Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

1981 TROJAN 1982 BELOIT JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL 1711 NORTH WALNUT BELOIT KANSAS VOLUME 6 student life 3 4 Long Ago Memories Dolls of long ago have all been placed upon the shelf. Mirrors in my mind, reflect ... the changes in myself. Memories are all that's left of shovel-sand box days, of party dresses, mud pie messes, and other childish ways. Broken crayons, bits and pieces, used by a first grade artist. Remembering to stay withint the lines always seemed the hardest. Boys were creeps who pulled your hair and called you nasty names. But, now they've changed, and now insist on playing different games. No more ribbons, no more bows, no more frilly pinafores. Things have changed, nothing seems the way it was before. I know that deep inside me a little girl remains, and how I wish there was a way to bring her back again. Anita Dillner 5 FACULTY 7 School Board Members Decide on School Policies Robert Lampert. President Beloit Jr.-Sr. High students would like to thank school District No. 273 for all their time and effort. The school boards major projects included: (1) Conversion to gas heating $170,000 (2) 1982 School Van $12,800 (3) Routine filling of the many teaching positions Through your control of policy making and administration you have made BHS a leading school in facility, salary, and courses offered. BHS students are proud of the example you have set! Board of Education: Darrell Fulhage, Barbara Cox, Robert Lampert, President, Hal Steiner, Jerry Cady. Not pictured: Alan Berndt and Vernon Adams. B®Q£3 S3 Qs ©®PCP ©TFBOWS tp® Earns EQo %o Do ©O A special congratulations to the 1982 Seniors, they are the first to attend six years at Beloit Junior-Senior High. They have assisted in establishing many records and traditions. A few thoughts on the traits of an educated person: a. The educated person cultivates an open mind. b. They always listen. c. They never laugh at new ideas. d. They know the secret of getting along with others. e. Cultivates habits of success. f. Link themselves with a cause. g. Know it is never too late to learn. How many apply to you? The school strives to implant these ideas. Further, a person cannot stand still, they are either moving forward or backward — seif-improving or self-destructing. May these attitudes, ideas, and God's blessing go with you always. Verlin R. Kolman The 1981-82 school year is now history. The 1982 graduates worked hard the past 6 years and have made important decisions to seek additional schooling or to enter the world of work. The graduates are beginning another important era in their lives. We wish them much success! Those of us who will return next year have more goals to set and achieve. Education is an on-going process which takes a total cooperative effort — community, parents, students, faculty — to make it successful. 9 STm MEMBERS WORK Bonnie Newcomer. Language Arts Peter Caldwell. Language Arts Bill Campbell. Mathematics Craig Cousland, Special Education IV Jackie Larson, Librarian Ed Devore. Vocational Agriculture By the end of the year, most students were acquainted with at least one of the teachers pictured on the following pages. If nof in their classes, surely through clubs or sports. Mr. Caldwell taught freshman English, world history, Comp Grammar. In addition he assisted in coaching junior high football and high school girls basketball. Mr. Cousland spent most of his time helping the special education classes learn new skills. Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Hoestje showed superior dedication in their work with students. Mrs. Newcomer helped get the Junior Class through the hassels of prom. Mrs. Larson stayed busy keeping the library organized. 10 TO MEET STUDENT NEEDS The teaching staff of 1982 dedicated much of their time to student activities; Mr. Harrison government teacher and senior class sponsor; Mr. DeVore, Vocational Agriculture teacher, sponsored the Future Farmer Association Club. Mr. Elder sponsored Art and Photo. He also helped make the annual Beloit Art Show very successful. Mrs. Franklin helped sponsor the cheerleaders this year by arranging pep rallies and helping with decorations. Miss Gillmore helped out with senior high Y-teens. Mr. Williams, lent his room to the juniors for their meetings. 11 Bob Holl. Guidance Joni Johnson. Girls E. Counselor Arlene Kadel, Home Economics Diana McDaniel. English Mary Lou Peterson, Special Education IV Jon Robichaud. Instrumental Music Steve Seirer. Physical Education Phyllis Struble. Science Larry Smith. Mathematics Sharon Treaster, Language Arts Mr. Robichaud, Mr. Bice, and Mr. Harbaugh lead the BHS Music Departments to a very successful year. Mr. Seirer was head football coach, junior high boys basketball coach and assistant track coach. He also sponsored the Lettermens Club. Mr. Smith's talents were demonstrated as head girls and boys track coach and as assistant boys basketball coach. Miss Johnson spent most of her time coaching girls volleyball and basketball. Mr. Piazza, state champion 3A wrestling coach in 1982, took his team all the way for another great year. 12 The BHS faculty, not only stressed the basic educational principles, but sponsored extra curricular activities as well. Mr. Holl is not only guidance counselor for the students but he also helps organize Student Council activities. Mrs. Snyder uses her background to sponsor Future Medical Careers. Mrs. Treaster used her English and Spanish talents to help her sponsor the AFS Club. Mr. Woelk spent much of his time helping the junior class make money for prom and he also sponsored Science Club. Mrs. Kadel helped out with senior high Y-teens. Mrs. McDaniel spent her time making sure deadlines were met for both the newspaper and the yearbook. Miss Peterson, Mr. Loy, and Mrs. Crawford showed superior dedication in their work with students. 13 PERSONNEL HELP TO RUN SCHOOL SNXQDTHLY Custodians. G. Carlton (Head), M. Koster, A. Simmons, and B. Arnold. Greg Kopsa, School Psychologist Mary Sahlfeld, Learning Disabilities Lois Bean. Special Ed. Ill Aide Diane Doyle, Special Ed. IV Aide 14 SENIORS John Long President Greg Larson Vice President Christy Reid Secretary Kerry Thierolf Treasurer Debra Slate Stu-Co Patti Adams Kelly Amerine Kenyen Bean Tom Belden Tim Benoit George Blass Bryce Brobst Steve Brown John Brummer Bruce Burchett 17 18 Tammy Dewey Anita Dillner Danny Fox Brian Gaskill Melodie Grabill Brenda Gwin Whitney Haigh Karen Hartman Greg Heidrick Jim Heiman Marvin Hodgson Danny Hyman Dale Ives ■ Terri Johnson Mark Long (not pictured) Randy Luckey Robert Ludwig Kim McClintock Kathy McCue Gordon McMillan Marne Mann Diana Mathis (not pictured) Raymond Meitler Jack Mogenson Tim Newell 21 22 Tina Nyberg Tracy Osborn© Greg Pestinger Scott Poulton Jere Rehmert Angela Reinert Kristi Riemann Derrick Roberson Kerry Robinson (not pictured) Eric Seel Daren Shumate Randy Sibley Noriko Tsuji Gary Underhill Janice Unrein The sixty-three members of the class of 1982 will go down in the record books as the first class to attend all six years at Beloit Junior Senior High School. The Seniors' major money making project was selling magazines. In total, the class made $960 which went to pay for color pictures in the yearbook and to finance the Christmas Prom. Ten dollar dues were also collected to help with expenses. Christmas Prom was presented to the Junior class on December 5 at the American Legion. Brenda Gwin sang the theme song This One's For You. Showdown was the band chosen to perform at the dance. Seniors were the honored guests of the Junior class on May 1 for the Junior-Senior Prom. The banquet was held in the high school commons area followed by a dance at the American Legion. Voices provided the musical entertainment. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 23, at the Methodist Church. On May 24, the class of '82 dressed proudly in orange and black, fook their final high school sfep — Graduation. The Seniors all wish to thank their patient class sponsors, Jackie Larson and Bob Harrison for a year of unforgettable memories. The years spent together drew the class together as close friends and left them with moments to cherish for the rest of their lives. 24 25 26 CLASSES David Dobratz 1 Tammy Fulton Jilinda Black Susan Chapman David Fuller Brenda Gaskill Alesia Hart 29 THE NEXT BEST THING TO BEING SENIORS ... JUNIORS ! William Mah Matisha Mann The sixty-nine members of the Junior Class showed superior dedication and responsibility throughout the year by working to make money for their main concern. 1982, Junior-Senior Prom. The soup supper was one of the big money making projects for the Juniors. It was held on October 13th with a large crowd attending bringing in a total profit of $800.00 which made it Dawn McCun© 30 (CLASS RINGS, TROJAN CUPS, SOUP SUPPER, FRUIT SALE, PROM) also helped out by paying their Terry west class dues of $10.00. Highlighting the year was the arrival of class rings in November and the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom held on May 1. From all the hard work and dedication the Juniors have put out and have shown this year it can definitely be said that, We're the best you'll ever see, because we're the CLASS of '83! Steven Mathis Troy Paul Kathy Sherlock Sara Wallace Anne Williams Jeff Milholland Paul Myers Arlene Plymire Kathy Ramsey Eric Shumate Gina Snedden Marcy Walz Mark Weakley Carl Worick Marty Zimmer 31 Eric Becker Tim Belden Julie Bell Pam Bell Max File 32 Tim Crannell Tony Fobes Randy Fox M®wa®r ®Kf Creed Garst Kathy Jones Jerry Kruse I Michelle McShane Lisa Gaskill Chris German Brad Heidrick Jeff Heiman What is a Sophomore? I feel sophomores are among one of the most important classes. It is a matter of pride to know that the Freshmen will look up to you and will want to follow in your footsteps. We can set the stones straight and inform them to look at their future goals with enthusiasm and spirit, and with this in mind they can accomplish anything. We are the Sophomores and we're Movin' On Up! Monica McShane Joe Meier Gayle Gildersieeve Rebecca Hickling Marsha Long Stacy Mathis HI J Lisa Nelson Noel Northern Mike Pestinger Brian Piper 33 Mike Riemann Ann© Rutten Dianne St.John Dean Saltkill Mike Shamburg Lorie Snyder Jodie Sporleder Ricky Stout 34 Greg Foulke Barbara Huggins 35 Kelly Kadel Brett Kolman The class of '85 found out this year what high school life is all about. The freshmen faced many new challenges including new teachers, the responsibility of choosing their own classes, and getting adjusted to being in a new hall. They were faced with many more responsibilities as the year progressed. Among these new responsibilities were greater social interaction, more detailed assignments, and knowing that the last years of high school are at hand. Tony Milholland Bert Mishler Dru Nichols Molly Niewald 36 Craig Rouse Mark Smith Calvin Staley Tamara Stewart Steven Stover Michelle Spear Kurt Terry 37 ACTIVITIES SPIRIT Let’s Hear It!! Beloit High halls were filled with cowboys, freaks, Greeks and crazy people running around signing t-shirts. Everyone seemed to enjoy the Stu-co sponsored spirit week which gave them a chance to show their enthusiasm about homecoming. Stu-co designated Monday as sign up for victory, Tuesday as toga day, Wednesday as freak'em out day, Thursday as rope'em day and Friday as the traditional orange and black day. Now nothing nasty Terri. 40 Cheap thrills, huh Barb and Kelly? Definitely kinky Michelle and Monica. We think you look funny too, Kristi. Even Kerry and Brian know cowboys have contact It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Janice. Yippee-Yi-Aye Cow Debra. 41 cjris ojte’s Blais© and Michelle pose for a picture. The Holiday Prom for 1981-82 was held on December 5th from 9-12 at the American Legion. Brenda Gwin sang the theme song, which was This One's For You. Showdown was presented to provide entertainment. Blue and silver streamers, candle-lit tables and a Christmas tree were decorations provided by the Seniors. Seniors also served refreshments consisting of punch, mints, and nuts. A good time was enoyed by all. 42 FOR SOU 43 Tammy and her date Shawn look back on Prom. Nothing up Tracy's sleeve, it's in his pocket ©. .©.©. ©gqsqcdGs ©8 q 44 COg? BG0QG,cQo Q© 0C?©Q(11 37Qg7 After a lot of hard work and deliberation, B A S.s. got it all together to present the fall play, 'Give My Regards to Broadway . It was presented before a captivated audience on November 24 and 25, and was directed by Elizabeth Sone-sen. This play is about problems that an acting troop goes through trying to raise money to put on a play on Broadway. The grand finale. Brenda Gwin sings Forty-five Minutes from Broadway . Fighting the Kaiser in a foxhole in France. Girls Ensemble from L. to R back row: Joni Clark, Dawn McCune. Connie Beavers. Jilinda Black. Shay Blanding. middle row, Sara Wallace. Anne Williams. Karen Bice; front row. Cindy Waddell, and Brenda Gwin. Noriko Tsuji Connie Beavers 46 ®CQQ© Saxophone ensemble from L. to R. back row: Connie Beavers, Paula Daniels, Duane Wiles; front row, Angela Dunstan, and Dawn Wilson. On April 24, students from the music department who earned one ratings at regional contest, traveled to Marymount College in Salina for the State 3A Music Festival. Of the fifteen entries from Beloit, seven received ones and eight received twos. Those receiving division one ratings were: Daren Shumate, cello; Noriko Tsuji, viola; Connie Beavers, violin and voice; Anne Williams, flute; Girls Ensemble (Singers); and the saxophone ensemble. Anne Williams 47 BASS PRESENTS: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE BACK ROW; Tim Honey. Jrrmy Warburton. Creed Garst, Ricky Stout. Noel Nothem. Steve Albin. MiDDt-E ROW. Connie Beavers. Deanna Ives. Anne Wiliams. FRONT ROW. Tim Beldon. Terry West. Not pictured. Matt Treaster. Cast Steve Albin Connie Beavers Tim Belden Creed Garst Tim Haney Deanna Ives Noel Nothern Ricky Stout Matt Treaster Jimmy Warburton Anne Williams The Beloit Acting Students Studio presented Arsenic and Old Lace on March 29 and 30. The play contained both humorous and dramatic parts. The lead parts of little old women played by Anne Williams and Connie Beavers were very convincing. These elderly sisters did their good deeds by giving lonely little old men arsenic spiked Elderberry wine, and putting them out of their misery. With the help of their nephew Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt, they bury their friends in their basement, which Teddy believes is Panama. The only problem they have is, explaining their actions to their nephews Mortimer and Johnathon. All those involved in the plays production did a fine job in presenting this humorous and entertaining play. 49 Q$g g WJWS Dawn McCune sang the them© song “If You Leave Me Now , accompanied by Anne Williams on the electric piano. Kim Larson narrated the Juniors skit. .Mfb MM Other accompanist for the theme song were. Sara Wallace. Gina Snedden. Eric Shumate, Marcy Walz. and Connie Beavers Servers were. Konnie Thomas, Dawn Wilson, Teryl Amerine, Michelle McShane. Susan Golladay. Monica McShane, Connie Wiles. Mike Shamburg, Matt Treaster, Aaron Adams. Mike Pestinger. Joe Meier, Mike Riemann. Scott Stover 50 Melodie. Terri, and Kelly enjoy themselves at the banquet Dawn and Jack get down to Voices Voices entertain at the 1982 spring prom. Couples enjoy dancing to Voices Highlighting the conclusion of the school year was the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. “If You Leave Me Now was the theme song sung by Dawn McCune, accompanied by Anne Williams on the Electric Piano; Sara Wallace, Drums; Marcy Walz and Eric Shumate, Alto Saxophone; Connie Beavers, Baritone Saxophone and Gina Snedden, Clarinet. The supper held in the Commons Area, was prepared by the Junior Mothers. The meal consisted of chicken fried steak, baked potatoes, corn and cherry cheesecake for dessert. Glasses were presented as favors to the Seniors and Juniors. The Juniors presented the skit which was pictures of the Seniors from past to present. Gifts were presented to Mr. Williams, Mr. Woelk, and Mrs. Newcomer for their help in preparing the Prom. The dance was held from 9:00-12:00 at the American Legion featuring the band Voices . 51 °©8 ©U OS ©ffl® !37 IMX3CS© Terry reminisces about the good ol' days in the Paradise Sara displays her druming abilities in full costume. Theater Paradise Theater was the theme for the 18th annual stage show production of the Beloit Jr. - Sr. High School instrumental and vocal departments. The scenes included reopening of the Paradise Theater, holding auditions and putting on a show. Featured acts - Rockin Paradise, If I Were a Rich Man, I hope I Get It, Nobody said It Was Easy, Grand Serenade, Drill team doing their routine to Physical, sung by Brenda Gwin, I Can Do That, followed by the finale Rockin Paradise. Approximately 1,000 viewed the stage show under the direction of Mr. Jon Robichaud, Mr. Carl Bice, And Mr. Mike Harbaugh. The show was held May 17 and 18 at 8:00 p.m. in the BJSHS commons area. Female singers perform singing Mr. Sandman Shay Blanding creates a magic atmosphere with song 52 mas l? Q ®0©B TFGOS ftTTSB Brenda portrays Olivia. Under the direction of Mr. Robichaud the band at their best. Drill Team gets physical. The cast is “Rockin' in Paradise during the finale Friday, October 16, was the date of the Beloit High School Fall Sports Homecoming. Spirit Week was highlighted that day with the downtown parade and pep rally. This all led up to the exciting moment at the pre-game ceremony. Gary Underhill, emcee, drove the candidates Brenda Gwin, Marne Mann, Kim McClintock, Debra Slate, and Kerry Thierolf to their waiting escorts Greg Heidrick, Robert Ludwig, John Long, Tim Benoit, and Brian Gaskill. Minutes before game time, Debra Slate was named the 1981 Fall Sports Homecoming Queen. Debra and her attendants then relaxed and enjoyed the football game with Beloit against Concordia. Along with emcee Gary Underhill are Liz Gantenbein, Patti Adams, Daren Shumate, Tim Benoit, and Debra Slate. The 1981 Fall Homecoming candidates and their escorts. From left: Tim Benoit, Queen Debra Slate, Brian Gaskill, Kerry Thierolf, John Long, Kim McClintock, Robert Ludwig, Marne Mann. Greg Heidrick, and Brenda Gwin. 54 (3®fpGGtf?Q0 [?qQQ ©rp©c?G0 ©GOES CD Tim and Debra await their introduction. Brenda congratulates the new 1981 Fall Homecoming Queen, Debra watches the exciting game between Concordia and Debra. Beloit. 55 RELAY CROWN. GOES 1981-82 Spring homecoming queen Patti Adams. TO PATTI Patti gets a kiss from Stuco Vice-Pres. Mark Hewitt. Queen Candidates are Noriko Tsuji, Barb Walter. Patti Adams. Christy Reid, Kristi Reiman, and Terri Johnson. Patti Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams was crowned Spring Sports Homecoming Queen April 23 at the Beloit Relays. Her escort was Greg Larson. The crowning was the highlight of the relays starting at 4:15. Later Stu-co sponsored a dance in the Commons Area with Scotland Yard as the D.J. 57 Candidates and escorts anxiously await the crowning. STUDENTS SELECT ROYAL Fall Homecoming candidates and their escorts from L. to R.: Brian Gaskill. Kerry Thierolf. Greg Heidrick. Brenda Gwin. Debra Slate. Tim Benoit. Marne Mann. Robert Ludwig. John Long, and Kim McClintock. Spring Homecoming candidates and their escorts from L. to R.: Randy Luckey. Christy Reid. Patti Adams. Greg Larson. Kristi Reimann. Steve Brown. Greg Pestinger. Barb Walter. Marvin Hodgson. Noriko Tsuji. Scott Poulton, and Terri Johnson. TROJAfl QUEERS 59 The 1981-82 Fall and Spring Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts. SPORTS Trojans hciye fine Seci on Varsity: Row one- Joe Meier. Darrel Adams. Row two- Jeff Adams. Mike Shamburg. Scott Stover. Brian Piper. Max File. Mike Riemann. Jeff Heiman. Matt Treaster. Row three-Ken Piazza (Asst). Eric Harvey, Brad Heidrick. Mike Tolbert. Jeff Milholland. Daren Stroede. Steve Chandler, David Bunger. Aaron Adams. Row four- Gene Wilkens (Asst ). Blaise Klenda, David Kohler. Jayme Johnson. Larry Boden. Carl Worick. J.D. Broadbent. David Dobratz. Row five- Steve Seirer. Head Coach, Gordon McMillan. Danny Hyman. Randy Luckey. Kelly Amerine. Robert Ludwig, Tim Benoit. John Long. Greg Heidrick. Row six- Eric Seel. Greg Larson. Jim Heiman. Jack Moegenson. Brian Gaskill. On August 20, the Trojans began working hard to prepare for a successful season. However, the Trojans started the season off with a disappointing loss to Southeast of Saline 7-17. Next, the team traveled to Solomon where the offense began getting things on track by winning 43-7. The following week, the Trojans came up against a tough Sacred Heart team losing 6-36. Defense was the name of the game against Ellsworth with the Trojans losing a hard fought contest 0-3. The next week, the Trojans got back on track downing Lindsborg trojan scoreboard Beloit 7 17 S.E. of Saline Beloit 43 7 Solomon Beloit 6 36 Sacred Heart Beloit 0 3 Ellsworth Beloit 14 7 Lindsborg Beloit 7 14 Concordia Beloit 27 13 Minneapolis Beloit 16 0 Washington Beloit 10 14 Belleville 14-7. Our arch rival Concordia came to town the next week for our Homecoming. It was a hard fought contest but Concordia prevailed 7-14. The new District playoffs began with the first of the three games to play, against Minneapolis. The Trojans won this 27-13 and also defeated Washington 16-0. In the final game against Belleville, the Trojans led 10-0, but the Buffs rallied back late in the game to win 10-14. However, with all things considered, the Trojans ended the season with a respectable 4-5 season. 62 ... Rebuilding to 4-5! Jayme Johnson pulls down another pass from Klenda Trojans look on in adverse weather conditions against Washington. Upper Left-Head Coach Steve Seirer was accompanied by assisstant coaches Gene Wilkens and Ken Piazza. Upper Right-Tim Benoit picks up good yardage against Washington. Center-Coaches talk over defensive strategy with Robert Ludwig.Bottom-Scout Squad helps prepare the varsity defense for Belleville. 65 Y ircTc vimAYtcs ejntf ‘exve tkTc'e The 1981 volleyball team coached by Joni Johnson had a disappointing season with one minor win. Team leadership was provided by seniors; Karen Hartman, Kim MClintock, Marne Mann, Christy Reid and Debra Slate. The younger players on the Trojan squad gained experience and showed improvement throughout the season. The underclassmen which composed the team consisted of three juniors, eight sophomores and nine freshmen. 1981 Volleyball Team L-R: Debra Slate. Denise Adams, Christy Reid. Patti Adams, Jodie Sporleder, Marne Mann. Barb Hugins, Karen Hartman, DeAnn Roberson. Angela Larsen. Julie Bell. Vicki McCune. Matisha Mann. Joni Hyman, Tammy Butterfield, Karen Bice, Jackie Hull, Kim McClintock, Paula Daniels, Lisa Gaskill, Connie Wiles. Leia Engelbert, Trina Weber, Coach Joni Johnson, Tammy Stewart, and Chris German. (Not pictured-Teryl Amerine) 66 Seniors of 1981: Christy Reid, Debra Slate. Kim McClintock. Karen Hartman. Marne Karen Hartman prays Mann, and Patti Adams, manager for a save. Coach Johnson takes a close look at team play. Coach Johnson discusses team strategy Marne Mann puts down a good spike. Debra Slate sets the play for Marne Mann. Matisha Mann dinks one on'em. (§0030,0 B 0G3Btf03 110, ffl © JS©t?0KJEI0Kl § ©S 0®G3 With only two returning starters the girls basketball squad was filled with younger girls who had little varsity experience. Though they finished with only three victories they remained competitive throughout the season. The 1981-82 girls basketball team consisted of one senior, two juniors, five sophomores, and five freshmen. Coach Johnson stated I hope the girls used this season as a learning and rebuilding year. 68 1981-82 Girls Basketball Team: Ass't Coach Peter Caodwell, Head Coach Joni Johnson. Jodie Sporleder (Manager). Teryl Amerine. Alesia Hart. Joyce Lange. Michelle Gengler. Molly Niewald. Karen Bice. Connie Wiles. Kim McClintock, Paula Daniels, Shay Blanding, Angela Larsen. Susan Golladay, Jackie Hull, and DeAnna Ives (Manager). VARSITY TEAM Alesia Hart Karen Bice Connie Wiles Kim McClintock Junior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Angela Larsen Susan Golladay Junior Sophomore Junior Varsity Team: FRONT ROW-Jackie Hull, Teryl Amerine. Susan Golladay. SECOND ROW-Joyce Lange, Michelle Gengler. Molly Niewald. Paula Daniels. and Shay Blanding. 69 Showing her form. Karen Bice shoots for two points. Angela Larsen and Karen Bice aggressively go for the ball. Angela Larsen displays her charity form. 70 Karen Bice tries to block a shot as Alesia Hart looks on. Trojans Have a Young Varsity Team! The 1981-82 boys basketball team, was a very young yet talented team with only 3 seniors on the team. The Trojans were coached by Gene Wilkens-Head Coach and Larry Smith-Assistant. This years basketball team had a disappointing season with a record of 2-18. However, they lost many close games by only a margin of a couple of points. The Trojans started off on a winning note by defeating Minneapolis 44-33. however, the team dropped the next four games losing to Lincoln 54-65, Southeast 25-48. Sacred Heart 37-64. and Lindsborg 30-62. The following week, the Trojans got back on the winning track by downing the Solomon Gorillas 55-37. For the next two games though, the Trojans were defeated; first by Ellsworth 34-51 then by Minneapolis 47-61. The next game, was the beginning of the Crossroads Classic Tournament at Belleville for which the Trojans were fired up for. The first game however, which was a hard fought contest, was lost to Lincoln 28-30. After this, the Trojans went downhill for the rest of the tournament while losing to Belleville 52-60 and later to Superior 38-58. The next two games were very disappointing losses while losing the first to Lincoln 67-79 and the second to Concordia 46-48 in overtime. After this, the Trojans began going downhill, while losing the next six games before the Sub-State Tournament. The first three were disappointing with the Trojans losing to Southeast 43-60, Sacred Heart 50-73, and Belleville 58-78. The following game with Solomon was a real heart breaker with the Trojans losing a close contest 47-48. The next two games before Sub-State, were also lost with the first to Ellsworth 46-69, and Lindsborg 32-71. The last game of the basketball season, was during Sub-State action with the Trojans being defeated by Norton 34-64. In spite of the season. Coach Wil-kens commented; It was a frustrating season according to the record, but the kids were a great bunch to work with and it was very rewarding. He also said, He felt like the kids never gave up and always gave 100%. Brian Gaskill goes up top for two points. Jayme stretches for the tip ball. Beloit 44 33 Minneapolis Beloit 54 65 Lincoln Beloit 25 48 Southeast Beloit 37 64 Sacred Heart Beloit 30 62 Lindsborg Beloit 55 37 Solomon Beloit 34 51 Ellsworth Beloit 47 61 Minneapolis Beloit 28 30 Lincoln Beloit 52 60 Belleville Beloit 38 58 Superior Beloit 67 69 Lincoln Beloit 46 48 Concordia (OT) Beloit 43 60 Southeast Beloit 50 73 Sacred Heart Beloit 58 78 Belleville Beloit 47 48 Solomon Beloit 46 69 Ellsworth Beloit 32 71 Lindsborg Beloit 34 64 Norton wins 2 18 losses Randy Sibley, shooting a free throw. Varsity: row one-Patti Adams-manager, Steve Chandler, Mike Shamburg. Kelly Amerine, David Dobratz, Brad Heidrick, Jerry Kruse, row two-Michelle Jamison-Manager. Greg Larson-Statistician, Eric Becker, Brian Gaskill. Randy Sibley, Jayme Johnson. Mike Pestinger, Larry Smith-Asst. coach. Gene Wilkens-Head coach. 73 fflATmsn DO IT... one nioRE Time BACK ROW: Coach Piazza, M. Hewitt. D. Newell. S. Stover, M. Treaster, Coach Bice. B, Klenda, J. Broadbent, M Kadel. MIDDLE ROW: T. The Beloit High wrestlers once again proved they had what it takes to be state champions. For the third straight year, the Trojans captured the state title at Hays. The tough Trojan twelve started their season on Dec. 3 against Minneapolis, where they breezed by with an easy victory. From there, they moved on to the Clay Center Tourney and proved to be an outstanding team by placing first with 217l 2 points. By gaining two victories over Clay Center and Belleville, the Trojans kept their undefeated record. Then, keeping the fantastic streak going, the grapplers came out shining at the Norton Tourney with first place and 190‘ 2 points. At their own Beloit Invitational, the tough twelve took first place honors with an awesome 229 points. After a double dual with Osborne and Plainville, picking up two more victories, they went on to take three more from Sf. Mary's, Smith Center, and Nemaha Valley. From here, the Trojans prepared for the Regionals at Osborne where they once again placed first, qualifying 11 grapplers with 192 points. At the Beloit Sub-State, the Black Machine qualified ten for state, placing first, and showing they were serious about another state title. This awesome team proved to be a success when Ken's 10 Did It Again at Hays by placing a glorious first with 137 points. The Black Machine placed six grapplers with Mark Hewitt, 126 lbs., and Blaise Klenda, 138 lbs., at third; and Matt Treaster, 119 lbs., Tim Benoit, 132 lbs., Steve Brown, 145 lbs., and Greg Heidrick, 155 lbs., all placing first. Walter. K. Riemann. C. Reid. T. Johnson. Beloit 50 9 Minneapolis Beloit 48 17 Southeast Beloit 47 9 Ellsworth Beloit 42 17 Belleville Beloit 50 6 Clay Center Beloit 53 5 Concordia Beloit 55 6 Phillipsburg Beloit 56 5 Salina South Beloit 62 6 Lincoln Beloit 53 6 Plainville Beloit 51 6 Osborne Beloit 56 0 Smith Center Beloit 60 3 Nemaha Valley Beloit 54 6 St. Mary's Clay Center Tournament 1st Norton Tournament 1st Beloit Invitational 1st Regional Tournament 1st Sub-State Tournament 1st State Tournament 1st Steve Brown. 145 lb. state champion, after a tough final match. Tim Benoit. 132 lb. state champion gets a pin at the Beloit Inv. Heidrick. 155 lb. state champion, works for a takedown. Matt Treaster. 119 lb. state champion accepts state awards. Coach Piazza accepts championship trophy. Below Mark Hewitt. 126 lb. works for near fall third at state. 0B ©C3 EQ C3G0DKIB BQ, @[E £] (§13DEJB BQ (§C3 GO CSfflOKIB Frosh.. Todd J. checks the Blaise Klenda, 138 lb. third at state, works for a reversal, scoreboard. BACK ROW; J. Heiman. D. Bunger. B. Brobst. M. Riemann, A. Adams. J. Adams. M. Kadel, FRONT ROW. T. Johnson. D. Adams. P. Blanding. T. Watts. E. Harvey. D©OGqg © @Q)©c7 Ebofli? ©Qg?0© Golf team (L to R) Front. Todd Johnson. Jie Meier. Donnie Wright. Second. Kelly Kadel. Jerry Kruse. Coach Copp; third. Ereic Shumate. Mike Shamburg. Blaise Klenda, Tim Newell; fourth, Brenda Gwin. Michelle Jamison. Dave Dobratz. Greg Heidrick, Steve Brown, Brad Heidrick, Not Pictured: Parrish Blanding The confused Todd Johnson. Tim works hard during practice. Brad shows new technique in putting. Joe finishes his last hole. Blaise swings for a birdie. Eric looks on as other teams compete The Beloit Golf Team consisted of a 16 person team. The team competed in nine tournaments. They kicked off the season at Abilene. At Abilene the 4-man team placed third, the 6-man team placed fifth. The second was our own Beloit Invitational, the team over-all placed fourth. Blaise Klenda tied for second. Next it was on to Smith Center where the team played in 34 degree weather but the team placed fourth in the over-all standings. Individuals to place were Blaise Klenda who got second. Though there was stiff competition at Bellville the team placed fifth and the 2-man placed second. The 8-man Minneapolis tournament was a good one for the team. The 2-man placed fourth, the 4-man placed fourth and the 6-man placed third. Oberlin was a tough day for the team but they managed to pull out a sixth. Sacred Heart meet was the last meet before league and Beloit finished in fifth place. The next week it was back on the road to Sacred Heart for the NCAA meet where the team finished fourth. The regional tournament was held in Beloit this year. It proved to be Blaise Klenda's year. Blaise qualified for state with a tie for fifth. 78 33 3333 iJ C FRONT ROW- J. Copp MGR.. D. Roberson, J. Sporleder, T. Stewart, l_. Hiserote, A. Dunstan. J. Hyman, T. Fulton, V. McCune, M. Spear, P. Adams MGR., 2nd ROW- T. Amerine. J. Lange, L. Englebert, M. Niewald. K. Bice, C. Wiles, K. McClintock, D. Blomberg, L. Gaskill, M Gengler, K. Hartman, A. Larsen, M Mann, 3rd ROW-COACHES- S. Seirer, K. Kuhn, L. Smith (Head), P. Caldwell, M. Barbo, G. Wilkens. This year the Lady Trojans continually improved throughout the season and performed well under many adverse conditions. Team meets were held at Osborne, Minneapolis, Wichita, Smith Center, Belleville, Beloit, Phillipsburg, NCAA at Southeast, Regional at Hill City, and State at Wichita. Those traveling to Wichita were: Marne, Kim, Angela L., Shay, Michelle, Joyce, and DeeAnn. All placed and scored in their events. It was a total team effort, and a successful season for the Lady Trojans . DeeAnn rushes to the finish line. Lisa clearing the last hurdle sprints for the finish. 79 Shay concentrates upon the finish line of the one mile. Marne, exerting extra force, is bound to win the race. Kim edges out her opponent and captures 1st place. Michelle arches to clear the bar for a 3rd place finish. Connie shows her strength throwing the discus. Joyce strains, keeping the lead The 1982 boys track team had a very fine season while competing in 8 regular season meets and also Regional and State. The first meet at Osborne, was on a cold day but the Trojans faired out well placing 4th overall with 56 points. First place finishers were Eric Seel in the shot put and the 400 m. relay team. In the next two meets of the season, the boys took 5th at Minneapolis with 53 points and 6th at Belleville with 511 2 points. Eric Seel took first in the shot put while Brian Gaskill and the 400 m. relay team took second in both meets. Aaron Adams also took second in the 300 m. hurdles at Minneapolis. The following week, the Trojans scored 112 points and finished 3rd at Smith Center. First place finishers were Brian Gaskill in the javelin and long jump and Eric Seel in the shot put. The 1600 m. relay also placed first with a time of 3:36.68. In the Beloit Relays, the boys had a good showing against some tough competition placing 5th. Second place finishers were Brian Gaskill in both the javelin and long jump and David Kholer in the high jump. The next two track meets, showed that the Trojans had some strength by bringing home 2nd place trophies at both Sacred Heart and Phillipsburg. The NCAA League meet at Southeast of Saline was the final one before Regionals. The Trojans placed third behind Sacred Heart and Ellsworth. First place finishers were David Kholer in the pole vault and Eric Seel in the discus which became a new school record. Brian Gaskill placed 2nd in both the long jump and 200 m. dash. Brian Gaskill, Gordon McMillan, Derrick Roberson, Eric Seel, David Kholer, Aaron Adams, Eric Becker, Jeff Adams, and Eugene Crannell competed at Regionals in Hill City. Back row L. to R.-Carle Kuhn-Assistant. Mical Barbo-Assistant. Max F9e. Eric Becker. Brian Gaskill, Jack Mogenson. Eric Seel. Daren Stroede. David Kohler. Peter Caldwell-Assistant. Gene Wilkens-Assistant. Larry Smith-Head Coach, middle row-Steve Seirer-Assistant, Aaron Adams, Bret Kolman. Gordon McMillan, Steve Chandler. Mike Pestinger. Derrick Roberson. Kurt Terry. Eugene Crannell. bottom row-Matt Treaster. Tim Watts. Darrell Adams. Dru Nichols. Brad lindblad. Jeff Adams. Eric Harvey-manager ORGANIZATIONS 84 E?© GQoeQo D c?©8 AFS held a welcome pot-luck dinner at the park shelter building to welcome Jack and Noriko the first of September. At Christmas the club put jars in the lunch room to collect money so that Jack and Noriko could call home. AFS hosted a chili supper at Treaster's house. Christmas gifts were given to Jack and Noriko. Jack recieved an ID bracelet. Noriko received a pink sweater. Then everyone piled into cars for a trip to Glasco for skating. The club has worked on an exchange map that tells all the exchange students we have had in the past. It will also tell who they have stayed with and where they were from. The adult chapter is in charge of building a case in the commons area. The Kansas AFS Chapture hosted an AFS round-up in Topeka. Jack and Noriko attended and had a great time and met a lot of new people. There was a farewell party at Treasters. Everyone enjoyed a potluck dinner and swimming. First Left-right; Noriko Tsuji. Jack Mogensen, (second) Kerry Theirolf. Anne Williams, Greg Larson, Joni Clark, Patty Adams, (third) Susan Gollady. Anne Rutten. Jodie Sporleder. Darrell Adams. Gayle Gildersleeve. Denice Adams. Brenda Gwin, Angela Dunstan. Karen Creager, JaLynn Copp, Terri Johnson, Mrs. Treaster, (fourth) Matt Treaster. Roxanne Reetz, Michelle McShane. Monica McShane. Dawn Wilson, Julie Bell, Whitney Haigh, Connie Beavers, Shay Blanding, Barb Walter, Gary Underhill, Christy Reid, (fifth) Michelle Jamison, Trina Weber, Chris German, Marcy Walz, Karen Hartman, Marcia Kjellberg, Konnie Thomas. Connie Wiles, Royalyn Hayes, Karen Bice, Pam Bell. Kathy Jones, Lisa Gaskill, Tammy Butterfield AFS Officers. Greg Larson, Anne Wiliams, Joni Clark, Kerry Theirolf, Patty Adams. Sponsor. Mrs. Treaster. 85 E3©f?Q © ‘O’sraflQ Noriko likes music and shows it by playing the viola. One of Norikos favorite evening pastimes was knitting. Noriko stayed with the Blanding family: Parish, Caleb. Noriko, Shay, Linda and Larry. Noriko came to Beloit from Japan. This year she stayed with the Larry Blanding family. She had many new and rewarding experiences. One of the hardest things for her to get used to was eating American food. Noriko had many hobbies and pastimes such as; playing the viola, knitting, and sewing. She learned a lot and enjoyed staying in America. 0q© £Q©g©tD©©0 Jack is our exchange student from Denmark. He spent a rewarding year with the Peter Caldwell family. Jack's year was filled with many exciting and rewarding experiences. In Denmark, Jack played soccer, so when he came to the states, he was the kicker for our football team. He has many other activities other than football. He solves the Rubik's cube in less than three minutes and enjoys chess and card games. Jack with his host family, Tim, Jack. James, Peter and Rita Jack poses with his constant companion, the Rubik's cube Jack celebrates his birthday the American way with a cake 87 C?13 G Gl ©G® ©C)®cp0 Gthoflo 0Gg?O© Front Row (LtoR); Mr, Elder, J, Bell, K. Larson, B. Walter, T. Johnson, J. Broadbent; Second, E. Becker, J. Meier, M, Riemann, R. Stout. B. Burchett. G. Pestinger, G. Underhill. D. Bunger, A. Dunstan, M, Gengler; third, E. Shumate, M. Mann. K. Baird. S. Wallace. T. Johnson, D. Shumate, W, Webb. J. Warburton, D. Wiles, D. Adams. B, Gaskill; fourth, J. Sporleder. S. Blanding. A. Larsen. P. Daniels. S. Golladay. S. Chandler, M. File. R, Larson. M. Hewitt. T. Newell. R. Ludwig. B. Heidrick. S. Brown, fifth. J. Hyman. G. Gildersleeve. M. Robinson. T. Paul The Art and Photo club members hard work throughout the year paid off extremely well for the Beloit High School Art students at the sixth annual Beloit High Art Show. Great work in all areas of art were rewarded at the shows by medals, ribbons, certificates, and plaques. The Beloit art students attended several art shows such as Concordia, Hays, and our own on May 8. 1982. The Art and Photo Club is a strong organization and has many good years of talent ahead of them. 88 Jay me and the Eagle Some of the art work shown during the art show Enthusiastic art club members listen to Mr Elder. Barb works on her art project during class Mr. Elder and Barb discuss plans for the Art Show The top two art students. Barb Walter and Eric Shumate talk with the judge 90 The flag team who marched with the band at Wichita entered a flag competition and received a 1+ rating. The flag team was under the direction of Jon Robichaud. The team leaders were captain Kerry Thierolf and cocaptain Janice Unrein. The drill team squad performed at the home basketball games and wrestling matches. The squad consisted of 18 members. They were invited to perform at the halftime of a Kansas Wesleyan basketball game. The drill team traveled to Hutchinson for drill team competition and was one of three teams to receive a I division rating. The 1981-82 Jazz Band were very busy throughout the year. They played at home basketball games and wrestling matches. They also traveled with the drill team to Kansas Wesleyan and performed for the Coyote Fans. The group practiced long hours outside of school on a variety of types of music. The band particularly enjoyed performed classics of Earth, Wind, and Fire, and Big Bands. 91 (Fornt row. L to R) Gina Snedden. Cindy Waddell, Liz Gantenbein, Amy Williams. Karen Hartman. Muriel Albin. Jilinda Black. Karen Bice. Marcy Walz. Terri Johnson. Connie Beavers, Anne Williams. Brenda Gwin, (Middle row. L to R) Marcha Long. Denise Adams, Joyce Lange. Tammy Stewart, Pam Bell. Sue McMillian. Jill Vossman. Royalyn Hayes. Shay Blanding. Duane Wiles. Eric Shumate. Kerry Thierolf. Paula Daniels. Dawn Wilson. Angela Dunstan. Tina Nyberg, Michelle Spear. Jackie Hull. Barb Huggins. Maria Conway. Joni Hyman. Connie Thomas. Janice Unrein. Leslie Lyle. (Third row. L to R) Derrick Roberson. Trina Weber, JaLynn Copp, Julie Bell. Anita Diliner. Deann Roberson. Brett Creager, Kelly Kadel. Todd Johnson. Troy Carlton. Eric Seel. David Bunger. Marvin Hodgson. Noel Nothern. Robert Ludwig. Randy Fox, Eric Harvey. Roger Larson, Monica McShane. Matt Treaster. Bryce Brobst. Daren Shumate. (Back row. L to R) Sara Wallace. Jon Robichaud. Deanna Ives. Mike Kadel, Michelle McShane, Molley Niewald. Connie Wiles. Debra Slate, and Brad Lindblad. 68 members of the Trojan Marching Band marched under the direction of Jon Robichaud and drum majorette Brenda Gwin which led the band in all their performances. The 1981-82 Concert band received a I division rating in regional music contest in Concordia. On the way to state the bank took a concert tour of Osborne. Downs, and Jewell, performing for the student bodies and communities there. 92 CHOI AL EI S ENTE T A6! W Front Row L to R; Mr. Bice. T. Johnson. C. Beavers. G. Snedden. V. McCune. J. Larson. L. Englebert. J. Hull. J. VanPelt. J. Delka. D. Ives. J. Colby. C. Waddell, B. Gwin. A. Plymire Second Row L to R. D. McCune. M. Jamison, L Lyle. R. Hayes. T. Fulton, T West, N. Nothern. D. Saltkill. R. Stout. D. Ives, E. Harvey. K. Bice. R. Reetz. A. Williams. P. Adams. T. Colby. D. Albert. Third Row L to R; J. Clark. C. Reid. K. McClintock. M. Albin. S. Chapman, T. Paul. S. Wallace, S. Albin. B. Linblad, A. Heins. M. Walz. M. Mann, J. Black, A. Dillner. M. Grabill, S. Blanding. Forty-seven members of the Chora-liers entertained audiences with four concerts throughout the year. Sara Wallace was elected student director for the school year 1981-82. The accompanists for the group are Karen Bice and Anne Williams. 93 Mr. Carl Bice directs during rehearsal. Tenors work hard on pitch. SINGERS ENTERTAIN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BHS Singers for the 1981-82 school year was composed of seventeen members, directed by Carl Bice. Appearances were made at the Lions clubs, the Rotary club. Elks BPOE Memorial Service, plus a variety of other clubs and organizations. In addition to this, the Singers performed in three concerts during the year. Outfits chosen by the members consisted of beige and blue dresses worn by the girls. The boys wore coordinating slacks with white shirts and bow ties. An eventful year kept members busy. Singers at their best Back Row L to R: S. Wallace. R. Bice, J. Black, S. Albin, S. Blanding. A. Williams, A. Heins, J. Clark. Front Row I to R: D. Saltkili. C. Beavers. T. West. C. Waddell. B. Gwin, N. Nothern, D. McCune. B. Linblad. 94 Karen Bice accompanies tor the group. FEMALE ATHLETES UNITE The 1981-82 school year was a good one for all female athletes at BJSHS for a very good reason. It marked the beginning of a new organization for all girls who had lettered in sports during their high school years. This new club was given the title Girls' Athletic Organization. The GAD'S main objective was to promote athletics in the girls' sports and to encourage others to participate in the athletic program at BJSHS. Although they did not get their program started until after the first of the year, the GAD members accomplished many things during their first year. They held two concession stands to help pay for their yearbook page and to help finance the Athletic Banquet at the end of the year. Officers (L-R): Kim McClintock, Pres., Christy Reid, V.P., Marne Mann, StuCo Rep., Patti Adams. Sec., Not pictured Debra Slate. Treas. First Row L-R: P. Adams, D Slate. M. Mann, K. McClintock, C. Reid. Second Row: L. Gaskill. K. Hartman, Sponsor J. Johnson, A. Hart, A. Dunstan, T. Johnson. Third Row: K. Bice, M. Mann, J. Delka. T. Butterfield. T. Amerine, J. Copp, S. Golladay. C. Wiles. J. Bell, A. Larson. 95 Ill III 1981- 82 Cheerleaders (Top to Bottom) Arlene Ply mire. Terri Johnson. Kristi Riemann. Barb Walter. Kerry Thierolt. Christy Reid. Liz Gantenbein. Michelle McShane. Cindy Waddell. Monica McShane. Gina Sned-den. Sara Wallace. Sue McMillan. Joni Hyman. Molly Niewald. Barb Huggins % (Front row. L to R) Jett Adams. Parish Blanding. Mike Tolbert. Mike Kadel. Larry Boden. Mark Hewitt. Robert Ludwig. Bryce Brobst. David Bunger. Brett Creager. Chris Boettcher. Vann Hoffman. (Middle row. L to R) Mr. DeVore. Tony Fobes. Jerry Kruse. Jeff Heiman. John Long. Tim Beldon. Jeff Milholland. Aaron Adams, Bruce File. Mark Smith. Mike Reimann. (Back row. L to R) Jimmy Warburton. Wade Webb. Tom Beldon, Gordon McMillan. Brad Heidrick. Derrick Roberson. Tony Milholland. Carl Worick. Jeff Bunger. Craig Rouse. Darren Stroede. and Tim Crannell. FFA TIME The goal of F.F.A. is to develop young people who are interested in agriculture, into competent leaders and successful workers. This year F.F.A. was engaged in a lot of activities such as exhibiting livestock and shop projects at the County and State Fair. In July, they spent four days at Rock Springs Leadership Camp. Throughout the year they were also involved in the District and State Land Judging Contest, the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, livestock judging and dairy judging. The Parent-Member banquet was held in May. At the banquet, special honors were awarded. 98 FFA officers: Mike Kadel. Seer.; Larry Boden. Treas.; Mark Hewitt. Sentinel; Robert Ludwig. V. Pres.; Bryce Brobst. Pres ; and David Bunger. Representative 99 FIIIC Cels Involved Future Medical Career Club is a club that meets once a month to explore the different medical and health professions. The members included are: President, Liz Gantenbein, Vice President, Tracy Paul, Sec-Treas and StuCo, Marcy Walz, Melodie Grabill, Sara Wallace, Janice Unrein, Terri Johnson, Matisha Mann and Debra Slate. These members were involved in many projects throughout the year. These projects included: helping out at the bloodmo-bile, a field trip to Hays University to visit the Nursing Department, visiting McDonald's Funeral Home, a tour of the hearing impaired department at the Beloit Elementary School, The members were also honored with a visit from Randy File, a local pharmacist. As a whole, the group had a very enjoyable year. roo science club ’82 The Science Club has had many projects including the sun dial in front of the school. The club is working on a large peroidic table which will show the elements. Other activities include concession stands at the games to raise money for the projects. A spring barbeque. field trip to K-State and guest speakers are included in a busy year. 101 nCUIIPAPCR STAFF OUTSTAADIAG Halls Of Trou (loll DSlOITIR.-m.HICH Vol. VINo. 10 I Patti Adams, Editor Kelly Amerine Greg Larson. Co-Editor Daren Shumate Jay Dee Broadbent, Photographer Royalyn Hayes Angela Dunstan, Photographer Diana Mathis Marcia Kjellberg PRODUCE? 9 ISSUES The Halls of Troy Staff contributed lots of hard work and dedication to produce an outstanding newspaper which has received many compliments from the students, faculty, and newspaper advisors from other schools. Two outstanding journalism students were Greg Larson and Daren Shumate who qualified for the state journalism competition. 103 Kelly Amarine and Marcia Kjellberg concentrate on a newspaper layout. LETT EH MEN Bottom row: officers-KeBy Amerine. Brian Gaskin, Greg Heidrick, Steve Brown. John Long, row two-Tim Newell. Scott Stover. Mike Riemann. Jeff Heiman. Eric Becker, Aaran Adams. Matt Treaster, Marty Zimmer, row three-Mike Kadel. J.D Broadbent. Jim Heiman. Tim Benoit. Greg Larson. Randy Luckey. David Bunger. Larry Boden. David Dobratz. DarreB Adams, row four-Brad Heidrick. Mark Hewitt. Derrick Roberson. Gordon McMiBan. Eric Seel. Jayme Johnson. Robert Ludwig. David Kholer. Wes Crowley. Dave Ives. The 1981-82 Lettermen's club was an active group which consisted of 33 members. The club officers are as follows: Greg Hei-drick-President, Brian Gaskill-Vice President, Kelly Amerine-Treasurer, Steve Brown-Secretary, and John Long-Stu-co representative. The club ran the concession stand at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament which was their main money maker. This year however, the expenses for the All Sports Banquet were shared with the Girls Athletic Organization. This years guest speaker was Bob Harrison who is retiring after 40 years of service as both a teacher and a coach. The club also attended a Kansas City Royals game on May 16. Bob Harrison was the guest speaker at the AB Sports Banquet Club members busy at work during a meeting. 104 JTJfS help tutor tudent Greg Larson and Patti Adams at their best during a meeting. Mr. Holl is the NHS sponsor. The NHS agenda for activities day was cancelled, so the four member group decided on a new challenge; tutoring students. The members helped students in such areas as mathematics, science, and English. The club also held an Awards Night and Installation Ceremony for the new NHS members. NHS members: Back row-John Long, Daren Shumate. Greg Larson, Sitting-Patti Adams, Mr. Holl sponsor. 10S ‘Cfr dt' roly , JO O 0 O l Ofr First Row L-R: J. Clark. T. Johnson. T Weber, P. Daniels. N. Tsuji, K. Bice. M. Kadel. D. Shumate. Second Row L-R: C. Beavers. P. Adams. J. Copp, B. Gwin. M. Albin. M. Walz, B. Huggins, G. Snedden. D. Wiles. T. Beldon. B. Lindblad. Third Row L-R: S. Wallace, T. Butterfield. D. Adams. V. McCune. T. Nyberg. B. Creager. T. Johnson, D. Roberson. M. Deets, E. Harvey, R. Larson, N. Nothern. Fourth Row L-R: A. Williams. B. Harvey. Mr. Harbaugh. R. Pierce, C. Wiles. 106 Mr Harbaugh directs at rehearsal. Joni and Terri lead the first violins. Connie concentrates on rhythm. Mr. Michael Harbaugh directed the orchestra to an enjoyable musical year. Thirty-six members presented four concerts throughout the year. Many of the strings participated in a Strictly Strings Festival in Lindsborg in early October. Eighteen members traveled to Salina on November 20 and 21 to take part in the Western Kansas Orchestra Festival. Members journeyed to Concordia on April 7 for Regional Music Contest. Ending the year, the orchestra provided music for the Vo-tech and BHS graduations. Strings get into their music at early morning practice. 107 Los Alpintsias . . . Members Include: T. Watts, D. Adams. R. Reetz. D. Haden, M. Treaster, C. Creager. A. Williams, M. Kjellberg, T Butterfield, S. Treaster (sponsor). K. Hartman. K. Thomas. L. Gaskill. S. Golladay. K. Jones. A Rutten. R. Hayes. M. Gengler. J. Winters. L. Hisorotte. T. Weber. D. Wilson. C German. M. McShane, W Haigh, C. Wiles. K. Bice, M. Neiwald. G. Gildersleeve, J. Bell, S. Blanding, C. Beavers, A. Williams. 108 Matt looks for business. Flying high on top of pyramid. CL1JK8 CO CJfC Matt and Tim acting out the Spanish Club skit. JaLynn awaits business. COP The mountain climbers (Los Alpin-istas) went all the way for the top this year trying for their best fiesta ever. The fiesta was held in the commons area on April 27. 1982. Those who entered were greeted by Tammy Butterfield, who was selling raffle tickets. People who bought tickets received a piece of gum. Spanish novelties for sale consisted of flowers, posters, hats, mar-acas, pinatas and kisses. For the children there was a “Go Fish booth, they received bags with treats such as candy and toys. Mrs. Sharon Treaster, and the Spanish Club were sponsors. Young and old alike enjoyed the Go Fish. Mrs. Treaster poses with Garfield 10S Tammy raffles the pinata off. Molly. Michelle, and Garfield. Kathy helps with the cake-walk STU-CO CREATE! in. a. The year began with a hamburger fry held at the city park. Members and students interested in becoming o-cuts attended. When the first meeting came around 53 students had joined. Students councils first project was deciding on a t-shirt that would get the club noticed. The club decided on blue baseball jerseys with a magicians hat, magicians wand, and the theme M.A.G.I.C. on the front. If the shirts were not worn a 25c fine was charged. Student council president, Daren Shumate led the members through many different projects. The student council has involved itself in many projects, starting with a new student orientation, giving tours at the 6th Annual Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Open House and sponsoring teachers during teacher appreciation week. They also sponsored football homecoming, cream-a-senior for Muscular Distrophy, school dress-up days, and selling carnations during the “Be Mine holiday. The student council showed county participation by holding a Mitchell County Dance, March 19, held at the Beloit High School which included St. Johns, Waconda East, and Tipton. For the future, student council hopes to build a outside work study area. Student council is an organization everyone can be proud of. CREAM A SENIOR Students enjoying all-county dance. 7 In the pictures above Terri Johnson and Greg Pestinger each received a pie in the face, their attendants were Brenda Gwin and Daren Shumate Helping with the festivities were Jalynn Copp and Mark Hewitt. no 1981-82 M.A.G.I.C. STUDENT COUNCIL: (listed bottom to top I to r) Daren Shumate-PRESIDENT Mark Hewitt-VICE PRESIDENT JaLynn Copp-SECRETARY TREASURER Kerry Thierolf. Barb Walter. Janice Unrein. Greg Pestinger. John Long. Debra Slate. Patti Adams. Brenda Gwin. Greg Larson. Terri Johnson. Marne Mann. Bryce Brobst. Kim Larson. Tammy Butterfield. Michelle Jamison. Gina Snedden. Sara Wallace. Cindy Waddell, Matisha Mann. Liz Gantenbein. Anne Williams. Marcy Walz, Ricky Stout. Pam Bell, Matt Treaster. Dawn Wilson. Julie Bell. Shay Blanding. Noel Northern. Gayle Gildersleeve. Karen Bice. Tim Beldon, Jimmy Warburton. Teryl Amerine. Sherri Breen. Sue McMillan. Jill Vossman. DeAnn Roberson, Maria Conroy, Michelle Spear. Molly Niewald. Kelly Kadel. Jackie Hull, Tammy Stewart. Joni Hyman, and Jodi VanPelt Tells Concentrate Efforts Tells members left to right: Rebecca Hickling. Steven Albin, Shay Blanding, Anne Williams. Karen Creager, Gary Underhill. Ricky Stout. Terry West. Royalyn Hayes, Mrs. Newcomer. 112 Tells president Royalyn Hayes. Terry and Rebecca read some of their poetry. Tells sponsor Mrs. Newcomer. Tells members discuss future plans during meeting. The Tells club this year has been working very hard to put together the Windows book. This is an annual book produced by the members themselves. It consists of poems, prose, and pictures created by each member. They also held the annual Tells Follies. It was a big success. Poems were read and three plays were acted out. The black comedy plays were written by Terry West. The audience loved all of them. The parents wrote poems too, which will be printed in Windows . 113 T?S BB®®C$ i?®B fg(3J(3®S©© The 1981-82 yearbook staff working under the direction of Mrs. McDaniel was able to successfully complete another yearbook. The leadership provided by co-editors Kerry Thier-olf and Barb Walter added to the success of this yearbook. Even though this year's staff was lacking in experience all the deadlines were met with ease. Co-editors Barb and Kerry take a break BACK ROW: J. Long. E Shumate. G Hetdrick. MDOLE ROW. Mrs McDaniel. A. Larsen. A. Diner. M Kjeioerg. j Defca. T. Dewey. FRONT ROW. K. Ttnerolf. M Grabi. M Waiz. L. Ganteben. D. Slate. C. Retd. A Ptymire. B. Walter Not Pictured: Joni Clark 114 Anita sorts through pictures. Christy works to meet a deadline Joni works on her layout. John puts forth his best efforts. 115 Melodie looks through some pictures Members include: Front Row L. to R.; Kerry Thierolf. Barb Walter. Tina Nyberg. Jody Delka. Kim McClintock, Dawn Wilson. Brenda Gwin. Jalynn Copp Second Row. Josie Colby. Denise Adams. Barb Huggins. Gayle Gildersleeve. Janice Unrein. Terri Johnson, Sue McMillian. Jackie Hull. Kristi Riemann. Third Row; Maria Conway. Jodie Sporleader, Marcia Kjellberg. Marsha Long. Tracy Paul. Anita Diliner. Melodie Grabill, Gina Snedden. Brenda Gaskill. Susan Chapman. Marcy Walz. Fourth Row; Angela Larson, Patti Adams, Christy Reid. Debra Slate. Liz Gantenbein. Sara Wallace. Matisha Mann. Leia Engelbert, Angela Dunstan, Michelle Gengler, Kathy Sherlock. Vicki McCune. Connie Beavers. Fifth Row; Michelle Jamison. Karen Hartman. Jilinda Black. Tammy Butterfield. DeAnna Ives. Marne Mann. Cindy Waddell. Arlene Plymire. Sherri Breen, Lori Hiserote, DeAnn Roberson. Jill Larson. Michelle Spear. Sixth Row; Michelle McShane. Chris German. Pam Bell. Lisa Gaskill. Susan Golladay. Joyce Lange. Jill Vossman. Amy Williams. Julie Bell. Kim Larson. Dawn McCune. Jodie Van Pelt. Tammi Stewart, Molly Niewald. Seventh Row; Trina Weber. Joni Clark. Leslie Lyle. Dawna Hayden. Julie Winters. Paula Daniels. Connie Wiles. Anne Williams. Karen Bice. Shay Blanding. Konnie Thomas. Joni Hyman, LaVonne Alcorn. Theresa Colby. Rebecca Hick ling. Mrs Kadel and Miss Gimore served as Y-Teen sponsors during the 1981-82 year Y-Teen Officers were L to R: Tina Nyberg-Sec.. Kim McCSn-tock-pres.. Dawn Wilson-Stu Co.. Jody Delka-Treas . Barb Walter-VP 116 Winners for best bibs at the Big-Little Sis picnic were, Brenda Gwin. Barb Walter, Michelle Jamison. Little sisters were Chris German, Jodie Sporleader. Barb Huggins Winners for best dress at the Big-Little Sis picnic were. Barb Huggins, Jill Larson, Maria Conway. Y-Teen Cabinet L to R. A. Plymire-Service; S. Wallace-Song leader, J. Bell-Social; D. Adams-Devotions. J. Black-Service, D. McCune-Member-ship J. Copp-Finance; C. Wiles-Social; B Huggins-Devotions; K. Larson-Membership. M Jamison-Finance. P. Adams-Program; J. Clark-Program. Y-teens started off the year with their Big-Sis, Little-Sis day. Upperlcass-men made bibs for the underclassmen to wear during the day. A picnic was held at the city park. Bibs and costumes were judged. The freshmen thaf were chosen for best dressed were Barb Huggins, Jill Larson, and Maria Conway. The upperclassmen that were chosen for best bibs were Brenda Gwin, Barb Walter, and Michelle Jamison. In October the Y-teen Fall Conference was held at Jewell with the officers and cabinef members offending. JaLynn Copp was elected Jr, Board representative. Money making projects included concession stands at home football games. They also continued to sponsor their little Filipino girl, Perla Cillo, writing her and sending her money. At Christmas time members exchanged gifts with each other and also sent gifts over to the Youth Center for the girls. During February members enjoyed sweetheart week giving gifts to their heart sisters. The gifts included something red. homemade, and nice. They also sponsored Spring Sports Homecoming. They also decided to send $60 to Kansas District for support. Their final project was a Parent Daughter Potluck Dinner in the spring held at the school in the commons area. JaLynn Copp was elected Jr Board member at the 1981 Fall Conference 117 FORENSIC SQUAD EAGER ACTIVE Front Row: J. Larson. V. McCone. S. Albin, R. Stout. Second Row: D. Ives. K. Creager, T. Butterfield. A. Williams. M. Walz. N. Northern, T. West. E. Seel. Not Pictured E. Shumate. T. Paul, K. Larson The enjoyment of a rehearsal break. Forensic Squad practices their one-act play. The Beloit Forensic Squad had 15 members this year. They traveled to two tournaments, one at Phillipsburg and the other at Ellsworth. The Forensics Squad did a one act play, The Devil and Miss Twiddle. They performed the play at Ellsworth Tournament on March 6. Anne Williams received a 1 on her prose selection The Land Lady . Mrs. Treaster said she was very proud of everyone who participated in Forensics. State Competitors were Noel Nothern. DeAnna Ives. Anne Williams, and 118 Kim Larson. HONORS t Patti Adams was a State Scholar. K.U. Honor Student and received a Wichita State Scholarship. She was offered a West Texas State University Scholarship and a Fort Hays State Academic Scholarship. Joni Clark was chosen as a Century III Leader. K.U. Honor Student and received a Hutchison Community College Scholarship. She was also the recipient of the Robert Schaffer Scholarship and Boettcher Enterprises Scho-larshp. Brenda Gwin was a Dane Hansen finalist, K.U. Honor Student and received the Women's Panhellenic Assoc. Scholarship. Lana Reimann, Marne Mann. Angela Larsen and Kim McClintock broke the State record for the 800 meter relay in 1981 They placed first at State. 120 Kelly Amerine received a Fort Hays State Academic Scholarship. Tim Benoit accepted a wrestling scholarship from Colby Comm College. Steve Brown was the recipient of a Fort Hays State Wrestling Scholarship. Terri Johnson was a Dane Hansen finalist. She was chosen for an Elks Most Valuable Student- Leadership Scholarship and was a K.U. Honor Student. John Long was offered a West Texas State University Scholarship Tammy Dewey received a Crums Beauty College Scholarship. a Beloit BPW Scholarship and was a Vocational Scholar Blaise Klenda went to State in golf. Anita Dillner received a Boo-gaarts Scholarship. Greg Larson received an N.H.S.. D.A.R., Dane Hansen Scholarship. and was a Dane Hansen finalist. He was chosen for Elks Most Valuable Student Leadership Scholarship, a K.U. Hon. Stu. and offered a W. Tex. State Univ. Scholarship. Dale Ives received a Kansas Wesleyan University Scholarship. Greg Heidrick accepted a Nebraska University Wrestling Scholarship. Boys State and alternate are David Dobratz. Mike Kadel and David Bunger Derrick Roberson was the Kansas Lions All-State Band Selection. Debra Slate received the Mark Melton Memorial Scholarship and the Boogaarts Scholarship. She was also the recipient of the Lloyd E. Emery Scholarship and the Methodist Church Scholarship. Daren Shumate was chosen for the U.S Senate Youth, K.S.U. Math and Science Award. N.H.S. Scholarship, State Scholar. K.U. Honor Student and a West Texas State University Scholarship. He was also chosen for first place in newspaper layout at State. Barb Walter received a Fort Hays State Academic Scholarship. a Fort Hays State Art Scholarship and a Methodist Church Scholarship. She was also chosen as a State Scholar and a K.U. Honor Student. 'T Girls State alternate are Anne Williams and JaLynn Copp. Brown-Mackie Business Skills students were, back row L. to R.. Susan Golladay, Patti Adams, front row L. to R.. Trina Weber. Connie Wiles. Tammy Butterfield, and Joni Clark. Not Pictured Anne Williams Concordia Business Skills Day participants, back row L. to R.. Trina Weber, Susan Golladay. Melodie Grabill, Joni Clark, middle row L. to R., Dawna Hayden, Angela Dunstan. Dawn Wilson, Connie Wiles. Tammy Butterfield. Gina Snedden. Kelly Amerine. front row L. to R., Cindy Waddell. Marne Mann. Kerry Thierolf. and Greg Pestinger. Not pictured Debra Slate. Janice Unrein, and Karen Hartman. New National Honor Society Members, back row. L. to R., Arlene Plymire, Kim Larson. Anne Williams. Joni Clark, front row. L. to R.. Kim McClintock. Bryce Brobst. and JaLynn Copp. State track participants, from L. to R.. Aaron Adams. Gordon McMillan. Eric Seel, Brian Gaskill. and Derrick Roberson. Kim Larsen. Kim McClintock. Marne Mann, and Joyce Lange placed 3rd overall at State track. Not pictured Teryl Amerine. BACCALAUREATE Joni, Terri, and Patti show their talent. Greg Larson. Tim Benoit, and Greg Heidrick talk after Baccalaureate. K.U. Scholars: Brenda Gwin, Greg Larson. Barb Walter. Terri Johnson. Joni Clark, and Daren Shumate 124 A SOLEMN OCCASION Rev. Brigden addresses graduates Brenda and Noriko wait for Baccalaureate to begin. Marvin Hodgson entertains parents and classmates. Baccalaureate exercises were held at the Beloit United Methodist Church, Sunday, May 23, 1982. Friends and relatives attended the exercises along with sixty members of the 1982 class. The Invocation, Prayer, and Benediction were given by Rev. Albert Rymph. Rev. Bruce Brigden gave the sermon on Your Appointment at Peniel.'' Music was provided by Marvin Hodgson playing a tuba solo entitled Two Short Pieces, and Joni Clark, Terri Johnson, Patti Adams, Noriko Tsuji, Daren Shumate, and Marvin Hodgson played a string ensemble entitled Theme and Variations. 125 BHS GRADUATES 100TH CLASS Governor John Carlin, speaks to the 60 Seniors anxiously await commencement exercises, members of the class of 1982. Daren Shumate plays Finale from Cello Concerto No. 4 on his cello. John Long. Senior Class President gave the senior talk. 126 Brenda Gwin sings Through The Years, The sixty members of the 1982 Senior Class, all received their diplomas on Monday, May 24, 1982 in the Beloit Jr-Sr High School Gym. Graduates wore the traditional colors of orange and black. Junior escorts were Matisha Mann and Mark Hewitt. The featured speaker was Governor John Carlin, who spoke on Decision is the Key to Destiny. The Junior and Senior High School Orchestra played Pomp and Circumstance for the processional and recessional, directed by Michael Harbaugh. Rev. Larry Grabill gave the Invocation and Benediction. Music was provided by Brenda Gwin who sang Through The Years and Daren Shumate playing a cello solo entitled Finale from Cello Concerto No. 4 . Mr. Verlin Kolman, Principal, presented the class of 1982; Jim Copp, Vice Principal, introduced the speaker and Mr. John Bottom introduced the class of 1932. Diplomas were awarded by the Board of Education president, Robert L. Lampert. JUNIOR HIGH Class of 87... Albert, Laura Alcorn, Dean Amerine. Kristin Brown. Jerry Brummer, Mark Carter, Rusty Crannell. Tony Crowley. Angela Cox, Shonda Clark. Lisa 129 flew experience Hiserote. Michael Hurren, Jamy Kadel, Lynn Kohler, Mike Kolman. Heath Adventures Vetter. Jason Weakley. Paul Weber. Lorie Weber. Marvin Witt. Joe Wehl. Rob 131 Hill Hill Hill lllll Abell. Sherri Albert. Kelly Bunger. Rob Caldwell. Tim Collins. Teri Daniels. Doug Finney. Mike Foote. Chris Albin. Tim Chapman. Jeff Blass Chuck Colby. Tommy Donley. Patty Gengler. Brian Gengler. Dion German. Cathy Gormly. Johnny Guipre. Kristi 132 Hyman. Bobby Mishler. Sam Piper. Melissa 133 Pohlman. Aaron Ramsey, Kristy Riemann, Lisa St. John. Carloyn 134 Carle Kuhn Science Mical Barbo Physical Education Carol Good Mathematics Larry Rufener Careers Jr. High Faculty Prepares Students for High School! Elizabeth Sonesen Language Arts Evalyn Vetter Special Education Gene Wilkens Social Science Violet Williams Developmental Reading 0 rchestr Jr. High Orchestra. Front row- M. Fulhage, H. Marten. K. Guipre. K. Albert. B. Williams. P. Donley. K. Carrico; Back row- T Peterson. M. Bice. D. Bell. K. Carrico. B. Harvey. B. Lindblad. y-teens Jr High Y-Teens members include: K. Albert, H. Marten. M. Fulhage, R. Dietz. D. Nichols. A. Crowley. C. Foote. G. Klenda. D. Winters. L. Stein. C. Brown. K. Guipre. S. Mallory, T. Peterson, L. Weber. S. Abell. T. Collins, P. Staley, K. Mathis. C. Kelly, A. Scott, B. Foulke. P. Wessl-ing. L. Riemann. C. Swisher, M. Nelson, K. Ramsey. S. Cox. M. Bice. K. Amerine. P. Dillner. P. Dohnley. M. Piper, M. Finney. L. Albert, L. Clark. C. German. K. Morrell. S. Unrein. A. Meier. J. Gravatt. D. Bell. C. Wiles. L. Chandler. L. Hood, C. St.John, M. Harder. Miss Sone-son (sponsor). Mrs. Williams (sponsor). Junior High Participated - Band Jr. High Band. Front row- K. Guipre. T. Peterson. K. Morrell. C. Brown. K. Amerine. C. Wiles. D. Bell. G. Klenda. P. Donley. M Fulhage; Second row- P. Wessling. S. Abell. L. Alberf, A. Crowley. R. Boden. D. Nichols, R. Bunger. T. Johnson. N. Grabill. B. Studer. L. Stein. J. Gravatt. R. Dietz. L. Chandler. K. Albert; Third row-C. Foote. L. McCune. T. Crannell. B. Lindblad. M. Bice, S. Unrein. C. German. H. Marten. T. Collins. K. Marozas, T. Weber. T Caldwell. E. Smith, C. Schenk. C. Treaster. D. Daniels. P Dillner. B. Williams, H. Kolman. D. Twaddell, M. Deets; Fourth row- R. Pierce, Mr Robichaud, K. Carrico. K. Carrico. B. Harvey. T. Albin. 136 Played - Progressed Hi-y Hi-Y Members include: T. Caldwell. R. Pierce. M. Barbo. sponsor. R. Boden. R. Tilton. C. Blass. T. Crannell. J. Sporleder, J. Lange, K. Milburn, B. Hyman. T. Hayden. T. Albin. J. Chapman. S. Sneeden, L. Kadel. R. Carter. M. Weber. P. Weakley. P. Remus. J. Vetter. L. McCune. C. Miner. T. Johnson. B. Delka. D. Hartman. D. Twaddell. H. Kolman. S Foulke. B. Williams. K. Carrico. J. Meier. B. Lindblad. T. Osborne. E. Smith. E. Widrig. D. Daniels. R. Bunger. T. Kjell-berg. C. Schenk. C. Bell. R. Stroede. N. Grabill. V. Studer, S. Williamson. E. Pohlman, C. Treas-ter, D Gengler. J. Heiman. C. Myers. M. Hiser-ote, W. Lyle. J. Brown. K. Carrico. K. Marozas. M. Deets. Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders: Left to Right. Gretchen Klenda, Holly Marten. Kelly Albert. Cathy German, Kristi Guipre. Football Jr. High Football Team: Front row, S. Foulke. R. Pierce, T. Johnson. C. Treaster. B. Scott. B. Delka. J. Hurren. T. Powers. L. Kadel. R. Stroede. J. Lange. H. Kolman. J. Meier. P. Weakley. Middle Row T. Hayden. T. Kjellberg, R. Carter. V. Studer. D. Hartman. T. Caldwell. T. Colby. D. Gengler. T. Osborne. D. Daniels, C. Myers. E. Smith, E. Widrig. K. Marozas. J. Heiman. Back row. R. Bunger, Mgr, J. Sporleder, Mgr, C. Miner, M. Deets. J. Yeary. B. Lindblad. T. Weber. S. Snedden, R. Tilton. J. Vetter. P. Remus, C. Blass. N. Grabill, Mgr. D. Twaddell. Asst, coach P Caldwell. Head coach M Barbo 137 Volleyball Volleyball-Back row. A. Crowley. J. Gra-vatt. D Bell. R. Dietz. H. Marten. C. German. C. Chandler. C. St. John. C. Wiles. A. Scott. M Bice; Middle row. D. Nichols. K. Amerine. T. Collins. S. Abell. P. Wessling, M. Piper. M. Fulhage. P. Staley. Larry Ruefner. Coach; Front row. S. Unrein. T. Peterson. K. Guipre. C. Foote. K. Albert. C. Brown. K. Morrell 7th BB 7th grade boys-Front row, Brett Williams, mgr. Barry Scott. Heath Kolman. Mike Kohler. James Lange. Doug Twaddell. Bruce Hamel, mgr; Second row. Coach Seier. Mark Brummer. Bobby Fulton. Randy Stroede. Jamy Hurren. Paul Weakley. Last row. Jason Vetter. Paul Remus. Lance McCune. Brent Lindblad. Vaughn Studer 8th BB 8th grade boys-Front row. Chad Myers, David Hartman. Eric Widrig. Kevin Maro-zas. Toby Johnson. Second row. Dion Gengler, Shannon Snedden, Roger Pierce, Tim Caldwell. Eric Smith. Chad Treaster. Last row. Jeff Chapman. Mark Deets. Troy Weber. Cameron Schenk. 138 Girls BB Girls Basketball-Front row. Holly Marten. Gretchen Klenda. Melissa Fulhage. Rhonda Dietz. Terri Collins. Cathy German. Second row. Coach Carl Kuhn. Shanda Cox. Kelly Albert. Pam Wessling. Chris Foote, Cathy Wiles. Shannon Unrein. Kelli Morrell, mgr. Last row. Jill Gravatt. Kristin Amerine. Marsha Bice. Laura Albert Wrestling Wrestling-Front row. Lynn Kadel. Mike Hi-serote. Toby Johnson. Todd Osborne. Troy Kjellberg. Rob Bunger, Chad Treaster. Kevin Carrico. Last row. Joe Witt, Tracy Hayden. Nolan Reetz. Ronnie Wright. Mark Deets. Cameron Schenk, Chad Miner. Mike Brummer. Dion Gengler, Roger Pierce. Jay Heiman. Vaughn Studer. mgr Girls Track Girls Track-Front row. D. Blomberg. C. Brown. K. Amerine. S. Unrein. T. Collins. C. Foote. M Fulhage. P. Wessling. K. Guipre. K. Mathis. S. Cox. G. Rutten. D. Nichols. Back row- L Weber. D. Bell. A. Scott. M Harder. C. Wiles. L. Riemann. L. Smith. H. Marten. R. Dietz. K. Albert. G. Klenda. A Crowley. M. Bice Not pictured- M Piper 139 Boys Track Boys Track- Front row. B. Williams. C. Myers. H. Kolman. B. Delka. B. Scott. M. Kohler. J. Meier. J. Lange. M. Hiserote. C. Miner. Middle row- J. Brown. D. Daniels. K. Marozas. E. Widrig. T. Johnson. T. Kjellberg. T. Osborne, S. Folke. J. Yeary, J. Vetter. L. McCune. B. Lindblad. J. Sporleder. E. Smith. Back row- D. Hartman. D. Gengler. C. Schenk, S. Snedden. B. Hyman. M. Deets. K. Milburn. T. Colby. T. Caldwell. M. Weber. R. Pierce. T. Weber. D. Twaddell. Not pictured- N. Reetz. J. Hurren. C. Treaster. 140 Alter 57 Yeors lAr. Horri on Retire I have had the opportunity to work in the Beloit School system the past thirty-seven years. As I look back it doesn't seem possible that the years could pass so quickly. It has been a pleasant time working with B. H. S. students as a teacher, coach, and principal. I am proud to have been a part of our fine school system and I will always treasure the many friendships generated over the years. 0)00 70 O)0QOooo H0S7Q 0)8 Qq 8 145 Goodbye Dear Friends Our song began with laughter, A childhood of dreams. Each day was filled with sunshine. And the joy of childhood schemes. From fingerpaints to Prom Night, Flomework replaced our games. Growing older, growing wiser. Each searching for our fame. The binds between us strengthened. As we grew in different ways. Bright carousels of magic. Composed our happy days. Our melody grows softer. The end is drawing near. Memories flood our thoughts now, As we brush away a tear. Our song fades to a finish. The last note slowly ends. We each step toward our futures. And say goodbye dear friends. INDEX Sherri Abel - 132. 136. 138 Aaron Adcmns - 32. 50. 61. 62. 76. 81. 98. 104. 123 Darrel Adams - 3. 32. 62. 76. 81. 85. 88. 108 Denise Adams - 35. 36. 66. 85. 90. 91. 92. 106. 107. 116. 117 Jeff Adams - 35. 36. 62. 76. 81. 82. 98 Patti Adams - 16. 54. 56. 57. 58. 59. 66. 67. 73. 79. 85. 93. 95. 102. 105. 106. 111. 116. 117. 143. 120. 122. 124 Vernon Adams - 8 Debt Atoert - 29. 93 Kety Atoert - 132. 136. 137. 138. 139 Laura Albert - 129. 136. 139 Munei Atom - 29. 90. 92. 93. 106. 107. 123 Steve Atom - 29. 44. 45. 48. 93. 94. 101. 112. 113. 118 Tim Atom - 44. 132. 136. 137 Dean Alcorn - 129 LaVonne Alcorn - 35. 36. 116 Lynn Alcorn - 29. 123 Wade Alcorn - 32 Kely Amenne - 16. 25. 28. 40. 51. 62. 63. 72. 73. 101. 103. 104. 143. 120. 122. 127 Kristin Amenne - 1. 29. 136. 138. 139 Teryl Amenne - 32. 50. 65. 66. 68. 69. 79. 88. 95. Ill B Arnold - 14 Kely Baird - 29 Meal Barbo - 79. 81. 135. 137 Kenyen Bean • 16. 143 Lois Bean • 14 Connie Beavers - 29. 44. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 52. 53. 85. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 106. 107. 108. 116 Eric Becker - 32. 73. 81. 88. 104 Tim Beidon - 32. 48. 98. 106. 107. Ill Tom Beidon - 17. 26. 98. 143 Chris Be - 132. 137 Deborah Bel - 129. 136. 138 Jufce Bel - 28. 32. 65. 66. 85. 88. 90. 91. 92. 95. 108. 111. 116. 117 Pom Bel - 32. 85. 90. 92. 107. 111. 116 Tim Benoit - 17. 54. 55. 58. 59. 62. 64. 74. 75. 101. 104. 143. 120. 124 Alan Bemdt - 8 Carl Btce - 13. 44. 74. 93 Karen Bice - 28. 32. 39. 44. 45. 46. 53. 66. 69. 70. 79. 84. 85. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 106. 108. 111. 116. 123 Marsha Bice - 129. 136. 138. 139 Jinda Block - 29. 46. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 116. 117. 123 Troy Blake - 32 Undo Btandmg - 14. 86 Pamsh Blooding - 35. 36. 76. 86. 98 Shay Bkandmg - 32. 39. 44. 45. 46. 52. 69. 80. 84. 84. 86. 88. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 108. 111. 112. 116 Chuck Blass - 132. 137 George Blass - 16. 26. 143 Dana Blomberg - 139 Donna Blomberg • 79 Larry Boden - 29. 62. 98. 99 Richard Boden - 129. 136. 137 Chns Boettcher - 35. 98 John Bottom - 8 Andy Bowles - 32 Sherri Breen - 35. 36. 111. 116 Jay Broodbent - 29. 62. 74. 88. 89. 102 Bryce Brobst - 26. 51. 52. 76. 90. 91. 92. 98. 99. 111. 143. 123 Roger Broeckelman - 32 Chris Brown - 129. 136. 138. 139 Jerry Brown - 129. 137. 140 Steve Brown - 16. 26. 57. 58. 59. 61. 74. 75. 77. 88. 104. 143. 120 John Brummer - 17. 143 Mark Brummer - 129. 138 Mke Brummer - 132. 139 Bi Buie • 29. 39 David Bcmger - 29. 62. 76. 88. 90. 92. 98. 99. 122 Jeff Bunger - 35. 36. 98 Rob Bunger - 132. 136. 137, 139 Bruce Burchett - 17. 88. 143 Mke Burnstwe - 32 Tammy Butterfield - 29. 66. 84. 85. 95. 106. 108. 109. 111. 116. 118. 122. 123 Jerry Cody - 8 Peter Caldwell - 10. 69. 79. 81. 87. 137. 144 Tim Caldwell - 87. 132. 136. 137. 138. 140 Bi Campbel - 7. 10 Gene Cartton - 14 Troy Cartton - 35. 36. 90. 92 Kevin Carrico - 132. 136. 137. 139 Kurtis Carrico - 129. 136. 137 Rusty Carter - 129. 137 Leah Chancfer - 132. 136. 138 Steve Chancier - 32. 62. 73. 81. 88 Cathy Chapman - 18. 143 Jeff Chapman - 1 132. 137. 138 Susan Chapman - 29. 93. 116 Joni Clark - 18. 46. 51. 52. 85. 93. 94. 106. 114. 115. 116. 117. 143. 120. 122. 123. 124 Lorry Clark - 19 Lisa Clark - 129. 136 Josie Cotoy - 29. 93. 116 Theresa Cotoy - 32. 93. 116 Tommy Cotoy - 132. 137, 140 Teh Colins - 132. 136. 138. 139 Maria Conway - 35. 36. 44. 90. 92. 111. 116. 117 JaLynn Copp - 2. 28. 29. 40. 53. 79. 85. 90. 91. 92. 95. 106. 108. 110. 111. 116. 117. 122. 123 James Copp • 9. 77. 109 Craig Cousland - 10 Barbara Cox - 8 Shanda Cox - 129. 136. 139 Eugene Crannel - 35. 36. 81 Tim Crannel - 32. 98 Tony Crannel - 129. 136. 137 Betty Crawford - 13 Brett Creager 35. 36. 74. 90. 92. 98. 106 Karen Creager - 29. 84. 85. 108. 112, 113. 118 Angela Crowley - 129. 136. 138. 139 Wes Crowley - 19. 25. 26. 101. 144. 143 Doug Daniels - 132. 136. 137. 140 Paula Daniels - 35. 36. 47. 66. 69. 88. 90. 91. 92. 106. 116 Mark Deets - 106. 132. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140 Brod Delka - 132. 137. 140 Jody Delka - 19. 25. 93. 95. 114. 116. 143 Ed DeVore - 10. 98. 99 Tammy Dewey • 18. 26, 43. 53. 114. 143. 121 Rhonda Dietz - 132. 136. 138. 139 Anita Dimer - 18. 25. 52. 90. 92. 93. 114. 115, 116. 143. 121 Paulo Diner - 129. 136 David Dobratz - 29. 51. 62. 73. 77. 122 Patty Donley - 132. 136 Diana Doyle - 4 Angela Dunstan - 29. 47. 79. 85. 88. 90. 91. 92. 95. 102. 116. 122. 123 Lee Elder - 61. 88. 89 Lea Engetoert - 35. 36. 66. 79. 93. 116 Bruce Fie - 35. 36. 98 Max Fie - 32. 62. 81. 82. 88 Mary Finney - 129. 136 Mike Finney - 132 Tony Fobes - 32. 98 Betty Fogo - 14 Chris Foote - 132. 136. 138. 139. 140 Brenda Fouke - 132. 136 Greg Fouke - 35. 36 Scott Fouke - 129. 137. 140 Danny Fox - 19, 143 Randy Fox - 32. 90. 92 Sondra Franklin • 7. 11 Wiam Frybarger - 129 Darrel Futioge - 8 MeSssa FLtoage - 132. 136. 138, 139. 140 David Fuller - 29 Bobby Fulton - 129. 138 Tammy Fulton - 29. 79. 93 Liz Gantenbem - 2. 4. 28. 29. 54. 82. 91. 92. 96. 97. 100. 111. 114. 116. 144 Betty Garcia - 132 Creed Garst - 33. 48 Brenda Gask - 29. 51. 116 Brian Gask - 19. 25. 26. 41. 54. 58. 59. 62. 72. 73. 88. 104. 143. 123 Lisa Gaski - 33. 66. 79. 85. 95. 108. 116. 123 Brian Gengler - 132. 137. 138. 139. 140 Dion Gengler - 137. 138. 139. 140 Michele Gengler - 35. 36. 39. 44. 65. 69. 79. 80. 84. 88. 108. 109. 117 Mary Alee Gentry - 14 Cathy German - 132. 136. 137. 138. 139 Chris German - 33. 65. 66. 84. 85. 108. 116. 117. 123 Gayle Giklersleeve - 28. 33. 85. 88. 108. 111. 116. 144. 123 Helen Gilmore - 11. 116 Susan Goloday - 33. 68. 69. 84. 85. 88. 95. 108. 117. 122. 123 Carol Good - 135 Johnny Gormly - 132 Mark Gormly - 130 Melodie Grab - 19. 25. 51. 93. 100. 114. 115. 116. 143. 122. 123 Nathaniel Grab • 130. 136. 137 Ji Gravatt - 130. 137. 138. 139 Kristi Guipre • 132. 136. 137. 138. 139 Brenda Gwin - 18. 26. 28. 39. 42. 44. 45. 46. 52. 53. 54. 55. 58. 59. 77. 85. 93. 90. 91. 92. 94. 106. 107. 116. 117. 110. 111. 143. 120 Whitney Haigh - 18. 85. 108. 143. 127. 124. 125 Bruce Hamel - 130. 138 Tim Honey - 36. 48. 49 Michael Harbough - 13. 106. 107 Michele Harder - 136. 140 Bob Harrison - 9. 11. 142. 143 Alesra Hart - 29. 68. 69. 70. 95 David Hartman - 133. 137. 138. 140 Karen Hartman - 19. 39. 66. 67. 79. 85. 90. 92. 95. 108. 116. 143 Brian Harvey - 107. 130. 137 Eric Harvey - 30. 62. 76. 81. 90. 92. 93. 106 Dawna Hayden - 30. 108. 116. 122. 123 Trocy Hayden - 133. 137. 139 Royalyn Hayes - 30. 85. 90. 92. 93. 102. 103. 108. 112. 113 Brad Heidrick - 30. 77. 78 Brod Herdnck - 33. 62. 64. 73. 88. 98 Greg Heidrick - 19. 54. 58. 59. 62. 74. 75. 77. 84. 104. 114. 143. 121. 124 Jeff Heidrick - 133 Jay Heiman - 133. 137. 139 Jeff Heiman - 33. 62. 64. 76. 98. 104. 144 Jrn Heiman - 2. 19. 26. 62. 64. 74. 104. 144. 143. 123 Alan Heins - 30. 93. 94 Mark Hewitt - 30. 56. 74. 75. 88. 98. 99. 110. 111. 127 Angela Hicklrtg - 35. 36 Rebecca Hickhng - 33. 44. 112. 113. 116 Lori Heerote - 35. 36. 79. 84. 108. 116 Michael Heerote - 130. 137. 139. 140 Marvn Hodgson • 20. 57. 58. 59. 90. 91. 92. 143. 125 Wi Hoestje - 11 Vann Hoffman - 30. 98 Bob Hoi - 7. 12. 105 Linda Hood - 133. 136. 139 Barbara Huggms - 35. 36. 66. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 106. 116. 117 Jackie Hul - 36. 66. 68. 69. 90. 92. 93. 111. 116 Jamy Hurren - 130. 137. 138 Bobby Hyman - 133. 137. 140 Danny Hyman - 20. 26. 62. 143 Janet Hyman - 36 Joni Hyman - 28. 36. 53. 66. 79. 88. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 111. 116 Peggy Hyman - 30 Marjorie Ireland - 14 Dale Ives - 20. 25. 26. 93. 143. 121 DeAnna Ives - 30. 48. 53. 69. 90. 92. 93. 116. 118 Michele Jamison - 4. 30. 42. 44. 53. 73. 77. 85 Jayme Johnson - 28. 30. 39. 62. 63. 73. 89 Joni Johnson - 12. 66. 69. 95 Terri Johnson - 21. 25. 40. 51. 53. 57. 58. 59. 74. 85. 88. 90. 91. 92. 93. 95. 96. 97. 100. 101. 106. 107. 110. 111. 116. 144. 143. 121. 124 Toby Johnson - 133. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140 Todd Johnson - 36. 74. 76. 77. 90. 91. 92. 107 Kathy Jones - 33. 85. 108. 109. 144 Arlene Kadei - 7. 12. 116 Kely Kodei - 36. 37. 77. 90. 92. Ill Lynn Kadei - 130. 137. 139 Mike Kadei - 30. 52. 74. 76. 90. 92. 98. 99. 106. 107. 122 Carla Kelly - 133. 136 James Kely - 30 Marcia Kjelberg - 3. 30. 85. 102. 103. 108. 114. 116 Troy Kjelberg - 133. 137. 139. 140 BkXse Klenda - 30. 42. 61. 62. 74. 76. 77, 78. 121 Gretchen Klenda - 133. 136. 137. 139 David Kohler - 30. 62. 81. 82 146 IflDEX Mike Kohler - 130. 138. 140 Bret Kolman • 36. 81. 101 Heath Kolman - 130. 136. 137. 138. 140 Vertn Kolman - 9 Greg Kopsa - 14 Mark Koster - 14 Jerry Kruse - 33. 73. 77. 84. 98 Carle Kuhn - 79. 81. 134. 139 Robert Lamport - 0 James longe • 130. 137. 138. 140 Joe Lange - 28. 30 Joyce Lange - 36. 69. 79. 80. 90. 92. 116. 144. 123 Angela Larsen - 30. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 79. 95. 114. 116. 120. 123 Greg Larson - 2. 16. 26. 56. 57. 58. 59. 62. 73. 84. 85. 101. 102. 105. 111. 143. 144. 121. 124 Jockie Larson - 7. 10 J1 Larson - 36. 44. 93. 116. 117. 118 Kim Larson - 30. 50. 51. 58. 59. 110, 111. 116. 117. 118. 123 Roger Larson - 36. 88. 90. 92. 106 Brad Lindbkad • 36. 44. 81. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 106. 137 Brent LindbkxJ - 130. 136. 138. 140 Donna Long - 14 Jorta Long - 16. 54. 58. 59. 61. 62. 63. 98, 104. 105. 111. 114. 115. 143. 121. 126 Mark Long - 21. 143 Marsha Long - 33. 90. 92. 116 Harvey Loy - 13 Randy Luckey - 20. 26. 57. 58. 59. 62. 143 Robert Ludw g - 20. 26. 54. 58. 59. 62. 64. 88. 90. 91. 92. 98. 99. 143 Leslie Lyle - 30. 90. 92. 93. 116 Wiiam Lyle - 133. 137 Kim McCSntock - 20. 54. 58. 59. 65. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 79. 80. 93. 95. 116. 143. 120. 123. 127 Dawn McCune - 30. 46. 50. 51. 93. 94. 110. 116. 117 Lance McCune - 130. 136. 137. 138. 140 Shannon McCune - 133 Vicki McCune - 36. 39. 44. 66. 79. 93. 106. 7. 116. 118 Kathy McCue - 21. 143 Dona McDaniel - 7. 12. 103. 114 Sherry McDonald - 130 Gordon McMHan - 21. 62. 81. 98. 143. 123 Sue McMillan - 28. 36. 53. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 111. 116 Michele Me Shane - 4. 28. 33. 41. 50. 85. 90. 92. 96. 97. 116. 123 Monica Me Shane - 33. 41. 50. 52. 85. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 108. 109 Wilbom Mah - 30 Sandy Malory - 133. 136 Marne Mann • 20. 26. 54. 58. 59. 66. 67. 79. 80. 95. 111. 116. 143. 120. 122. 123. 127 Matttha Mann - 30. 39. 65. 66. 67. 88. 93. 100. 111. 116. 127 Kevin Marozos • 133. 136. 137. 138. 140 Holly Marten - 133. 136. 137. 138. 139 DOna Mathis - 102 Kelly Mathis • 134. 136. 140 Stocy Mathis - 33 Angela Meier - 134. 136 Jamie Meier - 130. 140 Joe Meier - 33. 50. 62. 77. 78. 88 Raymond Meitler - 20. 26. 143 Kevin Mtourn - 133. 137. 140 Jeff MrfhoJIand - 31, 62. 98 Tony Mdholond - 36. 98 Chad Mrter - 133. 137. 139. 140 Bert Metier - 36 Sam Mistier - 133 Jock Mogensen - 21. 26. 51. 62. 63. 81. 85. 87. 101. 143 Kei Morrell - 133. 136. 138. 139 Chad Myers • 133. 137. 138. 140 Paul Myers • 31 Lisa Nelson - 33 Marianne Nelson - 133. 136 Bonnie Newcomer - 7. 10. 112 Tim Newell - 21. 77. 88. 104. 143 Dawn Nichols - 130. 136. 138. 139 Dru Nichols - 36. 81. 91 Molly NtewakJ - 36. 69. 79. 90. 92. 96. 97. 108. 109. 111. 116 Jeannie Nltsch - 31 Noel Nothern - 33. 44. 45. 48. 53. 90. 92. 93. 94. 106. 111. 118 Tina Nyberg - 22. 26. 53. 90. 91. 92. 106. 116 Todd Osborne - 133. 137, 139. 140 Tracy Osborne - 22. 43. 143 Tracy Paul - 31. 93. 100, 116. 118 Troy Paul - 31 Greg Pestinger - 23. 25. 26. 57. 58. 59. 88. 101. 110. 111. 143. 122. 127 Mke Pestinger - 33. 50. 73. 81. 88. 144 Mary Lou Peterson - 12qLTammy Peterson - 130. 136. 138 Ken Piazza - 13. 62. 64. 74. 75 Roger Pierce - 106. 107. 133. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140 Brian Piper - 33. 62 Melissa Piper - 133. 136. 138 Arlene Ptymire - 31. 93. 96. 97. 114, 116, 117. 123 Aaron Pohtman - 133. 137 Cory Pohlman - 131 Scott Poult on - 23. 26. 57. 58. 59. 76, 143 Terrance Powers - 131. 137 Kathy Ramsey - 31 Kristi Ramsey - 133. 136 Nolan Reetz - 131. 139 Roxonne Reetz - 85. 93. 108. 109 Jere Rehmert - 23. 143 Christy RekJ - 16. 25. 39. 57. 58. 59. 66. 67. 74. 85. 88. 93. 95. 96. 97. 114. 115. 116. 143 Angelo Reinert - 22. 143 Paul Remus - 131. 137. 138 Kristi Riemann - 22. 41. 58. 59. 74. 96. 97. 116. 143 Lisa Riemann - 133. 136. 140 Mke Riemann - 34. 50. 62. 76. 88. 98. 104. 133 DeAnn Roberson - 36. 37. 39. 66. 79. 90. 91. 92. 111. 116 Derrick Roberson - 23. 81. 90. 91, 92. 98. 100. 143. 122. 123 Jon Robtchaud - 7. 12. 36. 90. 91. 92 Mike Robinson - 36. 37 Craig Rouse - 36, 37. 98 Larry Rufener - 135. 138 Anne Rutten - 34. 39. 44. 45. 85. 108 Ginger Rutten - 131. 140 Carolyn St John - 133. 136. 138 Diane St John - 34 Shannon St John - 31 Mary Sahfeld - 14 Dean Saltk - 34. 39, 44. 45. 93. 94 Cameron Schnek - 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140 Daryl Schultz - 31 April Scott - 134. 136. 138. 140 Barry Scott - 131. 137. 138. 140 Eric Seel - 23. 62. 81. 90. 92. 118. 143. 123 Steve Serer - 7. 12. 62. 64. 79. 81. 138 M e Shamburg - 34. 50. 61. 62. 73. 77 Kathy Sherlock - 31. 116 Daren Shumate - 22. 26. 47. 54. 84. 85. 88. 90. 91.92. 101. 102. 105. 106. 107. 110. 111. 143, 122. 126. 124 Eric Shumate - 3. 50. 77. 78. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 114, 118 Randy Sibley - 22. 51. 72. 73. 143 Arlyn Simmons - 14 Debra Skate - 25. 39. 41. 43. 54. 55. 58. 59. 61. 66. 67. 90. 91. 92. 95. 100. 101. 111. 114. 116. 143. 122. 127 Chuck Smith - 37 Eric Smith - 134. 136. 137. 138. 140 Larry Smith - 7. 12. 73. 79. 81 Mark Smith - 36. 37. 98 Gina Snedden - 31. 50. 90. 92. 93. 96. 97. 106. 111. 116. 122. 123 Shannon Snedden • 134. 137. 138. 140 Lori Snyder • 34 Sherry Snyder • 13. 100 Eizabeth Soneson - 44. 135. 136 Michelle Spear - 36. 37. 79. 90. 92. 111. 116 Jodie Sporteder - 34. 66. 69. 79. 85. 88. 116. 117 Joe Sproleder 131. 137. 140 Calvin Staley - 36. 37 Peggy Staley - 134. 136. 138 Usa Stem - 131. 136 Hal Steiner • 8 Tammi Stewart - 36. 37. 53. 66. 79. 90. 91. 92. 111. 116 Ricky Stout - 34. 44. 48. 88. 93. 94. 101. 111. 112. 118 Scott Stover - 34. 50. 62. 74. 104 Steven Stover - 36. 37 Darren Stroede • 31. 39. 62. 81. 98 Randy Stroede - 131. 137. 138 Elizabeth Stroup - 14 Phylis Struble - 7. 12 Vaughn Sluder - 136. 137. 138. 139 Cindy Swisher - 131. 136 Kurt Terry - 36. 37. 81 Kerry TNerolf - 4. 26. 41. 54. 57. 58. 59. 85. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 111. 114. 116. 143. 122. 123 Konrwe Thomas - 34. 50. 85. 90. 91. 92. 108. 116 Scott Thrush - 31 Rusty Tit on - 134. 137 Mike Totoert - 36. 37. 62. 98. 144 Chod Treoster - 108. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139 Matt Treoster 34. 50. 62. 64. 75. 75. 81. 84. 85. 88. 90. 91. 92. 104. 108. 109. Ill Sharon Treoster - 84. 85. 108. 109 Noriko Tsu| - 23. 25. 28. 46. 58. 59. 85. 86. 106. 143. 125 Steve Tunder - 134 Doug Twaddel - 131. 136. 137. 138. 140 Gory UnderhJ - 5, 23. 25. 26. 54. 85. 88. 112. 144. 143. 127 Janice Unrein - 23. 26. 53. 90. 91. 92. 100. 111. 116. 138. 143 Shannon Unrein - 134. 136. 138. 139 Jodi VanPelt - 36. 37. 93. 101. 111. 116 Evalyn Vetter - 135 Jason Vetter - 131. 137. 138. 140 M Vossmon - 36. 37. 90. 91. 92. 111. 116 Cindy Woddel - 31. 46. 52. 53. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 96. 97. Ill, 116. 122. 123 Sara WaSace - 28. 31. 46. 50. 52. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 96. 97. 100. 101. 106. 111. 116. 117 Barb Walter - 4. 24. 25. 40. 57. 58. 59. 74. 85. 88. 89. 96. 97. 111. 114. 116. 117, 122. 124. 143 Morey Walz - 31. 50. 85. 90. 91. 92. 93. 100. 101. 106. 107. Ill, 114. 116. 118 Jimmy Warburton - 34. 44, 48. 49. 88. 98. Ill Tim Watts - 2. 36. 37. 76. 81. 84. 108. 109 Mark Weakley - 31. 131 Poul Weakley - 137. 138 Wade Webb - 24. 98. 143 Bi Weber • 34 Lori Weber 131. 136 Marvin Weber - 131. 137. 140 Trina Weber - 5. 34. 85. 90. 91. 92. 106. 108. 116. 122. 123 Troy Weber - 134. 136. 137. 138. 140 Rob Wert - 131 Pam Wessling - 134. 136. 138. 139 Terry West - 31. 39. 44. 45. 52. 53. 93. 94. 112, 113. 118 Eric Widrig - 134. 137. 138. 140 Cathy Wies - 134. 136. 138. 139 Connie Wies - 34. 50. 52. 66. 68 69. 79. 80. 85. 90. 92. 95. 106. 108. 116. 117. 122. 123 Duane Wies - 36. 37. 47. 88. 90. 91. 92. 101. 106 Gene Wikens - 62. 64. 73. 79. 81. 135 Amy Wfcams - 36. 37. 90. 92. 108. 116 Anne WHams - 31. 44. 46. 47. 48. 49. 52. 85. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 106. 108. 111. 112. 113. 116. 118. 122. 123 Bob Wilbams -7.11 Brett W ams - 131. 136. 137, 138. 140 Theda W ams - 14 Violet Wifcams - 135. 136 Charles Wiiomson - 24. 143 Scott WHfcamson - 134. 137 Dawn Wilson - 34. 47. 50. 53. 85. 90. 91. 92. 108. 111. 116. 122 Dona Winters - 134. 136 Julie Winters - 34, 108. 116 Joe Witt - 131. 139 Randy Woelk - 7. 13. 101 Carl Worick - 31. 62. 98 Alfred Wrench - 131 Donnie Wright - 34. 77 Ronnie Wright - 139 Kety Wydtek - 36 Johnny Yeary - 131. 137. 140 Darin Zimmer - 34 Marty Zrrmer - 31. 104 147 FOLLOulfic SU?piR ERS ABD Printers Abram Ready-Mix Ace Hardware Appliance Village Asherville Grain Company Bollards Sporting Goods JR's Arcade Banner Burger Bar Barstow Pro Rodeo Equipment Beloit Bootery Beloit Country Club Beloit Daily Call Beloit Day Light Donut Shop Beloit Five Ten Beloit Floral Beloit Laundry and Dry Cleaners Beloit Medical Center, P.A. 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