Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1978 volume:

r 1978 TPOJAM Beloit Jr—Sr liqh Si hi ol Bel oit, Kansas lu me Facalfcj? 6 Sgriops 16 Featapes 32 OpgaaizatioRs 52 Spopfcs 92 URdepcIasses 116 AccoRspIiskmeRts 150 JpHidfe 140___________ ENTER ONLY 1—“1 SPEED LIMIT 10 SO IF YOU THINK YOUR LIFE IS COMPLETE CONFUSION CAUSE YOUR NEIGHBORS GOT IT MADE JUST REMEMBER THAT IT'S A GRAND ILLUSION AND DEEP INSIDE WE'RE ALL THE SAME THE GRAND ILLUSION Words G Music by Dennis DeYoung 1977 ALMO MUSIC CORP. C STYGIAN SONGS (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission BUT DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE RADIO THE TV OR THE MAGAZINES THEY'LL SHOW YOU PHOTOGRAPHS OF HOW YOUR LIFE SHOULD BE BUT THEY'RE JUST SOMEONE ELSE'S FANTASY THE GRAND ILLUSION Words C Music by Dennis DeYoung 1977 ALMO MUSIC CORP. C STYGIAN SONGS (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission AMERICA SPELLS COMPETITION PIN US IN OUR BLIND AMBITION GET YOURSELF A BRAND NEW MOTOR CAR BUT SOMEDAY SOON WE'LL STOP TO PONDER WHAT ON EARTH'S THIS SPELL WE'RE UNDER WE MADE THE GRADE AND STILL WE WONDER WHO WE REALLY ARE THE GRAND ILLUSION Words G Music by Dennis DeYoung 1977 ALMO MUSIC CORP. G STYGIAN SONGS (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission A C ADMIX Jim Huffman and Barbara Cox, members Larry McClintock, member John Bottom, Superintendent School Board President, Alan Bemdt 11 AT OHS TO III0I1 8 Hal Steiner, Jerry Cady, Bob Lampert, members (ili! All 1)11111 Mi I US 1 9 3C0ND YEAR The year has passed quickly, leaving an abundance of memories, accomplishments and friendships. Take with you die knowledge available. This knowledge can build a better tomorrow. Use it as a stepping stone to success. Remember the success of tomorrow depends on todays work. Further, quoting from Abe Lincoln, I have noticed that folks are generally about as happy as they have made up their minds to be ... It is a real joy to work with you. As youth, because of your bountiful enthusiasm, innocence and idealism. This has been another tremendous year .... many thanks .. Best of Luck for many successful and happy years. Verlin Kolman Mr. Verlin Kolman, Principal Mr. James Copp, Vice-Principal. Kolman discusses school activities with Gene Ki- merer. Copp hard at work figuring book rentals. Copp and Kolman share a joke. Custodians L R; Mr. Gene Carlton, Mr. Mark Koster, Mr. Ron Brummer, Mr. Arlyn Simmons. Office Personnel L R; Mrs. Sheila Lattin, Secretary for Vice Principal Copp; Mrs. Theda Williams, Bookkeeper; Mrs. Betty Fogo, Secretary for Principal Kolman PERSONNEL Lunchroom Staff L R; Mrs. Marjorie Ireland, Mrs. Elizabeth Stroup, Mrs. Donna Long, Mrs. Mary Alice Gentry. Not pictured-Patty Rufener, Food Service man- STAFF MEMBERS W O  r Xjll i . i O MEET STUDENT NEE™' , L iJ Mr. Crcg Kopsa, School Psychologist Kirs. Ardella Wessling, School Nurse Mrs. Margaret McCune, Level Four Special Ed Aide. Mr. Dean Ford Miss Helen Cillmore Language Arts Home Economics Mr. Michael Harbaugh Miss Paula Harper Orchestra Physical Education 12 Mr. Robert Harrison Social Science Mr. Charles Hessenflow Vocational Agriculture Mr. Bob Holl Guidance Counselor Mrs. Candee Jacobs Language Arts Mrs Arlene Kadel, Home Economics Mrs. Jacqueline Larson Librarian Mr. Kennard Larson Mr. Harvey Loy Industrial Education Business Mrs. Helen Lukens Language Arts Miss Mary Lou Peterson Special Education 13 Mrs. Sondra Franklin Business Miss Kathleen Smith Language Arts 14 Miss Phyllis Struble Science Mrs. Sharon Treaster Language Arts Mr. Clayton Williams Physical Education Shari Fulhage Vice - President Terri Spear Secretary e Greg Shamburg President Joyce Walker Treasurer Janis Thompson StuCo Representative Joe Blass Chris Campbell Barbara Clark Joe Briney Montey Carrico Terry Broadbent 18 Daniel Crannell Ann Crumrine Cindy Davies Rebecca Brobst Tim Coffer Joy Conley Dallas Cox Jim Bruce Tim Butterfield . -V. Darwin Deets Gary Dietz Mark Dillner 19 Linda Dobratz Brenda Goff Ian Drake Dan Grittman Frank Eilert Carl Hamilton 20 June Heiman Kevin Hewitt Steve Hewitt V Carter File Nancy Forster Cindy Gengler Ralph Hamilton Holly Hartman Brenda Heiman Elissa Katz Jeff Ireland Susan Kadel 21 „ v i y Tim Krone Lome Loganbill Arleen Long Jerlene Robinson Thayne Thompson June Sibley Brad Treaster Lavina Simpson Lisa Treaster 24 Wade Wentling Roberta Wiegand Terri Wilson Rick Vernon Mary Wadick Pam Zachary Tammy Walker On August 9, 79 students enrolled as seniors for the 1977-78 school year. The class started the year off right winning first place in the homecoming parade with the theme, 1 'Flush the Knights. 1 After a long debate the class finally choose silver and maroon for caps and gowns. On December 17, seniors presented ' 'How Deep Is Your Love'' to the juniors for the 1977 Christmas Prom. The dance was held at the American Legion from 9-12 featuring ' 'Manna.'' This year the seniors had a big re -sponsibility providing leadership for state bound teams. Besides sports the seniors had an outstanding academic year leading the honor roll and winning a large variety of scholarships. On May 22 the class of 78 walked down the halls of BJSHS for the last time. There were mixed emotions knowing that this would be the last time the class would be together yet wanting to set out on their own. The Class of '78 feels that this was the Gary Wrench Okbralr Homrroming Anilities 1. Carolyn gives acceptance speech. 2. Queen candidates and escorts are introduced as they await the big moment. 3. Kevin Hewitt crowns Carolyn, 1977 Homecoming Queen. 4. Karen Peterson, Head Wrestling Cheerleader, Aneita Remus Pep Club Pres, and Chris Heidrick Stu-co rep. help with the crowning. 5. Queen and attendants look on as Homecoming activities continue. 6. A large Homecoming crowd was on hand to enjoy the festivi -ties. 26 1. Marching Band provided music in the Homecoming Parade . 2. Jeff Ireland reaches out to knock down Sacred Heart pass. 3. The Trojans line up for another play enroute to a Homecoming victory. 4. Stu-Co members and sponsors take admission at the dance. 5. Don and Robin Koontz, Holly Hartman and Mike Peterson take a break with Carolyn Kir-gis. 6. A large crowd enjoys the music of 1 'Hundred Proof . 7. Jim Severance solos in half time performance. Homecoming activities began with 1 'Spirit Week1'. As spirit grew through out the week, we observed such days, as, sock 'em day, overall day and make 'em sweat day. On Friday Pep Club presented the Senior boys with boutonnieres. The Homecoming Day Parade provided the public with a look at the Queen candidates, marching band and the class floats entered in the float contest. The Seniors took first place in the contest with the theme ' 'Flush the Knights.'' Max Deets gave a spirit talk to fire up the public for the game. Coach Williams introduced each of the players and told of their accomplishments this year. Cheerleaders added to the spirit with cheers and chants. A victorious game over Sacred Heart gave us even more reason to celebrate at flie Homecoming dance. Approximately 200 students and faculty attended the dance. Stu-co sponsored the dance from 10-12. Hunerd Proof provided music as we ended Homecoming week. CQ(DW£D 1977 rM e ommv SU££AJ 28 4. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kadel. 5. Carolyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kirgis. 8. Max Deets gives spirit 7. Kevin Hewitt, Seniors, talk at Homecoming Day was Master of Ceremonies. Parade. Communili Orchestra Aids f lavor SClTHPACIFICCCE im Hi l H I AI Al IM ORCHESTRA Violm Susan ede' Flute Connw n jpsa Sharon Kadei i nda 3ob atf Juke Man Oboe Bern Ora e Lon Clark Sheity Thompson Viola Chr s Campbell Clannet Ne e S' ne Ceao .V nr W Ou S-.Sar H„g ns Oarer Shumate Trumpet j m Se.erance Bast '.tan. h EnpsWy .18«nbst Bassoon Ch s Peter n Trombone B- - Baritone Ma Roberts l nn Nnnccmer Tuba M e Peterson C-.ipg 0 .nstan Piano Shj r. F. age Mnn«v kng NURSES Etta Deets Brenda Poult or June Herman Janet Seidel Susan McKee Reaa Kems Anita Remus JHI Underhill NATIVES Lor. Clark Linda Carrico Nancy Kresm Mary Lynn Hodgson Shelly Thompson Theresa Gengler Eiame English Jane Lange Eiissa Katz Gianna Marteiia Susan Michaels Seanna Fietchaii SAILORS Alan Reetz Bryan Wright Jett Hansen Jett Ptymire Fred Severance Bruce Holland David File Mike Noah Directed by Kathleen Smith Vocal Direction by Carl Bice Conducted by Mike Harbaugh CREWS Mator Characters Nonna Jerome Hanrt NHkeforbuah Emrte DeBeque Bkxxty Mary lull B4lis Protestor Stewpot U Joseph Cable Commander Hatmon Captain Brackett L al — in order of appearance Tammy Schweitr ' ........... T . TimCakleei Set Vernon Nancy Fore«le Tliayna Thompw r Carolyn Kepn Lome loganfe Ten Buttert ei l OuyASpNr. Ooug Cmmnne Brad T roaste Tom Weson ..•Lome logantuli Chns Remus ... 'Karen Gentry Sue McKee Chns Newell Jan y TlK Tim G' t ert Grant ThmroK Tim B' tte’t-ei'J Props Set Building Costumes Program Cover •Doug Crumnne The Cast •Mark Wallace Craig Dunstan 5th Hr Tech Class •AlanBoden Davy Lovseth Chns Snedden Dawn Boden Harnett Scenary Make up BHNs's Ship Curtain Sound MMMlWM WMMTM MT GtMM£StWMMgf The Class of '78 presented the Christinas Prom to the Juniors at the American Legion on December 17. Juniors, Seniors, and their dates danced to the music provided by ' 'Manna.'' Greg Sham-burg welcomed everyone to the dance and introduced Thayne Thompson who sang the prom theme ' 'How Deep Is Your Love accompanied by Shari Fulhage. During intermission Santa (alias Mr. Allphin) visited, and read a few Christmas present requests. Lime punch and cake were served to approximately 175 students and teachers. Seniors decorated the hall with red and green streamers and decorated a scotch pine Christmas tree. Queen Shari Fulhage with escort Kevin Hewitt On Friday, February 3, 1978, Shari Fulhage was crowned Winter Sports Homecoming Queen. The ceremony was held between the Varsity and B games. Shari is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Fulhage. She was escorted by Kevin Hewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hewitt. Attending the queen were Terri Spear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cary Spear, escorted by Tim Krone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Krone. Janis Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, escorted by Joe Blass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blass. Winter Sports Honorary Queen was Gianna Martella from Uruguay. Gianna is staying with the Charles Farmer family. Her escort was Guy Allphin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Allphin. Dallas Cox served as emcee for the ceremony. An-eita Remus, Pep Club President, presented the Queen with a bouquet of roses. Carolyn Kirgis, head football cheerleader, presented the plaque and the attendants with Trojan pins. Ian Drake, Stu-co President, assisted with the ceremony. Shari and her attendants reigned over a victorious game with Lincoln with a score of 56-SI. After the game, Limousine11 entertained the Royalty, student body and faculty at a dance in the Commons Area. Y-teens and Art and Photo sponsored the dance from 10 to 12:30. 39 Twenty- four 2Ts Provide Chorus received a one for performance. Instrumental soloists receiving one's were J. Severance and C. Jamison. S. Fulhage, S. Kadel, and L. Dobratz got one's on individual solos and along with C. Campbell earned a one with their flute quartet. Vocal soloists include - Back row - T. Butterfield - T.Thompson L. Loganbill - G. Allphin - Front - A. Remus - J. Hansen - N. Forster. They all received ones. Members of girls ensemble 3 receiving one's were; Back row - C. Kirgis - C. Heidrick - J. Thompson - E. Deets - Front - B. Poulton - N. Forster - D. Roberson - J. Walker. for Outstanding (Musical V ar E. Deets, B. Farmer, and S. Kadel received a one for their woodwind trio. Members of the woodwind ensemble that earned a one were; L. Do-bratz, J. Conley, B. Poulton, C. Campbell, S. Fulhage, S. Huggins, M. Hodgson, R. Kems. Members of the boys ensemble receiving a _ . . . , „ , one included; back row, L. Loganbill, B. Orchestra received a one for their sight reading performance. Treaster, T. Thompson, L. Butterfield, front, C. Jamison, T. Butterfield, D. Cox, G. Allphin, S. Gentry. Instrumental soloists receiving a one were N. Briney, E. Deets, and S. Kadel. G. Bice, T. Thompson, D. Peterson, B. Treaster, M. Wallace, R. Brobst, D. Cox, G. Shamburg, J. Severance, F. Severance, N. Forster, R. Vemon made up the brass ensemble that got a one. 41 0 SPRING PLAY CAST PRESENT 1 1 'I've got time to show you one cheer. 2 Put it away! 1 can't stand to look at it. 3 All in favor of buying a dog, say Aye ! 4 ' 'Re- member when 1 said we should have all boys. 5 I remember how Dad would come in and whistle assembly call. 6 ' 'What will Dad say when he finds out? 7 ' 'You could get farther in school if you'd study. 8 ' 'Crew members Karen Gentry and Mark Wallace . 9 ' 'Six months is a mighty short term. 10 ' 'Just giving them a short lesson on how to take a bath.'' ‘ CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The Spring Play, Cheaper By The Dozen was presented April 14 and IS and directed by Kathleen Smith. The play deals with a husband and wife who decide they want a lot of children , and twelve sound like enough for anyone. Cast members include Lome Loganbill as Mr. Gilbreth, Joyce Walker as Mrs. Gilbreth, Janis Thompson as Anne, Etta Deets as Ernestine, Nancy Kresin as Martha, Guy Allphin as Frank, Craig Dunstan as Bill, Susan Huggins as Lillian, Doug Crumrine as Fred, Jeff Hansen as Dan and Alan Donahoo as Jackie. In addition to family members June Heiman is the housekeeper, Fred Severance is Joe Scales, Tim Butterfield is Larry and Sue McKee is Miss Brill. Resa Kems served as student director. Queen Chris Campbell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell. The annual Homecoming Dance was held to honor the Queen and her Attendants on May 6 in the Commons Area. Attendant Karen Petterson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petterson. Attendant Denise Kolman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Kolman. 44 BELOIT RELAYS QUEEN Assisting emcee Lome Loganbill at the ceremony were head basketball Cheerleader Susan Kadel, Pep Club President Aneita Remus, and Stu Co President Ian Drake. The 38th annual Beloit Relays, held on Friday, April 20, was the site for the crowning of Chris Campbell as Spring Sports Homecoming Queen. The ceremony took place prior to the finals of the field events. Chris was escorted by Dallas Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox. Her attendants were Denise Kol-man, escorted by Carter File, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGinnis; and Karen Petterson, escorted by Larry Parson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Parson. The honorees reigned over the remaining part of the Relays and helped in distributing the medals and ribbons. Leroy Harvey bounds over the hurdles at the Relays. Grant Thierolf prepares for a discus heave. Denise Kolman is active in StuCo, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Yearbook, Chorus, Track, Stage Show and Tells. She is with her escort Carter File. Queen Chris has been active in Band, Orchestra, Future Teachers, Future Medical Careers Club, Pom-pon squad, Drill Team, Tall Flags, Stage Show, Y-Teens, Pep Club and Chorus. Dallas Cox escorted Chris. Karen Petterson is involved in Y-Teens, Track, Volleyball, Cheerleading, Pep Club, Stage Show and Chorus. 45 1978 Spring Prom Features The Beloit Elks Club was the scene of the 1978 Spring Prom and Banquet. The Juniors honored the Seniors with a Prom entitled, ' 'Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever.'' The banquet began at 6:00 with a buffet style dinner. The meal consisted of chicken, scalloped potatoes, salad bar, roll and butter, tea and ice cream for dessert. Approximately 160 students and faculty attended the event. Brenda Poulton sang the theme song accompanied by Jim Severance on the guitar, Sharon Kadel on the piano, and Clark Jamison on the drums. A welcome and re -sponse were given by the class presidents and a short slide skit was shown featuring the seniors. Servers for the '78 Spring Prom were Mark Newell, Chip Nothem, Mike Bulthaup, Scott Fulhage, H.J. Ackerman and Steve Long; front Row; Joni James, Lisa Hansen, Kay Widrig, Tammy Ridgeway, Keri Hewitt, Dee Cox. Students relax after the banquet A buffet style dinner was served by the Elks Club, dinner while waiting for the dance to begin. Approximately 160 students and faculty members attended the banquet and dance. Senior Montey Carrico, Carter File, Brad Treaster, Tim Krone and lan Drake arrived in style chauf-fered by Eldon Treaster. The car belongs to Dr. J.M. Carrico. Doesn't Mean Forever And Gatsby Gatsby provided the entertainment for Spring Prom. Band members really 1 'get into'1 their music. 47 uth A™“aJshow wild, Wild West Draws Etta Deets and Susan Huggins prepare for Feathers and Paint in the Indian uprising. Carl Bice vocal instructor, and Carl Fitzgerald , band man, planned together for the tunes and dances featured in the 1 'Wild, Wild West. The 49ers and Square Dancers were the chorus singers in the Gold Fever set. Act 1 Band consisted of Leroy Harvey, Greg Bice, David Chase, Mark Wallace, Holly Hartman, Grant Thierolf, Scott Fulhage, Doug Peterson, Mark Golladay, Shari Fulhage, David File, Craig Dietz, Rick Vemon, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Resa Kerns, Nellie Briney, Becky Farmer, Shelley Thompson Indian Dancers j Lois Lyle, Sandy Bell, Brenda Oetting, Kathy Drake, Karrie Fox, Lisa File, Nancy Gildersleeve, LouAnn Lyle, Julie Butterfield, Janet Seidel, Susan Michels, Jo Bohnert, Tammy Larsen, Melanie Koster 46 Shari Fulhage and Joyce Walker were featured in a Ragtime Piano duet. Standing Room Only Crowds Can Can Dancers; Dee Cox, Kelly Meier, Cindy Wiles, Barbershop Quartet members - Lome Loganbill, Beth Drake, Stacy Shamburg, Linda Carrico, Lana Rieman. Tim Butterfield, Thayne Thompson, Guy Allphin Not pictured Chris Newell. Nancy Forster and Carolyn Kirgis were Act 11 soloists. These cowboys were featured in the Western Frontier Saloon scene. Instrumental And Vocal Music Departments Combine Efforts — 7 4thAnnual Stage Show Thayne Thompson and Chris Heidrick sang a duet entitled On A Great White Horse.1' The Act 11 Band consisted of back David File, Greg Bice, Thayne Thompson, Dallas Cox, Jim Severance, front Fred Severance, Shari Fulhage, Clark Jamison and Greg Shamburg. Catcus Dancers: Kathy Motes, Kathy Kruse, Brenda Oetting, Vicki Underhill, Linda Hewitt, Angela Helmbrecht, Denise Kolman, Terri Cook, Brenda Hei-man, Jennifer Gilbert, Peggy Hansen, Joyce Walker, Theresa Milholland, Kay Vemon, Beth Walz, Terri Wilson If You Love Me,'1 was the title of the duet sung by Etta Deets and Guy Allphin. Tammy Osborne and Lome Loganbill The Gold Fever set featured the 49ers and this number by Aneita Remus, Tim were two of the senior soloists during the Butterfield, Dawn Roberson and Brad Treaster. Stage Show. A portion of the Act II Band performing the Music City Montague. Soloists Dawn Roberson and Cindy Davies sang a duet ' 'Let Me Be There1' and Tim Butterfield sang ' 'Buttons and Bows.'' Square Dancers were featured in an Act II ' 'Hoe Down.'' Members included Rebecca Brobst, Larry Parson, Tammy Osborne, Frank Eilert, Lynette Terry, Brad Treaster, Chris Remus, Gary Dietz, Cheryl Plymire, Larry Butterfield, Joy Harnett, David Briggs, Chris Snedden, Tim Butterfield, Karen Gentry, Montey Carrico Members of the stage crew were Mark Golladay, David Chase, Steve Gentry, Craig Dunstan, Doug Crumrine. Drill team members performed a routine to 1 Saw the Light . Members include Susan Kadel, Shari Fulhage, Chris Campbell, Linda Dobratz, Joy Conley, Brenda Poulton, Sandy Steiner, Joy Ridgeway, Carolyn Kir-gis, Susan Huggins, Brenda Ridgeway, Janis Thompson, Marietta Deets, Chris Peterson, Seanna Fletchall, Nancy Forster. ' 'Welcome to Beloit'' picnic was held honoring Gianna Martella as the first project of the AFS school year. The public was invited to attend the event at the city park. During the Mitchell County fair the student and adult chapters sold home-made ice cream. The annual Powder Puff game was the AFS main fall project. With much controvery the upper-class defeated the underclass, 12-6. Darwin Deets was crowned King and was escorted by Terri Spear. Other candidates were Carter File escorted by Karen Peterson and Ian Drake escorted by Susan Kadel. The candidates were chosen by the girls playing on the teams and were voted on by all students by putting money in jars. Something new this year was the International Dinner, Saturday, October 22 in the Commons Area. The purpose of the dinner was to get AFS students and families together. Foreign students from Thailand, Peru, Mexico, and Turkey attended the supper along with Mrs. Verna Detrich, the district representative from Chapman. AFS was also in charge of the concession stand during the Beloit Invitational. 1 King Darwin meets and escort Terri Spear at halftime activities. 2 Adult and student chapter members enjoy the International Dinner. 3 Gianna's American Family was Rev. and Mrs. Charles Farmer and Becky. 4 AFS Chapter members . 5 AFS girls help Gianna celebrate her birthday. 6 AFS students from surrounding communities also attended the International Dinner. 7 Crowd shows their enthusiasm at the Annual Powder Puff game. 8 KSAL DJ, Jim Roberts , gets a pie in the face after losing freethrow contest to James Copp, asst, principle. 9 Upperclassmen girls discuss game strategy before the Powder Puff game. 10 Gianna Martella, AFS student from Uruguay. 11 Darwin gives his acceptance speech after being crowned Powder Puff King. 12 Becky, BSHS junior, helped to teach her AFS sister the American way of life. Gianna Martella's first impression of Beloit was that it was far bigger than what she had imagined. Can you imagine Beloit being big ? Gianna is this years AFS student from Uruguay. She arrived the first part of August to stay with the Charles Farmer family. While staying in Beloit, Gianna experienced many different life styles. At one of the meals her family eats alot of meat and in- stead of eating three times they have four meals a day. Cars in Uruguay are very expensive and usually a family owns only one vehicle. A family with two cars is considered to be ' 'very rich. While living in Trinidad, Gianna attended school from 8 to 12 in the morning. The other time was from 4 to 8 in the evening. ■The school decides what time you will attend. After she returns home she will take an exam and enter college. She wishes to study in fields of foreign language. Gianna's interests centered around crafts and playing the guitar . She said her favorite pastime is going to the Cinema.While at BJSHS she was involved in Pep Club, AFS, Art and Photo, and Y-Teens. 1 really like the people and I had a great time'', was the way Gianna summed up her stay in Beloit. She left the last part of June to take a two week tour to see parts of the United States before returning to her home country. 55 ART mimI PHOTO (UK HOSTS 2nd AVU AI ART SHOW Art and photo members are G. Allphin, C. Beckman, D. Boden, B. Boswell, C. Boswell, M. Carrico, D. Crum-rine, G. Dietz, A. Donahoo, I. Drake, C. Farwell, C. File, D. File, D. Fox, J. Gilbert, T. Gilbert, M. Golla-day, C. Hamilton, R. Hamilton, J. Harnett, H. Hartman, A. Helmbrecht, K. Hewitt, L. Hewitt, S. Kadel, T. Krone, K. Kruse, L. Loganbill, S. McCune, G. Martella, M. Meier, J. Motes, M. Newell, J. Noah, T. Osborne, D. Paul, D. Peterson, C. Remus, F. Severance, G. Shamburg, C. Snedden, T. Spear, J. Sporleder, P. Stroup, C. Studer, K. Swisher, L. Terry, B. Treaster, T. Walker, C. Williamson, B. Wright. Lome Loganbill served as a guide for visitors to the Art Show. The Art and Photo club had the largest membership this last year since the club was originally formed. There were SI members this year. The Art and Photo club started the year with a picnic in the park. Several members were present to play softball and roast marshmallows over an open fire. When the weather started to get cooler the club moved inside and started off with bake sales to gain enough funds to host a second annual art show. The bake sales turned out very successful as we made quite a little profit off the goods that the members brought to sell. The large membership helped a lot in setting up for the art show and this is one thing that made the art show so successful. Schools that attended were Valley Heights, Belleville, Lincoln, Minneapolis, Ellsworth, and Beloit. Students exhibited artwork at Minneapolis, Hays and Courtland art shows coming home with impressive standings each time. pl.tybo) After a hard played baseball game to work up a good appetite lan Drake, Brad Treaster, and Doug Crumrine, roast their hot « dogs over an open fire in the park. S6 Visitors to the exhibits saw work including among all artistic media. This is Guy Allphin's winning landscape he entered in a lot of art shows. It is drawn with pen and ink. John Noah, Kevin Hewitt, Cari Hamilton, David File, and Gary Dietz enjoy the ' 'chow'' at the fall picnic. Bill Bryant was a featured speaker at one of the club's evening meetings. His subject was wood sculpture. Gary Pillard, advisor for the Club, discusses the Art Show with Mr. Allphin. Above is Mike Meier's winning color photo in the 2nd annual art show. This year in the art show Beloit ran away with the five team title by scoring 148 points to the closest contender, Valley Heights with 36, followed by Belleville with 31, Lincoln with 21, and Minneapolis with 21. Tim Gilbert was over all high individual, followed by Mike Meier, Guy Allphin, Sharon Kadel and Chris Remus. No individuals from any other school placed in the top five over all. Pillard estimated that we had over 250 people visit the art show this year. 57 RATING I AT WICHITA |MJ n nr The Trojan Marching Band practicing for an evening performance. S8 Carl Fitzgerald, Band Director. Holly Hartman, Majorette. Shelly Thompson, Twirler. CONCERT BAND - (alphabetical order) Scott Arnold, Jo Bohnert, Sandy Bell, Greg Bice, Nellie Briney, Rebecca Brobst, Brad Buchta, Julie Butterfield, Tim Butterfield, Chris Campbell, Linda Carrico, David Chase, Barb Clark, Joy Conley, Terri Cook, Dallas Cox, Dee Cox, Marietta Deets, Craig Dietz, Gary Dietz, Linda Dobratz, Beth Drake, Craig Dunstan, Eric Dunstan, Becky Farmer, Carter File, David File, Lisa File, Buddy Fitzgerald, Seanna Fletchall, Linda Fobes, Nancy Forester, Karrie Fox, Scott Fulhage, Shari Fulhage, Polly Gantenbien, Theresa Gengler, Nancy Gildersleeve, Mark Golla-day, Sabrina Green, Ralph Hamilton, Lisa Hansen, Holly Hartman, Leroy Harvey, Chris Heidrick, Marla Heidrick, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Susan Huggins, Bruce Hyman, Joni James, Clark Jamison, Connie Jay, Karen Jones, Susan Kadel, Resa Kems, Kelly Kimerer, Carolyn Kirgis, Marty Klenda, Robin Koontz, Melanie Koster, Nancy Kresin, Tammy Larsen, Lois Lyle, Lou Ann Lyle, Kelly Meier, Susan Michels, ChrisNewell, Brenda Ridgeway, Joy Ridgeway, Karla Riemann, Lana Riemann, Dawn Roberson, Janet Seidel, Fred Severance, Jim Severance, Greg Shamburg, Rosalfyn Simmons, Sandy Steiner, Bonnie Stroup, Grant Thierolf, Janis Thompson, Brad Treaster, Lisa Treaster, Jill Underhill, Rick Vemon, Mark Wallace, Wade Wentling, Robert Wiegand, Roberta Wiegand, Cindy Wiles. T t Jr r Li 59 P£J liJAWl! nIJ i i w x)UM$ Abli FLAG TW1RLERS: Sandy Steiner, Seanna Fletchall, Susan Kadel, Shari Fulhage, Carolyn Kirgis, Janis Thompson, Joy Conley, Linda Dobratz, Front Row - Matietta Deets, Joy Ridgeway, Susan Huggins, Chris Peterson, Brenda Poulton, Nancy Forster, Chris Campbell, Brenda Ridgeway Many hours of preparation were spent by each and everyone of the BJSHS band, who participated in the contest at Wichita. Out of 31 bands attending, BJSHS was one of the four that earned a one rating. They also went to Bethany College and performed at halftime at the football game. Mr. Fitz did a super job with the band and their halftime performances. Besides the games the band was also involved in marching at the Homecoming, Fall Festival, and Veterans Parade. In Competition at Hays, the flag girls received a II rating. Susan Kadel, Shari Fulhage, Carolyn Kirgis, Janis Thompson, performing their Pom-Pon routine during break at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament Saturday evening. Clark Jamison drumming to the beat during halftime at the boys Varsity Basketball game. wiMtii b iiA ursmi Pom-Pon Squad: Top row: Chris Newell, Susan Huggins, Marietta Deets Middle row: Brenda Ridgeway, Sandy Steiner, Chris Campbell, Seanna Fletchall, Bottom row: Linda Dobratz, Susan Kadel, Shari Fulhage, Carolyn Kirgis, Janis Thompson . Not pictured: Polly Gantenbein The Pep Band poses for their yearbook picture on picture day. 61 JHlfALIEfS SET TEMPO Top -i r f ■ - Choraliers BACK ROW (L TO R) Beth Walz, Angela Helmbrecht, Lynette Terry, Linda Hewitt, Kathy Kruse, Cindy Davies, Frank Eilert, Gary Dietz, Mike Engelbert, Brad Treaster, Mike Noah, Thayne Thompson, Lome Lo-ganbill, Larry Butterfield, Tim Butterfield, Karla Rie -mann, Carolyn Kirgis, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Chris Sned-den, Connie VanPelt, Joy Harnett, Terri Cook, Jerlene Robinson, Roberta Wiegand. THIRD ROW: Theresa Mil-holland, Brenda Poulton, Rebecca Brobst, June Heiman, Brenda Oetting, Peggy Hansen, Chris Remus, Clark Ja -mison, Guy Allphin, Steve Gentry, Dallas Cox, Montey Carrico, David Briggs, Larry Parson, Holly Hartman, Nellie Briney, Vicki Underhill, Karen Petterson, Mary Wadick, Karen Gentry, Dawn Roberson, Kathy Fulton. SECOND ROW: Kay Vernon, Rhonda Cox, Karrie Fox, Terri Wilson, Denise Kolman, Sharon Kadel, Connie Studer, Cheryl Plymire, Aneita Remus, Pennie Tieking, Jean Sporleder, Brenda Heiman, Pam Gengler, Janis Thompson, Debbie Chapman, Marietta Deets, Joyce Walker, Arleen Long, Kathy Motes, Jo Bohnert, Mr. Bice. FRONT ROW: Jennifer Gilbert, Tammy Osborne, Nancy Forester, Chris Heidrick. Brenda Poulton, Sharon Kadel, and Dawn Roberson sing a trio 1 'Movin On'1 at the Spring Pop Concert. 62 Pianists for the Choraliers during the year were Shari Ful-hage and Joyce Walker. RATINGS HIGH AT STATE The Choraliers sing at the Christmas Concert, accompanied by the Freshmen Chorus. Pam Gengler performs a solo at the Spring Pop Concert. Tim Butterfield sang ' 'Love is Thicker Than Water,11 at the Spring Pop Concert. Preparing for the musical 1 'South Pacific, and the annual Fall Concert kept the seventy member Choraliers busy at the beginning of the school year. They also provided music for a Christmas Concert and Mid-Winter Concert. Many weeks were spent in preparation for the League Music Contest held in Beloit on April 7, where small groups and individuals competed. State Contest was held in Concordia with the Choraliers earning a I rating. Seven individuals and two ensembles also received I's at State. At the end of the year Choraliers held a Spring Pop Concert which also featured individual selections. Members of the Choraliers participated in the 1978 Stage Show, Wild, Wild West. Aneita Remus sings a solo as the Choraliers watch. Guy Allphin sings ' 'Daisy Jane, at Spring Pop Concert. Janis Thompson and Lome Loganbill sing ' 'Dust in the Wind, at the Spring Pop Concert accompanied by Karla Riemann, guitar; Terri Wilson, violin; Marietta Deets, pi- (Q)m TMM qsmmMWWMWW Singers - Back Row - Brad Treaster, Nancy Forster, Mr. Bice, Carolyn Kirgis, Lome Loganbill, Janis Thompson, Larry Butterfield, Thayne Thompson, Tim Butterfield, Chris Heidrick, Nancy Kresin, Brenda Poulton Mike Noah, Jeff Hansen, Dawn Roberson, Front - Guy Allphin, Marietta Deets, Clark Jamison, Piano - Joyce Walker. ■V Thayne Thompson performs 1 'Sometimes When We Touch'' at the Spring Concert accompanied by Joyce Walker. The Singer's opening concert of the season was held at the Regional Stu-Co Conference in Beloit, September 11. Singers performed several songs at the Mini Park during the Beloit Fall Festival some of the songs were ' 'Evergreen'', ' 'Happy Heart'' and ' 'People Need Love''. On December 4, the Singers performed at the BPOE Memorial Service. The Christmas Concert was held the last day of school before Christmas break. Throughout the rest of the year they performed at various clubs including Rotary Club, Lions Club, and the Jaycees. They also performed at a Spring Pop Concert held in Anrtl Singers perform at Spring Pop Concert. FRESHMAN CHORUS GAINS MUSICAL EXPERIENCES Freshman Choraliers perform during the Spring Music Con test. Freshman Chorus: Michelle Murray, Jimmy Scott, Greg Bice, Nancy Kresin Jeanie Lar e, Br 'an Wright, JuJie Johnson, Mr. Bice, Dan Williams, Jeff Hansen, Seanna Fletchall, Buddy Fitzgerald, Jeff Plymire, Karla Blunt, Lon Clark, Sandy Luckey, Shelly Thompson, Rob Finney, Daniel Engelbert, Cary Eilert, Stacy Shamburg, Joy Ridgeway. Jeff Hansen and Nancy Kresin combine for the Fresh man duet singing 1 'Charlie Brown.'' Freshman chorus members prepare for upcoming music contest. 65 DEBATERS DISCUSS PROS ADD GOAS OB HEALTH CUE 1. Fred prepares his rebuttal speech for his first debate. 2. Rebecca listens attentively during a practice round. 3. Bryan works steadily on his debate research. 4. June organizes her information before the Thomas More Prep Debate. 5. Jeff researches for evidence against a mental health case. 6. Connie sorts out file cards for her evidence boxes. 7. Brad searches for material on malpractice case. 8. Jim takes a break from preparing his constructive remarks. 9. Debaters pose before going to regionals. 10. Craig practices his debate technique. Debaters - Front row: June Heiman, Jim Severance, Connie Jay, Bryan Wright, Rebecca Brobst, Back row: Jeff Hansen, Craig Dunstan, Fred Severance, Brad Briggs. 66 The debate team traveled to Silver Lake, Concordia, Belleville, Hays, Abilene, and Minneapolis. At Silver Lake Connie Jay and Jim Severance had a 4-1 in the tournament. Jim Severance got perfect speaker points, all ones. June Heiman and Fred Severance placed in the top nine, at Hays, qualifying for the semi-finals. In Abilene, tournament teams competing were June Heiman and Bryan Wright, Craig Dunstan and Rebecca Brobst, and Jim Severance and Connie Jay. Connie Jay and Jim Severance received first place in the experienced division with Bryan Wright and Jeff Hansen received first in the novice division at the debate in Minneapolis on December 10. Along with Craig Dunstan, Rebecca Brobst, Fred Severance and Brad Briggs the entire squad placed second in the league standings. 67 FFfl BOSCS 2nd HIHIUHL (Lto'R) Bottom: Leon Englebert, Jeff Huffman, Scott Davies, Bryan Reed, Jill Underhill, Jed Black, Larry Butterfield, Lyndon McClintock, Jim Severance, Darwin Deets, Carl Bauman, Frank Eilert, 2nd Row: Ryan Powell, Mark Wallace, Gary Dietz, Kevin Hewitt, Scott Fulhage, Steve Long, Ian Drake, Mark Dillner, Shawn McCune, 3rd Row: Joe Brown, Dave Peters, Rick Koster, John Noah, Chip Nothem, Ernest Endsley, David Briggs, John Staley, David Luckey, Linda Fobes, Brenda Oetting, 4th Row: Robby Budkey, Frank Burchett, Dwight Christie, Kelly Kimmerer, David Paul, Alan Reetz, Walt Alexander, Alan Boden, Steve Peters, Fred Severance, Loren Remus, 5th Row: Francis McCune, Marty Hargadine, David Chase, Mark Spear, Dave Jermark, Bryan Breen, Karl McClintock, Bruce Holland, Ted Heiman, Eddie Dewey, Terry Harnett, Randy Slate, Shane McCune. Standing: Chuck Hessenflow, Vocational Ag. Instructor; Sitting: (LtoR) Jed Black, Officer, Jill Underhill, President, Jim Severance, and Dee James, National Public Speaking Winner. Dee is traveling with the Western Region President, Dee Sokolosky. Here James is helping Beloit FFAers with their speeches for the District public speaking contest. He gave them some very helpful hints on speaking. Jill Underhill is shown here with one of her Vocational Ag. Projects. This is a steer she showed in the fair. SHe has been very active in the FFA and presently holds the honor of being the Beloit chapter President. 68 BflllQUet HPR3t 24 At the fall festival the Beloit Chapter of the FFA hosted a greased pig contest in the park. A lot of 5th and 6th graders try to catch one of the five pigs that have been greased down royally. The Farmway CO-OP donated the fence and the FFA built it. FFAers sit and listen at one of the meetings as Mr. Hessen -flow offers some advice on a BOAC project. Some Beloit Chapter FFAers participating in a poultry judging contest held in our shop last fall. This is one of many projects out at the shop that is beginning to take shape. This shop press was built for the shop by Kevin Hewitt and is expected to aid the Ag. Dept. a lot in future years. From (LtoR): Darwin Deets, Dee Sokolosky, Bob Brockelman, Dee James, and Mr. Hessenflow. These nationally known members visited our school in January. This year has proved very productive for the Beloit FFA chapter as we have involved all members at one time, in one activity or another. Our area young farmers are learning things the last couple of years that we have never had the chance to learn before. We participated in several land judging contests, and have rated high. We have learned the basics in good soil and good ho-mesite locations. Out of Vo-Ag. we have learned responsibility for our equipment and our animals. We have learned what the ideal animal looks like through our various livestock judging shows. I believe as a whole the new FFA and Vocational Ag. Dept. will make better people out of our young farmers and will enrich the quality of production from the land. by KEVIN HEWITT 69 FMC GETS IMVOLVED IM COMMUMITY ACTIVITIES Future Medical Careers Club members became involved in several community projects this year. Their first project of the year, involved going trick or treating for UNICEF. Then they held a bake sale, and also helped with the local Bloodmobile on February 21, at the Elks Club. Several of the members helped with Meals on Wheels over Easter vacation. On March 22, the club went to McDonalds Funeral Home to leam how a body is prepared for a funeral. FMC ended their projects on April 21, assisting with the Multi-Phasic Clinic for pre-schoolers. 1978 Officers were Roberta Wiegand, president; Tammy Osborne, vice-president; Linda Dobratz, secretary-treasurer; and Brenda Hei-man, stu-co rep. Ardella Wessling, school nurse, served as advisor to the club. Members, back row: Brenda Heiman, Pam Gengler, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Terri Cook, Chris Snedden, Ardella Wessling, sponsor; middle: Linda Dobratz, Joy Conley, Madonna Long, Keri Hewitt, Chris Campbell, Roberta Wiegand; front: Tammy Osborne, Susan Kadel. Susan Kadel helps with the Eye test at the Multi-Pha- Several members of FMC helped with the Multiphasic din- sic clinic. ic, either in the morning or afternoon shift. Linda Dobrata explains a form to be filled out. An adult helper is testing this prospective student on Terri Cook registers the children to be tested. his coordination skills. Science Club Visits K-State Open House The Science Club's main project this last year was their trip to the Kansas State University with seven of the members to tour the science departments and get acquainted with some of the instruc -tors. Science club members: (L to R) Steve Hewitt, David File, Randy Woelk, Advisor, Fred Severance, Brad Briggs, David Chase, Steve Zadina, Bryan Terry, Lany Munos, Paul Axtell. They are pictured above with one of their projects in Science Club this last year. 71 bringing home six state ones COMPETITION and CONTEST Eight squad members earned the honor of competing at the State Forensics Contest in Hays on April IS. Lome Loganbill and Janis Thompson, Craig Dunstan in two events, Debbie Chapman and Connie Jay all received one's and Etta Deets, Rebecca Brobst received two's The Forensic Squad started their competition by going to Bethel College Tournament in Newton. Craig Dunstan and Jeff Hansen made it to the final round but did not place in the top three. Lome Loganbill and Gianna Martella came back from Luckey High's Tournament with first place medals in Improvised Duet Act Event. At this tournament also Karla Riemann qualified for Prose and Duet Act along with Rebecca Brobst and made it to the finals but did not place in the top three. The Beloit Invitational consisted of seven schools and approximately 150 students. The Beloit Forensic Squad did well starting with Debbie Chapman, Informative speech, Etta Deets in Original Oratation and Janis Thompson and Lome Loganbill in Improvised Duet Act all which got ones. Craig Dunstan reached the finals but did not qualify. At the League contest Craig Dunstan got a second place medal in Oration, Rebecca Brobst first place medal in Informative, Debbie Chapman second place medal in Informative. These students and those that placed at previous tournaments went on to attend the State Forensic Tournament. At the Belleville Regionals Craig Dunstan qualified in both Oration and Extempora -neous Speaking and Connie Jay qualified in Prose. The Forensics students also performed at Andromeda Club, Quest Club and A Sun-nyslope meeting. B FILL FORENSIC SEASON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 SQUAD MEMBERS INCLUDE- (Back row)- Fred Severance, Craig Dunstan, Lome Loganbill, Bryan Wright, Jeff Hansen, Mis. Jacobs, Gianna Mar-tella, Dawn Roberson, Debbie Chapman, Janet Seidel, Jill Underhill (Front)- Doug Peterson, June Heiman, Janis Thompson, Joyce Walker, Ette Deets, Karla Riemann, Nellie Briney, Connie Jay, Rebecca Brobst, Nancy Kresin. 2 Craig practices his original oration entitled Success Unlimited.1' 3 Prose was Connie's choice with her selection ' 'Fire on Snow. 4 1 'All in the Family'' was the theme for Etta's oration. 5 Lome and Janis rehearse an improvised duet. 6 Involved in poetry and dramatic interp events. Jeff waits his turn at Regionals. 7 Rebecca recites her informative speech entitled ' 'Fragile, Handle With Care.'' 8 June, Nellie and Ikyan prepare schedules and ballots for the Invitational Meet. 9 Debbie practices her speech on ' 'Babe Didrick-son. Staffers: Back row - L R - Tim Butterfield - Dallas Cox - Craig Dunstan - Carl Hamilton - Steve Hewitt - Thayne Thompson - Connie Jay - Julie Mah - Chris Remus - Front - Bemita Blunt - Mike Noah - Cheryl Plymire - Connie VanPelt. fMMS ®£F TBtOV SJA ZFif EE MS STROVE IT® M9UME mum muRmu iot wbecbbnbques Chris checks for errors on layout. HallsOfTroy Students brainstorm for news and feature ideas. The paper was laid out by staffers at the Daily Call. 1 Dallas and Carl search for pics for the Relays Edition. 1 think our class worked together pretty well. 1 wish we would have got more papers out, though. But one thing I think people should know is that you really have to have taken the class to realize how much work is involved in getting out a paper.'1 Thayne Thompson, 78 I had a lot of fun taking and printing pictures for Halls of Troy. 1 do wish that there had been more news at BJSHS so we could have had more papers this year.'' Craig Dunstan, 79 1 feel that this year's newspaper is better than last years. 1 learned a lot about a newspaper and how to make one. It takes a lot of tiresome hours to get a paper out, but the results are really worth it. Carl Hamilton, 78 It was a real fun class to be in. We had a pretty hard working class this year. The only thing bad about this Staff members read for corrections, write headlines and assign new stories. class was the turkeys who complained about the way we had it put together.11 Steve Hewitt, 78 Thirteen staff members made up the 1977-78 Halls of Troy class. They combined efforts to publish four regular issues and a special Beloit Relays edition. Students did the preliminary work at school and were able to go to the Beloit Daily Call, finish the layout and see the printing process take place. Several students attended the KSU Journalism Workshop Saturday, September 17. Students interviewed K-State BB Mike Evans, went to morning training sessions on photography, newswriting, feature writing, sports and layout. They also attended the KSU vs. Florida game that afternoon. Several students took part in the February Kansas Scholastic Press Association Regional Contest at Manhattan. Four students placed in the top three positions and earned the priviledge of competing at the State Contest in Lawrence . Newspaper students qualifying for state include Mike Noah and Julie Mah. 75 LETTERMANS HAVE Members: FRONT ROW L-R, Frank Eilert, Mike Noah, Dallas Cox, Larry Parson, Jeff Ireland, Wade Wentling, Grant Thierolf, Ian Drake, Carl Hamilton-2nd ROW- Joe Blass, Carter File, Tim Butterfield, Ralph Hamilton, Tim Krone, Brad Treaster, Kevin Hewitt, Rick Vemon, Jed Black, Carl Bauman, Darwin Deets, 3rd ROW- Doug Peterson, Greg Shamburg, Scott Arnold, Chuck Beckman, Gary Dietz, Thayne Thompson, Walter Alexander, Steve Long, Brain Reid, H. J. Ackerman, Scott Fulhage, Kyle Swisher, BACK ROW- Craig Diet, Leon Engelbert, Joe Brown, Mark Wallace, Lyndon McClintock, Doug Crumrine, Ernie Endsley, Curt German, Mark Golladay, Bruce Wright, CurtFarwell, Leroy Harvey. • The Letterman's club had a very successful 1977-78 school year. •T LETTERMAN'S OFFICERS (L to R) Wade Wentling, Jeff Ireland, Grant Thierolf, Larry Parson, Dallas Cox. Their three main projects this year were to purchase an ice machine for the locker room, to buy a new weight rack with a complete set of Olympic free weights, and to put state football banners in the gym. The All-Sports banquet, sponsered by the L-club, was a complete success with Bob Peterson being the emcee. Clayton Williams was the guest speaker. Wade Wentling acted as president this year, Jeff Ireland was vice-president, Larry Parson-secretary, Grant Theirolf-treasurer, and stuco representative was Dallas Cox. 76 A large capacity crowd attended the annual athletic banquet. A PROFITABLE YEAR Lettermen met once a month during sixth hour. Athletes, Cheerleaders and Coaches were honored at the May 6 All Sports Banquet. to Orchestra Members: Front row; Susan Kadel, Robert Wiegand, Beth Waltz, Lori Clark, Chris Campbell, Roberta Wiegand, Joyce Walker, Julie Mah, Sharon Kadel, Joy Harnett, Keri Hewitt, Susan Micheals, Melanie Koster, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Shari Fulhage, Janet Sefdel, Shelly Thompson, David File, Marietta Deets, Thayne Thompson, Chris Peterson, Beth Drake, Greg Bice, Fred Severance, Leroy Harvey, Tim Butterfield, Mr. Micheal Harbaugh, Jim Severance, Clark Jamison, Rick Vernon, Jeff Hansen, Resa Kerns, Dawn Roberson, Becky Farmer, Nellie Briney, Susan Huggins r • 1. Julie and Sharon take a break between songs. 2. Jeff Hansen plays piano for both Jr. and Sr. Orchestra. 3. Chris, Beth, Tim, and Leroy play a tune for Spring Concert. 4. A view from cat walk at Spring Concert. 5. Marietta Deets recieved the Allegro Music Club Camp Scholarship. 6. Mr. Harbaugh directs orchestra during April Concert. Nineteen Beloit Strings Players attended at Hays 1 'All Orchestras in Western Kansas joining to form two large groups. Both groups rehearsed Friday afternoon and evening , Saturday morning and afternoon. The Concert was held Saturday night. Dr. Thomas Hohlstadt of the Midland Odessa Texas Symphony led the Senior Orchestra. Senior Orchestra with some people from the community formed an orchestra for the Rogers and Hammerstein production of South Pacific. The orchestra was directed by Mr. Harbaugh. Orchestra received a II on performance at State Contest and a I on sight-reading. 79 PEP CLUB FOLLOWS TROJANS STATE WIDE Miss Gilmore and Miss Struble take a break from their fulltime duty at the State Wrestling Concession stand. Karen and Gianna are amazed at their poster making ability. This year Pep Club activities started out with a swish of a paint brush. One September evening, the girls set to work with orange and black paint. After two hours of labor their reward arrived — Pizza. It was gone in a flash! Football and volleyball brought excitement from the teams hard efforts. Basketball and Wrestling filled the halls with possibili -ties of state. The girls once more painted posters for pizza. During the year, the pep club ran the football, basketball and play-off concession stand for their moneymaking project. The Pep Club sponsored the Spring Homecoming dance on May 6, with a DJ in the High School Commons Area. Members (alphabetical order): Bemita Blunt, Carla Blunt, Jo Bohnert, Benet Boswell, Nellie Briney, Rebecca Brobst, Julie Butterfield, Chris Campbell, Linda Carrico, Barb Clark, Joy Conley, Terri Cook, Lisa Cox, Linda Dobratz, Beth Drake, Kathy Drake, Chris Emmot, Elaine English, Becky Farmer, Lisa File, Seanna Fletchall, Linda Fobes, Nancy Forester, Shari Fulhage, Polly Gantenbien, Vicki Garst, Sabrina Green, Nancy Gildersleeve, Lisa Hansen, Joy Hamet, Chris Heidrick, Marla Heidrick, Tammy Heidrick, Brenda Heiman, June Hei-man, Angela Helbrecht, Keri Hewitt, Linda Hewitt, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Susan Huggins, Janet Johnson, Julie Johnson, Sharon Kadel, Susan Kadel, Carolyn Kirgis, Denise Kolman, Melanie Koster, Kathy Kruse, Lisa Larsen, Gianna Martella, Kelly Meier, Susan Michaels, Teresa Millholland, Chris Newell, Karen Petterson, Cheryl Plymire, Kathleen Plymire, An-eita Remus, Brenda Ridgeway, Joy Ridgeway, Lana Riemann, Jerlene Robinson, Janet Seidel, Stacy Shamburg, Rosalyn Simmons, Chris Snedden, Terri Spear, Sandy Steiner, Shelly Stroede, Connie Studer, Lynette Terry, Shelly Thompson, lisa Treaster, Sandy Luckey, Vicki Underhill, Connie VanPelt, Kay Vernon, Tammy Walker, Beth Walz, Kay Widrig, Robert Wiegand, Cindy Wiles, Terri Wilson. Miss Struble and Mrs. Franklin are sponsors. 80 Pep club shows spirit at State Basketball game. Members watch introduction of queens at Fall Homecoming A spirit line includes all Trojan fans Pep Rally. ' 'You'll Never Mend a Broken Heart'' was the theme for the Homecoming float. Lynette Terry, Cheryl Ply-mire, Chris Snedden and Connie VanPelt rode on the float. Pep Club members not already in the parade marched in a formation cheering the Trojans on to victory. ster, Kay Widrig Croup: back row: Linda Dobratz, Carolyn Kirgis, Nancy Forster, Susan Kadel, Karen Petterson; middle row: Angela Helmbrecht, Keri Hewitt, ''Our pep club needs a lot more spirit. No more Chris Heidrick, Vicki Underhill, Tammy Ridgeway, Kay Widrig; front than one dozen girls showed up for girls volley- row: Julie Johnson, Chris Newell, Kelly Meier, Janet Johnson ball and basketball. If people would follow through basketball and wrestling from football it Everyone must be aware of the work, sacrifices, and the pain, but all would be great! 1' of that increases the reward and my rewards were many.'' Vicki Underhill Carolyn Kirgis Senior Sophomore 'It was a lot of fun and 1 enjoyed it. Cheerleading is a hard job because if you want something done you Chris Heidrick have to do it yourself. Sophomore Karen Petterson Senior I really enjoyed cheering and backing up the guys this last football season.'' Tammy Ridgeway Sophomore Wrestling: Angela Helmbrecht, Karen Petterson, Chris Heidrick, Keri Freshman: Clockwise; Janet Johnson, Chris Newell, Hewitt Julie Johnson, Kelly Meier 82 National Honor Society Inducts New Members Current members congratulate the new initiates after the ceremony. National Society is an organizations formed to rec -ognize the scholastic achievements of its members. NHS was reinstated at BHS in 1975-76. Students are chosen for NHS on the basis of their leadership abilities, service rendered to their school and community, strong character qualities and scholastic standing. Ten percent of the Senior class and five percent of the Junior class are eligible for membership. The selection process involves complying a list of the top third of both classes and having the faculty nominate students by departments. Members are chosen from the nominees by a final faculty vote. A candlelight initiation ceremony was held prior to Baccalaureate with current members, Mr. Kolman, and Mr. Holl participating. Certificates and lapel pins were given to the new initiates. Officers for the year were President Thayne Thompson; Vice President Aneita Remus; Secretary Joyce Walker and Treasurer Susan Kadel. Parents served as escorts for the new members. Thayne Thompson, Aneita Remus, Joyce Walker, Su san Kadel were the 1977-78 members with Bob Holl as advisor. New initiates and their parents; Etta Deets, Mr. and Mrs. Max Deets; Grant Thlerolf, Mr. and Mrs. Judd Thierolf; Becky Farmer, Rev, and Mrs. Charles Farmer; Tim Butterfield, Mrs. Garry Butterfield; Holly Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartman; Karla Riemann, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Riemann; Susan Huggins, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Huggins. 83 Members; kneeling lan Drake, president; standing (1 to r) Carter File, Denise Kolman, Dee Cox, Chris Heidrick, secretary; Keri Hewitt, Chris Newell, Gianna Martella, Shari Fulhage, Janis Thompson, Bob Holl, sponsor; Shelly Thompson, Becky Farmer, Peggy Hansen, Connie Jay, Pam Gengler, Kevin Hewitt, vice-president; Dallas Cox Gary Dietz ’ Carter, Dallas, Mr. Holl, and Chris listen intently during a meeting. lan responds to one of the many questions brought before Stu-Co. Class and club reps attended a meeting twice Stu-Co reps from the North Central Area attended the Regional Stu- a month during sixth hour activity period. Co Conference held in Beloit on September 11. Featured speaker was Gary Scherer from Topeka. Wade Wentling and Grant Thierolf tried to outwit the escape artist during a fall Stu-Co sponsored assembly. The singing Straub family entertained the student body in great style during a musical assembly. A crowd gathers at the Fall Parade site. Chris Heidrick, secretary, keeps her meeting minutes in order. Stu-Co members discuss the progress of the pop machine committee. StuCo began their year right by sending the three new officers Ian, Kevin, and Chris to summer camp at Emporia to find new ideas for pepping up the school's organization. Beloit was chosen to be the site of the North Central Regional KSHSAA StuCo Workshop in September. Approximately 200 students and advisors attended the event. Local members helped with the prior planing as well as participating in sessions throughout the day. Keith Akins and Gary Schevler were the featured speakers. Both are from Topeka. Two reps from each NCAA League StuCo met during one of the monthly principals meetings to draw up a Code of Ethics applying to all league activities . Kevin Hewitt and Denise Kolman were chosen to represent Beloit and brought back to the report to be published in the school newspaper. StuCo was responsible for organizing the Fall Sports Homecoming Dance and Parade. Committees were appointed for the floats, crowning ceremony, parade, band, decorations and refreshments. Kevin Hewitt was the emcee chosen by the group. The event was held Friday October 14. They also planned the ceremony for Winter Sports Homecoming on February 3. Dallas Cox was emcee and lan Drake assisted. Mr. Legs contest was held by StuCo to raise money for the annual Jerry Lewis drive against Muscular Dystrophy. Several members also helped raise money by conducting a pop bottle drive. StuCo's major accomplishment for the year was the purchase of a pop machine for the Commons Area to be used only before and after school. gj Elections for new officers were held the last of May. TELLS BRINGS OUT CREATIVITY IN MEMBERS Tells began their 1978 year with a Pot-luck Supper for the parents. The Tells members put on a program for the guests, the attendance was good and everybody had fun. On Feb. 28, the Tells Follies were presented to the public. Anyone can be involved , the only requirement is that all material used is original. A large crowd attended the annual event. A new project this year was sponsoring two speakers from Marymount College. Ms. Nancy VanWinkle and Sister Emanuela met with groups of students throughout the day on February 9. The consultants discussed G gave critiques on student's creative writings. Students also read some of their writings and received suggestions from the consultants. Throughout the year, various members visited the fifth grade to help them write poetry. At the end of the year, Tells printed Windows a publication featuring poems and stories from Tells high school members and fifth graders. Officers for the year include Denise Holman, president; Karla Riemann, vice-president; Brenda Poulton, sec-treas; Denise presents Mrs. Lukens and June Heiman with gifts of appre- Connie Jay, stuco rep; and June Heiman, ciation for their work on Creative Night, reporter. Nancy Van Winkle and Sister Emanuela, from Marymount, visited Tells members and spoke on Creative Writing techniques. Karla Riemann reads aloud some of her writings and receives comments from Club members. 86 The Tells Chorus Line sings opening and closing tunes at the Follies. President Denise, calls meeting to order Tells members listen intently during a monthly meeting. WE'RE REALLY CLAD TO SEE YOU Words by Denise Kolman Music by Karla Riemann Performed by Tells Chorus GREETINGS, FOLKS Denise Kolman COME TO ME (song) Written and performed by Brenda Poulton THIS IS A TEST Written and performed by Ralph Hamilton DEDICATION TO THE SENIORS Brenda Poulton THE MIRACLE (play) Written and directed by Karla Riemann ON MY OWN (song) Written and performed by Terri Wilson ON HOLD (dramatic reading) Written and read by Etta Deets Music written and performed by Joyce Walker THE PIANOED CAT (play) Written and directed by David File MEMORY'S PRICE (songs) HOUSE OF WILLOWS Written and performed by Karla Reimann TELLS SPECIALITY Chorus Line THE RECIPE (song) Written by Karla Riemann Performed by Tells Chorus JACK AND JILL (play) Written and directed by Trevor West FOR YOU (songs) DEATH CAN'T TAKE AWAY MY LOVE Written and performed by Dawn Roberson JE SU1S CE-QUE JE SUIS Coloratura Soprano Mademoselle Poulton Accompanied by Etta Deets RAINDROPS (song) Written by Karla Riemann Performed by Tells Chorus Members- Guy Allphin, Brenda Belknap, Sandy Bell, Bemita Blunt, Nellie Briney, Larry Butterfield, Tim Butterfield, Debbie Champman, Etta Deets, Craig Dunstan, Becky Farmer, David File, Cindy Gengler, Theresa Gengler, Ralph Hamilton, Jeff Hansen, Peggy Hansen, Joy Harnett, June Heiman, Dan Ives, Clark Jamison, Connie Jay, Denise Kolman, Lome Loganbill, Julie Mah, Gianna Martella, Brenda Poulton, Aneita Remus, Brenda Ridgeway, Karla Riemann, Dawn Roberson, Janis Thompson, Brad Treaster, Kelly Snyder, Joyce Walker, Tammy Walker, Roberta Wiegand, Terri Wilson, Bryan Wright, Jill Underhill Hijv Cb k iHk WM Senior Staffers Work for 1978 staff members: Larry Parson, Greg Shamburg, Carter File, Kevin Hewitt, Barb Clark, Terri Spear, Denise Kolman, Cindy Davies, Wade Wentling, Brad Treaster, Madonna Long, Robin Koontz, Tim Krone. With a staff of thirteen seniors, several new changes were made. Some of the changes were color pictures for seniors, Fall Homecoming, and South Pacific. Along with color pictures came earlier deadlines. In addition to the 16 color pages, we had to send in an additional 16 page signature. The staff decided to have student artwork on the cover with Guy Allphin drawing up the design. The cover symbolizes our pride in the school and our Trojan mascot. Instead of traditional black and orange the staff chose a shade of black with orange outlines. For variety the book was divided into sections including: faculty, seniors, features, organizations, sports, accomplishments, underclass and junior high. An index was added at the end for easier reference of people. Besides classroom work, on February 3, six members of the yearbook staff traveled to the Kansas Scholastic Press Association Regional Contest held in Manhattan. Placing in the top three were Cindy Davies, first; and Barb Clark, third; in Layout-Graphics and Special Effects . State competition was held March 11 in Lawrence. Each of us had certain pages assigned to us but in the end it all came down to working together and co-Cindy Davies and Barb Clark working on contest pages. operation. The staff of SENIORS'1 thinks this will be the best yearbook ever! 89 Members: Dee Cox, Tammy Walker, Etta Deets, Joyce Walker, Brenda Poul-ton, Karen Gentry, Dawn Roberson, Nancy Forster, Aneita Remus, Bemita Blunt, Julie Mah, Becky Farmer, Peggy Hansen, Kathy Kruse, Sandy Steiner, Connie Studer, Susan Huggins, Angela Helmbrecht, Linda Hewitt, Connie VanPelt, Chris Snedden, Kathy Drake, Karrie Fox, LouAnn Lyle, Lisa Larsen, Cindy Gengler, Connie Jay, Jennifer Gilbert, Kay Widrig, Rosalyn Simmons, Marla Heidrick, Sabrina Green, Sharon Kadel, Debbie Chapman, Joy Harnett, Karen Jones, Shelly Stroede, Lisa Hansen, Vicki Underhill, Pam Gengler, Shelly Thompson, Tammy Osborne, Madonna Long, Cheryl Plymire, Chris Heidrick, Keri Hewitt, Kathleen Plymire, Tammy Heidrick, Nellie Briney, Robin Koontz, Helen Gillmore, Lavina Simpson, Kathy Motes, Sherry Simpson, Michelle Murray, Debbie Martin, Jean-nie Sporledr, Kay Vernon, Jo Bohnert, Beth Walz, Lynette Terry, Theresa Gengler, Lana Riemann, Brenda Oet-ting, Lois Lyle, Elaine English, Julie Butterfield, June Heiman, Janis Thompson, Janet Johnson, Lisa File, Linda Carrico, Melanie Koster, Jane Lange, Resa Kerns, Teresa Milholland, Roberta Wiegand, Kelly Meier, Chris Newell, Chris Emmot, Lori Clark, Sandy Luckey, Vicki Caret, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Chris Campbell, Janet Seidel, Julie Johnson, Cindy Wiles, Susan Mi -chels, Carla Blunt, Nancy Kresin, Barb Clark, Terri Spear. Community Projects Keep Officers for the 1978 year were: Joyce Walker, Pres.; Etta Deets, Vice-Pres.; Tammy Walker, Sec.; Brenda 90 Poulton, Treas,; Dee Cox, StuCo Rep. Members and parents fill their plates at the annual Parent-Daughter Banquet. Y-Teens were active this year with a variety of projects. They chose Joyce Walker as their leader, assisted by Marietta Deets, Brenda Poulton, Tammy Walker and Dee Cox. Arlene Kadel and Helen Gillmore sponsored the club. They began their year with the annual Big-Sis, Little-Sis picnic at the city park. Members enjoyed a wiener roast and a bib contest. On October 18, twenty-one members attended the Fall Conference at Burr Oak. As a money project, Y-Teens also co-sponsored the concession stand at football games, basketball and the state wrestling tournament. At Christmas time the members exchanged gifts with each other and also sent gifts to the Youth Center. Wintger Homecoming was co-sponsored by Y-Teens and Art and Photo with ' 'Limousine'' providing the music. Valentine Sweetheart week consisted of giving a gift for your hope chest, something live, something silly, something sweet, and something nice. Community activities included canvassing for Arthritis and collecting money for Multiple Sclerosis at a football game. Their final project was a Parent-Daughter Potluck Dinner held in the Commons Area. V Y-Teens on the Move ■ i i.i ■ Freshmen girls enjoy Y-Teen picnic in the park. Parents play a take-off from the Newlywed Game at the annual Parent Daughter Potluck. 91 TATS VARSITY TEAM-1st rowCurt German, David File, Kelly Kimerer, David Briggs, H.J. Ackerman, Walt Alexander, Scott Fulhage, Steve Long, Frank Burchett, Scott Arnold, Leroy Harvey, Mark Golladay, 2nd, Joe Brown, Doug Crumrine, Ernie Endsley, Tim Krone, Darwin Deets, Wade Wentling, Jeff Ireland, Greg Shamburg, Carter File, Frank Eilert, Kyle Swisher, Lyndon McClintock, Mark Wallace, Doug Peterson, 3rd, Brian Ried, Bruce Wright, Dallas Cox, 4th, Tim Butterfield, Pete Caldwell, Clayton Williams, Mike Noah, Grant Thierolf, Brad Treaster, Joe Blass, lan Drake, Larry Parson, Thayne Thompson, Ralph Hamilton, Ken Piazza, Jay Rowh. The Trojans finished another outstanding year going undefeated in regular season play, and taking the states' longest winning streak to Peabody to capture the 2A State title for the third year in a row. At the beginning of the season it was not all peaches and cream. The Trojan offense had trouble getting untracked against Concordia and Belleville, scoring only twelve points in each game. The Trojan defense was like a brick wall assuring victories in both contests. Of the thirteen opponents combined the Trojans gave up only 1742 yards throughout the season. Although early season injuries hampered the team's performance , by the third game the offense started to come into its own gaining 3586 total offensive yards throughout the season. After Concordia and Belleville, the Trojans beat Ellsworth 19-0, Southeast 30-16, and Solomon 27-6. Sacred Heart came to towm for homecoming, and the Trojans really started to roll with the outcome being 23-0. With the offense clicking and the defense clamping down, the Trojans finished out the league 9-0 and winning the NCAA title for the second time in it's two year existence, The Trojans started out the state playoffs beating Herington 35-8. Next they traveled to Topeka for Regional action against St. Marys. The Trojans found the going a little tougher than expected the outcome being a favorable 26-15 win. Sub-state action was held at Beloit with the Oberlin Red Devils comint to town. The Trojans handled the Devils 3S-0 as a Trojan victory was never in doubt. The State Finals matched the Trojans against the Warriors of Peabody. The game was played in fair weather as the Trojans extended their unbeaten streak to 33 by disposing of the Warriors 37-8, and claiming an unprecedented third straight 2A State Football Championship. Eleven Trojans were selected for all NCAA league team. Greg Shamburg, def, halfback; Frank Eilert, def. linebacker; Joe Blass, off. back and kick-off man; Tim Krone, off. back and PAT; Dallas Cox, receiver; Grant Thierolf, center, and def. end; Darwin Deets, def. linebacker; Ian Drake, def. nose-buard; Wade Wentling, off. and def. tackle; Jeff Ireland, receiver. I 94 VARSITY RECORD Freshman Team: 2st Row L R- Ted Heiman, Craig Dietz, Karl McClintock, Marty Klenda, Bruce Holland, Eddie Dewey. 2nd-Tony Butterfield, Randy Slate, Creg Bice, Robert Dillner, John Kohler, Leon Englebert, Gerry Milholland, Curt German. Beloit 12 0 Concordia Beloit 12 0 Belleville Beloit 10 0 Ellsworth Beloit 30 16 S.E. of Saline Beloit 27 6 Solomon Beloit 23 0 Sacred Heart Beloit 44 0 Minneapolis Beloit 47 0 Linds borg Beloit 35 6 Linclon Beloit 35 8 Herington Beloit 26 IS St. Marys Beloit 35 0 Oberlin Beloit 37 8 Peabody .n3y — From L to R- Assistant Coaches, Peter Caldwell, Jay Rowh, Ken Piazza and Head Coach Clayton Williams. B-team defense puts up an iron curtain goal line stand The Trojans take the field to punish another opponent ' U1£ W)AM J'JJQjJlJOJJJs. 1. Seniors of 1978 provided the leadership needed to win a 3rd State Championship. 2. Coach Williams, Frank Eilert and Larry Parson anticipate the outcome of the game. 3. Tough Trojan defenders swarm the opponent. 4. Quarterback Greg Shamburg directs the potent Trojan offense. 5. Starters take a break from the action. 6. Linemen make blocking changes at halftime. 7. Brad Treaster and Carter File discuss game strategy with teammates. 8. Defense is the name of the game for the Trojans. 9. Tim Krone rambles for more yardage. 10. Joe Blass tallies another score for the Trojans. 11. Lyndon McClintock and Brian Reid saw plenty of action throughout the year. 4 10 97 Girls Net Successful Season Carla makes good shot to keep point in play, Holly Hartman 23 and Carolyn Kirgis 22 look on. B-team going through warm up drills prior to a game. Coach Harper discusses strategy as team watches intently. Beloit finished NCAA play 4th with a 8 win 7 loss record. Beloit 1 Ellsworth 1 Beloit 0 Lindsborg 2 Beloit 1 S.E. of Saline 1 Beloit 0 Minneapolis 2 Beloit 1 Solomon 1 Beloit 2 Lincoln 0 Beloit 2 Sacred Heart 0 98 Holly Hartman Carolyn Kirgis Roberta Wiegand Karen Petterson VARSITY TEAM: (from 1. to r.) Linda Fobes Mgr., Peggy Hansen, Carolyn Kirgis, Kathy Kruse, Holly Hartman, Becky Farmer, Roberta Wiegand, Kathy Drake, Coach Paula Harper; (bottom row 1. to r.) Dee Cox, Marietta Deets, Susan Huggins, Karen Petterson. B-team: (top row 1. to r.) Janet Seidel, Linda Carrico, Lisa Hansen, Tammy Larsen, Lana Riemann, Kathy Kruse, Keri Hewitt, Sandy Luckey, Michelle Murray, Kathy Drake; (bottom row 1. to r.) Susan Huggins, Coach Paula Harper, Janet Johnson. The girls volleyball team in it's second year had a good season finishing the year with eight wins and seven losses. This year's squad consisted of four seniors, five juniors and two sophomores. Senior Holly Hartman and Junior Becky Farmer were named to the All Star team. Coach Paula Harper has coached the team since it's rookie season. This year's B-team had 12 underclass players. Roberta making the shot against Lincoln, looking on are Karla Riemann, 21, and Marietta Deets, 11. TROJANS ADVANCR TO FRONT ROW - Mark Gollada; manager, Pete Caldwell; asst, coach, Jay Rowh; head coach, Doug Peterson; asst, manager BACK ROW - Greg Shamburg, lan Drake, Mike Noah, Darwin Deets, Tim Krone, Wade Wentling, Grant Thierolf, Chuck Beckman, Jeff Ireland, Joe Blass, Carter File, Dallas Cox For the first time in fourteen years, the roundball team of Beloit advanced to the state tournament at Emporia. The mighty Trojans lost in the first round to Hill City the eventual state champs. The team started the season with a thriller against arch rival Sacred Heart defeating them 73-71. Southeast of Saline invaded Beloit and came away with the victory 70-50. The Trojans won the rest of their games before Christmas break defeating Lincoln 72-66, Minneapolis 65-54, and Concordia 75-63 for a 4-1 record. Beloit came back in a terrible slump losing six of their first eight games including a sixth place at the Concordia Invitational. of their regular season games stopping Lincoln, Minneapolis, Solomon, Ellsworth, and Lindsborg. Tourney play started on Feb. 23, with Beloit hosting Belleville in first round action, defeating the Buffs 62-36. Beloit advanced to the finals at Maria to by defeating Washington 63-46 in the semifinal round. Smith Center pulled a major upset beating the Trojans 42-41 in the finals. With a second place at Regional Beloit hosted the Sub-state. The Trojans butchered Onaga 77-54 in the first round. In the finals Beloit conquered the defending state champs Wabaunsee 56-51 in overtime. Beloit faced Hill City in the first round of state and were defeated 72-53 to end a great Trojan roundballers readily accept the Sub-State Championship plaque. After the tournament, Beloit went on to win the rest season 15-9. VARSITY RECORD Beloit 73 Sacred Heart 71 Beloit SO SES 70 Beloit 72 Lincoln • 66 Beloit 65 Minneapolis 54 Beloit 75 Concordia 63 Beloit 55 Belleville 50 Beloit 61 Solomon 86 Beloit 54 Ellsworth 60 Beloit 57 Lindsborg 51 Beloit 44 Sacred Heart 64 Beloit 56 SES 73 Beloit 50 Belleville 59 Beloit 60 Clay Center 63 Beloit 56 Lincoln 51 Beloit 57 Minneapolis 54 Beloit 66 Solomon 51 Beloit 56 Ellsworth 44 Beloit 53 Lindsborg 44 Beloit 62 Belleville 36 Beloit 63 Washington 46 Beloit 41 Smith Center 42 Beloit 77 Onaga 54 Beloit 56 Wabaunsee 51 Beloit 56 Hill City 75 STATE TCI JEN AMENT BACK ROW: Peter Caldwell asst, coach, Mike Meier, Scott Fulhage, H. J. Ackerman, Ryan Powell, Scott Arnold, Mark Gronewoller, Alan Boden David Briggs, Mike Bulthaup, Mike Murray, Walt Alexander, Jay Rowh coach. FRONT ROW Kyle Swisher, Larry Butterfield, Dwight Christie, Le roy Harvey. B-TEAM RECORD Beloit 47 Sacred Heart 63 Beloit 33 Lincoln 47 Beloit 50 Concordia 79 Beloit 39 Belleville 51 Beloit 44 Solomon 36 Beloit SS Osborne 45 Beloit 51 Smith Center 48 Beloit 60 SE of Saline 49 Beloit 48 Lincoln 47 Beloit 37 Minneapolis 56 Beloit 41 Ellsworth 45 Beloit 37 Linds borg 52 FRESHMAN RECORD Beloit 60 Belleville 46 Beloit 71 Osborne 23 Beloit 63 Concordia 53 Beloit 47 Phillipsburg 36 Beloit 64 Plain ville 63 Beloit 59 Stockton 79 Beloit 74 Minneapolis 54 Beloit 57 Smith Center 60 Beloit 83 Lincoln 52 BACK ROW: Dean Ford, Coach; Karl McClintock, John Kohler, Robert Dillner, Greg Bice, Tony Butterfield, Joe Kindscher, Terry Harnett FRONT ROW: David Lovseth, Rob Finney, Bait Snyder, Jeff Plymire, Ted Heiman, Marty Klenda nmmma mtbon 1. Grant Thierolf shoots as the players watch anxiously. 2. Darwin Deets goes up for two. 3. Greg Shamburg works for a basket. 4. Wade Wentling slams home a dunk. 5. Dallas Cox ready to spring as another game starts. 6. The fans watch intently as Chuck Beckman tries for a basket. 7. Tim Krone concentrates on a free throw. 8. Darwin studies the game from the sideline. 9. Grant Thierolf lays one in. 10. Greg brings the ball across the timeline. 11. Carter File lays in an easy two. 12. Dallas Cox warms up for the Lincoln game. 13. Wade Wentling demonstrates his soft shooting touch. 14. The bench relaces during an uncontested game. IS. Bill Bradley hustles for position on the boards. (Top row L to R) Tim Butterfield, Mgr. - Bob Harrison, Coach; Sherry Simpson, Lynette Terry, Lana Riemann, Becky Farmer, Holly Hartman, Mary Lynn Hodgson, Shelly Thompson, Tammy Larsen, Linda Carrico, Sandra Bell, Phyllis Struble asst, coach; Nellie Briney asst. mgr. (Bottom row L to R) Jill Underhill, Brenda Poul-ton, Janet Johnson, Sandy Steiner, Julie Johnson, Pat Jinkens, Dee Cox, Beth Drake, NOT PICTURED Chris Peterson, Nancy Forster. Season Record Beloit Opp. 56 Scandia 28 57 Sacred Heart 34 46 Southeast 53 40 Lincoln 49 44 Minneapolis 40 SO Concordia 59 36 Solomon 39 43 Ellsworth 37 37 Lindsborg 48 56 Sacred Heart 27 53 Southeast 60 57 Mankato 24 49 Minneapolis 43 28 Lincoln 38 43 Lincoln 57 42 Minneapolis 39 52 Solomon 45 37 Ellsworth 36 36 Lindsborg REGIONAL 41 62 Osborne 39 46 Linn 47 104 Coach Harrison and Struble discuss game strategy. Holly puts it up for an easy two. GIRL ROUNDBAUERS COMPLETE FINEST SEASON EVER I The Girl basketballers finished their finest season ever, ending it with 11 wins and 10 losses. The team was coached this year by Bob Harrison and assisted by Phyllis Struble, both coaches were in their rookie year with girls basketball. This years team was made up of six freshman, six sopho- more, five juniors, and three seniors. The starting line-up consisted of; two seniors, one junior, one sophomore, and one freshman. The girls won their opening game in the re -gional over Osborne, before losing to Linn, thus stopping their hopes of a sub-state berth. Lana goes up in a ciowd to score. Becky goes over three defenders for two. 105 Varsity Wrestlers - L to R - Coach Ken Piazza, Leon Engelbert, Frank Eilert, Lyndon McClintock, Ralph Hamilton. Brad Treaster, Ernest Endsley; (Second row L to R) - Mark Newell, Kevin Hewitt, Larry Parson, Gary Dietz, Mark Wallace. Second year in the NCAA brought a few problems for the Trojan grapplers as theyfinished with eight dual wins and two losses. The Trojans Squad began slow losing two early but regrouped to win seven in a row, including the Beloit Invitational and the Regional Championship. The wrestlers traveled to Assaria to record their first win of the season by outlasting S.E. Saline 44-22. The next two duals proved to be tough matches losing to Minneapolis and Belleville by the scores of 32-28 and 30-21. Trojans showed superior power by downing the next seven opponents. First to fall were the Clay Center Tigers 45-17. The next victim was Ellsworth losing to the Trojans grapplers 48-9. At Concordia Quad the BHS wrestlers won all three matches, first beating Stockton 43-15, then Nemaha Valley 38-18 and finally ending the day by defeating Concordia 31-20. Wrestlers finished their last dual matches of the 1978 season by conquering Superior, Neb. 45-13 and Lincoln 59-6. In Tourney action the wrestlers went to Clay Center placing sixth. The next tournament action was at Norton where the team tied for fifth with 76 V4 points. The Beloit Invitational Tournament was another victory for the Wrestlers as they won it with 129 points. At Regionals, in Herington the Trojans finally showed their full potential by winning the Championship trophy and sending ten wrestlers to State Compe -tition. In state action Kevin Hewitt, won the 112 Championship for the second year in a row. Along with Hewitt's fine performances was Frank Eilert at 145 finishing fourth. This ending a good season for the wrestlers placing eighth as a team with 40 Vi points. B-Team Squad- Bottom row L R - Mark Spear - Doug Crumrine - Chip Nothem - Randy Slate - Bruce Holland -Top row L R - Coach Ken Piazza - Buddy Fitzgerald - John Staley - Mickey Long - Kelly Kimerer - Brian Reid -Frank Burchett - Dave Jermark, manager. Holland hangs on for victory. Ried and Long prepare for match. Coach Bice and the B-team look on. Kimmerer controls his opponent. 109 r Golfers- Front (L to R) Alan Donahoo, Mark Newell, Tony Butterfield, David Briggs, Terry Harnett, Marty Klenda, Joe Kindsher. Back (L to R) Kyle Swisher, Steve Annis, Craig Dunstan, Curt Farwell, Thayne Thompson, Chuck Beckman, Rick Vernon, Mike Noah, Coach Bob Holl COILPi® Gif into THi THinG The BHS golfers concluded their season at the cold and windswept Regional at Smith Center. Although not qualifying anyone for state, the Trojans had a fairly good year. The two man team composed of Curt Farwell and Rick Vernon, and the four man team composed of Chuck Beckman, Joe Kindscher, Marty Klenda, and Mike Noah was very competitive placing near the top in all the meets throughout the season. Though the squad started out slow they did well considering the playing conditions. At the Beloit Invitational the team placed fourth out of 15 teams. The highlight of the season was the NCAA League Meet. Chuck Beckman captured second medalist honors, Mike Noah third medalist, and the four man team took second. Overall the Trojans took a respectable third in League competition. Curt waits to tee off at the Beloit Invitational. Girls Track Qualifies Nine for State Tracksters: Back Row-L. Hewitt, L. Terry, S. Fulhage, L. Dobratz, 3rd row-T. Larsen, S. Luckey, S. Simpson, S. Kadel, K. Drake, J. Johnson, S. Huggins, V. Underhill, 2nd row-N. Briney-mgr. C. Heidrick, H. Hartman, L. Riemann, B. Farmer, Coach Harrison, 1st row-B. Stroup, D. Cox, C. Remus, J. Johnson. The 1978 girls track squad participated in eight meets this past spring season. The girls placed in the top four in every meet they were in except one, placing sixth at the Lindsborg lnv. The '78 track season saw 22 girls out for track with Bob Harrison as their able and enthusiastic coach. There were five senior girls out that provided the leadership needed for Coach Harrison's talented but young squad. The girls qualified nine girls for the State track meet this year. Those qualifying were; Holly Hartman in the shot, Linda Dobra tz in the hurdles, the 440 , 880 and mile relays including various combinations of Sharon Kadel, Janet Johnson, Becky Farmer, Lana Riemann, Tammy Larson, Dee Cox, Lynette Terry and Linda Dobratz. Coach Harrison's squad did well this year and hope to do even better next year. Holly Hartman was a consistent winner in the shot for BHS placing fourth in the State meet. The 440 yd. relay took sixth at State from left: Lana Riemann, Sharon Kadel, Lynette Terry, and Tammy Larson. 112 Lana takes a hand-off from Tammy at State. Sharon and Lynette make a winning handoff in the 440 yd. re- lay. Kathy Drake gathers herself for the Lynette strains in the longjump. Linda takes the lead in the hurdles. shotput. Beloit sprinters (L to R) Lana Riemann, Tammy Larsen, Sharon Kadel, Lynette Terry, Janet Johnson, and Linda Dobra tz. 11J 1978 TRACK TEAM SHOW PROMISE FOR THE FUTURE Tracksters: Front row - L R - David Chase, Bryan Reid, Bruce Holland, Scott Ar- Lyndon McClintock exerts himself in nold, Allan Reitz, Robert Dillner, Greg Bice, 2nd - Mike Murray, Chip Nothem, shot put. H. J. Ackerman, Steve Long, Scott Fulhage, David File, Frank Burchett, 3rd -Asst Coach Peter Caldwell, Tim Butterfield, Mgr. Lyndon McClintock, Leroy Harvey, David Pauls, Joey Brown, Coach Jay Rowh, 4th - Carl Hamilton, Dallas Cox, Darwin Deets, Carter File. Carl Hamilton striding out in the one mile run. Steve Long pushes for the finish line in 100 yd. dash. Bruce Holland runs tough race under the lights. 114 Coach Caldwell and Leroy Harvey discuss race strategy. H.J. Ackerman soars in the long jump. Carter File hurdles to second place finish at Beloit Relays. Grant Thierolf unleashes a good effort in the shot put. Crowd looks on at 38th Annual Beloit Relays. 1978 senior track lettermen - back row Dallas Cox, Tim Butterfield, mgr; Ralph Hamilton, Grant Thierolf, Montey Carrico; front. Brad Treaster, Carter File, Carl Hamilton, Darwin Deets. This year's Trojan track team was the smallest team in the past nine years. The boys, however lacking in numbers, were still enthusiastic about the season. This season saw many changes. The old foam pits were replaced by new Pro-Pits, and the cinder track may be replaced by an all weather surface. The Beloit Relays has its last days as a boys meet only. Next year there will be no class divisions, and for the first time the girls will compete at the relays. The boys of coach Jay Rowh participated in nine meets including State Indoor and Regionals. Regular season meets were Lincoln Dual, Lincoln Inv., Lindsborg Inv., Minneapolis Inv., Beloit Relays, Belleville Inv., and the NCAA League meet. The freshmen and sophomores competed very strongly in the two Fresh. - Soph, meets held at Beloit and Phil-lipsburg, showing promise for the future. Many underclassmen competed in varsity meets gaining valuable experience for next year. 73 Seniors Receive Diplomas at Graduation hr i 'H Rev. Jerry Shaft of Bethany College and Rev. Harold Holland of Beloit presided over Baccalaureate services. Baccalaureate was held at the Methodist Church on May 21. Bill Hougland, former BHS grad and Olympic basketball Senior Class President Creg Shamburg gave the Welcome and star, gave the Commencement address. Pastor Ed Piper Senior Talk, gave the invocation and benediction. Guy Allphin sang 1 'Come Sail Away'' during 1978 Seniors walk into graduation ceremonies held in the BJSHS Gym Graduation. Nancy Forster and Joyce Walker on Monday, May 22. were the featured soloists at Baccalaureate. 118 Several Seniors ponder the upcoming Graduation exercises. A Senior mixed ensemble sang, 1 'Let It Be, at Commencement ceremonies. A senior flute quartet was also featured consisting of Susan Kadel, Shari Fulhage, Linda Dobra tz and Chris Campbell. Dallas Cox receives his diploma from his mother, Barbara Cox, Juniors Mark Wallace and Susan Huggins were the Ju- the USD 273 Board of Education representative. nior escorts for Graduation and Baccalaureate. 1978 Graduates - back row, Shari Fulhage, Tim Butterfield, Janis Thompson, Jeff Ireland, Carolyn Kirgis, Thayne Thompson, Barbara Clark, Lome Loganbill, Cindy Davies, Wade Wentling, Holly Hartman, Grant Therolf, Lisa Treaster, Ralph Hamilton, Susan Kadel, Tim Krone, Roberta Wiegand, Carter File; third row, Aneita Remus, Darwin Deets, Jerlene Robinson, Joe Blass, Nancy Forster, Gary Dietz, Joy Conley, Rick Vernon, La Vina Simpson, Ian Drake, Brenda Heiman, Terry Broadbent, Terri Spear, Greg Shamburg, Cindy Gengler, Mike Noah, Mary Wadick; second row, Mark Dillner, Madonna Long, Dallas Cox, Chris Peterson, Frank Eilert, Robin Koontz, Brad Treaster, Denise Kolman, Montey Carrico, Brenda Ridgeway, Carl Bauman, Karen Petterson, Kevin Hewitt, Tammy Osborne, Jed Black, linda Dobra tz, Steve Hewitt; front row, Rebecca Brobst, Dan Crannell, Chris Remus, Shawn McCune, Tammy Walker, Gianna Marietta, Larry Parson, June Heiman, Carl Hamilton, Bonnie Stroup, Gary Wrench, Joyce Walker, Guy Allphin, Chris Campbell. Not pictured, James Bruce, Tim Coffer, Brenda Goff, Arleen Long, Terry St. John. Grant Thierolf was awarded an athletic scholarship from Kansas University. Susan Kadel won the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award. Linda Dobratz was the runner-up in the Womens Panhellenic Association scholarship competition. Scholarship Winners Joyce Walker received the George Hoy and Edward B. Thackery scholarships. Rotary and KU scholars are back, Joy Conley, Thayne Thompson. Susan Kadel. Tim Butterfield. Aneita Ren Thompson, Susan Kadel, Tim Butterfield, Aneita Remus front, Joyce Walker, Linda Dobra tz. Brenda Heiman received the Catholic Daughters Scholarship. Carolyn Kirgis was awarded a Music Scholarship from Colby Community College. Jams Thompson received a schol arship from Cloud County Community College. A Hays Academic Scholarship was won by Nancy Forster. Chris Campbell was the recipient of the Edward B. Thackery Scholarship. Guy Allphin won a Bethany College Art Scholarship and a Fort Hays Art Scholarship. Roberta Wiegand was the recipient of the annual Mark Melton Me -morial Scholarship. ■   Thayne Thompson was chosen for a Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizenship Award and received a scholarship from Friends University. Aneita Remus received the Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizenship Award, the Elks Emery Scholarship and the Garvey Scholarship. I June Heiman was the winner of the Robert T. Schaffer Scholarship. Wade Wentling received an athletic scholarship from Kansas State University. Rick Vernon received the KSU Outstanding Senior in Math and Science, Seaton Engineering Scholarship and the KSU Industrial Engineering Award. 121 mi jijii jt mji basketball The basketball team finished the season with a 15-9 record advancing to the state tournament for the first time in 14 years. They were defeated in first round action by Hill City, the eventual state champ. uieestlino Ten Trojan grapplers made it to state this year. Kevin Hewitt captured his second state title while Frank Eilert placed fourth. Others competing at state were: Mark Newell, Gary Dietz, Larry Parson, Leon Engelbert, Mark Wallace, Lyndon McClintock, Brad Treas-ter, and Ralph Hamilton. 123 State People Too! Barb Clark, Cindy Davies, Mike Noah and Julie Mah competed in the annual KSPA contest at the state level. Cindy and Barb competed in the yearbook division while Julie and Mike were in newspaper. The contest was held in Lawrence. Etta Deets, Craig Dunstan, Lome Loganbill, Janis Thompson, Debbie Chapman, Rebecca Brobst and Connie Jay made competing at State in Forensics a success. Holly Hartman finished fourth in the shot put at State Track. 124 Track girls going to State include Nellie Briney, Lana Riemann, Holly Hartman, Lynette Terry, Dee Cox, Sharon Kadel, Linda Dobratz, Tammy Larsen and Julie Johnson. Awards And Honors S Joyce Walker, Chris Campbell, Rebecca Brobst, June Heiman and Shari Fulhage represented BJSHS at Brown Mackie Skills Contest and brought home first in the overall competition. Chris was first in Shorthand 1, Rebecca second in Typing 1, Shari second in Shorthand 2, Joyce first in Typing 2, third in Shorthand 2, June Heiman, top third in Accounting 1. Harvey Loy and Sondra Franklin are business instructors. Mrs. Lukens honored Denise Kolman and June Heiman for their leadership in Tells, at the Special Awards assembly. Others honored were Outstanding Senior Art Students named by Mr. Pillard. They were HoUy Hartman, Cary Dietz, Guy Allphin, Chris Remus and Lome Loganbill. Not pictured but also honored were Voice of Democracy winners Etta Deets The John Phillip Sousa Award was awarded to Shari Fulhage by Mr. Fitzgerald at Awards night. efforts in the newspaper area. They were presented by Mrs. Jacobs at Awards Night. Boys State representatives were Mark Wallace and Jim Severance with Clark Jamison as alternate. Sunflower Girls State represena -tives are Connie Jay and Susan Huggins with Nellie Briney as al- • temate. first; Aneita Remus, second; Craig Dunstan, third. Ralph Hamilton and Lome Loganbill were recognized for be -ing AFS finalists from BJSHS. Other awards given are listed on pages 120 and 121. Debbie Chapman Dwight Christie Steve Annis Chuck Beckman Brenda Belknap Bemita Blunt Dawn Boden Clayton Boswell Nellie Brinev Joe Brown Robbie Budke Larry Butterfield Seventy-two members of the Junior Class concentrated their efforts on money-making projects for the Junior-Senior Prom. Class dues were $3.50. Projects included selling confetti at home football games, collecting aluminum can, fourth annuaLSoup Supper, selling stadium cushions, and saving newspapers to sell for insulation . Highlighting the year was the arrival of the class rings. Students chose between the traditional round or square dome and a crest. The rings were ordered through Cook's Jewelry and arrived on November 21. Approximately 500 people attended the Fourth Annual Soup Supper held November 3. The class netted approximately $600. Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Spring with Vaudeville Circuit entertaining. Rhonda Cox Marietta Detts Doug Crumrine Craig Dunstan m  • TV Barbara Hayden Angela llelnibrecht Linda Hewitt Susan Huggins Clark Jamison Connie Ja Sharon Kadel Kelly Kimerer Brenda Poulton Kim Reef? Rick Koster Kathy Kruse Lisa Larsen David Luckev l ou Ann Lvl Lynn Lynch Lyndon McClintock Sue McKee Julie Mah Kath Mot Bill Noah John Noah David Paul David Petc Ch,'r'1 riv™ir‘' Leading the Junior class seated Angela Helmbrecht,-Secretary, Connie Studer, Vice-President, Susan Huggins, standing President, Becky Farmer, StuCo Rep. and Jill Underhill Treasurer Karla Riemann Dawn Roberson Pennit Ticking Jill Underhill Connie VanPelt Mark Wallace Jennifer West Robert Wiegand John Williams Mary Woods Bruce Wright Jim Severance Chris Snedden Kelly Snyder Sandy Steiner Rose St. John Connie Studer Jerry Sumpter Kyle Swisher 1 ynette Tern •V I Mark Golladay Sabrina Green Marla Heidrick Tammy Heidrick Keri Hewitt Mary Lynn Hodgson Bruce Hyman Debbie Marlin Mike Meier Theresa Milholland Juanita Motes Marvin Muck Mike Murray Bill Novak Brenda Oetting Doug Peterson Kathleen Plymire Ryan Powell Allan Reetz Brian Reid Tammy Ridgeway Harold Sibley Rosalyn Simmons Sherry Simpson Mark Spear Kay Vernon Beth Walz Trevor West Kay Widrig David Winkel Randy Wisehart (}1j Beth Drake Chris Emmot Daniel Engelbert Leon Engelbert Elaine English Lisa File 136 ED TO HIGH SCHOOL LIFE Vicki Garst Curt German Nancy Cildersleeve Jeff Hansen Marty Hargadine Terry Harnett Chris Helmbrecht Joe Kindscher Nancy Kresin Francis McCune Gerry Milhollan Bruce Holland Jeff Huffman Janet Johnson Julie Johnson Resa Kerns Marty Klenda John Kohler Melanie Koster 1J8 Loren Remus Jerald Robinson Joy Ridgeway Lana Riemann Jimmie Scott Janet Seidel Randie Slate Bart Snyder 139 Lois Bean Special Education Aide Level 111 Peter Caldwell Carol Good Jerry Johnson Social Science Science Physical Education Steve Kaufman Mathematics JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Violet Williams Developmental Reading Evalyn Schuette Special Education Level 111 142 WORKS TO DEVELOP Larry Rufener Careers LEADERSHIP ‘Year Proves Eventful Patty Adams Steve Brown Terry Enlow Karen Hartman Kelli Isom i Tom Belden John Brummer Tony Enlow Karen Hayden Dale Ives nL Tim Benoit Bruce Burchett Cathy Fobes Greg Heidrick Terri Johnson George Blass Cathy Chapman Danny Fox Jim Heiman Rick Kerns for Class of 82 Josie Breen Joni Clark Brian Gaskill Robert Hicks Ben Briney Tammy Dewey Brenda Gwin Marvin Hodgson Bryce Brobst Anita Dillner Whitney Haigh Danny Hyman 143 EIGHTH GRADE This year has been a good one for the eighth grade. Besides athletic contests, they have had a good year in music. The string players attended the Western Kansas Orchestra Festival at Hays. In May the band competed in the annual league music contest. This year's junior high pep rallies were the best they've been in quite some time. The eighth grade had a super school year, especially when junior high students congregated in the halls before and between classes. Tracy Osborne Kristi Riemann David Snyder Greg Pestinger Derrick Roberson Stanley St. John 144 Greg Larson Robert Ludwig Gordon McMillan Scott Poulton Kerry Robinson Kerry Thierolf Mark Long Kim McClintock Marne Mann Jere Rehmert Daren Shumate Gary Underhill Randy Luckey Kathy McCue Raymond Meitler Christy Reid Randy Sibley Janice Unrein Tim Newell Milbum Rice Debra Slate Barb Walter Tina Nyberg Angela Reinert Tracey Smith Charles Williamson 7th Graders Adjust To New Atmosphere Making the change to Jr-High can some times be scary, but also a lot of fun. The activities this year include Orchestra, Hi-Y, Y-teens, and Photography. There are also dances and parties throughout the season. In sports, Seventh grade basketball was reinstated, other sports were football, wrestling, and track. Susan Chapman Leo Eilert Alesia Hart Vann Hoffman Jay Christie David Fuller Eric Harvey Peggy Hyman JaLynn Copp Kim Fulton Dawna Hayden Deanne Ives Lynn Alcom Nancy Boden Rodney Cox Liz Gantenbein Royalyn Hayes Bradley Julia Benoit Jay Broadbent Karen Creager Brenda Gaskill Brad Heidrick Michelle Jamison Jilinda Black David Bunger Dave Dobra tz Jerree Gertz Alan Heins Jayme Johnson Larry Boden Tammy Butterfield Angela Dunstan Adeana Hargadine Mark Hewitt Mike Kadel 145 James Kelly Leslie Lyle Paul Myers Eric Schumate Sara Wallace Blaise Klenda Lynne McCracken Jeannie Nitsch Rory Sibley Marcy Wall David Kohler Dawn McCune Tracy Paul Gina Snedden Mark Weakley Joe Lange William Mah Troy Paul Shannon St. John Terry West Angela Larsen Terri Mallory Arlene Plymire Darren Stroede Anne Williams Kim Larson Matisha Mann Roxanne Reetz Greg Truby Carl Worick IN MEMORY OF MR. DENZIL WILLIAMS A teacher teaches by what he says, what he does and what he is. Denzil Williams was a teacher who displayed to all of us the best qualities. He taught us all by his example. His patience and understanding while dealing with youth was extraordinary. Denzil's death left us all with a void in our lives which may never be filled. We won't be able to forget his devotion to students, school and his family. In a sense we all were Denzil's family and he was our patriarch. Peter Caldwell Denzil Williams, who taught in the Beloit school system for 22 years, died September 13 of a heart attack as he was driving home from playing tennis at the West Beloit courts. He is survived by his wife Theda, and two sons David and Steve. He taught science at BJSHS and coached track. Denzil and his grandson Nathan spend an afternoon together. MR. WILLIAMS 1 remember Mr. Williams, He was always on the run. But somehow he always managed, To stop and have some fun. His class wasn't difficult. Wasn't hard to understand. But he never seemed to fail us. When we needed a helping hand. At school every morning, He would smile and say hello. Though our acquaintance has been short, I learned to like him so. He is no longer with us, But the memories will always be, Like the words we've heard so often, Mr. Williams ... come help me.'' By Patti Adams Denzil and Theda with their nephews. 147 V ? Memory Rory Dale Sibley Rory was the quiet type Who enjoyed each and everyday His life was pure and simple And how he enjoyed each and everyday Life goes on and as we say 1 'Why did it happen that way?'' But through the tears and sorrow 1 know we'll see him someday. -Denise Kolman Rory Sibley, seventh grader at BJSHS, was shot and killed on Saturday, January 28, 1978. Memorial services were held on Tuesday, January 31 at the First Methodist Church. Rory Sibley, age 13, Seventh grade. 148 Rory in his Social Studies class. Rory in his Science class. ]UMO£ WKW ATtHCTK5W0W COMPCTfT FOOTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM— (Front row-L R)-D. Roberson-M. Kadel-E. Shumate-D.Bunger-T. Belden-B. Klenda-T. Newell-B. Heidrlck-D. Do-bratz-G. Underhill-(2nd row-) COACH J. Johnson-G. Hei-drick-T. Benoit-J. Heiman-M. Hewitt-R. Ludwig-R. Luckey-T. Osborne - L. Boden-J. Christie-Ass't. Coach S. Kaufman-(3rd row)-G. McMillan-E. Harvey-J. Reh-mert-M. Hodgson-D. Stroede-J. D. Broadbent-J. Milhol-land-D. Kolher-A. Heins-(4th row)-G. Blass-D. Snyder-J. Johnson-G. Truby-B. Brobst-D. Hyman-G. Larson-D. Ives-T. Enlow-(5th row) - R. Kerns-G. Pestinger-B. Gaskill-C. Worick-T. Enlow-M. Long-S. Brown - R. Sibley-S.Poulton. WRESTLING Wrestling Squad— (Front row-L R)-Mike Kadel-Bobby Hicks-David Dobra tz-Brad Heidrick- Blaise Klenda-Mark Hewitt-Steve Brown-Greg Hei-drick-Tim Benoit-(2nd row)-Eric Harvey-David Kohler-Randy Luckey-Tim Newell-Danny Hyman-David Bunger-Greg Larson-Derrick Roberson-Jeff Miholland-Carl Wor-ick-(3d row)-J. D. Broadbent-George Blass-Mark Long-Randy Sib-ley-Rick Kems-Greg Pestinger-Scott Poulton-Bryce Brobst-Dale Ives. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders— Terri Johnson-Chris Reid-Kerry Robinson-Kerry Theirolf - Kim McClintock 149 8th GIRLS BB Members include, back row; Coach Johnson, Anita Dillner, Kelli Isom, Kerry Thierolf, Kim McClintock, Tracey Smith, Ass't Coach LaDuex, Cathy Fobes, Ass't Coach Kaufman; middle row; Ass't Coach Campbell, Christy Reid, Tina Nyberg, Patty Adams, Janice Unrein, Debraa Slate; front row; Terri Johnson, Karen Hartman, Josie Breen, Brenda Gwin. 7th 8th BOYS BB Team members include, back row; Coach Johnson, George Blass, Brian Gaskill, Danny Fox, Bryce Brobst, Ass't Coach Kaufman; front row; Leo Eilert, Greg Heidrick, Tim Benoit, David Kohler. 7th GIRLS BB Team Members include; front row; Coach Johnson, Susan Chapman, Sara Wallace, Lynn McCracken, Tammy Butterfield, Ass't Coach La Duex, Ass't Coach Kaufman; middle row; Ass't Coach Campbell, Angela Larsen, Tracy Paul, Liz Gantenbein, DeAnna Ives, Cathy Fobes; front row, Alesia Hart, Adeanna Hargadine, Julie Benoit, Michelle Jamison. hi y Hi Y members (1st row L R)- D. Ives, E. Shumate, T. West, J. Cole, M. Kadel, T. Newell, B, Heidrick, B. Klenda, V. Hoffman, T. Osborne, M. Weakley, C. Williamson, R. Luckey, (2nd) - D. Bunger, L. Eilert, T. Paul, D. Hyman, Terry Enlow, J. Heiman, S. Brown, G. Underhill, J. D. Broadbent, T. Beniot, M. Hewitt, D. Snyder, Tony Enlow, (3rd)- B. Burchett, M. Endsley, R. Cox, D. Stroede, D. Roberson, J. Brummer, G. Larson, G. Heidrick, R. Sibley, S. Poul-ton, G. McMillan, D. Kohler, J. Milhol-land, (4th)- T. Beldon, D. Shumate, B. Brobst, R. Ludwig, J. Rehmert, R. Kems, G. Pestinger, R. Mitler, M. Long, C. Worrick, G. Truby, M. Rice, J. Lange, E. Harvey, L. Boden. y teen Y-Teens — Front-L. Lyle, D. Hayden, J. Gertz, A. Dunstan, M. Jamison, K. Creager, T. Johnson, B. Gwin, C. Sherlock, A. Diliner, W. Haigh, N. Boden, A. Larsen, C. Chapman, C. McCune, 2- A. Hart, C. Waddell, D. Ives, J. Black, G. Snedden, J. Benoit, J. Copp, L. Gan-tenbein, K. Isom, K. Riemann, T. Dewey, L. Jenkins, K. Larson, P. Adams, T. Malloy, 3-M. Walz, D. McCune, A. Ply-mire, J. Breen, M. Mann, D. Slate, M. Mann, A. Williams, J. Unrien, T. Paul, B. Walters, J. Clark, T. Nyberg, K. Hartman, K. Hayden, A. Reinhert, 4-K. Robinson, K. Theirolf, J. Nitsch, R. Hayes, R. Reetz, S. Chapman, B. Gas-kill, T. Butterfield, S. Wallace, T. Smith, L. McCracken, C. Fobes, K. McClintock, K. Reid orchestra Orchestra members (Front row - L R) -Joni Clark, Terri Johnson, Jalinda Black, Tammy Butterfield, Kim Larson, Anne Williams, Mike Kadel, Darin Schumate, (2nd) - Patti Adams, Sara Wallace, Dawn McCune, Cindy Wddell, Jalynn Copp, Debra Slate, Brenda Gwin, Kim McClintock, Kelli Isom, Mike Kadel, (3rd)- Angela Dunstan, Michelle Jamison, Tina Nyberg, Anita Dillner, Eric Harvey, Bryce Brobst, David Bunker, Marvin Hodgson, Mr. Har-baugh, Jeff Hansen, David Dobratz. Jr High Band Jr Hi Band Members — Front row (LtoR) Tracy Paul, Leslie Lyle, Julie Benoit, Marcy Walt, Jalinda Black, Ann Williams, Terri Johnson, Debra Slate, Janice Unrein, Brenda Cwin. 2nd - Derrick Roberson, Anita Dillner, Tim Newell, Blaise Klenda, JaLynn Copp, Lynn Alcom, Tina Nyberg, Eric Shumate, Kerry Thierolf, Cathy Fobes, Royalyn Hayes, Alesia Hart, Angela Larson, Cindy Waddell, Gina Snedden, Liz Gantenbein, Kim McClintock, Kelli Isom. 3rd - David Bunger, Marvin Hodgson, Troy Paul, Sara Wallace, Mark Hewitt, Mr. Fitzgerald, Greg Pestinger, Darin Shumate, Bryce Brobst, Eric Harvey. Jr High Chorus Chorus Members Front row(LtoR) - Kim McClintock, Kelli Isom, Kerry Thierolf, Barbra Walters, Joni Clark, Debra Slate. 2nd - Greg Heidrick, Derrick Roberson, Marvin Hodgson, Tony Enlow, Michelle Jamison, Tammy Dewey, Tina Nyberg, Karen Hartman. 3rd - Greg Larson, Robert Ludwig, Jim Heiman, Tracy Osborne, Darin Shumate, Terry Enlow, Greg Pestinger, Rick Kems, Jere Rehmert. 4th - Anita Dillner, Janice Unrein, Christy Riemann, Terri Johnson, Brenda Gwin, Patti Adams. Track 8th Boys Tracksters Front row - T. Enlow, D. Hyman, G. Heidrick, T. Osborne, T. Benoit, B. Burchett, D. Roberson, T. Enlow, Back row - Coach Johnson, G. Larson, Mgr., D. Ives, G. McMillan, M. Long, S. Poulton, D. Shumate, R. Kems, J. Brummer, B. Gaskill, S. Brown, D. Snyder, Coach Kaufman. Jr. High Girls Tracksters Front Row - B. Gwin, Mgr., J. Benoit, T. Dewey, D. Slate, T. Johnson, J. Breen, A. Dunstan, J. Copp, K. Riemann, Mgr., Middle - A. Larsen, A. Ply-mire, K. Hartman, T. Nyberg, L. Gantenbein, J. Unrein, P. Adams, C. Reid, M. Mann, D. Ives, S. Lovseth, M. Mann, Back row - K. McClintock, K. Robinson, J. Black, K. Isom, T. Smith, S. Wallace, T. Butterfield, A. Williams, A. Dilner, T. Paul, K. Thierolf, L. Smith, Coach Rufener. 1r i o o n ® o ■ rn 1 n K v v 7th Boys Tracksters Front row - E. Shumate, D. Dobratz, M. Hewitt, B. Klenda, Back row - D. Bunger, E. Harvey, G. Truby, J. D. Broadbent, D. Kohler, L. Boden, Coach Kaufman. 153 I'm sailing away Set an open course for the Virgin sea For I've got to be free Free to face the life that's Ahead of me On board I'm the captain So climb aboard We'll search for tomorrow on every shore And I'll try, Oh Lord, I'll try To carry on I look to the sea Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad 1 think of childhood friends And the dreams we had COME SAIL AWAY Words C Music by Dennis DeYoung • 1977 ALMO MUSIC CORP. C STYGIAN SONGS (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission Dorrance 7 Russell 22 Denver Colo 382 We lived happily forever • So the story goes But somehow we missed out On the pot of gold But we 11 try best that We can to carry on A gathering of angels Appeared above our heads They sang to us This song of hope and This is what they said Come sail away Come sail away Come sail away with me 1 thought that they were Angels But to my surprise We climbed aboard their Starship And headed for the skies COME SAIL AWAY Words G Music by Dennis DeYoung • 1977 ALMO MUSIC CORP. G STYGIAN SONGS (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission 156 BJSHS Students Would Like To Thank The Following Patrons: ABD PRINTERS ABRAM, PAUL; TRUCKINGSand, Rock, Gravel ACE HARDWARE ASHERVILLE CRAIN BANNER BURGER BAR BELL MEMORIALS BELOIT APPLIANCE CENTER BELOIT BOOTERY BELOIT BUILDING CENTER BELOIT 5 G 10 BELOIT FLORAL BELOIT IGA BELOIT LAUNDRY G DRY CLEANERS BELOIT MEDICAL CENTER, P.A. BELOIT MOTOR CO., INC. BELOIT PAINT AND CLASS BLANDINC IMPLEMENT CO. BLASS CONSTRUCTION, INC. BOETTCHER SUPPLY INC. BOOGAARTS SUPERMARKET BUNCH DRUG BURRO INN CABLECOM OF BELOIT CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS CARL COOK, JEWELER CARRICO IMPLEMENT CO. CASA BLANCA CITY OF BELOIT CONLEY'S DAIRY QUEEN CONTINENTAL TRA1LWAYS DOCKSTADER GRAIN CO. EL CONQUISTADOR FAMILY CAFE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES, Lindy Lindblad FARMWAY CREDIT UNION FARWELL AND SONS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK FULLER CHEVROLET CO. GANTENBEIN, HARRY AND MARGE CAS SERVICE CO. GERMAN MIDTOWN SERVICE CRAY PLUMBING HEATING G AIR CONDITIONING CO. GREEN AND SHAMBURG, AGENCY GRE1F JEWELERS GUARNATY STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. HARRISON FUNERAL HOME HOLLAWAY WHOLESALE HUNGRY MEXICAN, THE IDEAL GRILL, THE J.C. PENNEY CO. J. M. MCDONALD CO. JAMES CLOTHING JOINT EFFORT KOHLER'S GARAGE KRIER'S ELECTRIC G SUPPLY KRONE, ARNOLD L. - Painting and Roofing LOWERY, DR. RODNEY K. MARDON'S FABRICS MASTERCRAFT INTERIORS MCHENRY ELECTRIC G SUPPLY MODE-O-DAY MORITZ IMPLEMENT CO. MORRIS CLOTHING MYERS, DR. AND MRS. BREN NORTH KANSAS SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCATION PEOPLE'S LUMBER CO. PETTERSON BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS G READY MIX PIZZA HUT PRONTO SHOP QUILLAN FABRICS R AND M AUTO PARTS RAWLINGS PLUMBING INC. REITER LAND COMPANY INSURANCE S G S DRUG, INC. SEARS, THOMPSONS STORE SHAMBURG OIL SOLOMON VALLEY FEEDLOT SOLOMON VALLEY POST SONIC DRIVE-IN STAR SEED, INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE, Hal Steiner STONE, DR. AND MRS. B. N. SUNFLOWER MANUFACTURING CO. INC. THIEROLF GRAIN CO. THOMPSON OK TIRE CO. TOWN AND COUNTRY TWENTY FOUR-SIXTY SIX RESTAURANT WACONDA GRAPHICS, INC. WILLIAMS SHOE AND LEATHER WILLOW SPRINGS NURSERY AND FLORAL GERALD ZIMMER - Auctioneer and Real Estate The annual Fall Booster barbecue was held in September to kick off the year in sports. Bob and Marilyn Petterson served as co-Presidents for the Booster Club. Many Boosters Members joined in the Fall Homecoming festivities. The Booster Club followed the Trojans statewide throughout the year in sports The Trojan Booster Club with a membership of over 100, completed a successful year under the leadership of Bob and Marilyn Petterson. They sponsored and cooked the annual fall barbecue and fed over 300 people. Various members assisted the coaching staffs in securing films, picking up equipment and donating time to help with many school activities. SOOSTER CLUB ENJOY BOUNTIFUL YEAR Index Ackerman, H.J. 76, 101, 114, 132 Adams, Patty 143, 149, 150 Alcorn, Lynn 145 Alexander, Walt 68 , 76, 101, 132 Allphin, Guy 17 , 30 , 31, 37 , 39 , 40, 62 , 63 , 64 , 86 , 87, 117, 118, 119, 121 Annis, Steve 110, 128 Arnold, Scott 59 , 61, 76, 101, 114, 132 Axtell, Paul 136 Banks, Jamie 132 Bauman, Carl 17 , 68 , 76, 108, 117, 119 Bean, Lois 142 Beckman, Chuck 34 , 38 , 76, 100, 102, 110, 128 Behm, Tracy Belden, Tom 143, 149 Belknap, Brenda 86 , 87, 128 Bell, Sandy 58 , 59 , 61, 86 , 87, 104, 132 Benoit, Julie 145, 150 Benoit, Tim 143, 149, ISO, 153 Bice, Carl 11, 62 , 63 , 64 , 65, 101 Bice, Greg 58 , 59 , 61, 65 , 78 , 79, 95, 101, 114, 136 Black, Jed 17 , 68 , 76, 117, 119, 120 Black, Jilinda 145 Blass, George 143, 149, 150 Blass, Joe 18 , 37 , 39 , 37 , 94 , 96, 97, 100, 103, 117, 119 Blunt, Bemita 74 , 80 , 86 , 87 , 90, 128 Blunt, Carla 65 , 80 , 81, 90, 136 Boden, Alan 30 , 31, 68, 101, 132 Boden, Dawn 30 , 31, 90, 128 Boden, Larry 145, 149 Boden, Nancy 145 Bohnert, Jo 58, S9 , 61, 62 , 63 , 80, 90, 132 Boswell, Benet 80, 132 Boswell, Clayton 128 Breen, Bryan 68, 132 Breen, Josie 143, 149, 150 Briggs, Brad 136 Briggs, David 62, 63, 68, 101, 110, 111, 132 Briney, Ben 143 Briney, Joe 18, 117, 119 Briney, Nellie 58 , 59 , 61, 62 , 63, 72 , 73 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 86 , 87 , 90, 104, 112, 124, 128 Broadbent, Jay 145, 149 Broadbent, Terry 18, 117, 119 Brobst, Bryce 143, 149, 150 Brobst, Rebecca 19, 38, 58, 59, 61, 62 , 63 , 66 , 67 , 72 , 73 , 80, 117, 119, 124 Brown, Joe 68 , 76 , 77, 114, 128 Brown, Steve 143, 149, 153 Bruce, Jim 19, 117, 119 Brummer, Calvin 136 Brummer, John 143, 153 Buchta, Brad 58 , 59 , 61, 66 , 67, 136 Budke, Robbie 68, 128 Bulthaup, Mike 101, 132 Bunger, David 145, 149 Burchett, Bruce 143, 153 Burchett, Frank 68 , 95, 101, 109, 114, 132 Butterfield, Julie 58 , 59 , 61, 80 , 90, 136 Butterfield, Larry 62 , 63 , 64 , 68 , 86. 87, 101, 128 Butterfield, Tammy 145, 149, ISO Butterfield, Tim 19 , 30 , 31, 40 , 58, 59 , 61, 62 , 63 , 64 , 74 , 76 , 78, 79, 83, 86, 104, 114, 115, 117, 119, 124 Butterfield, Tony 95, 101, 110, 136 Caldwell, Peter 94 , 95, 100, 101, 114, 124, 142 Campbell, Bill 11, 149, 150 Campbell, Chris 18 , 40 , 44 , 45 , 58, 59 , 60 , 61, 70, 78 , 79 , 80 , 90, 117, 119, 121 Carleton, Gene 6 Carrico, Linda 30, 31, 58 , 59 , 61, 80 , 90 , 91, 99, 104, 136 Carrico, Montey 18, 62, 63, 115, 117, 119 Chapman, Cathy 143, 144 Chapman, Debbie 62 , 63 , 72 , 73, 86 , 87 , 90, 124, 128 Chapman, Susan 145, 149, 150 Chase, David 30 , 31, 58 , 59 , 61, 68, 114, 126, 136 Christie, Dwight 68, 128 Christie, Jay 145, 149 Clark, Barbara 18, 58, 59, 61, 80, 88 , 89 , 90, 117, 119, 124 Clark, Joni 143 Clark, Lori 30 , 31, 65 , 78 , 79 , 90, 136 Coffer, Tim 19 Cook, Terri 58, S9, 61, 62, 63, 70, 80 , 90, 132 Conley, Joy 19 , 58 , 59 , 60 , 61, 70, 81, 90, 117, 119 Copp, JaLynn 145 Copp, James 6, 15, 54 Cousland, Craig 11 Cox, Dallas 4, 19 , 32 , 36 , 38 , 45, 59 , 61, 62 , 63 , 74 , 75 , 76 , 85, 94 , 96, 100, 102, 103, 114, 115, 117, 119, 124 Cox, Dee 58 , 59 , 61, 84 , 85 , 90, 99, 104, 105, 112, 124, 132 Cox, Rhonda 62, 63, 128 Cox, Rodney 145 Crannell, Daniel 18, 119 Creager, Karen 145 Crumrine, Ann 18 Crumrine, Doug 30 , 31, 76 , 95, 109, 126, 128 Davies, Cindy 18 , 62 , 63 , 88 , 89, 117, 119, 124 Davies, Scott 68, 132 Deets, Darwin 16, 19, 54, 68, 76, 94, 96, 100, 102, 103, 114, 115, 117, 119 Deets, Marietta 30 , 31, 40 , 58 , 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 72, 73, 78, 79 , 83 , 86 , 87 , 90 , 99, 124, 128 Dewey, Eddie 68 , 95, 136 Dewey, Tammy 143 Diets, Craig 58 , 59 , 61, 76 , 95, 106, 136 Diets, Cary 19 , 58 , 59 , 61, 62 , 63, 68 , 76 , 84, 106, 107, 108, 117, 119, 123 Dillner, Anita 143, 149, 150 DiTner, Mark 19, 68, 117, 119 Dillner, Robert 95, 101, 114, 136 Dobra tz, David 145, 149 Dobratr, Linda 20, 35, 39, 40, 58, 59 , 60 , 61, 70 , 80 , 82 , 92, 112, 113, 117, 119, 120, 121, 124 Donahoo, Alan 110, 136 Drake, Beth 58 , 59 , 61, 78 , 79 , 80, 104, 136 Drake, Ian 16 , 20 , 26 , 29 , 32 , 35, 39 , 45 , 68 , 76 , 84 , 94 , 96 , 97, 100, 103, 117, 119, 124 Drake, Kathy 58 , 59 , 61, 80 , 90, 99, 112, 113, 132 Dunstan, Angela 145 Dunstan, Craig 30 , 31, 58 , 59 , 61, 66 , 67 , 72 , 73 , 74 , 75 , 86 , 87, 110, 124, 128 Dunstan, Eric 58 , 59 , 61, 132 Eilert, Frank 20 , 62 , 63 , 68 , 76 , 81, 92, 94, 96, 106, 107, 108, 109, 117, 119, 123, 124 Eilert, Gary 65 Eilert, Leo 145, 149, 150 Emmot, Chris 2, 80, 91, 136 Endsley, Ernie 68 , 76, 107, 132 Engelbert, Daniel 65, 136 Engelbert, Leon 68 , 76 , 95, 107, 108, 123, 136 Engelbert, Mike 62, 63, 132 English, Elanie 30 , 31, 80 , 90, 136 Enlow, Terry 143, 149. 153 Enlow, Tony 143, 149, 153 Farmer, Becky 54 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 83, 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 , 90 , 92 , 99, 104, 105, 112, 129 Farwell, Curt 76, 110, 111, 129 File, Carter 16, 21, 38, 45, 58, 76, 84 , 88 , 89 , 94 , 96 , 97, 100, 103, 114, 115, 117, 119, 124 File, David 30 , 31, 33 , 78 , 79 , 86, 87, 114, 132, 133 File, Lisa 2 , 80 , 90 , 91, 136 Finney, Rob 65, 101, 137 Fitzgerald, Bud 65, 101, 109, 137 Fitzgerald, Carl 11, 58 Fletchall, Seanna 30, 31, 58, 59, 60 , 61, 65 , 80, 137 Fobes, Cathy 143, 149, 150 Fobes, Linda 30, 31, 68 , 80 , 99, 132 Fogo, Betty 10 Fogo, David 129 Ford, Dean 12, 15, 101 Forster, Nancy 21, 30, 31, 32, 40, 58 , 59 , 60, 61, 62 , 63 , 64 , 80, 82, 90, 117, 119, 121 Fox, Danny 143, 149, 150 Fox, Karrfe 62, 63, 90, 132 Franklin (Seymour), Sondra 14, 15 Fulhage, Scott 45 , 68 , 76 , 92, 101, 103, 114, 133 Fulhage, Shari 17, 36, 38, 39, 40, 58 , 59 , 60 , 61, 78 , 79 , 80 , 84. 85 , 90, 112, 117, 119 Fuller, David 145 Fuller, Jerry 133 Fulton, Kathy 62, 63, 133 Fulton, Kim 145 Fulton, Kevin 137 Gantenbein, Liz 145, 149, 150 Gantenbein, Polly 80, 133 Garst, Vicki 80 , 90, 137 Gaskill, Brenda 145 Gaskill, Brian 143, 149, 150, 153 Gengler, Cindy 21, 86 , 87 , 90, 117, 119 Gengler, Pam 62 , 63 , 70 , 84 , 90, 126, 133 Gengler, Theresa 2 , 30 , 31, 86 , 87, 90, 91, 137 Gentry, Karen 30, 31, 62, 63, 90, 129 Gentry, Steve 62, 63, 133 Gertz, Jerree 145 German, Curt 76, 95, 137 Gilbert, Jennifer 62, 63, 90, 129 Gilbert, Tim 129 Gildersleeve, Nancy 80, 90, 137 Gillmore, Helen 12, 80, 90 Goff, Brenda 20 Golladay, Mark 76, 100, 126, 133 Good, Carol 142 Green, Sabrina 80 , 90, 133 Grittman, Dan 20 Cronewoller, Mark 101, 133 Gwin, Brenda 143, 149, 150 Haigh, Whitney 143 Hamilton, Carl 20 , 74 , 76, 114, 115, 117, 119 Hamilton, Ralph 21, 58 , 76 , 86 , 87. 94 , 96, 107, 115, 117, 119, 121, 123, 124 Hansen, Jeff 30 , 31, 40, 64 , 65 , 66, 67 , 72 , 73 , 78 , 79 , 86 , 87, 137 Hansen, Lisa 80 , 90 , 99, 133 Hansen, Peggy 2 , 62 , 63 , 84 , 86, 87 , 90 , 99, 129 Harbaugh, Michael 12, 78 Hargadine, Adeana 145, 149, 150 Hargadine, Marty 68, 137 Harrison, Robert 12, 104, 112 Harnett, Joy 30 , 31, 62 , 63 , 78 , 79, 80 , 86 , 87 , 90, 129 Harnett, Terry 68, 101, 110, 111, 137 Harper, Paula 12, 98, 99 Hart, Alesia 145, 149, 150 Hartman, Holly 21, 27 , 58 , 59 , 62, 63 , 83 , 92 , 98 , 99, 104, 105, 112, 117, 119, 124 Hartman, Karen 143, 149, 150 Harvey, Eric 145, 149 Harvey, Leroy 45 , 76 , 78 , 79, 101, 114, 129 Hayden, Barbara 129 Hayden, Dawna 145 Hayden, Karen 143 Hayes, Royalyn 145 Heidrick, Brad 145, 149 Heidrfck, Chris 40, 62, 63, 64, 80, 82 , 84 , 85 , 90, 112, 133 Heidrfck, Creg 143, 149, 150, 153 Heidrick, Marla 80 , 90, 133 Heidrick, Tammy 80, 90, 133 Heiman, Brenda 21, 62, 63, 70, 80, 81, 117, 119 Heiman, Jim 143, 149 Heiman, June 20, 30, 31, 62, 63, 66, 67, 72, 73, 80, 81, 87, 90, 117, 119, 121 Heiman, Ted 68 , 95, 101, 137 Heines, Alan 145, 149 Helmbrecht, Angela 80 , 82 , 90, 126, 129 Helmbrecht, Chris 138 Hessenflow, Charles 12, 68 Hewitt, Kerf 70, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 8S, 133 Hewitt, Kevin 20 , 26 , 29 , 36 , 39, 68 , 76 , 84 , 89 , 90, 106, 107, 108, 117, 119, 120, 123 Hewitt, Linda 62, 63, 80, 90, 112, 129 Hewitt, Mark 145, 149 Hewitt, Steve 20, 74, 75, 117, 119 Hicks, Robert 145, 149 Hodgson, Marvin 143, 149 Hodgson, Mary Lynn 30, 31, 62, 63, 70 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 90, 104, 133 Hoffman, Van 145 Holl, Robert 12, 83, 84, 85, 110, 116 Holland, Bruce 30 , 31, 68 , 95, 101, 109, 114, 138 Huffman, Jeff 68, 138 Huggins, Susan 32 , 59 , 60 , 61,78, 79 , 80 , 81, 83 , 90 , 99, 112, 119, 129 Hvman. Bruce 133 Hyman, Danny 143, 149, 153 Hyman, Peggy 145 Ireland, Jeff 21, 27 , 76 , 77 , 94 , 96, 100, 103, 115, 117, 119, 124 Isom, Kelli 143, 149, 150 Ives, Dale 143, 149, 153 Ives, Dan 86 , 87, 129 Ives, DeAnna 145, 149, 150 Jacobs, Candee 13, 88 Jackson, Bradley 145 James, Joni 133 Jamison, Clark 30 , 31, 40 , 58 , 59, 60, 61, 62 , 63 , 64 , 78 , 79 , 86, 87, 127, 129 Jamison, Michelle 145, 149, 150 Jay, Connie 66 , 67 , 74 , 84 , 85 , 86, 87 , 90, 124, 126, 129 Jenkins, Lisa 144 Jermark, Dave 68, 101, 109, 134 Jinkens, Pat 104, 134 Johnson, Janet 80 , 82 , 90, 99, 104, 105, 112, 113, 124, 126, 138 Johnson, Jayme 145, 149 Johnson, Jerry 142, 149, 150, 153 Johnson, Julie 65 , 80 , 82 , 90 , 91, 104, 112, 138 Johnson, Terri 144, 149, 150 Jones, Karen 90, 134 Kadel, Arlene 13 Kadel, Mike 145, 149 Kadel, Sharon 35, 62, 63, 78, 79, 80, 90, 112, 113, 124, 129 Kadel, Susan 21, 26 , 28 , 29 , 32 , 34, 35 , 40 , 45 , 58 , 59 , 60, 61, 70, 78 , 79 , 80 , 82 , 83, 117, 119, 120 Katz, Elissa 21, 30, 31, 33 Kaufman, Steve 142, 149, 150, 153 Kelly, James 146 162 Ken , Rett 30, 31, 78, 79, 90, 138 Ken , Rick 143, 149, 153 Kimerer, Kelly 68, 101, 109, 126, 129 Kindscher, joe 101, 110, 138 Kirgb, Carolyn 26 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31, 32 , 39 , 40 , 58 , 59 , 60 , 61, 62, 63 , 64 , 80 , 82 , 98 , 99, 117, 119 Klenda, Blaise 146, 149 Klenda, Marty 101, 110, 138 Kohler. David 149, 150 Kohler. John 95, 101, 138, 146 Kolman, Denise 22 , 35 , 44 , 45 , 62, 63 , 80, 84 , 86 , 87 , 88 , 89, 116, 117, 119 Kobnan, Verlin 77 Koontx, Robin 22 , 27 , 58, S9, 88, 89 , 90, 117, 119 Kopsa, Greg 11 Koster, Melanie 78 , 79 , 80 , 90, 138 Koater, Rick 68, 130 Kresin, Nancy 30, 31, 64 , 65 , 72, 73 , 90, 138 Krone, Tim 23, 35, 37, 38, 39, 76, 94 , 96 , 97, 100, 102, 103, 117, 119, 124 Kruse, Kathy 2 , 62 , 63 , 80 , 90 , 92, 98 , 99, 130 LaDeux, Karen 142, 149, 150 Lange, jane 30, 31, 65, 90, 138, 146 I ange, jes 134 Lange, joe Larsen, Angela 146, 149, 150 Larsen, Lisa 80, 90, 130 Larsen, Tammy 99, 104, 112, 113, 124, 134 Larson, Greg 144, 149, 1S3 Larson, Jackie 12 Larson, Kenard 13, 15 Larson, Kim 146 Lewis (Proctor), Marilyn 22 Loganbill, Lome 23, 30, 31, 32, 40, 45 , 62 , 63 , 64 , 72 , 73 , 86 , 87, 117, 119, 124 Long, Arleen 23, 62, 63 Long, Madonna 22, 70, 88, 89, 90, 117, 119 Long, Mark 144, 149, 153 Long. Mickey 101, 109, 134 Long, Steve 68 , 76, 114, 134 Lovseth, Davis 30, 31, 101, 138 Lovseth, Sue 146 Loy, Harvey 6, 13 Luckey, David 68, 130 Lackey, Randy 144, 149 Luckey, Sandy 65 , 80 , 99, 112, 138 Ludwig, Robert 144, 149 Lukens, Helen 13 Lyle, Leslie 146 Lyle, Lob 90, 138 Lyle, Lou Ann 90, 130 Lynch, Lynn 130 McClintock, Karl 68, 101, 138 McClintock, Kim 144, 149, 150 McClintock, Lyndon 45 , 68 , 76 , 97, 107, 108, 114, 123, 126, 130 McCracken, Lynne 146, 149, ISO Me Cue, Kathy 144 McCune, Dawn 146 McCune, Francb 68, 138 McCune, Margaret 11 McCune, Shane 68, 138 McCune, Shawn 22, 68 McKee, Sue 30, 31, 62, 63, 130 McMillan, Cordon 144, 149, 153 Mah, Julie 74, 78, 79, 86, 87, 90, 124, 130 Mah, William 146 Mallory, Terri 146 Mann, Maine 144 Mann, Matisha 146 Martella, Gianna 22 , 30 , 31, 34 , 37, 38 , 39 , 54 , 72 , 74 , 77 , 84 , 85, 86 , 87 , 92, 117, 119 Martin, Debbie 90, 134 Meier, Kelly 2 , 80 , 82 , 90 , 91, 126, 138 Meier, Mike 101, 134 Meitler, Raymond 145 Micheb, Susan 30 , 31, 78 , 79 , 80, 90, 138 Milholland, Gerry 95, 138 Milholland, Jeff 146, 149 Milholland, Theresa 62 , 63 , 80 , 90, 134 Motes, Juanita 134 Motes, Kathy 62, 63, 90, 130 Muck, Marvin 134 Munos, Larry 138 Murray, Michelle 65, 90, 138 Murray, Mike 101, 114, 134 Myers, Paul 146 Newell, Chris 2 , 30 , 31, 61, 82 , 84, 85 , 86 , 90 , 91, 138 Newell, Mark 107, 110, 111, 123, 134 Newell, Tim 144, 149 Nitsch, Jeannie 146 Noah, John 68, 130 Noah, Mike 23, 30, 31, 62, 63, 64, 74 , 75 , 76 , 94 , 96, 110, 117, 119, 124 Nothem, Chip 68, 109, 114, 134 Novak, Bill 134 Nyberg, Tina 144, 149, 150 Oetting, Brenda 62, 63, 68, 90, 134 Osborne, Tammy 23, 62, 63, 70, 90. 117, 119 Osborne, Tracy 144, 149, 153 Parson, Larry 23, 45, 62, 63, 76, 77. 88 , 89, 106, 107, 108, 117, 119, 123 Paul, David 68, 114, 130 Paul, Tracy 146 Paul, Troy 146, 149, 150 Pestinger, Greg 144, 149 Peters, David 68 Peters, Steve 68 Peterson, Chris 22, 58, 59, 60, 61, 78 , 79, 104, 105, 117, 119 Peterson, Doug 38 , 72 , 73 , 76, 100, 134 Peterson, Mary Lou 13, IS Petterson, Karen 22, 26, 44, 45, 62, 63 , 80 , 82 , 98 , 99, 117, 119 Piazza, Ken 94 , 95, 101, 107, 108, 109, 124 Pillard, Cary 14 Plymire, Arleen 146 Plymire, Cheryl 62 , 63 , 74 , 80 , 90 Plymire, Jeff 30, 31, 65, 101 Plymire, Kathleen 90, 134 Poulton, Brenda 30 , 31, 40 , 58 , 59, 60 , 61, 62 , 63 , 64 , 86 , 87, 104 Poulton, Scott 144, 149, 1S3 Powell, Ryan 68, 101, 134 Reetz, Alan 30 , 31, 68, 114, 134 Reetz, Kim 130 Reetz, Roxanne 146 Rehroert, Jere 145, 149 Reid, Bryan 68 , 76 , 95 , 97, 101, 109, 114, 135 Reid, Christy 149, 50 Reinert, Angela 144 Remus, Aneita 23 , 26 , 30 , 31, 40, 45 , 62 , 63 , 80 , 86 , 87, 116, 117, 119, 120, 121 Remus, Chris 23, 30, 31, 34, 62, 63, 74, 75, 112, 117, 119 Remus, Loren 68, 139 Rice, Mil bum 144 Ridgeway, Brenda 23 , 26 , 28 , 29, 32 , 58, S9 , 60, 61, 86 , 87 , 88, 117. 119 Ridgeway, Joy 59 , 60 , 61, 65 , 80, 139 Ridgeway, Tammy 35, 82, 135 Riemann, Karla 62 , 63 , 83 , 86 , 87, 98 Riemann, Kristie 144 Riemann, Lana 80 , 90, 91, 99, 104, 015, 112, 113, 124, 139 Roberson, Dawn 40, 62, 63, 64, 78, 79, 86, 87 Roberson, Derrick 145, 149, 153 Robinson, Jerald 139 Robinson, Jerlene 24 , 62 , 63 , 80, 117, 119 Robinson, Kerry 144 Rowh, jay 6, 14 , 94 , 95, 100, 101, 114, 124 Rufener, Larry 142 Schuette, Evalyn 142 Scott, Jimmie 6S, 139 Seidel, Janet 30 , 31, 72 , 73 , 78 , 79, 80, 90 , 91, 139 Severance, Fred 30 , 31, 66 , 67 , 68, 78, 79, 139 Severance, Jim 27 , 38 , 40 , 66 , 67, 68 , 72 , 73 , 78 , 79, 131 Shamburg, Greg 16, 17, 34, 35, 38, 58 , 76 , 81, 88 , 89 , 93 , 94 , 96, 97, 100, 102, 103, 117, 118, 119, 124 Shamburg, Stacy 65 , 80, 139 Sherlock, Kathy 146 Shumate, Daren 144, 153 Shumate, Eric 146, 149, 153 Sibley, Jane 24 Sibley, Randy 144, 149 Sibley, Rory 146, 148 Sickles, Rita Simmons, J.R. 139 Simmons, Roealyn 80 , 90, 135 Simpson, La Vina 24 , 62 , 63 , 90, 117, 119 Simpson, Sherry 90, 104, 112, 135 Slate, Debra 144, 149, 150 Slate, Randie 68 , 95, 109, 139 Smith, Kathleen 14, 30, 31, 33 Smith, Tracey 144, 149, 150 Snedden, Chris 30, 31, 62, 63, 70, 80 , 90, 131 Snedden, Gina 146 Snyder, Bart 101, 139 Snyder, David 144, 149, 153 Snyder, Kelly 86, 87, 131 Spear, Mark 68, 109, 135 Spear, Terri 17 , 34 , 37 , 78 , 39 , 54, 80 , 88 , 89 , 90, 117, 119 Sporleder, Jean 62, 63, 90, 135 Staley, John 68, 109, 135 Steiner, Sandy 58 , 59 , 60, 61, 80, 81, 90, 104, 131 Stephenson, Jennifer 62, 63, 135 St. John, Rose 131 St. John, Shannon 146 St. John, Stanley 144 St. John, Terry 25 Stroede, Darren 146, 149 Stroede, Shelly 80 , 90, 135 Stroup, Bonnie 25 , 58 , 59, 112, 117, 119 Stroup, Pam 135 Struble, Phyllb 14, 80, 104 Studer, Connie 35, 62, 63, 80, 90, 131 Sumpter, Jerry 131 Swisher, Kyle 76, 101, 110, 126, 131 Terry, Bryan 139 Terry Lynette 62 , 63 , 80 , 90, 104, 105, 112, 113, 124 Thierolf, Grant 25 , 26 , 29 , 58 , 76, 77 , 83 , 85 , 94 , 96, 100, 115, 117, 119, 121, 124 Thierolf, Kerry 144, 150 Thompson, Janb 17 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 40, 58 , 59 , 60, 61, 62 , 63 , 64 , 72, 73 , 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 , 90, 117, 119, 124 Thompson, Shelly 30 , 31, 58 , 65, 78 , 79 , 80 , 84 , 85 , 90, 104, 139 Thompson, Thayne 24 , 30 , 31, 34, 40 , 62 , 63 , 64 , 74 , 75 , 76 , 78, 79 , 83 , 94, 110, 116, 117, 119, 120, 124 Ticking, Candle 135 Ticking, Pennie 62, 63, 131 Treaster, Brad 24 , 30 , 31, 58 , 62, 63 , 64 , 76 , 86 , 87 , 88 , 89 , 96, 97, 106, 107, 108, 115, 117, 119, 123 Tre aster, Lisa 24 , 35 , 58 , 59 , 87, 90, 117, 119 Tre aster, Sharon 14 Truby, Creg 146, 149 Underhill, Gary 144, 149 Underhill, Jill 30 , 31, 68 , 72 , 73, 86 , 87 , 90, 104, 131 Underhill, Vicki 62 , 63 , 80 , 82, 112, 135 Unrein, Janice 149, ISO VanPelt, Connie 62, 63, 74, 75, 80, 90, 131 Vernon, Kay 62, 63, 80, 90, 135 Vernon, Rick 25 , 30, 31, 58 , 59, 72 , 76 , 78 , 79 , 92, 110, 111, 117, 119, 120, 121 Waddell, Cindy 146 Wadick, Mary 25 , 62 , 63, 117, 119 Walker, Joyce 17, 40, 62, 63, 64, 72 , 73 , 78 , 79 , 83 , 86 , 87 , 90, 117, 119, 120, 121 Walker, Tammy 25 , 80 , 86 , 87 , 90, 117, 119 Wallace, Mark 30, 31, 68 , 76, 107, 108, 123, 131 Wallace, Sara 146, 149, 150 Walter, Barb 144 Wab, Beth 62, 63, 78, 79, 80, 90, 135 Wab, Marcy 146 Wampler, Steve Weakley, Mark 146 Wentling, Wade 24 , 26 , 29 , 58 , 76, 77 , 84 , 88 , 89 , 92 , 93 , 96, 100, 102, 103, 117, 119, 121 Wessling, Ardella 11, 70 West, Jennifer 131 West, Terry 146 West, Trevor 153 Widrig, Kay 80 , 82 , 90, 135 Wiegand, Robert 78, 79, 131 Wiegand, Roberta 24 , 58 , 59 , 62, 63 , 70 , 78 , 79 , 87 , 90 , 98 , 99, 121 Wiles, Cindy 80 , 90 , 91, 139 Williams, Anne 146 Williams, Clayton 14, 15 , 77 , 94, 95, 96, 124 Williams, Daniel 65, 139 Williams, Derail 143 Williams, John 131 Williams, Robert 15 Williams, Theda 143, 10 Williams, Violet 142 Williamson, Charles 144 Wilson, Terri 24 , 30 , 31, 62 , 63, 80 , 86 , 87, 117, 119 Winkel, David 135 Wise hart, Randy 135 Woelk, Randy 6, 15 Woods, Mary 131 Worfck, Carl 146, 149 Wright, Bruce 76, 126, 131 Wright, Bryan 30 , 31, 65 , 66 , 67, 72 , 73 , 86 , 87, 139 Wrench, Gary 25, 117, 119 Zachary, Pam 25 Zadlna, Steve 139 Thanks to everyone who helped put this book together - especially Wichers Studio, Solomon Valley Post, Beloit Daily Call and Eldon Treaster. Greg G Denise I 163 164 AUGUST 1977 24 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 26 Football Parents Meeting 7:30 • Commons Area 30 School Pictures SEPTEMBER 1977 1 Freshmen Girls Volleyball 2 Jostcn Ring Announcement Selection - 8:00 Football Scrimmage - Barbcquc 5 NO SCHOOL 6 VB Ellsworth - here 600 9 FB - Concordia - here 7:30 12 “B FB • Concordia - here 7:00 13 Perfect Magazine Kickoff VB - S E of Saline - there 600 Fr FB Concordia - 6:30 15 Jr Hi FB - S. E of Saline 6:30. there 16 FB Belleville - there 7:30 19 FB - Fr So - Lincoln - here 6:30 20 VB - Solomon - here 6:00 22 Jr. Hi FB - Minneapolis 6:30, here 23 FB • Ellsworth - there 7:30 26 “B FB - Ellsworth • here 6:30 27 VB Sacred Heart - there 6:00 29 Jr Hi FB • Sacred Heart • there 6:30 Dist. Land Judging - Linn FFA Mtg at 7:30 OCTOBER - 1977 I VB Tournament at Belleville Ag Career Da at K-Statc 3 FB • Fr So at SE of Saline. 6:30 4 Eighth Cognitive Ability Test 8:35 - 1100 VB at Minneapolis - 6:00 6 Jr. High FB - Solomon, here 6:30 7 FB at Solomon - 7:30 8 ACT Test Debate at Silver Lake 10 FB B' Team • Belleville, here - 6:00 FB -Fr. (2 quarters scrimmage after B game) 11 VB • Lindsborg. here • 6:00 12 I eague Mtg • Ellsworth - 11:00 13 Jr. High FB - Ellsworth, here 6:30 14 FB - Sacred Heart • 7:30 HOMECOMING 15 WSU Marching Festival Greenhand Conference at Clay Center - FFA Eisenhower Volleyball Tournament 17 “B FB at Sacred Heart 18 Eighth Stanford Ach Test Jr. High Safety Assembly - 8:40 Y-Teen Conference at Burr Oak National Merit Test 1:00-3:15 VB • Lincoln, here - 6:00 19 Eighth Stanford Ach Test 20 Girl's Powder Puff Football 7:30 p.m Jr. High FB at Lindsborg 4 oo 21 FB - Minneapolis here. 7:30 22 Hays Marching Contest Regional Volleyball State Land Homesitc at Marysville Debate at Concordia 24 FB Fr So at Minneapolis. 7.00 25 Vocal Concert 26 leadership School and Contest at Concordia 27 Jr. High FB at Lincoln- 6:30 28 FB at Lindsborg - 7:30 End of nine weeks 29 State Vollcbyall NOVEMBER 1977 3 Jr Class Chili Supper 500 • Commons Area 4 FB at Lincoln . 7:30 Fire Safely Assembly - 9:23 7 8 Grades 5 Debate at Belleville 7 Assembly - 8:40 8 Freshmen DAT Test 8:35 - 11 OO District Football 9 National FFA Convention at Kansas City. Mo. Freshmen DAT Test 8:35 - IlOO 10 National FFA Convention at Kansas City. Mo II NO SCHOOL • Veteran s Day National FFA Convention at Kansas City, Mo. Debate - Thomas More Prep at Hays 12 Debate - Thomas More Prep at Hays Regional Football 14 Jr Sr High Orchestra Concert • 7:30 18 Western Kansas Orchestra Festival at Hays Sub-State Football 19 ACT Teat Western Kansas Orchestra Festival at Hays SOUTH PACIFIC - 7:30 21 SOUTH PACIFIC - 7:30 22 SOUTH PACIFIC 7:30 23 Kansas Highway Safety 8:40 - Senior High 9:25 - Junior High 24 NO SCHOOL THANKSGIVING DAY 25 NO SCHOOL 26 State Football DECEMBER 1977 1 BB Jr High. SI Saline, here 5;J0 W restling at S.E. Saline - 6:30 2 Debate at Abilene • 2 00 Theatre Arts Field Trips to Salma - I On BB - Girls A B at Scandia • 6:30 3 Debate at Abilene • 8 00 5 BB - Fr. Boys at Belleville • 6:30 6 BB • Sacred Heart, here. BB GA BA 5:00 8 BB • Jr. High, at Minneapolis • 5:00 Wrestling - Minneapolis • 7:00 9 BB - S.E. Saline, here. GB GA BA - 5:00 10 Minneapolis Art Show League Debate at - Minneapolis District Public Speaking Contest at Mankato KMEA District Convention Wrestling - Clay Center Tourney • 2:00 12 Christmas Program - 7:30 13 BB - Lincoln, here BB GA BA - 5:00 15 BB - Jr. High Sacred Heart, here • 5:00 16 BB- Minneapolis, here. GB GA BA • 5:00 17 Poultry A Dairy Products Contest 16 BB - Minneapolis, here GB GA BA • 5:00 17 Poultry A Dairy Products at Bcioit; Christmas Prom 9:00 • 12:00 19 BB at Concordia - 6 30 GB GA; BB - Fr. Boys - Osborne, here - 6:30 20 BB - Concordia, here • 6:30 BBBA. BB - Fr. Boys - Concordia, here • 5:00 22-31 CHRISTMAS VACATION JANUARY 1978 2 VACATION 3 SCHOOL RESUMES BB at Belleville - 6:30. Boys B A A 5 Jr. Hi BB at Solomon - 5:00 Fr. BB Tournament at Smith Center 6 BB at Solomon - 5:00. BB GV BV 7 Jr. Varsity Wrestling Tournament at Belleville. 11:00 Varsity Wrestling Tournament at Norton • 9 30 Fr BB Tournament at Smith Center 9 BB - Fr Boys - Dclphoa 10 BB • Ellsworth, here • 5:00. GB GV BV 12 Jr. Hi BB at Kanopolis • 5:00 Wrestling • Ellsworth, here 6:30 13 Regional Debate At Ellinwood End of Semester BB Lindsborg, here - 5:00 GB GV BV 14 Wrestling Quad at Concordia 1:00 Junior Varsity BB Tournament Regional Debate at Ellinwood 16 FFA National Officer Assembly 2:35 Jr. Varsity BB Tournament 17 Wrestling at Superior • 6:30 BB at Sacred Heart • 6:30. GB GV BV 19 Jr. Hi BB - Lindsborg, here. 5 00 BB - Fr. Boys at Smith Center. 6:00 20 Assembly - 8:40 BB at SE of Saline 500. RB GV BV Beloit Invitational Wrestling - 3:00 21 Beloit Invitational Wrestling - MOO 23 Girls Inv. Tourn. at Minneapolis 24 Girls Invitational Tourn at Minneapolis 25 Boys Invitational Tourn at Concordia Girls Invitiational Tourn. at Minneapolis 26 Jr. Hi BB Lincoln, here. 5.00 Wrestling at Lincoln, 6.30 Boys Invitational Tourn. at Concordia 27 Boys Invitational Tourn. at Concordia 28 Dist. Crops Contest at Chapman Jr. Varsity Wrestling Tournament at Nickerson. 6 30 31 Girls BB - Lincoln, here 6:30 B A FEBRUARY 1978 2 Jr High BB Tournament at Kanopolis State Vo-Ag Mtg. 5:00 3 BB - Lincoln, here • 6:30, Boys B A Winter Homecoming Journalism Conference at Manhattan 6 BB • Fr. Boys - Lincoln, here, 6:30 7 BB at Minneapolis • 5 00. BB BV GV 9 Meats A Farm Management Contests at Concordia 10 BB - Solomon, here - 5:00. GB GV BV Regional W restling at Hcrington 11 ACT Test Regional Wrestling at Herington 13 BB - Fr. Boys at Osborne. 6:30 14 BB at Ellsworth • 5:00. BB GV BV 16 State Wrestling Tournament 17 State Wrest ling Tournament BB at Lindsborg - 5 00. BB GV BV 18 Stale Wrestling Tournament 21 Juniors Ohio Interest Test 8:35 - 10:00 Vocal Concert - 7:30 22 Regional Basketball 23 Jr Hi Wrestling at Belleville • 6 00 Regional Basketball 24 Regional Basketball 25 Regional Basketball Invitational Forensics V Tells Creative Night - 7:30 MARCH - 1978 1 Spelling Contest st Cawker City, 1:30 2 Jr High Wrestling at Lincoln • 6 00 Sub-State Basketball Group Picture for Annual 3 Sub-State Basketball 4 Sub-State Baksetball Forensics Meet at Luc key High School - Manhattan f‘r 4 W Jr  7 Rand Concert • 7:30 H « I ' Cottey C ollege Information Session . Commons Area - 3:10 Facelty Meeting - 7:45 9 Suit Basketball Jr High Wrestling • Minneapolis here - 6:00 10 State Basketball Spanish Trip to Salina 11 NCAA Speech and Drama at Solomon State Journalism Jr. High Wrestling Tournament, 12:30 here 14 NCAA Music Festival 15 District Livestock Judging at KSU 16 Jr. High Pep Assembly • JOO Jr. High Wrestling - SE of Saline, here - 6 00 17 End of third nine weeks 18 Court land Art Show Jr. Hi Wrestling Tourn SE of Saline 22 District Dairy Livestock at Washington 23 Regional Speech A Drama 24 Spanish Class leaves on Mexican Trip NO SCHOOL - Good Friday 27 NO SCHOOL • EASTER VACATION 28 Senior Task Test 8:35 - II 00 30 Assembly - Straubs • 8:35 31 Slate Indoor NO SCHOOL Return from Mexican Trip APRIL 1978 I ACT Test Science Club • Manhattan 3 Sophomore Task Test 8:35 -11:00 Jayccc Outstanding Teacher Banquet 4 Minneapolis Invitational Track Meet - 11:00 5 Faculty Meeting 7:45 Business Skills Test at Salina 9:30 6 Beloit InvitationalGolf • 9-00 7 Special Ed Track Meet - 11:00 State Musk Festival 8 State Musk Festival Little Kids Wrestling Quality Beef Day at Marysville 11 Freshmen English Test 13 Ellsworth Golf - 9 30 Jr High Track at Ellsworth 3:00 14 Smith Center - Golf Varsity - 9.00 Lindsborg Invitation ii Track • I 00 Spring Play • 7:30 15 Spring Play - 7:30 State Speech A Drama FFA Distrkt Banquet 18 Plamvilk Track - 12:30 Fr So, Meet Belleville Invitational Track • I 30 Pop Concert - 7:30 19 K 0.' Honors Program Concordia 20 Belleville Golf - 9 00 Jr High Track at Minneapolis - 200 Beloit Relays 1:30-5:30 22 Jr -Sr. Prom at Elks Club 25 8th Algebra Prognosis Beloit Girls Invitational - 3 30 Fr. So. Beloit Invitational - 3 30 27 Hays Art Show Sacred Heart Golf - 10:30 Fr So Track at Phillipsburg 3:30 Beloit Jr. High Track Invitational • 400 28 Lincoln Invitational Track 4 00 29 Hays Roundup - Hays MAY 1978 1 Jr Sr. Orchestra Concert 7:30 A F.S. Assembly State FFA Contest -KSU 2 Y-Teen Parent Supper - 6:30 State FFA Contest - KSL’ 4 League Golf at Sacred Heart 11 30 Jr. High Track - Lincoln, here 5 NCAA Track Meet at Lindsborg 3 00 6 BUS Art Show Jr. High Musk Festival Elementary School Athletic Banquet • 700 Homecoming Dance 900-1200 8 Junior High Cheerleader Elections 9 Jr. High League Track at Lincoln 300 Suge Show • 7:30 10 Cheerleader Elections - 3:30 II Stage Show - 7:30 12 Stage Show - 7:30 Regional Golf at Smith Center 13 Regional Track at Bclkvilk 1200 15 NHS - 2:45 Spanish Fiesta - 6:00 16 Special Awards Night • 700 Retirement Dinner at 24 66 6:00 17 Tells Picnic 18 Pep Club Picnic State Golf at Hutchinson 19 State Track at Wkbila Sr. Pictures'Practice Last Day of Attendance Vo-Tech Graduation 20 Stale Track at Wkhita Jr. Miss Pageant 21 Baccalaureate - 8:00 22 Graduation • 800 23 Semester Test I 3 5 7 hours 24 Semester Tests % 2 4 6 8 hours I ait Day of School raj :