. The 1991 class, over double In size, wlll be attending Lincoln Southeast, Lincoln East, and Lincoln High. Pound ninth graders are looking forward to their high school years which will bring with them the opportunity to participate In a diversity of sports and activities, a possible driver's license, no seventh period, meeting new people, and an open campus.
Jennifer Wessel said, "I'll be happy and scared when I go to Lincoln High In 1he fall."
Chris Pesek and Ryan Gratopp, In discussing tenth grade, both said, "It would be just llke seventh grade again."
Whlle taking elective courses.the ninth graders have also had the opportunity to be an assistant for a teacher, counselor or the main office.
Justin Vosteen, who assisted keyboard teacher Blllle Bussmann, said he "checked papers and did other duties for her."
Matt Wlm described ninth grade as, , "You're second to none.·
In 1973, 226 Pound ninth graders reflected on their last year at Pound. Ninth graders Chris Pesek, Ryan Gratopp, and Jennifer Wessel shared their thoughts on their last year at Pound.
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Biskup, Toni Blackman, Dustin Blessing, Teny Bloebaum, Shannon ,
Bowers, Matthew Breen, Joshua Brenning, Bryan Brethouwer Laurie
Brower, Kami Buckles, Bryan Buettner. Aaron Burgess, Troy
Burk, Stephanie Chandler. Mitchell Chapman, Nathan Christ, Mandy
Christiansen, Tara Christman, Jeffrey Clark, Kevin Claus, Gary
Cook, Jared Coon, Lindsey Corder, Mitch Covolik., Liesel
Ninth Grade 5
Crandall, Jennifer Crouse, Donna
Cruise, Christopher Damian, Nicole
Daniel, Jackie Decker, Michael DeGrave, Todd Dent, Todd
Dittenber, Jon Drue:ry, Aaron Dunn, Christopher Eells, Jeffrey
Shannon
bobbled. for donuts during costume day activities sponsored by Student Council.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Alexander and Dustin Blackman
Photo by Brent Spina
Mitch Corder showed his Van Halen album cover that he designed in John Carey's 2D Art Class.
Elliott. Andy Ely. Susan Eriksen. Amy Eskridge. Amy
Feiste. Andra Fischer. Crystal Foreman. Matthew Frager. Stephanie
Frobom, Jon Fruhling, Kristin Gaer, Bradi Gann. Kerry
Garivay, Lisa Gilbert. Richard Goodyear, Andrew Gratopp, Ryan
Green, Jason Griffith. Julie Grossman, Edward Grove, Samuel
Haase, Elizabeth Hallgren, Christopher Hammar, Heather Hammond, Kevin
Hampton, Gabriel Hansen, Matthew Hanssen, Jennifer Hardy, Boyd
Hanns, Kimberly Hams, Trenton Haszard, Christina Hess, Gretchen
Hilt, Jennifer Hollingsworth, Angela Horn, Megan Hornyak, Denise
to have completed his science classwork.
Photo by Aneta Felste Zabour West is happy
Hoskins, Heather Howard, Robert Hoyer, Joshua Hume, JoAnna
Hunkins, Heidi Hunt, Jamie Ideen, Jessica Ivey, Jamie .
Jacobsen, Damian Jepson, Christine Johnsen, Erica Johnson, Jennifer
Kapustka, Gabriel Keilwttz, Gregory Kemp, Christine Klein, Jason
Knop, Kellie Knopik, Nicki Kohn.Robert Kollars, Jamison
Kollmorgen, Stephanie Kopp, Joseph Kerensky, Chet Krieger, Amy
Krueger, Gwendolyn Kruse, Matthew Kuhn.Deanna Kuklish, Steven
Kupcinski, Aaron Lambelet, Lisa Lange.Kara Lay, Chad
Leacock, Karin Lehmkuhl, Carrie Lemke, Andrea Lester, Nicolle
computer literacy class with the insights into Pound's computer capabilities.
Photo by Brent Spina
Susan Harris assisted Judy Gifford's
Photo by And'a Felste
Matt Schmidt is all smiles as he counted down his final days at Pound.
Llebendorfer, Brett ~igenza, Phillip Linder, Eric Lockwood, Shawn
Magwire, Shandra Mahapatra, Sujata • Mantle, Troy Marlar, Michelle
Martin, Sharissa Mason, Jaime Mawson, Jordan McBeth, Brian
McLaughlin, Patrick McNeill, Andrea Miller. Christina Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, Kyle Moffett, Trinity Morrow, Shawn Mortensen, Rachel
Mulder, Jenny Myhre, Jesseka Nolte, Angela Oden, Shane
Ojilrutu. Bisola Oliver, Cynthe Osborn.Tracy
Paine, Jason
Pawlak, Dale Pearce. Robert Pedersen. Stacey Peeks. Aaron
Peery. Spencer Pesek. Christopher Pester. Kimberly Pickett. Kathleen
Kemp. Kris Accardy,
. and Susan Ely enjoyed a French breakfast of croissants. bread and coffee as part of their class in Bess
Photo by Aneta Felste
Christine
Jyoti Mahapatra
Scott's French II.
Podraza, Daneyelle Price Deonna Quade, Jennifer Quinn , Calvin
Reed, Benjamin Rees, Meredith Renne , Sherri Riley. Kale ·
Ripa, Russell Rittenhouse, Eric Rohn, Kendra Ross,Sumnn
Rossel, David Rowe, Alison Rowe, Terrance Sauter, Michelle
Schmidt, Emily Schmidt, Matthew Schmitt, Shawn Schneider, Randy
Schneider, Rebekah Schroeder, Ryan Schroeder, Stephanie Schuett, Rachel
Schultz, Mark Schwab, Corey Schwaderer, Vicki Sevenker, Jon
Shaner, Katherine Shavers, Amber Shonka, Michael Shrader, Elizabeth
Simonds, Heather Sitzman, Stacie Smith, Larry Songster, Tessa
Photo by Brent Spinar
Jon Dittenber and Daneyelle Podraza enjoyed . SCIP festivities.
Photo by Aneta Feiste
President Ronald Reagan, alias Chris Hallgren, participated in Student Council costume days.
Soukup.Jeff Spinar. Brent • Starlin, Nick Starnes, Alisha
Starr, Jennifer Steinacher. Lindsay Stelzer, Jaime Stevens, Sara
Stewart, Brook Stokes, Carrie Stolle, Dana Strand.Susannah
Strope, Carrie Stuckey. Matthew Sutliff, Phillip Thieszen, Cynthia
Thoendel, Susan Thompson, Anne Tichota, Carrie Topil, Jill
Topping, Bonnie Tomga, Brian Treat, Ryan Tredway, Aaron
Tune. Travis Turek. Daren
Twohig, Noah Tyler. Matthew
Vogt. Cart Volker. Kristopher Vosteen. Justin Waldrop. Dawn
Walker. Angela Weber. Michelle Weekly. Kurt Wessel. Jennifer
In 1981. 36 new cafeteria tables and 200 chairs were purchased. Students who enjoyed lunch in the cafeteria this year were Front Row: Jeff Christman. Kyle Miller. Matt Bowers. Ryan Schroeder. Chrissy Haszard. Aaron Tredway. Second Row: Kevin Clark. Mike Decker. Matt Stuckey. Kara Lange. Nicole Anderson. Brian Tornga. Back Row: Jason Klein and Matt Schmidt.
Photo by Brent Spina
West. William West. Zabour Wiebusch. Brandi Wiechmann. John
Zaiger. Daniel Zimmerman. April
Wilkinson. Christina Wilson, Matthew • Winn , Matthew Wohlgemuth, Katrina
Wood. Nicole Wreed, Stephanie Yakel. Jill Yepes, Claudia
Photo by 8'ent Spina
Jason Klein pointed his way out of Pound and into high school.
Abernathy. Nathan Aernie. Michael Alfredson. Amy Amack. Jason Anderson. Jeremiah Anderson. Jesse
Arens. Michael Arthur. Anne Arthur. Kevin Augustine. Adam Baker. Andrea Ballew. Erica
Barth. Sarah Bayne. Mike Beach. Michael Beebee. Shelly Berndt. Elizabeth Berryman. Marla
Bice. Sonja Blomberg. Eric Bohling. Brian Bomberger. Michael Bonne. Stephanie Bonnett. Steven
8th graders thoughts turn to 9th grade
The Middle Year
•by Jemlca Rider
In 1966, Pound's eighth graders could purchase a yearbook for $3.50 and milk could be bought for 3 cents
The 1990-91 eight grade class expressed varied opinions about their class.
Justin Martin noted ·you don 't get picked on a much as you did In seventh grade.·
Adam Augustine said, We're In the middle-not llttle kids , but not big yet.·
During the school year, 1SO eighth graders attended the play Sarah's Story about the life of a female salve and her family dur1ng the Civil War.
In looking forward to their ninth grade year, Chuck Christiansen said, "The eighth graders are deflnltely going to milk the school."
Counselor Jerry Kirkendall said by eighth grade students had developed more confidence and weren't as easlly lntfmldated as they were as seventh graders.
Kirkendall noted that he thought that eighth grade was the "biggest adjustment period for junior high students.· He described eighth grade as a "touch year· for some students
Jill Warren and Kevin Loegel learned how to square dance in Bob Deschaine ' s physical education class.
Photo by Jode Gou j
Borner, Andrew Bowen, J arnes Bower, Michael Branum, Lany Braymen, Charles Briggs, J ddy
Broderson, Andrew Buethe, Benjamin Bullock, Trevor Bundy, Jeffrey Byrne, Lindsay Callahan, Rachel
Campbell, Sarah Carlson, Mark Carpick, Benjamin Cerveny, Ross Christensen, Marth •Christiansen, Char]
Christline, Charity Clark, Angela Clark, Lindsey Cocozza, Kristen Coffee, Christopher Cohen, Renee
Cole, Lora Cook, Stephanie Darling, Justin Davis, Daniel Decker. Heidi Dirks, Shane
Do, Jamie Donley, Eric Downing, Douglas Dufford, William Duhachek, Adam Echols, Michael
Eide, Jeremy Ekeler, Amy Elliott, Ab by Ellis, Bradley Ellison, Andrew Emry, Timothy
Evans.Amber Everett, Kathryn Ewell, Rachel Fagler. Jeffrey Faris, Nicole Farnsworth, Damion
Feely, Mike Fisher, Shawn Florea, Crystal Flores, Valerie Floyd, Jason Fomby, Matthew
Forsgren, Jeremy Foster, Joel Foulk, Melissa Francis, Karen Gentry, Erin Gibson, Andrew
Gilfillan, Dameon Gogan, Nicole Golter, Gustav Gould, Jodie Graham, Kara Hansen, Adam C.
Hansen, Adam R Hanshaw, Chance
Hardman, Robert Harms, Angela Harrison, John Harrison, Tom
questions.
Photo by Ancra Felste
Students in Jake Winemiller's Science I class raised their hands in response to Winemiller's
Havener. Miranda Haworth, Nichole Hermanson, Benjamin Hobelman, Monte Hobson, Alison Hoffman, ~onnie
Hoffman, Karen Hogan. Michelle Hogrefe, Jacob Huebert. Justin Humann, Anita Hurst, Joel
~yde. Justin Ingram, Amy Inhofe, Ryan James. Chelsea Jarnagin, Holly Jennings, Clayton
Jex, Russell • Johnk, Sara Johns, Sharon Johnson, Joelle Johnson, Kristin Juggert, Jennifer
Kaiser, Samuel Kamm, Steven •Kemp, Nicole Kerkman, Matthew Keys. Brandi Kimberly. Jacob
King, Bryan Kinney, Kristin Kiser, Joseph Kollars, Jill Kruml, Angela Krumvieda, Shelley
Kuenning, Kerry Ladman, Megan Lairmore, Michelle Lamb, Cortney Lamkins, Scott Lane, Steven
LaPorta, Craig Last, Donovin Lauber, Joseph Lebow, Ryan Ledy, Jamie Lee.Jeannie
Leick. Anthony
Lichty. Barbara
Lococo. Sarah Loegel. Kevin
Lukesh. Elizabeth Maddox. Anne ·
Madsen. Aaron Manning. Stacey Mantle. Amy Marcelino. Nichole Marshall. Arki Martin. Justin
Martin. Lisa Mattison. Jason Maxwell. Whitney McCall. Ann Mccown. Catharine McLain. Kristin
Meisenbach, Sarah Messinger. Hollie Messinger, Kirt Michel. Douglas Michel, Nicole Mika. Shelley
Heather Quitmeyer and Marla Berryman studied hard in Bob Deschaine's Health class. Every other day eighth grade students had Physical Education Classes instead of health.
During lunch break eighth grade students enjoyed a friendly game of football.
Photo by Jocle Gould
Photo by Brent Spina
Miller. Julie Minges. Sara Minks. Christopher Moncure. Erin Mook. Scott Morphew. 'Jason
Mumaugh. Jolene Naber. Melinda Nicholson. Kelly Nosal. Bethany Novak. Beth Oltman. Julie
Orosco. Nicole Osborne. Ronald Owen. Stephanie Pape. Brian Parker. Nicole Peny. Trisha
Peterson. Kristofer Pincsak. Scott Plucker. Trisha Portner. Cory Quitmeyer. Heather Ragatz. Andrew
Rangel. Angela Rasmussen. Amber Reed. Erin Rekart. Heidi Rice.James Richter. Rebecca
Rider. Jemica Riley. Brandt Robart. Erik Robart. Kassi Rohren. Kyle Routh. Curtiss
Sample. Krista Sampson. Corinna Samus.Amber Sauter. Alisha Savre. Shawn Scheinost. Nicole
Schepers. Aaron Schlattmann. Jill .Schlentz. Katherine •Schmehl. David Schmer. Katie .Schmid. Regina
Schmidt, Karli Schmidt, Scott Schneider. Kerstan Schroeder. Ilana Schultz , Sherry Sevenker. J ef
Sewell, Andrew Sheppard, Stephanie Shoemaker. Tara Shotkoski, Damian Shulters, John Slepicka, Kristine
Sloan. Kirstin Smetter, Shana Songster. Tara Spiry, Erin Sterk, Jaime Stokes, Adam
Stork, Nicole Story. Staci Swanson, Wesley Tallman. Jarrod Taylor, Carla Taylor , Shannon
Trevor Bullock and Gus Golter showed off for the camera. In 1966 the fad for Pound boys was the wearing of burgandy penny loafers. This year, the fad was the wearing of baseball caps.
Lavonne Uffelman's 1st semester 1st period cla s collected the most cans for the food driv sponsored by Student Council. Pound student collected 2, 122 cans, more than three times t h number of cans collected the previous year.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Photo by Aneta Fel!
Thoendel, Marcus
Thomas. Casey Thompson. Joey Thompson, Michael Thompson. Sally Tichota, Anthony
Townsley. Scott Troy. Peter Uhrig. Timothy Ullman. Brian Vancleave, Jack Vidlak. Jason
Von Rentzell. Amy Voss. Andrew Wagner, Cart Walton, Jaime Warren. Jill Wasson. James
Wenciker. Jennifer Wiedeman. Ronald Wilcox. Andrew Wiley. Jolene Wilson, Cole
Wilson. Nicholas Woodrum, Sydnee Wright. Andrea Wulff, Rhonda Yeakley. Debra
A typical day in Greg Nelson's eighth grade social studies class.
Yepes, Fernando Young, Alyson Zito, Shanon
Photo by Aneta F4Nste
Agee, Cameron Alexander, Tadd Alles, Christine Andersen, Bradley Anderson, Amanda Arroyo, Shawna
Asche, Tasha Ash, Mark Avey, Jill Bachman, Kristine Ball, Andrew Banta, Oliver
Bantam, Tena Barber, Ralph Becker, Anna Bender, Chad Berger, Gabrielle Bergsten, Ryan
Berry, Christopher Boilesen, Elizabeth Bothem, Derek Botkin, Jamie Boyd, Kelli Bradley, Branson
7th graders enjoy junior high
The first year
•By Jemlca Rider
The second Pound seventh grade class of 1964-1965 had 137 students compared to the 278 students In the 1990-91 class. The current seventh grade students said they were happy and excited to be attending Pound.
Seventh grader Erin Watsek said she had ·more homework" In junior high than she did In elementary school.
Andy Wilson and Chad Carter both said that "having lockers was a positive change from elementary schools.·
During the 1969 school year seventh graders were exposed to another change, a new dress code, which allowed girls to wear dress slacks and boys could have sideburns.
Current Pound seventh graders attended an orientation prior to the beginning of the school year and were given an assignment booklet to help them keep track of homework and classroom events.
Seventh graders took one elective and a variety of exploratory classes ranging from art to foreign language.
Amy Lannin, Erica Fellers and Julie Jepson
how to put Pound covers on their books
orientation night.
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Brenning. Carte Brethouwer. Michelle Brettmann. Christi Budde. Erika Burch, Hil!ary Byrd, Melanie
Cade, Chad Callahan. Joy Carlson, Lesa Carmichael, Jamison Carpenter. Brian Carpenter, Paul
Carter, Chad Cassel, Kimberly Casullo. Lisa Chapman, Carmen Cheney, Justin Christianson, Robert
Clements, Andrew Cocozza, Joshua Cohen.Robyn Cole. Katie Coleman, Scott Comstock, Cara
Corkle, Shannon Cose, Chad Costello. Joshua Covolik. Kellie Cuny, Dandi Cutting. Kimberly
Daniel, Draper Daniels. Aaron Dankenbrtng. Karin Deal, Richard Deeter. Cary Dietz. Kelly
Dombrowski, James Donaldson. Mitzi Dorsey, Shannon Dupree. Aaron Elder, Cindy Erickson, ChristineErickson. Kelly Erwin, Hyle Eskridge, April Estes, Jason Ewing, Keturah Farnsworth. Brett 27
Fellers. Erica Fertig. J atme Finke. Jessica Fischer. Eric Fisher. Rebecca Fitzgerald. Justin
Fortner. Trenton Fowler. Felicia Frager. Nicholas Fraley. Nickolas Gamet. Stephanie Gannon, Kyle
Garris. Corey Gauldin. Rikki Gibson. Ian Gittins. Catharine Grosshans. Leslie Grove. Amanda
Guenzel. Robert Guill. Justin Hamilton. Cheryl Hand. Kama Hansen. John Harland. Ela
Jessica Nelson. Jessica Rasmussen. Kama Hand. and Amy Schulze worked with clay in their Art Exploratory class taught by Shelley Speidell and John Carey.
rested in the
On an average day between 30 and 40 students and faculty visited the nurse's office. A record number. 65 individuals. were treated in one day this past school year.
Photo by Jodie Gould
Photo by Jon Dittenl >«
Eric Fisher
nurse's office.
Harris, Holly Harris, Zachariah Haivey. Christine Hassebrook, Lisa Hauck, Heather Henke, Margaret
Hergenrader, Johathan Hergenrader, Matthew Hergenrader, Sara Hiatt, Jeremy Hobbs, Mark Hoelscher. Christopher
Hoff, Brian Hogrefe, Joshua Holman, Janel Holtgrewe, Alyssa Hopkins, Lane Homyak, Jonathan
Hornyak, Scott Hoskins, Ashley Houchin, Tricia Howell-Burke, Nathaniel Hughes, Stephanie Hulbert, Chad •
Hynes Jr .. Jerry Jackson, Brandon Jenkins, Ryan Jepson, Julie Johnsen, Erin Johnson, Jennifer
Johnson, Keith Johnson, Paige Jonas. Seth Jones, Sarah Keilwitz, Geoff Keller, Megan
Kelley, Patrick King, William Klein, Dustin Knievel, Melissa Knopik, Erin Kopf, Benjamin
Koskelin, Kurt Kottwitz, Catherine Kovar. David Krantz, Rebecca Krumenauer, Angela Kruse, Brian
Langtry, Benjamin
Lannin,Amy
Lanning, Michael
Larson, Monica
Lawton, Rebecca
Leiter, Derek
Little, Jennifer
Littrell, Megan
Lower, Chad
Lukesh, Jennifer
Marlar. Jeremy Mattson, Julie
Matulka, Katie
Mayhan, Stephen Mccreery Jr., John McGill, Laura
McKinney, Jason McNulty, Andrea
Merboth, Christopher Messinger, Joseph Meyer, Troy
Miles, Ember Millard, Brian Minster, Jill
Photo by Jodie Gould
Jason Estes smiles for the camera as he participated in the Greek Olympics.
Photo by Micki Ander on
Keith Johnson washed dishes in Mary Lynn Schaffer 's exploratory Home Economics class. Boys began taking home economics classes in 1970.
Mitchell, Stephanie Moraczewski, Anne Morehouse,Lansen Morgan; Elizabeth Morgan, Sara Moss, Luther
Nelson, Jessica Nilsen, Lynden Nitz, Jennifer Odenbach, Shane Ogorman, Staci Okray, Lance
Oliver, Scott Olson, Nedra Palmer, Abby Pattavina, Sara Patterson, Bart Paulsen, Joshua
Peery, Ryan Peterson, Elizabeth Pettit, Nathaniel Pickering, Kendra Picraux, Jason Pierson, Andrea
Pischel, Chris Poole, Nicole Poskochil, Matthew Powers, Scott Prenosil, Matthew Prucha, Melanie
Pruitt, Kara Rasmussen, Jessica Razo, Michelle Remington, Nicole Remmers, Aaron Rice, Kevin
Rice, Sarah Richards, Keith Richmond, Sarah Riley, Rachel Risk, Alicia Ritchie, Tara
Robinson, Brian Roemer, Heidi Root, Erik Ruiz, Christopher Salazar, Sally Sams, .Brandi
Sanks, Nathan Santillan, Thomas Scdoris,John Schaffer, Brett Schlautman, Eric Schneider, Tiffany
Schnepp, Sandra Schultz, Sara Schulze, Amy
Schwartzbach, Amy Scott, Melissa Seglin, Shannon
Seim, Alicia Sepahpur, Nancy Seybert, Nykki Shaub, Sarah Shotkoski, Nadia Simmons, Amanda
Slaymaker, Simone Smetter, Sean Smith, Brian Smith, Chad Sotelo, Oliver Soukup, Jason
Sparks, Shaun Spilker, Aaron Stark, Robert Stolle, Ryan
Chad Hulbert and Matt Prenosil watched as Luke Moss tried to find his way during the Greek Olympic activities in AI Bock's class.
Photo by And-a Felste
Dan Wolfs social studies class worked on group activities.
Wiebusch, Lance Wiechmann, Chad Williams , Ruth Wilson, Andrew
Straub, Elizabeth Strope, Cory Stroshane, Eric Sutliff, Brian Sutliff, Lep Sydow, Ryan
Tautfest, Amy Thies, Tyler Throener, Charity Turnage, Teresa Tyler, Nicholas Urich, Ryan
Vacek, Joshua Van Meter, Lindsay Vanneman, Nicholas Venne, Chris Vesely, Jennifer Volk, Daniel
Voss, Brian Wagner, Patrick Walton, Jennifer Warkow, Shanda Wassenmiller, Elise Watsek, Etjn •
Weather!, Andrew Weber, Jason Wenciker, Anna Wendt, Alexander Weyers, Jeffrey White, Ashlee
Photo by Jodie Gould
Amy Lannin and Shane Odenbach participated in Greek Olympic activities.
Holtgrewe, Royce: Prtncipal. Mcinerny, Sara: Assistant Principal. Cox, Tert: Counselor. Jorn, Pat: Counselor.
Kirkendall, Jeny: Counselor. Bare, Tom: Science I, II Bargman, Dee: Para.educator. Bauer, Susan: Paraeducator.
Bendezu, Maxy Ann: Spanish I, FLExplo.
Bock, Al: Social Studies 7, Asset. Bougger, Don: Social Studies 9, SCIP Coordinator. Burkman, Kathy: Paraeducator.
by Paua Dcmke
Olivia Eddy LeBlanc, daughter of Business teacher Coreen LeBlanc and husband Dennis, was born on October 22, 1990 at 11:06 p.m. At birth, Olivia was 21 inches long and weighed 7 lbs, 12 ozs.
Pound Faculty Diversity of talent
-t,y ~emlca Rider
In 1975, "Happy Days· was the number one ranked televlslon sho , of 100 of the 760 students attending Pound The 39 faculty membe1s worked through two starting and closing times for school.
Six new teachers Joined the Pound faculty during the 1990-91 scho< year: foreign language; Anita Schroeder and Dora Ollvare ! ; science/health, David Owen; computer/business, Judy Gifford; anj Journallsm/publlcatlons, Paula Domke. Business teacher Porn Woodward Joined the staff mid-year.
Science/health teacher David OWen, a former student teacher c,f Jake Winemiller, said "he enjoyed teaching at Pound."
Foreign language exploratory and German teacher Anltn Schroeder said, "It Is exciting to see others learn to speak a ne, ~ language.·
Industrial Arts teacher Harlow Dover has taught at Pound since It opened In 1963 Dover said he became a teacher "because It was fu 1 to explain and show students how to work with their hands.· He said h 3 "believed shop was the place to create your dreams.·
Science teacher Tom Bare, Pound's recycling coordinate , reported that students and 46 faculty contributed an average of 30) pounds per week of high grade non-colored ledger paper that we s donated to the Citizen's Environmental Improvement Program.
Bare, who Joined the faculty In 1988, noted that teachers and offlc 3 staff also reduced the amount of paper they used by copying on bo 1"l sides of paper and running the dally bulletln on any unused side.
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Busboom, Esther. Paraeducator. Bussmann, Billie: Keyboard I, II
Carey, John: 20, 3D Survey; 2D, 3D Art, Art EKpl. Christiansen, Cathy: English 7.
Dallman, Peggy: Paraeducator. Damke, Paula: Journalism, Yearbook/Newspaper, Asset. Deschaine, -Robert: Physical Education, Health 8, Encore. Dover, Harlow: Const. Tech., Expl., Sm. Eng.
F1chthorn, Diane: Drama, Oral Comm., Cr. Drama, Speech. Foulk, Lane: Algebra 9, Math, Geomet:Iy Gaer, Dixie: English 7, 8, Reading. Gitford, Judy: Bus. Exp., Comp. Ut, Comp. EKpl.
Gould, Karen: Algebra 9, Pre-Algebra, Asset Graham, Linda: Earth Science I, II, Biology. Guenzel, Bob: Engllsh 9. Hanssen, Don: Algebra 8, Math 8.
Harris, Susan: Attendance and Student Record Secretary'. Hart, Pat: Media Specialist Hastrelter, Pat: Media Associate. Heng, Sharon: Paraeducator.
Hergenrader, Al: Social Studies 8, SCIP.
Hilligoss, Lori: Comp. Expl., Math 7, 8. Hohensee, Lois: Math, Resource. Hopkins, Barb: Reading, VIP.
Konz, Ruth: Speech Pathologist. Lad.man, Dottie: Orchestra, Band. Lovrten, Dick: Health 7. LeBlanc, Coreen: Wrld. Bus., Keyboard 7, Bus. Expl.
Loth, Diane: Secretary. Martin, Joleene: Paraeducator. Miller, Alice: Accompanist. Miller, Candy: Social Studies 7, 8, English 7.
Nelson, Greg: Social Studies 8. Nielsen, Kurt: Physical Education 7, 9. Nortman, Ann: Paraeducator. Olivares, Dora: Spanish I, II.
Oritz, Mike: English 9. OWen, David: Science I. II; Health 7. Pattavina. Ruth: English 7. Penn, Emma: Paraeducator.
Counselor Pat Jorn was honored during this school year for 25 years of service to Lincoln Public Schools. Jorn joined the faculty in 1972. She is shown here with Pound social studies teacher Dick Reinmiller who joined the Pound faculty in 1967.
Don Bougger, Pound social studies teacher and SCIP coordin~tor received a Sallie Mae Teacher Tribute Award. John Neal, former Pound student, named Bougger as the teacher that most inspired him to become a teacher. Bougger, shown here during the 1978, 1971 school year and in 1988 eating Pound 25th Anniversary cake, has seen many hair styles change in his 20 years at Pound.
Photo by Poua Danke
Pfeiffer, Tami: Resource.
Reinmiller, Dick: Social Studies 9. Roehrs, Bill: Band, Sym., Jazz Band, Orchestra. Rosenquist, Lauren: Re~urce, SCIP.
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Salmon, Gary: English 8. Scherer, Jean: Paraeducator. Schaffer, Mruy Lynn: Teen Living, Home Economics, HE Explor. Schlueter, ~dy: Math 7. •
Schroeder, Anita: FL Expl., German Scott, Bess: French I, II, FL 'Expl. Asset. Sellentln, Helen: HE Expl. Speidell, Shelley: Art Expl.; 2D, 3D SU1Vey; 2D, 3D Art.
Thoman, Sandy: Executive Secretruy. Tomcak, Deb: Resource.
Uffelman, La.Vonne: Physical Education, Health 8.
Vogt, Sharon: Math 8.
Lincoln Public Schools district custodial superintendent described Pound's custodial staff, "I found the care, maintenance, cleaning and sanitation to be second to none in the school district." With a 4.00 rating being the highest rating possible, Pound was given a 3.88. Custodians include Jim Rehn, Bob G rabouski, Doris Walls and Harold Christiansen.
Pound's
cafeteria staff is managed by Pat Lite. Front Row: Anne Hoschele, Micky Haase, Terri Bauer, Eileen Childerston. Back Row: Betty Pearce, Bonnie Schoonveld, Lynn Dvorak, Lois Wathen, Marjorie Wubbels and Maiy Kay Stratman.
v~. June: Expl., Mix Chorus. Sw Choir, Kantorel. Wagner, Cindy: Math 7, Asset. Widhalm, Dan: Physical Education 7, 9, Athletic Director. Williams, Shirley: Paraeducator.
Winemiller, Jake: Astronomy, Science I, II. Wingrove, Lynn: English 8. Wolf, Dan: Asset, Social Studies 7. Woodburn, Vicki: Hearing Specialist.
Principal Royce Holtgrewe sat in his office surrounded by decorations and cards that celebrated his 50th birthday.
As part of the festivities for Holtgrewe's 50th birthday celebration faculty members also hung a chicken named "Royce" outside Holtgrewe's office. They also wore black arm bands beating the number 50. 38
Dude! It's Holtgrewe on his Harley. A display of Holtgrewe's hobbies, golfing and fishing were included in a display set up in the commons as part of Holtgrewe's birthday celebration.
Photo by Rochel Mortensen
Photo by Rochel Morter-..n
Photo by Rochel Mortensen
Members of the 1965 faculty included back row: former Pound Principal Harold Lantz who retired in 1986. Current Principal Royce Holtgrewe, back row, third from left, was a former math teacher. Industrial arts teacher HarlowDover, second row, second from right, ls the only original staff member who had taught continually at Pound since it opened in 1963.
Student Council
•by Dan Berchenko
The first student council was formed six weeks after Pound opened Its doors In 1963. At the beginning of the 1990- 1991 year, student council members were elected from each class.
John Wiechmann, a 9th grade student council member said for him ·student council was .a way of carrying out the Ideas of other students.·
The student council sponsored many activities Including a canned food drive, several dances, the talent show and spirit week noted Mike Ortiz, student council sponsor.
Student council members for 1990-1991 Included Front Row L to R: Jeremy Eide, Amanda Anderson, Scott Homyak, Ann McCall, Joey Messinger, Erica Ballew. Second Row: Matt Prenosil, Monica Larson, Chrissy Harvey, Stacy Story, Sara Richmond, Amy Ingram, Ilana Schroeder. Back Row: Charity Chrlstllne, Chad Lay, Randy Schnelder, Jamie Hunt (vice-president), Brandl Welbusch (treasurer), Daneyelle Podraza (president), Zabour West, John Wiechmann (sargeant-at-arms), Gina Schmidt, Amber Shavers.
for a
sold
goods fundraiser. for Student Council.
Above: Chaperone teacher David Owen and Student Council member Chad Lay sold refreshments at the Valentine's
In 1985, the 703 students who attended Pound participated In Spirit Week. Upper right: Lany Smith, John Wiechmann and Chrissy Harvey managed the Pound Pokey during this years' Spirit Week. Lower right: Brett Farnsworth, Tara Ritchie, and Chad Cade also participated In the blanket races held during Spirit Week.
Photo by Katherine !haler
Amber Shavers wrap- Jaime Stelzer and Erica ped carnations
Ballew
baked
Photo by Katherine Shaler
Monica Larson, Brandl Welbusch and Stephanie Schroeder listened during the Junior high student council leadership conference held at Pound.
Photo by Jom Caey
Dance.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Photo by klOf Goocfyear
Speech and Drama
The fall showcase also Included oral readings. Participating in the readings included L to R Lisa Martin, Scott Homyak, Chad Smith and Jonathan Homyak.
Speech and drama members for 1990-1991 Include L to R Front Row: Ashley Hoskins, Melanie Prucha, Jessica Rasmussen, Heidi Roemer, Amanda Grove, Kelli Boyd, Jonathan Hornyak, Amber Rasmussen, Scott Hornyak, Lindsay Byrne, Robyn Cohen and Chad Smith. Second Row: Sponsor Diane Ftchthom, Jemlca Rider, Jennifer Wenciker, Ilanda Schroeder, Ashlee White (Historian), Michelle Marlar, Ertn Watsek, Amy Lanntn, Carle Brenning, Nancy Sepahpur, Laura McGlll, Jamie Botkin, Anne Moraczewskt, Stephanie Bonne (Treasurer), Kevin Hammond, Renee Cohen, Adam Hansen, Fritz Gibson. Back Row: Lisa Martin, Kim Pester, Whitney Maxwell (Vice-president), Sarah Meisenbach (Historian), Melanie Byrd, Erika Budde, Anna Becker, Nicole Stork (Secretary), Cheryl Hamilton, Julie Mattson, Elizabeth Bollesen, Becky Krantz, Jill Minster and Crystal Fisher (President).
Encore Members for 1990-1991 include, L to R, Front Row: Stephanie Bonne, Lisa Martin, Shannon Alexander, Nicole Anderson, Stacie Sitzman, Lindsey Coon, and Nicole Battelle. Second Row: Carrie Stokes, Jeff Eells, Amy Eskridge, Deonna Price, Dana Stolle, and Beth Miller. Back Row: Dee Dee Kuhn, Sonja Bice, Kim Pester, and Joseph Lauber.
Upper Right: Student Jeff Eells who directed The Last Leaf became the first student to direct an Encore play. Shown in a scene from the play are L to R Deonna Price, Dana Stolle, Stephanie Bonne, Dee Dee Kuhn, Kim Pester, and Joseph Lauber. Lower rtght: Encore which was formed in 1983, is a select group where students learn acting techniques and theatre background. Shannon Alexander applied makeup to Sonja Bice as they prepared for The Gift of the-Magi.
Encore
Photo by Trisha Perry
Photo by Trisha Perry
Nicole Marcelino, Renee Cohen, Whitney Maxwell, Robyn Cohen and Heidi Roemer performed Pantomime.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Photo by Jodie Goud
1990-1991 Squires and Squlrettes are Front Row L to R Suzie Ross, Jesse Anderson, Josh Hoyer, Amber Shavers. Second Row Erica Johnson, Randy Schnelder, Tracy Osborn, Jamie Hunt, Betsy Haase, David Rossel. Back Row June Voss, sponsor: Jon Dlttenber, Carrie Tlchota, Chris Hallgren, Beth Mlller and Allee Miller, accompanist.
Music
•By Stephanie Bonne
Musical groups sponsor June Voss In describing the 1990- 1991 school year said, "It was a superior year for musical talent and enthusiasm."
• Students were selected for membership In Squires and Squtrettes and Kantorel based on singing ablllty, desire to perform, responsibility, citizenship and dancing ability. Students who auditioned for the groups must also have been passing all classes Voss, who has taught at Pound since 1988 , picked the songs that were performed based on ·audience appeal. variety of styles and the challenge for the students.·
Pound 's musical group performed at banquets , schools, retirement homes and meetings
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Squires and Squlret.tes Josh Hoyer, Tracy Osborn, Chris Hallgren, and Betsy Haas e performed for an appreciative audience a t the fall vocal concert.
Kantorel, which means "a group of singers," was forme ln 1984. Kantorel members practiced for a concert.
Photo
Brent Spina
Photo by Trisha Perry
Andy Wilcox performed with Mixed Chorus at the spring vocal concert.
Photo by Trisha Pe lT)
The 7th grade exploratory class performed at the sprln1: concert.
Photo by Trisha Pen ,
Red Cross
he 1990-1991 Red Cross members include L to R Front
1 ow: Sara Schultz, Jennifer Nitz, Elizabeth Morgan, Sandra Schnepp, Amanda Anderson, Amy Ericksen. Middle Row: ponsor Lori Hllllgoss, Lindsay Van Meter, Cory Strope, Heldt Hunkins, Micki Anderson (President), Christi Brettmann, Kendra Pickering. Back Row: Nicole Wood (Project Director}, Angle Walker, Stephanie Burk, Jenny Hanssen, April Zimmerman (President), Amy Krieger (Treasurer), Carrie Strope, and Katherine Shaner.
Lower Right: Carollng at Homestead Nursing Home ls a Red Cross tradition. Singers included Elizabeth Morgan, Shannon Seglln and Christine Alles. Upper Right: Students and faculty showed their school spirit when they purchased 120 Pound shirts this past year. Jill Minster, Amanda Anderson and Sara Schultz distributed the shirts.
lnternati·onal Club
Jyoti Mahapatra, Rachel Schuett and Denise Homyak visited Rosseau Elementary students and gave them a taste of foreign language.
Left: Jenny Wenciker and Ashley Hoskins enjoyed the lnterna tlonal foodfest.
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International Club Members for 1990-1991 included Front Row L . to R: Ashley Hoskins, Jemica Rider (Secretary), Jyoti Mahapatra, Kim Pester, Amber Shavers (Spanish Representative). Second Row: Tracy Osborn (Vice President), Deonna Price, Amy Eskridge, Michelle Marlar, Jeannie Lee, Jenny Wenciker. 3rd Row: Andrea Lemke, Erica Johnsen (German Represen-tatlve), Susannah Strand (French Representative), Steph Frager, Rachel Schuett (President), Karin Leacock, Tricia Houchin. Back Row:
Kris Volker, Sue Thoendel, Denlsa Homyak (French Representative), Lisa Martin, Ilana Schroeder, Zabor West, Bess Scott, sponsor.
Photo by Jemlco Rider
Photo by Poua Danke
Photo by Micki Anderson
Photo
Aneta Felste
VIP-American Charter & Pizza Hut
• By Katie Everett
In 1987, Pound first participated in the Ventures i,n
Partnership program with the former Miller and _ Paine department store as the VIP partner. Currently Pound's VIP partners are American Charter and Pizza Hut.
As part of VIP activities, American Charter provided a Speaker's Bureau that was used by several Pound teachers. Art and writing done by Pound students was displayed at various American Charter branches. The Squires and Squlrettes also
sang at Pizza Hut.
Pound joined forces with AmerlcanCharter and
American Charter also provided financial and collected toys and $73 for the Salvation
support for the printing of 16 ounces, Pound's Toy-a-Thon. Pound VIP llason Billie Bussmann,
literary publication. Pizza Hut placemats, designed shown with paraeducator Emma Penn and Prlnctp;
b Art Club students ere displayed at Pizza Hut Royce Holtgrewe wi th th e toys collected by Pou
Y , W • faculty and students.
Pound faculty
tables and washed dishes as part of a fund raising effort with Pizza Hut. Money raised from the evening acttvltles went Into a fund for a second Risograph machine.
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Photo by Aneta Felste
Student Council member Stael Story served punch to fellow student council member John Wiechmann at the welcoming reception for Pizza Hut that was hosted by American Charter. Faculty members who attended included Bess Scott, David Owen and Linda Graham.
Photo by Brent Spl r Y
Thanksgiving lunch was shared with 15 Amerlc ~ Charter employees. Billie Bussmann and V P committee member teacher Lori Hilllgoss welcom e i American Charter guests Julie HUI and Mary Masur
Photo by Jodie Gould
Photo by Jode GolJd Social studies teacher American Charter's Jeanne ' Greg Nelson showed off Bartlett read to Barb Hopkins his American Charter reading class as part of VIP Mug filled with goodies actlvltles. that he received during Teacher Appreciation Day.
Photo by Brod Ge ar April Eskridge gave her pizza order to teache t Coreen LeBlanc.
members waited
SCience Club
Science Club Members In 1990-1991 Included L to R.
Front Row: Alex Wendt, Brad Andersen. Scott Homyak, Alicia Seim, Ashley Hoskins, Nick Fraley, and Chad Bender. Second Row: Megan Littrell, Sarah Richmond, Chad Lay, Aaron Buettner, Joy Callahan, Cathy Kottwitz, Lisa Casullo, Brett Farnsworth. Third Row: Lance Wiebusch, Rob Pearce, Adam Barney, Kris Peterson,
Jeremy Eide, Ben Langtry, Aaron Spilker. Tom Bare, Sponsor. Back Row: Jake Winemiller, Sponsor, Cory Above left: Eric Blomberg and Above right, Jeremy Strope, Dan Volk, Matt Winn, Aaron Kupcinskl, David Eide worked on projects in preparation for the Owen, Sponsor. Science Olympiad competition. Jake Winemiller said
he enjoyed being one of the club's sponsors because he "cared about students, their future, and the future of the nation." •
Bibliophiles·
Julie Mlller and Nicole Stork discussed short stories taken from the Junior Great Book Series.
Bibliophiles, which means" Those who love to read," was formerly the Literature Club. Bibliophiles members included L to R, Front Row: Sarah Shaub, Jeannie Lee, Jeremy Marlar, Aaron Dupree. Second Row: Sponsor, Dlxle Gaer, Beth Mlller, Julie Mlller, Lisa Martin, Ilana Schroeder. Third Row: Elizabeth Bollesen, Nicole Stork. Ashlee White, Michelle Marlar, Jemica Rider. Back Row: Kim Pester, Erika Budde.
"'°'°' by Rochel Mortensen
A)ofo by hldy Goodyear
A)ofo by Mdy Goodyear
Ilana Schroeder, Lisa Martin, and Jemlca Rider examined writing submitted for publication in 16 Oz, Pound's literary magazine.
Band and Orchestra
• By Matt Bowers
Band and orchestra members participated In many activities which Included the all-city band and orchestra festival held at Pershing Auditorium
An open solo and ensemble contest was also held In the spring with student musicians being critiqued on their performance.
As the school year progressed, student musicians Increased their understanding of musical techniques and terms through written tests and by playing different music.
Photo by Aneta Fel 'e Jazz Band formed in 1989, performed at the stude u t council sponsored talent show. The Jazz Band ai m played for students at Rousseau Elementary School.
Photo by Katherine !i'laier
Lisa Martin, Erin Gentry. Justin Hyde. and Brian Tomga played trumpet In a symphonic band rehersal.
Photo by Jodie Goul t
Sherry Schultz and Nikki Scheino s played clarinet for the prep band at th : fall instrumental concert.
Photo by Katherine Shaler
Music teacher Bill Roehrs directed a
Photo by Aneta Feis t, prep band, symphonic band and orchestra. Orchestra members Stacey Manning. Chrissy Wilkinson, John Shulter J and Debbi Yeakley serenaded the office staff during the holiday season.
Multi-Cultural Club
Several Pound students attended an equity conference where they learned the skills necessary to become more active citizens In affirming the dignity and worth of all human beings. Those who attended the conference Included L to R Front Row: Zabour West, John Wiechmann, Alisha Starnes, Daneyelle Podraza, Blsola OJlkutu. Second Row: Jaime Stelzer, Charity Chrlstltne, Jamie Hunt, Brandi Wiebusch, Amber Shavers. Back Row: Jenny Hilt and Trinity Mo~ett.
Multi-Cultural Club members for 1990-1991 Included L to R Front Row: Jeannie Lee, Sally · Salazar, Amber Shavers. Back Row: Jenny Hilt, Trinity Moffett , Arkl Marshall and Chris Rtilz. Club Sponsors are Tami Pfeiffer and Mike Ortiz.
Math Club
Math Club members Elisa Berndt, Sally Thompson, Jemlca Rider, Nick Wilson, Joel Foster, Jeremy Eide, Al\dy Sewell and Erin Gently practiced. Math club members placed 2nd In the chapter competition and went to the state meet. Team members competed against schools from the area that included Falls City, Waverly, and Seward.
Math Club members for 1990-1991 Included L to R Front Row: Andy Sewell, Joel Foster, Jemlca Rider, Sally Thompson and Sponsor £?on Hanssen. Back Row: Nick Wilson, Jeremy Eide, Ilana Schroeder, Lisa Martin and Erin Gently.
Photo by Md( Goodyear
Photo by Md( Goodyear
Blsola OJlkutu, Sally Salazar, Karen Francis, Jenny Hilt, and Trinity Moffett exchanged Ideas at a multi-cultural club meeting.
Photo by Md( Goodyear
Yearbook staff members Katherine Shaner, Rachel Mortensen and nm Emry helped sell the 750 yearbooks purchased by students and faculty.
•By Katherine Shaner
The corrpletltlon of the 1990-1991 yearbook, "Changing Faces· was the focal point of the publication class for most of the school year. Staff members were responsible for all aspects of the yearbook from selling the yearbooks to taking photographs to writing stories to completing layouts.
"It was a team effort,· noted yearbook adviser Paula Damke. Damke said she was very proud of the staff and noted, "the staff all pitched In and helped meet deadlines.·
The staff was also responsible for publlcatlon of The Squire, Pound's newspaper.
members Trisha Perry and Kim Pester examined the original artwork for yearbook with adviser Paula Damke. Artist Aaron Kupclnskl (far rlght) drew the "Changing Faces" artwork for the endsheets of the yearbook.
Photo by Katherine !:haler
Staff
Photo by Aneta Felste
Photo by Poua Dcrnke
Katie Everett, Jon Dittenber, Matt Bowers, Stephanie Bonne, Micki Anderson and Tim Emry added up the results of the student surveys for publlcatlons In the directory section of the yearbook.
Photo by Poua Dcrnke
Nicole Battelle, Brent Spinar, Bradt Gaer, Stephanie Bonne, Andra Felste and Matt Bowers separated student photograph packages for dlstrlbutlon.
Photo by Poua Dcrnke
Corl Sampson and Katherine Shaner worked on layouts for yearbook.
Jemlca Rider Interviewed Justin Hubert, Kyle Rohren and Jodie Gould, Dan Berchenko and Andy Goodyear Justin Martin In preparation for yearbook-newspaper enjoyed a typical day In publications class. articles.
Art Club
by John
Photo by Jorn Caey
Pound Pals
1990-1991 Art Club Members include L to R Front Row: Scott Coleman, Jonathan Hornyak, Jennifer Nitz, Fritz Gibson, Janel
Holman, Jessica Rasmussen and Jason Picraux. Second Row: Scott Kollman, Trinity Moffert, Carrie Brenning; Jenny Hilt, Stephanie Bonne, Sara Minges, Erin Johnsen, Tricia Houchin. Third Row: Sara Pattavina, Abby Palmer, Kendra Pickering, Heather Hamtnar, Sara Stevens, Nicole Gogan, Mitzi Donaldson, Seth Jonas, Kurt Koskelln. Back Row: Greg Kellwitz, John Wiechmann, Josh Hoyer, Corey Schwab, John Carey, sponsor, Zabour West, John Breen, Tony Leick, Clay Jennings and Aaron Kupcinskl.
Upper left: Jennifer Nitz worked on her Puzza Hut Placemat. 14 Art Club members designed the placemats as part of a VIP Partner's project. Lower left: Art Club Members Fritz Gibson, Jenny Hilt, 1i1nity • Moffert, April Eskridge, Jessica Rasmussen and Tony Leick participated in a field trip to Sheldon Art Gallery. Karen Janovy, Educational Coordina tor for Sheldon Art Gallery conducted the tour.
Helping new students make a comfortable and posltlve adjustment to Pound was the aim of Pound Pal members. Pound Pal members for 1990-1991 Included L to R Front Row: Sarah Melsenbach, Micki Anderson, Damian Shotkoski, Adam Augustine, Chad Bender and Jlll Avey. Back Row: Staci Story, Sponsor, Pat Jorn, Angela Walker, Stephanie Burk, John Wiechmann, Jenny Little, Simone Slaymaker and Connie Hoffman.
Right: Pound Pal member Sarah Melsenbach introduced a new Pound 8th grade student TifTanle Dmyea, to social studies teacher Greg Nelson. Far Right: Duryea received a tour of Pound from Melsenbach. Duryea said, "My Pound Pal made me feel welcome."
Pound Pals sponsors Pat Jorn and Teri Cox lead a discussion with Pound Pal members concerning the new student breakfast hosted by members at the end of each semester.
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Photo by Jodie Gould
Photos by Micki Anderson
Computer Pen Pal
Computer Pen Pal members Included L to R, Front Row: Julie Mattson, Jenny Wenciker, Stephanie Bonne (Public Relations). Back Row: Heldt Decker (Secretary), Megan Littrell, Sponsor Greg Nelson, Sky Sheppard 0)-easurer), and Kevin Hammond.
Upper right: Jennifer Walton, Julie Mattson, Jessie Nelson, Sydnee Woodrum, Sky Sheppard, and Greg Nelson exchanged letters over the computer telephone with a high school In Western Australia, a girls' school In New South Wales and a middle school in Oregon. Lower right: Chad Lay assisted Jennifer Walton as members learned about computer technology. Lay said "the club put youth today in touch with the technology of tomorrow."
Changing Faces Ready, get set ...
While the faces may have changed, along with hairstyles, some things don't change. Keyboard teacher Blllle Bussmann leads her typing class in 1969.
The l 990's have arrived In Keyboard. Elech 1 typewriters replaced manuals. Overhea projectors are now used as part of Bllll Bussmann's teaching. One thing that has no changed - -the American flag hangs In the sam location as lt did In 1969.
Photo by Aneta Fels e
Photo by Aneta Felste
Lightweights
·6 wins, 0 Losses,
The 1990 Lightweight team L to R, Front Row: Steve Basel, Brian McBeth, Pat McLaughlin, Josh Breen and Andy Ellllott. Back Row: Eric Linder, Kris Volker, Jared Cook. Jeff Christman, Andy Goodyear, Jon Dlttenber, Matt Bowers, and Brett Llebendorfer.
Fullback Matt Bowers (45) followed his
fake punt attempted against Lincoln High.
In
Jon Dlttenber, (90) and his lightweight teammates leave the field after the Lincoln High game. In 1968 the lightweights tled for city with Lincoln Northeast and Lincoln High compiling a 2-1 record.
The 1990 Heavyweight team L to R, Front Row: Ryan Treat~ Chris Hallgren, Steve Kukllsh, Jeff Eells. Back Row: T.J. Rowe, Jamie Ivey. Mark Schultz, Kyle Miller, Bryan Brenning, Dustin Blackman and Matt Tyler.
To be a member of the Heavyweight team a play r must weight 135 lbs. Bryan Brenning (in the llght uniform) blocks for Chris Hallgren in a game played t Southeast.
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Photo by Anda Felste
Photo by Aneta Felste
The Heavyweight team llned up at the llne of scrimmage against East.
Photo by Anda Feist t
Golf
•By Katherine Shaner
This school years' golf team played at a regulation public course once weekly following a four day practice at the Ager Junior golf course. Scores were written down dally and at the conclusion of the season, the scores were tallied to establish handicaps.
During the last four days of the season, the golfers competed against each other In a tounament with two divisions, scratch and handicapped.
Coach Dan Widhalm commenting on this season 's golfers said, ·on an average score basis this year's golfers were some of
The 1990-1991 Golf team Included L to R: the better and more rounded golfers Pound has had.·
Boyd Hardy, Matt Kruse, Katherine
and Chris Pesek.
Cross Country
by Micki Anderson Matt Kruse won second Gary Claus teed off on hole number ln the scratch division one at Jim Ager Memorial Golf Cou at the end of t!te season rse where the te am practiced four tournament. Chris afternoons a week. Pesek won first in the
•By Micki Anderson
Cross Country runners ran In all kinds of weather during the ir • season which began In mid-September and concluded In early October with the city meet where Pound placed fifth .
Five students from each grade made up the tea m coached by Mike Ortiz. 8th grader Justin Hyde In two years o f competition has won all six of his races.
Runner Spencer Perry In describing his running said , "downhill and flat was good, uphlll and long was bad y9u always tried to do your best; so you knew you would feel bad.·
handicapped dlvlson and Kurt Weekly won first In the scratch division.
Josh
Spencer Peery, Corey
James Wasson.
Shaner, Kurt Weekly ,
Photo by Micki Anderson
Golf coaches Dan Wolf and Dan Widha l m relaxed after practice
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Cross Country members for 1990 Included L to R
Photo by Anda Felste Chad Lay and Josh Hoyer lifted weights as part of their training for cross country.
Front Row: Jim Dombrowski, Andrea Baker, Stacey Manning, Sara Richmond, Steph Kollmorgen, Erin Moncure and Chad Bender. Back Row:
Hoyer, Justin Hyde, Felicia Fowler,
Garris, Chad Lay and
Photo by Anda Felste
Stacey Manning, Erin Moncure, Josh Hoyer, Chad Lay and Spencer Peery planned strategy for an upcoming meet.
Varsity Volleyball
The 1990 Volleyball season was a rebuilding year for Pound. The team's record of 1-10 was not a reflection of many close matches the team was Involved In.
1973 marked the first year that Pound sponsored women's volleyball appeared In the yearbook. That year only eight girls participated. This year ten women made up the varsity team.
1990-1991
included
Brandl Wiebusch served while teammate Dee Kuhn watched.
Tracy Osborn, Vicki Schwaderer, Sue Thoendel and Mandy Christ looked down in the huddle.
The
Varsity Volleyball members
L to R Front Row: Brandl Wiebusch, Tracy Osborn, Lindsay Stelnacher, Andra Feiste, Deanna Kuhn. Back Row: Coach Lynette Rychecky, Sue Thoendel, Mandy Christ, Cynthe Oliver, Vicki Schwaderer, Andrea Lemke and manager Josh Hoyer.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Mandy Christ braids Cynthe Oliver's hair-----------------------before a game.
1990 Reserve Volleyball team members Included L to R, Front Row: Nickl Knoplk, Stephanie Burk, Shannon Alexander, Kim Harms, Denise Homyak, Daneyelle Podraza. Second Row: Christine Jepson, Michelle Weber, Erica Johnsen. Third Row: Deonna Price, Jenny Starr Top Row: Coach Lori Htlllgoss.
Reserve Volleyball
The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team ended their season with a 5-5 record and second place in their bracket of the City Tournament.
One of the team's goals was to play together, and by the end of the season they did. ·Rather than six Individuals on the court, there was one team," said Coach Lori Hilligoss.
Daneyelle Podraza, Jenny Starr, and Shannon Alexander told the Dawes team "Good job," after the team won the game.
Photo by Jodie Gould
Photo by Jodie Gould
Photo by Jodie Gould (14) Jennifer Starr, (40) Michelle Weber, (24) Erica Johnsen, Steph Burk, Deonna Price, Denise Hornyak, Daneyelle Podraza, Nickl Knoplk, Shannon Alexander, Coach Lori Hilllgoss and Kim Harms.
Terri Cox and Charity Christllne helped keep score for the game.
Varsity Players Zabour West and Jason Klein went after a rebound In the Goodrich game.
JV Boys Basketball
Varsity Basketball -
•By Jon Dlttenber
Pound boy 's basketball teams had Identica l records of 9-2 this season In 1982, Dan Wolf coached the reserves to o 4-4 record. In the city tournament, the varsity placed second and the junior varsity placed third.
Varsity player Matt Kruse described the tearn • as ·a well oiled machin e Varsity Boys Basketball 1990-1991 L to R Front that never ran out: Row: Mark Schultz, Jordan Mawson, Kurt Weekly.
Second Row: Chris Pesek, Jamie Hunt. Back Junior Vansty player Jo ~ Row: Zabour West, Chris Hallgren, Jon Sevenker said he though Dlttenber, Andy Elllot, and Matt Kruse. 1 the team was ·prett -y
JV Basketball
good. • He said he fel i ·nervous before the flrs i game, but from then on I felt confident.·
L to R Front Row: Justin Vosteen, Jarred Cook, Jon Sevenker. Second Row: Ryan Treat, Chet Korensky. Third Row: Pat McLaughlin, Matt Schimdt, Chris Cruise. Fourth Row: Brian Tomga, Josh Hoyer, Charlie Shonka (Manager). Back Row: Larry Smith, Trent Harris, Greg Keilwltz and T.J. Rowe.
Varsity player Kurt
the ball to Jason Klein at the lrvin l game.
Photo by Jorn Caey
Photo by Ando Felste
Photo by Ando Felste
Photo by Jorn Cae '
Lany Smith (32) went for the Junior Varsity player Trent Harris made a opening tlp in the game. basket as teammates Josh Hoyer and Jackie Daniel looked on.
Weekly passe 1 I
Boys Basketball
Junior Varsity Pou,d Oppon.
Varsity and J.V. Girls Basketball
Girls Varsity Basketball team members for 1990-1991 L to R Front Row: Lindsay Steinacher and Brandl Wiebusch. Second Row: Coach Lynette Rychecky, Jaime Stelzer, Rebecca Schnelder, Susan Thoendel. Back Row: Angela Nolte, Carrie Strope, Katherine Shaner, and Jennifer Agee.
Katherine Shaner and Carrie Strope worked for a rebound during the Sue Thoendel was dazed season opener against East. after
the
against East.
Girls Bask etball
In 1968 the Girls Varsity Basketball team had a 6-2 record and finished second in the city. Carrie
Strope (with ball) looked for Angle Nolte to pass
the ball to.
Girls Junior Varsity team members for 1990-1991. L to R Front Row: Cindy Thleszen, Lisa Lambelet, Coach Noah
Amland. Second
Angle Walker, Jessie Myhre, and Stephanie Burk waited for the rebound during a pre-game warmup.
Photo by Micki Anderson
Photo by Micki Anderson
Photo by Micki Anderson
Photo by Rochel Mortensen
Photo bv Aneta Felste
Row: Stephanie Burk, Jessie Myhre. Back Row: Dee Dee Kuhn, Dee Dee Kuhn smlled as Nicole Anderson, Michelle Weber, Angle · she shot th e ball during Walker. a pre-game warmup.
Photo by Aneta Felste
Wrestling
Wrestler Steve Kuklish was city champion In the 152 lbs. division. He Joined teammates Dustin Blackman and Andy Elliott who also won city championships In the heavyweight and 145 lbs. divisions respectively. Pound's team, coached by Mike Ortiz, placed second ln the city championship.
High School Varsity Players
Ely, Susan: LSE: Fruhling, Kristin: I.SE; Swimming Gilbert, Rlch: I.SE; Wrestling Kollmo,yen, Steph: I.SE; Swimming Kruse. Matt: I.SE: Soccer Lester, Nikkc LSE; Swtmming
Ross, Suzie: I.SE; Gymnastics Rowe, T.J.: I.SE; Baseball Schnelder, Randy: UIS; Swimming Shaner, Katherine: LSE; Tracie Shrader,Uuy:Ll-IS;Swimrn1ng Slt2man, Stade: I.SE; Gymnastics
Spinar, Brent: I.SE; Gymnastics Starnes, Alisha: I.SE; Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer Strope, Came: I.SE; Soccer Weekly, Kurt. I.SE; Baseball Wllklnson, Chrissy: I.SE; • Swimming Yakel, JUI: LSE: Gymnastics
Heavyweight Dustin Blackman wrestled against Irving's Chris Dleckhans In an early session match.
The wrestling team members included L to R,
Jamie Ivey, Daniel Zalger, Bill West, Andy
Row: Dustin Blackman, Steve Kukllsh, Andy Goodyear,
Spinar. Third Row: Aaron Tredway.
Agee, Jennifer. I.SE: Cross Country, Soccer Beane, Sydney: UIS:
Swimming Brenning, Bryan: IE: Basketball
Photo by Jom Caey
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Front Ro :
Elliott. Seco n :l
Bre i t
AAA
Accudy, Kris. Volleyball, 7,8; Student Council, 7, 8; Pound Pals, 7,8; Basketball, 9; LSE.
Agee, Jennifer. Volleyball, 7; Basketball, 7, 8, 9 ; Soccer, 7; LSE Soccer, 9; Track, 7: Cross Counby, 7, 8; LSE Cross Country, 9; Band, 7; Jazz Band, 8, 9: Symphonic Band, 8, 9; LSE. Alexander, ShllllDon. Volleyball, 7,8,9: Gymnastics, 7,8; Student Council, 8; Encore, 8.9; LSE
Anderson, Micki. Volleyball, 7: Band, 7; Symphonic Band 8; Red Cross, 9; Pound Pals, 9; International Club, 9; Publications, 9; LSE.
Anderson, Nicole. Basketball, 9; Kantoref, 9: Encore, 9: LSE. Arnold, John. LSE.
BBB
Barney, Adam. Rocket Club, 7,8: Basketball, 7,8: Tennis, 8: Science Club, 9; I.SE.
Barrett, Brandy. LSE.
Buel, Ste-Yen. Football, 7,8,9; LSE . Battelle, Nicole. Encore, 9: Publications, 9; LSE.
Beane, Sydney. LH Swimmlng, 9; LH. Bell, Andrea. Mixed Chorus, 9; LSE. Belts, Andrea. LSE.
Berchenko,Dan.Publicatfons,9:LSE.
Biskup, Toni. LH.
Blackman, Dustin. Football, 9; Wrestling, 9; LSE.
BleNlngs, Terry. LSE.
Bloebaum, Shannon. Art Club, 9: LSE.
Bowers, Matthew. Basketball, 7,8: Football, 9; Publications, 9; I.SE.
Breen, Joshua. Softball, 7; Track, 7,8: Gymnastics, 8; Art Club, 8,9; Football, 9; LSE.
Brenning, Bryan. Basketball, 7,8; LE Basketball, 9; LE.
Brethower, Laurie. LSE.
Brower, Kami. Volleyball, 7,8; Computer Pen Pals, 8; LSE. Bucklee,Bryan.Poo1League,9;LSE.
Buettner, Aaron. Astronomy Club, 8; Science Club, 9; LSE.
Bur,ea, Troy. Mixed Chorus, 9; I.SE. Burk, Stephanie. Basketball, 7,9; Volleyball, 7,9; Pound Pals, 9; Red Cross, 9: LSE.
CCC
Chandler, Mitch. Wrestling, 7,8; LSE. Chapman, Nate. Baseball, 9; ~E.
Chrl•t, Mandy. Volleyball, 7,8,9; Red Cross, 7; Peer Pals, 8; LSE. Christiansen, Tara. Gymnastics, 8; • Kantoref, 8,9; LSE. Christman, Jeffrey. Football, 9; LSE. Clark, Kerin. LSE.
Claus, Gary. Golf, 9: LSE. Cook, Jared. Basketball , 7,8,9; Track, 8;1..SE.
Coon, Undsey. Kantoref, 8,9: Encore, 9: LSE
Corder, Mitch. LSE. CoYollk, Uesel. LSE. Crandall,Jennlfer.LSE.
Crouse, Donna. Band , 7: LSE. Crul•e, Chrla. BasketJ?all, 9: LSE.
DEF
Damian, Nicole. LSE. Daniel, Jackie. Basketball, 7,8,9: LSE. Decker, Michael. LSE. DeGraye, Todd. LSE. Dent, Todd. Art Club, 8,9: LSE. Dlttenber, Jon. Basketball, 7 1 8,9: Football, 7,9: Squires and Squfrettes, 8,9; Kantoref, 8: Publications, 9; LSE . Druery, Aaron. Kantoref, 8,9; LSE. Dunn, Chris. Space Club, 8; LSE
EeU., Jeff. Football, 7,8,9; PANDA. 7: Kantoref, 8,9; Encore, 8 ,9: LSE.
EWott, Andy. Basketball, 8,9; Wrestling, 9; Football, 9; LSE. Ely, Susan. Volleyball, 7; International Club, 8 ,9; LSE Swlmrning, 9; LSE. Ericksen, Amy. Red Cross, 9; Art Club, 9;1.SE.
E•krldge, Amy. Cross Couhhy, 8; Encore, 8,9; Kan t o ref, 8, 9; lntematlonal Club, 9; LSE.
Fel•te, Andra. Track, 7,8: Volleyball, 7,8,9; Band, 7,8; Basketball, 8; Publications, 9; LSE.
Fl•cher, Cryatal. Red Cross, 7,8,9; Pound Pals, 7,8: Track, 7: Gymnastics, 7; Band 7: Symphonic Band, 8; Literature Club, 8; Mixed Chorus, 8; Speech and Drama. 9: Kantoref, 9: Peer Helping, 9:LSE.
Foreman, Matt. Track, 7; Wrestling, 7; LSE.
Frager, Steph. Band, 7: Symphonic Band, 8; Volleyball, 7; International Club, 9;LE.
Frobom, Jon. Wrestling, 7; Band, 7; LSE.
FrubllD1, Krl•ten. Volleyball, 7; Basketball, 7,8: Swhnmlng, 8,9; LSE Swimming, 9; LSE
GGG
Gaer, Bradl. Student Council, 7; Pub lications, 9: Mixed Chorus, 9; LSE. Gann, Kerry. Volleyball, 7. Garlny, LI ... LSE.
Gilbert, Rich. LSE Wrestling, 9; LSE Goodyear, Andy. Football, 7,8,9; LS E Gratopp, Ryan. LSE. Green, Juon. LSE. Griffith, Julie. UI. GroHman, Ed. Basketball, 7; LSE. GroYe, Samuel. Wrestling, 9; UI.
HHH
Baue, Elizabeth, Band, 7; Sympho c Band, 8,9: Kantoref, 8; Squires ar d Squfrettes, 9; LSE
Hallgren, Chrl•. Basketball, 7,8,9: Ban l, 7: Soccer, 7; Football, 8,9: Squires ar :l Squirettes, 8,9; LSE. Bammar,Heather.Orchestra, 7,8,9: A t , Club, 8,9; Kantoref, 8,9; JYO, 8,9; LS I Hammond, Kenn. Basketball, 7: Scence Club, 7,8,9: Wrestling, 7; Gymnai1 tics, 8; Track, 8: Rocket Club, 8; Speec 1 and Drama Club, 9; Computer Pen Pa , 9;1..SE.
Hampton, Gabe. Football, 7; Mlxt I Chorus, 9; LSE.
Han•en, Matt. Band, 7; Sympho n ::: Band, 8,9; Jazz Band, 7; LSE llam•en, Jenny. Red Cross, 7, 8 ,! : LSE.
Dardy, Boyd. Band, 7,8,9; Space Clul , 8; Track, 8: Golf, 9; LSE. llarma, Kim. Volleyball, 8,9: LSE. Harris, Trent. Football, 7; Gymnastic , 8; Basketball, 9; Mixed Chorus, 8 ,! : LSE.
Baazard, Chrl•tlna. Mixed Chorus, 8 ,! LSE.
Bea•, Gretchen. Track, 7; Red Cross, : PANDA. 8; LSE.
Hllt, Jenny. Orchestra. 7,8; Kanto n , 8,9: Art Club, 9; Multi-Cultural Club, ' : LSE.
Holllng•worth, Angle. Art Club, ' : Basketball, 7; Band, 7,8; Kantorel, 8 , 1,; LSE Hom, Meaan. LSE.
Homyak, Denise. Volleyball, 7,8 ,! : Basketball, 7,8: Track, 7: PANDA. ,; Kantoref, 8,9; International Club, 9; LS I : Bo•kln•, Heather. LSE.
Boward, Robert. UI. Boyer, Jo•h. Cross Country, 7,8, ! 1; Basketball, 7,8,9; Track, 7,8,9; Band, '';
Jazz Band, 8,9: Soccer, 7,8; Squires and Squfrettes, 8,9: LSE.
Bume,Joanna,LSE.
Bunklu,Beldl.RedCross, 7 , 8:PANDA. 7,8: LSE.
Bunt, Jamie. Basketball, 7,8,9; Pound Pals, 7,8: Student Council. 9; Peer Helper, 9;LSE.
IJ
Ideen, Jes•. LSE.
!Tq,Jamle. Track. 7,8:Wrestling, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7; Football, 9; LNE. Damian. Science Olympiad, 8:LH.
Jepaon, Chrl•. Basketball, 7,8; Volleyball 7,8,9; Speech and Drama, 8; JYO, 9; LSE.
Erica. Volleyball, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7; Track, 7,8; Kantorel, 8; Squires and Squirettes, 9; LSE.
Jennifer. Red Cross, 7; Volleyball, 7,8; LSE.
KKK
Kapuatb, Gabe. LSE.
Kelhrlts, Greg. Track, 7,8,9; Basketball, 8,9; Wrestling. 8
Kemp, Chrl•tlna. Mixed Chorus, 9; LH. Klein, Jason. Basketball, 7,8, 9; Peer Pals, 7,8; LSE.
Knop, Kellie. Basketball, 7,8: Band, 7:UI.
Knoplk, Nickl. Volleyball, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7: LSE.
Kohn, Bob. LSE.
Kollan, Jamie. Band, 8; Symphonic Band, 9; Orchestra. 9; LSE.
Kollmor,en, Stephanie. Gymnastics, 7: LSE Swimming, 9: Cross Country, 9; LSE.
Kopp, Joe. LSE.
Koren•ky, Chet. Red Cross, 7,8: Track, 7,8: Basketball, 9: Pound Pals, 9: Peer Helping. 9; Pius X.
Krleaer, Amy. Red Cross, 9; LSE. Krueaer, Wendy. International Club, 8; Space Club, 8; Peer Helpers, 9; Hyde. Kruse, Matt. Basketball, 7,8,9 ; Track. 7: Pound Pals, 7: Math Club, 8; Golf, 9; LSE Soccer, 9; LSE.
Kuhn, Deanna. Volleyball, 7,8,9. Basketball, 7,8,9; Gymnastics, 7,8,9; Band, 7: Encore, 9; LSE. .
Kukll•h, Stwe. Football, 7,8,9; Wrestling, 9; LSE.
Kapcln•kl, Aaron. Art Club, 9; Publications, 9: LSE.
Lay, Chad. Student Council, 7,8,9; Computer Pen Pals, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7,8: Track, ?',9; Sclen<?C Olympiad, 8;9; Space Club, 8; Math Club, 8; Cross Country, 8,9; JYO, 8; LSE.
Leacock, Karin. Volleyball , 7; International Club, 9; LSE.
Lehmkuhl, Curle. Gymnastics, 7,8; LSE.
Lemke, Andrea. Volleyball, 7,8,9; LSE.
Le•ter, Nicole. Volleyball, 7: Gymnastics, 7; LSE Swimming, 9; LSE.
Uebendorfer, Brett. Football, 9; LSE.
Llgenza, Phillip. LSE
Under, Eric. Football, 9; LSE. Lockwood, Shawn. LSE.
Mahapatra, Jyoti. International Club, 9;LSE.
Mantle, Troy. Cross Country, 8; Track, 8,9; LSE.
Marlar, Michelle. Gymnastics, 7,8; Uterature Club, 7: Bibliophiles, 9; Band, 7; Symphonic Band, 8,9; International Club, 9; LSE.
Martin, Shut .... Gymnastics, 7; Mixed Chorus, 9; LSE.
Jamie. Gymnastics, 7,8,9; LSE. Ma,non, Jordan. Basketball, 7,8,9; I.SE. McBeth, Brian. Gymnastics, 7: Wrestling, 7,8; Football, 9; LSE.
McLaughlin, Pat. Track, 8,9; Football, 9; Basketball, 9; LSE.
McNelll, Andrea. LSE. ·
Miller, Chrl•. PANDA. 7: LSE.
MIiier, Beth. Literature Clu b , 7,8; Squires and Squirettes, 8,9; Encore, 8,9; I.SE.
Miller, Kyle. Peer Pals, 7 ,8 : Foo tball, 7,8;9; LSE.
Moffett, Trinity. Orchestra , 7 ,8 ,9: Multicultural Club, 8,9; Art Club , 9 ; Kantorel, 9; LSE.
Morrow, Shawn. Wrestling, 7 : Gymnastics, 7;Track,8:LSE.
Morten•en, Rachel. Volleyball , 8 ; Publications, 9; LSE .
Mulder, Jenny. Volleyball , 8 : Basketball, 8: LSE.
Myhre, Volleyball : 7: Basketball, 9; LSE. • •
Nolte, Angela. Basketball, 9; Mixed Chorus, 9; LSE.
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Oden, Shane. LSE.
Ojlkutu, Blsola. Gymnastics, 7,8 ; Band, 7: Symphonic Band, 8,9: LH. Oliver, Cynthe. Volleyball, 7,8,9; LSE. O•born, Tracy. Gymnastics, 7,8; PANDA. 7,8; International Club, 9; Volleyball, 9; Squires and Squirettes, 9; LSE.
Paine, LSE.
Pawlak, Dale. LSE.
Aaron. Basketball, 8; LSE. Peery, Spencer. Basketball, 8; Cross Counhy, 9: UI.
Pesek, Chrl•. Gymnastics, 7,8; Art Club, 8: Mixed Chorus, 8; Golf, 9: Basketball, 9: Kantorel, 9; LSE.
ter,lllm.UteratureClub, 7,8,9; Publications, 8,9; Encore, 9; lhter-natlonal Club, 9: LSE.
Pickett, Kathleen. Student Council, 7: Volleyball,7:Band,7;LH.
Podrua, Dane7elle. Volleyball, 7,9: Student Council, 7,8,9; Pound Pals, 8; Peer Helping, 9: LSE.
Price, Deonna. Volleyball, 7,8,9: Basketball, 7,8: Gymnastics, 7,8: International Club, 9: Encore, 9; LSE. Quade,Jennlfer.Track,9:LSE. Quinn, CalTln. LE.
RRR
Reed,Ben.PoolLeague,9:LSE. Meredith. LSE. •
Renne,Sherl.RedCross, 7,8:Band, 7,8: International Club, 8,9; Art Club, 8,9: LSE.
RIiey, Kale. Band, 7,8; Track, 7; Symphonic Band, 9; LSE.
Ripa, RuHell. Computer Pen Pal, 7,8; Band, 7; Symphonic Band, 8,9; Jazz Band,9:LSE. •
• Rittenhouse, Erle. LSE.
R hn, Kendra. LSE.
RoH, Suzie. Gymnastics, 7,8: LSE Gymnastics, 9; Squires and Squirettes, 8,9; LSE.
Roael, Dave. Squires and Squlrettes, 8,9; LSE.
Rowe, All•on. LE.
Rowe, T.J. Football, 7,9; Basketball, 9: I.SE.
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Sauter, Michelle. Volleyball, 7,8; LSE. Schmidt, Emily. LSE.
Schmidt, Matt. Basketball, 7,8,9; Gymnastics, 7,8; LSE.
Schmidt, Shawn. LH.
Schnelder, Randy. Student Council, 7,8,9; Track, 7; Cross Country, 7,8; Squires and Squirettes, 8,9; Kanto~I, 8,9; LH Swimming, 9; UI.
Schnelder, Rebekah. Basketball, 9; Symphonic Band, 9; LSE.
Schroeder, Ryan. Football, 7,8; LSE. Schroeder, Stephanie. Basketball, 8; Student Council, 9; LSE.
Schuett, Rachel. Volleyball, 7: Band 7 : Symphonic Band, 8,9; Jazz Band, 9; International Club, 9; LSE.
Lamhelet, Ua. Art Club, 8: Basketball, 9:LSE.
J.anae, Kara. Volleyball, 7: Track. 9; LSE.
Pearce, Roh. Space Club, 8; Science Club, 9; LSE. Pedenen, Stacey. LSE.
Schultz, Muk. Basketball, 7,8,9; Track, 7,8: Football, 9; LSE.
Schwab,Corey.Gymnastics, 7,8,9;Baskctball, 8: Art Club, 9; Pound Pals, 9;
International Club, 9; LSE.
Schwaderer, Vicki. Volleyball, 7,9; LSE. SeTenker, Jon. Football, 7; Basketball, 8,9; Soccer, 9; LSE.
Shaner, Katherine. Golf, 9: Symphonic Band, 9; Orchestra, 9: Basketball, 9: Publications, 9: LSE Track, 9; LSE.
ShaTer•, Amber. Kantorel, 8: Encore, 8; Squires and Squlrettes, 9: International Club,9:StudentCouncil,9:LH.
Shonka, Charlle. Basketball, 7,8, 9; Kantorel, 8,9: LSE.
Shrader, Elbabeth. Band, 7: Track, 7: LH Swtmrning, 9: LH.
SI.mood•, Heather. Red Cross, 7,8,9: LSE.
Sltsman, Stacie. Gymnastics, 7,8: LSE Gymnastics, 9; Band, 8; Symphonic Band, 8; Orchestra, 7; Mixed Chorus, 8: Encore, 9; Kantorel, 9: Student Council, 8:LSE.
Smith, Larry. Basketball, 9; LSE. Soa,•ter, ... LH.
Soukup, Jeff. Literature Club, 7: LSE. Spinar, Brent. Wrestling, 7,8,9: Gymnastics, 7:LSEGymnastlcs,9:Publicatlons, 9: LSE.
All•ha. Student Council, 7,8: Basketball, 7,8: LSE Basketball, 9; Volleyball, 7,8: LSE Volleyball, 9: Peer Pals, 7,8: Speech and Drama. 8: LSE Soccer, 9;LSE.
Starr, Jenny. Volleyball, 7,8,9: Band, 7,8: LSE.
Stelnacher, UndHy. Basketball, 7,8,9: Volleyball, 7, 8,9; LSE.
Steber, Jaime. Student Council, 7,8,9: Band, 7: Symphonic Band, 8: Basketball, 7,8,9: Volleyball, 7: Mixed Chorus, 9;LSE.
Stn-em, Sara. Volleyball. 7,8: Red Cross, 7:Speechand Drama. 7,8:ArtClub, 8,9; Gymnastics, 8; Computer Pen Pal, 8; LSE.
Stewart, Brook. LSE.
Stolle, Dana. Volleyball, 7,8; Gymnastics, 7,8; Band, 7,8; Mixed Chorus, 8;
Encore, 9; LSE .
Strand, SuHnnah. Math Club, 8; PANDA, 8: Intematlonal Club, 9: LSE.
Stoke•, Carrie. International Club, 9: Encore, 9 : LSE.
Strope, Carrie. Red Cross, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7,8,9; LSE Soccer, 9; LSE.
Stuckey, Matt. LSE.
Sutliff, Phllllp. Band, 7,8,9; LSE.
TTT
Cindy. Basketball, 7,9; Track. 7;LSE.
Thoendel,Sue. Volleyball, 7,8,9: Basketball, 7,8,9; Track, 7,8, 9; PANDA. 7,8; Jazz Band, 8,9; Kantorel, 8,9: Symphonic Band, 8,9: LSE.
Thompson,Anne. LSE.
Tlchota, Cari-le. Literature Club, 7,8: Volleyball, 7; Band, 7,8,9; Squires and Squirettes, 8,9; LSE.
Topll, JIU. LSE.
Toppin,, Bonnie. Soccer, 8; Swimming, 8,9; Gymnastics, 8,9; LSE.
Tomga, Brian. Basketball, 8,9: LSE. Treat, Ryan. Basketball, 7,8,9; Kantorel, 8,9; Football, 9: LSE.
Tredway, Aaron. Wrestling, 9; LSE. Tune, Travl•. Kantorel, 8,9: LSE.
Turek, Daren. Track, 7,8: Wrestling, 9; LSE.
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Twohig, Noah. Kantorel, 8,9: LSE.
Tyler, Andrew. Science Olympiad, 9; LSE . Tyler, Matthew. LSE.
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Vogt, Carl. Red Cross, 7,8: LSE. Volker, Kristopher. Football, 9; International Club, 9: LSE.
Vo•teen, Jmtln. Basketball, 7,8,9; LSE. Waldrop, Dawn. Basketball, 7,8: Volleyball, 7; LSE.
Walker, Angela. Basketball. 9; Red Cro ss , 9; LSE.
Weber, Michelle. Cross Counby , 8: Bketball, 8,9: Track. 8,9: Kantorel, 9; LS E Weekly, Kurt. Basketball, 7,8,9:Trac , 8: Golf, 9; LSE Baseball, 9; LSE. Weasel, Jennifer. Red Cross, 7,8: Gymnastics, 7,8,9: · Speech and Drama. : LSE.
West, Wllllam. Wrestling, 9: LSE. West, Zabour. Student Council, 9: Art Club, 9: Internatlonal Club, 9; Baskeball, 9: LSE
Wiebusch, Brandl. Student Coun c 1, 7,8,9; Basketball, 7,8,9: Gymnastl "• 7,8,9; Volleyball, 7,8,9; Band, 7; LSE . Wiechmann, John. Cross Country, 1; Track, 7,8: Art Club, 8,9: Student Cou 1cil, 9; LSE.
Wllkln•on, ChrlHy. Volleyball, 7 , J: Gymnastics, 7; Track. 7; LSE Swimmh g 9:LSE.
Wilson, Matt. LSE.
Wohlgemuth, Katrina. LSE. Winn, Matt. Kantorel, 9; LSE. Wood, Nicole. Band, 7,8,9; Red Crm 3, 8,9: LSE.
Wreed, Stephanie. Orchestra, 7; Intrnational Club, 8; Student Council, t; LSE.
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Yakel, Jill. Gymnastics, 7,8; LSE Gyrinasties, 9: LSE.
Zalger, Danny. Track. 8,9; Wrestling , 1 ; LSE . • Zimmerman, April. Red Cross, 7,8 , LSE.
The GuHWar affected both faculty and students. During the opening days of the war, a television set broadc, i t In the Media Center throughout the school day allowing faculty and students to follow war updates. Left: Mee la Center Specialist Pat Hart adjusted the sound on the television as she and L to R Karen Gould, Peg Dalhnan ru id Kathy Burkman watched CNN's War Coverage.
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In
1976 English Classes
watched Animal Farm as port of their satire unit.
Abernathy, Nathan 18
Accardy. Kristine 4, 12
Aemle, Michael 18
Agee. Cameron 26
Agee. Jennifer 4. 57. 58
Alexander, Shannon 4. 6. 55
Alexander. Tadd 26
Alfredson. Amy 18
AHes, Christine 26. 43
Amack, Jason 18
Amland, Noah 51
Andersen, Bradley 26. 45
Anderson. Amanda 26. 40,43
Anderson. Jeremiah 18
Anderson. Jesse 18, 42
Anderson. Mackenzie, 2. 4.43,48,49
Anderson. Nicole 4. 16. 57
Arens. Michael 18
Arnold, John 4
Arroyo, Shawna 26
ARTCWB49
Arthur. Anne. 18
Arthur. Kevin 18
Asche. Tasha 26
Ash,Mark26
Augustine. Adam l 8. 49
Avey. JHI 26. 49
In 1974,
83 Blue -eyed
students attended Pound.
Bachman, Kristine 26
Baker. Andrea 18. 53
BaH. Andrew 26
BaHew. Erica 18, 40
BAND/ORCHESTRA 46
Banta. Oliver 26
Bantam. Tena 26
Barber. Ralph 26
Bare, Tom 34, 45
Borgman, Dee 34
Barney. Chauncey 4. 45
Barrett. Brandy 4
Barth. Sarah 18
Basel. steven 4. 52
Battelle, Nicole 2, 4, 48
Bauer, Susan 34
Bauer, Terri 37
Bayne, Mike 18
Beach. Michael 18
Beane. Sydney 58
Becker. Anna 26. 41
Beebee, Shelly 18
Beltz, Andrea 4
Bendezu, Mary Ann 34
Berchenko. Daniel. 2. 4. 48 •
Berger. Gabrielle 26
Bergsten. Ryan 26
Berndt, Elizabeth 18. 47
Berry. Christopher 26
Berryman. Mana l 8. 22
BIBLIOPHILES 45
Bice. Sonja 18
Biskup, Toni Endsheet. 5
Blackman. Dustin 5, 6. 52, 58
Blessing. Terry 5
Bloebaum, Shannon 5
Blomberg. Eric l 8. 45
BohUng. Brian 18
Boilesen, Elizabeth 26. 41. 45
Bock,Al34
Bomberger. Michael 18
Bonne, Stephanie 2. l 8. 41.48,49.50
Bonnett, Steven 18
Bomer. Andrew 19
Botham, Derek 26
Botkin, Jamie l 26. 41
Bougger, Don 34, 36
Bowen. James 19
Bower, Michael 19
Bowers. Matthew 2. 5, 16, 48.52
Boyd, KelU 26,41
BOYS BASKETBAU 56
Bradley. Branson 26
Branum. Larry 19
Brayman. Charles 19
Breen, Josnua 49. 52
Brenning. Bryan 5. 52. 58
Brenning. Carle 27. 41 49
Brethouwer. Laurie 5
Brethouwer. Michelle 27
Brettmann. Christi 27. 43
Briggs. Jody 19
Broderson. Andrew 19
Brower. Kami 5
Buckles. Bryan 5
Budde, Erika 27. 41. 45
Buethe, Benjamin 19
Buettner, Aaron 5, 45
Bullock, Trevor 19. 24
Bundy. Jeffrey 19
Burch, Hillary 27
Burgess, Troy 5
Burk, Stephanie. 5, 43, 49. 55,57
Burkman, Kathy 34
Busboom, Esther 35
Bussmann, BUiie 35, 44, 50
Byrd, Melanie 27. 41
Byrne, Lindsay 19. 41
13% of the students polled ate Lucky
Charms cereal for breakfast.
Cade, Chad 27, 40
CaRahan, Joy Endsheet, 27,45
Callahan, Rachel 19
Campbell Sarah 19
Cartson. Lesa 27
Cartson. Mark 19
Carmichael. Jamison 27
Carpenter, Brian 27
Carpenter, Paul 27
Carplck, Benjamin 19
Carter, Chad 27
Cassel, Kimberly 27
Casullo, Lisa 27. 45
Cerveny. Ross 19
Chandler. Mitchell 5
Chapman. Carmen 27
Chapman, Nathan 5
Cheney, Justin 27
Chllderston, EIieen 37
Chrtst, Mandy 5, 54
Christensen. Martha 19
Christiansen, Cathy 35
Christiansen, Charles 19
Christiansen, Harold 37
Christiansen, Tara 5
Christianson, Robert 27
Christline, Charity 19, 40, 47.55
Christman. Jeffrey 16, 52
Clark, Angela 19
Clark. Kevin 5, 16
Clark. Lindsey 19
Claus, Gary 5. 53
Clements, Andrew 27
CLUBS I: ACTIVmES
DIVIDER 39
Cocozza. Joshua 27
Cocozza. Kristen 19
Coffee. Christopher 19
Cohen. Renee 19
Cohen. Robyn 27. 41
Cole. Katie 27
Cole, Lora 19
Coleman, Scott 27. 49
COMPUTER PEN PALS 50
Comstock, Cara 27
CONTENTS Endsheet
Cook. Jared. 5, 52. 56
Cook, Stephanie 19
Coon, Lindsey 5
Corder. Mitch 5. 6
Corkle. Shannon 27
Cose, Chad 27
Costello, Joshua 27
Covolick, KeHle 27
Covolick, Liesel 5
Cox, Teri 34. 49, 55
Crandall, Jennifer 6
CROSS COUNTRY 53
Crouse. Donna 6
Cruise, Christopher 6, 56
Curry. Dandl 27
Cutting. Kimberly 27
21% of the students polled used Speed Stick Deoderant.
Dallman, Peggy 35
Damian, Nicole 6
Damke, Paula 35, 48
Daniel, Draper 27
Daniel. Jackie 6, 56
Daniels, Aaron 27
Davis, Daniel 19
Deal. Richard 27
Decker, Heidi 19, 50
Decker, Michael 6
Deeter, Cary 27
DeGrave. Todd 6
Dent, Todd 6
Deschaine, Robert 35
Dietz. Kelly 27
DIRECTORY DMDER 59
Dirks. Shane 19
Dlttenber. Jon 2. 6. 14, 42, 48,52,56
Do.Jamie 19
Dombrowski. James 27. 53
Donaldson, Mitzi 27. 49
Donley. Eric 19
Dorsey. Shannon 27
Dover, Harlow 35, 38 Downing. Douglas 19
Druery. Aaron 6
Dufford. WiHiam 19
Duhachek, Adam 19
Dunn. Christopher 6
Dupree. Aaron 27. 45
Duryea, Tiffanie 49
Dvorak, Lynn 37
'I forger ranked as the number one
Excuse
heard most often of students polled.
Echols. Michael 19
EeHs. Jeffrey 6, 52
Eide, Jeremy 40 45. 47
Elder, Cindy 27
ENlott. Andy 7. 52, 56, 58
EHis, Bradley 19
EHison. Andrew 19
Ely. Susan 7, 12, 58
Emry. Timothy 2. 48
ENCORE41
Eriksen. Amy 7. 43
Erikson, Christine 27
Erikson. Kelly 27
Erwin. Hyle 27
Eskridge, Amy 7. 43
Eskridge, April 27. 44. 49
Estes. Jason 27. 30
Evans. Amber 19
Everett. Kathryn 2, 19. 48
Ewell, Rachel 19
Ewing. Keturan 27
29% of the students polled selected the San Francisco 49 ers as their favorite pro
Football team.
Feely. Michael 20
Feiste. Andra 2. 7, 48. 54
Fellers, Erica 26, 28
Farting\ Jaime 28
Flchthom, Diane 35, 41
Finke, Jessica 28
Fischer, Crystal 7, 41
Fischer. Eric 28
Fisher, Rebecca 28
Fisher. Shawn 20
Fitzgerald, Justin 28
Florea. Crystal 20
Flores, Valerie 20
Floyd. Jason 20
Fomby, Matthew 20
FOOTBAll 52
•
Foreman. Matthew 7
Forsgen, Jeremy 20
Fortner, Trenton 28
Foster. Joel 20. 47
Foulk, Lane 35
Foulk. IVelissa 20
Fowler. Felicia 28. 53
Frager, Stephanie 7. 43
Frager, Nicholas 28
Fraley, Nickolas 45
Francis, Karen 20. 47
Frobom, Jon 7
Fruhling, Kristin 7. 58
29% of students polled listed personality as the number one trait that they looked for in a
Bender, Chad 26. 45, 49, 53
Carey, John Endsheet, 35,49
Dankenbring, Karin 27
Darling, Justin 19
Fogler, Jeffrey 19
Faris. Nicole 19
Farnsworth. Brett 27. 40, 45
Farnsworth, Damion 19
Goer. Brodi 2. 7. 48
Gaer, Dixie 35, 45
Gamet. Stephanie 28
Gann. Kerry 7
Gannon. Kyle 28
Garivay. Lisa 7
Garris. Corey 28. 53
Gauldin, Rikki 28
Gentry, Erin 20. 46. 47
Gibson, Andrew 20, 41. 49
Gibson. Ian 28
Gifford, Judy 35
Gilbert, Richard 7, 58
Gilfillan. Dameon 20
GIRLS BASKETBALL 57
Gittins. Catharine 28
Gogan, Nicole 20. 49
GOLf 53
Goiter, Gustav 20. 24
Goodyear, Andy 2. 7. 48. 52,58 • Goulet Jodie 2, 20, 48
Gould, Karen 35
Grabousk~ Bob 37
Graham, Kara 20
Graham, Undo 35. 44
Gratopp, Ryan 4. 7
Green. Jason 7
Griffith, Julie 7
Grosshans. Leslie 28
• Grossman. Edward 7
Grove. Amanda 28. 41
Grove, Samuel 7
Guenzel, Robert 28
Guenzel, Bob 35
Guill, Justin 28
8% of the students
Hoskins , Heather 9
Klmberty, Jacob 21
Houchin, Tricia 29 , 43. 49 King. Bryan 21
Ugenza. Phllllp 11
Minks, Christopher 23
Under. Eric 11, 52 Minster JUI 30 , 41 , 43 polled had the Howard, Robert 9
King, Wdllam 29
Ho\'1811-Burke,Nathanlel 29 Kinney, Kristin 21
Horoscope
Little. Jennifer 30. 49 Mitchell. stephanie 31
Littrell, Megan 30, 45. 50 Moffett. Trin ity 11. 47 , 49 Hoyer. Joshua 9, 42 49, Kkkendoll, Jerry 34
Lococo. Sarah 22 Mook. Scott 23 sign of Pisces. Huebert, Justin 21. 48 Klein, Dustin 29
Lockwood. Shawn 11 Moncure. Erin 23, 53 53,54,56 Kiser, Joseph 21
Loegel. Kevin 18. 22
Moraczewskl, Anne 31. 41 Hughes, Stephanie 29 Klein, Jason. 9, 16, 17, 56
Loth, Diane 36 Morehouse, Lansen 31 Hubert. Chad 29, 32 Knievel. Melissa 29
Lower. Chad 30 Morgan. Sara 31 Haase. Elizabeth 7. 42 Hume JoAnna 9 Knoplk. Erin 29
Lovl1en, Dick 36 Morgan, Elizabeth 31. 43 Humann. Anita 21 Knop, Kellie 9
Lukesh. Elizabeth 22 Morphew. Jason 23 Haase, Micky 37 Hunkins, Heidi 43 Knopik, Nickl 9. 55 Lukesh. Jennifer 30 Morrow, Shown 11 Hallgren. Ctvistopher 7. Hunt. Jamie 9. 40. 42, 47 Kohn. Robert 9 Mortensen. Rochel 2. 11. 14.42.52 Hurst, Joel 21
Kollars, Jamison 9
In 1978 ·star Wars· 48 Hamilton, Cheryl 28, 41 Hyde, Justin 21. 46, 53
Kollars, Jiil 21
wasthe#l Moss. Luther 31. 32 Hammar. Heather 7. 49 Hynes, Jerry Jr. 29
Kollmorgen. Stephanie 9,
Mulder, Jenny 11 Harrrnond, Kevin 7. 41, 50 53,58
MMULTI-CULTURAL CLUB 47 Hampton, Gabriel 8 32% of the students Konz, Ruth 36 Mumaugh, Jolene 23 Hand. Kama 28 listed chocolate as Kopf. Benjamin 29 Myhre, Jesseka 11, 57 Hansen, Adam C. 20, 43 their favorite Kopp, Joseph 9
ovle. There
were 17 Nicole's Naber, Melinda 23 Hansen, Adam R 20
Korensky Chet 9. 56 Nelson, Greg 36, 44, 49. Hansen. John 28
Koskelln, Kurt 29. 49 50 Hansen, Matthew 8
IceCream. 28% of
Kovar. David 29 Nicholson , Kelly 23 Hanuen, Don 35, 47
Kottwlft. Catherine 29. 45 at Pound this year. Nelson, Jessica 28. 31. 50 Hanshaw, Chance 20 students selected
Krantz. Rebecca 29. 41 Nielsen, Kurt 36 Hanssen,Jennlfer8,43 Levi as their # l Krieger. Arn( 9, 43 Nilsen, Lynden 31 Hardman. Robert 20
Krueger, Gwendolyn 10 Maddox, Anne 22 Nitz. Jennifer 31, 43. 49 Hardy Boyd 53
brand of
JKrumenauer, Angela 29 Madsen. Aaron 22 Nolte, Angela 11 , 57 Harland. Ela 28
eons.
Kruml. Angela 21 Magwire , Shandra 11 Nortman, Ann 36 Harms. Angela 20
Krumvieda. Shelley 12 Mahapatra. Sujata 12, 43 Nosal, Bethany 23 Harms. Kimberly 8. 55 Kruse. Brian 29 Manning, Stacey 22, 46. Novak, Beth 23 Harris, Holly 29 ldeen. Jessica 9 Kruse. Matthew Endsheet. 53 Han•,Susanl0.35 Ingram, Arn( 21. 40 10.53.58
Mantle. Arn( 22 Harris. Trenton 8. 56 lnhofe, Ryan 21 Kuenning. Kerry 12 Mantle , Troy 11 There was only one Harris Zachariah 29 INTERNATIONAL CLUB 43 Kuhn,Deannal0,54,57 Marcelino, Nichole 22 student at Pound Harrison. John 20 Ivey. Jamie 9. 49, 58 KukUsh , Steven 10, 52, 58 Marlar, JereITT( 30. 45 this year with the Harrison. Tom 20 Jackson, Brandon 29 Kupclnskl. Aaron 10, 45, . Marlar. Michelle 11 , 41, middle Initial of Half, Pat 35 Jacobsen. Damian 9 48,49 43,43 • Harvey, Christine 29, 40 James. Chelsea 21 Marshat Arkl 22. 47
Hassebrook, Lisa 29 Jarnagin, Holly 21 In 1979 , a Class A Martin, Joleen 36 Hastrelter, Pat 35 Jenkins, Ryan 29 Martin. Justin 22. 48 Haszard. Christina 8, 16 Jennings, Clayton 21, 49 lunch cost $.65 . Martin. Lisa 41.43.45 46 47 Hauk, Heather 29 Jepson, Christine 9
Martin Sharlssa 11 Oden. Shane 11 Havener. Miranda 21 Jepson, Julie 26. 29 Mason , Jaime 11 Odenbach , Shane 31, 33 Haworth, Nichole 21 Jex. Russell 21 In 1985 the MATHCLUB47 Ogorman.Stacl31 Heng, Sharon 35 Johnk. Sara 21 lunchroom was Mattison. Jason 22 Ojikutu, Blsola 12 47 Henke. Margaret 29 Johns, Sharon 21 redecorated. Mattson. Julie 30 , 41, 50 Okray, Lance 31 Hergenrader, Al 35 Johnsen, Erica 9, 42, 43
Matulka. Katie 30 OHvares, Dora 36 Hergenrader. Jonathan 29 Johnsen, Erin 29. 49
Mawson , Jordan 11, 56 Oliver, Cynthia 12. 54 Hergenrader, Matthew 29 Johnson, Jennifer J. 9 Ladman, Dottle 36 Maxwell , Whitney 22, 41 Oliver, Scott 31 Hergenrader. Sara 29 Johnson,JenniferK.29 Ladman. Megan 21 Mayhan, Stephen 30 Olson, Nedra 31 Hermanson. Benjcrnin 21 Johnson, Joelle 21 Lairmore. Michelle 21 McBeth, Brian 11 , 52 Oltman. Julie 23 Hess, Gretchen 8 Johnson, Keith 29, 30 Lamb, Cortney 21 McCall, Ann 22, 40 Orosco, Nicole 23 Hiatt, Jeremy 29 Johnson, Kristin 21 Lambelet, Lisa 10, 57
McCown, Catharine 22 Ortiz, Mike 36 HUllgou. Lori 35, 43, 44, 55 Johnson, Paige 29 Lamkins, Scott 21
McCreary, John Jr 30 Osborne. Ronald 23 HIit, Jennifer 8, 47, 49 Jonas, Seth 29, 49
Lane. Steven 21
McGill, Laura 30. 41 Osborn, Tracy 12. 42. 43, Hobbs, Mark 29 Jones, Sarah 29 Lange, Kara 10, 16 Mcinerny, Sara 34 54 Hobelman. Monte 21 Jorn, Pat 34, 36. 49 Langtry, Benjamin 30, 45 McKinney. Jason 30 Owen, David 36. 40. 44, 45 Hobson, Alison 21 Juggert. Jennifer 21 Lannin. Amy 26. 30, 33 , 41
Mclain, Kristin 22 Owen , Stephanie 23 Hoelscher, Christopher 29
Lanning, Michael 30 McLaughlin, Patrick 11. LaPorta. Craig 21 52 , 56 Hoff, Brian 29
Purplesaurus Rex Hoffman, Connie 21. 49
Larson. Monica 30. 40 McNeil!. Andrea 11 Three classrooms Hoffman, Karen 21 was the favorite Last, Donovin 21
McNulty, Andrea 30 were painted Hogan. Michelle 21 Kool-Ald flavor
Lauber, Joseph 21
Lawton, Rebecca 30 41,49 Hogrefe, Joshua 29
Melsenbach. Sarah 22, Purple In 1981 Hogrefe, Jacob 21
Lay , Chad 10, 40, 45, 50. Merboth, Christopher 30 Hohensee, Lo• 35 of students polled. 53 Messinger, HoUie 22 Hollingsworth, Angela 8
Leacock, Karin l 0 , 43 Messinger. Joseph 30, 40 during the Holman. Janel 29. 49
LeBlanc, Coreen 34. 36. Messinger, Kirt 22 redecorating of Holtgrewe, Alyssa 29 Kaiser. Samuel 21 44
Meyer, Troy 30 Pound. Holtgrewe, Royce 34, 38 Kamm, Steven 21
Lebow,Ryan21
Michel, Douglas 22 44 Kapustka, Gabriel 9
Ledy, Jamie 21
Michel, Nicole 22 Hopkins, Barb 35 Keilwltz, Geoff 29
Lee, Jeannie 21, 43, 45, Mika, Shelly 22
Paine.Jason 12 Hopkins, Lane 29 Kellwltz, Gregory 9. 49, 56, 47
MIies, Ember 30
Palmer, Abby 31. 49 Horn, Megan 8 58
Lemkuhl, Carrie 10
MIiiard, Brian 30
Pape, Bria123 Hornyak , Denise 8, 43, 55 Keller, Megan 29
Leick, Anthony 22. 49
MIiier, Allee 36, 42
Parker, Nicole 23 Hornyak, Jonathan 29, 41, Kelley, Patrick 29
Leiter, Derek 30
MIiier, Condy 36
Pattavlna, Ruth 36 49 Kemp, Christine 9, 12
Lemke, Andrea 10, 43, 54
Miler, Christna 11
Pattavina, Sara 31, 49 Hornyak, Scott 29, 40A l Kemp, Nicole 21
Lester, Nicolle l 0, 58
Miler. Elizabeth 11, 42. 45
Patterson. Bart 31 Holchele, Anne 37 Kerkman, Matthew 21
Lichty, Barbara 22
Miler, Kyle 11. 17. 52
Paulsen, Joshua 31 Hoskins, Ashley 41, 43, 45 Keys. Brandl 21
Llebendorfer. Brett 11, 52
Minges. Sara 23 , 49 Pawlak. Dale 12
Pearce, Betty 37 Rider, Jemica 2. 23, 41, Schultz. Sherry 24. 46
Waldrop, Dawn Endsheet. Pearce, Robert 12, 45 45.47,48
Schulze, Amy 28, 32
In 1971. lunch 16 Pedersen. Stacey 12 Riley. Brandt 23
5chwab, Corey 14. 49
Walker, Angela 16, 43. 49, Peeks. Aaron 12 Riley. Kale 13
Peery. Ryan 31 Riley. Rachel 31
Schwaderer. Vicki 14. 54
Schwartzbach. Amy 32
Tickets cost$4.50 57
Walls, Doris 37 Peery, Spencer 12. 53 Ripa. Russen 13
SCIENCE CWB 45
Walton, Jaime 25 Penn, Emma 36, 44 Risk, Alicia 31 Scott, Bell 37, 43. 44 for 10 lunches.
PEOPLE DMDER 3 Ritchie. Tara 31, 40
Perry. Trisha 2. 23. 48 Rittenhouse. Eric 13
Scott, Melissa 32
Seglin. Shannon 32, 43 Monday was the day Pesek. Christopher 4. 12. Robart, Erik 23
Seim. Alicia 32. 45
Tallman. Jarrod 24 53.56 Robart. Kassi 23
Sellenfln, Helen 37
Tautfest. Amy 33 of the Week more Pester, Kimberly 2. 12, 41. Robinson. Boan 31 Sepahpur, Nancy 32. 41
Taylor, Caria 24 43.45,48 Roehrs, BIii 37. 46
Sevenker. Jef 24
Taylor. Shannon 24 students were sick at Peterson. Elizabeth 31 Roemer. Heidi 31.41
Sevenker, Jon 14. 24. 56
Thies, Tyler 33 Peterson. Kristofer 23, 45 Rohn, Kendra 13
Pettit, Nathaniel 31 Rohren, Kyle 23. 48
Pfeiffer, Tami 37 Root. Erik 31
Sewell. Andrew 24. 47
Seybert. Nykld 32
Shaner. Katherine 2. 14.
Thieszen, Cynthia 15, 57 Pound this year
Thoendel. Marcus 25
Thoendel, Susan 15. 43. -X.XYYYZZ
Pickering, Kendra 31. 49 Rosenquist, Lauren 37 43.48.53,57,58 54.57 Plckett.Kathleenl2,43 Ross. Suzann 13. 42. 58
Shaub. Sarah 32, 45
Thoman, Sandy 37 Plcraux. Jason 31, 49 Rossel. David 13, 42
Shavers. Amber 14. 40, Thomas. Cosey 25 Pierson. Andrea 31 Routh, Curtiss 23 42.43.47
Pincsak, Scott 23 Rowe. Alison 13
Sheppard. Stephanie 24.
Pishel. Chris 31 Rowe , Terrance 13. 52. 50
Plucker, Trisha 23 56,58
Podraza, Daneyelle 13. 14. Ruiz. Christopher 31. 47
Shoemaker. Tara 24
Shonka. Michael 14. 56
Thompson.Anne 15 •
Thompson. Joey 25
Thompson. Mike 25
Thompson. Sally 25. 47
Throener. Charity 33
Walton. Jennifer. 33. 50
Wark.ow. Shanda 33
Warren. Jill 18. 25
Wossenmlller, Elsie 33
Wasson. James 25. 53 40.47.55
Poole. Nicole 31
Portner. Cory 23
Rychecky, Lynette 54, 57
Shotkoski, Damian 24. 49
Shotkoski. Nadia 32
Shrader, Elizabeth 14. 58
Shulters. John 24. 46
Tichota. Anthony 25
Wathen, Lois 37
Tichota. Carrie 15. 42 Watsek. Erin 33. 41
Tomcak, Deb 37 Weather!. Andrew 33
Topil. Jill 15
Weber. Jqson 33
Weber. Michelle 16. 57
POUND PALS 49
Poskochil. Matthew 31 In a 1987 Song
Powers. Scott 31
Simmons. Amanda 32
Simonds. Heather 14
Topping. Bonnie 15
Tomga. Brian 16. 46. 56
Weekly. Kurt Endsheet. 53. Prenosil. Matthew 31. 32. poll. "Lean On Me"
Sitzman. Stacie 14. 58
Townsley. Scott 25 56.58 40 was the most Slaymaker. Simone 32. 49
Price. Deonna 13. 43 popular song. Slepicka, Kristine 24
Treat, Ryan 15, 52. 56 Wenciker. Anna 33
Tredway.Aaron 15. 16,58 Wenciker. Jennifer 25. 41, Prucha. Melanie 31. 41
Pruitt. Kara 31
Sloan. Kirstin 24
Smetter. Sean 32
PUBLICATIONS 48 Salazar. Sally 31 , 47 Smetter, Shana 24
Salmon. Gary 37
Smith, Boan 32
Troy, Peter 25 43,50
Tune. Travis 16 Wendt, Alexander 33. 45
Turek. Daren 16, 58 Wessel, Jennifer 4. 16
Turnage. Teresa 33 West William 17. 47. 58 Sample. Krista 23
Smith, Chad 32. 41
Tyler. Matthew 16. 52 49.56 In 1977. the Sams. Brandi 31
Twohig. Noah 16 West. Zabour 8. 17. 40. 43. Sampson. Corinna 23. 48 Smith, Larry 14. 40 , 56
Samus. Amber 23
Sonics. Nalhan 32
Quiet room
Songster, Tara 24
Tyler, Nicholas 33 Weyers. Jeffrey 33
Songster. Tessa 14 White. Ashlee 33, 41. 45
Sotelo. Oliver 32
20% of students Wldhalm, Dan Endshee1s, Santillan. Thomas 32 38,43
Sauter, Alisha 23
Soukup. Jason 32 polled wore Hanes Wtebusch, Brandl 17. 40. was started.
Soukup. Jeff 15
Souther. Michelle 13
Savre. Shawn 23
Quade.Jenniferl3 Scdoris. John 32
Sparks. Shaun 32
Underwear 19% 47,54.57
SPEECH AND DRAMA • 1 Wiebusch, Lance 33. 45
Speidell, Shelley 37 of students named Wteehmann. Chad 33 Quinn. CaMn 13 Schaffer. Brett 32
Spilker. Aaron 32. 45 Hawaii as their Ideal Wteehmann. John 17. 40. Quitmeyer.Heather 22. 23 Schaffer, Mary Lynn 37
Scheinost. Nicole 23. 46
85% of the Schepers. Aaron 23
Scherer, Jean 37
Spinar. Brent 2. 15. 48, 58 44.47.49
Spiry. Erin 24
SPORTS DIVIDER 51 Wilcox, Andrew 25, 42
Vacation spot Wiederman. Ronald 25
Stark. Robert 32 Wiley. Jolene 25 students polled Schlottmann, JiU 23
Starlin. Nick 15 Wilkinson. Christina 17. -46. 58 have not been to Schlautman. Eric 32
Schlentz. Katherine 23
Starnes. Alisha 15. 4?. 58 Williams. Ruth 33 Rhode Island.
Starr.Jenniferl5.55
Uffelman, Lavonne 37 WIiiiams, Shirley 38 Schlueter, Randy 37
Stelnacher. Lindsay 15. Uhrig. Timothy 25 Wilson. Andrew 33 Schmahl. David 23 54,57
Ullman. Brian 25 Wilson, Cole 25 Schmer, Katie 23
Stelzer, Jaime 15, 40, 47
Urich, Ryan 33 Wilson, Matthew 17 Ragatz. Andrew 23 Schmid. Regina 23. 40
Rangel, Angela 23 Schmidt, Emily 13
Sterk. Jaime 24
Stevens. Sara 15. 49
Vacek, Joshua 33
VanCleave, Jack 25
Wilson. Nicholas 25. 47
Wlnemlller, Jake 20, 38, 45 Rasmussen.Amber23.41 Schmidt. Karfi 24
Stewart. Brook 15
Van Meter. Lindsay 33. 43 Wingrove, Lynn 38 Rasmussen. Jessica 28. Schmidt. Matthew 10. 13. Stokes. Adam 24
Vannaman. Nicholas 33
Wlnn.Matthewl7,45 31. 41. 47. 49 16,56
Stokes, Corrie 15
VARSITY HS ATHLETES 58 Wohlgemuth, Katrina 17 Razo, Michelle 31 Schmidt, Scott 24
RED CROSS43 Schmitt. Shawn 13
Reed. Benjamin 13, 23 Schneider, Kersten 24
Stole, Dana 15
Stolle. Ryan 32
Stork, Nicole 24. 41, 45
Venne. Chris 33 Wol, Dan 38. 53
Vesely. Jennifer 33 Wood, Nicole 17, 43
Vldlak. Jason 25 Woodbum, Vicki 38 Reed, Erln23 Schnelder, Randy 13. 40. Story. Staci 24. 40, 44. 49
VIP44 Woodrum. Sydnee 50 Rees. Meredith 13 42.48
Strand, Susamah 15. 43 • VOCAL MUSIC 42 Wreed. Stephanie 17 Rehn.Jim 37 Schnelder.Rebekah 13. 57 Stratman, Mary Kay 37
Vogt.Cari 16
WRESTUN~58 Relnmlller, Dick 36. 37 Schnelder. Tiffany 32 Straub, Elizabeth Vogt, Sharon 37 Wright. Andrea 25 Rekart. Heidi 23 Schnapp. Sandra 32. 43 Strope. Carrie 15. 43, 45, Volk. Daniel 33. 45 Wubbles, Majorie 37 Remington, Nicole 31 Schoonveld, Bonnie 37 57.58
Remmers, Aaron 31 Schroeder, Anita 37 Strope, Cory 33. 43
Rema. Sherri 13 Schroeder, Ilana 24. 40, Stroshane. Eric 33
Volker, Kristopher 16. 43. 52 Wulff. Rhonda 25
VOLLEYBALL, 54, 55
Yakel. Jill 17. 58
Von Rentzell. Arn; 25 Yeakley, Debra 25. 46 Rice, James 23 41. 43. 45 47
Stuckey. Matthew 15
Voss. Andre'N 25 Yepes. Claudia 17 Rice, Kevin 31 Schroeder. Ryan 13, 16 STUDENT COUNCIL 40
VoS'S,Brlan 33 Yepes, Fernando 25 Rice. Sarah 31 Schroeder. Stephanie 13. Sutliff. Brian 33
V011, June 38. 42 Young. Alyson 25 Richards. Keith 31 40 Sutliff, Lea 33
Vosteen. Justin 16. 56 Zaiger, Daniel 17. 58 Richmond, Sarah 31 .«>. Schuett. Rochel 13. 43 Sutliff, Phillip 15
Wagner. Cari 25
Zimmerman.April 17.43 1 45,53 Schultz, Mark 14. 52, 56 Swanson. Wesley 24
Wagner, Cindy 38 Zito. Shannon 25 Richter. Rebecca 23 Schultz. Sara 32. 43 Sydow. Ryan 33
Wagner. Patrick 33
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