1992 Yearbook Staff Would Like to Wish the Seniors Good Luck in Their Future

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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE ••• PG. I · OPENING ••• PG. 2 ANNUAL LIST ••• PG. 4 . SENIORS ••• PG. S PRICE LIST ••• PG. 10 PEOPLE ••• PG. II ORGANIZATIONS ••• PG. 19 SPORTS ••• PG. 33 ACTIVITIES ••• PG. Sl ELEMENTARY ••• PG. 6S CLOSING ••• PG. 71

2 The 1992 Yearbook Staff would like to wish the Seniors good luck in their future. We would also like to wish the rest of MHS and its faculty a successful and prosperous year in '93. We hope you enjoy the '9 2 yearbook as much as we have putting it together.

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MULLEN PUBLtr; SCHOUU Hlgt, $chool Ubrary Mullen, Nf 3 1992 YEARBOOK STAFF At this time we would like to recognize all the people that made this yearbook possible. Thanks for all your time and patience. Mr. Craig Ford Advisor Jamie Neiman Editor Leslie Harding Asst. Editor Staff Members Crystal Younkin Beth Marks Christine Skillings • Tonya Prentice Kim Hayward Charles Isom Elissa Hardy Kathy Phipps Nicole Brannan ZacDady Beth Roesch

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Kimberly Nicole Hayward

MULLENH1·g... " h PUBL I~ SCHUU'-t- " )C ool U a:. Nll)llen, NE ~ 7 - --- Richard Allen licking

Adam Christopher Macke

Beth Hope Marks

Cooper lee McBride

Jamie Michele Neiman

Mark Everett Northcutt

Wade Michael Palmer

8 Hot to Be or

Tim Everett Glenn Rice

Tonya Lynn Prentice

Tom Jason Pile

Gwendollne Ruth Springer

Christine Michelle Skillings

Matthew James Rogers

Crystal Dawn Younkin

9 Price List In 50 years, when you're telling your grandchildren how you could survive on less than they do, all you have to do Is get out your old yearbook and show them this page. Some of the prices have been filled out but It's up to you to do the rest.

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Can of Pop - 60¢ Lg. Supreme Pizza- $12.99 Candy Bar- 50¢ Breadsticks - --

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Meatball Sub--- BMTSub- __ Italian Sub - -- Subway Club Sub - __

Levis- -- Doritos- -- Pepe- __ Ruffles- __ Wrangler - __ Fritos- -- Lawman---

Big Mac- $1.84 Whopper- $1.89 Lg.FF- __ wlcheese- $2.09 Happy Meal-_

Unleaded- $1.20 Regular- __ Deisel- -- Ethanol- 10 -- THE PEOPLE OF MHS

11 Reagan Carr Mike rrench Mindy Hampton le5lle Harding Elll5a Hardy

Andrea Howell Charle5 lsom Angel Kramer Tere5a Kraus Karl Miller

Mary Jo O'Brien Kathy Phipps Daniel Roesch Chessney Sevier

Suzie Sevier Melinda Sherman Andrew Wright

JUNIORS • • • Looking forward to 1993!!!

12 The Ones to Watch - Sophomores

Lennie Anders Aimee Beitel Nicole Brannan Norman Bruce Kathy Buechler

Carla Ericksen Tyler Gracey David Hassett Paula Macke Dominique Moreno

Jason Nichols Billy Osborn Wendy Palmer Aria Ridenour Tim Schmid

Brian VInton Dustin White Erin Whitmore

"Do you want a date?"

13 We've Got It Made - Freshmen

Charity Cash Zachary Dady Brent Dlebler, Stu. Co. Dorl Evans Nikki Ewoldt, Treas.

Kimberly Glidden Jade Gracey Travis Hampton, V.P. Amy James, Pres. Travis Kovarik, Stu. Co.

Mike Kvanvlg Tim Licking Brad McCully Janelle Most, Sec. Brian Pile

Beth Roesch Kimberly Shavllk Loretta Sherman Jay Telchart Kelly Wright

"Twlnsl"

14 Working Our Way to the Top

Carla Bader Sec. Jaylene Dutton Nicki Evans Chris ford Crystal Hardy

Wendy Hicks John Howell Stu. Co. Kyle Hoyt Treas. Lee Ann Johnson Sara Marks Pres.

Brandle Neumeyer Jeff Nichols Chris O'Brien Aaron Simonson

Glnl Sittler Shawn Springer Rosemary Vinton V.P. Nicky Nelson Not Pic.

"Hard at work!"

15 7th Grade - Just Starting Out

Mark Beitel Pre5ldent Troy Benner Dena Brannan Secretary Nick Brown Kella Bruce

Zane Dady Jill Ericksen VIce Pre.5ldent Mike Evan5 Tracl Ewoldt Trea5urer Drew folk

T. J . Harding Mark Ha55ett Tyler Jenkln5 Chrl5 Jen5en JU5tln McBride

Jared Macke Chad Mar5h Ja50n Mar5hall Corey Munn Anita O'Brien Student Council

Megan Ol5on Ryan Ridenour Jerome R05eberry Kendra Shavllk Amy Sittler

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16 Faculty - 2 Legit 2 Quit

Roger Volentine Mathematics Robert Beitel HlstoryjGuldance Dan Brost SclencejSodal Studies Michael Brown P.E./Health/Dr. Ed. James Stewart Business

Lila Pile Llb/Comp. Dusty Stevenson Art Nancy Beitel EngllshjSpeech Corey Jenkins Music Lori Nelsen Home Ec.

Karen Buchflnck Span.jGeog. Becky Edgren P.E./Math Teresa Finney English/Journ. Craig Ford Chem/PhyslcsjCom. Barb Mcllnay Special Ed.

Krlsty Volentine Chapter I Yvonne Andrews Secretary Sarra Wilke Special Ed. William Pile High School Principal Gary Tuton Elementary Principal

Robert Mandeville Superintendent

17 1 and 2. Secretaries: Yvonne Andrews and Mary Lou Harding. 3 and 4. Cus todians: Patty Wolfenden and Mark Ewoldt. 5 . 5chool Board Members: Charlie Munn - Board member, Cathy Nichols - Secretary, Paul Coble - Vice President, Marvin Cox - Presi dent, Albert Ericksen - Treasurer, Don Pearson- Board member. 6 . Cooks: Julie Pfieffer, Kelle Mcintosh, Patsy Phipps, Mildred Harding. Not Pic tured: substitute Blanche Brannon. Not Pictured: Bus Drivers: Cleve Kenne dy, Bob Beitel, Artis Hicks, Ed and Bon ny Hilderhoff, Barb McCully, Verdina Montey, Glenco Simonson, Marylin Er icksen. As we close out another year at Mullen High School we wish to thank those people that are often behind the scenes and yet are essential to the operation of any school or busi ness. Without these peoples' hard work we couldn't have had such a great year. These people are often overlooked and yet work as hard or harder than the rest of us In making our school the best. Thanks folks and keep up the good work.

18 0 R G A B N ~ I t z A ~[f@[fl)@@ . ~®till~ · T I 0 N Student Council s

19 Throughout the year we have heard about and seen bers, Jamie Neiman. Dorl Evans was selected to be a member many of the activities that FHA Involves itself ln. No of the financial fitness Team and Aimee Beitel was announced ticeable changes have been made this year In our hot as a Student Body Team member. lunch program thanks to this club. We now have chef Several projects were completed throughout the year. One salads that everyone enjoys. SEARCH/STAR participants of these was the Adopt-a-Highway Program. FHA adopted a did quite well this year. Seventeen members made It to three mile stretch of highway south of town and It Is their job to state this year and three went on to Nationals this year. keep It clean. They have already been out once and will make At State Leadership Conference, Mullen was awarded the several more trips next year. Another project was educating Honor Chapter Award for the third straight year. for a grade school children about bicycle safety. As you can see, first time occurrence In Mullen's FHA history an FHA has been very busy this year. Keep up the great work! FHA/HERO scholarship was awarded to one of its mem-

FHA Member5 - Back Row, L toR: Kelly W., TraciE., Jaylene D., Janelle M., Christine 5., Danell D., Kim G., Zachary D., 20 Jay T., Carla E. Middle Row: Becky B., Nikki E., Megan 0 ., Jill f ., Kimberly H., Amy J., Charity C., Leslie H., Travis K., Crystal Y., Jamie N., Beth M. front Row: Keila B., Chris f ., Anita 0 ., Gwen 5., Kathy B., Dominique M., Angel K., Aria R., Judy C. National rNA Qualifler5 were Kim Glidden, Nikki Ewoldt, Amy James, Dorl ~ans, and Aimee Beitel.

State Quallfer5 Were Seniors: Danell D., Beth M., Jamie N., and Crystal Y. Junior: Angel K. Sophomores: Kathy B., Aria R., Aimee B. Freshmen: Char Ity C., Dorl E., Nikki E., Kim G., Amy J., Janelle M. Eighth Graders: Jaylene D., Sara M., Rosemary V., Brandl N.

1991-92 Officers: Jamie N. Pres.; Beth M. V.P.; Danell D., Sec.; Crystal Y. Treas.; Carla E. Dlst. Sec.; Aimee B. Publicity; Gwen 5 . Parliamentarian; Judy C. Power of One; Melinda 5. Devo tions; Sara M. Jr. High Rep./Historian; Ms. Lori Nelson Advisor

21 A Collection of the Finest

Back Row, L toR: Aria Ridenour, Danell Dutton, Andy Wright, J.D. furrow, Charle5lsom, Carla Ericksen. Middle Row, L toR: Le5lle Harding. Elissa Hardy, Kathy Buechler, Crystal Younkin. front Row, L to R: Aimee Beitel, Jamie Neiman, Beth Marks, Amy Jame5.

The 1992 Speech team had a stately year! Individual team members won many gold medals at all contests besides state. The five contests speech members participated In were Ogallala, North Platte, Sandhllls Conference, loup Valley Conference, Districts and State. 14 speech members earned the silver or gold medal at Districts to go on to state and earn seventh place as a team. Other team accomplishments Included winning districts, a third at Loup Valley Conference, first at and Sandhills Conference.

22 All the World's a Stage

Back Row, L to R: Elissa Hardy (Stage Manager), Crystal Younkin (Neat Woman), J. D. Furrow (Mgr), Leslie Harding (Calm Woman). Front Row, L to R: Travis Kovarik (Boy), Melinda Sherman (Old Woman), Aria Ridenour (Girl), Charles lsom (A5slstant Director). Not Pictured: Karen Buchflnck (Director).

The One-Act Play cast had a very successful year. Their play was titled "After Midnight-Before Dawn." "After Midnight-Before Dawn" Is a psycho logical thriller which takes place In a prison cell and Involved six characters who are awaiting death, having been sentenced for witchcraft, the period being the late 1600s or early 1700s. Only the Calm Woman remains un moved. On being questioned she re plies that she will not hang- the Devil will look after his own. The others con clude that she Is Indeed a witch, and beg her to tell them how they too may gain Satan's protection. Only the Girl protests, and they set on her and kill her. But the Calm Woman then Informs them that she has not after all offered them any guarantee of safety and that there never was a Satan, their own fears produced him In their minds. In a wild fury they set on her also - and her prophesy is fulfilled - she will not hang. The actors and actresses did an excellent job placing first at Sandhills Conference, third at Loup Valley Con ference, and third at Districts with a superior rating.

23 Foreign Language: Doorway to the Future

Back Row, L toR: Erin Whitmore, Aria Ridenour, Elissa Hardy, Brian Vinton, Billy Osborn, Jason Nichols, Travis Kovarik. Middle Row, L to R: Judy Cash, Becky Bader, Kim Glidden, Kim Shavlik, Teresa Kraus, Leslie Harding. Crystal Younkin, Jamie Neiman. front Row: Beth Marks, Nikki Ewoldt, Amy James, Dominique Moreno, Kathy Buechler, Wendy Palmer, Carla Ericksen, Aimee Beitel. Not Pictured: Melinda Sherman, Loretta Sherman.

Spanish Club keeps growing every year and this year was no exception. We boasted 25 members who all en joyed a variety of fun-filled activities throughout the school year. At the beginning of the year we took a trip to North Platte to see per formances by the Bostion Flamenco Ballet. The ballet featured a dance and musical interpretation of Colum bus' voyage to the new world In hon or of the Qulncentennlal, plus a hi larious Cyrano de Bergerac, and also the Three Musqueteers, featuring a sword demonstration.

24 Spanish fun nightS Included a Christmas party, supper and gift exchange in December, a "mini-lock in" In March, and the annual family night in May, held this year at the pool park, featuring a carry In supper and barbecue, with entertainment scenes, a fashion show, meeting vaqueros, Introductions, and "Adivlnemos el precio" ("The Price is Right") with contestants Bob Beitel, Beth Marks, Cathy Nichols and T. J . Harding picked from the audience. This summer, the advanced students are hoping to take a trip to the southwest, focusing on the Spanish culture of New Mexico and Arizona, and students from this year's Spanish I and II classes are planning a study trip to Cuernavaca, Mexico in the summer of 94. All in all, a great year ... Viva el espanol!

25 National Honor Society

NHS Current Members- L toR: Jamie Neiman, Daniel Roesch, J.D. furrow, Charles lsom, Matthew Rogers, Adam Macke, Tom Pile. Not Pictured: Tonya Prentice, Teresa Kraus.

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s NHS New Members - L to R: Jason Nichols, Suzie Sevier, Kathy Buechler, Carla Ericksen, Aimee Beitel, Nicole Brannon.

26 Student Council "For the Good ofAll"

Left to Right: Travis K., Crystal Y. - Co-President, Mike F., Adam M. - Co-President, Paula M., Tim 5., Anita 0. Not Pictured: Suzie S.-Secretary, Brent D., John H.

B r 0 n c 0 B e a Left to Right: Ms. Finney- Advisor, Christine S. - Co-Editor, Dustin W., Angel K., Crystal Y., Judy C.- Co-Editor, t Leslie H. Not Pictured: Tonya P.

27 Top Picture: Back Row, L toR: B. Pile, K. Hoyt, A. O'Brien, T. Ewoldt, K. Wright, M. French, D. Roesch, C. O' Brien, K. Miller. Middle Row, L to R: M. Evans, R. Ridenour, C. Ford, D. Evans, C. Hardy, B. Roesch, B. Neumeyer. Front Row, L toR: R. Vinton, G. Springer, D. Brannon, N. Brannon, 5 . Marks, J. Ericksen, N. Evans.

28 Back: Dominique Moreno, Carla Ericksen, Tim Schmid, Norman Bruce, Paula Macke, Mary Jo O'Brien. front: Janelle Most, Crystal Younkin, Kathy Buechler, Wendy Palmer, Kimberly Hayward .

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The Mullen High choir has had a very successful year. Under the di rection of Mr. Corey Jenkins and his very talented accompanist Lois Folk. The chorus and girls triple trio both acquired a 2 rating at Chadron. Many solos and duets also did extremely well. The choir had three concerts this year, one at Christmas and two this spring. Mr. Jenkins will be missed greatly by the returning band and choir students. We all wish him the best of luck! Bye, Mr. Jenkins!!

29 The MHS Art Club had another productive year. The students brought home a number of trophies, plaques and ribbons for their efforts. In the Loup Valley Conference show Brent D. brought home a first place, Chessney a second and Suzie a third place ribbon. But the real winner was Richard L., bringing home all three of the top ribbons in the 3-D category. At Keya Paha the club brought home 68 ribbons in all, with 3 'Best Of Shows' going to Chessney, Cooper and Richard. Way to Go People, We're Proud of You!!

Left: Suzie, Brent, Richard, Cooper and Chessney with win ning pieces. Below: Cooper, Richard, Brian, Suzie and Che.ssney show off Mid Plains plaque.

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u Back Row, L to R: Cooper M., Christine S., Richard Danell D., Brent D., Travis K. Front Row: Suzie S., L., Chessney S., Teresa K., Aimee B., Dorl E., Amy J. Not Pictured: Wade P., Travis H., Tyler G., Jade G., b Mike K., Brian P.

30 BART

Back Row, L toR: J. D. F., Tim R., Lennie A., Brian V., David H., Dan R., Billy 0., Jeff H., Charles 1., Kyle H. Middle Row: Carla E., Nicole B., Andrea H., Mindy H., Tim 5., Matthew R., Beth R., Aria R., Ryan R., Zane D., Chris 0 ., Tyler J. Front Row: Kelly W., Amy J., Charity C., Dominique M., Kathy B., Mary Jo 0 ., Angel K., Kendra 5 ., Jill E., Dena B., Anita 0. Not Pictured: Mark B., Chad M., Troy B., Justin M., Tom J. Jared M., Rosemary V., Sara M., Jaylene D., Brandle N., Carla B., Brian V., Aimee B., Dustin W., Wendy P., Jason N., Chessney 5.

Above: BART Rappln' 92 with Aria and the Animals. Right: More new membersll

31 A N N u A

Back Row, L toR: Chri5tlne S., Nicole B., Zachary D., Charles I. Front Row: Kimberly H., Beth M., Jamie N.-Sr. Editor, L Crystal Y., Beth R., Leslie H. - Jr. Editor. Not Pictured: Tonya P., Kathy P. Elissa H.

From Left: Subsisting mainly on Pizza, the Annual Staff spent another exdtlng and eventful year producing this book. Below you can see how excited we were about selling shirts for added cash. And above we find the elu sive Tonya P. communing with a friend she found In Mr. Ford's room. Good luck next year and we sincerely hope you have as much fun as we had this year. s p 0 R T s

33 The H ''Ciubsters''

Back Row, L toR: L. Anders, D. Roesch, T. Rice, J.D. Furrow, D. Has5ett, T. Pile, B. Osborn, C.lsom. Front Row, L toR: A. Wright, M. French, T. Schmid, M. Rogers, A. Macke, J. Nichols, C. McBride. Not Pictured: R. Licking. W. Palmer, T. Hilderhoff, D. White, N. Bruce, K. Miller.

Back Row, L toR: P. Macke, M. Hampton, M. O'Brien, J. Neiman, C. Younkin, G. Springer, T. Prentice. Front Row, L toR: D. Moreno, A. Kramer, K. Buechler, A. Ridenour, J. Cash, N. Brannan, C. Ericksen. Not Pictured: B. Marks, A. Howell, K. Phipps, W. Palmer.

34 Showing the Way

Top: Back Row, L to R: K. Buechler, A. Howell, M. Hampton. Front Row, L toR: W. Palmer, A. Kramer, D. Moreno. Left Mascot: N. Brannan Right Advisor: Mrs. Finney

35 •et~icatien te le Great!

The 1991 Volleyball season was one not to be forgotten. There were many excitements and a few disappointments, but overall it was a great season. A highlight of the year was defeating the previously unbeaten Ansley. Although the Lady Broncos were stopped at sub districts by Arnold and could not advante onto Districts or their goal of State, the final record of 14-6 proved a successful season. The girls were trained by their influential coaches Mr. Stewart and Miss Edgren to show dedication and sportsmanship throughout the games.

36 J.V.-Back Row, L toR: Coach Edgren, K. Wright, K. Shavllk, D. Evans, C. Ericksen, Manager T. Ewoldt. Front Row, L to R: K. Glidden, A. James, K. Buechler, B. Roe.sch, L. Sherman. J. Most, N. Ewoldt, E. Hardy.

Varsity- Back Row, L toR: T. Prentice, M. J. O'Brien, A. Ridenour, K. Phipps, S. Sevier, Coach Stewart. Front Row, L toR: A. Howell, P. Macke, C. Younkin, G. Springer, L. Harding, B. Marks. Continuing a Tradition The Mullen football team finished the confrontation did not prove to be as suc regular season with a perfect 7-D record ce.ssful as the Broncos had hoped. The continuing the tradition set a few years Ansley Warriors upset the No. 1 ranked back. This year Mullen fans saw hard hit Broncos at home In a well fought battle. ting games and were very supportive of Although the season ended short of our guys throughout the entire season. their goal, the Mullen football team is to In the first round of playoffs the guys be commended on their spectacular show triumphed over the Kenesaw Blue Devils, of teamwork and sportsmanship. Con the team they defeated last year for the gratulations to all the players on their class D-1 football championship. The next great season!

Back Row, L to R: 05born, S. Springer, C. lsom, M. french, R. Carr, T. Hllderhoff, M. Rogers, W. Palmer, A. Macke, A. Wright. Mid dle Row: T. Gracey, 2. Dady, R. Licking, D. Roesch, B. Deibler, T. Rice, D. Hassett, J . rurrow, T. Pile, L. Anders. front Row: T. Licking, J . Teichert, J. Nichols, N. Bruce, T. Schmid, B. McCully, M. Kvanvlg, T. Kovarik, B. Pile, T. Hampton, K. Miller.

38 Awards

Loup Valley Conference First Team Offense First Team Defense E- Tim Rice DE- Tom Pile G - Richard Licking C -Ted Hllderhoff Second Team Offense Second Team Defense QB - Adam Macke LB - David Hassett G - Wade Palmer LB - Andy Wright E - J . D. Furrow DB - Matthew Rogers Sandhills Conference Offense Defense E - J . D. Furrow E-Tom Pile C -Ted Hllderhoff E-Tim Rice QB - Adam Macke G - Richard Licking S - Matthew Rogers Honorable Mention Wade Palmer Andy Wright Tim Rice - All State Defensive End Adam Macke & Ted Hllderhoff- Honorable Mention Adam Macke - Academic All State

Another Great Season 39 G I R L S' B A s K E T Back Row, L toR: Anita O'Brien, Dorl Evens, Aria Ridenour, Mary Jo O'Brien, Kelly Wright, A!11Y James, Carla B Ericksen, Dena Brannan. Front Row, L toR: Aimee Beitel, Nikki Ewoldt, Andrea Howell, Kathy Buechler, Paula A Macke, Gwen Springer. NoJ: Pictured are: Kathy Phipps, Tonya Prentice and Kim Glidden. L L

40 The girls' basketball team gave a good showing this year despite their youth and the Introduction of a new oach and a new offense. The two returning seniors and the three juniors led the team to second place in the andhllls Conference beat only by Thedford. The girls finished up with a 7 and 10 record and are expecting to ~ave many returners next year.

41 Boys' Basketball

Back Row, L toR: Stu. Mgr. W. Palmer, A. Macke, T. Rice, T. Pile, J. D. f urrow, L. Anders, B. Vinton. front Row: M. french, N. Bruce, 5. Springer, B. Pile, C. lsom.

42 The Mullen Basketball squad had an Improved season this year. Their final season record was 11-8. The team managed to capture the Sandhills Conference Championship. Team members Included Seniors J. D. Fur row, Adam Macke, Tom Pile, and Tim Rice. Juniors Mike french, and Charles lsom. Sophomores Lennie Anders, Norman Bruce, and Brian Vinton. Rounding off the squad were freshman Brian Pile, and Eighth Grader Shawn Springer. Student Man agers were Wade Palmer, Jeff Nich ols, and Jared Macke. head Coach Mike Brown and Assistant Coach Mark Ewoldt were both pleased with the team's performance over the year.

Opposite Page. Tom Pile (left) takes an inside shot. Tim Rice from the outside. This page (Top) the Seniors. Middle Left: Adam Macke scores. Middle Left: J. D. furrow shoots for two. Right: Mike french goes for a lay up.

43 Doing Their Best Rogers Takes 3rd Straight Title

Back Row, L to R: Zac Dady, David Hassett, Andrew Wright, Cooper McBride, Dan Roesch, Billy Osborn. Front Row: Travis Kovarik, Mike Kvanvlg. Tim Schmid, Matthew Rogers, Travis Hampton, Jason Nichols, Brad McCully. Not Pictured: Richard Licking and Karl Miller.

The 1992 wrestling team sent eleven to the state wrestling tournament In Lincoln, Nebraska. This sought after goal was achieved through the determination and extreme effort: put forth by all fifteen wrestlers. Through out the season the wrestlers strived for excellence which they achieved at the state wrestling tournament by placing 3rd as team.

44 Individually Matthew Rogers achieved something very few wrestlers have accomplished, by being a three time STATE CHAMPION . Other place winners were Andy Wright - 2nd, Rich ard Licking - 5th, and Mike Kvanvig 6th. All in All, the '92 season was a lot of fun and re warding.

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Back Row, L toR: Wade Palmer, Brian Pile, Shawn Springer, David Ha55et, Mary Jo O'Brien, Tere5a Kra85, Kelly Wright. A Front Row, L toR: Dena Brannan, Ct)arle5 15om, Aria Ridenour, Nikki Brannan, David Ridenour, Gwen Springer. c K

The Mullen track team was perhaps smaller than usual this year but it was still quite formidable. The girls track squad was found to be superior In most of the meets they attended. These six girls took first In thE Sandhills Conference meet and first place at the Thedford Invitational. The boys were improving at the end o the season. There were three qualifiers Gwen 5 . in the 1600 and 3200, David H. in the 300 hurdles and Aria R in the 100, 200 and long-jump.

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Back, L toR: B. Vinton, A. Macke, J. D. Furrow, T. Pile, A. Wright rront, L toR: J. Nichoi5, M Kvanv~ Roger5, T. Schmid. Nine people participated in golf this year. The team went to nine golf meets. As a team they won the Arnold Golf meet and the dual with Arnold. Adam Macke was the only Individual to place at any meets. He took first place at Arnold and Alliance. He placed 2nd at Valentine and Bridgeport and 6th at Oshkosh. At Districts he tied for first which allowed him to go to state. Senior Matthew Rogers had this com ment, "This season we didn't reach all of our goals, but we all became better people."

48 Sports Scores Football Girls' Basketball Mullen 46, Anselmo-Merna 0 Anselmo-Merna 64, Mullen 3 7 Mullen 58, Thedford 20 Valentine 59, Mullen 49 Mullen 58, Hyannis 38 Mullen 40, Hyannis 27 Mullen 38, Sandhllls 0 Mullen 31, McPherson Co. 28 Mullen 16, Ansley 10 Mullen 4 7, Cody-Kilgore 36 Mullen 56, Sargent 6 Mullen 45, Sandhllls 36 Mullen 52, Crawford 6 Thedford 58, Mullen 26 Mullen 1, Callaway 0 (forfeit) Stapleton 41, Mullen 20 Mullen 46, Arthur 33 State Class D1 Playoffs Hyannis 28, Mullen 26 Mullen 56, Kenesaw 40 Sandhi/Is Conf. Tour. at Mullen Ansley 30, Mullen 24 Mullen 43, Cody-Kilgore 39 Final record: 9-1 Thedford 55, Mullen 31 (2nd) Sargent 3 7, Mullen 34 Loup Valley Conf. Tour. Volleyball Ansley 51, Mullen 49 (OT) Anselmo-Merna over Mullen 15-12, 6-15, 15-6 Thedford 41, Mullen 2S Mullen over Thedford 13-15, 15-5, 15-9 Mullen 29, McPherson Co. 15 Callaway Invitational Subdistrict D1 -1S Tour. at Hershey Oshkosh 50, Mullen 24 SEM over Mullen 15-2, 15-9 Final record: 7-10 Mullen over Litchfield 15-6, 15-11 Mullen over Hyannis 15-4, 16-14 Mid-Plains Tournament at North Platte Wrestling Mullen over North Platte St. Pat's 15-8, 9-15, 15-11 Burwell over Mullen 15-12, 15-9 Bronco lnv. - 2nd out of 10 Mullen over Sandhllls 15-1, 15-6 Gordon lnv.-5th out of 8 Four Corners Tournament at Mullen Arnold lnv. - 1st out of 12 Mullen over McPherson Co . 15-5, 15-3 Clarks lnv. - 3rd out of 14 Sandhllls lnv. - 1st out of 10 Mullen over Thedford 15-10, 3-15, 15-8 (1st) Mullen lnv. - 1st out of 8 Mullen over Ansley 11-15, 15-13, 15-7 North Platte St. Pat's lnv. - 1st out of 13 Mullen over Sargent 15-11, 11-15, 15-13 Loup Valley Conf. Meet @ Mullen - 1st out of 6 Hershey Invitational Hyannis lnv. - 1st out of 8 Oshkosh over Mullen 15-12, 15-12 District D-4 Meet@ Mullen- 1st out of 13 Mullen over Hershey 9 -15, 15-8, 16-14 State Meet@ Uncoln - 3 rd out of 43. Loup Valley Conf. Tourn. at Dunning Mullen over Anselmo-Merna 15-11, 16-14 Boys' Track Mullen over Ansley 14-16, 15-11, 15-13 Callaway over Mullen 15-9, 15-7 (2nd) U.N.K. Indoor Meet- 8th out of 11 Sandhi/Is Conf. Tourn. at Hyannis Anselmo-Merna lnv. @ Broken Bow- 14th out of 20 Mullen over Hyannis 15-1, 15-9 Arnold lnv. - 11th out of 16 Mullen over Thedford 15-12, 15-9 (1st) 5apdhills Conf. Meet @ Thedford - 3rd out of 4 Subdistrict D1-14 Tournament at Dunning Wallace lnv. @ Sutherland - 11th out of 11 Arnold ov6!r Mullen 7-15, 15-10, 15·3 Thedford lnv. - 5th out of 5 Final record: 14-6 Loup Valley Conf. Meet @ Broken Bow - 7th out of 7 District Meet @ Sutherland - 1 th out of 11 Boys' Basketball Girls' Track Mullen 59, Anselmo-MerrJa 48 U.N.K. Indoor Meet - 8th out of 11 Hyannis 68, Mullen 46 Anselmo-Merna lnv. @ Broken Bow - 5th out of 20 McPherson Co . 63, Mullen 44 Arnold lnv. - 4th out of 17 Mullen 65, Cody-Kilgore 45 Sandhi/Is Conf. Meet @ Thedford - 1st out of 4 Mullen 53, Sandhllls 49 Wallace lnv. @ Sutherland- 3rd out of 12 Mullen 52, Thedford 48 Thedford lnv. - 1st out of 5 Mullen 61, Stapleton 54 Loup Valley Conf. Meet @ Broken Bow - 3rd out of 7 Mullen 53, Arthur 50 District Meet @ Sutherland - 3rd out of 11 Mullen 59, Hyannis 51 Sandhi/Is Conf. Tour. at Mullen Mullen 49, Thedford 35 Golf Mullen 66, Hyannis 60 (1st) Arnold lnv. - 1st out of 6 Sargent 54, Mullen 52 Bridgeport lnv. - 4th out of 15 Loup Valley Conf. Tourn. Valentine lnv. - 4th out of 8 Mullen 66, Callaway 45 Mullen 197, Arnold 235 Anselmo-Merna 48, Mullen 46 (OT) lmperlallnv.- 6th out of 14 Ansley 52, Mullen 44 (4th) Oshkosh lnv. - 6th out of 10 Mullen 49, Thedford 35 Chappelllnv. - 11th out of 16 McPherson Co. 49, Mullen 46 Alliance lnv.- 2nd out of 8 Maxwell 66, Mullen 56 District Meet@ Bridgeport- 4th out of 15 Subdistrict D1 -1S Tour. at Hershey Paxton 61, Mullen 49 Final record: 11-8 49 ATHLETIC BANQUET: HONORING OUTSTANDING ATHLETES

The 1992 Athletic banquet was designed to recognize the many outstanding athletes, coaches and fans of the 1992 school year. Wrestlers that qualified for state were recognized as outstanding performers in football, basketball, volleyball, track and golf. The U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete award was presented to Gwen Springer and Adam Macke. Matthew Rogers and Adam Macke were presented with the Donnie Pearson Memorial Plaque. Tom Pile was presented with the Donnie Pearson Memorial Scholarship. This year's Fan of the Year Award was given to Frank and Mildred Szwanek for their support throughout the year. The 1992-1993 cheerleaders were then presented by Ms. Finney and the Bronco mascot (Nicole Brannon). The cheer leaders for next year will be Angel Kramer, Mindy Hampton, Andrea Howell, Mary Jo O'Brien, Kathy Buechler, and Wendy Palmer. The highlight of the evening was a presentation by the Senior football players. A plaque bearing a picture of the Senior team members was given to Mr. Brown, Mr. Brost, and Mr. Pfieffer.

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1. Adam and Matthew receiving Donnie Pearson Award. 2. Frank Szwanek with Fan of the Year Award. 3. Gwen and Adam with Outstanding Scholar/Athlete Award. 4. Ms. Finney and Bronco presenting cheerleaders. S. Mr. Brost and Mr. Pfieffer with plaques.

50 51 Homecoming 1991 "Operation Bronco Stampede" was a blasting suc cess! The warheads built ass during Spirit Week as MHS ers dressed as their favorite teachers, as cowboys, in black and gold, and hats, shades, and shorts. Nights were busy with float decorating, and something new this year. The happenin' Seniors sponsored a bonfire at the fairgrounds. Through the blaze of glory, the cheer leaders led chants which really got everyone's adrenalln pumpin'. On Into the night Spirit kept rockin'. Friday's parade took all the action to the streets. The sun was hot and so were the floats! Heat radiated throughout the Lariat during the volleyball games. The football game was cooler, but the action wasn't. Homecoming wound down with the S.C.U.D. (Sensationally Cool Unbelievable Dance). Another Homecoming is done and over with, leaving only the haze from great memories.

Top: Juniors Mindy Hampton and Andrea Howell carried the Mullen High School banner preceding the marching band. Middle: Chessney S., Kathy P., Suzie S., and Mary Jo 0 . shoot It up before the parade. Bottom: The freshmen showed this off downtown.

52 1992 Homecoming Royalty- L toR: J. D. Furrow and Beth marks, first Attendants; King. Tim Rice and Queen, Crystal Younkin; Jamie Neiman and Matthew Robers, second attendants. Below: Jamie N. and Crystal Y. await the big moment. The sophomores float ddwn main street.

53 Honor's Night: Honor to Our Broncos

The Mullen Public Schools' annual Honors Night was held Tuesday, May 12th at the Lariat. Students from elementary through high school were presented with honors, letters and awards that they had earned throughout the year. Mr. Tuton announced the elementary perfect attend ance award recipients. One Act Play awards were given by Mrs. Buchflnck. Mr. Jenkins awarded the music awards. Mrs. Beitel honored her speech and drama students. And Mr. Stephenson presented awards and honors to his outstanding art students. Outstanding students by subject area for the 91-92 school year were Mathematics- J.D. Furrow, Physical Science -Tom Pile, Business - Gwen Springer, Com puter - Dan Roesch, English - Aimee Beitel, Bi ological Science - Chessney Sevier, Art - Cooper McBride, Social Science - Adam Macke, Dramatics - J. D. Furrow, foreign Language -Jamie Neiman, Out standing Vocalist- Paula Macke, Physical Education - Matthew Rogers, Home Economics - Amy Jame~. Students receiving the Presidential Academic fitness Awards were: Seniors; J. D. furrow, Adam Macke, Beth Marks, Jamie Neiman, Tom Pile, and Matthew Rogers. 8th Graders Dori Evans, Kyle Hoyt, Sara Marks, Aaron Simonson, and Rosemary Vinton. American Legion Essay Winners, Junior High: Megan Olson 1st place, Kyle Hoyt 2nd place. Senior High: Carla Ericksen 1st place, Becky Bader 2nd place. Seniors receiving the "I Dare You" awards: Beth Marks, Tom Pile. . Charleslsom won the Bausch & Lomb Science Award.

54 Honor Club

J.D. Furrow Paula Macke Adam Macke Jason Nichols Beth Marks Brian Vinton Jamie Neiman Dori Evans Tom Pile Nikki Ewoldt Tonya Prentice Amy James Tim Rice Brian Pile Matthew Rogers Beth Roesch Mike French Kim Shavlik Charles Isom Nicki Evans Dan Roesch Sara Marks Chessney Sevier Aaron Simonson Suzie Sevier Rosemary Vinton Teresa Kraus Jill Ericksen Aimee Beitel Mike Evans Nicole Brannan Traci Ewoldt Kathy Buechler Anita O'Brien Carla Ericksen Ryan Ridenour

55 56 County Gov. Day

On April 1st the Junior Class took part in the American Legion Auxilary's County Government Day. The class had elections to the various posts and were sworn in as County Officials. Most posts had an elected student official and an alternate. The stu dents had a good time and it was agreed by all that it was an enjoyable and educational experience.

57 ''Finders Creepers''

Cast: J. D. furrow -Mr. Nelsen Matthew Rogers - Wilber Maxwell Adam Macke - Herculese Nelsen Tom Pile - Doctor Brown Gwen Springer - Frankie Nelsen Tim Rice -Henry Christine Skillings - Daphnie Ellisa Hardy - Celeste Nelsen Teresa Kraus - Mrs. Nelsen Mike french - Mr. Shuester Reagan Carr -Mr. Quigley Dan Roesch -Claude

Murder, mystery, romance and humor, kept the audience rolling while Herculese and Wilber solved the mystery of who killed Mr. Quigley, a "not-so-dead" corpse in a relative's mortuary. While trying to solve the mystery the boys not only fall in love but give "love advice" to Claude. In the end tt'le mystery is solved and all the relationships work out, but not without humor!

58 D A R E

Above: Stephanie Huddle and Shauna Buchflnck read their essays to their peers as Trooper Boyer, Miss Rodeo Nebraska and Mr. Tuton look on. The goal of the D.A.R.E. program is to promote drug and alcohol abuse awareness. The Mullen sixth graders were Invited to attend classes in which State Troopers and other law enforcement officers taught lessons about illegal drugs and alcohol. The final activity this year was a graduation ceremony in which twenty-five sixth graders received diplomas. Two students, Stephanie Huddle and Shauna Buchfinck won recognition for their essays concerning drug/substance abuse. They were asked to read their essays to their 'peers. Also in attendance were Mr. Tuton, Sheriff Richard Kvanvig and Miss Rodeo Nebraska - Lori Baker. Miss Baker addressed the group as did Trooper Boyer concerning drug and alcohol abuse. Boys' and Girls' State The students selected to represent Mullen this year at Boys' and Girls' State were Mike French and Leslie Harding. These two will be given the opportunity to run for an office at the state or local level. They will be allowed to campaign for the office and may be elected to an office. They will also be allowed to attend lectures and social functions with various state and local officials. But don't think it's all work, they'll also have the opportunity to participate in sports and rec reational activities. Good Luck people!! And have fun!!

Special Programs

59 Prom 1992

Prom 1992 was one that would be nearly impossible to forget. With the theme "Never Say Goodbye," the Junior class decorated the Lariat Auditorium with the colors purple, gold, and black. Sophomore servers were Carla Ericksen, Aimee Beitel, Wendy Palmer, Kathy Buechler, David Hassett, Brian Vinton, Tim Schmid, and Jason Nichols. The live music for the evening of dancing was provided with the band Tantrum. The entire eve ning was one that the Class of 1992 will "never say goodbye" to. 60 ttever Say Goodbye Seniors - Back Row, L toR: Cooper McBride, J. D. Furrow, Tom Pile, Mark Northcutt, Richard Licking. Danell Dutton. Middle Row: Beth Marks, Renee Hale, Tonya Prentice, Christine Skillings, Becky Bader, Crystal Younkin, Jamie Neiman, Kimberly Hayward, Gwen Springer. Front Row: Adam Macke, Matthew Rogers, Tim Rice, Wade Palmer, Ted Hllderhoff.

Juniors- Back Row, L toR: Mindy Hampton, Andrea Howell, Kathy Phipps, Elissa Hardy, Leslie Harding. Mary Jo O'Brien, Angel Kramer, Teresa Kraus, Melinda Sherman. Front Row: Reagan Carr, Dan Roesch, Andy Wright, Mike French, Charles lsom, Karl Miller.

61 A Final Graduation 1992 On Saturday, May 16, twenty lutatorian and also gave a speech. one seniors bid their final farewell J. D. furrow and Matthew Rogers as they graduated from Mullen gave a humorous speech on our High School. In their black robes, years of school and the top ten the seniors marched down the reasons the seniors are ready to aisle to await the moment they re graduate. Roger and Kristy Volen ceived their diplomas and could tine sang "It's Hard to Say Good throw their caps in the air. bye" and "An Irish Blessing" to The class colors were purple, the class. Mr. Robert Beitel pre black, and silver and the class flow sented awards and scholarships er was white rose tipped in purple. and bid his final farewell to the Their motto was "If your ship class of '92. Mr. Robert Mandeville, doesn't come in, swim out to it." Superintendent, also said good Jamie Neiman was the Valedic bye to the class and announced torian for the class of 1992 and the names of the seniors as School presented her version of Martin Lu Board President Marvin Cox pre ther King, Jr.'s speech "I Have A sented the diplomas. Dream." Adam Macke was the sa-

62 Farewell

Scfto Cars liips Jamie Helman - four Year Regents Scholi!lrshlp - UN L, FHA/HERO Scholarship, International Studies A5· 50clatlon Scholarship for summer study In Spain Adam Hacke- four Year David Scholarship - UNL, Out5tandlng Achievement Award, Science Outstanding Achievement Award, Andrews future Teacher Award, Van Hoy, Golf 5Cholar5hlps - Doane Tom Pile- President's Scholar5hlp - Chadron, Masonic, Donnie Pear50n Memorial, Omaha World Herald Tim Rice - four Year Football and Activity Scholarships - UNK Judy Cash- Mld·Piaill5 Board of Governor5, Journalism Schol· ar5hlps - Midland Lutheran College & McCook, Pioneer Memorial, American Legion Awdllary Nur5lng Beth Harks - Mid-Plains Board of Governors, Pioneer Memorial Auxiliary, Past5hooter5 Sandhllls Sharptall Orou5e Hunt, Academic Recognition, Nebraska We5leyan, Mullen faculty, Father f rancis E. Monoghan -St. Thomas · Wade Palmer - Mid-Plains Board of Governors, Past5hooter5 Sandhllls Sharptall Grouse Hunt J. D. furrow - Abbott Bank, A. & E. Gudmundsen Academic, United Methodist Women Matthew Rogers - Three Year ROTC, Deans Scholarship - UNK, Athletic Tuition and Eagle Scholarships Chadron Crystal Younkin - Mullen Community 5cholar5hip Richard licking - Road Apple5 Scholarship Gwen Springer - Eastern Star, Sara Glnkens Memorial Klmm Hayward - Paul Embree Memorial

''~he Class of 1992 '' 63 U~i:ih-a~ wzd'a~kvt~ cuzd d~ t/zhzt"h~tk~ • ' ClJ/728 /)ue. ~ ~ dhAJ wtd~&:&d~ de~ ddpoa~y/d~i:Jh ~ ad tp h poa. n - ~~ E L E M E N T A R y 5 • I X t h

Top Row, L toR: M. Bruce, T. Glidden, W. Hicks, D. Hampton, J. Miller, T. Wilson, W. Hampton, W. Marsh. Middle Row: M. Whitmore, D. Overstreet, S. Huddle, B. Hardy, C. Wright, D. Borron, M. Bruce. Bottom Row: Mr. Pfeiffer, A. Jensen, J. Holbrook, E. Branson-Donohoe, 0 . Ravenscroft, M. Simonson, N. Simonson, E. Brown, M. Johnson, Teachers-aide B. O'Mara.

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Top Row, L toR: T. Kraus, R. Licking, J. Young, D. Ridenour, J. Jacobs, C. Phillips, R. Hardy, W. Hicks. Middle Row: J. Glidden, L. Brost, K. Northcutt, T. Miller, J. Sevier, N. Simonson, C. Ford, J . Macke. Bottom Row: Ms. Lawrence, J . Roseberry, B. Boyer, J . Archuleta, L. fackler, R. Pearman, M. Devine, G. lsom.

66 F 0 u r t h

Top Row, L to R: T. Swendener, M. Branson-Donohoe, S. Wright, J. Olson, L. Dady, A. Anders, D. Zuehlke, S. Bruce. Middle Row: D. Neumeyer, P. Sullivan, S. lsom, M. Phillips, M. Simonson, M. Younkin, T. flood, N. Boots, T. Helmbrecht. Bottom Row: Ms. Hell, J . Perez, K. Young. T. Labore, M. Harding. D. Hampton, D. Vinton, R. Archuleta, D. Hampton, Teachers-aide Mrs. Hoyt.

T h • I r d

Top Row, L toR: B. Maire, A. Dlebler, J. Buchflnck, K. Ravenscroft, T. Finney, S. lsom, J . Volentine, P. Munn. Bottom Row: C. Phillips, K. O'Hara, A. Brown, K. Simonson, K. Whitmore, J. Miller, K. Sherman, Mrs. Wright.

67 s e c 0 n d

Top Row, L toR: M. Zuehlke, A. Licking. K. Dent, T. Cash, C. Schwaderer, N. Brost, J. Jacobs, W. Finney, L. Ravenscroft. Bottom Row: Mrs. Marks, 5. Neumeyer, B. Hampton, D. Boyer, J. Glidden, J. Ewoldt, R. Bruce, M. Olson, J. Holson.

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Top Row, L toR: M. Harding. L. lsom, A. Swendener U. flood, M. Munn, A. Miller. Bottom Row: P. Bruce, C. Schwaderer, K. Shavllk, B. Borron, D. Phillips, Mrs. Sullivan.

68 K • I n d e r g a r t e Top Row, L toR: K. Phillips, J . Labore, D. Kraye, S. Cox, T. Young, G. Osborn. Bottom Row: R. Brown, A. Sullivan, C. Kraus, S. Devine, S. n Schwaderer, H. Neumeyer, A. Sherman, K. Sullivan.

69 Elementary: We're on Our Way ._CLOSIH This year we have watched our school handle disappointments and successes. We, at MHS, fol lowed the girls, volleyball team through a dif ficult season, but one that provided a lot of excitement. In football, it looked as if we would repeat our state win, but fell short in the end. The boys, basketball team had a very successful year to make up for the struggling, young girls, team. The wrestlers, though they didn't win .state, had a good year also. In other activities MHS showed its pride and leadership. The Mullen FHA chapter was very successful this year by qualifYing five for Nationals and making other improvements within our school and community. BART, Span ish club, and Art club also were making head lines with their activities. Students did well in competing at Scholastic contests too. As for world news, we saw the break up of the Soviet Union and the failure of communism in these states. American hostages were released and finally sent home. The United States, though denied by President Bush, is in a recession. Peace talks failed in the Middle East. Los Angeles police were put on trial for the beating ofRodney King and riots broke out in LA and other U.S. cities due to the verdict. Many MHS students get the chance to exercise their right to vote this election year and maybe make some needed changes.

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"ANDY!!!" All through the high school year we have seen our teachers as se rious, hard-working leaders as they like to appear to their stu dents, but we see them now as they really are.

1. Yvonne catching up on the latest hap penin~ around town. 2. Mr. Brost pretending he is smart enough to play chess. 3. Mary Lou being her usual cheerful self while Mr. Mandeville is trying to figure out what is going on. 4. We sure are glad that Mrs. Pile can figure out these wonderful machines. 5 . Mr. Ford doing what he does best. NOT! 6 . Mr. Tuton making a plan to get Tom Pile back for ail the rotten tricks he pulled on him. 7. Mr. Jenkins thinking of a way to control his huge classes. 8. Thinking up another fish story, eh, Mr. Pile? 9. " Oh, I'm so busy. I don't know if I' m going to get done before graduation. 78 "Gosh, look at all those zeroes!"

Is Kathy telling blonde jokes again?

Strange activity among the Juniors today. What's In the bag Chessney?

Tom planning for Mr. T's class.

Who Is this masked man?

Just hanging out with the guys. "Psstl There he Is again."