Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

TROJAN ’84 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Seniors Classes Activiti 6 Honors 124 Baccalaureate 126 35 Graduation 128 49 Jr. High 130 66 Closing W-' k i 142 Organizations 90 Index Editor Advisor ............................ Staff .......................M ' m mm. . 4 Photographers . SuSan Golladay Diana McDaniel Chris German,'Mike Pestinger, Jill Larson, Vicki McCune, Tint Watts, Steven Stover Joe Meier, Scott Stover, Matt Treaster, Paula Daniels TROJAN STAFF The TROJAN YEARBOOK STAFF would like to thank the following people: Mr. and Mrs. Struble, Carle Kuhn, Jon Robichaud, and the Flails of Troy Photographers for the photos they provided for the 1983-84 Yearbook. We would also like to thank the Faculty and Students who made this yearbook possible. Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1984! 2 3 FACULTY BOARD STUDIES A NATION AT RISK Mr. John Bottom, Superintendent BOARD MEMBERS Bob Lampert Pres. Jerry Cady Vice Pres. Vernon Adams Barbara Cox Darrell Fulhage Lindy Lindblad Members of School Board, present at the meetings. The board discussed many topics this year, one being, “a nation at risk. Each month the board meets and talks about a different topic from the text of recommendations. Although no recommendations have been made that would affect United School District 273, the observations haven’t been completed. The School Board also makes many decisions about school policy, budgets, salary, and appointing new teachers to fill open positions. Their main emphasis is placed on basic educational needs of both students and teachers. Members discuss topic at monthly meeting. Mrs. Roberts, clerk at Board Office. 8 KOLMAN COPP WORK FOR SUCCESS Congratulations to the Seniors of “84”, may this year’s richness and memoirs sustain you in your future. Perhaps, even more important may this education provide the basis for your future. We know great opportunity and challenge faces every individual each day of our life. I would like to suggest three ways of looking at these opportunities and challenges to receive the maximum. a. Time is our most valuable asset and should be treasured above all. Planning saves time. b. Plan for success. The world famous Olympic athlete Jesse Owens said, “I built a ladder and this ladder had four rungs. 1. Determination; 2. Dedication; 3. Discipline; 4. Attitude. An excellent means of describing a winner.” c. Your actions are much more important than your words. Mark Twain observed, “Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but lighting is what does the work.” Will you be Thunder, Lighting or a cloud in the sky? A quote by Robert Louis Stevenson reminds me of our main goal at Beloit Jr.-Sr. High. He once said, “To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life.” It is to this end that the students and faculty dedicate themselves during the 1983-84 school year. ‘ XiU In conclusion, live each day to the fullest through planning and doing. I would like to thank each student for the time shared and cooperation during the past year. May God's blessing go with each of you. J' I Verlin R. Kolman James R. Copp Lois Bean Special Ed. Ill Aide Mrs. Bean spends much of her time helping the special education students and aiding the teachers. Carl Bice Vocal Music Mr. Bice directed many fine concerts for singers and chorus. Peter Caldwell Language Arts Mr. Caldwell taught World History and freshmen English, along with his coaching duties. Bill Campbell Mathematics Mr. Campbell taught Algebra and Trigonometry. Craig Cousland Special Education IV Mr. Cousland taught the special education students. Betty Crawford Learning Disabilities Mrs. Crawford works with students in a tutor capacity, helping them with their problems. Ed DcVorc Vocational Agriculture Mr. DeVorc is the Vo-Ag teacher and the Future Farmers of America advisor. Diana Doyle Special Ed. IV Aide Miss Doyle spends her time helping the special education students. Lee Elder Art Mr. Elder teaches art. sponsored Art and Photo Club, and the Sophomore Class. 10 Sondra Franklin Business Mrs. Franklin made it through another year leaching Business. Accounting, and she also helped sponsor the cheerleaders through another successful year. Helen Gilmore Home Economics Mrs. Gilmore taught the Homc-Ec. classes how to make clothing and furnish a home. Michael Harbaugh Orchestra Mr. Harbaugh conducts Jr.-Sr. High orchestra in concerts and contests. Bill Hilcs Social Science Mr. Hiles was a new teacher on the staff this year. He taught Social Science and also helped coach high school football and Jr. High girl's basketball. Will Hoestje Industrial Education Mr. Hoestje taught the Industrial Education class. He also coached the volleyball team and freshman boys basketball. Bob Holl Guidance Counselor Mr. Holl kept himself busy with the duties of school counselor. He also sponsored Student Council and NHS clubs. Greg Kopsa School Psychologists Mr. Kopsa works with both elementary and high school students. Arlene Kadcl Home Economics Mrs. Kadcl taught the bachelor living class How to Survive and also sponsored the senior high Y-Tccns. Jacqueline Larson Librarian Mrs. Larson docs an excellent job of keeping the library in order. She also has a harder job which is being senior class sponsor. 11 Diana McDaniel English and Journalism Mrs. McDaniel worked hard to put out an excellent yearbook and newspaper. She also taught English to the Sophomores. Jon Robichaud Instrumental Music Mr. Robichaud prepared and presented an excellent band. He put on many concerts and trained flag and drill teams. Larry Smith Computer and Mathematics Mr. Smith had a busy year teaching Math and Computor. He also was head track coach and assistant basketball coach. Mary Lou Peterson Specil Education Miss Peterson taught the students in Special Education to work with the computers and she also worked with sign language. Steve Scirer Physical Education Mr. Scirer worked hard on another winning football season and he also coached high school girls basketball and taught Physical Education. Bonnie Newcomer English Mrs. Newcomer sponsored the Junior Class. She also taught English and prepared many students for college. Mary Sahlfcld Learning Disabilities Mrs. Sahlfcld helped struggling students to learn and tutored many other students. Sherry Snyder School Nurse Mrs. Snyder gave eye and ear tests to the majority of the school and she also kept everyone healthy. 12 Phyllis Struble Science Ms. Struble taught the freshman science class and biology. Patsy Weber Title 1 Tutor Mrs. Weber is a new teacher this year. She tutors Jr. High students who are having difficulty with their lessons. Sharon Treaster Language Arts Mrs. Treaster teaches Spanish, puts on plays, and sponsors the Spanish club. Randy Woelk Science Mr. Woelk taught freshman science, physics, and chemistry. He also helped sponsor the junior class. Pal Thomas Business Mrs. Thomas is the new typing, shorthand, and office practices teacher. Robert Williams Social Science Mr. Williams kept his students interested with all of his history facts. 13 flJttMJIll Custodians. G. Carlton (Head). B. Arnold, A. Simmons, and M. Kos- Office Personnel: J. Thicrolf, K. Marozas, B. Fogo, T. Williams, ter. Cooks: P Rufener (Dietician), M. Ireland. M. Gentry, D. Long, R. Stroup. Mr. “C in action! SENIORS T R O J A N 1984 Konnic Elizabeth Thomas President Michael Joseph Pcstingcr Vice President The class of 1984, with only fifty-seven members, is the smallest graduating class from Beloit High in years. On December 3, the Christmas Prom was hosted by the Seniors, with Noel Northern singing the theme song “Somewhere Down the Road.” Due to weather the scheduled band was unable to perform but “Velosity” provided a evening fun for all. Baccalaureate services were held at the Methodist Church on May 20. The Seniors graduated in the traditional colors of orange and black on Thursday, May 24, 1984. The Seniors all wish to thank their class sponsors, Jackie Larson and Peter Caldwell for all the help throughout the year. Christine Beth German Secretary Susan Carol Golladay Treasurer Michelle Denise McShane Stuco Representative 17 Aaron Vernon Adams Richard Darrell Adams Teryl Annette Amerine Melissa Lynne Bear Eric Andrew Becker Timothy J. Beldcn Julie Ann Bell Pamela Ann Bell Karen Lynn Bice Troy Jean Blake Shay Elizabeth Blanding Roger Alan Brocckclman Marvin Michael Burnshire Steven L. Chandler Timothy R. Crannell 19 Max Erwin File Tony Scott Fobes Randy Allen Fox Creed V. Garst Lisa Ann Gaskill Gayle Jean Gilderslecve Bradley A. Hcidrick Louise Hodgson Kathy Marie Jones Jerome J. Kruse Diana Sue McGaughey Monica Teresc McShane Joseph Shawn Meier Noel Alexander Nothern Brian Alan Piper 21 Michael L. Riemann Anne Marie Rutten Michael Dallas Shamburg Jodie Beth Sporleder Angela Ann Stouffcr Ricky Stout Scott Allen Stover Matthew Thomas Treaster Acrnoud van dc Graaff Jim Lee Warburton William Jude Weber Trina Jo Weber Karen Margaret Weller Connie Marie Wiles Dawn Denise Wilson 23 Julie Ann Winters Donnie Wright Not Pictured: R. Wade Alcorn Jeffery Leonard Heiman Marsha Marie Long Steven Mathis Dean Lavon Saltkill John P. Wilt As Seniors .... Twelve eventful years have passed .... Now the day has come at last With mixed emotions deep inside .... We regret to say good-bye We hope that you will carry on .... All fine traditions when we are gone Gratitude to teacher, parents, everyone Who encouraged us to walk on i Our memories are not dead and gone .... In reality they will always live on Slowly through the open gates we pass .... We leave the spirit of the Trojan class, by Susan Gollady CLASSES Denise Adams Jeff Adams Scoti Booz Jeff Bunger Parrish Blanding Maria Conway Brett Creagcr Troy Carlton Chris Boettcher Eugene Crannell Greg Foulke Class Officers: Bret Kolman, StuCo Rep.; Joyce Lange, Secretary; Jeff Adams, Treasurer; Vicki McCune, Vice Pres.; Barb Huggins, President. 37 Angela Hickling Janet Hyman Jill Larson Roger Larson Dru Nichols Mike Tolbert Craig Rouse Kurt Terry •-S- Tim Watts Mark Smith Michelle Spear Donna Trickett DcAnn Roberson Mike Robinson Jodi VanPelt The Juniors participated in what is probably one of the busiest years of high school life. They put on an excellent chili-Vegetable Soup Supper and made approximately $1,000.00 toward the prom. Another money making project they put on was the selling of fruit. All this work and enthusiasm went to putting on a very memorable prom. They also had to pay for their yearbook pages and begin to plan for next year. Duane Wiles Amy Williams 39 Super Sophs 40 GPHG 9 9 9 9 Kelly Albert Chuck Blass Sophomore boys listen intently. Tim Albin Chris Bell What a day! Sherri Abell 41 Dion Gcnglcr Cathy German Johnny Gormly Matt Holmes The Sophomores had many new experiences this year. They elected class officers for the first time. They elected Kevin Carrico as President; Mark Deets as Vice President; Melissa Fulhage as Secretary; Kevin Maro-zas as Treasurer; and Kelly Albert as Stu-Co Rep. They had a car wash to raise money. A group of fourteen was selected by the Juniors to be servers at the Junior-Senior Prom. The class of ’86 spent the year looking back at the Freshmen and sighing in relief that they don’t have to go through that again. They are now looking forward to being upperclassmen next year. The Sophomores started to get more involved in sports, clubs, and music. The Sophomore class is large and ambitious. We can look forward to great things from them in the years ahead. Toby Johnson Shane Kelley Carla Kelly 42 ON TH Mark Deets, Vicc-Prcs.; Melissa Fulhage, See.; Kevin Carrico, Pres.; Kelly Albert, StuCo Rep.; Kevin Maro-zas, Treas. William Lyle Troy Kjcllberg Sandy Mallory Gretchen Klenda Holly Marten Kelly Mathis Shannon McCune Kevin Marozas © Chad Miner Marianne Nelson Todd Osborne 43 Cameron Schenk April Scott Troy Shoopman Eric Smith Shannon Sneddcn Peggy Staley Rusty Tilton Brenda Tossick Chad Treaster Shannon Unrein Troy Weber Pam Wessling Eric Widrig Cathy Wiles Scott Williamson Barb Wilson 44 Cute Kelly! Doria Winters 45 H HAVE HIGH Dean Alcorn Kristin Amcrine Deborah Bell Marsha Bice Richard Boden Shonda Cox Tony Crannell ■■■ mm Mark Brummer Kurtis Carrico Angela Crowley Paula Dillner Rusty Carter Lisa Clark Kristine Eilcrt Tina Eilcrt Mary Finney Scott Foulke The 64 members of the Freshman Class have started their high school years and look forward to their graduation in 1987. They spent much of their time adjusting to the new responsibilities that every freshman faces. Many were active in clubs, athletics, music, art and other special interest events. They learned that there is something for everyone. As one freshman said, “It only gets better!” 46 HOPES FOR FUTURE Mack Gormly Nathaniel Grabill Jill Gravatt Brian Harvey James Lange Mike Maxwell Kelly Nelson Kevin Magette Jamie Meier « Jeri Highland Michael Hiscrote Michelle Karlin Jaci Kelley Lance McCunc Sherry McDonald Dawn Nichols - Troy Odlc 47 Ciingcr Rutten Kevin Sheppard Lisa Stein Vaughn Studer Dana Trickclt Cindy Swisher Doug Twaddcll Jason Vetter mam 1 Randy Stroede Paul Weakley ACTIVITIES SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT Connie participates in toga day Mrs. Treaster, is this the real you? Karen shows her spirit on orange and black day Monica models the new dress style! Ayatollah Watts JULIE BELL REIGNS H 0 M Et C 0 M I N 1 9 8 3 The 1983 Fall Sports Homecoming Candidates and Escorts are as follows. Front Row: Shay Blanding. Julie Bell, Dawn Wilson, Konnic Thomas, and Teryl Amcrinc. Back Row: Aaron Adams, Steve Chandler, Mike Shamburg, Tony Fobes, and Matt Trcastcr. Homecoming Ceremonies took place on October 21 at Trojan Stadium. Julie Bell has just been announced as Fall Sports Homecoming Queen. ’83. 52 Jeff “Hubba Hciman served as Master of Ceremonies for 1983 Homecoming. Julie receives a hug from Tammi Stewart, Boys’ Varsity Cheerleader. Max File. Senior, gives the traditional football pep talk. OVER FALL SPORTS After crowning, the candidates enjoy watching the victorious game over the Lions. “SWEET DREAMS” was the theme for the Fall Sports Homecoming ’83. It began with a funfilled spirit week. Many students enjoyed participating in toga day, sign-up day, and black and orange day, just to name a few. Finally, Friday, October 21st arrived with many anxious students waiting to see the traditional crowning and football game. The annual parade and pep rally was held downtown after school. The football and volleyball coaches gave their pep talks. And the cheerleaders did a fine job of keeping the spirit alive. At 7:15 P.M., the candidates and their escorts: Dawn Wilson and Matt Treaster, Konnie Thomas and Tony Fobes, Julie Bell and Mike Shamburg, Shay Blanding and Aaron Adams, Teryl Amerine and Steve Chandler were introduced by the emcee, Jeff “Hubba Heiman. “Hubba opened the envelope to announce Julie Bell as the Fall Sports Homecoming Queen 1983. All the queen candidates took their seats and enjoyed watching the victorious (13-6) game over the Minneapolis Lions. A dance was held following the game in the BJSHS Commons Area. Music was provided for by local DJ’s, Mike Pestinger and Bill Raack. Many students and alumni enjoyed the dance which highlighted the Homecoming festivities. Overall, Homecoming 1983-84 turned out to be what most students will remember in their, “Sweet Dreams.” Gayle and her date. Darrel. Dawn, and Steve arrive at the dance. Noel gets into the swing of things. Students and Alumni enjoy the music which was provided by local DJ's, Mike Pestinger and Bill Raack. Mike and Julie take a break from the dance. Konnie and Tony boogie down! Karen Bice (Miss Sylvia Barret), airs her views. Jeri Highland (Rachel Gordon) tells the times. The cast watches whats happening. DcAnn Roberson (Alice Blake) skims over her love note to Paul Barringer. Cast Kcvcn Carrico (Lou Martin) and Chad Trcastcr (Lcnnic New-mark) plot trouble for the teacher. Sylvia Barrel - Karen Bice Paul Barringer - Duane Wiles Beatrice Schachicr - Kim Nelson Joe Fcronc - Kelly Kadcl Alice Blake - DcAnn Roberson Lcnnic Newmark • Chad Trcastcr l.ou Martin - Kcvcn Carrico J J. McCabe - Noel Northern Katherine Nolzor - Kelly Albert Francis Gardner - Kristi Guiprc Harry Kagan - Kurtis Carrico Dr. Maxwell Clard - Tim Bcldcn Jill Norris - Mickey Karlin Rachel Gordon - Jeri Highland Linda Rosen - Jodi VanPelt Jose Rodriguez - Scott Booz Carrie Blaine - Michele Gcngler F.lixabcth Ellis - Sherri Abell Ellen - Monica McShanc Frances Egan - Lori Hiserote Charlotte Wolf - Karen Weller Samuel Betser - Jimmy Warburton Sadie Fcnch - Kelly Nelson Ella Fricdcnburg - Jaci Kelly Vivian Paine - Kris Eilcrt Larole Blanca - Theresa Holmes Helen Arbuzc - Lisa Clark Noel Northern (Principal J. J. McCabe) brings trouble-maker Kelly Kadel (Joe Fcronc) into talk to Karen Bice (Miss Sylvia Barret). On November 21st and 22nd, the Drama Department of BF1S presented the fall play, “Up the Down Staircase. The play was.yritten by Bel Kaufman which takes place in a one room class room. The main character, Sylvia Barret, is young teacher facing the challangc of her first teaching job. The play consists of a 27 member cast, all of whom were enrolled in a dramatics class under Mrs. Sharon Treaster. Mrs. Treaster was the coordinator and director of the play. Kim Nelson (Beatrice Schachicr) reads the announcements. s T A I R C A S E 55 Several couples get down to the music Velocity” provided the music for the evening What a sweet couple! ON DECEMBER 3RD, Christmas I Prom was presented to the Junior I Class by the 1984 Senior Class. It was held at the American Legion building from 9-12 P.M. “Velocity” | provided music for the evening. I (“August” was originally intended to Eric shows his dancing abilities before the dance begins. provide music, but due to bad weather that day, they were unable to attend.) During a band recess, Konnie Thomas, Senior Class President, welcomed everyone to the dance. Noel Nothern then sang the theme song, “Somewhere Down The Road,” accompanied by Karen Bice on the piano. Barb Huggins, Junior Class President, thanked the Seniors. And the skit was presented to the Juniors by Mike Pestinger and Mike Shamburg. Red, white and pink were the colors for Christmas Prom this year. Seniors served punch, cookies, Having fun Steve? and candy. Prom was well attended by Juniors, Seniors and their dates. Feeling “happy,” Langcr? Where’s my date? Mr. Caldwell serves punch to students, Amy and Jill kept an eye on the “Scftorcs. Cameron and Vicki relax a moment Noel and Louise boogie on down! Come on. smile Lori! mas DOROTHT RETURNS Dorothy (Kelly Albert) clutches Toto. Dorothy ............. Kelly Albert Scarecrow ........... Kevin Carrico Tinman .............. Kurtis Carrico Lion ................. Noel Nothern Melinda .............. Kim Nelson Boq ..................Jaci Kelley Zoq ........................... Kris Eilert Verdo ................Chad Treaster Jade ................Teresa Holmes Belinda ............. Kristi Guipre Inky ................ Kelly Nelson Blinky ........... DeAnn Roberson Slinky ............... Lori Hiserote Amber .............. Michele Gengler Topaz ............... Mickey Karlin Winkle ................Tim Belden Wonkle .............. Duane Wiles Glinda ..............Sherri Abell Ruby ................. Karen Bice Garnet .............. Karen Weller Wizard ............... Kelly Kadel Poppies .............. Kim Nelson Jodi Van Pelt Jeri Highland Monica McShane Lion (Noel Nothern) and Scarecrow (Kevin Carrico) consider the Yellow Brick Road. 58 The witch (Kristi Guipre) places her captives into their cage. TO THE LAND OF O Belinda (Kim Nelson) gives her blessing. The wizard (Kelly Kadcl) is uncovered. Cats (K. Nelson, L. Hiscrotc. D. Roberson) hiss and scratch. The good witch's helpers await her commands. Helpers of the evil witch prepare the cage. B.A.S.S. presented “The Wizard of Oz” to the Elementary students Jan. 9 and to the public Jan. 12. The story tells of Dorothy’s whirlwind trip to Oz where her house lands on a wicked witch. She then begins her journey to the Emerald City in an attempt to go home again. On her way she meets the Scarecrow, Tinman, and Lion. They must steal a magical cap from a wicked witch. Succeeding, they return to the Emerald City. Dorothy is finally able to return home. 1st row: K Nelson. J Kelley, K. Eilert. L. Hiscrotc, K. Nelson. D Roberson. T Belden. D Wiles. J. Van Pelt. J. Highland. 2nd row: T. Holmes, J. Warburton. K. Guipre. M. Karlin. M. Gengler. K. Carrico, N. Nothern. K. Albert. M. McShane, K. Carrico, K. Kadcl. S. Abell. K Bice, C. Trcastcr. 59 ] C1 Jb® A. D I ® c ® LAY CR Karen Bice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bice, was escorted by Mike Ricmann. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ricmann. Susan Golladay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Golladay. was escorted by Noel Noth-ern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nothern. Louise Hodgson. AFS student staying with the Darrell Fulhage family, was escorted by Darrell Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams. Michelle McShane. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McShane. was escorted by Max File, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth File. Monica McShane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McShane. was escorted by Aernoud Van dc Graff, AFS student of the Gerald Meier family. Connie Wiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wiles, was escorted by Eric Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Becker. TO MICHELL Candidates and escorts pose after ceremony. Front Row: Louise Hodgson, Connie Wiles. Karen Bice. Susan Golladay. Michelle McShane. and Monica McShane. Back Row: Mike Pestingcr, emcee. Mike Ricmann, Noel Northern. Max File and Acrnoud Van Dc Graff. Not Pictured: escorts Eric Becker, and Darrell Adams. Mike Pestingcr was the emcee for the ceremony. Darrell. Louise, Eric, Connie, Acrnoud, and Monica wait patiently. The big moment is about to arrive! The 1984 Beloit Spring Homecoming Relays was held on April 19. Spirit week was held to add up to the excitement on Thursday. At 3:20, Thursday afternoon, Mike Pestinger, emcee, introduced the Trojan royalty and then was handed the envelope to announce that Michelle McShane as the 1984 Spring Homecoming queen. Matt Treaster, Stu-Co President, placed the crown on Michelle. Shay Blanding handed her the roses while Kelly Albert handed pins to all the candidates. The crowning highlighted the 44th Annual Relays. The Beloit Trojan boys track team finished 5th and the girls finished with a fourth place. A dance in the BJSHS commons area followed the relays until 12:00. All the candidates and escorts attended this. Music was provided by sophomore. Shannon Unrein. The night proved to be one of fun and celebration. 61 Michelle McShane gives her response to the crowning. Servers: Front row L to R: M. Dects, K. Carrico, S. Snedden, K. Marozas, T. Johnson. C. Treaster, T. Weber. Second row: T. Collins. M. Fulhage, L. Rcimann. H. Marten. K. Albert. R. Dietz. G. Klenda. 62 Teryl and Parrish, both in their prom attire, enjoy the prom. Molly and Mike “putting on the Ritz. Brett looking his best! Bret, being the polite gentlemen, gladly fills punch glasses. A few of the remaining Juniors decorating for prom. As the Senior class of 1984 prepares to depart BHS and carry on their lives, there are alot of memories that will always remain. Memories like prom. The Junior class prom went over very well. Although the Juniors lacked sufficent funds to throw a “good” prom, or so everybody said, the money was spent wisely. Many problems arose this year but all were delt with, and corrected. Joni shows all! (almost) The skit, in honor of the Seniors, was a slide show presentation narrarated by Mr. Caldwell and Mrs. Larson. TQOJAN ROYALTY I9S4 1983 Fall Homecoming Queen Julie Bell cscorlcd by Mike 1983 Fall Homecoming candidates and escorts. Shamburg. 1984 Spring Homecoming candidates and escorts. 1984 Spring Homecoming Queen Michelle McShanc escorted by Max File. Teryl Amcrine escorted by Steve Chandler. Shay Blanding escorted by Aaron Adams. Konnic Thomas escorted by Tony Fobes. Monica McShanc escorted Arnold Van dc Graff. Louise Hodgson escorted by Darrell Adams. Karen Bice escorted by Mike Riemann. Connie Wiles escorted by Eric Becker. 65 SPORTS T R O J A N 1984 “We Like What First Row - T. Johnson, C. Myers. D. Hartman, E. Widrig, K. Marozas, C. Blass, T. Weber. S. Snedden, D. Gcnglcr, E. Smith. C. Miner, T. Caldwell. R. Pierce. C. Treaster. B. Dclka - Second Row - D. Alcorn. T. Odle. T. Watts, B. Kolman, J. Adams. P. Blanding, M. Dects. M. Tolbert. K. Terry, B. Lindblad, T. Milholland. T. Carlton, G. Foulkc, T. Johnson, R. Bunger - Back Row - G. Wilkcns, M. Barbo. P. Caldwell, D. Adams. A. Adams, Aernaud Van De Graaff. J. Heiman. M. Riemann. B. Piper, M. Shamburg. M. File. S. Stover, S. Chandler. M. Treaster. B. Hilcs, S. Scirer, C. Soncs. Seniors - First Row- Max File, Mike Riemann, Jeff Heiman, Brian Piper, Steve Chandler.-Second Row- Darrel Adams, Aaron Adams, Scott Stover. Mike Shamburg, Aernaud Van De Graaff, Malt Treaster. 68 We See In 83!” Coaches - Back Row - Asst. Coaches. Gene Wilkens, Peter Caldwell. Mike Barbo. Chris Sones - Front Row - Asst. Coach. Bill Hiles. Head Coach, Steve Seirer. “We like what we see in 83” was the motto of the Beloit Trojan football team, putting an impressive 6-3 record into the record books. In the Trojans first outing the Trojans put down a big South East of Saline team 22-0. The next week they were on the road to Clay Center. Clay Center, a 4A school, gave the Trojans their first loss of the season, 29-14, in a close fought ball game that could have of gone either way. Sacred Heart came to town the next week and in an error plagued game by the Trojans, Sacred Heart came out with a 14-0 win. The team got things together against Ellsworth in a hard fought defensive ball game and came out on the top, winning 6-0. The Trojans kept on rolling over Lindsborg 35-0, and Concordia 14-7, in our annual rivalry. On Homecoming night the Trojans defeated Minneapolis, a much improved team, in a mud bath, 13-6. Riley County then came to town and went down to defeat, 13-0. The Trojans then went to Belleville. They dropped a chance to go to the playoffs and be league champs by letting Belleville slip out of their grasps and lost 16-6, to end the season. Score Board Record 6-3 Beloit 22 South Bast 0 Beloit 15 Clay Center 29 Beloit 0 Sacred Heart 14 Beloit 6 Ellsworth 0 Beloit 35 Lindsborg 0 Beloit 14 Concordia 7 Beloit 13 Minniapolis 6 Beloit 13 Riley County 0 Beloit 6 Belleville 16 Tim Watts breaks away for good yardage against Riley County. 69 Tony Milholland puts the heat on the opposing quarterback. FIRST ROW: Toby Johnson. Chad Myers. David Hartman. Eric Widrig. Kevin Marozas, Chuck Biass, Troy Weber, Shannon Sncddcn. Dion Gengler, Eric Smith, Chad Miner, Tim Caldwell, Roger Pierce, Chad Treaster, Brad Delka. SECOND ROW: Coach Sones, Dean Alcorn. Heath Kolman, Lynn Kadel. James Lange. Paul Weakley, Doug Twaddell, Mike Maxwell, Brent Lindblad, Lance McCunc. Jason Vetter, John Yeary, Randy Strocdc, Jamie Meyer, Troy Odle, Rob Bunger, Coach Wilkens. Aaron Adams kicks the extra point while Matt Parrish Blanding and Jeff Adams close in for the tackle. Treaster holds. 70 VARSITY TEAM: 1st row; DccAnn Roberson, Chris Foote, Tcryl Amcrinc, Jodie Sporlcdcr, Denise Adams, 2nd row; Coach Rita O'Bryan, Vicki McCune. Julie Bell. Rhonda Dietz, Paula Daniels, Connie Wiles, Karen Bice, Lisa Gaskill, Michele Gcngler and Assistant Coach Will Hocstje. JUNIOR VARSITY: Melissa Fulhage. Gretchen Klenda, Cathy Wiles. Joni Hyman. Lisa Riemann. Rhonda Dietz, Michele Genglcr, Teri Collins, Denise Adams, Chris Foote, and Kristin Amcrinc. FRESHMAN: 1st row; Kris Eilcrt, Mickey Karlin, 2nd row; Dawn Nichols, Kristin Amcrine, Kelli Nelson, Marsha Bice, Angela Crowley, and Tina Eilert. “Just Wait and See In 83” was the motto for the 1983 Girls Volleyball Team. They started the season with an impressive victory over Clifton-Clyde. The team then traveled to the Lincoln Tournament and in first round action against Lucas-Luray won. The girls then went on to place fourth in the tournament. Through the season the girls ended up with an 8-15 record, with wins over Belleville, Ellsworth, Lincoln, Minniapolis and a fifth place finish in the Concordia Tournament. The coaches this year were Miss Rita O'Bryan and assistant coach Will Hoestje. Their coaching and support helped spark new interest in the sport of volleyball. “The varsity played dynamic, agressive volleyball, with strong offense and defense. They showed the fans what teamwork can do,” said Coach O'Bryan of the team. The girls got strong leadership from the seniors this year, while the juniors lent support in depth and ability. The underclassmen also showed ability and promise for the future. 72 73 Trojan Varsity: Back row to front row Coach Steve Scircr, mgr. Jodi Sporleder, mgr. Kelli Morrell. Gretchcn Klcnda, Cathy W iles. Holly Marten. Rhonda Diet . Melissa Fulhage, mgr Jeri Highland, mgr. Cindy Swisher. Asst. Coach Patty Weber; Tcri Collins. Jackie Hull. Molly Nicwald. Paula Daniels. Michele Gcngler. Joyce Lange. Chris Foote. Karen Bice, Louise Hodgson. Susan Golladay, and Connie Wiles. The 1983-84 Lady Trojans Basketball team, coached by Steve Seirer and Patty Weber, completed a very successful year on a heart breaking two point loss to Sacred Heart. The team started the year off right when they trounced Minneapolis, to set a new school record for the highest winning margin (31). The team, led by three seniors, Karen Bice, Susan Golladay, and Connie Wiles completed the year with a record of 10-11. This record was no indication of the type of ball they played. The Lady Trojans ended up the year ranked 3rd in the tough NCAA league. They also split games with the league champs, Sacred Heart, and the league runner-up, Ellsworth, showing they could play with almost anyone. Jr. Varsity: Back row Coach Steve Seirer. Chris Foote. Holly Marten. Rhonda Diet , Gretchen Klcnda. Asst. Coach Patty Weber; Front row Melissa Fulhage. Cathy Wiles, and Teri Collins. 74 Freshmen: Back row Michelle Karlin. Marsha Bice. Jaci Kelley. Coach Patty Weber; Front row Dawn Nichols. Shonda Cox. Kristin Amcrinc. and Kris Eilert. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Beloit 55 24! Minneapolis Beloit 38 56 Clay Center Beloit 40 51 Concordia Beloit 56 32 Minneapolis Beloit 47 36 Southeast Beloit 42 32 Sacred Heart Beloit 44 40 Belleville Beloit 39 55 Ellsworth Beloit 46 59 Lindsborg Beloit 34 39 Minneapolis Beloit 48 39 Lincoln Beloit 40 54 Concordia Beloit 46 31 Belleville Beloit 41 64 Concordia Beloit 37 49 Russell Beloit 50 39 Southeast Beloit 30 60 Sacred Heart Beloit 45 42 Belleville Beloit 45 42 Ellsworth Beloit 45 55 Lindsborg Beloit 39 41 Sacred Heart SENIORS: Susan Golladay. Karen Bice, mgr. Jodi Sporlcdcr. AFS Student Louise Hodgcson. and Connie Wiles. Individual highlights included: Most points in one game (26) by Karen Bice; Highest field goal % in one game (8-12) by Connie Wiles; Highest free throw % in one game (6-6) by Joyce Lange; Most assists in one game (8) which is also a school record by Susan Golladay. Also a new school record for most team rebounds in one game (51) was set against Lindsborg. The Junior Varsity ended an excellent year 9-2. Coach Patty Weber stated, “They have great potential for the upcoming year. The Freshmen ended a tough but good year at 5-7. Connie Wiles, Senior center, goes up for a shot between four Lindsborg defenders. Karen Bice, Senior forward, looks to pass the ball inside during the first game of the season against Minneapolis. Susan Golladay. Senior guard, pulls the ball out to set up the offense. Joyce Lang 14 hustles to cut off her opponent. Paula Daniels goes up for two points. Michele Gcngler shows form and concentration at the line. Team listens intently during a time out. Susan Golladav changes her mind about driving to the basket. FRONT ROW: Bret Kolman. Roger Pierce, Kevin Marozas. Tim Caldwell, Eric Widrig, SECOND ROW: Coach Wilkcns. Coach Smith. Brad Lindbiad, Kurt Terry, Shannon Sneddcn. Troy Weber. Mike Shamburg. Mike Tolbert, mgrs.; Troy Carlton, Mike Robinson. Denise Adams. B. Kolman drives in for a basket attempt. K. Terry looks for an open teammate. [= IZ n - m Bret Kolman listens for advice from Coach Gene Wilkens. The 1983-84 Boys Basketball Team, which consisted of only one senior, was coached by Head Coach Gene Wilkens and Assistant Coach Larry Smith. This years basketball team improved over the year and had a 3-18 record on the season. The Trojans started the season off on a bad note by dropping their first 3 games losing to Minneapolis 50-66, Clay Center 42-61, and to Concordia 45-78 in tournament play. Against Minneapolis, in a conference game, the Trojans got their act together and beat Minneapolis 62-58. Then the Trojans dropped the next 6 games to Southeast of Saline 30-51, Sacred Heart 50-83, Belleville 43-44, in a close game, Ellsworth 38-75, Lindsborg 42-54, and lost to Minneapolis 65-77. Entering the Cross Roads Classic with a record of 1-9, the Trojans were ranked sixth in the tournament bracket. The Trojans met up with Superior, which was another close game but lost 55-59. Then the Trojans lost the other two games to Sabetha 27-49 and to Hcborn 35-48. After the Cross Roads Classic, the Trojans lost to Lincoln 54-71 and to Concordia 59-77. Southeast of Saline came to town and Beloit won a very close game 46-44, but then lost to Sacred Heart 50-78, but then bounced back and beat Belleville 55-46. Then the team went to Ellsworth and lost 51-76 and to Lindsborg 57-70. Entering sub state with a 3-17 record, the Trojans came up against Ellsworth and lost 52-71 to end the season. Mike Tolbert wails for the shot. Tim Caldwell breaks for the basket. 78 Mike Shamburg puts up a shot as Bret Kolmai looks on. Shamburg fights to get open, as Snedden puts the moves on his man. Tolbert begins a drive to the basket as his defender tries to recover. Kolman receives last minute advice as he enters the game. Marozas pops one from fifteen for two points. Another two points for Shamburg as he shoots. The Trojan varsity; what pretty faces. Snedden shoots over his defenders. Trojans complete Phase Five Kansas finest team accepts State Championship trophy. Co-Capts. Aaron and Matt. The Beloit Trojan wrestling team completed “Phase Five” by winning their fifth straight state championship in a row and amassing 193Vi points in the 4A Kansas State Wrestling Championships at Russell. The Trojans were considered the finest team in the state after defeating the then top rated Kapaun Mt. Carmel team in the early season Clay Center Invitational tournament. After the Clay Center tournament the Trojans continued their dominating season by winning fourteen duals and three more invitational tournaments. The matmen ended the regular season with 15 dual wins, no losses and four tournament titles to their name. The completion of the undefeated season increased the Trojans consecutive dual win streak to 79 and raised their consecutive tournament wins to 25. The Trojans swept through their respective Sub-State by qualifying all twelve wrestlers for state competition and at the state meet the Trojans placed nine with one fourth, one third, one second and an outstanding six firsts. Leading the successful “Black Machine” were senior co-captains Aaron Adams and Matt Treaster. Aaron finished the season with a (30-5) record while fighting his way to a fourth place finish in a tough 167 class. Matt finished the season with a record of (33-1), a career record of (123-2), and a fourth straight state title; only the third person to do so in Kansas history. Treaster also set new team records for most wins in a season (33), most takedowns in a season (64) and most takedowns in a career (175). Others placing in the State meet were: Todd Johnson 98 , Chad Treaster 105 , Toby Johnson 112 , Brett Creager 119 , and Jeff Adams 155 placing first; Mike Riemann 145 placed second; Parrish Blanding 126 placed third. The completed season will be remembered as one of the state’s finest ever. The Trojans have six previous state champions returning under the guidance of Head Coach Chris Sones and will reset their goals for a never done before sixth straight title defense in the ’84-’85 season. 81 Matt grabs for leverage. Jeff accepts state title. Aaron Adams, 1671b. 4th at state, pins his man. Parrish Blanding, 1261b. 3rd at slate, celebrates after pinning his man in th finals of the Beloit Invitational. Mike Riemann, 1451b. 2nd at state, checks the score of his match. The Seniors - Darrell Adams, Matt Trcaslcr, Aaron Adams, Scott Stover, Mike Riemann. and Jeff Heiman. Back Row - Head Coach Chris Sones, Todd Johnson, Lynn Kadcl, Toby Johnson, Brett Creager, Parrish Blanding. Matt Trcastcr. Tim Walts, Mike Riemann, Jeff Adams, Aaron Adams. Mark Deets, Jeff Heiman, Asst. Coach Carl Bice - Middle Row - Dean Alcorn, Rob Bungcr. Chad Trcastcr. Kevin Magctte. Darrell Adams. Troy Kjcllbcrg, Dion Gcngler, Tracy Hayden. Scott Stover. Cameron Schenk, Joe Witt. Jay Heiman - Front Row Managers DeAnn Roberson and Joni Hyman. 82 I ELOIT Front Row L to I Aaron Pohlman Vaughn Studcr John Ycary Kurtis Carrico Brad Dclka Back Row L to F Toby Johnson Jamie Meier Kelly Kadel Joe Meier Jerry Kruse Parrish Blanding Not pictured: Roger Pierce Chad Minor Todd Osborne Seniors Joe, Jerry, and sophomore Toby pose for a picture. Roger keeps an eye on his tec shot. This year under the direction of a new Coach, Mr. Bill Hiles, the Beloit Golf team had an up and down season. The young squad consisted of 2 Seniors, 1 Junior, 5 Sophomores, and last but not least 1 Freshmen. The A-Team competed in 9 tournaments and usually Finished in the middle of the pack. The B-Team competed in 2 A-Team tournaments, Beloit and Plainville, looking to gain experience. Coach Hiles said, “It was an exciting year for me as it was my first opportunity to work with a Golf Team. We were extremely young and our young golfers made great strides. Our two graduating Seniors will be missed, but as the saying goes about sports, we will be much improved next year.” BELOIT BOYS TRACK TEAM: K. Terry, A. Adams. E. Becker. D. Adams. B. Piper, T. Watts. J. Adams. E. Widrig. I). Hartman. B Kolman.C. Myers, T. Weber, M. Dccts. B. Lindblad, T. Kjcllberg. S. Snedden, C. Schenk. T. Caldwell, E. Smith. H. Kolman. M. Maxwell. K. Marozas. I). Twaddell, B. Lindblad. Boys Track Coaches: Mical Barbo, Larry Smith. Peter Caldwell, and Steve Seirer. The Beloit track team fun bunch. Big A, what a stud! Track Squad. 1st row: C. Wiles. T. Amerinc, K. Bice. 2nd row: G. Klcnda, M. Niewald. D. Roberson, M. Genglcr, R. Dietz. 3rd row: K. Amerine. K. Mathis. C. Foote. C. Wiles. T. Collins. S. Cox. 4th row: M. Bice. L. Weber. J. Kelley, K. Eilcrt, G. Rotten. Kristin gives her all. Senior Girls: Connie Wiles. Tcryl Amerine, and Karen Bice. THE 1984 GIRLS TRACK SQUAD was a young one this year. Though relatively inexperienced, they pulled together for a great year. Freshmen participating this year were Lorie Weber, Ginger Rutten, Dawn Nichols, Jaci Kelley, Kris Eilert, Shonda Cox, Chris Brown, Marsha Bice, Kristin Amerine. Numbering among the sophomores were Kim Nelson, Kelly Mathis, Gretchen Klenda, Chris Foote. Rhonda Dietz, Cathy Wiles, Teri Collins. Juniors were Molly Niewald, Michele Gengler, Dee Roberson, and Joyce Lange. The Seniors providing leadership were Connie Wiles, Karen Bice and Teryl Amerine. Those qualifying for State Track at Wichita were Kristin Amerine. Gretchen Klcnda, Rhonda Dietz, Teryl Amerine, Lorie Weber, Jaci Kelley, and Connie Wiles. Kris overcomes all obstacles. Tcryl shows her winning finish. It's not a bird, it’s super Mol. ©INI mWH THi Girl's Relay Team: Tcryl Amcrinc, Rhonda Dietz, Jaci Kelley, and Kristin Amcrinc. Connie heaves for a good throw. Chris strides like a winner. Jaci and Rhonda make a smooth hand-off. ORGANIZATIONS National) Honor Sooiett National Honor Society is an organization established to honor students on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Each year the faculty votes for four juniors and three seniors based on these characteristics. The 1983-84 National Honor Society members include: Aaron Adams, Shay Blanding, Michelle McShane, and Matt Treaster. Mr. Bob Holl, BJSHS counselor, sponsors NHS. Besides being recognized as honor students, the members tutored high school students. The annual installation ceremony took place at the end of last year. 92 NHS members discuss several topics during a meeting. AFS MEMBERS: M. Deets, C. Treastcr, L. Chandler, M. Fulhage. T. Weber, D. W ilson, M. Treastcr, D. Roberson, S. McMillan, M. Nicwald. D. Wiles, S. Blanding, K. Weller, S. Booz. K. Carrico. J. Vossman, J. Hyman, P. Wcssling, J. VanPelt, K. Jones, P. Bell, S. Golladay, M. Spear. D. Trickett, K. Albert, K. Bice, N. Nothern, J. Warburton, M. Conway, C. Schenk, M. McShane, K. Nelson, K. Thomas, V. McCunc. M. McShanc, Ms. Soncson, Acrnoud and Louise. Officers: Monica McShanc, Kim Nelson, Konnic Thomas, Michelle McShanc, and Vicky McCune. The AFS year began in August with the arrival of Louise from Australia and Aernoud from Holland. The AFS attended several weekends throughout the year. Some of the places were Salina, Goodland, and Osborne. In February, Beloit had their own weekend. Money was raised for their class rings and also for their yearbooks. At Christmas the students raised enough money for them to call home. This was another exciting and fulfilling year for AFS. Louise and Aernoud will leave many memories in Beloit. Louise and Melissa play a game of backgammon. The 83-84 school year at BJSHS was blessed by a young lady from “down under'. Louise Hodgson, a native of Wooroloo, Western Australia, spent a year in the United States through the AFS program. In Louise's home town she left behind her mother and father and a younger brother to stay with Darrell and Jocile Fulhage and their daughter Melissa, on their farm southwest of Beloit. “When I first got here I slept for a few days (jet lag). I liked Beloit because all the people were so friendly. They all made me feel so at home and I've had a great host family.” Louise arrived in Salina on the 28th of July after first traveling to LA via 747. She will leave in the middle of July after a 10 day bus trip around the U.S. She plans to major in accounting at the University of Western Australia and then become a CPA. During her stay, Louise has been involved in Art and Photo, AFS, Y-Teens, band and girls basketball. “I really like all the activities and clubs here. Also, 1 have realized the large emphasis on sports here. In Australia, its all done more for fun.” Louise cited some differences between our country and her own. Although none are very major differences she has coped well with the minor adjustments such as; light switches are upside down, toilet water runs the other way, driving is done on the opposite side of the road, roads are patterned in squares, and the slangs make the different dialects of English nearly separate languages. “Some people swear 1 speak a different language”, says Louise. Besides all the differences she says shes having a great time. When Louise leaves us she will be missed greatly. But she has touched each of us with her lively spirit and cute Australian accent. The time she has spent here has made this world that much smaller and helped us to realize that we are all the same no matter where we are from. Louise and here hosl family. Louise poses in business class. WOOD BRIN HOLLAND TO Acrnoud and his two “brothers' . This year, Aernoud Van de Graaff was one of the two foreign exchange students to attend BJSHS. Aernoud came to America from Holland. His family consists of six people: Marco and Tineka, his parents, Yolanlhe, his sister, Wouter and Robert, his brothers. When Aernoud arrived in Beloit, he went to live with the Gerald Meiers family. He will spend a full school year at BHS, and return to Holland to attend business college about 7 miles from his home. After one general year of business education, he has several choices. His choice, as of right now, is to plan a career in accounting. If something should go wrong with that choice, then his second career choice would be in the field of computers. Aernoud at home with the Meiers: Jamie, Joe, Kelly. Barb and Gerald. Joe and Aernoud joke around while playing pool. Mm Mm pamrm Front Row (L to R) S. Blanding. B. Huggins, R. Strocdc, J. Ycary, H. Kolman, M. Kohler, V. Studer. M. Hiscrotc, L. Elder (sponsor). J. Bell, G. Gildersleeve, P. Wessling. M. Spear. M. Fulhage, L. Riemann. K. Amerine, J. Lange. J. Brown, M. File, S. Stover, T. Fobcs. J. Heiman. M. Ricmann, M. Pcstinger, M. Shamburg, E. Becker. T. Johnson, M. Trcastcr. S. Chandler. D. Adams, L. Hodgson. J. Meier, J. Heiman. B. File, M. Robinson, D. Gengler, M. Deets, R. Pierce. K. Marozas, T. Johnson. D. Hartman. C. Schenk, R. Bunger, J. Heidrick, A. Pohlman. B. Hyman, M. Holmes. T. Haney, C. Rouse, M. Smith. J. Bunger. D. Daniels, R. Larson, D. Nichols, M. Harder, J. Vossman, J. Hyman, L. Albert, S. Cox, S. Robinson, S. McMillan. K. Sewell. Officers (L to R) Shay Blanding, secretary; Julie Bell, president; Barb Huggins, treasurer; Gayle Gildersleeve, vice-president. Todd Johnson demonstrates throwing a pot on the wheel to Kevin Marozas and Heath Kolman. Pam Wcssling looks up from her project to pose for a picture. Mike Brumnter works diligently on his project. Max gives the camera an evil eye. he 1983-1984 Art and Photo Club trvived another year of art shows and antests. They spent all year putting toother many exciting projects which towed imagination, skill, and hours of ard work. The club members were loking forward to all of the shows and antests but mainly to the eighth annual cloit High Art Show on May 12, 1984. hey displayed projects in the following itegories: pen and ink, pencil, and larcoal drawings; ceramics, sculpture, rintmaking, stained glass, acrylic aiming, and photography. he Club had a picnic after their first lecting and also watched a film at the eginning of the year. Mark Dccts displays his piece of art. I si row, M. Nicwald, K. Albert, J. Hyman, M. Fulhage. J. Hull. B. Huggins, D. Wilson, K. Bice, S. McMillan. K. Thomas. M. Conway. D. Adams, M. Spear. K. Guipre. J. Lange, D. Jenson. M. MeShane. K. Amcrine, R. Pierce. K. Carrico. B. Harvey, K. Nelson, S. Blanding. C. Wiles, T. Albin, A. Van dc Graaff, D. Wiles. 3rd row. K. Marozas, T. Weber. K. Kadcl, C. German. J. Bell. T. Johnson. K. Weller. M. Harder. L. Hodgson, C. Foote. D. Roberson. T. Collins. M. Bice. T. Odlc. H. Marten. 4th row, N. Northern. D. Twaddcll. K. Carrico. M. MeShane. B. Williams, R Larson. R. Fox, C. Schenk, 5th row. T. Caldwell. D. Nichols. J. Kelley, B. Creager. E. Smith. 6th row, J. Vossman, S. Robinson, S. Abell. T. Peterson. R. Boden, C. Brown, D. Nichols. T. Johnson, C. Wiles, T. Stewart. A. Williams, P. Daniels, N. Grabill, V. Sluder, B. Tossick. B. Foulke, P. Wessling, K. Morrell, A. Crowley, P. Bell, D. Trickett. G. Klenda. THE 1983 MARCHING TROJAN BAND had a spectacular season under the direction of Jon Robichaud and Field Conductors Karen Bice, and Sue McMillan. The Band earned a I-rating at Fort Hays State Marching Contest by performing such numbers as “Canyon Country”, “Sun Cat”, “Robert E. Lee”, and “One Voice”. The Marching Trojans, 83 members strong, performed halftime shows in front of home audiences and traveled to perform at Kansas Wesleyan and Fort Hays State University. They also had the opportunity to participate in K-State Band Day, and to march in the Veterans’ Day and Homecoming parades. The various weather conditions that the band performed in, showed that they are a group with alot of talent and dedication to making the band the best it can be! Flags: M. Nicwald, K. Albert, J. Hyman. M. Fulhage, J. Hull. B. Huggins, D. Wilson, Captain K. Thomas, M. Conway, D. Adams. M. Spear, K. Guipre, J. Lange. 98 THE 1983 FLAG TEAM helped to add the finishing touches to each of the halftime performances of the band. The team consisted of 13 talented members who worked long hours to perfect each performance. They earned a I-rating at the Fort Hays State Marching Contest for their routine to “Sun Cat”. The flag team also performed to the songs “Hang 'Em High”, “Canyon Country”, “Robert E. Lee”, and “One Voice”. The team was led by captain Konnie Thomas. THE 1983-84 DRILL TEAM once again had an outstanding year. The 18 member squad performed to songs such as “Far From Over”, “Only Time Will Tell”, “Some Kind of Friend”, and “Centerfold”. Their many hours of practice paid off with excellent performances at halftimes of the boys basketball games, and at wrestling matches. The squad also traveled to perform at Kansas Wesleyan and at the National Junior College Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson. In April the girls competed for ratings at Solomon, where trophies and medals were presented to the top three teams. Routines were designed by Captains Dawn Wilson, Julie Bell, and Shay Bland-ing. Drill Team; 1st row, K. Thomas. S. Blanding, D. Wilson. J. Bell. M. McShanc, 2nd row. D. Roberson, J. Lange, T. Stewart, J. Hyman, S. McMillan, 3rd row, C. Foote. G. Klcnda, R. Dietz, H. Marten, C. German, K. Albert. T. Collins. M. Fulhage. CONCERT BAND: center- Mr. Robichaud. 1st row- A. Williams, T. Stewart, S. McMillan, J. Lange, C. Wiles, B. Huggins, J. Hyman, M. Conway. K. Bice, 2nd row- D. Adams, C. Brown, K. Morrell. P. Bell, K. Guipre. G. Klenda, R. Dietz, K. Nelson. D. Bell, L. Chandler, J. Hull, M. Fulhage. P. Donley. D. Trickett. K. Thomas. 3rd row- S. Robinson, T. Peterson, A. Crowley, B. Tossick, J. Vossman, M. Harder, C. Wiles. D. Nichols, D. Wiles, S. Blanding. V. Sluder. R. Bunger. J. Gravatt. M. Niewald, M. Spear, T. Johnson, N. Grabill. P. Daniels, D. Wilson. J. Kelley, E. Smith. T. Caldwell. D. Nichols, 4th row- P. Wessling. S. Abell, R. Boden, B. Foulkc. M. Bice, T. Collins, T. Odlc, C. German. T. Johnson, D. Roberson, J. Bell. T. Weber, K. Marozas, C. Foote, K. Kadcl. H. Marten. N. Nothern, C. Schenk. B. Creager, R. Fox, K. Carrico. B. Williams, R. Larson. M. MeShane. D. Twaddcll. 5th row- K. Weller. L. Hodgson, K. Nelson. K. Carrico, B. Harvey, R Peirce, M. MeShane, D. Jensen, A. Van dc Graff. K. Albert, T. Albin. THE 1983-84 CONCERT BAND had an exciting, but busy year. The band held a 10 mile March-A-Thon, and sold candy bars in order to raise money. The Concert Band held many successful concerts during the course of the year. They competed at Regional Music Contest in Concordia and received a 1st division rating, which enabled them to advance to state competition. A week before state the band competed at the World's of Fun Band Festival in Kansas City. It was the first major trip the band has ever taken. The following week, the band received 1st division ratings from all three judges at the State Music Contest in Andover. The band also had the added help of Myles Mazur, Director of Bands at Wichita State University. Receiving 1st division ratings at state competition in both concert band and marching band, is a first for Beloit. Only 3 bands in the state received Fs in both concert and marching. V Row I: K. Mathis. S. Mallory, C. Brown. N. Nothern, R. Strocdc. B. Lindblad, N. Grabill, J. Meier. K. Weller. T. Peterson. D. Nichols. C. Sewell. C Bice (Director). Row 2: P. Staley. C. Eilert, G. Rutten. J. Hyman. S. Blanding, T. Osborne. J. Vetter. L. McCune. C. Blass, S. Williamson. J. Gravatt, B. Tossick. M. Nelson, S. Unrein, D. Trickctt. Row 3: C. Swisher, L. Albert. M. Bice, D. Winters. T. Cranell, J. W'arburton. D. Jensen. B. Piper, B. Lindblad, J. Winters. R. Deitz, L. Engelbert, S. Robinson, J. Highland. B. Foulke. BHS Singers: Row I: M. Piper. K. Bice. S. Blanding, S. Golladay. K. Nelson. Row 2: M. Dccts. B. Lindblad. B. Lindblad. J. Heiman. Row 3: M. Bice, T. Collins. L. Riemann, K. Guipre. S. Robinson. Row 4: N. Nothern. D. Twadcll. N. Grabill. M. Treaster. Mark Deets performs a song, which he wrote, at the pop concert. The Beloit High School Chorus and Singers had a yearfull of excitement and success. They had several performances, all of which were well planned and well executed. At one of the shows, the turn out was said to be the best in several years. The entertainment consisted of the BHS band, BHS Chorus and Singers, duets, solos and music from a synthesizer. Along with the regular performances, they also had their annual stage show. The show, as usual, had a good turn out and the acts that were performed were both funny and enjoyable for everyone of any age. At state music contest, the BHS Singers received a two, the girls ensamblc received a one, and so did the boys ensamblc. An extra effort is always shown by the singers, because they must meet and practice on Stephanie and Noel show off their talents at the pop concert, their own time so they will be prepared to give shows to clubs and organizations. THE 1983-84 TROJAN BAND: flutes- K. Bice, M. Conway, J. Hyman, B. Huggins. K. Thomas, D. Trickctt. P. Donley, M Fulhage. J. Hull. I Chandler. R Dietz. D. Bell.G. Klcnda. K. Nelson, M. Spear. J. Gravatt. M.Niewald; clarinets-A. Williams. T. Stewart. S. McMillan, J. Lange, D. Adams. C. Brown. K. Morrell. P. Bell. K. Guipre. K. Amcrinc. T. Peterson, S. Robinson, A. Crowley, B Tossick. P. Wessling, S. Abell. R Boden. B. Foulke; alto clarinet-J. Vossman; bass clarinet- C. Wiles. M. Harder; contra clarinet- S Blanding; Aboe- C. Wiles; alto sax- D. Wilson, P Daniels. N. Grabill. T. Johnson; tenor sax- D. Wiles, D. Nichols; bari sax- R. Bunger, V. Studer; trumpets- T. Weber, J. Bell. D. Roberson. T. Johnson. H. Martin. K. Kadel. C. Foote, K. Marozas, C. German. T. Odle. T. Collins. M. Bice; french horn- D. Nichols. T. Caldwell. E. Smith. J. Kelley trombone- M. MeShane, D. Twaddell. R. Larson. B. Williams, K. Carrico. R. Fox; baritone- B. Creager; basses- N. Nothern. C. Schenk; percussion- R. Pierce. B Harvey, K.Nelson. K. Carrico. M. MeShane. D. Jensen. L. Hodgson. K. Weller; mallets- A. Van dc Graff, T. Albin, K. Albert. Saxophone Quartet: Dawn Wilson, Paula Daniels. Duane Wiles, Nathan Girls' Vocal Ensemble: L. Riemann. k. Nelson. T. Collins. M. Piper. K. Orabill. Bice. S. Blanding. P. Wessling. M. Bice, S. Robinson. K. Guipre. S. Golladay. ORCHkSTR I CD IKEtS FJJME- SHOWING 1st row: Trina Weber, Karen Bice, Paula Daniels. Curtis Carrico, Kevin Carrico. Ronnie Pierce. Kim Nelson; 2nd row: Tammy Peterson. Nathan Grabill, ...... Melinda Boettcher. Debbie Bell. Denise Adams. Kelli Morrell. Chris Brown. Duane Wiles. Mike Powell. Eric Lamport; 3rd row: Eric Smith. Marsha Bice. Troy Endsley. Doug Twaddel; 4th row: Brian Harvey. Mr. Harbaugh. Brent l.indblad, Tim Beldon. Brad Lindblad. THE 1983-84 SR. HIGH ORCHESTRA, under the direction of Michael Harbaugh, practiced every Tuesday and Thursday morning to prepare for a successful! Fall and Spring Concert. “Promenade and Great Gate of Kiev”, “Farandole”, “Lucile”, and “Eine Kliene Nachtmusik” were some of the songs performed by the orchestra. Many of the members participated in the Western Kansas Orchestra Festival in Hays and gave a very impressive concert under a guest conductor. Playing “Siciliano and Allegro”, the string ensemble earned a II rating at the Regional Music Contest in Concordia. Many string solos were also given. The orchestra ended their year by providing music for the 1984 Vo-Tech and BHS Graduations. OCV-OIT OS 0 Mark Dcets plays Richard Simmons in the Sophomore class skit. Kristi attending regular battle of the buldgc classes with Richard and friends. The Beloit High School Music Department pulled off another successful stage show. The show theme this year was “All Night Long.” Altogether, there were nineteen acts that were put on in a span of two hours. Performing were, the pit band, BHS singers. Freshman class. Sophomore class. Junior class, the Senior class, drill team, and choraliers. There were several other single acts that included singing, dancing, and music from some band students. Htg bept. en $ Pam (and friend) exercise with the famous Mr. Simmons. The stage show was presented to the public on two nights, May 21, and 22, both nights the audience was very responsive. From beginning to end, the 1984 “All Night Long stage show was a huge success. Laughter and tears were shared by all of the performers, particularly the Seniors, as their last big event of the school year took place. The year has come to a end, but the memories still remain, as the Seniors leave the hall ways, their voices still do reign. Noel preparing to sing in dress rehearsal. FFA MEMBERS: L. to R. 1st row; Jeff Adams, Scott Stover. Mike Riemann. Jeff Hieman. Mike Tolbert, Aaron Adams. Steven Stover. Chris Boettcher. Brett Williams, 2nd row; Jerry Brown. Lynn Kadel. Kevin Sheppard. Scott Foulke. Craig Rouse. Barry Scott. Doug Twaddcll. Brett Creager, Rusty Carter, Richard Boden. Tim Bcldcn, Chris Bell. 3rd row; Mr. DcVorc, Jeff Peters. Scott Eilcrt. Troy Weber. Jeff Bunger. Mike Maxwell. Jason Vetter. Jeff Hcidrick. Rusty Tilton. Paul Remus. 4th row; Jerry Kruse, Greg Foulke. Rob Bunger. Doug Daniels. Mark Smith. Bruce File. Not Pictured is Bill Weber. FFA OFFICERS: L. to R. Front Row; Aaron Adams-Vice President. Jeff Hieman-President. Back Row; Mike Tolbert-Trcasurcr, Jeff Adams- Secretary, Scott Stover- Sentinel, and Mike Riemann-Reporter. Kelly Albert, FFA Sweetheart. 106 Jeff Heiman and Jerry Kruse work to restore a gas engine. Bill Weber rebuilds an engine. The Beloit FFA Chapter began the 83-84 school year by taking a field trip and tour. Farmway Coop took several members of the FFA to visit Farmland Ind. in Kansas City And visited Agricultural Flail of Fame. The six officers and the advisor went to the National Convention in Kan- Troy Weber and Doug Daniels get ready to weld a project. sas City. The members held a chili soup supper at a school event bringing a large crowd. The chapter supported National FFA week by putting up posters in local businesses, providing local businesses with place mats and the members wore thier FFA jackets. The chapter selected Kelly Albert as FFA Sweetheart. The Sweetheart candidates were given a test and a speech on “Why 1 want to be an FFA Sweetheart”. Members attended livestock and dairy judging contests. The officers advisor, and the sweetheart went to the District Banquet. The officers also attended the State Convention in Manhattan. The chapter finished the year by holding a parent-member banquet. Front Row: Lcia Engelbert, Karen Bice, Lori Hiserote, Connie Wiles, Susan Golladay, Lisa Gaskill, Jodie Sporledcr. Vicki McCunc; Middle Row: Michele Gcnglcr. Rhonda Dietz, Chris Foote, Shay Blanding, Lisa Riemann, Grctchcn Klcnda. Tcri Collins, Joni Hyman, Julie Bell, Maria Conway; Back Row: Joyce Lange, DeAnn Roberson. Molly Nicwald. THE 1983-84 GIRLS ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION started the year off on a fast note. GAO held the concession stand at the 1st Annual Beloit Pre-Season Basketball Tournament. The 3-day event brought in a great deal of money that was used to pay for half of the All Sports Banquet. Overall GAO, 21 members strong, had a very successful year, with enough money left over to insure a great start for next years organization. Officers: Sccrciary-Trcasurer Lori Hiserote; Stuco-Rep. Connie Wiles; President Susan Golladay; Vice-President Lisa Gaskill. Front Row- Aaron Adams. Mike Pestinger. Mike Ricmann. Jeff Heiman - Second Row- Jeff Adams. Kurt Terry. Tim Watts. Brett Creager. Todd Johnson, Kevin Marozas. Darrell Adams, Joe Meier. Chad Miner. Chad Treastcr - Third Row - Mike Tolbert. Tony Milholland, Steve Chandler. Bret Kolman, Mike Shamburg. Cameron Schenk, Dru Nichols. Mark Dccts, Dion Gcnglcr - Fourth Row-Brain Piper. Scott Stover. Jerry Kruse. Eric Becker. Parrish Blanding, Toby Johnson, Chad Myers - Top Row- Max File. Brad Lindblad, Rob Bunger. David Hartman. Officers- Jeff Heiman. Treasurer; Aaron Adams. President; Matt Treastcr. Vice President; Mike Pestinger, Secretary; Mike Ricmann. Stu-co Rep. The 1983-1984 Lettermens Club consisted of thirty-seven members that were sponsored by Steve Seirer and Gene Wilkens. Lettermens participated in the “Little Red Wagon” contest at the Homecoming Parade, in which the Sophomores decorated the wagon and it was pulled with a tractor from Weber Implement. Lettermens won first place over other school organizations. Lettermens ran a concession stand at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament to raise money for the All Sports Banquet in the Spring. Lettermens and GAO paid for the banquet, purchased the awards, and also picked Chris Campbell, a world champion wrestler, as the guest speaker. 109 Teresa Holmes gives prose. Team Does Wet! Forensic Members: L to R, front row: Kevin Carrico, Duane Wiles. Jaci Kelly, Michelle Karlin, Kurtis Carrico. Second row: Chad Trcastcr, Kelly Nelson, DcAnn Roberson, Kristine Eilert, Jeri Highland. Third row: Sherri Abell, Kristi Guipre, Kelly Albert, Kim Nelson, Matt Trcastcr, Teresa Holmes. The forensic team had a year full of success. They qualified in seventeen events for state competition at different tournaments, but are only allowed to take sixteen to state competition. Students who have qualified for state are: Matt Treaster and Kurtis Carrico, duet acting; Kevin Carrico, prose interpretation; Kelly Nelson, poetry interpretation; Kevin Carrico and Chad Treaster, improvised duet acting; Matt Treaster, extemporaneous; Kim Nelson, prose interpretation, Sherri Abell and Kelly Albert in improvised duet acting; Kevin Carrico, oration; Duane Wiles and Kristi Guipre, improvised duet acting; and Kristi Guipre and Kelly Albert, duet acting. Students receiving a two rating at rcgionals were, Jaci Kelly, informative, Kris Eilert, prose; Sherri Abell, prose. Kevin Carrico and Chad Treaster, improvised duet acting; Kevin Carrico, humorous solo; Kelly Nelson serious solo, Kris Eilert, serious solo; Kurtis Carrico, extemporaneous; Chad Treaster, Extemp. Receiving a three for her oration was Jeri Highland. Receiving a one rating in early tournaments, and qualfying for state were Teresa Holmes, informative; Kurtis Carrico, informative; Kris Eilert and Mickey Karlin, Duet Acting; Dc Ann Roberson, solo acting; Kim Nelson; solo acting and Kevin Carrico; extemporaneous. Kim shows her gracefulness. DeAnn expresses frustration. Kevin shows off his muscles. Behind the guidance of Mr. Woelk as their sponsor and Jodie VanPelt as the president, the science club had a successful 83-84 year. Meeting once a month the science club viewed films on many interesting things. They also attended some of the college open houses and experienced alot of new things. I. to r. M. Kohler. J. Bungcr. B. Gcngler. M. Trcaster. M. Pcstingcr. D. Wiles, J. VanPelt, E. Becker, A. Pohlman. C. Rouse. B. Hyman. M. Hiscrotc. B. File, and M. Smith. Jodi VanPelt. Bruce File. Duane Wiles, and Mark Smith are the Science Club officers. I. to r. J. Kelley, S. Snyder. T. Caldwell. D. Daniels, D. Gengler. B. Gcngler. C. Miner. C. Schenk. M. Dccts, K. Carrico, J. Vossman. P. Wessling, R. Pierce. C. Myers. D. Hartman. L. Engelbert, and T. Johnson. Not having one of the largest clubs, Future Med accomplished alot in the 1983-84 school year. They went to many different places throughout the year. They learned many new things this year and will prepare for another successful club next year. FMC officers: Pam Wessling. Lcia Engelbert. Chad Myers, and Roger Pierce. Ill CHEERLEADERS KEEP THE Tammy Stewart cheers at the Homecoming Pep Rally.’ Kelly Albert shows her enthusi- Cathy German and Tammy help cheer at a victorious game, asm! x BJSHS Cheerleaders: Shay Blanding, Debbie Bell. Pam Wessling. Molly Niewald, Jill Gravatt. Tammy Petterson.Stephanie Robinson. Kim Nelson. Tammy Stewart. Michelle Spear. Chris Brown. Kelly Albert. April Scott. Dana Trickclt. and Kristi Guipre. Not pictured: Cathy German. x |H|| I' . y 112 SPIRIT ALIVE ! ! ! Boys Varsity Cheerleaders include: Kristi Guipre. Kelly Albert, and Girl's Varsity Cheerleaders include: Dana Trickctt. Kim Nelson. April Tammi Stewart. Not Pictured: Cathy German. They cheered at the boy's Scott, and Stephanie Robinson. They helped to cheer for football as well as football and basketball games. the girl's volleyball and basketball teams. BJSHS Wrestling Cheerleaders include: Pam Wessling Michelle Spear, Molly Nicwald. and Shay Blanding. The Wrestling Cheerleaders had a busy year cheering for both A and B teams. Freshmen Cheerleaders include: Jill Gravatt. Chris Brown, Tammy Peterson and Debbie Bell These cheerleaders cheered for the freshmen at both football and basketball games. -j3 HALLS OF TROY STAFF Newspaper Staff: Back Row; Bret Kolman. Brad Undblad. Denise Adams, Barb Huggins, and sponsor Mrs. McDaniel. Front Row; Darrell Adams, Parrish Blanding, Mike Shamburg, Shay Blanding, Jeff Adams, Karen Bice, and Aaron Adams. Halls Of Troy mi on m i moh J _______U_J ■ Staff Staff Staff EDITORS.........Shay Blanding and Aaron Adams ADVISOR.........Mrs. McDaniel PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR______Darrell Adams PHOTOGRAPHERS Barb Huggins, Denise Adams STAFF WRITERS . . Jeff Adams, Mike Shamburg, Karen Bice, Parrish Blanding, Bret Kolman, Brad Undblad, Shay Blanding, Aaron Adams, Darrell Adams, Barb Huggins, Denise Adams Parrish at his favorite machine. Shay gives orders. HAS BUSY YEAR As usual, Bret and Brad arc working with great dignity. Denise prepares for her attack on the great machine! Mike waits for a brainstorm. Mrs. McDaniel giving her usual “quiet advice. Aaron and Karen editing copy for an upcoming edition of “Halls of Troy. Jeff concentrates on getting it right. The newspaper staff of five seniors and six juniors produced nine issues of “Hall of Troy” under the guidance of co-editors Aaron Adams and Shay Blanding. They worked all year to meet their deadlines while producing an excellent paper. The group’s advisor, Mrs. Diana McDaniel, took them to the Kansas Scholastic Press Association contest at Hays in February. Three members of the staff, Aaron Adams, Jeff Adams, and Mike Shamburg qualified for the State contest at Lawrence in April. 1983-84 Yearbook Class; Vicki McCunc, Jill Larson, Paula Daniels. Joe Meier, Scott Stover, Chris German. Tim Watts. Susan Golladay, Diana McDaniel. Advisor. Mike Pcstingcr, Steve Stover, and Matt Treaster. 116 Chris German thumbs through headline type. Scott takes a break from the dark- Editor Susan discusses yearbook layouts to the room. class. ojt m $4sjt Y lA Ife Joe shows off his work in the darkroom. Scott observes Mike hard at work. Matt and Vicki make a smart remark about a picture. The 1984 Yearbook staff successfully produced another yearbook under the direction of Diana McDaniel. Susan Golladay, editor, and Chris German provided leadership for the relatively inexperienced staff along with Joe Meier and Scott Stover who provided the yearbook staff with some excellent pictures from the darkroom. During the year, four students, Susan Golladay, Vicki McCune, Scott Stover, and Paula Daniels qualified for the state journalism contest in Lawrence. Overall the staff worked well together to compile an exceptional yearbook. Tim displays his abilities at the typewriter. Steve Stover focuses in on the action. Jill, Vicki, and Steve discuss the daily gossip! 117 Spanish Club members from left to right (1st row) Jay Heiman. Vicki McCunc, DcAnn Roberson, Pam Wessling, John Yeary, Teresa Holmes, Roger Pierce. (2nd row) Kathy Jones, Chad Trcastcr, Lori Hiscrotc. Tina Eilcrt, Mickey Karlin. Matt Trcastcr. Melissa Piper. Brad Dclka, Heath Kolman, Kristy Ramsey, (3rd row) Jill Vossman, Leia Englcbert, Amy Williams. Paula Daniels, Kelli Morrell, Kim Nelson, Molly Niewald, Mrs. Trcastcr, Brent Lindblad. Eric Smith, Arnold Van dc Graaff. Duane Wiles, Mike Burnshirc, Carla Kelly. (Not Pictured Anne Rutten) Spanish Club pose with Tommy in Cancun. Mexico. From left to right (1st row) Cheryl Tevis, Mrs. Treaster. Brad Dclka, Matt Trcastcr, (2nd row) Terry Tevis, Chad Trcastcr, DcAnn Roberson. Paula Daniels, Molly Niewald. Teri Tevis. Vicki McCune, Tommy Sobcranis V., (3rd row) Teresa Holms, Eric Smith, Rusty Tilton, Tim Caldwell, and Kim Nelson. 118 Spanish Club officers from left to right: Chad Trcastcr, Stu-Co Rep; Lori Hiserote, Secretary; Amy Williams, Vice-President; Molly Niewald. Treasurer; and Matt Trcastcr, President. Mr. Robichaud and his “little Mexican.” Kim accepting bribe from mother at fiesta. Chad finally locked up. The 1983-84 Beloit High Spanish Club had a fun filled eventful year. The Spanish Club started the year with thirty members from Spanish I, II, and III classes as well as former Spanish II students. Mrs. Treaster, the sponsor, worked hard with the club officers and other club members to raise money for club projects. The money was used to sponsor a foster child from Oaxaca, Mexico for the second year and to aid the thirteen students who went to Mexico City and the Yucatan over the Easter break. The club raised the money by working several concession stands and by holding their fifth annual Spanish Fiesta. When Mrs. Treaster was asked how things went this year for the club she replied, “Lo fue bueno. (It was good) A young enthusiastic fisherman enjoys Chris tries at the dart-balloon game, fiesta. Ron Tice enjoys fantastic meal. DcAnn takes break from action to pose. 119 tydeof 'Ouncil Perform: This year the Student Council set a goal to make this a colossal learning experience for all. For both myself and the other student council members, this past year has truely been a colossal learning experience. I feel that this year, school spirit and enthusiasm, has been greatly increased. It has been an honor and privilege to serve as your Student Council President this past school year. As president I set high goals and standards for both myself, other officers and members of the council. We tried to weave both traditional duties and activities of past councils with the new and varied ideas of our council. The student council has tried to aid the school in all areas. We hope that we served each of you well to make this past school year a special experience; and that we will be an inspiration for councils to follow. I wish you all the best in all your future endeavors, and hope all your days will be happy and prosperous ones. Officers: Mat! Trcastcr, Pres., Barb Huggins, Scc Tres, Jeff Adams, Vice-Prcs. Matt introduces Attorney General Stephan. Stu-Co members visit with members of visiting Sacred Heart council. 120 % From L. to R. (1st row) Kelly Kadel, Matt Treaster, Barb Huggins, Jeff Adams, Shay Blanding. (2nd row) Bret Kolman, Kelly Albert, DcAnn Roberson, Julie Bell, Bruce File, Karen Bice, Karen Weller. (3rd row) Kristie Guipre, Louise Hodgson, Monica McShanc, Michelle McShanc, Jill Vossman, Connie Wiles, Molly Niewald, Michelle Spear, Grctchen Klenda. Brad Lindblad. (4th row) Kevin Carrico, Jeff Hciman, Jason Vetter. Mark Dccts, Mike Riemann. Chad Treaster, Roger Pierce, Duane Wiles, Mike Pestinger. Jeff looks at meeting agenda. Mr. Holl talks with Ray Everhart at Regional meeting. Jeff and Matt at Board meeting. Student Council in action at meeting. Make it really a colossal learning experience. 121 Row I: P. Staley. K. Mathis. M. Harder. D. Bell, M. Gengler. J. Hyman. S. Abell. K. Guipre, J. VanPelt.S. McMillan. J. Gravatt,C. Brown. Row 2: K. Amcrinc, M. Fulhagc, L. Gaskill, J. Sporlcder, D. Adams. R. Dietz, M. Nicwald. T. Stewart. P. Daniels, D. Trickctt, J. Larson. A. Williams. K. Albert. J. Hull. M. Spear. L. Engelbert. J. Vossman. S. Robinson. D. Bell. L. Albert. A. Kadcl. Row 3: S. Mallory, M. Finney, C. Swisher, C. Wiles, C. Foote, K. Morrell. P. Wcssling, S. Cox, J. Lange, L. Hiserotc. M. Nelson, M. Piper. C. Kelly, T. Collins, M. Conway, K. Ramsey, K. Nelson. H. Martin. Row 4: A. Crowley. P. Dillncr. L. Weber. L. Chandler. L. Riemann. L. Hodgson. D. Wilson, K. Nelson. R. Donley, S. Unricn, D. Tossick, B. Wilson. D. Winters, A. Hickling, A. Scott, D. Trickctt, T. Peterson. Officers(In center) S. Blanding. D. Roberson, S. Golladay, V. McCune. B. Huggins. Y-teen Officers: Shay Blanding, President, Bard Huggins, Vice-President, Susan Golladay, Treasurer. DcAnn Roberson. Stuco Rep., Vicki McCune. Secretary. x Bn§ s s District This year, the Senior High Y-teens accomplished many things. They started off with the annual little sister day and picnic. Once again, the Seniors and Juniors torchered their adopted sisters to wear bibs, diapers, and carry baby bottles. After the little sisters, they went on to helping the needy. For Christmas, Y-teeners took fruit baskets around to elderly people that weren't able to celebrate the Holiday Season with family. Members also choose gifts for the Youth Center girls and delivered them. After the Christmas Season, came Valentines day, and heart sisters. The gifts for the sisters consisted of: something red, something sweet or soft, and the last day is something nice. Many interesting things were received, and fun was had by all. Over all the school year was a big success! Many things were done including putting in entries in the Y-teen idea book, selling Kansas color books, and helping people in need. Even though the year went well, talk of not having the club next year was floating around, even though the fact remains that our organization was there to help when people were in need. BELOIT HIGH HlOJlOjM! CONCORDIA SKILLS DAY: S. Golladay, K. Carrico, C. Foote, M. Fulhage. V. McCune. M. Conway. B. Huggins. C. German, L. Hodgson, L.. Gaskill, A. Williams, J. Lange, K. Albert, N. Nothcrn, C. German. D. Wiles. K. Marozas, C. Wiles, T. Carlton. NCAVTS SKILLS DAY: S. Golladay, K. Carrico, C. Foote. M. Fulhage, V. McCune. M. Conway, B. Huggins. T. Albin, L. Hodgson, L. Chandler, J. Warburton, J. Lange, K. Albert, C. German, C. German, K. Marozas, C. Wiles, K. Bice. L. Gaskill. BOYS STATE: Bret Kolman. Brad Lindblad, and Jeff Adams. GIRLS STATE: Barb Huggins and Vicki McCune. 1st place- Brown Mackic Skills Day- Krystall Sewell, Chris Foote. Joyce Lange, Melissa Fulhage, Kevin Marozas- not pictured- Lisa Gaskill. Nelson. Kurtis Carrico. Kevin Carrico, Mickey Karlin, Chad Treastcr, DeAnn Roberson. 2nd Row — Theresa Holmes, Chris Eilert, Kim Nelson. Duane Wiles, Sherri Abell. Kelly Albert, Kristi Guipre, Matt Treastcr. New N.H.S. members — Denise Adams, Barb Huggins, Monica McShanc, Dawn Wilson. Paula Daniels. Jeff Adams, Connie Wiles. 124 Qualified for State - 400 meter dash - Eric Widrig. Qualified for State - 400 meter relay team - Teryl Amerine, Kristen Amcrine, Lori Weber, and Rhonda Deitz. Qualified for State - 1600 meter relay team - Teryl Amerine. Rhonda Deitz, Grctchcn Klcnda, and Kristen Amerine. Qualified for State - 1600 meter relay team - Bret Kolman. Eric Becker. Eric Widrig, and Jeff Adams. Qualified for State - discus - Connie Wiles. 125 - Teryl Amerine, Rhonda Deitz. Qualified for State - 800 meter relay team Jaci Kelly, and Kristen Amerine. Mr. fflilK Retires Mr. Woclk pauses to pose. By Brad Lindblad As the year comes to a close, the faculty is losing a greatly valued staff member. Mr. Woelk, who is the Chemistry, Physics, and Freshman Science teacher here at BHS, is retiring. This, his final year, will make a total of 37 years of service as a dedicated teacher. Mr. Woclk. a native Kansan, was brought into this world at a town in Marion County known asGosscl. This town lies just thirty miles north of Wichita. At Ciosscl. Mr. Woelk lived on a farm with his folks. At the beginning of World War II. his father began working at a defense plant in Wichita. In 1950, his father sold the farm and moved into Wichita where he worked until he retired. Mr. Woelk's father is 88 years of age and is living in a resthome at Buhler. Mr. Woclk began preparing for his teaching career at Emporia State which was known as Kansas State Teacher's College when he was attending it. During his second year at Emporia State, Mr. Woclk married a girl from Newton. He then finished his four year term there and received a Bachelors Degree in Physics. Mr. Woclk also received a Masters Degree in Chemistry from Wichita State University. After he finished college, he immediately stepped into the teaching field and took a job in Montezuma where he stayed for only one year. He then spent his next two years at Dodge City. After the two years at Dodge, he went to Wichita where he taught at Wichita North. He spent eighteen years there. Finally, he came to Beloit where he has spent his last sixteen years teaching in the science department. During his long career, Mr. Woelk also received a Fulbritc Grant. He received this grant because of the Soviet push on chemistry and mathematics. With this grant he was able to go to Great Britian and teach. The week at Great Britian was just a trial week and he was soon sent to Kenya Africa. There he taught at a Boys School. Mr. Woclk spent a year over there before he returned home. Mr. W oclks most memorable moments occured here in Beloit. He was teaching one of his classes and his students were involved in a lab project. One of his students came up and told Mr. Woelk that so and so called him a name and if it would be alright if he hit him. Mr. Woclk’s replay was. “Only if you want to spend some time after school. The student promptly walked over to the kid who called him a name and punched him. Blood and teeth went flying everywhere. Then the student came up to and told him he was ready to spend his time after school. Mr. Woclk went to school in a field where he could have received three times as much money being an engineer or a more advanced career than a school teacher. W hen asked if he had any regrets about teaching he replied. “I have a little regret when I think of all the money I could be making, but when I think of all the students I have taught and what good they arc doing then I have no regret at all.” Mr. Woelk's final words to the students were to try more science and mathematics courses. He feels that a career can courses and it just takes a little bit of studying. As a reporter. I think I speak for most people when I say that we are going to miss Mr. Woelk. He has been more than friend. easily be found among these just a teacher; he has been a 126 Rev. Robert Albin. Rev. Edward Piper, and Rev. Larry Grabill. Trina helps Diana McGaughcy with her tassel. Saccalauieatc Sunday, czAiay 20, 1984 8:00 IP. (Id nit id JllelHodlit CFiuxah Pi elude Processional..............................Mrs. Carol Porter Invocation........................ The Rev. Robert Albin Scripture .........................The Rev. Edward Piper Vocal Solo..................................Shay Blanding 'Arms of Love” by Amy Grant Sermon ............................The Rev. Edward Piper Prayer..............................The Rev. Larry Grabill Benediction ........................The Rev. Larry Grabill Recessional .............................Mrs. Carol Porter Karen Bice and Trina Weber share a few old storcis. Tcryl Amcrinc and Julie Bell give some warm hugs. Jodi Sporledcr Shay Blanding sings “Arms of Love”. anxiously awaits the services. Konnic Thomas, class pres., gives the Senior' talk. Darrell Adams receives his diploma from Vernon Adams. Dr. Lora Kay Reiter, 1957 BHS Graduate, was the commencement speaker. C own tnct mint 74. 1944 4:00 P. iBsUtt Jflfl £ lool Qy Processional......................... Invocation Welcome _ Piano Solo. ..........— Orchestra r i4t I is The Rev. Louis Matias _______Konnie Thomas Oau President ...._____—Karen Bice Senior Talk-------------------------—-____Konnie Thomas Introduction of Claia of I9M--------------Mr. John Bottom Superintendent of Schools Vocal Soto................................... Noel Nothern Introduction of Speaker--------------------Mr. James Copp Vice-Principal Beloit Jr. Sr. High School Addrea--------Lora Kay Reiter. Ph D.. 1957 BHS Graduate am � «luiowia u by « wart Presentation of Claa of I9M_________Mr Verlan R Kolman Principal Beloit Jr. Sr. High School Awarding of Diplomas Benediction Recessional Board of Education Vernon Adams The Rev. Bruce Bngden _____________Orchestra Noel Nothern sings “Graduation Day“. Karen Bice played “Impromptu C Sharp Minor” by Reinhold. Senior girls get together in the library for one last picture before the big event. AFS students Louise Hodgson from Australia and Aernoud Van de Graff from Holland. KU Honor Students were: Susan Golladay, Konnic Thomas. Matt Trcastcr. Kathy Jones. Juniors Joyce Lange and Jeff Adams were chosen as the and Dawn Wilson. Senior escorts. Senior boys line up on the “Firing Line . (graduation is a chance to touch the horizon, But... Jirst there must be lo 'e, sadness, Jear joy, giving, taking . . and mostly living. Angela Stouffer. Anne Rutten and Jodie Sporleder talk it over before commencement. Pam Bell and Julie Bell lead the way out of the gym after receiving their diplomas. « a a Ukf AnI AisJXhfil JR. HIGH II II II Mical Barbo Physical Education Carol Good Mathematics Carle Kuhn Science Gene Wilkens Social Science 131 Charissa Baxter Traci Bolden Patty Bell Andy Boettcher Denise Brown Annie Bunger Chad Cantor Jami Carter Allison Conway Erica Crannell Jason Crowley Stephanie DcWccsc Chip Diers Stephanie Donker Kelli Donley Peter Eck Shane Evans Doug Foster Marsha Foulke Roseanna Garst Daryl Golden Karen Gormly Stanley Grabill Amy Gravatt Billy Halfhidc Tracy Harr Kara Heiman Jim Highland Kelly Hilt 1A.CE liHAEEENeE Tracy Nybcrg Todd Odlc Matt Peterson Jolinda Pohlman Mark Railsback Jerry Ribordy Ricky Saltkill Jeremy Schaffer Dean Scnters Randy Sentcrs David Siegrist Erik Soncson Kelly Soncson Chris Struble Leslie Tilton Tanya Twaddell Robbie Ullom Christi Walz Margo Woods Janet Worrick Trcssa Hiscrote Mandy Hormcl Lisa Hull Shawn James Justin Kjellberg Kathy Klcnda Becky Lee Carrie Lewis Shawn McDonald Robyn McKown Billy Matlock Debbie Miller David Mills Michelle Mixon Ruby Mott EIGHTH GRADE Bryan Ammons Lisa Axtcll Teresa Boden Melinda Boettcher Scott Boomer Kenya Booz Chris Bowers Chuckie Bowles James Caldwell Tammic Cashatt Kathi Clark Rita Colby Trent Collins Denise Daugherty Troy Endslcy Richard English Jeff Farney David Finney Tammy Fobes Susan Foote Tiffany Foreman Ken Francis Jeff Fuller Paul Gastlcy Tom Gcnglcr Dawn Gormly Jennifer Haney Jami Harrison Michelle Harvey Sandy Hayden Heidi Heidrick Karen Hciman Karl Heiman Tami Herbie Pam Hicks Jim Hill Matt Hoffcr Kevin Kadcl Eric Lampcrt Troycttc Lawson Dawn Littrell Laura Lyle CLASS OF 1988 Wade Lyle Ann Mallory Kurt is Marozas Molly Meats Matt Niewald Nathalie Nothern Ronnie Pierce Mike Powell Bobby Putman Kim Rouse Lena St. John Stephanie Scircr Marc Sclcwski Brad Smith Cory Smith Michelle Snyder Jesse Sporlcdcr Barry Stout Mark Stover Jennifer Terry Melinda Tolbert Jason Weaver Roberta Webster Jennifer Wendell Julie Wessling David Williams Stephanie Wilson Deanna Worick Marsha Wrench Jr. High Band (Front Row) E. Lamport, M. Meats, M. Harvey, S. Wilson, K. Clark. H. Hcidrick. T. Herbie, T. Fobes. M. Boettcher, (Second Row ) S. Foote, J. Haney, T. Belden. S. Donker. L. Axtell. K. Lewis, E. Cranncll. L. Tilton. R. Garst, P. Bell. K. Bailey, J. Wessling. D. Daugherty, T. Foreman. M. Snyder. K. Booz, (Third Row) D. Worrick, C. Bowers, K. Hilt, L Adams. A. Gravatt. J. Fuller, K. Donley, J. Carter. T. Cashett. J. Wendell, T. Boden, N. Nothern. R. Lee, K. Soncson. M. Hormel. S. DeWccsc, J. Pohlman. K. Rouse, T. Harr. J. Terry. S. Evans. R. Pierce. (Fourth Row) T. Odle. M. Railsback. L. Hull. K. Kadel. T. Twaddell, D. Litrell. M. Tolbert, K. Klenda, K. Morozas, M. Nicwald. J. Caldwell. M. Peterson. A. Bunger, E. Soneson, B. Ammons, A. Boettcher, D. Foster. C. Walz. J. Schaeffer, C. Smith, T. Endsley. T. Barstow. P. Gastley, M. Powell, S. Gra-bill. B. Halfhidc, C. Baxter, (Fifth Row) W. Lyle. D. Williams. T. Collins. Jr. High Orchestra (L to R) Kathi Clark, Stephanie Wilson. Susan Foote. Mike Powell. Ronnie Pierce, Stanley Grabill, Kelli Donley. Janet Worick. Stephanie Donker. Chris Struble. Todd Barstow, Eric Lamport. Malt Peterson. Mr. Harbaugh. The remaining students are from the grade school. Jr. High Y-Teens (Front Row) T. Herbie. M. Boettcher, H. Hcidrick, (Second Row) N. Nothern. K. Rouse, (Third Row) A. Conway, L. Adams. K. Hilt, A. Gravatt. M. Hormel. T. Foreman, J. Wessling, S. Foote. K. Booz, M. Tolbert. T. Fobes. K. Klenda. J. Carter. L. Lyle, K. Gormley. M. Foulke, P Bell, K. Heiman. T. Belden. (Fourth Row) B. Lee. E. Cranncll. K. Sonesen, C. Walz, T. Twaddell, A. Bunger, J. Wendell, M. Harvey. M. Wrench. S. DeWccsc. L. Tilton. L. Hull, T. Hiserote, M. Woods. C. Baxter. D. Gormley, L. Axtell. L. St. John. C. Lewis, S. Donker. (Fifth Row) R. Garst, J. Worick. D. Worick. T. Boden, J. Haney, T. Lawson, S. Wilson, K. Heiman. K. Clark, J. Terry. M. Snyder. M. Mixon, M. Meats. T. Cashatt. D. Daugherty. D. Littrell. S. Hayden, P. Hicks. A. Mallory. J. Pohlman, K. Bailey, K. Donley. 136 FOOTBALL Back Row- Coach Mical Bar bo, Trent Collins. Cory Smith, Bobby Putman. Billy Matlock. Kur-tis Marozas, James Caldwell. David Williams, Coach Peter Caldwell, Matt Niewald, Mike Powell. Scott Boomer. Matt Hoffer, Paul Gast-Icy. Richard English, Jeff Farncy, Erie Lamport, Jeff Fuller. Ken Francis, Kevin Kadel. Troy Endslcy, Ronnie Pierce. Mark Stover. Jami Harrison, Chris Bowers, Chip Diers, Greg Albert, Chris Strublc, Jason Crowley. Chad Cantor, Todd Odlc. Tracy Harr. Jeremy Schaffer, Tracy Nyberg. Shane Evans. Andy Boettcher, Erik Son-esen. m vb Back Row- Michelle Snyder. Troyette Lawson, Kathi Clark. Jennifer Terry, Heidi Hcidrick, Teresa Boden. Molly Meats, Tammie Cashatt, Jennifer Haney, Dawn Liltrell. Middle Row- Deanna Worick. Stcphcnnic Scirer. Tami Herbie. Melinda Boettcher. Kenya Booz. Denise Daugherty, Julie Wessling, Tiffany Foreman, Jennifer Wendell. Front Row- Tammy Fobes, Michelle Harvey, Nathalie Northern. Melinda Tolbert. Susan Foote. 7th Vb Back Row- Tracy Belden. Tanya Twaddell. Lisa Hull, Stephanie DeWccsc. Annie Bungcr. Janet Worick. Stephanie Donker. Kristen Bailey. Kelli Donley. Leslie Tilton. Middle Row- Patty Bell. Carrie Lewis. Jami Carter. Roseanna Garst. Margo Woods. Charissa Baxter. Mandy Hormcl, Kathy Klenda. Front Row- Amy Gravatt. Allison Conway, Kara Heiman. Kelly Hilt, Kelly Sonc-sen. 8th B- ball Eighth Grade Boys Basketball-Front Row (L to R) T. Endsley, E. Lam pert, J. Hill, R Pierce. K. Kadel. B. Ammons. T. Collins. J. Harrison. K. Marozas, M. Powell, J. Caldwell, S. Boomer, C. Smith. M. Hoffer, J. Fuller. 7th B-ball Seventh Grade Boys Basketball-Front Row (L to R) T. Nyberg. S. Evans. S. James. K. Abell. P Eck, T. Odlc, J. Crowley, J. Schaffer. B. Matlock, G. Albert. T. Harr. I). Golden. Jr. High Hi-Y Front Row (L to R) R. Pierce, K. Kadel. T. Collins. S. Boomer. D. Siegrist, P Eck. C. Diers. K. Francis. B. Ammons. T Endsley. M. Stover. J. Kjellbcrg. J. Highland. J Farney, T. Nyberg. D. Foster. A. Boettcher. S. James, E. Soneson. K. Able. R Ullom. C. Cantor. T. Odlc. D. Finney, C. Bowers. E. Lampert. J. Fuller, C. Smith, R. English, S. Evans. C. Struble. T. Harr. S. Grabill, J. Schaffer. M. Railsback. M. Nicwald, M. Sc-lewski. G. Albert, D. Golden. B. Smith. D. Williams. B. Putman. J. Caldwell. M. Powell, C. Hieman. B. Matlock. K. Marozas. P. Gast-Icy, J. Harrison. W. Lyle, M. Hoffer. T. Gcnglcr. M Peterson. 138 GIRL’S B-BALL 1st row: C. Walz. J. Carter. M. Tolbert. S. Foote, k. Boo . S. Seircr. S. Wilson. I). Daugherty. k Klenda. A. Gravatt. 2nd row: T. Twaddcll. T. Foreman. N. Not hern, J. Wessling, K. Clark. T. Lawson. L. Hull, L. Adams. 3rd row: K. Bailey. J. Terry, M. Meats. T. Boden. II Heidrick. A. Bunger. Baek: Mgrs. T. Cashatt. M. Boettcher, and Coach B Miles. WRE STL Back Row: M. Hoffer, C. Cantor. E. Soncsen. T. Harr. G. Albert. I . Gastley. B. Matlock. M. Powell. J. Caldwell. M. Nicwald. R English, T. Gengler. Front Row: J. Kjellberg. S. James, k. Abell. M. Stover, k kadel. R Pierce. D. Siegrist. k. Francis. R. Saltkill. S. Evans 139 Jr. High Tracksters win League From Lcfl to Right (1st row) Jeff Farncy, Todd Barstow. Shawn James. David Seigrist, Andy Boettcher. Troy Endslcy, Brian Ammons. Jeff Fuller. Cory Smith, Matt Hoffer, Eric Lamport, Ronnie Pierce. Justin Kjcllbcrg. Tracy Flarr, Stanley Grabill, Chip Diers. (2nd row) Greg Albert, Paul Gastlcy, Richard English. Marc Sc-lewski. Scott Boomer, James Caldwell. Bobby Putman. David Williams, Matt Niewald, Mike Powell. Kurtis Marozas, Jami Harrison. Trent Collins. Billy Matlock. Daryl Golden. From Left to Right: Nathalie Nothern, Melinda Boettcher. Tami Herbie. Denise Daugherty. Molly Meats, Jennifer Terry, Lisa Axtcll. Kathi Clark. Troyette Lawson. Julie Wessling. Sue Foote. 7th Girls From L. to R. (1st row) Roseanna Garst, Allison Conway, Kathy Klcnda. Lisa Hull, Jami Carter, Tanya Twaddell. Carrie Lewis. Traci Beldon. Laurie Adams. Kelly Hilt. (2nd row) Tressa Hi-scrote, Kelli Donley. Christi Walz, Kristen Bailey. Annie Bunger. Dcneanc Harding, Stephanie Donker, Margo Woods. Michelle Mixon. 141 144 145 Kurtis Abell 132. 138. 139. 141 Sherri Abell 41. 54. 59. 98. 100. 102. 110. 122. 144 Aaron Adams 5. 16. 18. 25, 26. 30. 31. 33. 4. 50. 52. 56. 64. 65. 6 . 82. 85. 86. 91. 92. 106. 109. 114. 115. 124. 125. 146. 147. 150 Darrell Adams 18. 24. 26. 34. 60. 61. 64. 65. 68. 82. 86. 87. 91. 96. 109. 114. 115. 122. 142 Denise Adams 37. 72. 77. 87, 98. 100. 102. 103. 114. 115. 122. 143 Jeff Adams 3. 5. 37. 39. 67. 68. 70. 80. 81. 82. 86. 106. 109. 114. 115, 120. 121. 124. 125. 129. 143, 146 Laurie Adams 96. 132. 136. 139. 141 Greg Albert 132. 137. 138. 139. 141 Kelly Albert 40. 41. 44. 45. 58. 59. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 106. 110. 112. 113. 121. 122. 123. 124. 144. 151 Laura Albert 46. 101. 122. 145 Tim Albin 41. 98. 100. 102. 124. 144 Dean Alcorn 45. 46. 68. 70. 82. 145 LaVonne Alcorn 37. 143 Wade Alcorn 27 Kristin Amcrine 46. 56. 72. 74. 88. 89. 96. 98. 122. 125. 145 Tcryl Amerme 18. 24. 25. 27. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 50. 52. 53. 64. 65. 67, 71. 72. 73. 85. 88. 89. 125. 127. 142. 151 Bryan Ammons 134, 136. 138. 141 Bill Arnold 14 Lisa Axtcll 134. 136. 141 Kristen Bailey 132. 136. 137. 139. 141 Mical Barbo 68. 69. 87. 131. 137 Todd Barstow 132. 136. 141 Charissa Baxter 132, 136. 137 Lois Bean 10 Melissa Bear 19. 142 Eric Becker 19. 24. 28. 29. 34. 56. 60. 61. 64. 65. 67. 86. 87. 96. 109. 125. 142 Tim Bcldcn 16. 18. 25. 29. 59. 103. 106. 137. 142. 150 Traci Bcldcn 132, 136 Chris Bell 41. 106. 144 Deborah Bell 46. 98. 100. 102. 103. 122. 123, 132. 145 Julie Bell 16. 18. 27. 28. 30. 31. 32. 33. 50. 52. 53. 64. 71. 72. 73. 96. 98. 99. 100. 102. 108. 121. 127. 129. 142 Pam Bell 18, 29. 31. 32. 34. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 122. 129. 137. 142 Patt Bell 136 Carl Bice 10. 80. 82. 101 Karen Bice 19. 25. 27. 28. 33. 34. 50. 54. 55. 56. 59. 60. 61. 64. 65. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 88. 93. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 108. 114. 115. 121. 124. 128. 142. 151 Marsha Bice 46. 72. 74. 88. 98. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 145 Troy Blake 19. 32 Parrish Blanding 36. 37. 68. 70. 80. 82. 83. 109. 114. 143 Sha Blanding 5. 16. 18. 28. 29. 31. 33. 34. 50. 52. 53. 57. 64. 65. 80. 91. 92. 93. 96. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 108. 112. 113. 1 14. 121. 122. 123. 127. 142. 146. 147. 150 Chuck Blass 41. 68. 70. 101. 144 Richard Boden 46. 98, 100. 102. 106. 145 Teresa Boden 134. 136. 137. 139 Andy Boettcher 132. 136. 137. 138. 141 Chris Boettcher 36, 37. 106, 143 Melinda Boettcher 103. 134. 136. 137, 139. 141 Scott Boomer 134. 137. 138. 141 Kenya Boo 134. 136. 137. 139. 140. 141 Scott Boo 37. 38. 39. 54. 56. 93. 143 John Bottom 3. 8 Chris Bowers 134. 136. 137. 138 Chuckic Bowles 134 Roger Broeckclman 18. 31. 142 Chris Brown 45. 46. 49. 88. 98. 100. 101, 102. 103. 105. 112. 113. 122, 145 Denise Brown 132 Jerry Brown 46. 96. 106. 145 Mark Brummer 46. 145 Mike Brummer 41. 97. 144 Annie Bungcr 132. 136. 137. 139. 141 Jeff Bungcr 37. 96. 106. 143 Rob Bungcr 40. 41. 68. 70. 82. 96. 98. 100. 102. 106. 109. 144 Mike Burnshirc 18, 32. 34. 118 James Caldwell 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Peter Caldwell 5. 10. 57. 68. 69. 85. 87. 137. 149 Tim Caldwell 40. 41. 68. 70. 77. 78. 79. 85. 86. 98. 100. 102. 144 Bill Campbell 10 Chad Cantor 132. 137. 138. 139 Gene Carlton 14 Troy Carlton 37. 68. 124. 143 Kevin Carrico 3. 41. 45. 55. 58. 59. 93. 98. 100. 102. 103. INDEX NO. 121. 124. 144 Kurtis Carrico 46. 50. 58. 59. 83. 98. 100. 102. 103. 110. 145 Jami Carter 132. 136. 137. 139 Rusty Carter 46. 106. 141, 145 Tammi Cashatt 134. 136. 137. 139 Leah Chandler 41. 98. 100. 102. 122. 124. 144 Steve Chandler 5. 19. 24. 25. 26. 27. 29. 30. 31. 32. 34. 50. 52. 53. 56. 64. 65. 68. 93. 96. 109. 142 Jeff Chapman 40. 41, 144 Kathi Clark 134. 136. 137. 139. 141 Lisa Clark 46. 145 Rita Colby 134 Tom Colby 41. 68. 144 Teri Collins 41. 56. 72. 74. 76. 88. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 108. 122. 144. 149 Trent Collins 134. 136. 137. 138. 141 Allison Conway 132, 136. 137. 141 Maria Conway 37. 93. 98. 100. 102. 108. 122. 124. 143 James Copp 9. 147 Craig Cousland 10 Shonda Cox 46. 74. 88. 96. 122, 123. 145 Erica Cranncll 132, 136 Eugene Cranncll 37. 143 Tim Cranncll 16. 19. 28. 150 Tony Cranncll 46. 145 Betty Crawford 10 Brett Creager 36. 37. 56. 80. 81. 82. 85. 98. 100. 102. 105. 106. 109. 143 Angela Crowley 46. 72. 98. 100. 102. 122. 145 Jason Crowley 132, 137. 138 Doug Daniels 41. 96, 101. 107. 144 Paula Daniels 2. 37. 71. 72. 74. 76. 98. 100. 102, 103. 116. 117. 118. 122. 143 Denise Daugherty 134. 136, 137. 139. 141 Mark Dccts 40. 41. 45. 67. 68. 80. 82. 86. 93. 96. 97. 101. 104. 109. 121. 144. 149 Brad Dclka 41. 68. 70. 83. 118. 144 Ed DeVorc 3. 10. 106. 107 Stephanie DcW'ccse 132. 136. 137 Chip Diers 132. 137. 138. 141 Rhonda Dietz 5. 41. 72. 74. 76. 85. 88. 89. 91. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 108. 125. 144. 147 Paula Dillncr 46. 122. 145 Stephanie Donkcr 132, 136. 137. 141 Kelli Donley 132. 136. 137. 141 Patty Donley 41. 98. 100. 102. 144 Diane Doyle 10 Peter Eck’ 132. 138 Kristine Eilert 46. 54. 59. 72. 74. 88. 89. 110. 145 Tina Eilert 46. 72. 101. 118. 145 Lee Elder 7. 10. 96 Troy Fndslcy 103. 134. 136. 137. 138. 141 l.cia Engelbert 5. 36. 37. 101. 108. 118. 122. 143 Richard English 134. 137. 138. 139. 141 Shane Evans 132. 136. 137. 138. 139 Jeff Earncy 134. 138. 141 Bruce File 37. 56. 96. 106. 121. 143 Max File 4. 16. 21. 29. 33. 52. 60. 61. 64. 68. 91. 96. 109. 142. 147. 150 David Finney 134. 138 Mary Finney 46. 122. 145 Tammy Folses 134. 136. 137. 139. 140. 141 Tony Fobes 3, 20. 25. 28. 30. 31. 32. 33. 50. 52. 53. 64. 65. 96. 142 Betty Logo 14 Chris Foote 42. 72. 74. 76. 88. 89. 98. 99. 100, 102. 108. 119. 122. 124. 144 Susan Foote 134. 136. 137, 139. 140. 141 Tiffany Foreman 134. 136. 137. 139 Doug Foster 132. 136. 138 Brenda Foulkc 42. 98. 100. 101. 102. 144 Greg Foulkc 36. 37. 56. 68. 106, 143 Marsha Foulkc 132. 136 Scott Foulkc 46. 106. 145 Randy Fox 20. 98. 99, 100. 102. 106. 129 Ken Francis 134. 137. 138. 139 Sondra Franklin 11 Melissa Fulhage 25. 40. 42. 45. 72. 74. 76. 93. 96. 98. 99. 100. 102. 122. 124. 144 Jeff Fuller 134. 136. 137. 138. 141 Creed Garst 21 Roseanna Garst 136. 137. 141 Lisa Gaskill 21. 31. 34. 71. 72. 73. 91. 108. 122. 124. 142. 147 Paul Gastlcy 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140, 141 Brian Gcnglcr 42. 144 Dion Gcnglcr 40. 42. 44. 68. 70. 82. 96. 109. 144 Michele Gcnglcr 37. 54. 59. 72. 74. 76. 85. 88. 108, 122, 143 Tom Gcnglcr 134. 138. 139 Mary Gentry 14 Cathy German 42. 98. 99. 100. 102. 112. 124 Chris German 4. 17. 24. 25. 26. 27. 31. 34. 116. 124. 128. 142. 150 Gayle Gilderslccvc 20. 26. 28. 30. 33. 34. 44. 53. 96. 142 Helen Gillmorc 7. II. 123 Daryl Golden 132. 138. 141 Susan Golladay 2. 4. 16. 17. 25. 26. 28. 30. 33. 34. 60. 61. . 67. 74. 75. 76. 91. 93. 101. 102. 108. 116. 122. 24. 128. 129. 142. 150 Dawn Gormly 134, 136 Johnny Gormly 42. 44 Karen Gormly 132 Mack Gormly 49 Carol Good 131 Nathaniel Grabill 49. 98. 100. 101. 102. 103. 145 Stancly Grabill 132. 136. 138. 140. 141 Amy Gravatt 132. 136. 137, 139 Jill Gravatt 49. 56. 98. 100. 101. 102. 112. 113. 122. 123. 145 Kristi Guipre 42. 50. 58. 59. 98. 100. 101. 102. 104. M0. M2. 113. 121. 122. 144. 149 Billy Halfhidc 132. 136 Jennifer Haney 134. 136. 137. 140 Tim Haney 37. 38. 96. 143 Michael Harbaugh II. 103 Michelle Harder 42. 96. 98. 100. 102. 122. 144 Dcncanc Harding 141 Tracy Harr 132. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Jami Harrison 134, 137. 138. 140. 141 David Hartman 42. 68. 70. 86. 96. 109. 144 Brian Harvey 45. 49. 98. 100. 102. 103 Michelle Harvey 134, 136. 137 Sandy Hayden 134. 136 Tracy Hayden 42. 82. 144 Brad Hcidrick 20 Heidi Hcidrick 134. 136. 137. 139 Jeff Hcidrick 40. 42. 96. 106. 144 Jay Heiman 42. 82. 85. 96. 118. 144 Jeff Heiman 3. 16. 24. 25. 28. 32. 52. 68. 80. 82. 85. 87. 96. 101. 106. 107. 109. 121. 142. 146. 150. 151 Kara Heiman 132. 136. 137 Karen Heiman 134. 136 Karl Heiman 134. 138 Tami Herbie 134. 136. 137, 141 Pam Hicks 134. 136 Jeri Highland 45. 49. 54. 59. 74. 101. 110. 145 Jim Highland 132. 138 Bill Hilcs 11. 68. 69. 84. 139. 151 Jim Hill 134. 138 Kelly Hilt 132. 136. 137. 140. 141 Lori Hiscrotc 36. 38. 57. 59. 108. 118. 122. 143 Michcal Hiscrotc 49, 96. 145 Tressa Hiscrotc 133. 141 Louise Hodgson 4. 20. 24. 26. 34. 50. 56. 57. 60. 61. 64, 65. 74. 75. 93. 96. 98. 99. 100. 102. 121. 122. 124. 128. 142. 146 Will Hoestjc II. 71. 72 Matt Hoffer 134. 137. 138. 139. 141 Bob Holt 7. II. 92 Matt Holmes 42. 96. 144 Teresa Holmes 49. 54. 59. 110. 118. 145 Mandy Hormcl 133. 136. 137 Barb Huggins 37. 38. 96. 98. 102. 114. 115. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 143 Jackie Hull 38. 39. 74. 76. 98. 100. 102. 122. 141. 143 Lisa Hull 133. 136. 137. 139 Bobby Hyman 41. 42. 96. 144 Janet Hyman 38 Joni Hvman 38. 72. 80. 82. 93. 96. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 104. 108. 122. 143 Marge Ireland 14 Shawn James 133, 138, 139. 141 Darcy Jensen 38. 98. 100. 102. 143 Toby Johnson 42. 67. 68. 70. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 96. 98. 100. 102. 109. 144 Todd Johnson 36. 38. 56. 68. 80. 81. 82. 96. 98. 100, 102. 105, 109. 143 Kathy Jones 21. 34. 118. 122. 129. 142 Arlene Kadel II, 122 Kelly Kadel 38. 55. 59. 83. 98. 100. 102. 121, 143. 149 Kevin Kadel 134. 136. 137. 138. 139 Lynn Kadel 28. 45. 70. 82. 106. 145 Michelle Karlin 45. 49. 54. 59. 72. 74. 110. 118. 145 Jaci Kelley 45. 49. 59. 74. 85. 88. 89. 98. 100. 102. 110. 152 125, 145 Shane Kelley 42 Carla Kelly 42. 118. 122. 144 Justin Kjcllbcrg 86. 133. 138. 139. 141 Troy Kjcllbcrg 45. 82. 86. 144 Gretchen Klcnda 45. 72. 74. 88. 98. 99. 100. 102. 108. 121. 122. 125. 144, 149 Kathy Klenda 133. 136. 137. 139. 141 Mike Kohler 49. 96. 145 Bret Kolman 3. 4. 36. 37. 38. 39. 56. 57. 68. 77. 78. 79. 85. 86. 96. 100. 114. 115. 118. 121. 124. 125. 143 Heath Kolman 49. 70. 86. 145 Vcrlin Kolman 3. 8. 9 Greg Kopsa 11 Mark Kostcr 14 Jerry Kruse 3. 4. 5. 16. 21. 27. 29. 32. 34. 83. 84. 106. 107, 109. 150 Carl Kuhn 131 Bob Lampcrt 8 Eric Lampcrt 103. 134. 136. 137. 138. 140. 141 James Lange 49. 70. 95. 145 Joyce Lange 36. 37. 38. 57. 74. 76. 88. 91. 98. 99. 100. 102. 108. 124. 129. 143. 147 Jackie Larson 2. 3. 5. 38. 50. 57. 116. 117. 143 Roger Larson 38. 96. 98. 100. 102, 143 Troyctlc Lawson 134. 136. 137. 139. 141 Becky Lee 133. 136 Carrie Lewis 133. 136. 137. 141 Brad Lindblad 3. 38. 68. 77. 79. 86. 101. 103. 108. 114. 115. 121. 124. 143. 147 Brent Lindblad 49. 70. 86. 101. 103. 104. 118. 145 Dawn Littrcll 134. 136. 137 Donna Long 14 Marsha Long 142 Laura Lyle 134. 136 Wade Lyle 135. 136. 141 William Lyle 45. 138. 144 Lance McCunc 49. 70. 101. 145 Shannon McCunc 45. 144 Vicki McCunc 2. 37. 38. 57. 71. 72. 108. 116. 117. 118. 122. 124. 143 Diana McDaniel 2. 3. 7. 14. 26. 114. 115. 116 Shawn McDonald 133 Sherry McDonald 49 Diana McGaughcy 20. 104. 127. 128 Robyn McKown 133 Sue McMillan 38. 93. 96. 98. 99. 100. 102. 122. 143 Michelle McShane 16. 17. 25. 28. 60. 61. 64. 91. 92. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 121. 122. 142. 150 Monica McShane 4. 5. 20. 25. 26. 27. 29. 34. 49. 51. 59. 60. 61. 64. 65. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 105. 121. 122. 142 Kevin Magctte 49. 82. 145 Anne Mallory 135, 136 Kathy Marozas 7 Kevin Marozas 41. 68. 70. 77. 79. 86. 96. 98. 109. 124. 144 Kurtis V1.iro as 135. 136. 137, 138. 141 Holly Marten 40. 45. 56. 74. 76. 98. 99. 122. 144 Kelly Mathis 41. 45. 88. 101. 122. 144 Billy Matlock 133. 137. 138. 139. 141 Mike Maxwell 49. 70. 86. 106. 145 Molly Meats 135. 136. 137. 139. 141 Jamie Meier 49. 70. 83. 84. 95. 101. 104. 145 Joe Meier 2. 20. 27. 29. 32, 33. 34. 56. 83. 84. 91. 95. 96. 109. 116. 117. 142 Tony Milholland 3. 38. 50. 68. 69. 109. 143 David Mills 133 Chad Miner 40. 45. 68. 70. 109. 119. 144 Michelle Mixon 133. 136. 141 Kelli Morrell 45, 74. 98. 100. 102. 103, 118. 119, 122. 144 Ruby Mott 133 Chad Myers 41. 45. 68. 70. 85. 86. 109. 144 Kim Nelson 40. 45, 55. 59. 88. 93. 98. 100. 102. 103. 110. M2. 113. 118. 119. 122. 144. 149 Kelly Nelson 49. 50. 59. 72. 98. 100. 101. 102. 110. 122. 145 Marianne Nelson 45. 101, 122. 144 Bonnie Newcomer 14 Dawn Nichols 49. 72. 74. 88. 98. 100. 102. 145 Dru Nichols 5. 36. 39. 96. 98. 100. 101. 102. 109. 143 Matt Niewald 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Molly Niewald 39. 74. 80. 88. 89. 93. 98. 100. 102. 105. 108. 112. 113. 118. 121. 122. 143. 149 Nathalie Nothcrn 135. 136. 137. 139. 141 Noel Nothcrn 21. 26. 27. 29. 31. 34. 50. 53. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 64. 65. 93. 98. 100. 101. 102. 104. 105. 124. 128. 142. 150 Tracy Nyberg 132, 137, 138 INDEX Todd Odlc 132. 136. 137. 138. 141 Troy Odlc 45. 49. 68. 70. 98. 100. 102. 145 Todd Osborne 45. 101, 144 Mike Pcstingcr 2. 3. 4. 5. 16. 17. 25. 28. 29. 32. 34. 53. 61. 96. 109. 116. 117. 120. 121. 142 Mary Lou Peterson 14 Matt Peterson 132. 136. 138 Tammy Peterson 45. 48. 98. 100. 101. 102. 103. 112. M3. 145 Roger Pierce 5. 40. 45. 68. 70. 77. 79. 83. 84. 96. 98. 100. 102. 118. 121. 134. 144 Ronnie Pierce 103. 135. 136. 137. 138. 141 Brian Piper 3. 21. 30. 68. 86. 87. 109. 142 Melivsa Piper 40. 45. 56. 57. 101. 102. 105. 118. 144 Aaron Pohlman 45. 83. 84. 96. 144 Corey Pohlman 48. 145 Jolinda Pohlman 132. 136 Mike Powell 103. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Terrance Powers 45. 48. 145 Bobby Putman 135. 137. 138. 141 Mark Railsback 132. 136. 138 Kristy Ramsey 45. 118. 144 Paul Remus 45. 48. 106. 145 Jerry Ribordy 132 Lisa Ricmann 45. 72. 96. 101. 102. 108. 122. 144. 147 Mike Ricmann 3. 4. 16. 22. 24. 26. 41. 60. 61. 64. 65. 68. 80. 82. 91. 96. 106. 109. 121. 131. 142. 150 DcAnn Roberson 39. 50. 54. 59. 71. 72. 80. 83. 88. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 105. 108. 110. 118. 119. 121. 122. 143. 149 Jon Robichaud 14. 100, 119 Mike Robinson 3. 31. 36. 39. 96. 143 Stephanie Robinson 45. 48. 96. 98. 100. 101. 102. M2. 113. 122. 123. 145 Craig Rouse 39. 96. 106, 143 Kim Rouse 135. 136 Larry Rufcncr 131 Anne Ruttcn 22. 29. 30. 31. 142 Ginger Ruttcn 48. 88. 101. 145 Lena St John 135. 136 Mary Sahlfcld 14 Ricky Sallkill 133. 139 Jeremy Schaffer 133. 136. 137. 138 Cameron Schenk 41. 44. 57. 82. 85. 86. 91. 96. 98. 100. 102. 109. 144 April Scott 44. M2. M3. 122. 144 Barry Scott 48. 106. 145 Stcphcnnie Scircr 135, 137, 139. 141 Steve Scircr 14. 50. 68. 69. 76. 87 Marc Sclcwski 135. 138. 141 Dean Sentcrs 132 Randy Sentcrs 132 Krystal Sewell 96. 101 Mike Shamburg 16. 22. 26. 27. 29. 30. 31. 32. 34. 50. 52. 53. 64. 68. 77. 78. 79. 96. 109. 110. 114. 115. 124. 146, 150. 151 Kevin Sheppard 48. 50. 106. 145 Troy Shoopman 40. 44. 144 David Sicgrist 138. 139. 141 Arnold Simmons 3. 14 Brad Smith 135. 138 Cory Smith 135. 136. 137, 138. 141 Eric Smith 40. 44. 68. 70. 77. 86. 98. 100. 102. 103. 118. 144 Larry Smith 7. 14. 77. 87 Mark Smith 38. 39. 96. 106. 143 Shannon Sncddcn 44. 68. 70. 77. 79. 86. 144 Michelle Snyder 135. 136. 137 Sherry Snyder 14 Chris Soncs 68. 69. 70. 80. 82. 151 Elizabeth Soncscn 93. 131 Erik Soncscn 132. 136. 137. 138. 139 Kelly Soncscn 132. 136. 137 Michelle Spear 36. 39. 80. 88. 93. 96. 98. 100. 102. 105. 112. M3. 121. 122. 143. 145 Jesse Sporlcdcr 135 Jodie Sporlcdcr 23. 29. 31. 32. 34. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 108. 122. 127. 129. 142. 147 Peggy Staley 44. 101. 122. 144 Lisa Stein 48. 50 Tamara Stewart 39. 52. 98. 99. 100. 102. M2. 113. 122. 143 Angela Stouffcr 23. 129 Barry Stout 135 Rick Stout 22 Mark Stover 135. 137. 138. 139 Scott Stover 2. 22. 25. 30. 31. 33. 34. 68. 80. 82. 96. 106. 109. 116. 117. 124. 142. 150. 151 Steve Stover 36. 39. 106. 116. 117. 143 Randy Strocdc 48. 50. 70. 96. 101, 145 Betty Stroup 14 Chris Strublc 132. 136. 137. 138 Phyllis Strublc 13 Vaughn Studcr 48. 50. 83. 84. 96. 98. 100. 102. 145 Cindy Swisher 48. 74. 101. 145 Jennifer Terry 135. 136. 137, 139. 141 Kurt Terry 36. 39. 67. 68. 77. 79. 85. 86. 109. 125. 143. 149 Judy Thierolf 14 Konnic Thomas 3. 4. 16. 17. 27. 31. 32. 34. 50. 52. 53. 64. 65. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 128. 129. 142 Pat Thomas 13 Leslie Tilton 44. 106, 144 Melinda Tolbert 135. 136. 137. 139. 140 Mike Tolbert 36. 39. 67. 68. 77. 78. 79. 91. 106. 109. 143 Brenda Tossick 44. 98. 100. 101. 102. 122. 144 Chad Treastcr 5. 40. 44. 55. 59. 68. 70. 80. 81. 82. 109. 110. 118. 121. 144. 147 Matt Treastcr 2. 3. 4. 5. 16. 22. 28. 30. 31. 32. 34. 50. 52. 64. 65. 68. 80. 81. 82. 92. 93. 96. 101. 110. 116. 117. 118. 120. 121. 129, 146 Sharon Treastcr 5. 13. 51. 118 Dana Trickctt 48. 50. 93. 101. 112. M3. 122. 123. 145 Donna Trickett 5. 45. 91. 98. 100. 102. 122. 123. 143 Doug Twaddcll 46. 48. 70. 86. 98. 100. 101. 102. 103. 106. 145 Tanya Twaddell 132. 136. 137. 139. 141 Robbie Ullom 132. 138 Shannon Unrein 44. 101. 122. 144 Aernoud Van De Graff 23. 26. 27. 31. 32. 34. 50. 60. 61. 64. 65. 68. 92. 93. 95. 98. 99. 118. 121. 128. 142 Jodi Van Pelt 39. 59. 93. 122. 143 Jason Vetter 48. 70. 101. 104. 106. 121. 145 Jill Vossman 5. 39. 93. 96. 98. 100. 102. 105. 118. 121. 122. 123. 143 Christi Walz 132. 136. 139. 141 Jim Warburton 23. 27. 29. 59. 104. 124. 142 Tim Watts 2. 39. 51. 56. 67. 68. 69. 82. 85. 86. 109. 116. 117. 143. 149 Paul Weakley 48. 70. 145 Jason Weaver 135 Bill Weber 22. 106. 107 Lori Weber 48. 88. 125. 145 Marvin Weber 45. 48. 145 Pat Weber 13. 74. 131 Thna Weber 22. 25. 26. 30. 93. 98. 99. 100. 102. 103. 127. 128. 142 Troy Weber 44. 68. 70. 77. 79. 86. 106. 107. 144 Roberta Webster 135 Karen Weller 22. 26. 28. 51. 91. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 121 Jennifer Wendell 135. 136. 137 Julie W'cssling 135. 136. 137. 139. 141 Pam W csshng 44. 80. 93. 96. 97. 98. 100. 102. 105. 112. 113. 118. 144 Erie W.drig 44. 68. 70. 79. 86. 125. 144 Cathy W'.lcs 44. 72. 74. 76. 88. 98. 100. 102. 144 Connie Wiles 4. 23. 27. 29. 31. 33. 34. 51. 60. 61. 64. 65. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 88. 89. 98. 99. 100. 102. 108. 121. 124. 125. 128. 142. 151 Duane Wiles 39. 59. 91. 98. 100. 102. 103. 105. 110. 118. 121. 124. 143 Amy W illiams 39. 57. 91. 98. 99. 100. 102. 118. 122. 123. 134. 143 Brett Williams 48. 98. 100. 102. 106. 145 David Williams 135. 136. 137. 138. 141 Robert Williams 7. 13 Theda Williams 14 Violet Williams 14. 131 Scott Williamson 40. 44. 101. 144 Gene Wilkcns 68. 69. 70. 77. 131 Barbara Wilson 122. 144 Dawn Wilson 23. 24. 28. 32. 33. 34. 50. 52. 53. 64. 65. 98. 99. 100. 102. 122. 128. 129. 142 Stephanie W ilson 135. 139 Doria Winters 44. 101. 122. 144 Julie W inters 24. 30. 142 Joe Witt 48. 82. 145 Randy Woclk 7. 13. 126 Margo Woods 132. 136. 137. 141 Deanna W'ortck 135. 136. 137 Janet W'orick 132. 136. 137 Alfred Wrench 48. 49 Marsha Wrench 135. 136. 141 Donnie W right 24. 27. 29. 34 Johnny Year) 48. 70. 83. 96. 118. 145 153 ABD Printers Abram Ready-Mix Ace Hardware Banner Restaurant Barstow Pro Rodeo Equipment Bell Memorial Beloit Bootery Beloit Daily Call Beloit Laundry and Dry Cleaners Beloit Motor Co., Inc. 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