Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

BELOIT JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL 1711 NORTH WALNUT BELOIT, KANSAS VOLUME VII TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 6 Seniors 16 Classes 32 Activities 46 Sports 64 Organizations 82 TROJAN Honors 122 W Baccalaureate 124 Graduation 126 Jr High 128 Closing 140 Index 146 STAFF V i| Editor ..................................... ..................................... Arlene Plymire Advisor ......................................................................... Diana McDaniel Staff .................. Marcia Kjellberg, Dawn McCune, DeAnna Ives, Chris German, Royalyn Hayes Photography Editor ................................................................. Angela Larsen Photographers ...............................vSgk,...........Joe Meier, Scott Stover, Susan Golladay SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. and Mrs. Struble, Carle Kuhn, Jon Robichaud, Beloit Daily Call, Solomn Valley Post, Halls of Troy Photographers, BJHSH Faculty, and Students. Without their cooperation this book would not have been possible. People Pages 3 4 People Pages BHS by Sara Wallace We are tomorrow, The dreams of today. We are the future. We'll find our way. BHS is yesterday. Gone like our fun. BHS has the memories. Fading one by one. Today we walk down the halls We remember our past. We shared many years of adventure At BHS. But High School just didn't last. We couldn't stay any longer. We have to move on and Look for the future, Because yesterday is gone. People Pages 5 FACULTY ¥ i a (§ [Mi g ® y i§ John Bottom, Superintendent ELLENCE BOARD MEMBERS 1982-83 Bob Lampert, President Hal Steiner,Vice-President Vernon Adams Alan Berndt Jerry Cady Barbara Cox Darrel Fulhage Board Members discussing topics at a meeting. MEMBERS OF THE Board of Education meet the first Monday of every month. Their time and energy is spent in the important ideas and decisions for the youth of the Beloit City Schools. Some of their main concerns are the school budget and appointment of new teachers. Each of them knows what its like to have children in the Beloit School System. And with this in their minds they make the best effort possible to better basic educational needs. These members deserve a pat on the back for their excellent service to the community. 8 School Board (g(g)PP © KOlUMl KlS TO SUCCEED EVERY INDIVIDUAL HAS a place to be in this world and it is important in every respect whether he chooses to be or not. Each of you have that option, it is your decision and destination. Thomas Wolfe once said, If a man has a talent and cannot use it, he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half, he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns somehow to use all of it, he has gloriously succeeded, and won the satisfaction and triumph few men have ever known. Beloit High School has set forth to prepare you for this task. How much easier our work would be if as much effort was made to improve the quality as most of us do trying to find excuses for not succeeding. May your stay at Beloit Junior-Senior High have provided the light to see your destination and your determination and a will to succeed. Best of luck to all, and a special congratulations to the Seniors of '83. 'JjlaA - IT HAS BEEN an exciting and rewarding year at BJSHS. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the seniors and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors. Principals Principals FVnMciPAus pKUNCtPfllS PRINCIPALS PfSiNCiPOlS Principals 9 Ed DeVore, Vocational Agriculture Diane Doyle, Special Ed. IV Aide Lee Elder, Art THE TEACHING STAFF of 1983 dedicated much of their time to helping the students learn new material. Mrs. Bean spent much of her time helping the special education students. Mr. Bice worked hard in organizing successful concerts. Mr. Caldwell taught World History and freshman English. He also sponsored the senior class of 1983 and coached junior high football. Mr. Campbell introduced computers to his math classes. Mr. Cousland and Mrs. Crawford showed superior dedication in their work with students. Mr. DeVore sponsored the Future Farmers Association Club. Miss Doyle helped the special education classes reach new goals. Mr. Elder sponsored Art and Photo Club and also made the Beloit Art Show successful. 10 Faculty Sondra Franklin, Business Micheal Harbaugh, Orchestra Helen Gillmore, Home Economics Greg Kopsa, School Psychologist Arlene Kadel, Home Economics Jackie Larson, Librarian MRS. FRANKLIN WORKED with the cheerleaders helping to arrange pep rallies and decorating before games to keep school spirit alive. Miss Gillmore is the senior High Y-teens co-sponsor. Mr. Grassie, a recent newcomer to the staff has displayed his talents in many areas, head girls volleyball and basketball coach and also golf coach. Mr. Harbaugh is the head director of orchestra. Mr. Hoestje has been involved with helping the guys in the shop keep busy. Mr. Holl is very busy with his duties as school counselor but also with Student Council and NHS. Mr. Kopsa is kept busy with his duties as school psychologist. Mrs. Kadel is the Senior High Y-teens co-sponsor. Mrs. Larson is kept very busy in the library but she still takes time out for one very important activity which is senior class Sp°nSOr- Faculty !! Bonnie Newcomer, Language Arts Jill Olson, Title I Tutor Mary Lou Peterson, Special Education MR. LOY KEPT the typing class running smoothly and helped to get students ready for business contests. Mrs. McDaniel made sure the yearbook class made deadlines on time. Adding to this year's staff are Mrs. Morozas and Mrs. Olson. They were new and students soon began to recognize their faces. Always running around and keeping busy was Mrs. Newcomer helping Juniors with Soup Supper and being Tells Sponsor. Mr. Robichaud and his band performed many enjoyable concerts and exhibitions throughout the year. Even though Mr. Piazza keeps busy with his mind on wrestling, we caught him with a big smile on his face helping the elementary kids. Mrs. Sahlfeld helped students along in their studies. Miss Peterson provided guidance to students in special education. 12 Faculty Steve Seirer, Physical Education Sharon Treaster, Language Arts Larry Smith, Mathematics Phyllis Struble, Science Robert Williams, Social Science Sherry Snyder, School Nurse Randy Woelk, Science COACHING A WINNING Football team kept Mr. Seirer busy. Mr. Smith coached Track and Basketball. Mrs. Snyder sponsored FMC and kept everyone well. Miss Struble and Mr. Woelk made sure the science department ran smoothly. Sponsoring AFS and Spanish Club was Mrs. Treaster. Mr. Williams kept his students enthused with his great knowledge of history. It was another successful academic year at BHS. And it was accomplished by the great leadership and teaching abilities of the BHS faculty. Not only were the teachers busy with teaching, many were involved in extra activities outside of school. By doing so students got the feeling teachers cared more and want you to learn and grow to become mature adults. Faculty 13 Office members: J. Thierolf, B. Fogo, T. Williams, and K. Maro-zas Janitors: B. Arnold, M. Koster, G. Carlton, and A. Simmons Cooks: D. Long, E. Stroup, M. Ireland, and M. Gentry THE PERSONNEL MEMBERS of BJSHS worked very hard this year keeping the year a rollin'. The office staff has done their best in keeping everyone smiling. They were always there providing the needed information for anyone. As a secretary, Mrs. Thierolf has worked at the school for one year. Mrs. Fogo has been here for twelve years. Mrs. Williams, the bookkeeper, has worked for twenty-three years. The custodians include Mr. Arnold who has been here for three years, Mr. Simmons has been working here for eleven years, Mr. Koster has been a janitor for nine years, and Mr. Carlton, the head-custodian, has been here for thirty-two years. They have been terrific in keeping the high school in great condition. The cooks have been a foursome for many years. They even have what they call the four corners in their kitchen. Mrs. Long has worked here for twelve years, Mrs. Ireland has been here for thirteen years, Mrs. Gentry has worked at BJSHS for fourteen years, and Mrs. Stroup has contributed her cooking for fifteen years. The personnel have all worked to make this school its best and should be recognized for doing so. They help keep the school a rollin'! 14 Personnel See what work did to Mr. Carlton! SENIORS ClMSS OT 83 '-LOOKS TO TUTURE Arlene Plymire President Dawn McCune Vice-Presdient THE SEVENTY MEMBERS of the Class of 1983 will always be remembered as being the 101st class to graduate from Beloit High School. The Seniors' major money making project was selling magazines, which made them $1,001 that went to pay for color pages 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 Jr. Class on December 4. Dawn McCune sang the theme song What's Forever For . The Seniors were honored guests of the Junior Class on April 30 for the Jr-Sr Prom. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday May 22. On May 23, 1983 the Class of '83 dressed in the traditional colors of orange and black, took their final high school Step-Graduation. The Seniors all wish to thank their class sponsors, Jackie Larson and Peter Caldwell for all the help throughout the year. J. D. Broadbent Treasurer Jilinda Black Secretary Matisha Mann Stu-Co Rep. Seniors 17 Geert Ailliet Debbie Albert Muriel Albin Steve Albin Lynn Alcorn Oscar Arias Kelly Baird Larry Boden Bill Buie David Bunger Tammy Butterfield Susan Chapman JaLynn Copp Karen Creager David Dobratz Seniors 19 Angela Dunstan Tammy Fulton Liz Gantenbein Brenda Gaskill Steve Harder Alesia Hart Eric Harvey Dawna Hayden Royalyn Hayes Brad Heidrick Michelle Jamison Donni Jensen Jayme Johnson Mike Kadel Jim Kelly Marcia Kjellberg Blaise Klenda David Kohler Joe Lange Angela Larsen Kim Larson Greg Magette William Mah Jeff Milholland Paul Myers Seniors 23 Jeannie Nitsch Tracy Paul Troy Paul Kathy Ramsey Roxanne Reetz Shannon St. John Kathy Sherlock Eric Shumate Gina Snedden Darren Stroede Scott Thrush Cindy Waddell Sara Wallace Marcy Walz Mark Weakley 24 Seniors ♦ v t s ♦ ♦ ♦ ►« ♦ f f'f tj m � ♦ i AV m � ; • « ♦ « « Terry West Anne Williams Carl Worick Marty Zimmer Not Pictured David Fuller THE CLASS OF '83 will always remember the years friends and left them with moments to cherish for the spent together which drew them together as close rest of their lives. 26 Seniors Seniors 27 28 Seniors Seniors 29 30 Seniors xe sioiuas CLASSES Classes 33 Eric Becker Tim Belden Julie Bell Pam Bell Shay Blanding Roger Broeckelman Mike Burnshire Steve Chandler 34 Juniors Theresa Colby Randy Fox Tim Crannell Creed Garst Max File Tony Fobes Lisa Gaskill Chris German Steve Hackett Brad Heidrick Jeff Heiman Kathy Jones Juniors 35 Jerry Kruse Marsha Long Monica McShane Joe Meier Brian Piper Mike Riemann Anne Rutten Dean Saltkill 36 Juniors liUTY - Lorie Snyder Jodie Sporleder Ricky Stout Scott Stover Konnie Thomas Matt Treaster Jim Warburton Bill Weber Trina Weber Connie Wiles Dawn Wilson Julie Winters CLASS RINGS, FRUIT SALES, CLASS DUES, and PROM were just a few of the things on Juniors' minds this year. At the first of the year Juniors started out with a steady balance of $445.50. And with the thought of an estimated $2,500 or more Juniors had to earn, alot of hard work was ahead. But once again the Class of 84 came through and showed great leadership ability. The hard work and dedication of Juniors and their mothers put on a successful Soup Supper on October 26, earning $1,100.00 Fruit Sales also turned out successful with Juniors earning over $800. Class Dues this year were $10. With all that hard earned money. Juniors put on the Jr. Sr. Prom which was much complimented by those attending. Juniors you can be proud because with all that ambition, talent and personality who couldn't say that the Class of 84 is one to look up to! Donnie Wright Juniors 37 SOPHOMORES ... Denise Adams Jeff Adams LaVonne Alcorn Parrish Blanding Chris Boettcher Scott Booz Jeff Bunger Troy Carlton Maria Conway Brett Creager Paula Daniels THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1985 is takin' it easy this year. It's the year they can look at the Freshmen and breath a sigh of relief knowing they don't have to go through that kind of year again. Now, as Sophomores, they can concentrate on the challenges of the years ahead, and dream about class rings, prom, and graduation. 38 Sophomores Takin' it Sophomores 39 Joyce Lange Sue McMillan Tony Milholland Roger Larson Dru Nichols Molly Niewald DeAnn Roberson Mike Robinson Craig Rouse Steve Stover Kurt Terry Mike Tolbert Donna Trickett Jodi Van Pelt 40 Sophomores Sophomores 41 Meet High School Sherri Abell Chuck Blass Leah Chandler Brad Delka Kelly Albert Richard Buie Mike Brummer Jeff Chapman Tommy Colby Patty Donley Rhonda Dietz Rob Bunger Teri Collins Mike Finney 42 Freshmen With INIew Exper ences, Class ii Friends Chris Foote Brian Gengler Brenda Foulke V , Ut Dion Gengler Kristi Guipre Michelle Harder Bobby Hyman Toby Johnson Shane Kelley Carla Kelly Freshmen 43 Sandy Mallory Kevin Marozas y J Cameron Schenk Ricky Schweitzer Holly Marten Chad Miner Kim Nelson Marianne Nelson Todd Osborne Roger Pierce Kevin Milburn Kelly Mathis 44 Freshmen April Scott Calvin Staley Doria Winters Scott Williamson Eric Widrig Cathy Wiles THE CLASS OF '86 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. Freshmen 45 ACTIVITIES Activities 47 Watch what you write Scott! Leia, DeAnn, and Dawn join in on Sign-Up day. The A.F.S. float in the Parade. PEOPLE MAY HAVE THOUGHT the Beloit high school students were a little on the weird side as they came to school wearing cowboy outfits, obscene T-shirts, and sweats. From October 4th to the 8th, the school was celebrating spirit week. It was all a part of Stu-Co's plan to raise spirit for the Fall Homecoming. Stu-Co designated Tuesday as Sweat 'Em Day, Wednesday as Sign-Up day, Thursday as Rope 'Em Day, and Friday as Dress-up Day. BJSHS also held a homecoming parade and pep rally after school on Friday. Different clubs had floats made, the band marched, and the candidates and their escorts were also in the parade. 48 Spirit Week Moo Moo Monica SP|R|T Moo Moo Monica comes home to Cowgirl Chris and Marshall Michelle J.B. in the corral Spirit Week has brought some very strange looking people into the halls of BHS. One was obviously Moo Moo Monica . She was one crazy critter that helped make Rope 'em day a gigantic success. As the story goes Moo Moo had escaped her pen and was checking out BHS. When the Cowpokes saw Moo Moo, it caused quite a stir. It seemed that they wanted to capture Moo Moo and sell her at the local Moo Moo auction. Two of these cowpokes were Pecos Bill and Two-gun Troy. They both tried to lasso Moo Moo but unfortunately she took off towards the commons area. There she ran into Randy the Roughrider and his trusty vacuum cleaner. Moo Moo knew that she was outnumbered so she romped off. Soon she found Klondike Karen who was plotting her gold claim. Moo Moo thought she was safe but she was in for a surprise! Calamity Kimmie and her clan were planning to rope her. Moo Moo ran for the library but was blocked by J.B. Moo Moo got free and found her owners Cowgirl Chris and Marshall Michelle. Calamity Kimmie and her clan plot against Moo Moo Riding off into the sunset When all was done they rode off into the sunset, a happy Marshall and her loveable Moo Moo. Spirit Week 49 Queen candidates and escorts: Jilinda Black, David Dobratz, Sara Wallace, Jay Dee Broadbent, Arlene Plymire, Jayme Johnson, Matisha Mann, Mark Hewitt, Michelle Jamison, Blaise Klenda, JaLynn Copp and Brad Heidrick. ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, the Beloit High School Fall Sports Homecoming took place. Spirit Week was concluded with the annual downtown parade and pep rally. Mike Kadel, emcee for the festivities, introduced the candidates and their escorts. He briefly listed some of the accomplishments of the candidates during their high school years. Liz Gantenbein gave the queen roses, Shay Blanding handed out the pins, Michelle Spear gave the plaque, and Michelle McShane presented Mike Kadel with the envelope. Excitement was at a peak during the pre-game ceremony. The candidates Jilinda Black, JaLynn Copp, Michelle Jamison, Matisha Mann, Arlene Plymire, and Sara Wallace were driven to their waiting escorts David Dobratz, Brad Heidrick, Blaise Klenda, Mark Hewitt, Jayme Johnson, and Jay Dee Broadbent. The suspense was broken at 7:10 p.m. when Jilinda Black was crowned the 1982-83 Fall Sports Homecoming Queen. All the queen candidates relaxed and enjoyed the victory of Beloit over Lindsborg. Queen, Jilinda Black, reigns over Homecoming game. 50 Homecoming Mike Kadel was emcee for Homecoming. await the crowning. Jeff Milholland gives thumbs-up signal during Homecoming game with Lindsborg. B.H.S. STUDENTS ENJOYED music provided by Phase Four from Salina. The dance started at 10:00 p.m. and ended at 12:30 a.m. The victory of Beloit over Lindsborg helped make the dance more fun for everyone. Homecoming 51 B.A.S.S. PRESENTS . . . Cast members: Terry West as Andy Hobart, Shay Andy voices his opinion Blanding as Sophie Rashmyer, Steve Albin as Norman on the situation. Cornwell. Crew: Monica McShane, Lisa Reimann, Elizabeth Son-eson-Director, Bonnie Newcomer, Jim Warburton, John Yeary, William Mah, Tim Albin. Norman welcomes Sophie to the neighborhood. 52 Fall Play Andy makes a suggestion to Norman . Sophie and Andy work out a solution. ©GQcP°©[pQm0QGcO §8c?0 Sophie showing who's boss. sinew HZ!.. What bill? Andy and Norman discussing Fallout. Sophie showing her temper. Oh, Sophie you smell so good! ON NOVEMBER 22 and 23, the Beloit Acting Students Studio (B.A.S.S.) presented 'The Star-Spangled Girl” by Neil Simon. Andy and Norman played respectively by Terry West and Steve Albin are the two young men who live and work in their apartment on their magazine Fallout. Sophie played by Shay Blanding moves in next door. Andy falls in love with Sophie and watches her every move. Norman tries to get Andy's mind off Sophie so he can get started on their next issue of Fallout. It ends up Sophie falls in love with Norman instead of Andy. Thanks to the small cast of three, the crew, Ms. Soneson, and many others who made it possible it turned out to be a humorous and enjoyable play. The Beloit Acting Students Studio deserves a standing ovation for their hard work and fine performance. Fall Play 53 “Wffat’S cFofevef‘ ‘For” Merry Matt Treaster thanks the seniors. Christmas THE 1983 SENIOR calss presented the Juniors with the Holiday Prom for 1982. It was held on Saturday, December 4th from 9-12 at the American Legion. Dawn McCune sang the theme song, What's Forever For. Kim Larson presented the skit to the juniors. August provided the entertainment. Red, white, and green streamers, mistletoe, and a Christmas tree were decorations which the seniors provided. Seniors also served refreshments consisting of lime sherbet punch, cookies, and brownies. It • was a memorable evening. K.im Larson presents Mike Pestinger with a Playboy (clothed with magic August provides entertainment, marker of course) as part of the skit. 54 Holiday Prom HOLIDAY PROM 1982 DeAnn and Oscar get down. Students take a break. Liz and Mr. Copp pose for a picture. 'UJhrft ' Holiday Prom 55 Students dance to “August. Mr. Kolman whispers to Mrs. Larson. .A, .S. RESENT .... cast members Sam . Steve Albin Bill . . . Jimmy Warburton Irma Dooley . Kelly Albert Sheriff . . . Terry West Gertie Brown Kristi Guipre Stanley Lewis . . . Tim Belden Mrs. Lewis . . Sherry Abell Jeb Carter . . . Tim Albin Phoebe Dorset . Karen Creager Katie Lewis . . Barb Huggins Molly Brown . . Angie Dunstan Johnny DorsetfRed Chief) . . . Brad Delka Toby Peppy Music Direction . . . Cark Bice Drama Direction . . Elizabeth Sonesen Assistant Director . . . Terry West 56 Spring Play AN OM OF kEKHIEF Phoebe grieves over the kidnapping of her son. Sheriff and Mrs. Lewis try to get a posse together. BASS PRESENTED Ransome of Red Chief on March 28 and 29. The play was set in Summit, Alabama, during the summer of 1901. The main character, Johnny Dorset, Red Chief, played by Brad Delka is a mischievious trouble maker of the town. Red Chief is captured by Sam and Bill, two men that pass through the city and need money. The sheriff played by Terry West bands the town together to find Widow Dorset's beloved child. After the day passes the towns people are able to find Red Chief and make widow Dorset very happy. Spring Play 57 ADOIE REI6RS OYER Candidates and Escorts from L. to R.-Dawn McCune, Mike Kadel, Kim Larson, Darren Stroede, Angela Larsen, Steve Albin, Alesia Hart, David Bunger, Gina Snedden, and David Kohler. Angela receives a congratulations kiss from Mark Hewitt, Stu-Co Vice Pres., after being crowned the 1983 spring homecoming queen. ANGELA LARSEN, daughter of Karen Sims was crowned Spring Sports Homecoming Queen April 22 at the Beloit Relays. She was escorted by Steve Albin. Leading up to the crowning festivities on Friday was spirit week. The student body enjoyed Monday as nerd day, Tuesday as Make'em Sweat day, Wednesday as hat, button, and tie day, Thursday as Pajama day, and Friday as dress up day. The crowning was the highlight of the relays, starting at 3:20. Eric Shumate was master of ceremonies. Mark Hewitt presented the queen with a kiss as he placed the crown on her head. Michelle Jamison presented the roses. Shay Blanding presented the plaque, and Sara Wallace presented the pins to the queen and candidates. Following the relays was a dance sponsored by Y-Teens with Spectrum Audio as the DJ. 58 Homecoming BELOIT RELAYS Alesia with escort David Bunger. Homecoming 59 1983 HOMECOMING 1982 Fall Homecoming candidates. 1982 Homecoming Queen Jilinda Black escorted by David Dobratz. 1983 Homecoming Queen Angela Larsen escorted by Steve Albin. 60 Trojan Royalty 1983 Spring Homecoming candidates. ROYALTY JaLynn Copp escorted by Brad Heidrick. Michelle Jamison escorted by Blaise Klenda. Arlene Plymire escorted by Jayme Johnson. Matisha Mann escorted by Mark Hewitt. Sara Wallace escorted by J.D. Broadbent. Alesia Hart escorted by David Bunger. Gina Snedden escorted by David Kohler. Kim Larson escorted by Darren Stroede. Dawn McCune escorted by Mike Kadel. Trojan Royalty 61 1983 C§CPI I(£NQcPRjOcZM Servers, Front Row: Todd Johnson, Bret Kolman, Jeff Adams, Mike Tolbert, Tim Watts, Kelly Kadel, Parrish Blanding. Back Row: Barb Huggins, DeAnn Roberson, Sue McMillan, Molly Niewald, Michelle Spear, Lori Hiserote, Maria Conway. Jeff Heiman narrates slide show. Students enjoy music by Horizon Brad and Greg receive their Prom glasses. “if Tammy enjoys the program. DeAnn and Matt have a good time. Noel Nothern sings Through the Years Tammy, Jilinda, and Cindy chat before the meal. Noel and Monica get down to the music. 62 Jr.-Sr. Prom 'TcHRDOUQcH t Horizon provided great entertainment. Everybody got into the groove. Marcia found the night enjoyable. THE JR.-SR. PROM was held on April 30. The theme was “Through The Years , sung by Noel Nothern. A banquet in the Commons Area was held at 6:30 that evening. Seniors received their prom glasses and dinner was then served with the meal being prepared by Junior mothers. After the meal, Noel sang, and a slide presentation was narrated by Jeff Heiman accompanied by Karen Bice on the piano. Thank-you gifts were then presented to Mr. Woelk, Mrs. Newcomer and Mrs. Long for their help with Prom. The dance was held from 9:00 to 12:00 at the American Legion featuring the band Horizon. The colors this year were blue and silver emphasized by streamers and balloons. SPORTS Sports Candids 65 Beloit Trojans: First Row; R. Bunger, S. Chandler, M. File, D. Stroede, D. Bunger, J. Milholland, L. Boden, J.D. Broadbent, M. Riemann, B. Delka; 2nd Row: M. Robinson, D. Adams, E Harvey, M. Shamburg, D. Kohler, B. Klenda, B. Heidrick, B. Piper, J. Meier, C. Schenk, 3rd Row: K. Terry, G. Foulke, T. Milholland, M. Treaster, A. Adams, J. Heiman, P. Blanding, J. Adams, M. Tolbert, B. Lindblad; 4th Row: Coach Wilkens, B. Kolman, C. Boettcher, T. Johnson, T. Carlton, T. Watts, Coach Piazza, Head Coach Seirer. TROJANS SCOREBOARD Record 8-2 Beloit 9 Southeast 0 Beloit 35 Solomon 0 Beloit 7 Sacred Heart 10 Beloit 14 Ellsworth 0 Beloit 21 Lindsborg 14 Beloit 17 Concordia 0 Beloit 41 Minneapolis 9 Beloit 44 Washington 6 Beloit 28 Belleviile 0 Beloit 6 Herrington 7 Coaching Staff: Back Row: Asst. Coach Gene Wilkens, Head Coach Steve Seirer, Asst. Coach Ken Piazza; Front Row: Coach Peter Caldwell, Coach Mike Barbo. 66 Football Aaron takes a hard hit. Jeff looks towards open running. LOOKING NEW IN 82 was a perfect motto and battle cry as the Trojans took to the gridiron in 1982. Sporting new uniforms along with super attitude and determination the team tied for the league championship and won district 8 to qualify for the state playoffs. Great Senior Leadership was a vital ingredient to the success of this years squad. The Trojans took to the road in week one as they upset league pre-season favorite Southeast 9-0. It was a defensive game with the Beloit Trojans Speciality Teams providing the scoring. Aaron Adams blocked a punt for a safety and younger brother Jeff returned a punt 53 yards for the big plays. Week two saw our Trojans at home hosting the Solomon Gorillias. Our Trojans showed no respect as we defeated them 35-0. Many squad members saw action and contributed to the slaughter. Sporting a 2-0 record and ranked 7th in the State the Trojans traveled to Salina to take on the Knights of Sacred Heart. Beloit's power really prevailed in the opening drive as the Trojans scored easily for the first score. It proved to be too easy of a score as the Knights stiffened and the Trojans allowed the Knights to get back in the game and score. The end of regulation was knotted at 7-7. The overtime proved to be fatal as the Knights coverted a field goal and the Trojans missed theirs for a heart breaking 10-7 defeat. Week number four saw our Trojans rebound and play outstanding football as we shut out Co-Champ Ellsworth 14-0. The field was wet and the rain fell but the Trojans seemed to get tougher as the defense only allowed 18 yards of total offense. The undefeated Lindsborg Vikings came to town on Homecoming night and ranked 7th in the State. They proved to be a very tough opponent as the Trojans had to fight and fight some more to win the game 21-14 in the winning moments. The Trojans took a glossy 4-1 record to Concordia for our annual rivalry with the Panthers. The state rewarded the Trojans by ranking them back in the top 10. The Black and Orange really dominated the 4A school with a 17-0 white washing. Blaise Klenda showed why his team mates elected him Co-Captain as he led the team to victory. Now with momentum on our side the Trojans started District 8 Play with 41-9 runaway over Minneapolis to clinch a tie for the NCAA league championship and a triumph in district play. Washington was the last road trip in 1982 for the Trojans and a memorable one it was with a 44-6 victory Staging a Showdown between the Buffaloes of Belleville and our mighty Trojans. The winner would represent District 8 in the playoffs. Beloit played well and under near perfect conditions defeated Belleville 28-0. Beloit took an 8-1 record to the first round against a tough Cottonwood Valley League Champ Herrington who also had an 8-1 record. The game was a real tough hard hitting contest between two outstanding defensive teams. Herrington drew blood first then the Trojans struck back and made two other attempts to win the game but came up just one point shy 7-6. This ended any other playoff contests for our Trojans in 82. But one must remember our Seniors who never said die, and the remainder of our squad who gave us many thrills for a job well done as the Trojans really did look new in 82. Football 67 VARSITY TEAM: Front Row: Teryl Amerine, Jodie Sporleder, Vicki McCune, Dee Roberson, Back Row: Coach Grassie, Matisha Mann, Karen Bice, Tammy Butterfield, Lisa Gaskill, and Angela Larsen. Not pictured Connie Wiles. JUNIOR VARSITY: Top to Bottom: Coach Reames, Leia Engelbert, Rhonda Dietz, Denise Adams, Jackie Hull, Paula Daniels, Michele Gengler, Barb Huggins, Gretchen Klenda. SENIORS of 1983: Matisha Mann, Tammy Butterfield, and Angela Larsen. FRESHMAN: Front Row: Chris Foote, Melissa Fulhage, Middle Row: Pam Wessling, Gretchen Klenda, Back Row: Coach Reames, Cathy Wiles, Holly Marten, Rhonda Dietz, Kelli Morrell, manager. 68 Volleyball Players discuss game strategy with coaches. Matisha and Lisa discuss outcome of the match. B U M P S E T S P I K E Matisha goes up for a dink. Supporters ansiously await outcome of the game. ALTHOUGH THE RECORDS didn't show a winning season, team effort was at it's best. The team was coached by Dean Grassie and Dee Reames (Cox), both were in there rookie year with volleyball. The team consisted of 23 players. On October 30, the Trojans played Hill City in the first round of sub-state. The Trojans won the first game 15-7. They were defeated in the last two games 15-0 and 15-12. Hill City went on to win sub-state. Volleyball 69 Girls Basketball-lst row: Chris Foote, Cathy Wiles: 2nd row: Jackie Hull, Gretchen Klenda, Molly Niewald, Holly Marten, Rhonda Dietz, Teri Collins, Melissa Fulhage; 3rd row: Coach Dean Grassie, Joyce Lange, Paula Daniels, Connie Wiles, Karen Bice, Angela Larsen, Susan Golladay, Alesia Hart, Asst. Coach Dee Reames. SENIORS: Angela Larsen and Alesia Hart. TROJAN SCOREBOARD Beloit 44 39 Lincoln Beloit 38 32 Southeast Beloit 33 39 Sacred Heart Beloit 45 69 Lindsborg Beloit 26 35 Solomon Beloit 22 37 Ellsworth Beloit 44 45 Minneapolis Beloit 56 38 Lincoln Beloit 30 44 Concordia Beloit 42 44 Chapman Beloit 38 35 Lincoln Beloit 46 41 Belleville Beloit 57 54 Minneapolis Beloit 41 50 Sacred Heart Beloit 45 34 Belleville Beloit 28 41 Southeast Beloit 47 52 Solomon Beloit 55 30 Ellsworth Beloit 48 50 Lindsborg Beloit 55 44 Belleville Beloit 39 40 Osborne 70 Girls Basketball Angela Larsen and Alesia Hart surround opponent. Connie Wiles aims for two. I WAS VERY PROUD of the 82-83 Lady Trojan Basketball team ' Coach Grassie said. We played extremely well at times; our 5th place trophy at the Minneapolis Invitational; Big wins over two tough teams, Minneapolis and Southeast; and our 2 point loss to the eventual runner-up in the State, Lindsborg. We did this with great senior leadership from Angela Larsen and Alesia Hart, helping us finish 9-12 compared to 3-17 just one year before. The Freshman girls finished 5-1 and look to be a very bright spot in the future of Beloit Girls Basketball. Susan Golladay, Junior, fires a jump shot. Coach Grassie plans new team strategy. Name Points Rebounds Assists Steals Alesia Hart 72 24 99 25 Angela Larsen 236 96 47 64 Susan Golladay 157 42 45 11 Connie Wiles 182 245 17 27 Karen Bice 144 136 20 14 Joyce Lange 47 45 24 50 Michele Gengler 86 119 11 15 Paula Daniels 68 67 8 21 Jackie Hull 51 29 16 23 Molly Niewald 20 65 10 15 Gretchen Klenda 132 80 33 49 Holly Marten 9 41 4 10 Rhonda Dietz 49 102 9 21 Teri Collins 54 21 10 15 Melissa Fulhage 75 52 30 26 Chris Foote 24 53 12 20 Cathy Wiles 14 38 4 16 Girls Basketball 71 Varsity: Front row L. to R. Michelle Jamison-Manager, Troy Carlton-Manager, Denise Adams-Manager, Back row L. to R. Jerry Kruse, Mike Shamburg, David Kolher, Mike Tolbert, Mike Pestinger, Larry Smith-Asst. coach, Jayme Johnson, Darcy Jensen, Eric Becker, Gene Wilkens-Head coach, Kurt Terry, Brad Lindblad. Roger Larson, Dru Nichols, Tim Haney, Brett Kolman. David shoots a short jump shot. 72 Boy's Basketball Jerry concentrates on his form. Jayme drives for a lay-up. BASKETBALL THE 1982-83 BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM, was young with only two seniors and three returning lettermen. The Trojans were coached by Gene Wilkens-Head coach and Larry Smith-Assistant. This years basketball team had a rough season with a record of 0-20. However, they had good talent, but never could play consistant as a team. The Trojans started off the season with a total of six games with the home court advantage, but they ended each game with to many turnovers and therefore losing there first six games by the scores of Lincoln 47-76, Southeast 42-70, Sacred Heart 51-74, Lindsborg 48-67, Solomon 41-53, Ellsworth 41-57, and Minneapolis 50-62. The next game for the Trojans was away at Belleville for the Crossroads Classic Tournament. The Trojans were seated last in the brackets so they met up with the 1st ranked Leopards from Lincoln. In the contest between the Trojans and the Leopards was a close game with a couple of points margin up to the half, then the second half the Trojans turned cold and the final results leaned towards Lincoln with a final score of 49-79. After the first game in Tournament play the Trojans fell and lost the rest of their games by the scores of 59-79 to Belleville and 41-69 to Hebron.- After coming out of the Crossroads Classic in 8th place, Beloit again faced Lincoln for a third time. The Trojans failed to take control of the game which ended into another defeat, the final was 59-75. The next eight games the Trojans played hard looking for a win but they came up short each game with a disappointing loss to Concordia 46-92, Minneapolis 55-65, Southeast 32-47, Sacred Heart 32-47, Belleville 31-46, Solomon 39-55, Ellsworth 49-71, and Lindsborg 43-62. Going into Sub-State play with a record of 0-19, the Trojans played the 1st ranked Team in 3 Sub-State. The Trojans traveled to Victoria and ended their season with a lose of 41-50. freshmen L. to R. Gene Wilkens-Head coach, Kevin Marozas, Roger Pierce, Tim Caldwell, Eric Smith, Shannon Snedden, Troy Weber, Jeff Chapman, David Hartman, Eric Widrig and Larry Smith-Assistant coach. Mike S. drives towards basket. Boy's Basketball 73 •JswSiil Mike T. unloads his shot. Mike P. guns for two. Brett studies the defense. Wrestlers mahe ilc four State r e s FRONT ROW: Joni Hyman, Mike Kadel, Mike Robinson, DeAnn Roberson. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Hayden, Rob Bunger, Dion Gengler, Parrish Blanding, Donnie Wright, Chad Miner, Matt Treaster, Tim Watts, Darrell Adams, Brett Creager, Chad Treaster, Todd Johnson, Troy Kjellberg. BACK ROW: Eric Harvey, Coach Piazza, Aaron Adams, Jeff Adams, Scott Stover, Mark Deets, Blaise Klenda, Mark Hewitt. Mike Riemann, Dave Bunger, Cameron Schenk, Jeff Heiman, Coach Bice, J.D. Broadbent. Not pictured Toby Johnson. I I BELOIT'S WRESTLING BLACK MACHINE met, accepted, and conquered the challenge of the 1982-83 wrestling season by establishing themselves as the best wrestling team in the state of Kansas. In doing so, the Trojans grappled their way to a 16-0 dual season which increased the dual streak to 64 in a row, won the Clay Center, Norton, and the Beloit Inv. tournaments, and set a new National High School tournament scoring record in the KSHSAA Substate tournament by scoring 261 points (old record 244) to overwhelm the field. Then was the KSHSAA State Championships in which Beloit scored an unbelievable 189V2 points to storm through the field and place eight of eleven wrestlers in the top three places. Needless to say, an awesome performance by any single team through the season. Individually, the Trojans were just as awesome. Two individuals went through the season undefeated and three others had only one defeat. Seniors leading the way were Mark Hewitt, Blaise Klenda, J.D. Broadbent, Dave Bunger, and Eric Harvey. Mark Hewitt set new career school records in falls (79) and victories (124) while winning his third State Championship with a 29-1 record. Blaise Klenda set a new career record in takedowns (155) and a State Championship title with a record of 30-1. J.D. Broadbent, although he was not able to compete at state he had a very good season of 22-7. Dave Bunger gave many exciting thrills while posting a fine 14-3 record. Eric Harvey gave many anxious moments in his years as a two time varsity letter winner for the Trojans. Other outstanding performances included. Matt Treaster's third State title in a row and second undefeated season at 29-0. Toby Johnson went through 31 straight opponents to earn his state championship as a lowly freshman. Parrish Blanding ran his way to a state championship and a 27-1 record. Todd Johnson muscled his way to a second place state medal and a record of 26-3. Jeff Adams overpowered his opponents to get a second place at state and a finish of 23-5. Aaron Adams used his speed and quickness to garner a 23-3 record and a third place at state. Others having a fine season but narrowly missing a state placing were Brett Creager 20-5, Mike Riemann 21-7 and Jeff Heiman 23-8. The Trojans supporting cast was just as impressive as the traveling squad, placing second and third at two varsity tournaments and were undefeated in duals including three varsity matches. 21 out of 26 lettermen are returning to the 1983 squad. The 1982-83 season has come and gone but the memories will never leave. The Challenge, Go For Four , was the ultimate reality. 74 Wrestling Mark Hewitt, 132 lb. State Champion works for a pin. Jeff Adams, 155 lb. 2nd at state, shoots for a takedown. Matt Treaster, 126 lb. State Champion gets a fall Coaches Piazza and Bice show concern during a Championship match at the Beloit Invitational. GRAPPLERS Aaron Adams, 167 lb. 3rd at state, works for a reversal. Blaise Klenda, State Champion recieves back points. Wrestling 75 Front row- Kevin Carrico, Donnie Wright, Jerry Kruse, Toby Johnson, Joe Meier, Todd Johnson. Second Row-Todd Osborne, Dion Gengler, Eric Shumate, Blaise Klenda, Holly Marten, Parrish Blanding, Joni Hyman, Coach Dean Grassie. Blaise taps in a short putt. Parrish follows his putt to the hole. Eric concentrates on sinking a putt. 76 Golf Todd studies his shot. THIS YEAR, UNDER THE DIRECTION of a new coach, Mr. Dean Grassie, the Beloit Golf Team had a tough, but interesting year. The team consisted of 20 members: three Seniors, three Juniors, five Sophomores, and nine Freshmen. They competed in nine tournaments and were pleased to have Toby Johnson qualify for State. Coach Grassie said, We had a successful year for such a young team. We will miss our Seniors, but we should be stronger next year with the experience we gained. Todd selects his club. Donnie finishes his last hole. Golf 77 ©DBQ© fl£ ©8 GIRLS TRACK TEAM first row L. to R.-Dee Roberson, Teri Collins, Gretchen Klenda, Angela Larsen, Jodie Sporleder, Teryl Amerine, Chris Foote, Lori Hiserote; Second Row L. to R.-Cathy Wiles, Lisa Riemann, Kim Nelson, Leia Engelbert, Karen Bice, Connie Wiles, Molly Niewald, Michele Gengler, Lisa Gaskill, Rhonda Dietz, Joyce Lange; Last Row L. to R.-Coach Barbo, Coach Smith, Coach Caldwell, and Coach Seirer. 78 Girls Track U.L.: Relay and Sprint People, U.R.: Jumpers, L.L.: Distance People, L.R.: Weight People. Teri adds that extra boost to finish the two mile. Joyce starts the 800 meter relay. Connie arches and hopes for a good throw. Lisa works on form at the Beloit Relays. THE 1983 GIRLS TRACK SQUAD started out 19 members strong. The sprinters and relays are run by Molly works on an excellent finish before the home crowd. Teryl Amerine, Jodie Sporleder, Angela Larsen, Rhonda Dietz, Lisa Gaskill, Molly Niewald, Joyce Lange, Dee Roberson. The jumping team consists of Gretchen Klenda, Molly Niewald, Michele Gengler and Lori Hiserote. The distance people are Chris Foote, Gretchen Klenda, Lisa Riemann, and Teri Collins. The weight people are Kim Nelson, Leia Engelbert, Connie Wiles, Karen Bice, and Cathy Wiles. The team traveled to 9 meets throughout the season, including Osborne, Clay Center, Beloit Relays, League at Beloit, Regionals at Oakley and State at Wichita. The girls that traveled to state were Angela Larsen, Dee Roberson, Gretchen Klenda, Teryl Amerine, Rhonda Dietz, and Joyce Lange. Gretchen and Michele take a break from a busy day. Girls Track 79 BELOIT TROJAN Boys Track: Front row (L. to R.) Rick Sweitzer, Troy Kjellberg, Darrell Adams, Bret Kolman, Chad Myers, Tim Watts, Kevin Marozas, Oscar Arias, Middle row: Aaron Adams, Cameron Schenk, Roger Pierce, Jeff Heiman, Bobby Hyman, William Lyle, Matt Treaster, Dru Nichols, Jeff Adams, Back row: Coach Seirer, Coach Caldwell, Eugene Crannell, Brad Lindblad, Eric Becker, Jayme Johnson, Troy Weber, Kurt Terry, Tim Caldwell, Eric Smith, David Hartman, Coach Smith. Not pictured are Doug Daniels and Mark Deets. THE TROJANS TRACK TEAM had 28 competitive members on the squad. They were a strong team in all areas. The squad consisted of 2 Seniors; Oscar Arias- dashes, distance, Jayme Johnson- shot put, discus, javelin, 6 Juniors; Aaron Adams- hurdles, relays, dashes, Darrell Adams- 800m, relays, Eric Becker- 1600m, 880m, relays, Jeff Heiman- shot put, discus. Matt Treaster- 880m, relays, 7 Sophomores; Jeff Adams- Hurdles, relays, Eugene Crannell- 400m, Relays, Bret Kolman- 800m, relays. Brad Lindblad- 1600m, Dru Nichols- high jump, Kurt Terry-pole vault, Tim Watts- long jump, relays, dashes, 14 Freshmen; Tim Caldwell- long jump, high jump, pole vault, Doug Daniels- dashes, Mark Deets- pole vault, 800m, David Hartman- 1600m, 800m, relays, Bobby Hyman- shot put, discus, Troy Kjellberg- 3200m, 1600m, William Lyle- dashes, 3200m, Kevin Marozas- high jump, Chad Myers-dashes, relays, Roger Pierce- javelin, 800m, Cameron Schenk- dashes, long jump, Eric Smith- long jump, shot put, discus, Rick Schweitzer- javelin, shot put, discus, Troy Weber- javelin, shot put, discus. These track members had their ups and downs but they gave it everything they had at all times. They qualified 4 Juniors and 2 Sophomores for state. Aaron Adams qualified in the 300 int. hurdles and in the 100m dash, placing 5th in the 100m dash. Jeff Adams qualified for state in the 300m int. hurdles. Eric Becker, Matt Treaster, Bret Kolman, and Darrell Adams qualified for state with the 3200m relay team. The team competed in 10 meets through the year. Coach Smith commented, Next years team should be as good or better, being a young team retiring only 2 Seniors. This was a year of experience. % i« ¥ 80 Boys Track BOYS TRACK David finishes the race. Tim jumps the distance. Darrell does his part on one of the relay teams. Matt tries for a little extra to finish the race. Mark makes an attempt to stay in the Pole Vault competition. Aaron runs another close race. Cameron shows his speed in the sprints. Boys Track 81 ORGANIZATIONS AFS Sponsor: Mrs. Treaster AFS MEMBERS: L. Gantenbein, L. Engelbert, D. Trickett, A. Williams, D. McCune, B. Gaskill, M. Walz, R. Hayes, C. Treaster, S. Snedden, D. Adams, A. Williams, K. Carrico, K. Creager, J. Lange, K. Bice, P. Daniels, J. Hull, M. Niewald, J. Larson, J. Hyman, L. Hiserote, D. Wilson, G. Gildersleeve, S. Blanding, C. German, P. Wessling, S. Golladay, D. Adams, M. Treaster, K. Thomas, T. Weber, M. McShane, D. Ives, P. Bell, J. Sporleder, A. Rutten, V. McCune, O. Arias, Mrs. Treaster, G. Ailliet, M. Spear, S. McMillan, T. Butterfield, G. Snedden, A. Heins, S. Albin, M. Kjellberg, K. Larson, J. Vossman, M. Fulhage, M. Deets, A. Dunstan, D. Roberson, M. McShane, K. Albert, N. Nothern, S. Abell, S. Unrein, K. Guipre, K. Nelson, L. Chandler, B. Gengler. A THE AFS YEAR began in August, at Fair time when AFS held its' annual Ice Cream stand. By this time Oscar Arias, AFS student from Argentina had arrived. When Geert Ailliet arrived from Belgium a welcoming AFS party was held at Mrs. Treaster's house. Mexican students that were here from Merida, Mexico were already helping them to get a little more acquainted with everyone. In November they sponsored a AFS weekend. AFS students from various countries who were staying in area towns came to spend the weekend with some members at their homes. A small informal gathering to welcome them was held the Thursday night they arrived. Sing-a-grams were a new money making project this year. In November students could pay a fee to have a song sung to someone during announcements. A few concession stands at basketball games were sponsored by AFS to help earn money also. AFS helped Oscar and Geert to buy their class rings. For their birthdays, they gave them orange Trojan sweaters. They felt this would make them feel more a part of the school. Also on Christmas they recieved ID bracelets given to them by AFS members. This year has been a enjoyable, fulfilling and rewarding one for the AFS students and members. Many memories will never be forgotton. The best of luck is wished to Oscar and Geert. AFS Officers: Anne Williams, Pres.; Monica McShane, V.P.; Tammy Butterfield, Sec.; Karen Bice, Treas.; Matt Treaster, StuCo. Rep. 84 AFS SCAM ARIAS Oscar with his host family, Eldon, Arlene and Kelly. RICHARDO ARIAS OR Oscar as we all know him came here from Cordoba, Argentina, a city of about a million population. While in Beloit he stayed with the Eldon Kadel family. Oscar's main interests include dramatics, camping and reading. He kept very busy during the year and made many friends. Some of the clubs he was involved in were: AFS, Spanish Club, Art Photo, Tells, StuCo, and Band. He will be well remembered for that special smile he seemed to always have on his face. Thanks, Oscar, for being a part of Beloit High School. Kelly and Oscar playing Monopoly. AFS:Oscar 85 Oscar playing a favorite pastime. GEERT AIEMET Geert's family: Roberta, Geert, Alan, and Fred. Geert gets into the spirit of Christmas. Geert and Alan horse around. Geert enjoys playing the guitar. GEERT AILLIET WAS one of our A.F.S. students over the 1982-83 school year. He is originally from Tielt, Belgium, a city near Bruges and Ghent. He wanted to be an A.F.S. student when he was a sophomore in high school. One of his friends went to the United States as an A.F.S. student and Geert thought it would be a great opportunity. A selection committee picked out Geert's application and decided he would go to the United States. The next thing he knew he was in Beloit, Kansas USA. Geert said that Beloit was a big change because the entire country of Belgium is one fourth the size of Kansas and has four times as many people. Geert stayed with the Heins family. He said he loved staying with them and liked their sense of humor. His favorite thing about the U.S. is the variety of classes in the school system. His favorite city is Hollywood. He likes the prep” style but doesn't like valley talk. Geert really enjoyed his stay in the United States. Geert looks interested. 86 AFS:Geert QJfriifirn that x� ti6 rlrdcb a member nf lljc tfiljafiter of tbf National tSonor Societu of JSeronbary Brhouls. membership in mhieh is basrb on Scholarship. ftabership. iSmiirt. anb tUharadrr. The 1982-83 NHS members are Jalynn Copp, Arlene Plymire, Anne Williams, Kim Larson, and sponsor Bob Holl. l inen at this ban of oinccro . ( Office of STUOCHT ACTiviTtCS ui AOVI t a THE STUDENT COUNCIL at BHS re-established the National Honor Society at Beloit High in 1975. Each year 4 juniors and 3 seniors are chosen to the Society by faculty balloting on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The 1982-83 NHS members are JaLynn Copp, Kim Larson, Arlene Plymire, and Anne Williams. NHS sponsor was Bob Holl. Projects for 1983 included tutoring of high school students and the annual installation ceremony. Character Scholarship Leadership Service NHS 87 ART PHOTO HAS A Art and Photo members were: Darrell Adams, Geert Ailliet, Tim Albin, Oscar Arias, Eric Becker, Julie Bell, Shay Blanding, David Bunger, Steve Chandler, Doug Daniels, Angela Dunstan, Max File, Gayle Gildersleeve, Tim Haney, Michelle Harder, Eric Harvey, Brad Heidrick, Jay Heiman, Alan Heins, Barb Huggins, Joni Hyman, Jayme Johnson, Toby Johnson, Todd Johnson, Kelly Kadel, Angela Larsen, Kim Larson, Sue McMillan, Matisha Mann, Kevin Marozas, Kelly Mathis, Mike Pestinger, Mike Robinson, Cameron Schenk, Mike Shamburg, Eric Shumate, Ricky Stout, Michelle Spear, Steve Stover, Scott Stover, Matt Treaster, Sara Wallace, and Mr. Elder (sponsor). Not pictured: Teryl Amerine, Scott Booz, J.D. Broadbent, Dion Gengler, David Hartman, Jeff Heiman, Joe Lange, Jill Larson, Roger Larson, Dru Nichols, Tammi Stewart, and Mark Weakley. Tim Crannell pauses from work on limestone sculpture 88 Art Photo Officers were: J.D. Broadbent-President, Gayle Gildersleeve-Sec., Mr. Elder-Sponsor, Kim Larson-Vice-Pres., and Julie Bell-Treas. CREATIVE, YEAR f Darrell, Geert, and Steve listen at Art Photo meeting THE ART PHOTO club members hard work throughout the year paid off extremely well for the Beloit High School Art students at the seventh annual Beloit High Art Show on May 7, 1983, Great work in all areas of art including: pen and ink, pencil, and charcoal drawing, ceramics, sculpture, print making, stained glass, macrame, oil and acrylic painting, and photography were displayed. Nine out of ten Judges Highest Award For Work of Excellence plaques were awarded to Beloit High students. Many other art students received Award of Excellence , Award of Merit , and Honorable Mention Members are looking to the future with optimism. Julie poses for a picture Beloit High School's Seventh Annual Art Show Left: Brain Gengler works on his limestone project Art Photo 89 1st row, C. Wiles, T. Albin, D. Ives, O. Arias, D. McGaughey, E. Shumate, R. Pierce, M. Kadel, K. Bice, S. Wallace, S. Blanding, M. McShane, J. Bunch, D. Jensen, 2nd row, M. Walz, M. Fulhage, M. Albin, D. Trickett, K. Albert, R. Dietz, J. Hull, M. Conway, L. Chandler, G. Klenda, P. Donely, 3rd Row, G. Snedden, C. Waddell, T. Stewart, A. Williams, S. Abell, P. Bell, D. Adams, K. Guipre, K. Morrell, P. Wessling, C. Wiles, B. Tossick, R. Bunger, 4th row, A. Dunstan, P. Daniels, D. Jensen, T. Johnson, D. Wiles, R. Fox, M. Deets, R. Larson, K. Carrico, C. Treaster, M. McShane, 5th row, C. Shenk, T. Caldwell, G. Ailliet, C. Foote, T. Collins, K. Kadel, B. Creager, K. Marozas, H. Marten, C. German, D. Roberson, J. Bell, T. Weber, C. Smith, D. Nichols, N. Nothern, Left-Flags, J. Black, B. Huggins, M. Spear, S. McMillan, R. Hayes, J. Hyman, M. Neiwald, Right-Flags, L. Gantenbein, J. Copp, D. Wilson, J. Lange, C. Thomas, A. Williams. THE 1982-83 MARCHING TROJANS BAND did an outstanding job this year. The eighty piece band worked long hours, including Thursday night and sectional practices, to insure many successful half-time performances. The band entertained the crowds with Mirada followed by Syncopated Clock , Afri-cano and Georgia On My Mind . The Band was also honored with an invitation to Kansas Wesleyan, in Salina, for a half-time performance. On October 23, the Marching Trojans traveled to Fort Hays State University for the State Marching Band contest. The band's ultimate goal was reached as they brought home an outstanding 1-rating! The band was under the direction of Jon Robi-chaud and Drum Majorette, Karen Bice. Section Leaders, 1st row, M. Walz, S. Wallace, G. Snedden, 2nd row, T. Weber, M. McShane, 3rd row, L. Gantenbein, D. Nichols, N. Nothern, A. Dunstan, J. Black. 90 Band Jazz Band 1st Row-A. Dunstan, D. Wilson, P, Daniels 2nd Row-R. Hayes, M. Walz, D, McGaughey, P. Wessling, D. Wiles, 3rd Row-M. McShane, N. Nothern, C. Schenk, R. Larson, 4th Row-G. Ailliet, M. Kadel, B, Lindblad, 5th Row-D. Roberson, K. Marozas, H. Marten, K. Bice. S. Wallace, T. Albin, T. Weber, R. Collins, C. Foote, THE 1982-83 FLAG TEAM worked long hours of practice during the fall marching season. The thirteen girl squad preformed to songs such as New York, New York , Georgia On My Mind , Africao , Syncapated Clock , Hang 'Em High , and City of Troy. They highlighted the bands halftime performances during football games and accompanied them to a half-time performance at Kansas Wesleyan. They also traveled with the band to the Fort Hays State Marching Contest on October 23. THE 1982-83 DRILL TEAM consisted of nineteen hard-working members. The team performed to songs like: Physical , Rockin' the Paradise , Star , and Eye of the Tiger . They performed during the halftime of the boys basketball games, at wrestling matches and also at Kansas Wesleyan. They were also honored with an invitation to perform at the National Junior College Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson. JAZZ BAND once again had a very successful year. During the 82-83 school year they had twenty-four members. Their practices on Monday evenings paid off with excellent performances. The Jazz Band played during basketball games and wrestling Flags 1st Row-Captains-Jilinda Black, Liz Gantenbein, 2nd Row-Sue McMillan, Michelle rnatches. They also went to Cloud Spear, Royalyn Hayes, Joyce Lange, Konnie Thomas, Anne Williams, Molly Niewald, Joni County Community College for a Jazz Hyman, Dawn Wilson, JaLynn Copp, Barb Huggins. Festival. Drill Team 1st Row-A. Williams, J. Copp, 2nd Row-M. Fulhage, G. Klenda, T. Collins, C. Waddell, 3rd Row-D. Wilson, J. Lange, R. Dietz, S. Blanding, J. Bell, J. Hyman, S. McMillan, 4th Row-L. Gantenbein, J. Black, H. Marten, K. Bice, T. Stewart, K. Thomas. Band 91 1st Row-Gina Snedden, Cindy Waddell, Tammi Stewart, Liz Gantenbein, Jilinda Black, Karen Bice, Marcy Walz, Anne Williams, 2nd Row-Joyce Lange, Amy Williams, Denise Adams, Kelli Morrell, Kristi Guipre, Molly Niewald, Jackie Hull, Leah Chandler, Patty Donely, Michelle Spear, Donna Trickett, Gretchen Klenda, Barb Huggins, Konnie Thomas, Maria Conway, Joni Hyman, Melissa Fulhage, 3rd Row-Pam Bell, Brenda Tossick, Sherri Abell, Pam Wessling, Royalyn Hayes, Cathy Wiles, Connie Wiles, Shay Blanding, Muriel Albin, Donnie Jensen, Diana McGaughey. Rob Bunger, Duane Wiles, Dawn Wilson, Paula Daniels, Angela Dunstan, Toby Johnson, Steve Hackett, Eric Smith, Tim Caldwell, Dru Nichols, Geert Ailliet, 4th Row-Dee Roberson, Trina Weber, Julie Bell, Todd Johnson, JaLynn Copp, Kevin Marozas, Brett Creager, Kelly Kadel, Holly Marten, Teri Collins, Chris Foote, Troy Carlton, Eric Harvey, Randy Fox, Kevin Carrico, Jeff Adams, Roger Larson, Matt Treaster, Mark Deets, Monica McShane, 5th Row-Darcy Jensen, Michelle McShane, Mike Kadel, DeAnna Ives, Eric Shumate, Sara Wallace, Brad Lindblad, Noel Nothern, Cameron Schenk, David Bunger, Oscar Arias, Kelli Albert, Tim Albin. THE 1982-83 CONCERT BAND performed three very successful concerts during the course of the year. The Band played Symphonic Dance and Americans We to earn a one rating at the substate music contest held in Concordia on April 6th. They traveled to Sterling for the State contest. Students give their all at fall concert. Mr. Robichaud works hard to design a half-time show. 92 Band CHORUS PROVIDES A AEW SOUAD FOR OLD SOACiS Sealed K. Bice, Front Row; ]. Nitsch, J. Winters, D. McGaughey, L, Gantenbein, P. Wessling, B. Foulke, Second Row; Mr. Bice, K. Mathis, J. Larson, M. Walz, L, Englebert, T. Colby, T. Collins, S. Mallory, Third Row; P. Staley, D. McCune, T. West, N. Nothern, S. Wallace, R. Pierce, B. Heiman, S. Blanding, A. Rutten, S. Williamson. Fourth Row; E. Harvey, A. Heins, D. Saltkill, R. Stout, S. Albin, D. Jensen, W. Lyle, M. Deets, T. Osborne, A. Polman, R. Schweitzer THE THIRTY-FOUR members of the Choraliers under the direction of Mr. Carl Bice performed at three concerts throughout the year. Sara Wallace and Dawn McCune were chosen as student directors for the 1982-83 school year and took turns directing at the concerts. The group was accompanied by Karen Bice. Chorus highlighted their concerts by adding a new twist to: Oh When the Saints Go Marching In , Gloria Alleluia , Chicago In Concert , Sleigh Ride , Drummer Boy , Ships , and Almost Like a Song . In March, chorus was honored to have Metropolitan Opera Soprano, Evelyn Petros give a performance. This and other performances were sponsored by the Union Pacific Railroad in Kansas. Chorus had a busy year that was enjoyed by the large audiences at the concerts. Mr. Bice directs chorus at Christmas concert. Karen Bice accompanies the choraliers at the annual pop concert. Mr. Bice gets the group ready for the grand finale. Terry West sings his solo, Don't You Want Me Baby , by Human League at pop concert. Sara Wallace sings her solo, Heart Light , by Neil Diamond at pop concert. Chorus 93 Members are Rhonda Dietz, Melissa Fulhage, Brad Lindblad, Jill Larson, Vicki McCune, Noel Nothern, Shay Blanding, Liz Gantenbein, Cindy Waddell, Jilinda Black, Terry West, Dawn McCune, Sara Wallace, Karen Bice, Roger Pierce, Teri Collins, Kristi Guipre, Pam Wessling, Tim Caldwell, Tim Albin, Brad Delka, Melissa Piper, and Mark Deets. BHS SINGERS PERFORMED at three concerts and also made appearances at the Rotary Club, Elks BPOE Memorial Service, Eastern Star, and various other organizations. The group was accompanied by Karen Bice. The girls chose navy blue dresses with white trim and white dresses with blue trim. The boys wore navy blue slacks, blue and white striped shirts with red vests. The members were busy and had fun throughout the year. 1st Row-Connie Wiles, Tim Albin, DeAnna Ives, Oscar Arias, Diana McGaughey, Eric Shumate, Roger Pierce, Mike Kadel, Karen Bice, Sara Wallace, Shay Blanding, Michelle McShane, Jack Bunch, Darcy Jensen. 2nd Row-Marcy Walz, Melissa Fulhage, Muriel Albin, Donna Trickett, Kelly Albert, Rhonda Dietz, Jackie Hull, Maria Conway, Leah Chandler, Gretchen Klenda, Patty Donely. 3rd Row-Gina Snedden, Cindy Waddell, Tammi Stewart, Amy Williams, Sherri Abell, Pam Bell, Denise Adams, Kristi Guipre, Kelli Morrell, Pam Wessling, Cathy Wiles, Brenda Tossick, Rob Bunger. 4th Row-Angela Dunstan, Paula Daniels, Donni Jensen, Toby Johnson, Duane Wiles, Randy Fox, Mark Deets, Roger Larson, Kevin Carrico, Chad Treaster, Monica McShane. 5th Row-Cameron Schenk, Tim Caldwell, Geert Ailliet, Chris Foote, Teri Collins, Kelly Kadel, Brett Creager, Kevin Marozas, Holly Marten, Cathy German, DeAnn Roberson, Julie Bell, Trina Weber, Eric Smith, Dru Nichols, Noel Nothern. Left Flags-Jilinda Black, Barb Huggins, Michelle Spear, Sue McMillan, Royalyn Hayes, Joni Hyman, Molly Niewald. Right Flags-Liz Gantenbein, JaLynn Copp, Dawn Wilson, Joyce Lange, Konnie Thomas, Anne Williams. RATINGS AT REGIONAL CONTEST were: 1st Division: B.H.S. Singers, boys vocal ensemble, flute ensemble, brass ensemble, saxophone ensemble, Noel Nothern-voice; Anne Williams-voice; Anne Williams-flute; Dawn Wilson-alto sax and Paula Daniels-alto sax. 2nd Division: Girls vocal ensemble, trumpet trio, Alan Heins-voice; Shay Blanding-voice; Royalyn Hayes-bass clarinet; Kristi Guipre-clarinet; Maria Conway-flute; Mike Kadel-cello; Kevin Carrico-cello; Paula Daniels-violin; Kim Nelson-viola and Noel Nothern-tuba. People receiving First Division Ratings advanced to state. Music State Ts 95 BRASS ENSEMBLE-upper left: Paula Daniels, Dawn Wilson, Angela Dun-stan, Donni Jensen, and Duane Wiles. Upper right: Anne Williams received a I on both flute and vocal solos. BOYS ENSEMBLE-lower left: Terry West, Noel Nothern, Tim Albin, Roger Pierce, and Tim Caldwell. Not Pictured-Mark Deets and Brad Lindblad. 96 Music State l's o o o o Shay Blanding sings the song Flapper and Rassa Matazz from The Stage Choir sings Country Roads from the 1974 Stage Show, the 1968 Stage Show. Dawn McCune sings Sentimental Journey, which was accompanied by the Jazz Band from the 1975 Stage Show. Anne Williams takes part in the Girls Ensemble by singing Mr. Postman from the 1969 Stage Show. The four young Freshmen sing Moustache” from the 1971 Stage Show. THE BELOIT HIGH SCHOOL Music Department held the annual Stage Show entitled Through the Years May 16th and 17th. By presenting acts from all the Stage Shows since 1968, the theme Through the Years was very appropriate. The show, directed by Jon Robichaud and Carl Bice, was enthusiastically received by approximately 1100 people. Jilinda Black sings Big Spender to part of the Cantina Band from the 1973 Stage Show. Stage Show 97 O O O O ©030 1, !?©0ff© Noel Nothern sings King Tut'' from the 1980 Stage Show. The Hippos dance to the Nutcracker March from Anne Williams sings Nobody Does it Better, while Eric Harvey, Randy Fox, and the 1972 Stage Show. Duane Wiles performed a skit from the 1971 Stage Show. 98 Stage Show ORCHESTRA Beetl pveii ... Plays Bacli, hi Styk 1st row-Sara Wallace, Paula Daniels, JaLynn Copp, Kim Nelson. Mike Powell, Kevin Carrico, Mike Kadel 2nd row-Trina Weber, Karen Bice, Angela Dunstan, Kristi Guipre, Muriel Albin, Donna Trickett, Maria Conway, Barb Huggins. Denise Adams, Pam Bell. Kelli Morrell, Duane Wiles. 3rd row-Eric Smith. Marsha Bice, Kevin Marozas, Brent Lindblad, Eric Harvey, Cameron Schenk. 4th row-Mr Harbaugh, Roger Pierce, Darcy Jensen, Tim Belden, Brad Lindblad. The Orchestra anxiously awaits performance. Oichestra 99 bfc Karen practices the viola. Left-Brass members polish off concert piece. _ Jfc m� JaLynn and Paula concentrate on an orchestral piece. Mike practices diligently. Brad and Tim better their abilities. Woodwind section plays to their best ability. 100 Orchestra [?®IBSG3©0(§© 1st row-Kristi Guiprc, Michelle Spear, Kelli Albert, Karen Creager, Oscar Arias, 2nd row-Denise Adams, Noel Nothern, Tim Albin, Melissa Bear, Mark Deets, Kevin Carrico, 3rd row-Dawn McCune, Steve Hackett, Sherri Abell, Terry West, Kim Nelson. Not Pictured Duane Wiles, Brenda Gaskill, Michelle Jamison. Karen portraying Juliet in her solo act. Oscar and Kristi doing a humorous duet act. Noel in a scene from The American Dame. THE BELOIT FORENSIC SQUAD had nineteen members this year. Each member worked hard to make this year very successful. The squad traveled to Southeast of Saline for a tournament and they attended a league tournament at Lindsborg. On April 16th, Regional Forensics were held at Kansas Wesleyan in Salina. Eleven members received first division ratings and advanced on to State competition. The squad traveled to Cloud County Community College in Concordia for State competition on May 7th. There were thirteen events entered at State competition. Seven events earned one ratings and six received two ratings. Mrs. Sharon Treaster directed the Forensics Squad. Terry and Melissa doing a humorous duet act. Forensics 101 F 0 R E N S I C s Kevin and Mark doing a duet improv. F.F.A. Members: (First Row; L. to R.) Aaron Adams, Tim Crannell, Chris Boettcher, Doug Daniels. Jeff Heidrick, Tim Belden, (Second Row; L. to R.) Chris Bell, Rob Bunger, Jay Heiman, Jeff Heiman, Mark Hewitt, David Bunger, Steven Stover, Troy Kjellberg, Brett Creager, Jeff Bunch, Bruce File, Bill Weber, (Third Row; L. to R.) Jeff Adams, Darren Stroede, Jerry Kruse, Mike Reimann, Tony Fobes, Larry Boden, Mike Kadel, Craig Rouse, Mark Smith, Randy Fox, (Fourth Row; L. to R.) Mr. DeVore, Rusty Tilton, Mike Finney, Troy Weber, Brad Heidrick, Mike Tolbert. Scott Stover, Carl Worick, Jeff Bunger. Not Pictured: Parrish Blanding, Greg Foulke, Steven Hackett, Rob Hackett, and Jim Warburton. F.F.A. Officers: (Front Row; L. to R.) Jeff Heiman-Vice President, Mark Hewitt-President, VO-AG Student Tony Fobes working on his David Bunger-Treasurer, (Back Row; L to R.) Tony Fobes-Reporter, Larry Boden-Senti- shop project, nel, and Mike Kadel-Secretary. 102 FFA IR©!U©ffl David Bungers FFA steers. Eric and Jay cut metal to practice welding skills. Mark Hewitts FFA sheep project. Mr. DeVore gives Steve Hackett advice. Steven works on his shop project. Rob cuts pieces for his shop project. FFA members hold a meeting. THE BELOIT FFA Chapter members of 1982-83 had a successful year putting up two FFA signs on Highways 24 and 14 just outside of town. The chapter held two chili soup suppers during school events which attracted a large crowd. Chapter members attended the District Banquet in April. Members participated in livestock, land and dairy judging events. Earlier in the year Chapter officers attended the State Convention at Kansas City. FFA 103 SP© SP© SP© Front Row: L to R — Joyce Lange, Lori Hiserote, Angela Larsen, Julie Bell, Angela Dunstan; Middle Row: Michele Gengler, Michelle Jamison, Tammy Butterfield, DeAnn Roberson, JaLynn Copp, Matisha Mann; Back Row: Susan Golladay, Leia Engelbert, Karen Bice, Connie Wiles, Jodie Sporleder, DeAnna Ives, and Lisa Gaskill. Not Pictured: Teryl Amerine, Shay Blanding, and Alesia Hart. G. A. 0. STRIVES FOR SUCCESS Officers: JaLynn Copp, Vice-President; Matisha Mann, President; Susan Golladay, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Angela Larsen, Secretary. GAO IN ACTION — The Girls Athletic Organization began the year 21 members strong. Although GAO is only in its second year, they pay for half of the all-sports banquet. The members earned money during the year running various concession stands. With this money, they held a Necking Dance, and combined with the Lettermens Club to provide one of the best All Sports Banquets there as ever been at B.H.S. Athletes Take A Bow 104 GAO First row: Eric Harvey, Donnie Wright, Brett Kolman, Todd Johnson, Kurt Terry, Brett Creager, Mike Kadle. Second row: Carl Worick, Jayme Johnson, Dave Dobratz, Darren Stroede, Dave Bunger, Jeff Heiman, Mike Robinson, Eric Becker, Eric Shumate, Brad Lindblad, Darrell Adams, Dru Nichols, Chris Boettcher, Joe Meier. Third row: Brad Hei-drick, Matt Treaster, Mike Pestinger, Mike Shamburg, Mike Riemann, Tim Watts, Jeff Adams, Parrish Blanding. Fourth row: Scott Stover, Mark Hewitt, Blaise Klenda, Larry Boden, Aaron Adams, David Kohler; Not Pictured-J.D. Broadbent, Max File, Jeff Milhol-land. L. to R. 1982-83 Officers-Dave Dobratz-Stu-Co representative, Blaise Klenda-President, Brad Heidrick-Secretary, Mark Hewitt-Vice President, and Not Pictured J.D. Broadbent-Treasur-er. Guest speaker at the All Sports Banquet was Jim Dicky, Head-coach of the Kansas State University football team. THE 1982-83 LETTERMENS CLUB was an active group which consisted of 38 members. The club ran the concession stands at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament and the Sub-State Wrestling Tournament which were their main money makers. The Girls Athletic Organization shared the expenses for the All Sports Banquet. The All Sports guest speaker was Jim Dicky coach of the Kansas State University football team. ATHLETES I FEATS Lettermens 105 IL' First Row: Bret Kolman, Angela Hickling, Mr. Woelk, Steve Albin, Duane Wiles. Second Row: David Fuller, Troy Carlton, Craig Rouse, Bruce File, Mark Smith, Jodi Van Pelt, Aaron Pohl-man. Third Row: Richard Buie, Ricky Stout, Bobby Hyman, Calvin Staley, Brian Gengler. Not Pictured: Scott Booz, Laura Claborn, Tom Colby, Janet Hyman, Bill Weber. Sponsor of Science Club, Mr. Woelk. Officers: Sec. Treas.-Bret Kolman, Sponsor-Mr. Woelk, Vice-Pesi-dent-Mark Smith, President-Steve Albin, StuCo Rep.-Duane Wiles MR. WOELK SPONSORED the Science Club for the 1982-83 year. The president for the year was Steve Albin. On the third Wednesday of every month they met in the computer room. They viewed a filmstrip on building cities in space. Another learning experience was visiting the Engineering Open House. A project that will carry over till next year is the periodic table. They intend to have the periodic table showing samples of actual elements. 106 Science Club Mr. Woelk during one of the many meetings. FMC Club Members: Roger Pierce, Sherry Snyder (Sponsor), Mark Deets, Liz Gantenbein, Marcy Walz. Matisha Mann, Jill Vossman, Sara Wallace, Leia Engle- bert, Chad Myers, Brian Gengler, Chad Miner. Not Pictured Tim Caldwell, Kevin ... , , _ , , .. Carrico, Tracy Paul, Cameron Schenk, and Pam Wessling. Members look on as Dr. Luke d.ssects an organ removed from an animal. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB MEMBERS be- FMC Members listen as Mike Meier talks about physical therapy and athletic gan the year with many new members and a injuries, full slate of activities. There were many guest speakers and field trips were taken for meetings throughout the year. Mike Meier spoke about physical therapy and athletic injuries. The group toured Dr. Lukes and and learned about veterinary medicine. Dr. Carrico came and talked to the group about being a doctor and going to school. Members helped at the annual American Legion Blood Mobile in February. Susan Huggins also came and spoke about her internship at Kansas State in the field of exercise therapy. The future med members felt the year really broadened their horizons into the field of medicine and enjoyed the guest speakers. FMC 107 03 ® D a From L. to R.- Jill Vossman, Kelly Albert, Cathy German, Teri Collins, Tammi Stewart, Shay Blanding, Sara Wallace, JaLynn Copp, Molly Niewald, Michelle Spear, Joni Hyman, Gretchen Klenda, Melissa Fulhage, and Sue McMillan. The cheerleaders are sponsored by Sondra Franklin and Mary Lou Peterson. © I? o m n 108 Cheerleaders © © a 0 0 S GXDg?0 3?OE?00Gg7 SUE McMILLAN MICHELLE SPEAR JONI HYMAN GCFGO CUGGl! MELISSA FULHAGE CATHY GERMAN KELLY ALBERT GRETCHEN KLENDA SOEPOo S7QO00GS? TAMMI STEWART TERI COLLINS JILL VOSSMAN WTF e?c?G0GO000 JALYNN COPP SHAY BLANDING SARA WALLACE MOLLY NIEWALD Cheerleaders 109 Halls of Troy May 23, 1983 Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Vol. VII No. IX BELOIT, KANSAS 67420 1982-83 newspaper Staff Back Row: Matt Treastcr, Photographer Aaron Adams, Photographer Mike Pestinger, Reporter Steve Chandler, Reporter Darrell Adams, Photographer Mike Shamburg, Reporter Front Row: Arlene Plymire, Reporter Marcia Kjellberg, Editor Shay Blanding, Reporter Royalyn Hayes, Reporter M rs. McDaniel, Advisor Anne Williams, Reporter Rushes ta meet Deadlines for 9 l ue 110 Newspaper The place Aaron spends most of his spare class time, the typewriter pecking away. Matt is kept busy darkroom duties. with Marcia awaits an inspiration for another newspaper story Arlene takes time to pose for picture. Anne Williams and Marcia Kjellberg, KSPA regional contest winners. THE RELATIVELY YOUNG and unexperienced newspaper staff began the year under senior leadership of editor, Marcia Kjellberg. The staff tried to learn as much about the basics of journalism as they could. The staff of eleven members used this knowlege and produced 9 issues. The papers were passed out to classes the last Friday of every month. The highlight for the year for advisor Diana McDaniel was participating in the KSPA regional contest at Hays in February. Marcia Kjellberg placed third in Headline Writing. Anne Williams placed third in Feature and Newswriting. These girls were then able to go on to state competition at Lawrence in April. Others that competed in the contest were: Arlene Plymire, Shay Blanding, Mike Shamburg and Darrell Adams. I am very proud of my staff that competed in the contest. It was a rewarding experience. We worked hard to produce our newspapers and the comments of approval from our readers were well worth it, commented Mrs. McDaniel. Shay gives our candid photographer the evil eye. Pest keeps the attention of the group with his weekend tails. Newspaper 111 THESWt'BOO'K Yearbook staff from L. to R. Scott Stover, Arlene Plymire, DeAnna Ives, Angela Larsen, Chris German, Mrs. McDaniel, Susan Golladay, Dawn McCune, Marcia Kjellberg, and Joe Meier. THE 1983 YEARBOOK staff sue- r cessfully produced another yearbook under the direction of Mrs. McDaniel. Arlene Ply-mire, editor, provided leadership for the relatively inexperienced staff and Angela Larsen, photography editor, provided the yearbook staff with some excellent pictures. During the year, three students, Arlene Plymire, Marcia Kjellberg, and Dawn McCune attended a yearbook contest in Hays. Marcia received third place in headline writing which qualified her for state competition. Over all the staff worked well together to compile an exceptional yearbook. Yearbook 113 Left: Staff members work hard to meet deadlines. Chris touches up junior class page. 3k M‘EMORY iw VKIVf Mrs. McDaniel helps Marcia think of an original layout. DeAnna poses for the 1983 year- Arlene looks through receipts, book. Lo MlEMfrkM EL Left: Anne Williams, Kristy Ramsey, and Brad Delka in The Tiniest Town in Mexico. Right: Fortune Tellers Liz Gantenbein and Molly Niewald at the Spanish Fiesta. Spanish Club Members Include: Mike Burnshire, Dawn McCune, Jackie Hull. Joyce Lange, Joni Hyman, Gayle Gildersleeve, Sue McMillan, Anne Rutten, Geert Ailliet, Michele Gengler, Kathy Jones, Molly Niewald, Lori Hiserote, Vicki McCune, Tammy Butterfield, Kim Nelson, Maria Conway, Amy Williams, Tammi Stewart, Liz Gantenbein, Kristy Ramsey, Oscar Arias, Mrs. Treaster, Roy Hayes, Paula Daniels, Chris German, Dee Roberson, Karen Creager, Chris Boettcher, Brian Gengler, Matt Treaster, Marcia Kjellberg, Kim Larson, Dion Gengler, Shannon Snedden, Chad Treaster, Brad Delka, and Anne Williams. Will Dee get out of the car-cel? 114 Spanish Club Mrs. Treaster and Royalyn preparing for the Spanish Fiesta. Did I catch anything? Clu Oe E m.nol Grow cactus, grow!' The innocent looking face of Brenda Gas-kill. Officers: Matt Treaster, Vice President; Anne Williams, President; Royalyn Hayes, Treasurer; Chris German, Secretary; and Gayle Gildersleeve, Stu-Co Representative. THE SPANISH CLUB had a fun and accomplished filled year. They participated in the Homecoming by having a float in the parade. They sponsored a Mexican boy by paying a monthly fee of $18. He corresponded a letter back to them, telling all about himself. On December 8th, the Spanish Club held a Christmas party for members. There was a good turn out and a gift exchange was held. A pinnata was broken also. They sponsored many concession stands during the year. The big event of the year for the Spanish Club was the Spanish Fiesta. Some of the many booths included the cake walk, fishing booth, make-up” booth and a fortune telling booth. For sale this year were posters, hats, and t-shirts. Tickets were raffled off for a pinnata. A Spanish play was performed by Spanish members called The Tiniest Town in Mexico. The performance was a big success and many attended the Fiesta making the whole evening one to remember. Paula Peeks behind the Go-Fish booth. Que bonito? El amor hace girar el mundo? Oscar is about to attempt to break the pinnata at the Christmas Spanish Party. Spanish Club 115 Student Council Members: First Row: Holly Marten, Oscar Arias, Kevin Carrico, Bob Holl, sponsor. Second Row: Jeff Adams, J.D. Broadbent, Michelle Spear, Duane Wiles, Blaise Klenda, Dave Dobratz, Mark Hewitt, Gretchen Klenda, Kelly Albert, Joyce Lange, Barb Huggins. Third Row: Michelle McShane, Gayle Gilder-sleeve, Kristi Guipre, Denise Adams, Sara Wallace, Liz Gantenbein, JaLynn Copp, Kelly Kadel, Matisha Mann, Teryl Amerine, Jim Warburton, Matt Treaster, Steve Albin, Royalyn Hayes, Geert Ailliet. Not Pictured, Julie Bell and Michelle Jamison. Student Council Officers: JaLynn Copp, President; Mark Hewitt, Vice President; and Michelle Jamison, Secretary Treasurer. Mr. Bob Holl, Student Council Sponsor 116 Stu-Co Liz and Blaise receive a pie in the face. Qelicious, huh, Liz? STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS started the year off by attending a summer conference in Emporia. In August, a picnic for members and officers was held at JaLynn Copp's house. The theme of Stu-Co this year was M.A.D.- Make A Difference. This theme was worn on the yellow and gray Stu-Co shirts. If the shirts were not worn, a member could not attend the meeting that day. Student Council was in charge of the crowning ceremonies for homecomings and sponsored the Fall Homecoming Dance and parade. A Stu-Co Regional Workshop was held in Minneapolis in the fall. Officers and some of the members attended this event and learned many new ideas. Stu-Co sponsored many events this year including: all school dress-up for Halloween, Teacher's Appreciation Week, All County Dance, Cream-A-Senior for Muscular Dystrophy, selling carnations on Valentines, and all school dress up days. Student Council did a fine job of listening and helping out students this year. And they deserve a pat on the back for their work. Everyone is getting a piece of the pie! Stu-Co 117 Members of Tells await the start of the meeting. Tells Members, Front Row, L. to R.; Jay Heiman, Geert Ailliet, Anne Williams, Mrs. Newcomer (sponsor), Terry West, Oscar Arias, Teri Collins; Second Row, Ricky Stout, Karen Creager, Royalyn Hayes, Shay Blanding, Steve Albin and Tim Albin. Not Pictured, Brad Delka, Shannon McCune, Cameron Schenk, Jim Warburton and Pam Wessling. 118 Tel!s THE TELLS SPONSOR for the 1982-83 year was Mrs. Newcomer. Meet- cms. IMAGINATION AMD CREATIVITY Royalyn, Terry, and Mrs. Newcomer about to start the meeting. Geert takin' it easy. firry eiwirje Shay during the Tells Follies. TelIs 119 Mrs. Newcomer discussing Tells Follies. Terry and Jim getting ready to read their po- ings were held every month. Serving as President was Ter-r y West. Many new ideas were brought into the club. Members studied a new line of poetry called Haiku. Karen and Oscar discuss future plans of Tells. Jt js a type of 3 line Japanese poetry. Also members tried their hand at learning how to write plays. Tells Follies was once again held this year. Parents and guests came to hear the members read their poetry, and any plays they wrote. Terry West wrote two of the plays. Following it was a Pot Luck Supper. Two of the main money raising projects were concession stands and ' Windows. It is a publication of the members writings during the year, compiled into one book to be sold. Y- f 1EINIS BUIIILD NEW FRIENDSHIPS 1st row-Denise Adams, Dawn McCune, Kim Larson, JaLynn Copp, Michelle Jamison. 2nd row-Brenda Foulke. Sandy Mallory, Kelly Mathis, Peggy Staley, Maria Conway, Jill Larson, Carla Kelly, Barb Huggins, Jody Van Pelt, DeAnn Roberson, Kelly Albert. 3rd row-Helen Gillmore, Arlene Kadel (sponsors), Marsha Long, Gayle Gildersleeve, Susan Golladay, Kristi Guipre, Sherri Abell. Shannon Unrein, Chris Foote, Melissa Piper, Marianne Nelson, Doria Winters, Vicki McCune, Patty Donely. Gretchen Klenda. 4th row-Marcia Kjellberg, Melissa Fulhage, Cindy Waddell, Liz Gantenbein, Matisha Mann, Jilinda Black, Angela Larsen, DeAnna Ives, Angela Dunstan, Lori Hiserote, Jody Sporeleder, Kathy Jones, Pam Wessling, Jackie Hull, Michelle Spear. 5th row-Arlene Plymire, Brenda Gaskill, Royalyn Hayes, Leah Chandler, Lisa Riemann, Kelli Morrell, Amy Williams, Gina Snedden, Joyce Lange, Teri Collins, Sara Wallace, Molly Niewald, Joni Hyman, Sue McMillan. 6th row-Marcy Walz, Cathy Wiles, Lisa Gaskill, Holly Marten, Dawn Wilson, Rhonda Dietz, Connie Wiles, Julie Bell, Konnie Thomas, Angela Hickling, Chris German, Linda Hood, Pam Bell, Michele Gengler, Paula Daniels, Jill Vossman, Leia Engelbert, Tammy Butterfield, Tammi Stewart, Cathy German. Not pictured Kathy Sherlock. 120 Y-Teens Y-Teen Officers were: Kim Larson, President; Dawn McCune, Vice-President; Michelle Jamison, Secretary; Ja-Lynn Copp, Treasurer; Denise Adams, Stuco-Representa-tive. friend friend f fiend Y-Teen's Little Sisters enjoy themselves at the Big Sister-Little Sister Picnic. V-TEENS STARTED THE YEAR with the annual Big Sister-Little Sister Day. Upperclassmen made bibs for the underclassmen to wear through the day. The picnic was held at the city park where the bibs and costumes were judged. This year Y-Teen members divided themselves into eight groups, each having a name for their team. The names were: E. T., The Perfect 10, Super Stars, Go-Go's, Smurfettes, The Band-Aids, Lovergirls, and Unknowns. These various teams participated in games at the meetings and also got together and did service projects. In October the Y-Teen Fall Conference was held at Miltonvale with the officers and cabinet members in attendance. The primary money making project were the concession stands at the home football games. They also continued to sponsor their little Filipino girl, Perla Cillo, by writing her and sending her money. The members exchanged Christmas gifts at Christmas time. During February members enjoyed sweetheart week by giving something red, soft, and nice to their heart sisters. Y-Teens also sponsored Spring Sports Homecoming. Y-Teens 121 Vo-Tech Business Skills Day participants, back row L. to R.-Instructor Harvey Loy, Karen Bice, Gina Snedden, Amy Williams, Konnie Thomas, Paula Daniels, Jilinda Black, Anne Williams, Connie Wiles, front row L. to R.-Vicki McCune, Susan Golladay, Cindy Waddell, Kim Larson, Matt Treaster, Shay Blanding, LaVonne Alcorn, Lisa Gaskill, Angela Larsen. Forensic State Competitors included, front row L. to R.-Terry West, Karen Creager, Melissa Bear, Oscar Arias, Instructor-Sharon Treaster, back row L. to R.-Sherri Abell, Kelly Albert, Noel Nothern, Anne Williams, Kristi Guipre, Michelle Spear, Mark Deets, Kevin Carrico. Concordia Business Skills Day participants, front row L. to R.-Susan Golladay, Michelle McShane, Cindy Waddell, LaVonne Alcorn, Kim Larson, Vicki McCune, JaLynn Copp, back row L. to R.-Karen Bice, Anne Williams, Shay Blanding, Connie Wiles, Konnie Thomas, Marcy Walz, Gina Snedden, Tammy Butterfield, Jilinda Black, Monica McShane, Marcia Kjellberg. Boys State delegates Aaron Adams, Matt Treaster, and alternate Steve Chandler (center). I________________________________I I fa Brown-Mackie Business Skills Day participants, back row L. to R.-Konnie Thomas, Tammy Butterfield, Michelle McShane, front row L. to R.-Paula Daniels, Vicki McCune. Not pictured: Jilinda Black. 122 Honors In April Marcia Kjellberg and Anne Williams competed in the Kansas Press Association Contest at Lawrence. Marcia placed 1st in headline writing and Anne placed 1st in news writing and 2nd in feature writing. Jeff Adams, left, qualified for State in the 300 Int. Hurdles. Aaron Adams, right, qualified for State in the 100 m. dash and finished 5th at State in the 300 Int. Hurdles. Darrell Adams, Eric Becker, Bret Kolman, and Matt Treaster qualified for State in the two mile relay. Angela Larsen, DeAnn Roberson, Teryl Amer-ine, and Joyce Lange placed 2nd at State in the 880 relay. New NHS members include from L. to R.-Seniors: Jilinda Black, Mark Hewitt, Dawn McCune; Juniors: Matt Treaster, Shay Blanding, Aaron Adams, and Michelle McShane. Toby Johnson qualified for State golf. Girls State delegate Shay Blanding and alternate Dawn Wilson. Joyce Lange, Rhonda Dietz, Teryl Amerine, and Angela Larsen placed 1st at State in the 440 relay. Angela Larsen, Gretchen Klenda, DeAnn Roberson, and Teryl Amerine placed 2nd at State in the mile relay. Honors 123 “JSljf 71 7MI J y7l)JiI'’ Senior Ensemble sings How Do We Say Goodbye. JaLynn and Oscar share one last laugh. Rev. Bill Sherlock gives Invocation. Rev. Robert L. Albin addresses the class of '83. Class is ready to march in. 124 Baccalaureate wKvi-A'ait BACCALAUREATE SERVICE WAS held at 8:00 p.m. at the United Methodist Church of Beloit on Sunday, May 22, 1983. Friends and relatives attended the exercise along with the sixty-six members of the class of 1983. Processional and Recessional were played by Mrs. Arlene Zachary. The Invocation, Prayer, and Benediction were given by Rev. Bill Sherlock. Rev. Robert L. Albin gave the sermon on Keys To The Future . Mike Kadel played a Cello Solo entitled Cello Concerto No. 4 Finale and the Senior Ensemble sang How Do We Say Goodbye. Tracy helps Karen make final adjustments before service. USaccalauxEatc SumA y. 22. 19S3 8:00 P. K. Prelude Processional...............................Mrs Arlene Zacharv Invocation............................. The Rev Bill Sherlock Cello Solo JC..,............................ , ... Mike Kadel by Golterman The Rev. Robert L. Albin Seniors 'r.1. “Cello Concerto No 4 | . Scripture... Vocal hnsemblo........................... “How Do We Say Goodbye Sermon ...........................The Rev. Robert L Albin Prayer.......................................The Rev. Bill Sherlock Benediction .................................The Rc. Bill Sherlock Recessional Mrs. Arlene Zadurv Audience will please remain seated during the processional and recessional Mrs. Larson gives last minute instructions. Oscar and Gina share a hug. Baccalaureate 125 Wt tlifitl i LLfUWld David Stone speaks to the 66 members of the class of 1983. Dawn McCune sings Do You Know Where You're Going To? THE 101th GRADUATING CLASS consisted of sixty-six members. They received their diploma on Monday, May 23, 1983 in the Beloit Jr-Sr High School Gym. Graduates wore the traditional colors of orange and black. Junior escorts were Michelle McShane and Mike Pestinger. The featured speaker was David Stone, 1966 graduate of BHS. The Junior and Senior High School Orchestra played Pomp and Circumstance for the processional and recessional, directed by Michael Harbaugh. The Rev. Mac Lee gave the Invocation and Benediction. Music was provided by Dawn McCune who sang Do You Know Where You're Going To? and Anne Williams playing a flute solo entitled Fantasie by Favre. Arlene Plymire gave the welcome and senior talk. Mr. Verlin Kol-man, Principal, presented the class of 1983; Jim Copp, Vice-Principal, introduced the speaker and Mr. John Bottom introduced the class Arlene Plymire, Senior Class President, gave the senior talk. Anne Williams plays Fantasie on her flute. Seniors receive their diplomas. of 1983. Diplomas were awarded to the class of 1983 by the Board of Educa- 126 Graduation tion president, Robert L. Lampert. Junior escorts-Michelle McShane and Mike Pes-tinger. KU Honor Students: Back Row L. to R.-Anne Williams, Dawn McCune, Michelle Jamison, Arlene Plymire. Front Row L. to R.-JaLynn Copp, David Dobratz, and Kim Larson. Seniors await awarding of diplomas. C.ommtnctmtnt lOQtfi {J adu tlon ctfnnii y Seniors anxiously await commencement exercises. 29. I9S9 s.oo P. M. jBtloit uniox-tStnioK £tkcol Processional................................... Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance by fdgar F.lgar Invocation The Rev Mac Lee Welcome.....................................Arlene Plymire Class President Flute Solo . Anne Williams “Fiwiae” by Favre Senior Talk.............................. Arlene Plymire Introduction ol Class ol 1933........... Mr. John Bottom Superintendent ol Schools Vocal Solo............................................Dawn McCune Do You Know Where You’re Going To Introduction of Speaker Mr James Copp Vice Principal Beloit Jr. Sr. High School Address...................................... David Stone 1966 BUS (Graduate Presentation of Class of 1983 ... Mr Verlin R Kolman Principal Beloit Jr. Sr High School Awarding of Diplomas................... Board of Lducatibn Robert L. Lampert Benediction The Rev. Mae Lee Recessional................................... Orchestra Audience will please remain seated during the processional and recessional GRADUATION is a chance to touch the horizon, BUT ... first there must be love, sadness, fear joy, giving, taking . . . and mostly living. n (UPKN A ILiiiiii 4 Graduation 127 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 Bryan Ammons Lisa Axtell Teresa Boden Melinda Boettcher Scott Boomer Kenya Booz Chris Bowers Chuckie Bowles James Caldwell Tammie Cashatt Kathi Clark Rita Colby Trent Collins Denise Daugherty Troy Endsley Richard English Jeff Farney David Finney Tammy Fobes Susan Foote Tiffany Foreman Ken Francis Jeff Fuller Paul Gastley Tom Gengler Dawn Gormly Jennifer Haney Jami Harrison Michelle Harvey Sandy Hayden Heidi Heidrick Karen Heiman Karl Heiman Tami Herbie Pam Hicks Jim Hill Matt Hoffer Seventh Grade 129 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 130 Seventh Grade Kevin Kadel Van Kresin Eric Lampert Troyette Lawson Dawn Littrell Laura Lyle Wade Lyle Shane Lynch Mark McGaughey Ann Mallory Kurtis Marozas Matt Niewald Nathalie Nothern Ronnie Pierce Mike Powell Bobby Putman Ricardo Quinteros Kim Rouse Chris St. John Lena St. John Stephennie Seirer Marc Selewski Brad Smith Corey Smith Michelle Snyder Jesse Sporleder Barry Stout Mark Stover Jennifer Terry Melinda Tolbert Jason Weaver Roberta Webster Jennifer Wendell Julie Wessling David Williams Stephanie Wilson Deanna Worick Marsha Wrench v % CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1987 Laura Albert Dean Alcorn Kristin Amerine Deborah Bell Marsha Bice Richard Boden Chris Brown Jerry Brown Mark Brummer Kurtis Carrico Rusty Carter Lisa Clark Shonda Cox Tony Crannell Angela Crowley Paula Dillner Mary Finney Scott Foulke Bobby Fulton Mack Gormly Nathaniel Grabill Jill Gravatt Robbie Hackett Brian Harvey Michael Hiserote Lynn Kadel Jaci Kelley Mike Kohler Heath Kolman James Lange Brent Lindblad Lance McCune Sherry McDonald Kevin Magette Jamie Meier Kelly Nelson Dawn Nichols Tammy Peterson Corey Pohlman Terrance Powers Nolan Reetz Paul Remus Eighth Graders 131 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1987 Stephanie Robinson Ginger Rutten Brian Schafer Barry Scott Lisa Stein Randy Stroede Vaughn Studer Cindy Swisher Dana Trickett Doug Twaddell Hut Bin Van Pelt Jason Vetter Paul Weakley Lorie Weber Marvin Weber Brett Williams Joe Witt Alfred Wrench 132 Eighth Grade Mical Barbo Physical Education junioit HIGH FACULTY Mathematics Elizabeth Soneson Language Arts Gene Wilkens Social Science Violet Williams Developmental Reading Junior High Faculty 133 III Jr. High Y-teen Members, Front Row: T. Peterson, C. Brown, D. Bell; Second Row: J. Gravatt, J. Kelly, L. Clark, M. Finney, G. Rutten, L. Weber, K. Amerine; Third Row: Mrs. Williams (sponsor), H. Van Pelt, M. Bice, L. Stein, P. Dillner, L. Albert, S. Cox, K. Nelson, C. Swisher, A. Crowley, Ms. Soneson (sponsor); Fourth Row: D. Littrell, L. Lyle, K. Rouse, T. Fobes, S. Seirer, D. Daugherty, K. Booz, J. Wessling, M. Tolbert, H. Heidrick; Fifth Row: M. Wrench, K. Clark, T. Lawson, T. Herbie, S. Wilson, J. Wendell, A. Mallory, L. St. John, R. Colby; Sixth Row: M. Harvey, T. Boden, J. Haney, J. Terry, T. Cashatt, N. Noth-ern, M. Boettcher, M. Snyder, S. Foote, P. Hicks, K. Hei-man, L. Axtell, S. Hayden. Jr. High Band Members, Front Row: C. Brown, E. Lampert, K. Clark, M. Snyder, M. Boettcher; Second Row: K. Amerine, T. Peterson, S. Robinson, S. Wilson, M. Harvey, S. Foote, K. Booz, D. Daugherty, T. Herbie, T. Foreman, J. Gravatt, K. Nelson, D. Bell, H. Heidrick; Third Row: N. Nothern, A. Crowley, K. Rouse, J. Haney, R. Boden, L. Axtell, T. Lawson, J. Wendell, T. Boden, J. Kelly, J. Terry, R. Pierce, N. Grabill, J. Fuller, C. Bowers, T. Cashatt, J. Caldwell, J. Wessling, T. Fobes; Fourth Row: D. Littrell, J. Hill, S. Seirer, T. Crannell, K. Francis, S. Lynch, B. Lindblad, M. Bice, M. Tolbert, K. Marozas, L. McCune, V. Studer, P. Dillner, M. Niewald, D. Twaddell, H. Kolman, B. Williams, P. Gastley, T. Endsley, C. Smith, M. Powell; Back Row: J. Robichaud, D. Williams, C. St. John, B. Harvey, T. Collins, K. Carrico, W. Lyle. Orchestra Members, Front Row: Tammy Peterson, Kathy Clark, Ronnie Pierce, Brett Williams, Richard English. Kurtis Carrico. Second Row: Stephanie Wilson, Chris Bowers, Eric Lampert, Mike Powell. Third Row: Susan Foote, Nathan Grabill. Fourth Row: Mr. Harbaugh, Brian Harvey, Brent Lindblad. 134 Jr. High Activities Jr. High Football-lst row: Eric Lampert, Bryan Ammons, Mark McGaughey, Matt Hoffer, Heath Kolman, Terrance Powers, Lynn Kadel, Jamie Meier, Scott Foulke, Ronnie Pierce, Kevin Kadel, Chris St. John, Jason Weaver, Jami Harrison, Troy Endsley, Kendall Francis; 2nd row: Mark Stover-mgr., Van Kresin, Jerry Brown-mgr., Kevin Magette, Randy Stroede, Paul Gastley, James Lange, Mike Hiserote, Mike Powell, Cory Smith, Matt Niewald, Trent Collins, Kurtis Marozas, Marc Selewski, Scott Boomer, Richard English, Barry Scott, Shane Lynch; 3rd row: Nolan Reetz, Paul Weakley, Vaughn Studer, John Yeary, David Williams, Lance McCune, Brent Lindblad, Paul Remus, Jason Vetter, Nathan Grabill, Bobby Putman, Corey Pohlman, James Caldwell, Rusty Carter, Pete Caldwell-coach, Mical Barbo-coach. Not pictured: Doug Twadell, Chris Bowers. Jr. High Volleyball-lst row: Shonda Cox-mgr., Larry Rufener-coach; 2nd row: Nathalie Nothern, Denise Daugherty, Julie Wessling, Tammy Fobes, Jennifer Terry, Tiffany Foreman, Susan Foote; 3rd row: Melinda Tolbert, Melinda Boettcher, Chris Brown, Dawn Nichols, Kathi Clark, Tammie Cashatt, Dawn Littrell, Deanna Worick; 4th row: Stephennie Seirer, Kristin Amerine, Laura Albert, Heidi Heidrick, Tammy Peterson, Jill Gravatt, Angela Crowley, Lorie Weber, Marsha Bice, Kenya Booz. Cheerleaders-Clockwise from top: Chris Brown, Kristin Amerine, Tammy Peterson, Debbie Bell, Jill Gravatt. Jr. High Activities 135 Front Row-L. to R.- J. Fuller, J. Far-ney, B. Ammons, T. Endsley, K. Kadel, S. Lynch, R. Pierce, Back Row-L. to R.- W. Lyle, J. Harrison, S. Boomer, M. Powell, T. Collins, J. Caldwell, M. Niewald, J. Weaver, K. Marozas, E. Lampert. 7TH BOY'S BASKETBALL Front row: L. to R. J. Fuller, E. Lampert, R. Hackett, M. McGaughey, K. Carrico, J. Meier, L. Kadel, T. Powers, D. Finney, J. Farney, B. Ammons, T. Endsley, K. Kadel, M. Stover, R. Pierce, K. Francis, B. Scott, S. Lynch. Middle row: L. to R. B. Williams, T. Gengler, K. Magette, M. Brummer, W. Lyle, J. Weaver, R. Carter, M. Hi-serote, H. Kolman, J. Witt, R. English, K. Marozas, M. Selewski, P. Gastley, C. Smith, T. Collins, N. Reetz, J. Lange, D. Alcorn. Back row: L. to R. K. Heiman, S. Boomer, M. Niewald, V. Studer, D. Williams, B. Fulton, J. Caldwell. B. Putman, B. Lindblad, P. Remus, L. McCune, J. Vetter, B. Schaffer, N. Grabill, B. Smith, J. Veary, M. Powell, D. Twad-dell, J. Brown. JR. HIGH Hl-Y L. to R. H. Kolman, M. Kolher, M. Brummer, P. Weakley, J. Yeary, B. Fulton, L. McCune, P. Remus, B. Lindblad, J. Vetter, D. Twaddell, R. Stroede, J. Lange, J. Meier. 8TH BOY'S BASKETBALL 136 Jr. High Activities Front Row: L. to R., V. Kresin, B. Scott, M. Stover, R. Pierce, K. Ka-del, T. Powers, L. Kadel, M. Hoffer, J. Meier, K. Magette, C. St. John, M. Hiserote, K. Francis, D. Alcorn. Back row: R. English, C. Smith, T. Collins, M. Powell, V. Studer, R. Carter, J. Caldwell, J. Vetter, B. Putman, J. Yeary, M. Niewald, N. Reetz, P. Gastley, J. Freed, J. Witt, manager S. Boomer. JR. HIGH WRESTLING JR. HIGH GIRLS DASKETDALL Front Row: L. to R., K. Booz, D. Daugherty, M. Tolbert, S. Foote, N. Nothern, S. Seirer, J. Wessling, T. Fobes. Middle row. Mgr. C. Swisher, S. Wilson, J. Terry, J. Haney, K. Clark, H. Heidrick, T. Lawson, T. Boden, Mgr. T. Ca-shatt. Back row, J. Kelley, M. Bice, J. Gravatt, K. Amerine, L. Albert, D. Trickett, S. Cox, Coach Kuhn. Front Row: L. to R., N. Nothern, M. Tolbert, A. Mallory, S. Foote, K. Booz, M. Harvey, M. Boettcher, J. Wessling, M. Snyder, K. Amerine, C. Brown, J. Kelley, D. Daugherty, J. Terry, T. Herbie, G. Rutten, J. Wendell, T. Cashatt. Back row, S. Cox, T. Peterson, J. Haney, T. Boden, D. Bell, L. Weber, A. Crowley, H. Heidrick, M. Bice, K. Clark, C. Swisher, L. Albert, D. Nichols. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK Jr. High Activities 137 EIGHTH-ROYS TRACK Back Row L to R: Jerry Brown, Nolan Reetz, Jason Vetter, Brent Lindblad, Lance McCune, Paul Weakly, Doug Twaddell, Front Row L to R: Heath Kolman, Jamie Meier, Mike Kohler, James Lange, Lynn Kadel, Barry Scott SEYEATH-ROYS TRACK Back Row L to R: Wade Lyle, Kurtis Marozas, Paul Gastly, Trent Collins, Mike Powell, James Caldwell, Scott Boomer, Corey Smith, Chris St. John; Front Row L to R: Eric Lampert, Shane Lynch, Jimmy Hill, Richard English, Ronnie Pierce, Kevin Kadel, Jeff Farney, Jamie Harrison 138 Jr. High Activities 140 Senior Class Junior Class 141 142 Sophomore Class RORY DALE SIBLEY A Tribute to Rory By Aunt Ruth Rory left us with a smile on his face. With his winsome manner is gone from this place; Even though it's the end of his earthly race; Do not from your hearts erase; He was sent to be a golden shinning ray, For you to share for many a day. Now you can each by your own deeds. Show just how much God can supply your needs; We for some purpose were all brought together-sister and brother; So we'll all remember to be that much closer to one another. We can all be a part of all the world's art If we would only try to make a fresh start; How we bid farewell to the fairest of us all; To be with him we too must listen for God's call. Rory Dale Sibley, son of Harold and Betty Sibley was born on September 26, 1964. He was born in Beloit and departed this life suddenly on January 28, 1978, at the age of 13 years. He liked swimming, hunting, and fishing. In school he enjoyed his rocket project in sixth grade and art in junior high. He loved his friends and his family. His family includes his parents, eight brothers and six sisters. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1983 WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS PAGE IN MEMORY OF RORY 144 Rory: A Tribute In the Course of Time The feeling . . Of time rushing past So quickly-too quickly! Many friends will soon leave To go out on their own. Bringing closer thoughts of my future. Senior year rushes to meet me. College just around the corner. I feel As if I'm sprinting through the days Out of breath, waiting to slow the pace. Slow the hours to minutes To savor each more fully. To postpone the future-Scared of what will come. The changes I may not like. I wish . . . For everyone and everything To remain the same. To keep the closeness And affection of my friends. For time to stand still. If not. Then for life always to be as good-As now. Author Unknown Closing 145 Index Sherri Abell-42. 56. 84. 90. 92. 95. 101, 120. 122. 143 Aaron Adams-34. 47. 63, 65. 66. 67, 74. 75. 80. 51. 102, 105. 110, 111. 122, 123. 141 Darrell Adams-34. 66. 74. 80. 81, 84. 88. 89. 105. 123. 141 Denise Adams-38. 47. 68. 72. 84. 90. 92. 95. 99. 100, 101. 116, 117. 120, 121. 142 Jeff Adams-33, 38. 41. 62. 66. 67, 74. 75, 80. 92. 102. 105. 116. 123. 142 Vernon Adams-8 Geert Ailliet-15. 18. 29. 49. 84, 86. 88. 89. 90. 91, 92. 95, 114, 116, 118, 119. 127. 140 Debbie Albert-15. 17. 127, 140 Kelly Albert-42. 47. 56. 57, 84. 90. 92. 95. 101. 106, 109. 116. 120, 121, 122, 143 Laura Albert-131. 134, 135. 137 Muriel Albin-17. 90. 92. 95. 99. 140 Steve Al bin-15, 19. 27 . 28. 29. 51. 52. 53. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 84. 93. 106. 116. 117, 118, 125, 127. 140 Tim Albin-33, 42, 52. 56, 57. 88. 90. 91. 92. 94. 95, 96. 101. 118, 143 Dean Alcorn-131, 136. 137 LaVonne Alcorn-38, 122. 142 Ly nn Alcorn-15, 19. 29 Wade Alcorn-34, 141 Kristin Amerine-131. 132. 134, 135. 137 Teryl Amerine-34, 65, 68. 69. 78. 88. 116, 117, 123, 141 Bryan Ammons-129, 135, 136 Oscar Arias-4, 15. 18. 28. 30. 47, 55. 80. 83. 84. 85. 88. 90. 92. 95. 101. 114. 115. 116. 118. 119. 122. 124. 125, 127. 140 Bill Arnold-14 Lisa Axtell-129, 134 Kelly Baird-16. 63. 107. 127, 140 Mical Barbo-66. 78. 133, 135 Lois Bean-10 Melissa Bear-47. 101. 122. 141 Eric Becker-34, 63. 72, 80. 88. 105, 123. 141 Tim Belden-34. 56. 99. 100. 102. 141 Chris Bell-131. 134. 135, 137 Julie Bell-3. 33, 34, 47. 88, 89. 90. 91, 92. 95. 104, 120. 141 Pam Bell-34. 48. 84. 90. 92. 95. 99. 100. 120, 141 Alan Berndt-8 Carl Bice-10. 75. 93 Karen Bice-34. 68. 70. 71, 78, 84, 90. 91, 92, 93. 94, 95, 99. 100. 104. 122, 141 Marsha Bice-99. 100. 131. 134, 135. 137 Jilinda Black-5, 15. 17. 30, 47. 49. 50. 60. 62. 63. 90. 91. 92. 94. 95, 97. 98. 120. 122, 123, 124, 127, 140 Troy Blake-34, 141 Parrish Blanding-38. 62, 66, 74. 76, 102, 105, 142 Shay Blanding-3. 33. 34, 47. 51. 52. 53. 83. 84. 88. 90. 91, 92. 93, 94. 95. 97. 108, 109, 110. 111. 118. 119. 122, 123 141 Chuck Blass-42. 143 Larry Boden-15. 18. 66. 102. 105. 140 Richard Boden-131, 134 Teresa Boden-129, 134, 137, 139 Chris Boettcher-38, 41. 66, 102. 105. 114. 142 Melinda Boettcher-129. 134, 135. 137. 139 Scott Boomer-129. 135, 136. 137, 138 Kenyz Booz-129, 134, 135, 137, 139 Scott Booz-38. 48. 106. 142 John Bottom-8 Chris Bowers-129. 134 Chuckie Bowles-129 J.D Broad bent-15, 17. 27. 29. 30, 50, 51. 60, 61. 63, 66. 74. 88. 116. 117. 125, 126. 140. 145 Roger Broeckelman-34, 63. 141 Chris Brown-131. 132, 134. 135. 137 Jerry Brown-131, 135, 136, 138 Mark Brummer-130. 136 Mike Brummer-42 Bill Buie-15. 19. 27, 49 Richard Buie-42. 106, 143 Jack Bunch-95 David Bunger-3. 15. 19, 31. 58. 59. 60. 61, 66. 67. 74. 88. 92. 102. 105. 125, 126. 140 Jeff Bunger-38. 102, 106. 142 Rob Bunger-42. 66. 74. 90. 92, 95. 102, 103. 143 Mike Burnshire-34, 114. 115, 141 Tammy Butterfield-15. 18. 28, 62, 68, 69. 84, 104. 114, 120. 122, 124, 126. 127. 140 Jerry Cady-8 James Caldwell-129. 134. 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 Peter Caldwell-7. 10, 66. 78, 135 Tim Caldwell-42, 44, 80. 90. 92, 94, 95. 96, 97, 143 Bill Campbell-3, 10 Gene Carlton-14 Troy Carlton-38. 72, 90. 92. 106. 142 Kevin Carrico-42, 47. 76. 84. 90. 92. 95. 99, 101, 116, 122. 143 Kurtis Carrico-131. 134, 136 Rusty Carter-131, 135. 136, 137, 139 Tammie Cashatt-129. 134. 135, 137 Leah Chandler-3. 4. 42, 43, 45. 84. 90, 92. 95. 120. 143 Steve Chandler-5, 34. 66, 88. 89. 110, 111. 122, 141 Jeff Chapman-42. 143 Susan Chapman-15, 18. 31. 140 Kathi Clark-129. 134. 135, 137 Lisa Clark-131. 134 Rita Colby-129. 134 Theresa Colby-35. 93, 120. 141 Tommy Colby-42, 106 Teri Collins-33. 42. 70. 78, 79. 90. 91. 92. 93, 94. 95. 108. 109, 118, 120. 143 Trent Collins-129. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138, 139 Maria Conway-38. 41, 62. 90. 92. 95. 99, 114. 120. 143 JaLynn Copp-15, 18. 29. 30. 47, 48. 50, 51. 60. 61. 83. 87. 90. 91. 92. 95, 99. 100. 104, 108, 109, 116. 117. 120. 121, 122, 124, 127, 140. 145 Jim Copp-3. 9, 55 Craig Cousland-10 Barbara Cox-8 Shonda Cox-131. 134, 135, 137 Eugene Crannell-38, 80, 142 Tim Crannell-35, 88. 102. Ill, 141 Tony Crannell-131, 134 Betty Crawford-10 Brett Creager-38. 74. 90, 92. 95, 102, 105. 142 Karen Creager-15, 19. 30. 49, 56. 57. 62, 83. 84, 101, 114. 118. 119. 122, 125, 140 Angela Crowley-131. 134. 135. 137 Doug Daniels-42. 43. 88. 102. 143 Paula Daniels-38, 41. 68. 70. 84. 90. 91. 92. 95. 96. 99. 100. 114, 115, 120. 122. 142 Denise Daugherty-129, 134, 135, 137, 139 Mark Deets-4. 42. 74, 81. 84. 90. 92, 93, 94, 95. 97, 101. 107. 122, 143 Brad Delka-42, 48. 56, 57. 66. 94, 114, 143. 145 Eddie DeVore-10, 47. 102. 103 Rhonda Dietz-42, 45. 68. 70. 78. 90, 91. 92. 94. 95. 120, 123. 143 Paula Dillner-131, 134 David Dobratz-15. 19. 27. 28. 30. 50. 60, 105, 116. 117. 127. 140 Patty Donley-42. 90. 95, 143 Diana Doyle-10. 62 Angela Dunstan-15, 20, 29. 30, 56. 84. 88. 90, 91. 92, 95. 96. 99. 104, 120, 124. 127. 140 Lee Elder-7, 10. 88 Troy Endsley-129, 134. 135. 136 Leia Engelbert-38. 39. 48. 68. 78. 84. 93, 98. 104, 107, 120 Richard English-129. 134. 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 Jeff Farney-129, 136. 138 Bruce File-39, 41, 102, 106, 142 Max File-35. 62. 63, 66. 88. 141 David Finney-129. 136 Mary Finney-131, 134 Mike Finney-42. 43, 83. 102, 143 Tammy Fobes-129, 134, 135, 137 Tony Fobes-4. 35, 63, 102, 141 Betty Fogo-14 Chris Foote-43. 63. 68. 70. 78. 90. 91. 92. 95. 120. 121. 143 Susan Foote-129. 134. 135, 137 Tiffany Foreman-129, 134, 135 Brenda Foulke-43, 93, 120, 143 Greg Foulke-39, 66, 102, 142 Scott Foulke-131, 135 Randy Fox-35, 49, 90. 92, 95. 98. 102. 141 Ken Francis-129. 134. 135. 136, 137 Sondra Franklin-11 Darrell Fulhage-8 Melissa Fulhage-4, 43, 44, 68, 70, 84, 90, 91, 92. 94, 95, 108. 109, 120. 121. 143 David Fuller-15, 106 Jeff Fuller-129, 134. 136 Bobby Fulton-131, 136 Tammy Fulton-15, 20, 31, 140 Liz Cantenbein-15. 21. 28. 30, 31. 51. 55, 84. 90. 91, 92. 93. 94. 95. 97. 107, 114. 116, 117. 120, 124, 140. 145 Betty Garcia-43, 143 Creed Garst-35, 141 Brenda Gaskill-15, 21, 68. 84. 115. 120, 125, 140 Lisa Gaskill-35, 69, 78. 79, 104, 120, 122, 141 Paul Gastley-129, 134, 135, 136. 137. 138 Brian Gengler-43, 84. 89. 106. 107, 114, 143 Dion Gengler-74, 76, 114. 143 Michele Cengler-38. 39. 41, 68. 69. 70. 71. 78. 79. 104, 114. 120, 142 Tom Gengler-129, 136 Mary Gentry-14 Cathy German-43, 90. 92. 95, 108, 109, 120. 121, 143 Chris German-2, 35. 48. 49. 63. 84. 112. 113, 114, 115, 120. 141 Gayle Cildersleeve-35. 63, 84. 88. 114, 115, 116, 117, 120. 141 Helen Gillmore-11, 120 Susan Golladay-2, 35. 65. 70. 71. 84. 104. 112. 113. 120. 122, 141 Carol Good-133 Dawn Gormly-129. 139 Johnny Gormly-143 Mack Gormly-131 Nathaniel Grabill-131, 134, 135. 136 Dean Grassie-7, 11. 68. 69. 70. 71. 76. 77 Jill Gravatt-131, 134, 135, 137 Kristi Guipre-43. 56. 84, 90. 92, 94. 95. 99. 101, 116, 120. 122. 143 Karri Hackett-39, 142 Robbie Hackett-131, 136 Steve Hackett-35, 101, 102, 103, 141 Jennifer Haney-129, 134, 137, 139 Tim Haney-39, 41, 72. 88. 142 Michael Harbaugh-11. 99. 134 Michelle Harder-43, 88. 120. 143 Steve Harder-21 Jami Harrison-129. 135. 136. 138 Alesia Hart-15, 20. 29. 31. 58. 59, 60. 61, 70, 71. 140 David Hartman-43, 80. 81, 143 Brian Harvey-131, 134 Eric Harvey-15. 20. 30. 66. 74. 88. 92. 93, 99. 100. 105, 140. 145 Michelle Harvey-129. 134. 137 Dawna Hayden-15, 21 Sandy Hayden-129. 134, 139 Tracy Hayden-43, 74, 143 Royalyn Hayes-2, 15. 21. 31. 84. 90. 91. 92. 95, 110, 111. 114. 115. 116. 118, 119, 120. 125, 140 Brad Heidrick-15, 21. 28. 29. 50. 60. 61. 62. 63. 65. 88. 105, 140 Brad Heidrick-35. 83, 102, 141 Heidi Heidrick-129, 134, 135. 137, 139 Jeff Heidrick-43. 102. 143 Lori Heiland-15. 20. 27. 31. 140 Jay Heiman-43, 88. 102, 103, 118, 143 Jeff Heiman-33, 35. 62. 65, 66. 74, 80, 83. 102, 105, 141 Karen Heiman-129, 134 Karl Heiman-129. 136 Alan Heins-7, 15. 20. 27, 29, 31. 63. 84. 86. 88. 93. 97. 124. 140 Tami Herbic-129, 134, 137 Mark Hewitt-15, 21. 29. 30. 31, 50. 58, 59. 60, 61. 63, 74. 75, 102, 103, 105, 116, 117, 123, 140 Angela Hickling-39, 106, 120. 140 Rebecca Hickting-141 Pam Hicks-129, 134 Jim Hill-129. 134, 138 Lori Hiserote-39, 48. 62. 78. 83. 84. 104, 114, 120, 142 Michael Hiserote-131. 135, 136, 137 Will Hoestje-11 Matt Hoffer-129, 135. 137 Vann Hoffman-21, 140 Robert Holl-11, 87. 116, 117 Linda Hood-120 Barbara Huggins-39. 56, 62. 68. 88. 90, 91. 92. 95. 99. 116. 117, 120, 142 Jackie Hull-39. 68. 70. 84. 90. 92. 95. 114. 120. 142 Bobby Hyman-43, 80. 93, 106. 143 Janet Hyman-39, 106. 142 Joni Hyman-39, 41. 47. 74. 76. 84. 88, 90. 91. 92, 95, 108. 109. 114, 115, 120, 142 Marge Ireland-14 DeAnna lves-2, 15. 21. 27. 84. 90. 92. 95. 98. 104. 112, 113, 114, 120, 124, 140. 145 Michelle Jamison-4. 15. 22, 47. 50. 51, 60. 61. 72. 104. 116, 117, 120, 121, 124, 127. 140. 145 Darcy Jensen-39, 72, 90, 92. 93, 95. 99, 142 Donni Jensen-22, 90. 92, 95. 96. 140 Jayme Johnson-15. 22. 27. 31. 50. 60. 61. 62. 63. 72, 80. 88. 105. 124, 140 Toby Johnson-39, 43. 62, 76. 77. 88. 90, 92. 95, 124, 143 Todd Johnson-39, 66. 74. 76. 77. 88. 92, 105, 142 Kathy Jones-35. 114. 120 Arlene Kadel-11, 85. 120 Kelly Kadel-39, 41. 62. 85. 88. 90. 92. 95. 116. 117. 142 146 Index Index Kevin Kadel-130, 135. 136, 137. 138 Lynn Kadel-131. 135. 136, 137. 138, 139 Mike Kadel-15, 23. 27. 28, 30. 31. 51, 58. 59. 60. 61, 62. 74. 90. 91. 92. 95. 98. 99. 100. 102. 103, 105. 124, 140 Jaci Kelley-131, 134. 138 Shane Kelley-3, 43. 143 Carla Kelly-43, 120, 143 James Kelly-23 Marcia Kjellberg-3, 15. 22. 27. 30. 31. 63. 84. 110, 111, 112. 113, 114. 122, 123. 140 Troy Kjcllberg-43, 74, 80. 102. 143 Blaise Klenda-3, 15, 22. 28. 29. 30. 31, 50. 60, 61, 66, 67, 74. 75. 76. 83. 105. 116, 117, 140. 145 Grecchen Klenda-3, 4, 43, 45. 68, 70. 78. 79. 90. 91. 92. 95. 108. 109. 116, 123. 143 David Kohler-15, 22. 58. 59. 60. 61, 66, 72, 105, 140 Mike Kohler-131, 136, 138 Bret Koiman-39, 62, 66, 72, 73, 80, 81. 105, 106, 123. 142 Heath Kolman-131, 134, 135, 136, 138 Verlin Kolman-3, 4. 9, 55, 63. 126 Mark Koster-3, 14 Van Kresin-130, 135, 137, 139 Jerry Kruse-36, 65. 72, 76. 77, 102, 141 Carle Kuhn-133, 132, 137 Eric Lampert-8, 126 James Lange-131, 135, 136, 138 Joe Lange-15, 23. 27, 28. 30. 31. 140 Joyce Lange-5. 38, 39. 40. 70, 78, 79, 84. 90. 91, 92. 95. 104, 120. 123. 142 Angela Larsen-2, 3. 15. 23, 28. 58, 59. 60. 65, 68, 70. 71, 78, 88. 104, 112, 113, 120, 122, 123, 140 Jacqueline Larson-7, 11, 55, 125 Jill Larson-3, 40. 41, 84. 93. 94. 120, 142 Kim Larson-15, 22, 27. 29. 30, 47, 49. 54. 58, 59. 60. 61. 83. 84. 87. 88. 114, 120, 121. 122. 124. 127. 140 Roger Larson-40, 41, 72. 90. 91, 92. 95. 142 Troyette Lawson-130, 134, 137 Brad Lindblad-40. 66, 72. 80, 91. 92, 94. 99, 100. 105. 142 Brent Lindblad-99. 131. 134. 135. 136. 138 Dawn Littrell-130, 134, 135. 139 Donna Long-14 Marsha Long-36, 90. 120, 141 Harvey Loy-7, 12. 122 Laura Lyle-130, 134 Wade Lyle-130, 134, 136, 138 William Lyle-44, 80. 93, 143 Shane Lynch-130. 134, 135, 136. 138 Dawn McCune-2. 15. 17, 31, 47. 48, 54. 58, 59. 60. 61. 63. 84. 93. 94. 97, 98. 101. 112, 113, 114, 120, 121, 123, 124, 126, 127, 140 Lance McCune-131. 134. 135, 136, 138 Shannon McCune-44. 143 Vicki McCune-40, 41. 68, 84. 94. 114. 122. 142 Diana McDaniel-2, 7, 12. 110, 112, 113 Sherry McDonald-131 Diana McGaughey-36, 90, 91, 92. 93, 95, 98, 141 Mark McGaughey-130, 135, 136, 139 Sue McMillan-3. 38. 40. 41, 62, 84. 88. 90. 91. 92. 95. 108 109. 114, 120. 142 Michelle McShane-33. 36. 48. 49. 51. 84. 90, 92. 95. 98. 116. 117. 122. 123, 124, 125, 127, 141 Monica McShane-36, 48. 49. 52, 62, 84, 90, 91, 92, 95, 122. 141 Greg Magette-15. 22, 62. 140 Kevin Magette-131. 135. 136, 137 William Mah-15, 22. 29. 52, 140 Ann Mallory-130. 134. 137, 139 Sandy Mallory-44. 93. 120. 143 Matisha Mann-15, 17. 30, 31, 47. 50, 51. 60. 61, 63. 68. 69. 83, 88, 104, 107, 116, 117, 120, 124, 140, 145 Kathy Marozas-12, 14 Kevin Marozas-44. 80. 88, 90. 91. 92. 95. 99, 100. 135, 143. 145 Kurtis Marozas-130. 134, 136, 138 Holly Marten-44. 68. 70. 76. 90. 91, 92, 95. 116. 120, 143 Kelly Mathis-44, 88. 93. 120, 143 Stacy Mathis-141 Jamie Meier-131, 135, 136, 137. 138. 139 Joe Meier-2, 35. 66, 76. 77. 83, 105, 112, 113, 141 Kevin Milburn-44 Jeff MiIholland-23, 51, 66. 140 Tony Milholland-39, 40, 66, 142 Chad Miner-44. 74. 107, 143 Kelli Morrell-33, 42, 44. 68, 90. 95. 99. 100. 120, 143 Chad Myers-44. 80. 107. 143 Paul Myers-23. 140 Kelly Nelson-131. 134 Kim Nelson-42. 44, 49. 78. 84, 98. 99. 101, 114, 115, 143 Marianne Nelson-44, 120, 143 Bonnie Newcomer-12, 52. 118, 119 Dawn Nichols-131. 135, 137 Dru Nichols-40, 72, 80. 90. 92. 95. 105. 142 Matt Niewald-130, 134, 135. 136. 137 Molly Niewald-40. 62, 70. 78. 79, 84. 90. 91. 92. 95. 108. 109. 114, 120, 142 Jeannie Nitsch-15. 24, 30. 93. 140 Nathalie Nothern-130, 134, 135, 137, 139 Noel Nothern-36, 62. 84. 90, 91. 92, 93, 94. 95, 96. 98. 101. 122, 141 Jill Olson-12, 133 Todd Osborne-44, 76, 77. 93, 97. 143 Tracy Paul-15, 24. 28, 30. 125, 140 Troy Paul-15, 25, 27. 28. 49. 140 Mike Pestinger-7, 33. 36. 54, 64, 72. 73. 83. 88. 105. 110, 111, 124, 125, 127, 141 Mary Lou Peterson-12 Tammy Peterson-131, 134, 135, 137 Ken Piazza-3. 12, 66. 74, 75 Roger Pierce-44. 73, 80. 90. 92. 93. 94, 95. 96, 97. 99. 107 143 Ronnie Pierce-130. 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 Brian Piper-36, 62. 66. 141 Melissa Piper-44, 94. 120. 143 Arlene Plymire-2, 4. 15, 17, 27. 29. 47. 50. 54. 60. 61, 87. 110. Ill, 112, 113, 120. 124. 126. 127. 140 Aaron Pohlman-44. 93. 106. 143 Corey Pohlman-131, 135 Mike Powell-99. 130. 134. 135, 136, 137, 138 Terrance Powers-131, 135, 136, 137 Bobby Putman-130, 135, 136, 137, 139 Ricardo Quinteros-130 Kathy Ramsay-15, 25 140 Kristy Ramsey-44, 49. 114, 120, 143 Nolan Reetz-131, 135, 136. 137, 138 Roxanne Reetz-25, 140 Paul Remus-131, 135, 136 Lisa Riemann-44, 52. 78. 120, 143 Mike Riemann-33. 36. 66. 74. 102. 105, 141 DeAnn Roberson-4. 40. 41. 47, 48. 55, 62. 63. 68. 74. 78. 83, 84. 90. 91, 92. 95, 104, 114. 120, 123, 142 Jon Robichaud-12, 92, 134 Mike Robinson-39. 40. 66, 74. 88, 105, 142 Stephanie Robinson-131, 134 Craig Rouse-40, 102, 106. 142 Kim Rouse-130. 134 Larry Rufener-5, 133, 135 Anne Rutten-36. 84, 93. 114, 141 Ginger Rutten-132. 134, 137 Mary Sahlfeld-12 Chris St. John-130. 134. 135. 137. 138 Lena St. John-130. 134 Shannon St. John-24. 30, 140 Dean Saltkill-36, 47. 93. 141 Brian Schafer-132, 136 Cameron Schenk-5. 44, 66, 74, 80. 81, 88. 90, 91, 92. 95. 99, 100. 107. 143 Ricky Schweitzer-44, 80. 93 April Scott-3, 45. 120. 143 Barry Scott-132, 135, 136, 137. 138 Stephennie Seirer-129, 130. 134, 135, 137 Steve Seirer-13. 66. 78 Marc Selewski-130. 135. 136 Mike Shamburg-3. 36. 66. 72. 73. 88. 105, 110, 111. 141 Kathy Sherlock-24. 27. 63. 140 Eric Shumate-15, 25. 33. 51. 76. 88. 90. 92. 95. 98. 105, 125. 140 Arlyn Simmons-14 Brad Smith-129. 130. 136. 139 Corey Smith-130. 134, 135, 136, 137, 138 Eric Smith-3. 44. 45, 80. 90. 92. 95. 99, 100. 143 Larry Smith-13, 72. 73, 78 Mark Smith-40, 102, 106, 142 Gina Snedden-15. 25. 27, 30, 31, 58. 59. 60, 61, 84. 90. 92. 95. 120, 122, 124, 125. 140 Shannon Snedden-45, 84. 114 Lorie Snyder-37, 141 Michelle Snyder-130, 134. 137 Sherry Snyder-13, 107 Elizabeth Sonensen-132. 133, 134 Michelle Spear-40. 41, 47. 51. 62, 84. 88. 90. 91, 92. 95. 101. 108. 109, 116, 117, 120, 122. 142 Jesse Sporleder-130 Jody Sporleder-37, 65. 68. 78, 84. 104. 120. 141 Calvin Staley-45. 106, 143 Peggy Staley-45, 93, 120. 143 Lisa Stein-132, 134 Hal Steiner-8 Tamara Stewart-39. 40. 41. 90. 91. 92. 95. 108, 109. 114. 120, 142 Barry Stout-130 Ricky Stout-37, 88. 93. 106, 118. 141 Mark Stover-130, 135. 136, 137 Scott Stover-2. 33. 37. 74. 88. 102, 105, 112. 113, 141 Steve Stover-40. 43. 88. 102. 103. 142 Darren Stroede-15, 25. 29. 58. 59, 60. 61. 66. 102, 105. 140 Randy Stroede-132. 135. 136 Betty Stroup-14 Phyllis Struble-13 Vaughn Studer-132, 134, 135, 136, 137 Cindy Swisher-132, 134, 137 Jennifer Terry-130. 134, 135, 137, 139 Kurt Terry-40. 66. 72. 80. 105. 142 Judy Thierolf-14 Konnie Thomas-33, 37. 84. 90, 91. 92. 95. 120, 122, 141 Scott Thrush-24. 140 Rusty Tilton-45, 102, 143 Melinda Tolbert-130. 134, 135, 137 Mike Tolbert-90. 62. 66. 72. 73. 102. 142 Brenda Tossick-45, 90, 92. 95. 120. 143 Chad Treaster-45, 74. 84. 90, 91. 92. 95. 114, 143 Matt Treaster-37, 54. 62, 63. 66. 74. 75. 80. 81. 84, 88. 92. 105. 110, 111, 114, 115, 116, 117, 122, 123, 141 Sharon Treaster-7, 13, 84, 114, 122 Dana Trickett-132. 137 Donna Trickett-40. 84. 90. 92. 95, 99, 142 Steve Tunder-45. 143 Doug Twaddel-132, 134, 136, 138 Shannon Unrein-45, 84. 120, 143, 145 Hut Bin Van Pelt-132, 134 Jodi Van Pelt-40, 106, 120, 142 Jason Vetter-132. 135, 136, 137, 138 Jill Vossman-33. 40. 83. 84. 107. 108. 109, 120. 142 Cindy Waddell-15, 24, 29. 62. 90, 91. 92, 94. 95. 120. 122, 124, 140 Sara Wallace-15. 25. 30. 47, 50, 60. 61. 83. 88, 90, 91. 92. 93, 94. 95. 98. 99, 107, 108, 109. 116, 117. 120. 121, 124, 140 Marcy Walz-15. 25. 84. 90. 91. 92. 93. 95. 107, 120, 122 Jim Warburton-37, 52. 56, 102, 116, 119, 124, 140. 141 Tim Watts-40. 47. 62. 66. 74, 80. 81. 105, 142 Mark Weakley-15, 25, 140 Paul Weakley-132, 135. 136. 138 Jason Weaver-130. 135. 136 Bill Weber-37. 83. 102. 106. 141 Lorie Weber-132, 134, 135, 137 Marvin Weber-132 Trina Weber-33, 37, 48. 84. 90. 91. 92, 95, 99. 141 Troy Weber-43, 45. 80. 102 Roberta Webster-130 Jennifer Wendell-130, 134, 137 Julie Wessling-130. 134, 135, 137 Pam Wessling-45. 68. 84. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 120. 143 Terry West-15, 26. 28, 31. 47. 52, 53. 56. 57, 62. 93, 94. 96. 97. 101, 118, 119, 122, 140 Eric Widrig-45. 103, 143 Cathy Wiles-45. 68. 70. 78. 90. 95. 120. 143 Connie Wiles-3. 37. 69. 70. 71. 78. 79. 90. 92. 95. 104. 120. 122. 141 Duane Wiles-40, 51. 90. 91. 92. 95. 96. 98. 99, 100. 106, 116. 142 Gene Wilkens-5, 66, 72. 73. 133 Amy Williams-40, 51. 84. 90. 92. 95. 114. 120. 122, 142 Anne Williams-15, 26. 27. 30. 31. 51. 83, 84. 87. 90, 91. 92. 94. 95. 96, 97. 98. 110. Ill, 114. 115, 118. 122. 123. 126, 127, 140 Brett Williams-132. 134. 136 David Williams-130, 134. 135, 136, 139 Robert Williams-7, 13 Theda Williams-14 Violet Williams-133. 134 Scott Williamson-45, 93, 143 Dawn Wilson-33, 37. 84. 90. 91. 92. 95. 96. 120, 123, 141 Stephanie Wilson-130, 134, 137 Doria Winters-45, 120, 143 Julie Winters-37, 93. 141 Joe Witt-132, 136, 137 Randy Woelk-13, 106 Carl Worick-15, 26. 28. 102, 105. 140 Deanna Worick-130, 135 Alfred Wrench-132 Marsha Wrench-130, 134 Donnie Wright-37. 63. 74. 76. 77. 105. 141 Johnny Yeary-52, 132, 135, 136. 137 Marty Zimmer-26 Index 147 Thanks To The Following Businesse For making Thi Yearbook Po ible ABD Printers Abram Ready-Mix Ace Hardware Asherville Grain Company Banner Restaurant Barstow Pro Rodeo Equipment Bell Memorials Beloit Bootery Beloit Daily Call Beloit Floral Beloit Laundry and Dry Cleaners Beloit Motor Co., Inc. Blanding Implement Company Inc. Boettcher Supply Inc. 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