Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

7 ztf£e (ZotUettfo 6 Se«Uom 30 34 32 42 0%y4Uttytfc M4- 5? s4ctioitte 73 S honfo 22 fa. rto fa. i iyA. s4ctcoctce rt ? Ottdex t26 Advisor — Mrs. Diana McDaniel, Trojan Staff, Co-Editors — Jenny Haney and Julie Wessling, Staff — Charissa Baxter, Traci Belden, James Caldwell, Kelli Donley, Stephanie Donker, Amy Gravatt, Tracy Nyberg, Chris Struble. We extend special thanks to Carle Kuhn, Dick Struble, Beloit Daily Call, The Solomon Valley Post, the faculty, staff, and administration for their support and assistance. 2 FA CULTY iWmiitistrators Direct School Detioities Verlin Kolman Jim Kuhn Sitting, L to R: Rod Wilson, Bill Foreman, Lindy Lindblad. Standing, L to R: Vernon Adams, Darrel Fulhage, Bob Lampert, and John Bottom, Superintendent. Not Pictured: Barbara Cox, Harry Gantenbein, Attorney, Linda Remus, Treasurer, and Mary Ann Roberts. Clerk. 8 Mr. Pat Blackburn Science wm fmv Mr. Peter Caldwell Language Arts Mr. Bill Campbell Mathematics Mrs. Pat Cashatt Business Mr. Craig Cousland Special Education i Mrs. Sondra Franklin Business Mrs. Betty Crawford Learning Disabilities (I l ' «ll| I I � ' Ml| | I � 1 M � Miss Helen Gillmore Home Economics Mr. Eddie DeVore Vocational Agriculture Mr. Michael Harbaugh Orchestra I - -'ll 7 Mr. Lee Elder Art Mr. Bill Hiles Social Studies Mr. Will Hoestje Industrial Education ) Mr. Geary Labuary Physical Education Mrs. Bonnie Newcomer Language Arts mm mi Mrs. Sharon Kadel Paraprofessional Mr. Robert Holl Guidance Counselor Mr. Gary McCarty Instrumental Music Mrs. Jacqueline Larson Librarian Miss Mary Lou Peterson Special Education Mrs. Jana Porter Paraprofessional Miss Winsome Kneil Hearing Impaired Mrs. Diana McDaniel Language Arts Mrs. Rita Rowh Vocal Music 10 Mrs. Mary Sahfeld Mrs. Dorinda Shamburg Paraprofessional Earth Science Mr. Larry Smith Mathematics Mrs. Sherri Snyder School Nurse Miss Phyllis Struble Science Mrs. Sharon Treaster Language Arts Mrs. Ladeanna Twaddell Paraprofessional Mrs. Kathy Webster PSA Mrs. Rea Jean Weston Paraprofessional Mr. Robert Williams Social Science Mrs. Terri Zimmer Language Arts 1 STAFF KEEPS B.H.S. ROLLIN' ALONG Janitors Mike Evans Arlyn Simmons Gene Carlton Mark Koster Darrel Wiles Cooks Mary Gentry Donna Long Elizabeth Stroup Marjorie Ireland Patty Rufener Betty Fogo Prin. Secretary Kathy Marozas Office Assistant Judy Thierolf V.P. Secretary Theda Williams Bookkeeper 12 SUOIM3S Seniors Show Style President — Melinda Suzanne Boettcher Vice-President — Richard Leon English Secretary — Jennifer Lynn Haney Hans Emrich Baker Teresa Jo Boden Scott Boomer 18 Tammie S.ue Cashatt Kathi Sue Clark Trent Lee Collins Denise Rae Daugherty Troy Alan Endsley Jeff James Farney Treasurer — Melinda Kay Tolbert Bryan Dean Ammons Lisa Marie Axtell Chris Allen Bowers Charles Bowles James Matthew Caldwell 2 22 Heidi Heidrick Karl Allen Heiman Karen Ann Heiman Paul Lewis Gastley Kendal Dean Francis Jeffery Jacob Fuller Sandra Marie Hayden Michelle Ann Harvey Benjamin Lee Harrison Tami Jo Herbie Matthew Lewis Hoffer Kevin Dwayne Kadel 23 Eric David Lampert Troyette Maire Lawson Dawn Renee Littrell Kurtis Ray Marozas Mark McGaughey Molly Sue Meats 24 Jose Ogarrio Shannon Michael Peters Timothy Norman Powell Marc Allen Selewski Bradly Allen Smith Cory Eugene Smith 25 David Lee Williams Stephanie Marie Wilson Deanna Lynn Worick Jennifer Ann Teri Marsha Lynn Wrench Roberta Webster Not Pictured: Ann Malloi Julie Ann Wesslini CLASSES 33 JUNIORS JAMMIN Kurtis Abell Laurie Adams Greg Albert Kristen Bailey Tim Barnes Todd Barstow Andy Boettcher Charissa Baxter Montee Benien Annie Bunger Jami Carter Allison Conway Erica Crannell Jason Crowley Janet Dameron Chip Diers Stephanie Donker Kelli Donley Shane Evans Doug Foster Marsha Foulke Roseanna Garst Daryl Golden 34 TO THEIR Karen Gormly Amy Gravatt Billy Halfhide Kara Heiman |§ Jim Highland Tressa Hiserote Lisa Hull Buffy Kadel Terry Kiser Justin Kjellberg Kathy Klenda Carrie Lewis Pam Kindlesparger The Junior class is one of great potential, We’ve always considered ourselves special. We’ve shared the good times and laughter together, And through the bad times we’ve been there for each other. Although a few have come and a few have gone, We’ll cherish all the memories and forever hold on. We all remember those grade school sweethearts and fun packed dances, Now there’s the cruising of Mill and high school romances. They say a class matures over those long school years, Which I think we’ve proven through the joys and the tears Our class is one that has come a long way, Since we all met each other on that very first day. So to sum it all up we think our class is divine, Because there's no other class like — the Class of 89. By Kara Heiman FINAL YEAR Todd Odle Jolinda Pohlman Joyce Noah Ruby Mott Tracy Sanford Dean Senters Randy Senters Fred Sheetz Kari Richards Lisa Stein Dan Stelter Chris Struble Tanya Twaddell Robbie Ullom Christi Walz Margo Woods Mike Claussen Tammy Alexander Amy Gravatt, Secretary; Kelli Donley, Stuco Rep.; Lisa Hull, President; Chris Struble, Vice-President; Allison Conway, Treasurer. 36 37 Melissa Bean Deanna Bell Cherie Bowers Erica Brassfield Teri Bunger Rhonda Claussen Jason Colby Lisa Colby Michelle Cooper Marcie Debolt Kevin Doggett Lisa Eck Jett Edwards Shawn Elder Elizabeth Finney Chuck Fleming David Foster Stephen Gastley Brian Gates Shelby Gering Carrie Halfhide Kathleen Heiman Marsha Heiman Kim Hoestje Jeremy Jackson 38 Jenny Jay Mike Johnson Angela Jones Dan Kadel Matt Konzem Erik Lacoe Glenn Lavy Tom Lawson Jeremy Lewis Jana Littrell Kasey Lopez Gary Massey Jerry Massey Angie Matlock Mark Maxwell Noalee McDonald Sherry Mehl Becky Mitchell Paul Moncrieff Jennie Nelson Scott Nelson Melinda Odle Matt Otte Jason Paillet Michael Robinson 39 Matt Shurts Malinda Slate Darin Snyder Stacy Standley Robbie Thummel 7 j Kevin Ulery Tara Walters Joni Weber Angela Wessling Darwin Wiles y Tim Wilson Annie Zajic Ci+Ji y a Clouds float softly by, As eagles in the sky. The sunshine streaked down, To punch into the soily ground. Like grass reaching for the sky, While white clouds float softly by. A new generation is off the ground, For new goals, each is bound. The world is ours, for us to take, The rest will watch, as boundaries break. Making the world all it can be, Is the class of nineteen-ninety. By Matt Konzem SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Matt Konzem, President: Kim Hoestje, Secretary: Melissa Bean, Vice-President; Becky Mitchell, Stuco Rep.; and Brian Gates, Treasurer. 40 Kelli Anderson Jennifer Axtell Jennifer Ayers Julie Bailey Jennifer Barnes Troy Baxter April Brummer Dennis Bunch Casey Carl Mike Chase Nick Colby Tifani Collins Jennifer Colpitts Sam Dameron Matt Dillon Alethia Edelman Christine Emmot David Evans Shannon Evans Joe File Marna File Diane Finney Trevor Foreman Brian Foulke Josh Fuller Brian Garst Doug Golden Enos Grauerholz Trenton Harr Janelle Harvey Stacey Heidrick Eric Helzer Sara Hessenflow Eric Hilt Marcus Hoffman Stacy Johnson 42 Brian Jordan Clayton Kadel Stephanie Kadel Angie Kimberly Gretchen Kruse Paul Lam pert Jennifer Lange Becky Larson Les Lieurance Cory Lopez Teresa McGuin Michele Meier Amy Miller Mike Mohler Marla Montgomery Jeff Morrell Todd Myers Rocky Paxson Dina Peterson Monique Powers Jennifer Rehmert Jerry Ribordy Phillip Roberts Ryan Robinson Stacia Robinson John Rosebaugh Angie Ryan Barb Senters Dennis Senters Marci Smith Don Snyder Garett Soden Yvonne Staley Mike Stein Stephanie Stewart 43 Jason Terry Lisa Thompson Chad Thompson Stacey Tossick Chris Wagner Jason Waldmann Freshmen Stephanie Kadel. Michele Meier and Stacy Heidrick stay attentive during their class Check the rules on that bubble. Michelle. Dina Peterson. Stacy Johnson, Jeff Morrell, and Todd Myers show their stuff. Watch it Todd or your face will stay that way. Freshman English, a required course, is a very educational class. Here Mr. Caldwell shows the correct way to pick your nose. 44 Jason Terry Lisa Thompson Chad Thompson Stacey Tossick Chris Wagner Jason Waldmann Freshmen Stephanie Kadel, Michele Meier and Stacy Heidrick stay attentive during their class Check the rules on that bubble, Michelle Dina Peterson, Stacy Johnson, Jeff Morrell, and Todd Myers show their stuff. Watch it Todd or your face will stay that way. Freshman English, a required course, is a very educational class. Here Mr. Caldwell shows the correct way to pick your nose. 44 48 49 50 54 Front Row: Jenny Haney. Karen Hetman. Julie Wesslmg Second Row. Tom Gengler, Kurtis Abell, Allison Conway. Roseanna Garst. Pam Kindlesparger. Kristen Bailey. Tracy Sanford Third Row Charlie McGuire. Mark McGaughey. Kelli Donley. Hans Baker. Laurie Adams. Christi Walz, Jolmda Pohlman. Erica Crannell. Charissa Baxter. Janet Dameron, Leslie Tilton. Margo Woods. Patti Bell. Fourth Row: Jim Highland. Chris Struble. Kendal Francis. Kara Heiman. Stephanie Donker. Carrie Lewis. Troy Baxter. T. J. Meyers. Kevin Zachary. Robin McKnown. Stacia Robinson. Dina Peterson. Stacey Johnson. Fifth Row: Kim Hoestje. Annie Zajic, Casey Lopez. Jenny Jay. Deanna Bell. Erica Brassfield. Johnny Rosebaugh, Eric Hilt, Chad Thompson. Phil Roberts. Jeff Morrell. Laura Lyle. Denise Daugherty. Traci Belden, Amy Gravatt. Sixth Row: April Brummer. Marci Smith. Karen Gormly. Kan Richards. David Mills. Joyce Noah. Marci Debolt. Jennifer Ayers. Marsha Foulke. Melissa Miller. Paul Gastley. Troyette Lawson. Teresa Boden. Dawn Littrell. Seventh Row Melinda Odle. Michelle Cooper. Becky Mitchell. Kelli Anderson. Marla Montgomery. Janell Harvey. Stacey Heidrick. Gretchen Kruse. Paul Lampert, Trevor Foreman. Sandy Hayden. Deanna Worick. The SADD organization had a very productive year. Not only did they increase in numbers, but also their spirit grew with involvement. SADD participated in Project Graduation and sent representatives to a state conference. The highlight of the year for the organization was taking third place in the homecoming float competition. With the increase in membership and continuing success, SADD looks toward a brighter future. Kari Richards, David Mills, Marsha Foulk, Jennifer Ayers, and Joyce Noah enjoy a SADD meeting. Top to Bottom: Jenny Haney, President; Karen Heiman, Secretary-Treasurer; Julie Wessling, Vice President; Hans Baker, STUCO Representative. 56 i ;W Cgft I V I Y40 k-sl £ l! 1 l'j i!;:; 1 -, i. T:j_ }TT777?. H'I ill;;; hi- :!in krff j Ui'iiji|!: ■� ; !11 i I i; I; !i 1! i j |, 11 j!! iih National Sfonor Society Members of the NHS club from left to right are: Melinda Boettcher, Molly Meats, Kurtis Marozas, and Kathi Clark. National Honor Society had a total of four members and their sponsor Mr. Holl. These members were selected by a B.H.S. faculty committee on the basis of their academic achievements, as well as their leadership ability. The members of NHS tutor students in the school that need a little help with subjects. At the end of the year they held an installation ceremony where new members were welcomed. Melinda Boettcher carries, on what seems to be an interesting conversation, with Mr. Holl in his office. wiii t j j1: i h 11 n777777 i! i i'!:!' i! 11 i!! W iiii'i!!! il|!l;:iiliilil!hli|ii'Mlli V 3- ‘pcitcine Ttied 'P’ie4cni e “Scui iy 'fyear Standing: Mrs. Sherry Snyder, Advisor. Sitting: Stephanie Donker, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer: Troyette Lawson, President; Tom Gengler. Although Future Med Club is a small group, it has been fairly active this year. Mrs. Laura Otte was a guest speaker at one of the club meetings. She showed a film and held a discussion on AIDS. The club also watched a film on more up-to-date methods of performing CPR. They decided to donate a prize for Project Graduation, but the specific prize was not decided at the time of this writing. 58 It ty o First Row, L to R: N. Nothern, T. Cashatt Second Row, L to R: S. Kadel. A. Kimberly, A. Wessling, K. Clark, L. Milanovic, J. Littrell, R. Garst. Third Row, L to R: S. Evans, T. Twaddell, C. Baxter, J. Ogario, M. Guirao, T. Herbie, K. Donley, M. Slate. Fourth Row. Lto R: M. Bean. M. Cooper, M. Odle, K. Francis, T. Fobes, S. Wilson. Fifth Row, Lto R: D. Evans, L. Adams, C. Walz, A. Conway, M. Otte. Not Pictured: T. Collins, A. Gengler, M. Meier, J. Rehmert, S. Stewart, J. Whitlow. David Evans, Nathalie Nothern, and Ljudmila Milanovic got into the spirit of Halloween by dressing up for the party. The AFS club had a total of thirty-four members this year. In September the club welcomed the AFS students by taking them out for pizza. In October they had a Halloween costume party at Angela Wessling’s where they watched V.C.R. movies. On November 21 and 22 they hosted eight students and one teacher for their AFS weekend. During these two days they went roller skating, bowling, and had a game night. In March they held a senior-faculty basketball game. 59 60 rBO O ■ omo M o|o 121 o|o 121 o|o l.l o|o II ill 121 o|o 121 o|o i.i o|o I I o lo IOB ■■o F©FH0dy STOOEtMTS WOiDT TOI ©F TF1©Y Jose Ogarrio, Marisol Guirao, and Ljudmila Milanvic sit in the library before school. Marisol Guirao came to Beloit from Murcia, Spain. It has a population of about a half a million. She liked Beloit even though it was not as big, and thought the people were nice. While here, she wanted to learn more about people and cultures. She enjoys riding horses, going to parties, and traveling. Jose Ogarrio came from Oaxaco, Mexico, which has about 250 thousand people. He enjoyed the calmness of Beloit. He wanted to learn English to help him in his intended career of international relations. He enjoys going to discos or going camping in the woods. He also enjoys reading and hunting. Ljudmila Milanvic came from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, which has about 2 million people. She came to Beloit to learn about other cultures, people, and languages. In Belgrade she goes to bars or the the river. She enjoys Yoga, swimming, and volleyball. om ■ ol OIO ■ o| o|o l l o|o ill o|o ■Si o|o ill o|o ill o|o |5| o|o l l o|o ■Si OBO ■OB owm ART PHOTO SHOW First Row, From L to R: E. Finney, S. Robinson, A. Miller. Second Row: Mr. Elder, M. Montgomery, C. Lewis, S. Lynch, M. Bean. Third Row: J. Caldwell, M. Hotter, J. Fuller, D. Daugherty, M. McGaughey, K. Bailey, C. Carl, J. Pohlman. Fourth Row: H. Heidrick, M. Konzem, J. Jackson, T. Myers, K. Heiman, S. Nelson, C. Halthide. Twenty-three members made up a busy art and photo club. The group completed the painting in the wrestling room that was started two years ago. They also attended the contest in Hays held by FHSU. In May they held their Annual Beloit High Art Show where other towns brought their projects to display also. 62 OFFICERS: Vice-President; Carrie Lewis, Treasurer; Shane Lynch, Secretary; Melissa Bean, President; Kristen Bailey. We caught Shane Lynch in the act of deciding what to do next on his stain glass project. Mark McGaughey sports his protective glasses that are required to be worn while working on his project. Matt Hoffer concentrates on cutting the glass perfect for his stain glass project. Working out a design for his stain glass project seems to be putting Jeff Fuller to sleep. 63 Future Farmers of America Bottom. L to R Shawn Elder. Robbie Ullom. Chris Struble. Kevin Kadel. Annie Bunger, Jami Carter. Kevin Ulery. Middle Row; Don Snyder. Christine Emmot. Marsha Hieman. Mark Stover. David Williams. Brad Smith. Kevin Doggett, Mike Johnson. Todd Odle. Dan Kadel. Matt Shurts, Tracy Harr. Jason Paillet, Erik Lacoe. Mr Eddie DeVore, Richard English. Top Row Mike Chase. Joe File, Clayton Kadel. Brian Jordan. Marcus Hoffman, Brian Foulke. Fred Sheets. Terry Kiser, Enos Grauerholz. Sam Dameron. The FFA is composed of chartered state associations of which Kansas is number 16. The Beloit chapter was chartered on August 8, 1929. Our local chapter has 34 active members. The highlights of the FFA year is the parent and member banquet that was held in May. The primary aim of the FFA is the development of agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. Bottom, L. to R.: Kevin Kadel — President, Chris Struble — Treasurer, Shawn Elder — Reporter. Top Row: Robbie Ullom — Sentinel, Jami Carter — Chapter Sweetheart, Annie Bunger — Secretary, Richard English — Vice President. Learn Through Projects Chris welds on his shop table. Todd works patiently on his trailer. Marsha is cutting square tubing. Jason is in deep concentration. Kevin shows us his skills. Shawn poses for the camera. 65 B-CLUB First Row. L to R — J. Caldwell. J. Crowley. S. Evans. M Woods, T. Twaddell. B Kadel, K Marozas. H Baker. M. Snyder. J. Terry. S. Foote. D. Daugherty. K. Klenda. H. Heidrick. Second Row. L to R — J. Kjellberg. K. Francis. A. Boettcher. T. Foreman. M. Boettcher. S. Lynch. S. Peters. L. Hull. A. Bunger. K. Donley. K. Bailey. K. Kadel. K. Hilt. M. McGaughey. Third Row. L to R — Mr. Rowh, C. Smith, D. Foster. M Meats. J. Carter. M. Shurts. P. Gastley, J. Haney. T. Lawson. E. Lampert. B. Matlock. T. Harr. T. Collins. M. Hotter. T. Nyberg. M. Maxwell. Not Pictured: M Benien, S. Boomer. J. Colby. S. Donker. R. English. B. Gates. N. McDonald. B. Mitchell. M. Niewald, J. Pohlman. D. Snyder. D. Stelter. There was a total of fifty-seven members in B-Club this year. Their major money-making project this year was a concession stand at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Proceeds from the concession stand went to help fund the Athletic Banquet. •S' Members of B-Club listen attentively as a discussion of con- Hans Baker — President, Justin Kjellberg — Vice-President, Jen stitutional changes is presented. nifer Terry — Secretary. Annie Bunger — Treasurer. 66 m a w © © m sr © © IM © 1® © n m © S3 © p iF Front Row: Julie Wessling, Sara Hessenflow, Julie Bailey. Kelli Anderson, Stacia Robinson, Angie Wessling. Garst, Erica Brassfield, Cherie Bowers, Kathi Clark, Kara Heiman. Top Row: Melinda Tolbert, Tara Walters. Middle Row: Allison Conway, Tammy Fobes, Laurie Adams, Roseanna The Halls of T roLj Seated: Co-editor, Kathi Clark; Advisor, Mrs. McDaniel; Co-editor, Kurt Marozas. Standing: Kathy Klenda, Lisa Hull, Andy Boettcher, Kelly Hilt, and Tanya Twaddell. The Halls of Troy staff worked hard this year to produce nine terrific issues. The co-editors of the 1987-88 newspaper are Kurtis Marozas and Kathi Clark. They are using a new system in which the columns of the paper are printed out on a computer right in the room instead of taking it downtown to be printed up. Using the computer takes less time, and the staff is extremely pleased. Top priority for the staff was that the student body would enjoy. Along with having fun, they’ve learned how to put their journalism skills to work. 68 Kurt and Kathi seem to be demonstrating how hard they work as the coeditors of The Halls of Troy. You'll never change her mind that way, Kurt. □□mputerizES far a New Laah Andy is the quiet and diligent worker on the newspaper staff. He never says very much, but he always has a nice smile. Lisa and Kathy seem to be taking time out to enjoy snapshots in the picture box. Hey girls, what is so funny? Tanya and Kelly discuss story ideas for an upcoming issue. 69 Sitting: Stephanie Donker, Charissa Baxter, co-editor Julie Wessling, co-editor Jennifer Haney, and Kelli Donley. Standing: advisor Mrs. McDaniel, Amy Gravatt, James Caldwell, Traci Belden, Tracy Nyberg, and Chris Struble. Traci and Amy, being quiet for once, are Mrs. McDaniel glares at the camera as we busy indexing pictures for the yearbook. capture her wearing her glasses. James adds to Kelli's frustrations by offering his advice on the page she is working on. G a men Tracy works diligently on the artwork he prepared for the Jennifer and Julie, co-editors of the yearbook, take a AFS page, break from mixing chemicals. TJHE2 MOX11T Chris keeps himself busy in the darkroom doing who knows what ! The Beloit High School yearbook staff, under the direction of Mrs. McDaniel, worked hard to capture the memories of the 1987-88 school year. Early in the year, the staff attended a motivational workshop. Then came the selection of a cover and the meeting of many deadlines. Mrs. McDaniel and some of the staff enjoy looking through a 1927 yearbook that belonged to Stephanie Donker’s great grandmother. 71 Front Row: Melinda Boettcher, Amy Gravatt, Allison Conway, Traci Belden, Kara Heiman, Cande Woods. Sara Hessenflow, Julie Bailey. 2nd Row: Tanya Twaddell, Patty Bell, Margo Woods, Hans Baker, Kelli Donley, Lisa Hull, Tiffany Foreman, Teresa McGuin, Monique Powers. 3rd Row: Kelly Hilt, Stephanie Kadel, Michelle Meier, Ljudmila Milanovic, Molly Meats, Denise Daugherty, Heidi Heidrick, Jennifer Terry, Stacey Heidrick. 4th Row. Jose Ogarrio. Stacy Johnson, Dina Peterson. Marna File, Jennifer Colpitts, Roseanna Garst, Tracy Sanford. 5th Row: Jenny Jay, Tara Walters, Stacy Standley, Melissa Bean. 6th Row: Jenny Nelson, Joni Weber, Rhonda Claussen, Chad Thompson, Phillip Roberts. 7th Row: Eric Hilt, Brian Gates, David Foster. Standing: Mrs. Treaster, Leslie Tilton. Michelle Snyder, Stephanie Wilson, Marisol Guirao, Jana Littrell. Noalee McDonald, Cherie Bowers. David Evans, Paul Moncrieff, Cory Smith, Kendal Francis. Robbie Thummel, and John Rosebaugh. Los Amigos, the friends, of Spanish Club enjoyed many festivities this year. Several members rode a float that featured a royal court with the slogan, Conquer the Raiders, in the homecoming parade. A December Christmas pot luck dinner and gift exchange was savored by all. The club still sponsors a Mexican boy in Jalisco, Mexico. Also, the annual Spanish Fiesta, held April 11th, attracted a large crowd. For the first time ever, the club donated a $300 scholarship to the selected senior who has completed two years of Spanish at Beloit High. This year’s scholarship was awarded to Melinda Boettcher. 1988 OFFICERS: Top to Bottom: Amy Gravatt, President; Melissa Bean, Vice President; Molly Meats, Secretary; Jennifer Terry, Treasurer. 72 Kelli and Lisa smile big as they flash some cash that was taken in through the Mexican buffet. Sophomore girls say “cheese” as their picture is snapped with their teenage idol, Kirk Cameron. A few members pose for a photograph to be used in an advertisement of the annual Spanish Fiesta. Allison and Kara show us their “pearly whites.” while working at the store of the Spanish Fiesta. � � � � � � � � � � 73 ACTIVE ST ICO Front Row Kelli Donley. Andy Boettcher. Kathy Klenda. Lisa Hull. Angela Wessling. Marla Montgomery. Second Row Hans Baker. Paul Gastley. Kurt Marozas. Doug Foster. Trevor Foreman, Phillip Roberts. Justin Kjellberg, Kevin Kadel Third Row Tammy Fobes, Tammie Cashatt. Carrie Lewis. Kim Hoestje. Kelly Hilt. Stephanie Donker. Melissa Bean. Kathi Clark. Becky Mitchell. Molly Meats. Melinda Odle. Melinda Boettcher, and Dina Peterson 1987-88 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Vice President, Doug Foster; Secretary, Kathy Klenda; and President, Kurt Marozas. Student Council had another outstanding year. Before school even started, they were at the school acting as orientation guides for the seventh graders and also showed the new students around. They tried something new this year — The Breakfast Club. Each Friday morning doughnuts and juice or milk were sold for 25 t. At Christmas time they acted as secret santas for the faculty and sponsored an all-county dance. They also had a Stuco exchange day with St. Johns. For Valentines Day, they sponsored a flower exchange. Overall, Stuco had a successful year and BJSHS benefited greatly from their efforts. Mr. Holl, the fearless leader of Stuco, poses for a picture before rushing down the hall to another meeting. 74 SHOWS G.U.T.S. Doug Foster, Kelli Donley, Kathi Clark, Tammy Fobes. Melinda Odle, Lisa Hull, Kathy Klenda, Phillip Roberts, and Andy Boettcher just returned from a Stuco workshop in Concordia. Doug looks like he really enjoys this Stuco meeting. What are you trying to get them to do now? Stuco president, Kurt Marozas, conducts a meeting sporting the official Stuco shirt. Toward Success 75 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BEGINS AT B.H.S. Future Homemakers of America is a new organization at BHS this year. It was slow in getting started, but soon was busy with many projects. FHA places emphasis on human potential and its related occupations. FHA started off its year by traveling to Herrington for a Fall Conference. During the Thanksgiving season they made and distributed fruit baskets to the elderly, and made placecards for the residents at Hilltop. Christmas caroling was done for the residents at the Hilltop Lodge. They also worked two concession stands during the basketball season. They had a bake sale in the spring. Laurie Adams, President; Charissa Baxter, Vice-President; Sherry Mehl, Secretary; Jennifer Rehmert, Treasurer. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair, Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. Tiffani Collins and Dawn Littrell prepare fruit plates to take to Hilltop rest home as an FHA project. Back Row: Jeri Whitlow, Jennifer Rehmert, Stephanie Stewart, Angie Kimberly, Tiffani Collins, Karen Gormly. Middle Row: Mrs. Gillmore, Sponsor; Sherry Mehl, Christi Walz, Charissa Baxter. Front Row: Laurie Adams, Julie Wessling, Dawn Littrell, Laura Lyle. 76 78 WWW C Q. 111 h- 03 Z ( ) ACTIVITIES Marching Trojans 1987 TROJAN MARCHING BAND: Flags, L to R: D. Daugherty, J. Haney, R. Garst, T. Cashatt, M. Boettcher. A. Wessling, S. Foote, M. Snyder, K. Clark, S. Wilson, K. Hilt, M. Meats. 2nd Row, L to R: Assistant Field Conductor; K. Donley, C. Walz, C. Carl, C. Emmot, J. Pohlman, M. Stein, M. Smith, M. Montgomery. Head Field Conductor; J. Terry. 3rd Row, L to R: S. Tossick, D. Peterson, L. Tilton, K. Hoestje, J. Rehmert, J. Jay, H. Heidrick, E. Crannell, P. Bell. T. Fobes, T. Walters, S. Standley, J. Harvey, T. Foreman. 4th Row, L to R: L. Axtell, B. Mitchell. J. Weber, L. Colby, A. Kimberly, S. Stewart, A. Ryan, J. Whitlow, T. Belden, E. Lampert, B. Kadel, C. Lewis, K. Anderson, S. Hessenflow. 5th Row, L to R. D. Wiles, A. Brummer, T. Baxter, P. Moncrieff, J. Morrell, T. Myers, T. Collins, C. Thompson, M. Meier, T. Lawson. P. Roberts, K. Francis, P. Lampert, M. Tolbert, T. Foreman, A. Conway. J. Colby, A. Jones, A. Bunger, B. Gates, T. Twaddell, S. Heidrick, C. Smith, J. Lange. P. Gastley, S. Kadel, T. Barstow, J. Dameron, R. Thummel, A. Zajic, B. Halfhide, L. Adams, C. Baxter, J. Carter, C. Bowers. M. Odle, and Gary McCarty, Director. Not Pictured: M. Harvey. BELOIT FLAGS 1987: Front Row: Captains, Melinda Boettcher and Michelle Snyder. Back Row, L to R: Angela Wessling, Tammie Cashatt, Roseanna Garst, Jenny Haney, Denise Daugherty, Molly Meats. Kelly Hilt, Stephanie Wilson, Kathi Clark, and Susan Foote. 1987 Trojan Field Conductors: Jennifer Terry and Kelli Donley. The Beloit Marching Trojans highlighted their season with a spectaular light show that was the brilliant idea of new director, Gary McCarty. All stadium lights were turned out as the band strutted onto the field to dazzle the audience with a tremendous performance. Fans reacted favorably to the show. The band also competed in two state contests, one being at Wichita, the other at Hays. Band members participated in three parades: The Chautauqua Day Parade, Fall Homecoming Parade, and The Veteran’s Day Parade. All in all, it was a busy year for the Marching Trojans. 82 Strut Their Stuff Jennifer Terry controls the band to the tune of Veracruz on our home field. Roseanna Garst, Michelle Snyder, and Jenny Haney participate with the BHS Band in the Fall Homecoming Parade. Stephanie Wilson attempts to maintain proper decorum while performing Rockin’ Robin with the flag team. Kelli Donley stops the band to perform Sirocco for the local crowd at the annual Veteran’s Day Parade. The Beloit Marching Trojans fill the atmosphere at Trojan Stadium with superb and melodic style. 83 U.Ii.S. Chorus 1st Row: Karen Gormly, Diane Finney, Margo Woods, Elizabeth Finney, Tanya Twaddell, Ljudmila Milonovic. 2nd Row: Kari Richards. Joyce Noah, Marsha Foulke, Gretchen Kruse. April Brummer, Marci Smith, Tammy Fobes, Jennifer Barnes, Cande Woods, Tammie Cashatt, Mrs. Rowh. 3rd Row: Darin Snyder, Jeff Farney, Todd Barstow, Matt Niewald, Scott Boomer, Richard English, Troy Endsley. 1st Row: Janet Dameron, Margo Woods, Melinda Tolbert, Kara Heiman, Tanya Twaddell, Tammie Cashatt. 2nd Row: Eric Lampert, Tammy Fobes, Stephanie Donker, Kathi Clark, Kelli Donley, Casey Carl. 3rd Row: Todd Barstow, Josh Fuller, James Caldwell, Matt Konzem, Kurtis Marozas, Paul Moncrieff. Mrs. Rowh. Not Pictured: Mark Maxwell. Rhythm System Drill Team 1st Row: Tiffany Foreman, co-captain; Kathi Clark, captain. 2nd Row: Angela Jones, Angela Wessling, Melinda Tolbert, Buffy Kadel, Jennifer Lange, Allison Conway, Traci Belden, Marla Montgomery. 3rd Row: Stephanie Wilson, Jami Carter, Roseanna Carst, Denise Daugherty, Tammy Fobes, Kelly Hilt, Laurie Adams, Stephanie Stewart. 84 CONCERT BANC 1st Row, Lto R: M. Boettcher, T. Foreman, H. Heidrick, T. Fobes, M. Snyder, D. Daugherty, R. Garst, L. Tilton, E. Crannell, P. Bell. 2nd Row: K. Clark, M. Meats, E. Lampert, B. Kadel, S. Tossick, J. Harvey, D. Peterson, J. Rehmert, T. Walters, S. Standley, K. Hoestje, J. Jay. 3rd Row: T. Belden, S. Wilson, J. Haney. S. Foote, C. Lewis, D. Wiles, K. Hilt, J. Dameron, C. Bowers, S. Heidrick, J. Lange, S. Kadel, M. Odle, A. Zajic, L. Adams, K. Donley, J. Carter, T. Cashatt. 4th Row: L. Axtell, J. Weber, L. Colby, B. Mitchell, A. Wessling, J. Morrell, T. Collins, M. Meier, K. Francis. M. Tolbert, A. Conway, A. Jones, B. Gates, P. Moncrieff, J. Terry, A. Brummer, T. Foreman, P. Lampert, B. Halfhide, T. Barstow, R. Thummel, C. Baxter. P. Gastley, C. Smith. 5th Row: J. Whitlow, S. Stewart, A. Kimberly, A. Ryan, S. Hessenflow, K. Anderson, C. Emmot, Mr. McCarty, J. Pohlman, C. Carl, M. Stein, C. Walz, M. Smith, M. Montgomery, C. Thompson, P. Roberts, T. Baxter, T. Myers, T. Lawson, J. Colby, T. Twaddell, A. Bunger. ORCHESTRA 1st Row, L to R: J. Dameron, S. Donker, K. Donley, C. Struble, T. Barstow, J. Lange, J. Jackson. 2nd Row: C. Bowers, D. Bell, N. McDonald, A. Edleman, S. Heidrick, D. Peterson, E. Brassfield, B. Gates, P. Moncrieff. M. Meier. 3rd Row: K. Anderson, M. Montgomery. S. Hessenflow, C. Emmot, B. Jordon. 4th Row: A. Gates, M. Barstow, Mr. Harbaugh, J. Weber, C. Carl, J. Fuller. 85 £!US§J®j 2I Members of the All District Band: Tanya Twaddell, Paul Mon-crieff, and Becky Mitchell. Nominated to the McDonald’s Band — Buffy Kandl (clarinet) and Kelli Donley (saxophone). Band members receiving I Ratings at Regional Music Festival — P. Moncrieff — French Horn solo T. Twaddell — Baritone solo T. Foreman — Flute solo M. Boettcher — Flute solo M. Boettcher. T. Fobes. T. Foreman and Heidi Heidrick — Flute Quartet. Band members receiving I Ratings at State Music Festival — P. Moncrieff — French Horn T. Twaddell — Baritone T. Foreman — Flute M. Boettcher — Flute North Central Kansas League Band: T. Foreman. E. Lampert. S. Wilson. L. Axtell. K. Donley. N. Nothern. K. Francis. M. Tolbert. P. Moncrieff. B. Mitchell. C. Smith, P. Gastley, T. Twaddell. M. Harvey, and T. Lawson. All State Orchestra — Paul Moncrieff (French Horn). Selected for All State Choir at the Kansas Educators Convention — Todd Barstow. Shrine Bowl Marching Band — Kelli Donley. Youth for Music Band: T. Myers (tuba). T. Foreman (flute). B. Mitchell (clarinet). M. Odle (alto saxophone). K. Francis (trumpet). B. Gates (trumpet), J. Morrell (trumpet). P. Moncrieff (French horn) and T. Twaddell (baritone). Youth for Music Singers: T. Barstow. A. Brummer. S. Donker, J. Dameron. E. Finney and M. Woods. 86 Singers receiving I Ratings at State Music Festival — Elizabeth Finney and Paul Moncrieff. Instrument soloists receiving I Ratings at State Music Festival — T. Foreman. M. Boettcher. P Moncrieff and T. Twaddell. Vocal soloists receiving I Ratings at District Music Festival — E. Finney. S. Donker. P. Moncrieff and M. Smith. BHS vocalists attend Kansas Music Educators District Festival at Hays — M. Smith. A. Brummer. T. Barstow and E. Finney. Rhythm System — BHS vocal ensemble sings for local clubs, conventions and school programs. This year they sang for the Good Sams Convention held at Chautauqua Park. Rhythm System Members: L. to R — T. Twaddell. M Woods. M Tolbert. K. Heiman, T. Cashatt, T. Fobes, K. Donley, J. Dameron, S. Donker, E. Lampert. J. Caldwell. K. Marozas, M Maxwell. Fourth Row, L. to R.: M Konzem. T. Barstow. and P. Moncrieff. The pianist for the Rhythm System is Casey Carl and the director is Mrs. Rowh. Not Pictured: K. Clark. Joshua Fuller is the groups string bass and guitar accompanist. Senior Orchestra members receive I Rating at Regional and State Music Festivals — Front Row. L. to R : K. Anderson. S. Heidrick, A. Edelman. J. Dameron. N. McDonald. D. Bell. E. Brassfield. Second Row. L. to R.: A Gates, M Smith, S. Hessenflow, D. Peterson, S. Donker. T. Barstow. B. Gates. Third Row, L. to R : J Weber. M Barstow and J. Jackson. Not Pictured: K Donley and C. Struble. 87 c, enni rowne i jer Jerry J Qi ueen Our annual Fall Homecoming activities started on October 12-16. Wednesday was Rambo day, Thursday was beach bum day, and Friday was different: instead of dressing up in a particular way, everybody yelled, Beat the Raiders” whenever a whistle was blown. After school we had our parade and pep rally. The queen candidates and their escorts were Melinda Boettcher and Hans Baker, Denise Daugherty and Shannon Peters, Marisol Guirao and Jose Ogarrio, our foreign exchange students; Heidi Heidrick and Matt Niewald, Jennifer Terry and Kurtis Marozas, and Melinda Tolbert and Trent Collins. The queen, who turned out to be Jennifer Terry, was crowned at the football game on Friday evening. Immediately following the game, there was a dance in the BHS commons. • •• • • • • ♦ ♦ � � ♦� ♦ w • • • •� � � � � � � •� � «� � M � � ♦ • • � • ♦ � � � � • � � � • •� • • •••• • • • � � • • •• • • • • •• • •• Homecoming 1987 Holding back the tears with a smile, Jennifer Terry, with her escort Kurtis, scans the crowd. The Junior float took first place in the parade and won $20 with Angie Wessling, Kathi Clark. Kara Heiman, Charissa Baxter, and Stephanie Donker the theme called Scalp the Raiders. dressed up as the army to pose for a picture on Rambo day. 88 Proves Successful for All Melinda Boettcher and her escort Hans Baker. Denise Daugherty and her escort Shannon Peters. Marisol Guirao and her escort Jose Ogarrio. Heidi Heidrick and her escort Matt Niewald. Jennifer Terry and her escort Kurtis Marozas Melinda Tolbert and her escort Trent Collins. 89 'PCeuf i PtedeiU. PLAY Tersea McGuin '‘Louise Kelli Donley Gerry Eric Helzer Henry Teresa Boden Smitty, Doris Jim Highland Saul, Dr, Forbes Michelle Harvey Polly, Lady Margaret Kendal Francis Billy, Stephen Stephanie Donker Violet, Diana” Kathi Clark Phyllis Tanya Twaddell Aggie Michelle Harvey eyes the crowd for a little attention. Stephanie Donker looks annoyed at the prospect of Phyllis adding to the script and Kendal Francis looks rather shocked. Eric Helzer seems to have his mind somewhere else. The Beloit High Drama Department performed “Play On to an enthusiastic crowd on November 12th and 13th. Except for a few minor problems, the play went off without a hitch. “Play On” is actually a play within a play written by Rick Abott. The inner play is a murder mystery set in the 1920’s in London, England. It is entitled “Murder Most Foul. A knight of the realm has been murdered and a very expensive necklace that has a curse on it has fallen into the wrong hands. In the outer play, the cast of Murder Most Foul” is preparing for the upcoming performance they are not prepared for. The author of the play keeps changing the script and adding characters so the cast doesn’t know what they are doing. Pam Kindlesparger was the student director who assisted Mrs. Zimmer. Christine and Justin Em-mot took care of the lighting and Gussy Mays took care of the sound. Melinda Odle and Stacia Robinson did the players’ makeup. The play was deemed very successful by those who attended. When asked to comment on the play, Mrs. Zimmer replied, “I wished we could have performed it another two or three nights.” Tanya Twaddell looks on as Teresa Boden twirls her feather duster with anxiety and Jim Highland with a hat in hand looks for help. 90 Forensic Squad Qualifies 7 for State Back Row, Left to Right: E. Helzer, T. Twaddell, M. Harvey, G. Mays, M. Odle, J. Pohlman, J. Highland, M. Powers, Mrs. Zimmer, T. McGuin. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Heiman, L. Milanovic, K. Bailey, T. Sanford, P. Kindlesparger, and S. Donker. Gussy, Kathleen, and Ljudmila listen very closely as Tanya is bound and determined to learn her part. Portraying the characters Lenny and George in “Of Mice and Men, Jolinda bets Mindy for mercy. Mrs. Zimmer helps Pam with her problem by showing her a section in the script. The forensic squad, sponsored by Mrs. Zimmer, consisted of a total of fifteen members. They attended four tournaments which included Tipton, Marysville, Clay Center, and Ellsworth. The following members qualified for state competition: Kelly Hilt and Jolinda Pohlman, Impromptu Duet Acting; Ljudmila Milanovic, Solo Acting (serious); Melinda Odle and Pam Kindlesparger, Prose Reading; and Teresa McGuin and Kathleen Heiman, Duet Acting. Other students who received one ratings but did not qualify for state were: Annie Bunger, Informative Speaking; and Gussy Mays, Prose Reading. Iflfjiclielie Snyder: dpriny Jdomecominy Queen The 48th annual Beloit Relays were held on April 29th. The weather was beautiful and it was a very memorable day for all. At 5:00, Cory Smith, emcee for the crowning, announced Michelle Snyder as the 1988 Spring Homecoming Queen. The other candidates were; Julie Wessling, Ljudmila Milanovic, Molly Meats, Tammy Fobes, and Susan Foote. The 1988 spring candidates were: Julie Wessling escorted by Paul Gastley, Ljudmila Milanovic escorted by Jose Ogarrio, Michelle Snyder escorted by Kevin Kadel, Molly Meats escorted by Eric Lampert, Tammy Fobes escorted by Mark McGaughey, and Susan Foote escorted by Chris Bowers. Paul Gastley seems to be enjoying himself as Julie Wessling is announced to the crowd. Ljudmila Milanovic and her escort Jose Ogar-rio. Tammy Fobes and her escort Mark Mc-Gaughey. Susan Foote and her escort Chris Bowers. 93 SOPHOMORE PROM SERVERS: L to R: Matt Shurtz. Angie Wessling, David Foster, Michelle Cooper, Amy, Chris, and Richard listen and watch as Kelli Glen Lavy, Jenny Jay, Matt Konzem, Becky Mitchell, Mark Maxwell, Annie Zajic, Jeremy Lewis, Kim and Buffy present senior awards. Hoestje. Molly and Shane seem to be enjoying festivities at Robbie and Melissa look dashing in their prom attire!! prom. Doug entertains Andy and Amy at prom. Stephanie and Mark are all decked out and ready to party! m rll ej; IViphtS Kara Heiman sang the Prom theme song Hold On To The Nights” by Richard Marx to an appreciative audience. Karl. Brad, and Karen await the prom supper The 1988 Junior-Senior Prom at Beloit High was a great success due to the hard work of the juniors, their sponsors, and the parents. The theme for the prom was, Hold On To The Nights” by Richard Marx. The banquet started at 7:00 p.m., with a menu of marinated pork chops, twice-baked potatoes, green beans, rolls, and cherry cheese cake. It was delicious and well-attended by close to 180 people. Lisa Hull, Junior class president, welcomed everyone and dedicated a poem to the seniors. Chris Struble gave the invocation. After eating, Allison Conway gave an appreciation to all the people who helped to make the prom a success, and Amy Gravatt announced the itinerary for the evening. Next, Kelli Donley and Buffy Kadel entertained with various awards made for the seniors. After the meal, pictures were taken from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Finally, the dance began at 9:00 p.m. and lasted until 12:00 p.m. The commons area was decorated in blue and silver. It was majestically changed into a heaven-like atmosphere with balloons, streamers, and a fountain. Kara Heiman sang the theme with Kelli Donley accompanying her on the piano. The band First Stryke then played a variety of songs and everyone danced with enthusiasm. After the dance, there was an after-prom breakfast put on by the parents in the Elks building. There were eggs, cinnamon rolls, and orange juice, and it was well-enjoyed by all who attended. There were baby pictures hung on the walls and a video tape of the juniors and seniors as kids. This caused everyone to joyfully reminisce in the past that they have shared with each other. The prom was, without a doubt, one of the best ever. It was well attended and fun for all. The reason for the success was all the hard work that the juniors, sponsors, and parents put into it. A big thanks is in order, so thanks everyone for making this prom a great one and remember to “hold on to the night.” 95 HUMAN BEING fi SPORTS 101 First Row, Lto R — J. Colby, N. Colby, T. Myers, E. Hilt, P. Roberts, M. Chase, B. Foulke, G. Soden. Second Row: S. Gastley, M. Maxwell, T. Lawson, M. Shurts, J. Lewis, D. Foster, M. Konzem, K. Ulery, D. Wiles, S. Elder. Third Row: C. Diers, J. Crowley, D. Stelter, S. Evans, B. Matlock, T. Nyberg, T. Harr, M. Benien. Fourth Row: E. Lampert, S. Peters, S. Lynch, M. Niewald, T. Collins, K. Marozas, J. Caldwell, H. Baker. Not Pictured: G. Albert, D. Snyder, C. Kadel. The Trojans had a very good season this year. They accomplished more than anyone thought they would. Playing iike a team scared to lose” they finished tri-champs in the tough NCKL league. Though picked 4th in the league, they lost only once and led the league in total offense and total defense. The season started well with a hard-fought victory over Hillsboro, 6-0. Next they traveled to Marysville to take on a tough Marysville team. The Trojans pulled out a win when Trent Collins kicked a fieldgoal with 1 second left to give the Trojans a 10-7 victory. The team won the next 3 games with good defense and great offensive efforts. Next Beloit took on arch-rival Concordia to start district play. In this battle, the Trojans came out on top, 14-0. The Abilene Cowboys came to town and added a loss to the Trojans record. They finished the season against Russell. In a game that they knew wouldn’t help their hopes for a spot in the state playoffs, they played well and showed their poise by winning 26-12. Although they were knocked out of post-season, the Beloit Trojans had a record of seven wins and one loss. SENIORS: Front Row: Shannon Peters, Eric Lampert, Kurtis Marozas, Hans Baker. Back Row: Shane Lynch, Matt Niewald, Trent Collins, James Caldwell. COACHES: Asst. Coach Caldwell, Head Coach Labuary, Asst. Coach Neimczyk, Asst. Coach Carl. 102 Lab and teammates look on and encourage the fighting Trojans. 103 Volleyball Girls Spike Front Row: Kelly Hilt, Lisa Hull, Tiffany Foreman, Susan Foote, Melinda Odle, Noalee McDonald, Margo Woods, Carrie Lewis, Kim Hoestje. Back Row: Mike Kolhoff, Jenny Jay, Troyette Lawson, Jennifer Terry, Denise Daugherty, Jami Carter, Annie Bunger, Becky Mitchell, Annie Zajic. FRESHMEN: Back Row. Jennifer Rehmert, Stephanie Kadel, Winsome SENIORS: Susan Foote, Jennifer Terry, Denise Daugherty, and Tiffany Kneil, Stephenie Stewart, Cande Woods. Front Row: Jennifer Lange, Angie Foreman. Ryan, Jen Whitlow. 104 Toward o Fine Season Senior Jennifer Terry and junior Jami Carter serve during a tough match. Assistant Coach Winsome Kneil and Head Coach Mike Kolhoff pose for a picture. The lady Trojans posted a 12-16 record during the season. They had a rough time getting started but came on at the end to take second place at sub-state. Seniors Jennifer Terry, Denise Daugherty, Susan Foote and Tiffany Foreman showed great leadership ability during the games; juniors Kelly Hilt, Lisa Hull, Jami Carter, Carrie Lewis, and Annie Bunger supported the team throughout the season. For all the girls a strong sense of team effort shined through. The team warms up before an important game. Jennifer, Denise, and Tiffany wait for a serve. 105 VARSITY: Kneeling: Buffy Kadel, manager; Jami Carter; Lisa Hull; Kathy Klenda; Tanya Twaddell; Annie Bunger; and Jana Littrell, manager. Standing: Erica Crannell, manager; Jenny Jay; Molly Meats; Heidi Heidrick; Jennifer Terry; Denise Daugherty; and Cande Woods, manager. SENIORS: Molly Meats, Heidi Heidrick, Denise Daugherty, and Jennifer Terry. FRESHMEN: Kneeling: Stephanie Kadel, Michelle Meier, Jennifer Barnes, Marci Smith, Stephanie Stewart, Becky Larson, Stacy Heidrick. JR. VARSITY: Standing: Jana Littrell, manager; Tanya Twaddell; Joni Weber; Jenny Jay; Melinda Odle; Annie Zajic; Annie Bunger; Deanna Bell; Kasey Lopez; Kim Hoestje; and Cande Woods, manager. 106 Molly shoots a free throw after being fouled by a member of the Lions team. Jennifer and Lisa are ready to rebound the ball in the exciting game against Concordia. The 1987-88 school year was marked with many accomplishments by the Lady Trojans. They had an overall record of 13 wins, which is the second highest in our school’s history and 9 losses. The girls were the first team in the state to conquer the Concordia Panthers twice in one year in at least six years. Throughout the year, the Trojans racked up a total of 1,106 points and had an average of 50.3 points a game. They set a new record for the biggest margin of victory in beating Russell by 39 points. Overall they averaged 7.0 points a game more than their opponents. This was a season that made the Lady Trojans very proud. Heidi looks for an open member of the Trojan team to throw the ball to. Kathy takes a cue from 1 the coach on what the Jami shows great next play is. effort as she prepares to shoot a free throw. Beloit 50 Minneapolis 29 60 Smith Center 42 51 Concordia 52 47 Clay Center 54 41 Chapman 45 34 Marysville 54 44 Abilene 29 56 Wamego 30 54 Concordia 51 42 Minneapolis 44 55 Russell 28 50 Clay Center 41 63 Russell 24 58 Chapman 42 49 Sacred Heart 51 44 Marysville 60 51 Concordia 50 48 Wamego 39 44 Clay Center 38 43 Abilene 46 65 Hoxie (sub-state) 44 57 Oberlin (sub-state) 59 107 TROJANS WIN SUB-STATE Top Row: Andy Boettecher, Shane Lynch, Kurtis Marozas, James Caldwell, Cory Smith, Tim Barnes, Jason Crowley, Eric Lampert, Trent Collins. Front Row: Coach Pat Blackburn, Matt Shurts. Matt Konzem, David Foster, Assistant Coach Rick Carl. Left to Right — Shane Lynch. Kurtis Marozas, James Caldwell, Cory Smith, Eric Lampert. Trent Collins. Tim Barnes sets up for a free- throw. 108 Left to Right — Robbie Thummel, David Foster, Matt Shurts, Matt Konzem, Mike Johnson, Jason Crowley, _ . _ . , , Mark Maxwell, Andy Boettcher, Brian Gates. Sen,or- Enc Lampert wa,ts for a shot Cory Smith plays tough D during a tight game. For the first time in twelve years, the Beloit Trojan Basketball team went to the state tournament and eventually placed third. The Trojans were led this season by Coach Pat Blackburn and a hord of seniors to a 20-6 overall record. The team displayed their gutsy play by winning the pre-season basketball tournament, the Minneapolis tournament, the Sub-State tourney, and heading on to state. A highlight of the state tournament was the Trojans winning the good sportsmanship award for the outstanding support of the fans. Shane Lynch anticipates a pass. 109 Wrestlers Capture Second TrOJ3flS Definitely Six Qualify for State WRESTLING A-TEAM: L to R, Front Row: Justin Kjellberg, Jason Colby. Kevin Kadel. Terry Kiser, Kevin Doggett, Tracy Harr Back Row: Varsity Mgr. Kelli Donley, Shannon Peters, Matt Hotter, Shane Evans, Paul Gastley. Stephen Gastley. B-Team Mgr Matt Otte, Coach Andy Niemczyk The Beloit Trojan wrestlers took second in the class 1A-2A-3A KSHSAA state wrestling tournament. The Trojans had two champions, Kevin Kadel at 119 pounds and Paul Gastley at 185. Taking third was Shannon Peters 145, and Matt Hotter 155. The Trojans also took Justin Kjellberg 105, and Jason Colby 112, but they did not place. Beloit had a good season and ended with an 8-3 record. The Trojan team was coached by Andy Neimczyk and Geary Sabury. The Trojans definitely proved they still have what it takes to be winners. B-TEAM: Lto R, Front Row: Les Lieurance, Brian Foulke, Matt Dillon. Back Row: Mgr. Matt Otte, Eric Hilt, Trenton Harr. Nick Colby, Coach Andy Niemczyk. Have The Right Stuff!!! Photos by Beloit Daily Call Paul Gastley's wrestling years in high school have been very successful. Paul has wrestled a 185 lbs. all four years. Paul's freshman year he had a record of 5-3 on varsity and 15-1 record on the J.V. team. His sophomore year he had a 24-8 varsity record and received second at regionals. Paul went to state but did not place. Paul had a 31-3 varsity record his junior year and he got first at regionals and second at state. Paul placed first in all tournaments. Paul’s senior year was tough, but successful. After a knee injury in football he was unable to participate in almost all tournaments, but Paul ended his year with a first place board at regionals and a first place title at the 3A-2A-1A State Competition. Paul ended his year with a 18-2 record. Kevin Kadel's years in high school have also been memorable. Kevin starts his sophomore with a first place title at regionals and fifth place title at state, wrestling at 98 lbs. Kevin had a 30-3 record his junior year at 105 lbs. He received regional champion and took the second place title at state. Kevin's senior year was by far the best year ever. Kevin went through a tough break when his shoulder was injured part-way through the season. Kevin recovered and took the regional title and the state title at 119 lbs. Kevin ended his year with a 17-4 record. Kevin and Paul were also picked to be co-captains for their team. Matt Hoffer and Shannon Peters captured the title of third place at the 3A-2A-1A State Competition. Matt Hoffer’s junior year was the start to success. Matt got second at regionals and placed fourth at state. Matt was a regional champion his senior year. He also got the third place title. He ended his season with a 34-7-1 record at 145 lbs. Matt wrestled at 126 lbs. his freshman year, 138 lbs. his sophomore year and 155 lbs. his junior and senior years. Shannon Peters had a very good year. Shannon was a regional champ at 145 lbs. and took the third place title at state. Shannon ended his season with a 33-5 record. Shannon wrestled at 105 lbs. his freshman year; 126 lbs. his sophomore year; 138 lbs. his junior year. Shannon was also regional champ, and qualified for state. ill Golfers Putt Out Standing: Brian Gates, Shane Lynch, Kim Hoestje, Eric Lampert, Doug Foster, Troy Endsley, Jenny Jay, Jason Terry, Kevin Zachary, Chad Thompson, Roy Mays and Tim Wilson. Sitting: Robbie Thummel, Amy Gravatt, Andy Boettcher, Kathy Klenda, and Trent Collins. The golfers suffered through an up and down season which was caused mainly by the weather. During practice, the days were nice and warm while at the meets, especially the early meets, it was cold, damp, and always windy. Andy Boettcher led the team this year playing number one at every meet and finishing in the top ten at most of the meets. Andy was victorious at Smith Center on a cold, damp, and gusty day. Trent Collins and Shane Lynch showed good leadership as the only returning senior golfers while Eric Lampert and Troy Endsley lettered this year and provided depth. Mr. Hiles says that “The seniors, as always, will be missed; and hopefully they will remember us and not miss their bus in the future.” 112 A Good Year Chad takes a break after a strenuous came of golf. Mr. Hiles. Eric, and Shane watch the bal through the air after a tee off from hole one Tim calculates the number of strokes it took him to get to the hole confused Brian looks on as Robbie skillfully putts the ball. Brian, Kathy, Shane, and Amy look figure out where the ball went. run WXlaX Front Row: C. Emmot, N. McDonald, T. Twaddell, B. Kadel, J. Bailey, J. Lange, S. Evans, K. Clark, manager. Back Row: J. Rehmert, S. Donker, K. Bailey, J. Terry, B. Mitchell. M. Odle, M. Smith, S. Hessen-flow, A. Bunger, S. Kadel. Pictured above are Pete Caldwell, assistant track coach; Larry Smith, head track coach; and Pat Blackburn, assistant track coach. The Lady Trojans show their excitement after taking first place at the Southeast of Saline track meet. Jennifer Terry, Senior, led the girls track team to a successful season and was chosen as Outstanding Female Athlete. The Lady Trojans had a fine track season despite having a young team. They placed in the top three teams at seven of their meets and 4th at the League meet in Abilene. Annie Bunger set a new school record in the javelin with a throw of 115 ft. Jennifer Terry led the Lady Trojans as top scorer with 264 points. At the time of this writing, Regional and State meets had not been held. 114 Orojanb Jdurdle Padt Competition Front, L to R: T. Nyberg, T. Lawson, S. Boomer, M, Maxwell, S. Evans, P. Roberts, M. Dillon, L. Lieurance, C. Lopez. Back, L to R: K. Ulery, R Robinson, M Shurts, P. Lampert, M. Konzem, G. Albert, G. Lavy, J. Highland, E. Hilt, C. Smith, M. Benien, T, Barnes, D. Wiles, T. Myers, N. Colby, K. Marozas, T. Foreman, M. Stein. Not Pictured: J. Crowley, J. Colby, D. Golden, J. File, B. Garst. SENIORS: Cory Smith, Scott Boomer, Kurtis Marozas. The Boys Track Team had a successful year by scoring well against tough competition. Doing much better than expected, the team finished strong and had many great individual efforts including: Scott Boomer in the shot put and discus, Jason Crowley in the javelin, Tim Barnes in the mile and two-mile, Cory Smith in the hurdles, and a strong sprinting squad of Kurt Marozas, Shane Evans, and Tracy Nyberg. The seniors on the team, providing leadership, were Boomer, Smith, and Marozas. The team placed consistently in the top 4 in all of the regular-season track meets. In the NCKL League meet, the Trojans finished third in the competitive event. (At the time of this writing the track season was still in process.) 115 CROSS COUNTRY MAKES A COMEBACK After being absent from our sports program for ten years, cross country has returned. When Beloit changed leagues, it brought about a possibility for us to renew our cross country team. Several BHS students showed interest in renewing the program. With Mr. Smith as head coach, a team was formed consisting of 15 boys and 4 girls. The seven varsity runners are Matt Hoffer, Kevin Kadel, Cory Smith, Justin Kjellberg, Tim Barnes, Terry Kiser, and Matt Dillon. The race is two miles long and is usually run on a golf course. They score five out of the seven varsity runners from each school. The cross country team had two runners qualify for state. Justin Kjellberg and Tim Barnes went to state cross country on November 8th and placed twentieth and thirty-second respectively. Mr. Smith addresses the crowd at the opening pep rally. Julie Bailey and Sara Hessenflow look on. Front Row: M. Dillon, L. Lieurance, K. Doggett, T. Kiser, J. Kjellberg. Middle Row: C. Lopez, T. Foreman, M. McGaughey, B. Gates, R. Thummel. Back Row: J. File, T. Barnes, G. Lavy. M. Hoffer, R. Robinson; Not Pictured: Kevin Kadel and Cory Smith. L to R — Julie Bailey, Marci Smith, Buffy Kadel, Tanya Twaddell. TWO QUALIFY FOR STATE 116 (baccalaureate Marisol, Jose, and Ljudmila end their year of studies in Beloit with Baccalaureate and Graduation. baccalaureate Sunda j, 22, I SS S:00 P. J . Llniltd zA ct o liit Cfiuxch Prelude Processional.......................... Invocation....................... “Scherzo From Piano Sonata Op. 2 No. 3' By Beethoven ......Mrs. Kay Carl Rev. Jim Hutchinson ......Flute Quartet Melinda Boettcher. Tammy Fobcs, Tiffany Foreman. Heidi Hcidrick Scripture Matthew 7:7-11 Rev. Robert Conway Wr.urCan'iy Fxi Robertson..Senior Rhythm Syslci James Caldwell. Tammic Cashatt, Kathi Clark, Tammy Fobcs. trie Lamport, Kurtis Marozas, Melinda Tolbert Sermon..... Benediction Recessional ..v................Rev. Robert Conway A Passion For The Possible” ........................Rev. Jim Hutchinson ............................. Mrs. Kay Carl Ushers: Tracy Nybcrg Laurie Adams Chris Strublc Jami Carter Leaders: Doug Foster Lisa Hull Senior Rhythm System members performed “Dream a Dream for Baccalaureate and Commencement. 118 Tiffany, Heidi, Tammy, and Melinda play for an appreciative crowd. 88” Mr. Caldwell extends his congratulations to Trent. Graduating class of 1988. Seniors getting last minute instructions. Commencement 105t 5?xaduatlon dnnivcxiaxy C7fiuwJLjuj, oWatj 26, 1988 8:00 P. a . oit £uniox- Stnlox £ h.oot Processional___________________________________ Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance by Edgar Elgar Invocation... Welcome______ ..........Rev. John Grummon —-------------- —------------Melinda Boettcher Class President Maybe Someday by Terre McPhecters___________Rhythm System Senior Talk------------------------——.....Melinda Boettcher Introduction of Class of 1938...______ ------------ Mr. John Bottom Superintendent of Schools Piano Solo-------------------------------------Kalhi Clark Themes from Concerto in A Minor by Edvard Grieg Introduction of Speaker............ Mr. Jim Kuhn Vice-Principal. Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Address.— -------------------------------------Don Tolbert 1957 BUS Graduate Small Towns and Farms: A Proud Heritage Presentation of Class ofl988..........Mr. Vcrlin R. Kolman Principal. Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Awarding of Diplomas. ...... Board of Education Bill Foreman Robert Lamped Rod Wilson Benediction —---------------------- Rev. John Grummon Recessional---------------------------------------Orchestra Ushers: Andy Boettcher Shane Evans Roseanna Garst Amy Gravalt Melinda Boettcher gave the Senior Talk. Denise, Julie, and Heidi took time for a last minute picture. Andy Boettcher and Lisa Hull were elected to lead the seniors through graduation exercises. Mr. Kolman listens while Mr. Kuhn introduces the speaker. Senior Class of • ■% Graduates in Style U.L.: Don Tolbert, B.H.S. graduate of 1957, addresses the class of 1988. U.R.: Kathi Clark played a beautiful piece for her classmates. L.L.: Graduates pictured here are original members of the class of 1988. Jose and Nathalie talk while waiting for graduation to begin. 120 Mrs. Larson and Mr. Caldwell seem too glad graduation is over Shane and Dan participate in a pudding eating contest. Montee, Kelly, and Jennifer look for a winning combination. Lisa, Shannon, and Mark enjoy a game of black jack. Todd and Chris must be “big winners” from the smiles on their faces. Tom prepares to join the game. Todd, Melinda, and Tammy enjoy a game of black jack while Melinda's Dad looks on. Annie Bunger and Carrie Lewis concentrate on a winning hand. HONOR STUDENTS AT B.N.S. VO-TECH BUSINESS SKILLS: 1st Row: A. Gravatt, M. Tolbert, K. Heiman, J. Nelson, T. Bunger. 2nd Row: D. Foster, A. Conway, K. Hoestje, T. Herbie, K. Heiman, L. Tilton, S. Wilson, T. Nyberg. 3rd Row: B. Mitchell, C. Bowers, S. Stanley, J. Haney, R. Thum-mel. 4th Row: A. Zajic, T. Collins, M. Meats, T. Endsley, J. Carter. CONCORDIA BUSINESS SKILLS: 1st Row: M. Tolbert, K. Heiman, K. Clark, S. Wilson, J. Carter, A. Gravatt, M. Meats. 2nd Row: A. Boettcher, T. Collins, A. Zajic, K. Heiman. 3rd Row: J. Fuller, J. Jackson, K. Marozas, T. Endsley, B. Mitchell, M. Odle, L. Axtell. BROWN MACKIE BUSINESS SKILLS: Rob Thummel, Jeremy Jack-son, Annie Zajic, Jami Carter, Kara Heiman. Not Pictured: Leslie Tilton. 122 SHINE SHINE SHINE ... Cory Smith was awarded the most outstanding Science and Math student by Kansas State University. Matt Niewald was chosen to play in the Shrine Bowl in August. Melinda Boettcher and Kristen Baily were chosen to go to Russia this summer. URS VO AC TO t IIS CHEERLE GOLF AT Mi JR HI TR Al REGIONAL AT PH ILL STATE OP'j HUTgad M III LIILLHPKWn rnnu■ MS CHEERLEADER PRACTICE! SPANISH FIESTA SRA TESTS 7,8 19 TR AT SMITH (?ENTER JR HI CHEERLEA� '' 'VOUl ' « VANIf.L MIR YK PHI I FACULTY M’ SRA TEST STUCO MATH OOF MUSIC CO.. Ofl I CM DFFICI 120 ASSEMBLY MITCHELL Kelli Donley and Annie Bunger were chosen for Girls’ State and Tracy Nyberg, David Foster, and Andy Boettcher were chosen for Boys’ State. Chris Bowers and Tanya Twaddell participated in the Citizen Bee. Tanya took third and is eligible for state. Tracy Sanford also participated. STATE FORENSIC HONORS: Kathleen Heiman, Pam Kin-dlesparger, Ljudmila Milanovic, Kelly Hilt, Jolinda Polman, Melinda Odle. 123 JR. HIGH JR. HIGH FACULTY Mr. Mike Burgan Physical Education Mr. Carle Kuhn Science Mr. Richard Carl Social Science Mr. Jay Rowh Tutor and Math Mrs. Sharon Eilert Language Arts Mr. Larry Rufener Careers Mrs. Carol Good Mathematics Mrs. Violet Williams Developmental Reading Matt Maxwell and Robin File take a break from Mr. Rufeners class to smile for the camera. 125 Mr. Kuhn keeps the Junior High on the road to scientific discovery. Here we find him recuperating from the day’s events. SEVENTH GRADERS Karen Adams Danna Barstow Amy Baxa Tim Bell Steven Burks Troy Colby Dusty Conn Pepper Cooper Brennan Cousland Ricky Croisant Eric Eilert Justin Emmot Robin File Lisa Foulke Stacy Golden Jodi Gravatt Heather Heidrick Mandy Heidrick Thomas Heiman Todd Herbie Jennifer Hiserote TRULY ENJOY Clint Hubbard Mike Jay Amber Jorgensen Kyle Kopsa Marshal Kruse Matthew Lee Mike Lewallen Josie Lewis Jeremy Littrell Charles Mallory Matt Maxwell Julie McShane Bryan Mehl Jennifer Meier Jennifer Miller Shawn Miller Stephanie Morrell Angela Motes Scott Motes Tyler Odle Not Pictured: Kory McCracken DFJ 19S 127 JR. HIGH LIFE Shawndel Piersee Jennifer Roberts Jason Rosebaugh Jim Schmidt Gary Sloggett Shannon Sporleder Chad Stroede Tina Struble Christy Tice Mindy Timmons Chris Ullom Heather Walters Scott Weakley Jeff Weber Daniel Winters 128 NIPPERS Naturalize Sure -Vo-aT W XsjCt fastd. JC=Wj in yo JLr Ke (L M EIGHTH GRADERS Scott Ahlvers April Barnes Melissa Barstow Melinda Bean Luke Cashatt Errick Clark Jana Copp Jordan Cousland David Creitz Deidra Daugherty Jennie Diers Nathan Dixon Amie Donker Cary Duvall Laura Elliott Darcy Farney Kip Fulton Amy Gates Larry Gormly )hwii (jrorifwollor Jamel Grummon Vade Hafestme Mike Heiman hala Hrrberhol lohn Higle 130 Kristi Hotter Jill Hull Eric Ingram Kerri Isbell Jana Jones Shawna Jordon Jay Konzem Brandy Lieurance Bill McShane Marcy Meats Tim Mehl John Meili Heather Mitchell Jason Monty Amy Mott John Newcomer Amy Peterman Cara Peterson Jason Piersee Kathy Pillard Michael Ribordy David Roberson Stephan Saathott Brady Scott James Shurts 131 JUNIOR HIGH SPIRIT Jeff Slate D. D. Soden Shane Standley Jason Stelter Lori Streit Lori Thompson Mikki Tice Mark Tolbert Darren Ulery Kendra Wagner Bryan Walz Richard Watts Carla Welch Nikki White Susan Williams Curt Zajic Amie Donker and Laura Elliott model the new Junior High Spirit T-Shirts. From the bright smiles, and the shades, they seem to be having fun. Mikki Tice donned a big smile at the first Jr. High football game of the season. Jr. High Band J. Hiserote, L. Foulke, R. File, B. Cousland, J. Copp, M. Timmons, J. Roberts, H. Mitchell, A. Donker, D. Farney. M. Barstow, A. Gates. K. Pillard, D. Grum-mon, M. Meats. K. Adams, M. Tice, J. Hull, J. Weber, H. Heidrick, A. Jorgensen, A. Baxa, S. Jordon, K. Hotter, B. Walz, J. Meier, D. Daugherty, J. McShane, J. Miller. K. Isbell, S. Motes, K. Kopsa. M. Lee, C. Peterson, S. Piersee, M. Kruse, J. Cousland, J. Schmidt, D. Ulery, J. Jones, J. Shurts, S. Ahlvers, B. Scott, D. Gronewoller, D. Roberson. M. Heidrick, H. Walters, S. Morrell, A. Yeary, A. Motes, Mr. McCarty, T. Herbie, T. Odle, T. Bell, S. Herberholz, S. Williams, M. Tolbert, J. Konzem, B. McShane, J. Emmot, C. Hubbard, J. Slate, J. Littrell, S. Sporleder, M. Lewal-len, D. Creitz, J. Newcomer, M. Maxwell. Jr. Orchestra A. Gates, M. Barstow, L. Elliot, D. Farney, C. Hubbard, C. Peterson, J. Roberts, J. Weber, J. Jones, S. Standley, Mr. Harbaugh, M. Maxwell, S. Morrell, J. Meier, S. Piersee, M. Heidrick. A. Yeary, M. Lee. Kayettes A. Gates, K. Isbell, S. Williams, M. Meats, A. Donker, D. Gronewoller, D. Daugherty, S. Jordon, H. Mitchell, J. Copp, L. Elliot, K. Pillard, D. Farney, J. Hull, C. Peterson, M. Tice, A. Baxa, T. Struble, S. Piersee, P. Cooper. B. Cousland, D. Barstow, J. McShane, R. File, S. Morrell, J. Roberts, K. Adams, J. Jones, C. Welch, M. Bean, A. Motes, L. Foulke, J. Miller, H. Walters, J. Meier, J. Gravatt, A. Jorgensen, H. Heidrick, A. Yeary, M. Heidrick, J. Hiserote, Mrs. Williams (Sponsor), C. Tice, Mrs. Eilert (Sponsor), S. Golden, A. Mott, B. Lieurance, M. Barstow, S. Herberholz, K. Wagner, D. D. Soden, K. Hotter, L. Thompson, N. White. 134 JUNIOR HIGH FALL SPORTS VOLLEYBALL Left: Top Row: Kara Peterson, Mandy Heidrick, Jenny Hieserote, Amy Yeary, Stephanie Morrell, Dana Barstow, Robin File, Amie Donker. Bottom Row: Jennifer Meier, Heather Walters, Shawndel Piersee, Tina Struble, Amy Baxa, Karen Adams, Jennifer Roberts, Julie McShane. CHEERLEADERS Above: Top to Bottom: Jana Copp, Darcy Farney, Jill Hull, Marcy Meats, Susan Williams. 7th FOOTBALL Above: Front Row: Shawn Miller, Shannon Sporleder, Tyler Odle, Eric Eilert, Chad Stroede, Thomas Heiman, Bryan Mehl. Second Row: Micheal Lewallen, Kyle Copsa, Scott Motes. Jeff Weber, Jim Schmidt, Marshal Kruse, Jason Rosebaugh. Top Row: Justin Emmot, Mike Jay, Scott Weakly, Dan Winters, Clint Hubbard, Matt Maxwell Tim Bell. 8th FOOTBALL Above. Top Row: Darren Ulery, Eric Ingram, Jay Konzem, Richard Watts. Brian Walz. Mark Tolbert. Middle Row: Wade Hafestien, Tim Mehl. Scott Ahlvers. James Shurtz, John Newcomer, Mike Heiman. Bottom Row. Jordan Cousland. Kurt Zaiic Brady Scott, Luke Cashatt, Jason Piercee. Jeff Slate. 135 8th GRADE CHORUS First Row. L to R: J. Monty. A. Peterman. C. Peterson. M. Tice. E. Clark, J. Piersee, K. Isbell, A. Gates. Second Row, L to R: B. Lieurance, S. Jordan. J. Jones. D. D. Soden, J. Meili, D. Grummon. J. Newcomer. T. Mehl, L. Elliott. K. Wagner. D. Daugherty. D. Farney. Third Row. L to R: Mrs. Rowh, M. Bean. S. Williams. K. Hotter, N. White, S. Standley, S. Ahlvers. B. McShane, J. Konzem, D. Ulery, B. Walz, S. Hammond, W. Hatenstine. Fourth Row, L to R: K. Pillard, L. Streit, L. Gormly, J. Cousland, L. Cashatt, C. Zajic. A. Donker, L. Thompson. M. Meats, J. Copp. Fitth Row, L to R: K. Fulton, N. Dixon, D. Creitz, C. Duvall, E. Ingram, B. Scott, J. Shurts, R. Watts. M. Tolbert, D. Gronewoller, M. Barstow, H. Mitchell, C. Welch and A. Mott. 7th GRADE CHORUS First Row, L to R: S. Burks, R. Croisant, Mrs. Rowh, C. Ullom, S. Sporleader, M. Heidrick, J. Meier, S. Miller, S. Weakley. Second Row, L to R: T. Struble, J. McShane, J. Roberts. K. Adams. S. Piersee, H. Heidrick, A. Jorgensen, M. Lee, B. Mehl. M. Jay, T. Herbie, J. Littrell. Third Row, L to R: D. Conn, T. Colby. M. Timmons, M. Lewallen, S. Morrell, J. Miller, A. Yeary, C. Hubbard, M. Maxwell, J. Weber, J. Schmidt, J. Emmott, M. Kruse. Fourth Row, L to R: T. Odle, K. Kopsa, J. Rosenbaugh, J. Hiserote, C. Tice, S. Golden. A. Baxa, R. File, B. Cousland, H. Walters, T. Bell, C. Stroede, E. Eilert, S. Motes. T. Heiman, P. Cooper, and J. Gravatt. 136 Jr. High Basketball Grade J. Cousland, L. Cashatt, J. Newcomer, S. Standley, S. Ahlvers, J. Shurts, M. Tolbert, J. Konzem, B. Scott 7th Grade J. Colby, S. Motes, E. Eilert, B. Mehl, C. Stroede, T. Odle, J. Schmidt, R. Croisant, J. Weber, T. Herbie, M. Jay, J. Littrell, M. Maxwell, T. Bell, K. Kopsa, M. Lewallen 7th Grade A. Baxa, T. Struble, J. Lewis, J. Roberts, H. Walters, J. Meier, R. File, A. Jorgensen, A. Yeary, J. Miller, H. Heidrick, A. Motes. J. Gravatt, B. Cousland, P. Cooper 137 8th B-Ball Front Row: Marcy Meats, Amy Gates. Middle Row: Kathy Pillard, Kerri Isbell, Jill Hull, Shawna Jordon. Back Row: Coach Karen Baker. Kristi Hotter, Anna Boden, Dawn Gronewoller, Deidra Daugherty, Coach Winsome Kneil. Wrestling Front Row: Amber Jorgensen, Kyle Kopsa, Jett Slate, David Roberson, Brian Mehl, Jason Monty, Kristi Hotter. Back Row: Tim Mehl. Scott Ahlvers, Richard Watts. Jeremy Littrell, Kay Konzem, James Shurts, Coach Andy Niemczyk. 138 8th Girls Front: M. Tice, L. Thompson, K. Isbell, J. Hull, A. Donker, Melinda Bean, J. Copp. Back: Susan Williams, D. Farney. D. Daugherty. D. Gronewol-ler, H. Mitchell, L. Elliott. K. Hotter. M. Meats. D. D. Soden. 7th Girls Front: S. Piersee, T. Struble, K. Adams, J. Meter, J. Roberts, J. Lewis, J. McShane. Back: J. Gravatt. A. Baxa. A. Jorgensen, A. Yeary, H. Heidrick, P. Cooper, Mandy Heidrick, R. File. B. Cousland. 8th Boys Front: J. Cousland. D. Grummon, J. Piersee, J. Meili, J. Newcomer. D Roberson, S. Standley. Back: S. Ahlvers, D. Ulery, R. Watts, M. Tolbert. J. Konzem, B. Scott, J. Shurts, E. Ingram, M. Heiman. 7th Boys Front: T. Heiman. J. Emmot. T. Odle. E. Eilert, B Mehl. K. Kopsa. Back: T. Bell. M. Lewallen. M Jay, C. Hubbard. T. Herbie. Matt Maxwell. J. Littrell. Not Pictured: M. Lee. 139 7th-9th Grade BAND Jr. High Music receive I Ratings for solos or ensembles at The Salina Invitational Band Contest — J. Weber, M. Maxwell, B. McShane, D. Gronewoller, J. Konzem, B. Scott, D. Roberson, C. Peterson, M. Tice, S. Williams, J. Jones, J. Roberts, M. Timmons, and J. McShane. VOCAL Vocalists receiving I’s or above for advanced performance at the Hays Festival — A. Brummer, D. Crietz, A. Gates, H. Heidrick, C. Hubbard, J. Jones, G. Kruse, M. Maxwell and M. Tice. Clint Hubbard received an Advanced Performance Award at the Hays Festival. KANSAS MUSIC EDUCATORS CLINIC CHOIR: M. Smith, J. Konzem, S. Ahlvers, and A. Gates. czz .. Students selected to KMEA-ASTA State-Wide Junior High Orchestra — J. Weber, M. Barstow, K. Anderson, D. Peterson, A. Gates and M. Maxwell. Not Pictured: K. Peterson. Strings receiving I Ratings at State Music Contest — K. Anderson — violin solo T. Barstow — viola solo D. Peterson — viola solo Junior Orchestra received 1+ Rating at Hays City Music Contest — A. Gates, J. Weber and J. Roberts. Amy Gates — 1st chair violin at Western Kansas Orchestra Festival. Vocalists sang in concert at Wichita with KMEA Honor Jr. Choir — S. Ahlvers, A. Gates, J. Konzem and M. Smith. 143 31901 THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORT ABD Printers Abram Ready-Mix Ace Hardware Anderson Motor Company Bell Memorials Beloit Appliance Company Beloit Bootery Beloit Bowl Beloit Daily Call Beloit Entertainment Center Beloit 5 10 Beloit Floral Beloit Motor Company Beloit Paint and Glass Beloit Typewriter Exchange Beloit Veterinary Clinic Betty's Ready to Wear Boettcher Enterprises Bohnert Jewelry Brush Up Cablecom Carrico Implement Dr. and Mrs. Milton Holloway Farm Bureau Insurance Farmway Coop Inc. Farmway Credit Union First Kansas Federal Savings and Loan First National Bank Fuller Chevrolet Gantenbein Frasier Gray Plumbing and Heating Greif Jewelers Guaranty State Bank Haigh Flowers Haney’s Home Center Harr Body Shop Harrison Funeral Home James Clothing Joint Effort Kohler's Garage LaCoe’s Radiator Lucille’s Beauty Shop Mainliner Restaurant McDaniel’s Barber and Style Shop McDonald Funeral Home Midwest Lumber Mill Street Emporium One Main Cut Pats Hairworks Portraits by Struble R M Auto Parts Reiter Insurance S S Drug Schnell Pestinger Appliance Service Data Center Shamburg Oil Co., Inc. Shoe Connection Solomon Valley Post State Farm Insurance Sunflower Swisher Chiropractic Thompson’s O.K. Tire Torrs Food Store Town and Country Weber Implement Zimmer Real Estate 144 145 Chris Bowers James Caldwell Tammie Cashatt Kathi Clark Trent Collins Denise Daugherty Richard English Tammy Fobes Susan Foote Tiffany Foreman Kendal Francis Most Likely To ... Jeff Fuller Brian Ammons: Best Troublemaker Hans Baker: Most Friendly Be a model Melinda Boettcher: Most Organized Smartest Succeed Scott Boomer: Best Dressed Be a teacher Chris Bowers: Go into the Peace Corps James Caldwell: Be a teacher Tammie Cashatt: Best Singer Kathi Clark: Prettiest Eyes Best display of school spirit. Best looking in 501’s Be a politician Trent Collins: Nicest Hair Best looking in 501's Denise Daugherty: Best Partier Most Carefree End up in jail Richard English: Best display of school spirit. Most Carefree Tammy Fobes: Best Troublemaker Susan Foote: Most Friendly Not get married Have a lot of kids Tiffany Foreman: Go into the ministry Go into the Peace Corps Kendal Francis: Be a politician Jeff Fuller: Best Partier End up in Jail 146 Jennifer Terry Julie Wessling David Williams Most Likely To ... Stephanie Wilson Paul Gastley: Get married first Jenny Haney: Get married first Jami Harrison: Not get married Have a lot of kids Heidi Heidrick: Nicest Legs Best Dressed Be a model Karen Heiman: Enter the world of business. Tami Herbie: Win a lottery Eric Lampert: Prettiest Eyes Quietest Most Organized Enter the world of business Kurt Marozas: Most Outgoing Best Athlete Nicest Legs Molly Meats: Most Outgoing Smartest Win a lottery Nathalie Nothern: Have no kids Come back to live in Beloit Michelle Snyder: Quietest Mark Stover: Have no kids Jennifer Terry: Best Athlete Nicest Legs Best looking in 501’s Be a teacher Julie Wessling: Nicest Hair David Williams: Come back to live in Beloit Stephanie Wilson: Win a lottery Not Pictured: Lee Helmick: Go into the ministry Matt Niewald: Best Singer Win a lottery Cory Smith: Smartest Succeed 147 148 149 991 Attitudes At B.H.S. 156 Campbell, Gillmore, Struble, and Williams Retire Left to Right: Bill Campbell, Helen Gillmore, Bob Williams, and Phyllis Struble are all retiring from B.H.S. Bill Campbell graduated from B.H.S. in 1946 and went on to graduate from Hays in 1950. From 1950-57, he was the Jr.-High football coach in Concordia. After 37 years of teaching algebra, Mr. Campbell is planning to hunt, paint, golf, and travel during his retirement. Helen Gillmore has taught bachelor living and home economics for all of her 38 years of teaching. She is a graduate of Kipp High School which is now part of South East of Saline. This K-State graduate plans to do volunteer work in Salina, travel, and do some sewing and craft work during her retirement. Phyllis Struble graduated from Glasco High School and went on to major in Entomology at KU. She received her masters degree from Fort Hays in 1970. After 45 years of teaching, she plans to do work for her church and get more exercise by walking, golfing, and swimming. Bob Williams graduated from Tulsa Central in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1945. He went on to graduate from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma and received his masters degree from Emporia State University. After 38 years of teaching he plans to fish, hunt, golf, garden, and do work around the house during his retirement. 157 Index Abell. Kurtis 3. 34. 37. 48. 52. 140. 147. 151 Adams. Karen 126. 134. 136. 139 Adams. Laurie 3. 4. 33. 34. 37. 48. 51. 52. 53. 59. 67. 82. 84. 85. 99. 148. 150. 151. 156 Ahhrers. Scott 130. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 152 Albert. Greg 34. 46. 48. 53. 61. 78. 102. 115. 145. 147. 151 Alexander. Tammy 47 Ammons. Bryan 14. 15. 17. 19. 31, 47. 54. 79. 99. 119. 120. 146 Anderson. Amy 47 Anderson. Kelli 33. 42. 45. 50. 67. 77. 82. 85. 143. 154 Axtell. Jennifer 42. 50. 61 Axtell. Lisa 19. 28. 30. 46. 47. 82. 85. 119. 120. 122 Ayers. Jennifer 42. 50 Bailey. Julie 42. 45. 50. 67. 72. 114. 116. 141. 145 Bailey. Kristen5, 33. 34, 48. 62. 66. 91. 114. 123. 148 Baker. Hans 3. 16. 18. 21. 26. 27. 28. 30. 47. 54. 66. 72. 73. 74. 89. 101. 102. 119. 146 Barnes. April 130 Barnes. Jennifer 3.42.45,50.61,78.84. 121 Barnes. Tim 4. 34. 37. 48. 53. 101. 108. 115. 116. 117 Barstow. Danna 126. 134 Barstow. Melissa 85. 130. 134, 136. 143 Barstow. Todd 34. 48. 82. 84. 85. 86. 154 Baxa. Amy 126. 129. 133. 134. 136. 137, 139 Baxter. Charissa 3, 34. 37. 46, 48. 53. 59. 70.71.82. 85. 88. 121. 151. 153 Baxter. Troy 42, 45, 50. 82, 85. 151 Bean. Melinda 59. 130. 134, 136, 139 Bean. Melissa 38. 40. 41. 49. 62. 72. 73. 74. 94. 145 Belden. Traci 5. 33. 34. 37. 48. 70. 72. 77. 80.82,84. 85.97. 145. 148. 150 Bell. Deanna 38. 41. 46. 49. 51. 53. 61. 85. 96 Bell. Patty 34. 37. 46. 48. 72. 82. 85. 97. 145 Bell. Tim 126. 134. 136. 137. 139 Bemen. Montee 34. 48. 61. 66. 101. 102, 115. 117. 121. 147 Blackburn. Pat 7. 9. 101. 108. 114. 148 Boden. Anna 138 Boden. Teresa 18. 27. 28. 47. 54. 90. 119 Boettcher. Andy 34. 37. 48. 51. 53. 66. 68. 69. 74. 75. 94. 101. 108. 109. 112. 119. 122. 123. 156 Boettcher. Melinda 3. 14. 18. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 57. 66. 72. 74. 82. 85. 89. 101, 118. 119. 121. 122. 123. 140. 146. 148. 151. 154 Boomer. Scott 14. 15. 17. 18. 20. 29. 30. 31. 47. 66. 79. 84. 98. 101. 115. 117. 118. 119.146 Bottom. John 8. 120 Bowers. Cherie 38.41.46.49.51.67.72. 73. 85. 122 Bowers. Chris 5. 14. 17. 19. 27. 29. 47. 82, 85. 92. 93. 99. 119. 120. 123. 146 Bowles. Charles 19. 47. 119 Brassfield. Erica 38. 41. 46. 49. 51. 53. 61. 67. 85. 154 Brummer, April 5. 42. 50. 82. 84. 85 Bunch. Dennis 42. 50 Bunger. Annie 33. 34. 48. 64. 66. 82. 85. 97. 104. 106. 114. 121. 123 Bunger. Teri 38. 49. 122 Burgan. Mike 98. 125 Burks. Steven 126. 136 Caldwell. James 17. 19. 21. 27. 28. 30. 47. 62. 66. 70. 71. 79. 84. 99. 101. 102. 103. 108. 118. 119. 120. 146. 149 Caldwell. Peter 4. 7. 9. 44. 52. 54. 99. 101. 102. 114. 119, 120. 121. 148 Campbell. Bill 5. 7. 9. 54. 79. 154. 157 Carl. Casey 3. 42. 45. 50. 62. 77. 82. 84. 85. 141 Carl. Richard 79. 99. 101. 102. 108. 125 Carlton. Gene 12 Carter. Jami 3. 34. 48. 51. 53. 64. 66, 80. 82. 84. 85. 101. 104. 105. 106. 107. 122. 158 148. 152 Cashatt. Luke 129. 130. 133. 136. 137 Cashatt. Patsy 9 Cashatt. Tammie 21. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 59. 74. 82. 84. 85. 118. 119. 141. 146 Chase. Mike 3. 42. 50. 54. 64. 102 Christians. Cheryl 149. 154 Clark, Errick 130. 136. 153 Clark. Kathi 3. 4. 15. 16. 18. 21. 26. 27. 28. 29. 47. 51. 53. 57. 59. 67. 68. 74. 75. 82. 84. 85. 88. 90. 119. 120. 122. 146 Claussen. Mike 36 Claussen. Rhonda 38. 49. 72. 73. 145 Colby. Jason 38. 49. 66. 82. 85. 102. 110. 115, 145 Colby. Lisa 4. 38. 49. 82. 85 Colby. Nick 3. 42. 50. 102. 110. 115. 151 Colby. Troy 126. 136. 137 Collins. Tiffani33. 42. 45. 46. 50. 59. 82. 85. 98 Collins. Trent 18. 20. 21. 28. 31. 47. 51. 66. 89. 101. 102, 103. 108. 112. 119. 120. 122. 149. 152 Cdpitts. Jennifer 42. 45. 50. 54. 72 Conn. Dusty 126. 136 Conway. Allison 3. 4. 34. 37. 46. 48. 51. 53. 59. 67. 72. 73. 82. 84. 85. 122. 145. 146. 148 Cooper. Michelle 38. 41. 49. 59. 94. 149 Cooper, Pepper 126, 129. 134. 136. 137. 139 Copp. Jana 130. 134. 136. 139. 154 Cousland. Brennan 126. 134. 136. 137, 139 Cousland. Craig 9 Cousland. Jordan 130. 134. 136. 137. 139 Crannell. Erica 3. 33. 34. 48. 79. 82. 85. 106. 148 Crawford, Betty 9 Creitz. David 130. 134. 136 Croisant. Ricky 126. 136, 137 Crowley. Jason 5. 34. 46. 48. 52, 53. 66. 98, 101. 102. 108. 109. 115. 117. 140. 150 Dameron. Janet 33. 34. 37. 48. 54. 82. 84. 85. 141. 145. 148. 155. 156 Dameron. Sam 3. 42. 64. 151. 152 Daugherty. Deidra 130, 134. 136. 138. 139. Daugherty. Denise 14. 16. 19. 20. 26. 27. 28. 47. 61. 62. 63. 66. 72. 82. 84. 85. 89. 98. 104. 105. 106. 119. 120. 140. 146 DeBolt, Marcie 38, 49 DeVore. Eddie 9. 64 Diers. Chip 4. 34. 46. 48. 53. 78. 102 Diers, Jennie 130. 133 Dillon. Matt 3. 42. 50. 110. 115. 116 Dixon. Nathan 130. i36. 153 Doggett. Kevin 38. 49. 64. 101. 110. 116 Donker. Amie 130. 132. 133. 134. 136. 138. 139 Donker. Stephame33. 34. 46. 48. 58. 66. 70. 71. 74. 77. 84. 85. 88. 90. 91. 94. 99. 114. 147. 148. 154. 156 Donley. Kelli 3. 33. 34. 37. 48. 52. 59. 61. 66. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 77. 82. 83. 84. 85. 90. 94. 96. 99. 110. 123. 151. 152. 156 Duvall. Cary 130. 136 Edelman. Alethia 42. 45. 50. 85. 151 Edwards. Jeff 38. 49 Eilert, Eric 126. 129. 136. 137. 139 Eilert. Sharon 7. 125. 134 Elder. Lee 7, 9. 62 Elder, Shawn 38. 41. 49. 64. 65. 102 Elliott, Laura 130. 132. 133. 134. 136. 139 Emmot. Christine 5. 42. 45. 50. 64. 82. 85. 114 Emmot. Justin 126, 134, 136. 139 Endsley. Troy 19. 21. 29. 47. 80. 84. 112. 119. 120. 122 English. Richard 15. 17. 18. 20. 29. 30. 47. 64. 66. 84. 94. 99. 119. 120. 146. 150 Evans. David 3. 5, 42, 50. 59. 72 Evans. Mike 12. 54 Evans. Shane 5.34.48.51.66.94.102. 103. 110. 115. 121 Evans. Shannon 42. 50. 51. 59. 97. 98. 114 Farney. Darcy 130. 134. 136. 139 Farney. Jeff 17. 19. 47. 84. 119. 120. 150 File. Joe 3.42.45.64.115.116 File. Marna 42. 50. 72 File. Robin 126. 129. 134. 136. 137. 139 Finney. Diane 42. 50. 84. 154 Finney. Elizabeth 38.41.49.62.84.86 Fleming. Chuck 38. 96. 140. 151 Fobes. Tammy 4. 14. 15. 21. 22. 26. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 51. 52. 59. 67. 74. 75. 82. 84. 85. 92. 93. 98. 118. 119. 120. 121. 146 Fogo, Betty 12, 99. 155 Foote. Susan 22. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 66. 80. 82. 85. 92. 93. 101. 104. 119. 120. 146. 154 Foreman. Tiffany 20. 22, 31. 47. 66, 72. 82. 84. 85. 104. 105. 118. 119. 146. 154 Foreman. Trevor 42, 45. 46. 50. 74. 82. 85, 101. 115. 116. 148. 149 Foster. David 38. 41. 49. 51. 72. 94. 101. 102. 103. 108. 109. 122. 141. 145 Foster. Doug 5. 33. 34. 48. 66. 72. 73. 74. 75.94.96. 112. 123. 141. 148. 156 Foulke. Brian 42. 50. 64. 102. 110 Foulke. Lisa 126. 133. 134 Foulke. Marsha 34. 48. 80. 84. 98 Francis. Kendal 5. 14. 23. 28. 31. 47, 59. 66. 72. 82. 85. 101. 119. 140. 146. 150 Franklin. Sondra 9 Fuller. Jeff 16. 21. 23. 28. 29. 47. 62. 63. 95. 119. 122. 146 Fuller. Josh 42. 50. 84. 85. 134 Fulton, Kip 130. 136 Garst. Brian 3. 42. 45. 50. 115 Garst. Roseanna 4. 5. 33. 34. 48. 51. 52. 59. 67. 72. 73. 82. 83. 84. 85. 146. 148. 156 Gastley. Paul 15. 17. 21. 23. 27. 28. 29. 47. 66. 74. 82. 85. 92. 93. 95. 101. 110. 111. 119. 120. 147. 150 Gastley. Stephen 38. 41. 49. 66. 102. 110 Gates. Amy 85. 130. 133. 134. 136. 138. 143. 154 Gates. Brian 38. 40. 49. 66. 72. 82. 85. 101. 109. 112. 113. 116 Gengler. Amy 45. 46. 54. 59. 99. 145 Gengler. Tom 15. 20. 22. 30. 47. 58. 80. 121 Gentry. Mary 12 Gering. Shelby 38. 49 Gilmore. Helen 4. 9. 157 Golden, Daryl 4. 34. 48. 115. 140 Golden. Doug 3. 42. 50 Golden. Stacy 126. 134. 136 Good. Carol 125 Gormly. Karen 35. 48. 84 Gormly, Larry 130. 136 Grauerholz. Enos 3. 42, 45. 50. 64. 146 Gravatt. Amy 4. 35. 37. 46. 48. 52. 70. 72. 73. 80. 94. 97. 99. 112. 113. 122. 145. 148. 150. 151. 155 Gravatt. Jodi 114. 126. 129. 133. 134. 136. 137. 139 Gronewoller. Dawn 130. 133, 134. 136, 138, 139. 142 Grummon. Daniel 130, 134. 136. 139 Guirao. Mar.sol 21. 22. 28. 29, 47. 52. 53. 59. 60. 72. 75. 89. 98. 118, 119 Hafenstme, Wade 130. 136 Halfhide. Billy 35. 48. 54. 82. 85 Halfhide. Carrie 4, 38. 49. 62 Hammond. Shane 130. 136 Haney. Jennifer 15. 16. 17. 18. 21. 27. 30. 47. 66. 70. 82. 83. 85. 99. 119. 122. 147. 153. 156 Harbaugh, Michael 9, 85. 134 Harmon, Dawn 22. 31, 47. 119 Harr. Tracy 35.37.46.48.53.61.64.66. 77.99. 101. 102. 110. 152 Harr. Trenton 33. 42. 50. 64. 110. 141 Harrison. Jami 23. 27. 28. 47. 61. 79. 119. 120 Harvey. Juanelle 42. 45, 50. 52. 82. 85. 140. 155 Harvey. Michelle 16. 20. 23. 26. 28. 29. 47. 82. 85.90.91. 119. 120. 122. 150 Hayden. Sandy 23. 26. 31. 47. 61. 119. 120 Heidrick, Heather 126. 134. 136. 137. 139. 153 Heidrick. Heidi 3. 14. 22. 27. 31. 47. 53. 61. 62. 66. 72. 82. 85. 89. 101. 106. 107. 118. 119. 120. 147. 155. 156 Heidrick. Mandy 126. 134. 136. 139 Heidrick. Stacey 3. 33. 42. 44. 45. 50. 54. 72. 82. 85 Heiman. Kara 4. 35. 46. 48. 51. 67. 72. 73. 77. 84. 88. 94. 122, 145. 150. 156 Heiman. Karen 14. 16. 22. 28. 47. 54. 61. 78. 95. 119. 120. 147 Heiman. Karl 22. 47. 95. 119. 120 Heiman, Kathleen 3. 38. 49. 62. 91. 149. 152 Heiman, Marsha 38. 49. 64. 65. 150 Heiman, Mike 130, 139 Heiman. Thomas 126, 136, 139 Helmick, Lee 119, 147 Helzer. Eric 42. 45. 50. 90. 91. 146. 150. 153 Herberholz. Shala 130. 134 Herbie. Tam. 15. 17. 23. 26. 28. 31. 46. 47. 52. 59. 79. 98. 119. 120. 122. 147 Herbie. Todd 126, 129, 134. 136. 137, 139 Hessenflow. Sara 3. 42, 50. 67. 72. 80. 82. 85. 114 Highland. Jim 5. 35. 37. 48. 61. 90. 91. 115. 146. 150 Higle. John 130 Hiles. Bill 7, 9. 52. 99. 148. 149. 156 Hilt. Eric 33. 42. 45. 50. 72. 73. 102. 110. 115. 140 Hilt. Kelly 33. 35. 46. 48. 61. 66. 68. 69. 72. 74. 82. 84. 85. 104. 117. 121. 123. 148. 156 Hiserote. Jennifer 126, 133, 134. 136 Hiserote. Tressa 35. 48 Hoestje. Kim 38. 40. 41. 49. 52. 74. 82. 85. 96. 99. 104. 112, 122. 140. 149 Hoestje. Will 10 Hoffer. Kristi 129. 131. 133. 134. 136. 138. 139 Hoffer. Matt 3. 14. 15. 16. 20. 23. 28. 29. 30. 31. 47. 62. 63. 66. 80. 101. 110. 111. 116. 119. 120 Hoffman. Marcus 42. 45. 50. 64. 152 Holl, Bob 10. 57 Hubbard. Clint 127. 133. 134. 136. 139 Hull. Jill 131.134.138.139 Hull. Lisa 4. 33. 35. 37. 48. 66. 68. 69. 72. 73. 74. 75. 88. 96, 98. 101. 104. 106. 107. 118. 119. 121. 149. 156 Ingram. Eric 129, 131, 136, 139 Ireland. Marjorie 12 Isbell. Kerri 131. 133, 134, 136. 138, 139 Jackson, Jeremy 33. 38. 41. 49. 62. 85. 98. 148 Jay. Jenny 33. 39. 49. 52. 72. 82. 85. 104. 106. 112. 145. 149. 152 Jay. Mike 127. 129. 133. 136. 137. 139 Johnson. Mike 39. 49. 61. 64. 109 Johnson. Stacy 3. 42. 50. 72. 99 Jones. Angela 39. 49. 79. 82. 84. 85 Jones. Jana 131, 133, 134. 136, 142 Jordan. Brian 43. 64. 85 Jordan. Shawna 131, 134, 136. 138 Jorgensen. Amber 127, 133, 134, 136. 137. 138. 139 Kadel. Buffy 3. 33. 35. 48. 52. 59. 61. 66. 77. 78. 82. 84. 85. 88. 98. 99. 106. 114, 116. 117. 148 Kadel. Clayton 43. 45. 46. 50. 64. 98. 102. 153 Kadel. Dan 39. 41. 49. 64. 65 Kadel. Kevin 17. 20. 21. 23. 28. 29. 30. 31. 47. 61. 64. 66. 74. 92. 93. 101. 110. 111. 119. 150 Kadel, Sharon 10. 78 Kadel. Stephanie 3. 4. 43. 44. 45. 50. 59. 72. 82. 85. 104. 114. 151 Kimberly. Angie 3. 43. 46. 50. 59. 82. 85. 98 Kmdlesparger, Pam 5, 33. 35. 48. 52. 91. 98. 123, 148. 151. 153 Kiser. Terry 21. 35. 37. 48. 51. 64. 101. 110. 116 Kiellberg, Justin 35. 48. 51. 53. 66. 74. 78. 99. 101. 110. 116. 151 Klenda. Kathy 33. 35. 48. 53. 61. 66. 68. 69. 74. 75. 79. 88. 98. 106. 107. 112. 113. 149 Knell. Winsome 104. 105. 138 Kohn. Debra 48 Kolhoff. Mike 104. 105 Kolman. Verlin 5. 8. 98 Konzem. Jay 131. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 152 Konzem. Matt 33. 39. 40. 46, 49. 52. 62 77. 84. 101. 102. 103. 108, 109. 115 Index Kopsa. Kyle 115. 127. 136. 137. 138. 139 Koster. Mark 12 Kruse. Gretchen 5. 43. 45. 50. 78. 84 Kruse. Marshal 127. 134. 136. 153 Kuhn. Carle 125. 148 Kuhn, James 5. 8. 99 labuary. Geary 3. 7. 10. 97. 99. 101. 102. 103 laCoe. Erik 39. 49. 64. 65 lampert. Eric 14. 24. 26. 28. 31. 47. 66. 82. 84. 85. 92. 93. 99. 102. 103. 108. 109. 112, 113. 118. 119. 120. 147. 150. 156 Lampert. Paul 33. 43. 50. 80. 82. 85. 115. 148 Lange. Jennifer 43. 45. 50. 52, 82. 84, 85. 104. 114 Larson, Becky 3.43.46.61.98 Larson. Jacqueline 7. 10. 98. 119. 120, 141 Lavy. Glenn 39. 49. 78. 94. 115. 116 Lawson. Tom 39. 41. 49. 51. 53. 61. 82. 85. 102. 115 Lawson, Troyette 14, 16. 21. 24, 30. 31. 47. 53. 58. 66. 80. 104. 119. 140 Lee. Mathew 127. 134, 136. 139 Lewallen. Mike 127, 134. 136. 137. 139 Lewis. Carrie 33. 35. 46. 48. 62. 74. 82. 85. 99. 104. 121. 146. 148. 156 Lewis, Jeremy 33. 39. 49. 94. 102 Lewis. Josie 127, 137, 139 Lieurance. Brandy 131. 134. 136 Lieruance. Les 43. 45. HO. 115. 116 Littrell. Dawn 16. 24. 27. 29. 47, 54. 119. 120. 153 Littrell. Jana 5. 39. 46. 49. 59. 72. 73. 82. 85. 106 Littrell. Jeremy 127. 129. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139 Long, Donna 12 Lopez. Cory 33. 43. 45. 46. 50. 101. 115. 116 Lopez, Kasey 39. 41. 49. 53. 61. 77. 96 Ludwig. Sylvia 148 Lyle. Laura 25.47.119 Lyle. Wade 15. 25. 31. 47. 119. 120 Lynch. Shane 16. 25. 26. 28. 31. 47. 62. 63. 66. 78. 99. 101, 102. 103. 108. 109. 112. 113. 119, 145. 150 Mallory. Ann 17. 30. 31. 119. 145 Mallory. Charles 127. 145 Marozas, Kathy 12 Marozas. Kurtis3. 14. 17. 21. 24. 26. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 57. 61. 66. 68. 74. 75. 77. 84. 88. 89. 102. 103. 115, 118. 119. 122. 147 Massey. Gary 39. 49 Massey. Jerry 39. 49 Matlock, Angie 39. 49 Matlock. Billy 35. 48. 51. 66. 78. 80. 102. 148 Maxwell, Mark 39. 49. 66. 77. 84. 94. 102. 109. 115 Maxwell. Matt 126. 127. 129. 133. 134. 136. 137. 139. 142. 143 Mays. Gussy 91. 145 Mays, Roy 112 McCarty. Gary 10. 54. 82. 98. 134, 156 McCracken, Kory 127 McDaniel. Diana 10. 68. 70. 71. 79. 99 McDonald. Noalee 5. 39. 49. 66. 72. 73. 85. 104. 145, 150. 154 McDonald, Shawn 35, 48. 148 McGaughey. Mark 14. 15. 16. 21. 24. 31. 47. 62. 63. 66. 78. 79. 92. 93. 94. 101. 116. 119 McGuin. Teresa 5. 50. 72. 73. 90. 91. 145 McGuire. Charlie 3. 35. 48. 97. 149 McKnown. Robyn 35. 48 McShane. Bill 131. 134. 136. 142 McShane. Julie 127. 134. 136. 139. 142 Meats. Marcy 131. 133. 134. 136. 138. 139 Meats. Molly 16. 24. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 53. 57. 66. 72. 74. 77. 82. 85. 92. 93. 94. 106. 107. 119. 121. 122. 147 Mehl. Bryan 127. 129. 136. 137. 138. 139 Mehl. Sherry 39. 41. 46. 49. 145. 148 Mehl. Tim 131. 136. 138 Meier. Jennifer 127. 134. 136. 137. 139 Meier. Michelle 33. 43. 44. 45. 50. 59. 72. 82. 85. 98 Meili. John 129.131.136.139 Milanovic. Ljudmila 15. 16. 25. 26. 27. 29. 47. 59. 60. 72. 75. 84. 91, 92. 93. 118. 119. 123. 145 Miller. Amy 3. 43. 50. 62 Miller. Debbie 48 Miller. Jennifer 127. 134. 136. 137 Miller. Melissa 43. 50 Miller. Shawn 127, 136 Mills, David 35. 48 Mitchell. Becky 39. 40. 41. 46. 49. 66. 74. 75. 82. 85. 94. 99. 104. 114. 122. 147 Mitchell. Heather 131. 133. 134, 136. 139 Mohler. Mike 3. 43. 50. 145 Moncrieff. Paul 39. 49. 72. 73. 82. 84. 85. 145. 150. 154 Montgomery. Marla 43. 50, 62. 74, 82. 84. 85 Monty. Jason 131. 136. 138 Morrell. Jeff 3. 33. 43. 44. 45. 50. 52. 82. 85. 101 Morrell. Stephanie 127, 134. 136 Motes. Angela 115. 127. 134. 137 Motes. Scott 127. 129. 134. 136. 137 Mott. Amy 131. 134. 136 Myers. Todd 3. 33. 43. 44. 45. 50. 62. 82. 85. 102. 115 Nelson. Jennie 4. 39. 49. 72. 73. 122, 145 Nelson. Scott 4. 39. 49. 62. 151 Newcomer. Bonnie 10. 79 Newcomer. John 131. 134. 136. 137. 139 Niemczyk. Andy 102, 110. 138 Niewald. Matt 3. 15. 25. 28. 29. 30. 31. 47. 66. 84. 89. 99. 101. 102. 119. 120. 123. 150 Noah. Joyce 36. 48. 84 Nothern. Nathalie 14, 15. 16. 17. 20. 21. 25. 27. 29. 30. 31. 47. 59. 82. 85. 97. 98. 119. 120. 141. 147 Nyberg. Tracy 36. 37. 46. 48. 66. 70. 71. 78. 80. 97. 99. 102. 115, 122. 123. 140 Odle. Melinda 39. 41. 46. 49. 59. 74, 75. 82. 85.91.99. 104. 122. 123. 141 Odle. Todd 36. 48. 52. 64. 65. 77. 78. 99. 121, 146. 148. 151 Odle. Tyler 127. 129, 133. 134. 136. 137. 139 Ogarno, Jose 16. 21. 24. 26. 29. 47, 59. 60. 61. 72. 73. 80. 89. 92. 93. 118. 119. 120. 145 Otte. Matt 39.41.49.59.98 Paillet. Jason 39. 41. 49. 64. 65 Paxson. Rocky 43. 50 Peterman. Amy 131. 136 Peters. Shannon 3. 20. 21. 24. 26. 28. 29. 30. 31. 47. 66. 89. 98. 101. 102. 103. 110. 111. 119. 121. 146 Peterson. Cara 131. 133. 134. 136. 142 Peterson. Dina 3. 43. 44. 45. 50. 72. 74. 82. 85. 98. 143. 154 Peterson. Mary Lou 10 Piersee. Jason 131. 136. 139 Piersee. Shawndel 128. 129. 134. 136. 139 Pillard. Kathy 131. 133. 134, 136. 138 Pohlman. Jdinda3. 4. 36. 37. 48. 62. 66. 82. 85.91. 123 Porter, Jana 10 Powell. Tim 24. 26. 29. 47. 51. 78. 119 Powers. Monique 3. 43. 50, 72. 91, 145 Rehmert. Jennifer 43, 46. 50. 59. 82, 85. 104. 148 Ribordy. Jerry 3. 43. 50 Ribordy. Michael 131 Richards. Kari 36. 48. 84 Roberson. David 131. 134. 138. 139. 142 Roberts. Jennifer 128. 134. 136. 137, 139. 142. 149 Roberts. Phillip 3. 43. 45. 50. 72. 74. 75. 82. 85. 101. 102. 115. 145. 151 Robinson. Michael 39. 49 Robinson. Ryan 43. 50. 96. 101. 115. 116 Robinson. Stacia 3. 33. 43. 50. 54. 62. 67. 79. 148 Rosebaugh. Jason 3. 128. 136 Rosebaugh. John 43. 50. 72 Rowh. Jay 54. 66. 125 Rowh, Rita 10. 84. 136 Rufener, Larry 7. 99. 125, 148 Rufener. Patty 12 Ryan. Angie 3. 43. 45. 50. 54. 82. 85. 104 Saathoff. Stephan 131 Sahlfield, Mary 11 Sanford. Tracy 3. 36. 48. 72. 73. 91. 97. 148 Schmidt. Jim 128. 129. 134. 136. 137 Scott. Brady 131. 134. 136. 137. 139. 142 Selewski. Marc 14. 16. 21. 25. 30. 47. 98. 119 Senters. Barb 43. 50. 54. 99 Senters. Dean 36. 48. 61 Senters. Dennis 43. 50. 153 Senters. Randy 36. 37. 48 Shamburg. Dorinda 11 Sheetz. Fred 4. 36. 48. 64. 97. 148 Shurts. James 131. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139 Shurts. Matt 3. 33. 40. 41. 49. 64. 65. 66. 94. 96. 101. 102. 108. 109. 115. 141. 146 Simmons. Artyn 12. 54 Slate. Jeff 132. 138. 152 Slate. Malmda40. 41. 46. 49. 52. 57. 59. 98. 140 Sloggett. Gary 128. 129 Smith. Brad 21.25.31.47.64.95.99.119 Smith. Cory 16. 25. 26. 27. 28. 47. 66. 72. 82. 85. 92. 101. 108. 109. 115. 119. 123 Smith. Larry 11,114.116 Smith. Marci 43. 45. 50. 82. 84. 85. 114. 116. 117. 154 Snyder. Darin 40.41.49.66.84 Snyder. Don 43. 50. 64. 102. 145. 148 Snyder. Michelle 3. 17. 26. 27. 47. 54. 66. 72. 82. 83. 85. 92. 93. 119. 120. 141, 147. 156 Snyder, Sherry 11.58 Soden. D. D 132. 133. 134. 136. 139 Soden, Garett 3. 43. 50. 102 Sporleder. Shannon 128. 134. 136 Staley. Yvonne 3. 50 Standley. Shane 129. 132. 134. 136. 137. 139 Standley. Stacy 40. 41. 49. 72. 73. 82. 85. 122. 145. 152 Stem. Lisa 36. 48 Stein. Mike 3. 33. 43. 45. 50. 82. 85. 115. 101. 141 Stelter. Dan 36. 37. 48. 66. 96. 99. 102. 121 Stelter, Jason 132, 145 Stewart. Stephanie 43. 45. 46. 50. 52. 54. 59. 82. 84. 85, 98. 104. 147. 151 Stout. Barry 3. 26. 30. 47. 119. 120. 145 Stover. Mark 26. 31. 47. 64. 119. 120. 121. 147 Streit. Lori 132. 136 Stroede. Chad 128. 129. 136. 137 Stroup, Elizabeth 12. 54 Struble. Chris 4. 36. 37. 48. 52. 64. 65. 70, 71. 85. 94. 121. 140. 141. 155 Struble. Phyllis 7. 11. 157 Struble. Tina 128. 129. 134. 136. 137. 139 Terry. Jason 44.45.50.112 Terry. Jennifer 15. 17. 21. 26. 27. 28. 29. 31. 47. 66. 72. 73. 78. 82, 83. 85. 88. 89. 98. 101. 104. 105. 106. 107. 114, 117. 119, 120. 146. 151 Thierolf. Judy 4. 12. 98 Thompson. Chad 44. 50. 72. 82. 85. 112. 113. 145. 152 Thompson. Lisa 44. 50 Thompson. Lori 118. 129. 134. 136. 138. 139 Thummel. Robbie 40. 49. 72. 82. 85. 101. 109. 112. 113. 116. 122. 150 Tice. Christy 128. 134. 136 Tice. Mikki 132. 134. 136. 139. 142 Tilton. Leslie 3. 36. 48. 72. 73. 82. 85. 122. 148 Timmons. Mindy 128, 134. 136. 142 Tolbert. Mark 132. 134. 136. 137. 139. 153 Tolbert. Melinda 4. 17. 26. 28. 31. 47. 51. 53. 67. 82. 84. 85. 89. 98. 118. 119. 120. 122 Tossick. Stacey 44. 50. 82. 85 Treaster. Sharon 11,72.73 Twaddell. Ladeanna 11 Twaddell, Tanya 36. 48. 59. 66. 68. 69. 72. 73. 82, 84. 85. 90. 91. 98. 106. 114. 116. 123. 150. 154 Ulery. Darren Ulery, Kevin Ullom. Chris Ullom. Robbie Vanpelt, Jeff Wagner. Chris Wagner. Kendra Waldmann, Jason Walters. Heather 132. 134. 136. 139 40. 49.64.65. 102. 115 128. 136 36. 37. 46. 48. 64. 94 147. 151. 152 44. 50. 54. 153 132. 134. 136 44. 50. 78 128. 134, 136. 137 Walters. Tara 40. 49. 67. 72. 73. 82. 85. 145. 152 Walz. Bryan 132. 134. 136 Walz. Chnsti 5. 33. 36. 48. 59. 61. 82. 85. 153 Watts. Richard 132. 136, 138. 139. 152 Weakley. Scott 128, 129. 136 Weber. Jeff 85. 128. 134. 136. 137. 142. 143 Weber. Jom 33. 40. 46. 49. 72. 73. 82. 85 Webster. Kathy 7. 11 Webster. Phillip 44. 50 Webster. Roberta 27. 47. 98. 119 Welch. Carla 132. 133. 134. 136 Wesslmg. Angela 4. 40. 41. 49. 51. 59. 67. 74. 82. 84. 85. 88. 94. 99 Wesslmg. Julie 14. 16. 17. 21. 27. 28. 30. 31. 47. 53. 61. 67. 70. 92. 93. 95. 98. 99. 119. 141. 145. 147. 151 White. Nikki 132. 134, 136 Whitlow. Jen 3. 44. 46. 50. 59. 82. 85. 104 Wiles. Darrel 12. 54 Wiles. Darwm 40. 49. 61. 82. 85. 102. 115. 151 Williams, David 14. 17. 26. 29. 30. 47. 64. 98. 99. 119. 120 Williams. Robert 7. 11. 53. 54. 140, 153. 157 Williams. Susan 132. 133. 134. 136. 139. 142 Williams. Theda 12. 160 William. Violet 125. 134 Wilson. Stephanie 15. 26. 28. 29. 30. 31. 47. 59. 72. 79. 82. 83. 84. 85. 98. 119. 122. 141. 147. 156 Wilson. Tim 40.49.112.113 Winters. Daniel 128 Woods. Cande 5. 44. 50. 72. 84. 97. 104. 106. 145 Woods. Margo 36. 37. 48. 66. 72. 84. 97. 104. 151 Wonck. Deanna 21. 26. 27. 31. 47. 153 Wrench. Marsha 27. 28. 31. 47. 119. 120. 148 Yeary, Amy 128. 134. 136. 137. 139 Zachary. Kevin 3. 44. 50. 112 Zajic. Annie 40.41.49.77.82.85.94.96. 104, 122 Zajic. Curt 128. 132. 136. 153 Zimmer. Terri 7. 11. 51. 78. 91. 148. 155 159 Mrs. Theda Williams retired this year after 28 years of service as bookkeeper at Beloit Junior-Senior High School. She will be greatly missed by all who know her. In addition to enjoying her job, Mrs. Williams found the students she dealt with on a daily basis very special because there was always something new and interesting happening with them. She recalled a particular experience: A group of seventh graders asked me my age. I told them they didn’t want to know, but they insisted. When I told them, one of them replied, 'Oh my God, and you’re still alive?' ” Mrs. Williams described herself jokingly as the oldest thing in the building.” She enjoys life to the fullest, enjoys good health, good friends, and the world in general. Best Wishes To You, Theda! 160