Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

“Ihj tlip 119lit nf hnnuilriy? mru rraft XUt lautn nf lifr” BELOIT JR. SR. HIGH 1711 n. UJALflUT BELOIT. KAASAS Advisor- Mrs. McDaniel, Editors- Vicki McCune, and Jill Larson, Staff- Melissa Fulhage. Kelly Albert, Denise Adams, Troy Weber, Dion Gengler, Cameron Schenk, Tim Watts, and Steven Stover Special thanks to Carle Kuhn, Dick Struble, Beloit Daily Call, and The Solomon Valley Post for their support and assistance. 2 yO� ( (0 flooo OO ?gOyP OOyO(5Oo( o O OyP’l:,fH P t'AA l -i-i A m n AI I U p n o o uui i Congratulations to the class of 1985. May the pride and respect held high at Beloit Junior-Senior High be your guide-post for the future. If you realize the importance of your education today, you can better be prepared for the future. Further, realize your importance as illustrated in this poem: A BAG OF TOOLS Isn't it strange that princes and kings, And clowns that caper in sawdust rings; And common people like you and me, Are builders of eternity. Each is given a bag of tools A shapeless mass, a book of rules; And each must make ere life is flown, A stumbling block or a stepping stone. Thanks for the memories, Verlin R. Kolman, Principal James R. Copp, Vice- Principal o n a o n LIUAINU i n n 1 c LUUI U t n a o n i u vv a i u TIJC Cl IT I IQ c MIL I U I UI L The board members for the 1984-85 school term pictured above are l°hn Bottom. Superintendent John Bottom, Superintendent; Bob Lampert, President; Lindy Lindb-lad; Vernon Adams; Darrel Fulhage; and Barbara Cox. Not pictured are Jerry Cady, Vice-president; and Rod Wilson. 8 BELOIT HIGH FICULIf •• c 1-X-XXxi 1 xiX m ixl m m m •jjiii HI HI xxx ® ®X1 t XX 'ItltI XXXXX a XXX XXI August 20, 1984, found the B.H.S. faculty back at work. The year began with the annual opening breakfast at the Elk's club. The staff-elected 84-85 faculty council members were Craig Cousland, Special Education Levels 3 4; Lee Elder, Art Instructor; Sharon Treaster, Spanish and Language Arts Instructor; and Arlene Kadle, Home Economics Instructor. The council met every other Wednesday at the Board Office at 3:30. The faculty met monthly at the High School at 7:45 A.M. Mr. Carl Bice Vocal Music Mr. Peter Caldwell Language Arts Mr. Craig Cousland Special Education Levels 3 4 Mrs. Betty Crawford Special Education L.D. Mr. Eddie DeVore Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Sondra Franklin Business Mr. Pat Blackburn Science Miss Helen Gillmore Home Economics Mr. Robert Baker Instrumental Music Mr. Bill Campbell Mathematics Mr. Lee Elder Art Mr. Michael Harbaugh Orchestra Mr. Bob Holl Guidance Counselor Mrs. Diana McDaniel Language Arts Mr. Will Hoestje Industrial Education Mr. Geary Labuary Physical Education Mrs. Bonnie Newcomer Language Arts Miss Mary Lou Peterson Special Education Ms. Pat Thomas Business Mrs. Diana Clegg Special Education Aide Mr. Robert Williams Social Science Mr. Chris Sones Head Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach 'T told you Polygrip holds good!’' Mrs. Judy Sones L.D. Physical Education Mrs. Sharon Treaster Foreign Language Language Arts Mrs. Mary Sahlfeld L.D. Aide Mr. Larry Smith Mathmetics Ms. Phyllis Struble Science Mrs. Lois Bean Special Education Aide 11 PERSONNEL AND ASSISTANTS SECRETARIES (L. to R.) Judy Thierolf Kathy Marozas Betty Fogo Theda Williams PSYCHOLOGIST Greg Kopsa: School Psychologist for the High School and the Elementary JANITORS (L. to R.) Arlyn Simmons Gene Carlton Mark Koster Mike Evans COOKS (L. to R.) Mary Gentry Patty Rufener Marjorie Ireland Donna Long Elizabeth Stroup Seniors Joyce Bridget I ange, President Maria Rae Conway, Secretary Say Soodby Bret Gregory Kolman, Vice President DeAnn Ruth Roberson, Treasurer 1984 has been long awaited by this year's seniors. With proms, homecomings, magazines sales, and Government class the year should seem long. This time, however, it went by all too quickly for the seniors. The memories from this year will long be treasured. As the year progressed, the class grew closer. Organizations, athletics, music, and other activities served to keep the seniors busy. The forty-nine members of the class of 1985 left their impression on the school. Showing strong guidance, they led in many areas through the year. The 1985 class is leaving the Halls of Troy this year. Behind they are scattering memories such as the following poem: As the time of our togetherness approaches the final close, The traces of our memories most assuredly to show. The memories are filled with laughter, with tears, and with smiles. And through all the tribulations we spiced it up with style. The sands funnel through the hourglass the time is ticking by. The time of our existence has ended at Beloit High. Denise Renae Adams Jeffery Scott Adams LaVonne Dee Alcorn Pamsh David Blanding Christopher Alan Boettcher Jeffrey William Bunger Troy Ray Carlton Brett Allen Creager Paula Diane Daniels Leia Ann Engelbert Bruce Lee File Greg Alen Foulke Michele Mane Gengler Timothy Wilcomb Haney Pia Hansen 19 Lori Linda Hiserote Barbara Jean Huggins Jacqueline Sue Hull Joni Beth Hyman Merton D. Jensen Todd Lee Johnson Kelly Lee Kadel Jill Mane Larson Roger Alan Larson Bradley Edgar Lindblad Jason Charles Lochead Vicki Lynn McCune Sue Athina McMillan Dru Clay Nichols Molly Elizabeth Niewald 21 4 Frankie-Rick R. Pepper Wendy Jenelle Reiter Michael C. Robinson Mark Smith Michelle Lynn Spear Tamara Sue Stewart Steven Michael Stover Steven Kurt Terry Michael Dean Tolbert Donna Marie Tnckett lodi Lyn VanPelt Jill Danelle Vossman Timothy Eugene Watts Duane Eugene Wiles Amy Elizabeth Williams NOT PICTURED Scott lames Booz Tony Lee Milholland Maria Del Carmen Guirao 23 Chris Foote Michelle Harder Brenda Foulke Melissa Fulhage Brian Gengler Cathy German lohn Gormly Kristi Guipre David Hartman Tracy Hayden Jeff Heidrick Kenny Hunt Bob Hyman Toby Johnson J33 JJUMUJ Shane Kelly Troy Kiel I berg Holly Marten Todd Osborne Roger Pierce Melissa Piper Aaron Pohlman 79 1 1 1 3333 33 33 33 Kristy Ramsey Scott Reiter Lisa Riemann As we walk the Halls of Troy we smile talk and laugh We're a class that's been together and shared memories of the past. The years are slowly dwindling we've but one more year to go and then we'll be on our separate ways who knows where we will go. April Scott Eric Smith Shannon Snedden Cameron Schenk Peggy Staley Brenda Tossick Chad Treaster Rusty Tilton Cathy Wiles Scott Williamson Barb Wilson Dona Winters 31 Chris Brown Rusty Carter m 4A ' Laura Albert Marsha Bice Dean Alcorn Kristin Amerine Debbie Bell Richard Boden Jerry Brown Shonda Cox Jill Gravatt Mark Brummer Kurtis Carrico Scott Foulke Paula Dillner Kim Gebhart Nathaniel Grabill Tony Crannell Kns Eilert Angela Crowley Jamie Meier Corey Pohlman Terrance Powers HHp Barry Scott e Kevin Sheppard Dana Trickett Doug Twaddell Jason Vetter Ginger Rutten Krystal Sewell (fc. . I Cindy Swisher Paul Weakley Marvin Weber John Yeary Brett Williams Not Pictured: Debbie Miller Joe Moore Bryan Ammons 1 , Melinda Boettcher James Caldwell Chris Bowers Scott Boomer Chuck Bowles Rita Colby Richard English 36 Jeff Farney David Finney Tammy Fobes Jeff Fuller Jenny Haney Heidi Heidrick Sue Foote Tiffany Foreman Paul Gastley Tom Gengler Karen Heiman Karl Heiman Kendal Francis Dawn Gormly Sandy Hayden Tami Herbie Pam Hicks Jim Hill 37 Matt Hoffer Shaun Kibbe | 4 k Laura Lyle Kevin Peters Eric Lampert Wade Lyle Shannon Peters Shane Lynch Matt Niewald Ronnie Pierce Sexy out fits girls! ilillY s llllf The class ol '88 can now be seen roaming the halls as Freshman. They've finally made it to high school and there's nothing that's going to stop them now! As Freshman they've had to tackle changes in teachers, schedules, sports, and social life! They're a unique group that has accepted the challenge well. Keep it up FROSH! Not Pictured T. Alexander A. Anderson M. Claussen T. Graham M. Womack David Williams Deanna Worick Jesse Sporleder Jennifer Terry Marsha Wrench koyalt y U.E IGN Fall and Spring: 1st row-Barb Huggins, Maria Conway, Steven Stover. Sue McMillan, Lori Hiserote, Jason Lochead, and Pia Hansen. Second row-Jeff Adams. Parrish Blanding, Molly Niewald, Dee Roberson, Tim Watts, Joyce Lange, Joni Hyman, Todd Johnson, Bret Kolman, Jackie Hull, Denise Adams. Kelly Kadel, and Dru Nichols. Last row-Chris Boettcher. Carmen Guirao, and Brad Lindblad. Spring Homecoming Royalty: First row-Pa Hansen, Jackie Hull, Bret Kolman. Second row-Dru Nichols. Jason Lochead, Lori Hiserote. Joyce Lange, Mana Conway, Denise Adams, Carmen Guirao. Back row-Chris Boettcher, Steven Stover, Kelly Kadel. Brad Lindblad. Queen Maria Conway and escort Steven Stover Queen Joyce and escort Chris Boettcher Fall Homecoming Royalty: Front-Barb Huggins. Sue McMillan. Back-Jeff Adams. Pamsh Queen Dee Roberson and escort Tim Watts Blanding, Molly Niewald, Tim Watts, Dee Roberson. Joni Hyman, Mike Tolbert, Todd Johnson. Bet, Dance. §me Make Queen candidates 1 to r: Molly Niewald, Barb Huggins, Dee Roberson, Sue McMillan, and Joni Hyman. loni Hyman sheds a tear. Molly Niewald shows nerves before crowning. Following the tradition of past homecomings, rain once again drenched this year's pep rally and threatened at the crowning. The clouds, however, did not dampen everyone's spirits. The candidates were Barb Huggins escorted by Jeff Adams, Joni Hyman escorted by Mike Tolbert, Sue McMillan escorted by Todd Johnson, Molly Niewald escorted by Parrish Blanding, and Dee Roberson escorted by Tim Watts. After much ft Queen, Dee Roberson and escort Tim Watts. stalling, the emcee, Brett Creager, relieved the suspense by announcing Dee as the queen. The Trojan football team helped make the evening a success with a victory of 19-6 over the Lindsborg Vikings. Another contributing factor to the night was the dance held that evening. The DJ as Infinity and all that attended claimed to have enjoyed themselves. Sue McMillan smiles for the camera. Barb Huggins takes time for a picture. April and her date attend homecoming. Brett serenades Michelle while they dance a slow dance. Rob, Kelly and Barry, ain't we having fun now! Jill and Keith take time out to pause for the camera. Jill looks for a male. •ee supports Roger as he begins to tip ver. u t-n © n f i r O n 2 !! U? S z JT 5 5 A n A A A A A A • • £••••• ) ) - J J 3 5 • • 4 V • • • • • sis s •n ni ® o © 5 a 8 s S 5 X ! 1 s H PS THR UCH 3.H.S CHRISTMAS PROM IS A Just a little kiss!! Hard Habit to Break was the theme of the 1984 Winter Prom — and that’s exactly what it turned out to be. It seems like a good time was had by all at this prom. It wasn't because of the decorations or the band, but maybe because of the people who attended. Often times, the prom spirit is taken away by fights over the theme, band or decorations. But at this particular prom, none of this seemed to matter. Couples showed up looking their best and feeling their best. From the looks on these people's faces, as captured by our yearbook staff, you can just tell that everyone was having a good time. This years prom colors were pink and gray, which was evident from the first minute you walked in from the thousands of streamers that were hung. The scene for the pictures was an old time sleigh with greenery and snow surrounding it. Hav'in fun Tim?? Shannon, having a good time????????? Sue and Brad sing Hard Habit to Break. The prom band experienced some difficulties in their equipment, but as you can see, they were ready to rock. Wendy ■ and Kelly dance to Lix. HARD HABIT TO BREAD Irlati iFtglj Artora Kelly approaches the stage while her lines. The entire cast takes a bow as they sing the closing song. Lucentio .......... Tranio ............ Wench ............. Baptista .......... Kate .............. Bianca ............ Gremio ............ Horensio .......... Petruchio ......... Potso ............. Maria ............. Fishmother ........ Servant ........... Kim, Todd and Molly practice their lines. Todd and Kim, practice makes perfect. Jfrmttt: Sllje ! ’ rev .. Scott Boomer ... Duane Wiles Michelle Harvey .... Kim Nelson . Molly Niewald .. Dee Roberson . Todd Osborne . .. Rick Pepper Kate and Petruchio, the loving Michelle stops to pose. Kate being wisked away by her husband Petruchio. The Shrew was directed by Mrs. Sharon Treaster and assisted by June Heiman. Music Accompaniment was played by Carol Porter, set design by Mike Robinson and Scott Boomer lights by Hans Baker and Matt Niewald. Overall, the play was a big success and enjoyed by all. ----Todd Baker Mrs. Treaster coaches Tim. couple. ......Tim Albin ......Kris Eilert Michelle Harvey ......Kris Eilert Dual Queens Make This year, the Senior Class of 85' made the record books by being the only class to ever have a homecoming tie. Joyce Lange and Maria Conway were announced as homecoming queens by the surprise of everyone. Not unusual, however, was the rain that has plagued the ceremonies for the last few year. The crowning was twice delayed by the rain and finally began at approximately 4:00. When the crowning began, Mike Tolbert, the emcee, introduced all of the candidates and escorts — then he prepared to open the envelope. When he read the words, It's a tie, a gasp was heard over the crowd and then cheers were heard. Both the dance and the relays were successful making the homecoming an overall triumph. The relays were delayed a short while by the rain, but that was the only problem for everything ran very smoothly. At the dance, approximately seventy people attended and the D. J. created a friendly atmosphere. Queen, Maria Conway and escort Steven Stover. C.’an- n. iutes and escorts trom ietl to right: Denis Adams. Joyce Lange, Pin Hansen,(’armen Guirao Maria Conway. Lori Hiserote. Jackie Hull Kelly Kadel. Chris Boettcher. Steven Stover, Dru Nichols. Mike Tolbert. Brad Lindblad. Jason l.o -kheaii Brel Kolman. 50 Mike Tolbert, emcee Homecoming History Un H,serote and — ,ason Uxkhead- � « Hull and escort Bret Kolman. Den.se Adams and escort Kelly Kadel Carmen- Guirao and escort Brad Lmdb lad. Pia Hansen and esc ort Dru Ni hols gSPTOJB PIHM Mark Kevin and Kim all participated in the Junior Class skit. Nalkcns suspended trees the catwalk were rust a iew of � deccratucesw Tired darxrers sake a seat Server - to R KeL'y Neiscr. Mattan Grabtll Debfcoe Beil Jamie Meier. Shcnda Cox. Raixiv Stroede M Gravart Chre Brown Rusty Carter Kurts Camcc Tammy Peoeseor. Knsten Amerine Mike Maxweii Heath Kofanaa. TOU9MIE TfflIE The happy couple!! Are we hav'in fun yet? The Junior Prom was a definite success this year! They spent alot of time and effort in organizing this prom to make it the best for the Seniors, and they did. Some of the decorations included: a suspended balloon centerpiece, a bridge, sky murals, me-talic streamers, silver stars, and a moon. With the help of almost the entire Junior class, this prom was one of the best. The banquet started at 6:30 and a large meal was served. The juniors devised a skit called, name that Senior which was a big success. Everywhere anyone would look, all they could see would be ribbons, lace and tuxedos. The girls did their part by showing up in hoops and baby breath, while the boys showed up in shiny good-looking tuxedos. The band at the prom was The Truth, and they, like the entire prom, were a big success. They played mostly hard rock and a few slow songs making the prom an unforgetable one. When the dance finally ended at 12:00, there were still around sixty people there. Blad. our own perscrial sobd gold dancer. 53 YOUNG TROJANS HAVE VARSITY- Front Row (L to R) B. Delka; Mgr.. L. Kadel, B. Lindblad, T. Carlton, G. Foulke, P. Blanding, T. Watts, J. Adams, M. Tolbert, K. Terry, J. Lochead, B. Kolman, R. Bunger; Mgr. Middle Row- T. Baker, T. Johnson, J. Meier, H. Kolman. R. Pierce, C. Myers, J. Vetter. W. Nielander, E. Widrig, D. Hartman, N. Grabill, C. Treaster, M. Deets. Back Row- E. Smith. R. Tilton, C. Blass, J. Yeary, P. Remus, R. Carter, T. Weber, K. Marozas, T. Caldwell, L. McCune, M. Maxwell, M. Weber. B. Lindblad. The 1984-85 Beloit Trojan Football team was young and inexperienced with only ten seniors and six returning lettermen under new Head Coach Geary Labuary. The Trojans showed promise in their first game by defeating S.E. of Saline 12-0. In the first home game of the season, Beloit faced state ranked Clay Center and held them to only a field goal during the first three quarters. Clay Center then capitalized on two costly mistakes by the Trojans and won 16-0. Beloit then lost to Sacred Heart 12-6 and to Ellsworth, the league champs, 30-0. On Homecoming night, Beloit beat Lindsborg 19-6 and then lost a close contest to Concordia, 28-20. Entering district play, Beloit was defeated by Minneapolis 13-6, but came back and beat Riley County 13-0. Beloit lost the last game of the season to Belleville 9-7 to end the season with a 3-6 record. SENIORS-Front Row (L to R) G. Foulke P. Blanding. B. Kolman. T. Watts, T. Carlton. I. Lochead, B. Lindblad, K. Terry, M. Tolbert, J. Adams. 56 REBUILDING YEAR JR. VARSITY- Front Row (L to R) Paul Gastley. Mark Selewski, Scott Boomer. Richard English, Hans Baker. Matt Niewald. Middle Row- Eric Lampert. Matt Hoffer, Trent Collins. Jamie Meier, Paul Weakley. Heath Kolman. Lynn Kadel. Kevin Kadel. Ronnie Pierce. Shannon Peters. Back Row- James Caldwell, Brent Lindblad. Paul Remus, John Yeary. Marvin Weber, Kurtis Marozas. COACHES- (L to R) Chris Sones, Bill Hiles, Geary Labuary. David VanNoord. SCOREBOARD Record 3-6 Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit 20 6 13 7 E5 Riley ' Belleville 9 57 ATHLETE s I feats 0 1st Row: Varsity: Cathy Wiles, Ten Collins, Chris Foote, Lisa Riemann, Rhonda Dietz. Gretchen Klenda, Kristin Amerine 2nd Row: Mr. Kollhoff, Denise Adams, Pia Hansen. Paula Daniels, Michelle Gengler, Vicki McCune, Dee Roberson The 1984 volleyball team was defeated the first match of the season, but this only inspired them to work harder. They traveled to the Lincoln Tournament and finished 3rd defeating Tescott and Waconda East. They obtained the first trophy for BHS girls volleyball. The season ended with a 7 16 record with wins over Tescott, Waconda East, Belleville, Sacred Heart and two wins over Lincoln. The coach this year was Mike Kollhoff, who was new to our program. Assistant coach, Will Hoestje. Senior Leaders this year were Denise Adams, Pia Hansen, Paula Daniels, Michele Gengler, Vicki McCune, and Dee Roberson. The younger girls on the squad showed improvement throughout the season and good signs for success in the following years. 1st Row: Deanna Worick, Sandy Hayden, Sue Foote, Michelle Snyder. Kristin Amerine, Kim Gebhart. Cathy Clark, Tiffany Foreman, Melinda Tolbert, Tami Herbie 2nd Row: Mr. Hoestje, Jenny Haney, Teri Collins, Chris Foote, Cathy Wiles. Gretchen Klenda, Rhonda Dietz. Marsha Bice. Denise Daughterly, Heidi Heidrick, Tammy Fobes. Kris Eilert, Troyette Law-son 3rd Row: Mr. Kollhoff, Denise Adams. Vicki McCune. Jennifer Terry, Lisa Riemann, Paula Daniels, Michelle Gengler, Pia Hansen, Kelly Nelson. Angela Crowley, Dee Roberson, Dawn Nichols Michelle slams one down. Paula up for the serve. S P o R T S Girls listen during timeout. n m i ujdtjQ Dee setting it up. Gretchen jumps ! r the block. Coach.es keeping an eye on things. Players awaiting the serve. Vicki shows her spirit. Kristin taking a breather. We got the serve! Chris gives her all. LJIDT TJ CJJJTS VARSITY: 1st row: Gretchen Klenda, Chris Foote. Melissa Fulhage. JR. VARSITY: Kristin Amenne. Shonda Cox. Dana Trickett, Marsha Teri Collins. 2nd row: Coach-Patty Weber. Rhonda Dietz, Michele Bice. Chris Eilert. laci Kelly. Gengler, Paula Daniels. Joyce Lange. The Lady Trojans, coached by Patty Weber and Geary Laburary, started their season off with an aggressive win over the Minneapolis Lions in their season opener. The game was one of the first in a series of three in the beloit preseason basketball tournament. The team finished with a second place in the tournament. The girls took third in the Minneapolis tournament with a win over Belleville, losing to Russell and upsetting Clay Center. The Lady Trojans closed their season February 25 losing to Colby during first round substate play. Their ending record consisted of 10 wins, 11 losses and a third place finish in the league. Next years team shows signs to be tough with five returning letter-men and promising underclassmen. Freshman: Melinda Tolbert. Stephene Wilson Jenny Haney. Jennifer Terry, Teresa Boden Molly Meats Denise Daugherty. Heidi Hesdnci. Troyette Lawson. Dawn LittreB. SENIOR LEADERS: Paula Michele and Joyce. TwnnmnrirF-sTTnm Varsity FRONT ROW: Bret Kolman, Roger Pierce. Kevin Marozas, Brad Linblad, Eric Widrig, Mike Tolbert. SECOND ROW: manager, Denise Adams, Eric Smith, Tim Caldwell, coach Blackburn, Troy Weber, coach VanNoord, Kurt Terry, Shannon Snedden, Mike Maxwell. The 84-85 Boys Basketball team, was newly supervised by head coach Pat Blackburn and assistant coach VanNoord. The basketball team this year suprised almost everyone with an overall record of 11-9. The Trojans started out the season strong by winning the preseason tournament with a 2-1 record, and taking the tournament plaque. Entering the Cross Roads Classic with a record of 7-2, the Trojans were ranked first in the tournament bracket. The Trojans had a bye the first round but then lost to Sabetha 45-40 and also to Superior 70-52 to take 4th in the tournament. The Trojans ended the season in sub-state play, losing to Thomas More Prep. 78-57. CT Snedden shoots tor two Coaches look on from the bench SCOREDBOARD Beloit vs. Minneapolis 61-47 Beloit vs. Clay Center 55-53 Concordia vs. Beloit 50-40 Beloit vs. Belleville 64-56 Beloit vs. Minneapolis 64-54 Beloit vs. Sacred Heart 62-61 Beloit vs. Lindsborq 63-56 Beloit vs. Ellsworth 45-43 S.E. Saline vs. Beloit 44-46 Sabetha vs. Beloit 45-40 Superior vs. Bloit 70-52 Beloit vs. Belleville 56-52 Concordia vs. Beloit 64-61 Minneapolis vs. Beloit 73-52 Beloit vs. Lindsborg 65-56 Beloit vs. S.E. Saline 46-45 Ellsworth vs. Beloit 61-41 Smith Center vs. Beloit 75-68 Sub-State TMP. vs. Beloit 78-57 n L mv viiiLi Web puts one in for two Avivi iw (ft 3 J.V. FRONT ROW: manager Paul Weakly, Doug Twadell. Chad Myers, Eric Smith Mike Maxwell, Jeff Chapman, Heath Kolman, manager Bret Williams, SECOND ROW: Coach Blackburn, Jamie Meier, Rusty Carter. Brent Lindblad, Paul Remus, Jason Vetter. Lance McCune, Coach VanNoord. TEAM SENIORS Bret Kolman, Brad Linblad, Kurt Terry, Mike Tolbert. FRESHMAN FRONT ROW: manager Melinda Boettcher, Troy Endsley, manager Michelle Snyder, SECOND ROW: Shaun Kibbe, Eric Lampert, Cory Smith, Shane Lynch. Bryan Ammons. BACK ROW: Jeff Fuller. Jami Harrison, James Caldwell. Kurtis Maro-zas, Trent Collins, Coach Hoestje. Top Row, Left to Right - Head Coach Chris Sones, Ronnie Pierce. Todd Johnson, Chad Treaster, Brett Creager, Toby Johnson, Tim Watts, Parrish Blanding. Dion Gengler, Mark Deets, Jeff Adams, Cameron Schenk, Jay Hieman, Asst. Coach Carl Bice - Middle Row • Kevin Kadel, Shannon Peters, Lynn Kadel, Rob Bunger, Kevin Magette, Matt Hoffer, Tracy Hayden, Jason Lockhead, Mike Powell, Matt Niewald, Paul Gastly, Joe Witt, Hans Baker. Bobby Putman - Front Row - Mgrs. Mark Stover, DeAnn Roberson, Joni Hyman, and Doug Daniels. The 1984 - 85 Beloit Trojan wrestling team, coached by Chris Sones and Carl Bice, made history by winning an unprecedented sixth straight State Championship, with three individual state champions, one second place finish and two thirds. The Trojans were once again titled the finest team in the state after defeating Kapaun Mt. Carmel in the Beloit Invitational. The Trojans extended their dual streak to 93 consecutive dual victories and 31 consecutive tournament wins. The Trojans traveled to the sub-state tournament at Russell and qualified nine wrestlers for state competition. The 4A State Wrestling Championships were held in Wichita. Beloit came away with three state champions: At 1051bs. Todd Johnson won his second straight state title; At 1191bs. Brett Creager also won his second straight title with a perfect 30-0 record; and at 1551bs. Mark Deets won his first individual title. Making a trip into finals, Tim Watts 1321bs. placed second respectively. There were also two third place finishers, Chad Treaster 1121bs. and Toby Johnson 126 lbs. Three others qualified for state and they were Parrish Blanding 1381bs., Dion Gengler 1451bs., and Cameron Schenk at 1671bs. The Black Machine rolled up 121 Vz points and in a distant second was Columbus with 90. Leading the Trojans were Senior Co-Captains Todd Johnson and Jeff Adams. Adams received a knee injury before sub-state and could not compete in the state tournament. Other Varsity members were as follows: Ronnie Pierce 981bs., Paul Gastly 1851bs., and Jay Hieman Hwt. The Trojans look strong for next year with three previous state champions and have set their goals on a never attempted seventh straight state title defense. Cameron Schenk 1671bs. and Dion Gengler 1451bs., qualified for the state tournament. 64 Mark Deets, 155 lb. State Cham- Toby Johnson, 126 lb. 3rd at State, works pion, set to explode off the bot- opponent to his back. tom. Brett Creager, 119 lb. State Champion, shows his grinding style that won him his second straight title. Jeff Adams, 167 lb., anxiously waits for the start of his match. Seniors - Brett Creager, Jeff Adams. Jason Lockhead, Parrish Blanding, Tim Todd Johnson, 105 lb. State Watts. Todd Johnson - Front Row - Joni Hyman and DeAnn Roberson. Champion, checks with coach for advice. Parrish Blanding, 138 lb., accepts his first place plaque at the Beloit Invitational. Tim Watts, 132 lb. 2nd at State, grinds on opponent. Beloit Golfers Front Row - Kurtis Carrico, Brad Delka, Jami Harrison, Brad Lindblad, Jeff Fuller, Shane Lynch - Back Row • Shawn Kimberly, Mike Powell, Chad Miner, Kristi Guipre, lay Heiman. Aaron Pohlman, Tim Watts, Toby Johnson, Kelly Kadel, Jamie Meier. Roger Pierce:- not pictured - Ronnie Pierce, Coach Bill Hiles. The Beloit golf team had a good year under Coach Bill Hiles. The team played well at most of the tournaments. The tournaments Beloit placed at were: Superior (3rd Place), Smith Center (2nd Place), Sacred Heart (3rd Place), and placed 3rd at the league golf meet. 4A Regionals were held in Abilene with eight teams participating. The team played pretty well and were only 18 strokes out of going to state. Toby Johnson shot an 85 at regionals and qualified for the state tournament in Andover. The team improved throughout the year and ended on a good note. There were three seniors on the team: Kelly Kadel (4 yr. golfer). Brad Lindblad (1 yr. golfer), and Tim Watts (1 yr. golfer). 66 Vaughn and John, quite the studs! Toby Johnson shows off his form that qualified him for state competition. Are Above Par Tim Watts sneaks out of the door to go to a golf meet. Brad Lindblad concentrates on hitting the Shawn Kimberly practicing his ball to the green. drives at the driving range. 69 1st row, L-R: laci Kelley, Kristin Amerine, Troyette Lawson, Tina Eilert, Kris Eilert, Chris Foote, Sue Foote, 2nd row: Dee Roberson, Rhonda Dietz, Molly Niewald, Jennifer Terry, Michelle Gengler, Lorie Weber, Marsha Bice, Kelly Nelson, Gretchen Klenda, Teri Collins. INSPIRATION Molly on the move. DeAnn booking it home. I bet you volunteered for that job huh. Deets?! Teri showing good form. Chris coming around the final curve. 1 Lisa Riemann, Manager, Yes, you're gorgeous. This years girl's track squad faced many tribulations when very few people that lettered returned. Throughout the many problems, the track team found that many victories were theirs. The team won three track meets: Southeast Invitational, Minneapolis Invitational, and the Osborne Invitational. They finished second at the league meet. The girl's team succeeded in bringing three events to the State track meet. lennifer Terry is going to participate in long jump. Michele Gengler will show her ability in high jump, and the 1600 meter relay will try to better their time. sir l(| II DIE a nil IE AD Kristin's tongue work helps handoff the baton to Dee Larry, Mo, Curley strike again Molly shows confusion Cathy, the charleston went out years ago Jennifer shows ediquette while flying through air 77 muo me Dnnnnrmtt tt ivuO unO inuuuu ilvct Members of the National Honor Society are from 1 to r: Counselor Robert Holl, Denise Adams. Jeff Adams, Barb Huggins, and Paula Daniels. This year the members of the National Honor Society involved themselves in projects of tutoring. In an effort to promote the concepts of Character, Leadership. Scholarship and Service which are the four basic qualities looked for in members of the Honor Society, the members tutored students in Algebra I, English. Agriculture, and Music. The National Honor Society members are chc en each year by a vote of the faculty. In the spring four Juniors and three more Seniors will be chosen to serve as next year's Honor Society. NATIONAL [_ HONOR SOCIETY v A L 78 Paula pays close attention at meeting. Barb relaxes during the meeting. The more the merrier, right K. Albert, Sec. Tres., D. Wiles, V. Pres., D. Roberson, Snedden? Stuco Rep., K. Nelson, Pres. The 1984-85 AFS group was busy this year helping the AFS students to adapt to their new environment. Beloit High School was fortunate enough to have three AFS students this year. Pia Hansen, who was from Germany; Jason Lo-chead, who was from New Zealand and Carmen Guirao who was from Spain. As a group the AFS Club carried out an AFS weekend, inviting many foreign-exchange students from surrounding areas to join in the fun. Among some of the activities were: a party held at the First National Bank community room, a breakfast at the Kadels residence, roller skating at Glasco, a dance for everyone, and Church Sunday morning before they all had to leave. The AFS Club also raises money to allow the foreign-exchange students to call home for Christmas. AFS visitors: Back left; Jason Lochead, Mika Pippuri, Graham Wimaar. Sanne Jensen. Helga Foldbo, Nia Soedjani, Celine Conbeau, Rebecca Haynes, Kim Nelson-Pres., Duane Wiles-Vice Pres., Front left; Pia Hansen, Corinne Loporde, Gerd Larsen, Ricardo Cordero, Silvia Rovelli. Ruth Buell, Coskun Yildiz, Fernando Benitez. AFS members are: First row; Jason Lochead, Pia Hansen, second row; Kurtis Carrico, Todd Baker, Kristi Ramsey, Tammi Herbie, Shannon Unrein. Vicki McCune, third row; Mrs. Sonesen, Molly Niewald, Duane Willes. Leia Englebert, Pam Wessling, Brenda Tossick, Rick Pepper, DeAnne Robertson, Jill Larson, fourth row; Kim Nelson, Donna Tricket, Kelly Albert, Lori Hiserote, Chad Miner, Marsha Bice, Cameron Schenk, Kelly Nelson, Lisa Reiman. Paula Daniels, Melissa Fulhage, Mark Deets. YUlllfl Al - Carmen demonstrates the Fandango dance. Carmen poses for a picture. Carmen and Joyce enjoy a leisurely moment. Carmen Guirao arrived in Beloit November 11 and left June 20. Carmen said Beloit wasn't what she had expected, but she liked it here. She had thought there would be more big city life and was surprised to find so many small towns. Carmen's hometown of Murcia is located about 50 miles inland from Spains southeastern Mediterranean coastline. Her father is a baby doctor and her mother is a nurse. Carmen hopes to begin her medical studies next year. Carmen started studying ballet when she was three at a private academy for the arts. She has trained in Spanish, modern and classic ballet and the fandango, a native dance of Southern Spain. Teenage life is also somewhat different. No one drives until they're 18 and she and her friends walk to their destination usually in a group. Carmen spent her year here living with Jim and Margaret Moore enjoying every minute of it. Pia enjoys her stay in USA. Pia Hansen left her town of Flensburg Germany to arrive in Beloit July 24th. She lived with the Guipre's during her stay here and departed at the end of June. Pia was used to big city life since her hometown consisted of 90,000, but she was glad she came to a small town, because everyone know's everyone, people are friendly and there are no tryouts for sports. Pia's mom works in a nursing home, and her father is a banker. Next year Pia will be a sophomore in college. Her major subjects are English and Spanish. She one day hopes to be a physical therapist. In Germany school is much different. They go by a weekly schedule instead of the same day to day schedule as we do. While at Beloit High School, Pia went out for volleyball, golf and marching band. Pia enjoyed everything about her stay here but said the time went so fast. Pia celebrates the big 18! Jason Lochead, from New Zealand, arrived July 26 and left at the end of June. He spent the year with the Jerald Schenk family. Jason's hometown is Foxton with population of about 3,500. His family consists of his father David, brother Russell and sister Sally. Upon return to New Zealand he planned to get a job and start university next January. When he first arrived in Beloit he went cruising'' which he had never done before. I couldn't figure out why Cameron kept driving around in circles,” he said. We went past the Quick Shop 23 times. New Zealand and the U.S. are quite similar but some of the differences Jason has noted are light switches go the other way, we drive on the opposite side of the road, there are no pop machines in New Zealand and the only thing sugar free in New Zealand is Tab. While attending Beloit High School, Jason participated in football, wrestling and band. His best experiences were going out for sports. Front row (L to R) T. Odle, I. Yearly, H. Kolman, J. Hyman, ]. Vossman, R. Stroede, K. Amerine, P. Wessling, M. Harder, L. Albert, R. Bunger, D. Trickett, S. Cox, D. Hartman, C. Schenk, D. Daniels, T. Gengler. Second row (L to R) T. Lawson, J. Haney, J. Brown, I. Lange, M. Kohler. S. McMillan, T. Collins, M. Powell, R. Pierce, R. English, J. Fuller, I. Caldwell, A. Crowley, K. Sewell, W. Lyle.S. Williamson,C. Pohlman. Third row (L to R) V. Studer, J. Meier, L. Elder, S. Stover, T. Johnson, M. Fulhage, T. Johnson, B. Huggins, T. Kjellberg, J. Heiman, and D. Gengler. Working hard throughout the year paid off for the members of Art and Photo club. They spent all year putting together many projects that showed their imagination, skill, and talents. Members looked forward to the Fort Hays Art Show held May 1st and the Beloit Art Show held May 11th. They displayed projects in the following categories: two and three dimentional drawings, sculpture, stained glass, photography, and painting. For the year of 84-85, dues were $2.00 which was the major money making project. Art and Photo set its goals high for it's members. A few major ones are 1) to introduce the members to not only art but the basic of competition, and 2) to broaden the horizons of those who are interested in art by showing the different forms and techniques used throughout the United States and the world. The club has a strong group of young individuals that will excell in the future. Officers (L to R) Toby Johnson, treasurer; Mellissa Fulhage, president; Todd Johnson, vice-president; Barb Huggins, secretary. 1984-85 Trojan Band: S. Abell. D. Adams. K Albert. T. Albin. K. Amenne. L. Axtell. H. Baker. T. Baker. I). Bell. M. Bice. R. Boden. T. Boden. M Boettcher. C. Bowers. C. Brown. K. Carrico. T. Cashatt. L. Chandler. K. Clark. T. Coolins. M. Conway. B. Creager. A. Crowley. P. Daniels. D. Daugherty. M. Deets. R. Dietz, T. Endsley, T. Fobes.'C. Foote. S. Foote. T. Foreman. B. Foulke. K. Francis, M. Fulhage. J. Fuller. J. Fuller. C. German. N. Grabill. J. Gravatt. K. Guipre. P. Hansen. M. Harder. H. Heidnck. T. Herbie. I. Hill. B. Huggins. I. Hull. J. Hyman. T. Johnson, K. Kadel, I. Kelley. E. l.ampert. D. Littrell. I. Lochead. S. Lynch, K. Marozas. K. Marozas. H. Marten. S. McMillan. M. Meats. K. Morrell. D. Nichols. D. Nichols. M. Niewald. N. Nothern. T. Odle. R. Peters. S. Peters. T. Peterson. R. Pierce. M. Powell. D. Roberson. S. Robinson. C. Schenk. C. Smith. E. Smith. M. Snyder. M Spear. I Stewart, j Terry. M. Tolbert. B. Tossick, D Tnckett. D Twaddell. I. Vossman. I. Wendell. J. Wesslmg. P W« ssling. C. Wiles, D. Wiles, D. Williams. B. Williams. A Williams. S. Wilson. D. Wonck. This year the B.H.S. band was under the new direction of Mr. Robert Baker. Top ratings were received by the band and flag team at the K.U. Band Day in Lawrence, where they competed against sixty other entries. Both groups did equally as well at the Hays competition. They participated in the October-fest Parade at Concordia; and received a first place trophy in our own Veteran's Day parade. Three members of the band were selected by audition for the district KMEA Band. They were Paula Daniels, Alto Saxophone; Dru Nichols. French Horn; and Doug Twaddell, Trombone. A Christmas concert was presented by the concert band; and the Drill Team and Pep Band worked hard to present fine performances during winter sports events. 84 During halftime ceremonies at B.H.S. football games, the band and flag team demonstrated marching skill and performance ability. (Above) Sue McMilhan. Head Field Conductor, and Melissa Fulhage. Assistant Field Conductor pose tor a pic ture. (Bottom Right) The Trojan Marching Band and Flag Team during a top performance that earned th m a first place trophy during the Veteran's Day Parade. 1st: T. Stewart, S. McMillan, J. Hyman; 2nd: C. Brown, K. Clark, M. Conway; 3rd: J. Kelley, C. Foote, M. Fulhage, T. Collins, D. Roberson, K. Amerine; 4th: D. Bell, K. Guipre, R. Dietz, H. Marten, C. German, and K. Albert. Melinda Tolbert and Tammi Fobes sing a duet. Denise and Paula enjoy performing. 1st row: Kim Nelson, Brent Lindblad, Stephanie Robinson. Tammi Fobes. Kristi Guipre, Melinda Tolbert, Ronnie Pierce, Paul Weakly, Melissa Piper, Duane Wiles; 2nd: Pam Wessling, Trent Collins, Chris Brown, Jason Vetter, Debbie Bell, Brad Linblad. Tammi Cashett, Nathan Grabill, Kris Eilert; 3rd: Lisa Riemann, Jamie Meier, Doug Twadell, Marsha Bice, Richard English. Brenda Tossick, Paul Gastley. Right: 1st row: Chuck Blass, Tony Cran-nell, Lance McCune; 2nd: Todd Baker, Brent Lindblad, Pat Donley, and Dawn Nichols sing during the concert. Below: Brent Lindblad sings his solo. TO££OWS-THE r MELODY V j This years band ranged close to 100. Their first performance of the year was the 1984-85 Melissa and Maria have fun while performing to Christmas Concert. Prince. They've got legs! Left: Melissa Fulhage, Chris Brown, Kathy Clark, Sue McMillan, Rhonda Dietz, Tammi Stewart, Cathy German and Holly Marten. Melissa will be Home for Christ- Cute Joni! mas. 1st row: Jerri Highland. Scott Williamson. Tony Crannell. Joe Moore, Doria Winters. Leia Englebert, Joni Hyman, Joyce Lange, April Scott. Wray Nielander; 2nd: Cindy Swisher, Ginger Rutton, Carla Kelly. Tammi Cashatt, Tammi Fobes, Marsha Bice, Todd Baker, Brent Linb-lad, Lisa Riemann, Tim Albin, Chuck Blass, Lance McCune; 3rd: Stephanie Robinson, Deanna Worrick, Lena St. John. Brenda Foulkes; 4th: Brenda Tossick, Wendy Reiter, Melinda Tolbert. Kim Gebhart. Jenny Haney, Pat Donley: 5th: Krystal Sewell. Melissa Piper, Jodi Van Pelt, Shannon Unrien, Barbara Wilson. Mr. Bice. Kathy Clark, Dawn Nichols. Sing it. Shannon! Come on Tammi, Strut your stuff! 87 flusic State Oihi®j The saxophone quartet received a I rating at state in Andover. The flag team earned a I rating at state under the leadership of Barb Huggins and Molly Niewald. Maria received a superior rating on her flute solo at state music. During marching band season the Marching Trojans received a I rating at the Fort Hays Marching Contest. 88 ORCHESTRA ARES MUSIC FRONT ROW: P. Daniels. N. Grabill, T. Peterson. K. Clark. K. Nelson, R. Pierce. K. Carrico, K. Carrico, SECOND ROW: S. Wilson, S. Foote, J. Dameron, K. Brigden, K. Bailey,T. Foreman, M. Boettcher. K. Nelson, J. Haney, D. Adams. E. Lampert, M. Powell, S. Grabill. THIRD ROW: M. Harbaugh, S. Evans, E. Smith, D. Bell, E. Brassfield, B. Hudson, M. Bice, S. Bowers. I. Grabill, D. Twaddell, C. Smith, D. Wiles, C. Bowers, J. Wendell, B. Lindblad. B. Lindblad. Mr. Harbaugh accompanied the orchestra at a week- Playing the violin keeps Kathy Clark busy ly practice. on Thursday mornings. With so many distractions, concentration isn't easy for Brent. V |f •• IN ALL NfcOJEOT (Front row, L to R) Paul Remus, Jeff Adams, Mike Tolbert. Steve Stover, Rob Bunger, Doug Daniels. (Middle row, L to R) Kevin Kadel, Richard English, Barry Scott, Brad Smith. Karl Heiman, Rusty Tilton, Chris Bell, Jeff Heidrick, Bruce File, David Williams, Chris Boettcher, Greg Foulke, Matt Hoffer, Richard Boden, Brett Creager, Mark Stover. Mr. DeVore, (Back row, L to R) Jerry Brown, Jason Vetter, Mike Maxwell, Lynn Kadel, Rusty Carter, Doug Twaddell. Brett Williams. Scott Foulke. FUTURE FAfcMEfc OF AMEfcKA rFA OFFICERS: L. to R. Front Row; Doug Daniels-Secretary, Rob Bunger-Sentinel, Steve Stover-Treasurer, Back Row; Mike Tolbert-Vice-President, 5aul Remus-Reporter, and Jeff Adams-President. Kristen Amenne, FFA Sweetheart. 92 FFA Jeff conducts the meeting while Doug keeps track of the min- Mike looked surprised that the camera caught him working! utes. The Beloit Future Farmers of America members began the 84-85 school term by taking field trips. In mid-June, Farmway Co-op took several members to Kansas City to visit Farmland Industries, Board of Trade, and toured through the combine plant. The FFA members held a chili soup supper at the Beloit Wrestling Invitational as a money making project. The various activities throughout the year seemed to be exciting to the FFA'ers. Members 1 to r: 1st row-W. Nielander, S. Snedden, C. Schenk, T. Caldwell, J. Adams, M. Tolbert. G. Klenda, T. Collins, K. Terry, M. Maxwell, B. Lindblad, C. Myers. B. Kolman. 2nd row-L. Weber, C. Swisher. J. Kelley, D. Roberson. K. Amerine, J. Hyman, P. Daniels, M. Gengler, L. Riemann, C. Wiles, J. Hull. C. Foote, M. Niewald, T. Weber, M. Deets. 3rd row-D. Twaddell, V. McCune. G. Labuary, D. Alcorn, S. Cox, J. Meier, J. Lange, L. Kadel, R. Bunger, T. Kjellberg, C. Treaster, D. Hartman, K. Marozas, T. Johnson, R. Pierce. E. Widrig, D. Gengler. T. Watts, E. Smith, T. Johnson, J. Heiman, B. Creager, P. Blanding, T. Odle. Officers: Mike Tolbert-Secretary. Gretchen Klenda-Vice President, Jeff Adams-President, Teri Collins-Treasurer and Geary Labuary-sponsor. fi m $ Forensics members from left. 1st row- Michelle Harvey, Sherri Abell. Duane Wiles. 2nd- Kristi Guipre, David Hartman, DeeAnn Roberson, Molly Niewald, Carmen Guario, Kim Nelson. 3rd- Kenny Hunt, Scott Boomer, Mrs. Treaster. 4th- Mark Deets, Kevin Carrico, and Rick Pepper. Not pic: Kelly Nelson, Kurtis Carrico and Kris Eilert. Look Mrs. T.! GUM!!! Michelle Harvey lectures her listeners. Kurtis qualified for state in informative speaking. Duane begs for mercy. Kim and Molly show humor in Duet Act. Carmen and her All-American’’ cowboy. George (Rick) shoots Lenny (Scott) in Of Mice and Men. Kris shows potential. (Front row L. to R.) D. Hartman. M. Deets, R. Pierce, T. Johnson, K. Carrico, (Second row L. to R.)C. Myers. D. Daniels, L. Engelbert, J. Vossman, (Third row L. to R.) J. Kelley, K. Eilert, P. Wessling, C. Foote, C. Treaster, C. Miner, B. Gengler, (Fourth row L. to R.) J. Meier, P. Weakly, M. Powell, C. Schenk, K. Carrico, D. Gengler, T, Caldwell, and N. Grabill. Future Medical Careers Club is a career exploration club. Its purpose is to build interest and receive experience in medical and health professions. Students assist at the bloodmobile yearly. Many tours were taken this year. For example, the optometrist office, S S Drug Store, and the Mitchell County Health Department were visited. Speakers have included a psychologist, pharmacist, optometrist, and a public health nurse. OFFICERS: Doug Daniels, Leia Engelbert, Jill Vossman, and Kevin Carrico. Ten Collins. Barb Huggins. Rhonda Dietz, Kelly Albert. Chris Brown, Holly Marten. Lori Hiserote, Molly Niewald. TJWI JiJ-JJ PCP The NEWSPAPER STAFF: Back row: Parrish Blanding, Kevin Carrico, Bret Kolman, Gretchen Klenda, Sherri Abell, Jay Heiman, Brad Lindblad Front row: Editor Jeff Adams, Advisor Mrs. McDaniel, Paula Daniels Ear I is 'W HatbOTTroy MTAdaiM Mn EDITOR ............. ADVISOR .............. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ... PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT.......Uy STAFF WRITERS Jeff A4ama. B rb Hvj km Brad Lmdbtsti Ptoii D«iyfk, Bret Kmitmtm. Jay Hcioua, Kma Carnoo GfddM Kkndi. Sherri AbHl 100 Staff Editor Jeff, it is about time you showed some maturity. D(T WAtLia l� f TWWST Gretchen shows her studious nature. Brad types with faultless precision. Paula gives us her dazzling smile. Sherri cuts next week's centerfold. lay, the intellectual genious. Barb and Kevin attack the mighty machines. Bret, what exactly is in your mouth? The yearbook staff, in the first week of school, attended a yearbook conference given by Jostens at Cloud County Community College. The purpose was to motivate and inspire the staff to do a good job on this years annual. Here, the staff decided which cover to use and the number of pages in the book. Then, in February, chosen members of the yearbook staff traveled to Fort Hays to participate in the Kansas Regional Press Association Contest. They completed in various journalistic events. In April, the finalists go to the State Contest at Lawerence. (DLL2 fm LPAM(J liLI Wlim Members: 1st row-K. Amerine, B. Ammons. S. McDonald, D. Littrell, J. Terry, K. Heiman, T. Foreman. K. Nelsn. D. Trickett. K. Marozas. C. Smith. M. Harder, T. Endsley, J. Caldwell. M. Niewald. 2nd row-K. Guipre, J. Meier. P. Weakley. E. Lampert, T. Carlton, B. Lindblad, K. Eilert, P. Dillner K Sewell. S. Wilson. M. Boettcher. M. Snyder. M. Meats. H. Heidnck. D. Daugherty. 3rd row-P. Hansen. L. Weber. T. Eilert G Rutten K Nelson’ C Treaster, R. Tilton. B. Lindblad. 4th row-D. Roberson. V. McCune. P. Daniels. Last row-B. Delka. D. Wiles Mrs Treaster President Duane. Vice Pres. Dee, and StuCo Rep. Vicki conduct meetings. Officers: Brad Delka. Treasurer; Paula Daniels. Sec- Tu d i •• tt c u i o .i retary; Duane Wiles. President; Dee Roberson, Vice , 1 bchool Spanish Club held regular meetings throughout President; Vicki McCune, StuCo Representative. J e Ye 3r- A concession stand was run to help raise money. As an added treat for the members, this year Carmen Guirao was also a member. Carmen is an exchange student from Spain. She talked to the members to help them understand the customs and ways of Spain. Her talks were educational as well as enjoyable. Mrs. Treaster provided strong leadership as sponsor for this year s Spanish Club. Once again, the Spanish Club has said hola and adios' to a school year. 104 Believe It Or This year's Student Council participated in many activities and helped to make the year enjoyable. Concession stands and the fees from homecoming helped to finance the StuCo this year. Student Council members started the year with a potluck supper at Mark Deets' house followed by a volleyball game. Enthusiasm marked the beginning of the year for the members of StuCo. The Spirit Committee sponsored a Spirit Week prior to the homecoming football game. Then StuCo sponsored a homecoming dance following the game. Another Spirit Week preceded Beloit Wrestling Invitationals and the Belleville Crossroads Basketball Classic. The StuCo members met at Mr. Robert Holl's house for an ice cream party and spent the day playing games. The year was not all play and no work, however. For Valentine's Day, carnations were sold as in past years. It was a money-making project as well as a way for students to tell that special someone that they care. To give students exposure to another school, a StuCo exchange was arranged with Salina South. Ten members of Salina South's StuCo came and spent a day at school. Ten members of Beloit's Student Council also went and spent a day at Salina South on March 7, 1985. New ideas and innovations were the result of this trip. The annual Mitchell County Dance was sponsored by StuCo again this year. Everyone attending enjoyed themselves. Throughout the school year, StuCo provided support for the entire student body. Jeff Adams provided good leadership along with the other officers and members. Overall, the year was a successful one for the members of Student Council. StuCo Officers: Jeff Adams—President, Barb Huggins-—Sec. Treas., Mark Deets—Vice President. 1 to r standing: Pia Hansen. Kelly Albert, Jeff Adams. Brad Lindblad, Bruce File. Mike Tolbert, Bob Holl, Chad Treaster, Kevin Carrico, Doug Daniels, Kurtis Carrico, Jen Highland, Kathi Clark, Maria Conway. Kneeling: Jill Vossman, Dee Robertson. Pam Wessling, Mark Deets Barb Huggins laci Kelley, Health Kolman, Paul Gastley, Brad Delka, Vicki McCune. Seated: Gretchen Klenda, Melissa Fulhage, Molly Niewald, Todd Johnson Jason Lochead. Fearless leader Jeff shows that he is one who leads. Kevin, as always, ready to contribute his utmost. Mot I Mark shows his characteristic enthusiasm and Gretchen listens. Bob Holl and his 1 sports fan. 1 Barb attentively takes notes at meetings. Maria is wide awake and ready to go as usual. Rhonda end Melissa say good-bye Maria and Lori teach Barb how to carry on an inno cent conversation This year the Senior High Y teens accom plished many things. The little sister Picnic idea was changed to a pizza party. The freshmen were still tortured into weanng the clothes of yester year. After the initiation of the freshmen, the club went on with their ideas to help the community and those who are in need. For Christmas, the Y teens took fruit to their adopted grandparents. As the year went on so did the activities. For those cold winter mornings, the club sold donuts and hot chocolate. Valentines Day was accompanied f?y the heart sisters. Over all the school year was a big success. Many things were accomplished: putting entnes into the annual Idea Book, making another recipe book and adopting grandparents from Hill top. 108 Members of the group listen attentively FOURTH ROW: D. G� rmly, R. Colby, S. Hayden, B. Tossick, L. Riemann, S. Unrien, M Wrench. T. Peterson. K. Morrell, C. Brown, THIRD ROW: D. Litlrell, K. Heiman, S. Wilson, S. Foote, J. Wessling, M. Boettcher, L. Engelbert, J. Vossman, L. Chandler. T. Herbie, D. Trickett, A. Scott. P. Hicks, SEC’OND ROW: D. Daugherty, C. Foote. S. Abell, M. Fulhage, P. Wessling. R. Dietz, G. Klenda. K. Albert, V. McCune, C. Wiles. P. Hanson. P. Dillner, T. Eilert, M. Bice, K. Nelson. K. Gebhart, Mrs. Kadel, S. Cox. P. Donley, B. Wilson, H. Marten. FRONT ROW: T. Cashatt. M. Meats. T. Fobes, M. Tolbert. 1. Hyman, B. Huggins. D. Roberson. D. Adams. I. Larson, J. Lange, P. Daniels. L. Hiserote, A. Williams, M. Gengler, M. Finney. M. Conway. ON TOWER: D. Trickett. M. Spear, S. Robinson, M Harder. I. Hull. K. Clark. I. Wendell. T. Boden, M. Niewald, N. Nothern, M. Snyder. H. Heidnck ADVISORS Mis. Arlene Kadel and Miss Helen Gilmore 109 Beloit High basketball players chosen for the NCAA All-League Basket- McCune in copy writing and Brett Kolman in feature writing. ball teams were Michelle Gengler and Kevin Marozas. Honorable mention: Roger Pierce, Joyce Lange and Gretchen Klenda. Paula placed second at the State Journalism Contest in photography. Paula was also chosen for the Kansas Music Educators Association Stage Band. Front left: Kevin Marozas, Boys State alternate; Tim Caldwell, delegate; Mark Deets, delegate; Kevin Carrico, alternate. Back left: Kim Nelson, Girls State alternate; Kelly Albert, delegate; Gretchen Klenda, alternate, (not pictured). 110 University of Kansas Honor students are Paula Daniels, Maria Conway, Amy Williams, Vicki McCune and Barbara Huggins. State Scholars are Vicki McCune, Bret Kolman and Lavonne Alcorn (not pictured). Scholarship Winners to present: Vicki McCune, $1200 Dane Hansen, Maria Conway, $500 Delphian-$700 BHS Alumni-Methodist Scholarship, Paula Daniels, $100 Dane Hansen-$100 K.U. Good Student, $400 K.U. Music-$300 University of Missouri Music, Lori Hiserote, $1000 Boo-gaarts, $200 VFW, Joyce Lange $200 Boogaarts-$100 1st Federal, Barb Huggins, $100 Boogaarts-$500 Delphi-an-$300 Women's Panhellen-ic, Dru Nichols, $100 Boo-gaarts-$4000 Friends Universi-ty-$500 Colby County Build-ers-Music Scholarship, Donna Trickett $200 VFW, Jill Larson $500 Dane Hansen-$100 Mark Melton, Amy Williams, $500 Dane Hansen, Denise Adams, $200 Mitchell County Teacher's Assn. % Participants in Brown Mackie, Concordia, and Vo-Tech Business skills days are from front L to R: Brad Delka, Kevin Carrico. Melissa Piper, Joyce Lange, Maria Conway, Mrs. Franklin; instructor; 2nd: Kurtis Carrico, Carla Kelly. Jackie Hull, Jill Larson, Teri Collins, Vicki McCune, Amy Williams; 3rd: Cathy German, Cathy Wiles, Stephanie Robinson, Lorie Weber, Donna Trickett, Michelle Gengler, Joni Hyman. Jill Vossman, Molly Niewald, and Ms. Thomas; instructor. The business skills team placed first in both the Concordia and Vo-Tech tournaments. Forensic students who qualified for state are (front, L to R): Kurtis Carrico, Kelly Nelson, Kelly Albert. Kris Eilert, Carmen Guirao, Rick Pepper; (back L to R): Kevin Carrico, Shem Abell, Kim Nelson, Duane Wiles. Not pictured: Kristi Guipre. Molly Niewald, DeAnn Roberson. The mile relay qualified to state with DeAnn Roberson starting off, then Molly Niewald and Gretchen Klenda, ending with Kristin Amerine. Alternates are Jaci Kelley and Kris Eilert. Not pictured but also qualifying for state was Jennifer Terry in long jump, and Michelle Gengler in ‘ v high jump. Troy Weber qualified for state in shot put with a 51'10 . Not pictured is Scott Reiter in pole vault. Outstanding students honored 111 BACCALAURtATfc Saccalauxcate Sunday, May 19, 1985 8:00 P. M. fllnihd Cfiuxck Prelude Processional ...................................Mane Roberts Invocation...................................Pastor Mac Lee Scnpture ..........................The Rev. R. Bruce Bngden Vocal Solo..............................................Joni Hyman '‘Beautiful Dreamer by Paul Jabara and Jay Asher Sermon............................ The Rev. R. Bruce Bngden A Word To The Wise” Flute Solo..............................................Mana Conway ‘Adagio Religiose” by Mozart Benediction ...........................Pastor Robert Conway Recessional ....................................Mane Roberts Usher : Teri Collins Toby Johnson Melissa Fulhage Kevin Marozas Maria plays her flute for the assembled crowd. Rev. Brigden speaks to the graduates. Denise. Jill. Barb, and Leia file in for Baccalaureate. Joni sings “Beautiful Dreamer Seniors leave Knowing Paula plays her sax for graduation entertainment. Alan Quakenbush, commencement speaker, makes clear the Happiness is success. Top ten percent of the Senior class. The National Honor Society members for 85 senior class. 114 Mark Deets and Kelly Albert led Seniors into ceremonies. Senior ensamble sings. Reach out and touch. Happiness is Success1' Joyce Lange, Senior class presi- Tim grins while walking in to commence- Last minute preparations, dent, gives inspirational ment. No tears from these two on the way in. The three AFS students at their best! On May 24, 1985, all high school experiences were put aside to make way for the future. On this day, a great deal was summed up for the Seniors at BHS by Alan Quaken-bush. He stated that no matter what career you choose in life, make sure you are happy, because happiness is success. All of the money and fame one could gain from a job couldn't buy happiness. Joyce Lange, class president, gave a speech that replayed memories from the past, and delt with obsticles in our future. A poem was read at the end of the speech by a fellow classmate that perhaps best summed up our lives. And so, as the class of 85 made their way to receive their diplomas, an old life was left behind in search of a new one. They will never forget the one third of their lifetime spent at BHS. Elizabeth Soneson English Mical Barbo Physical Education Carle Kuhn Science Carol Good Mathematics David Van Noord Social Science Violet Williams Developmental Reading Paty Weber Learning Disabilities Larry Rufener Careers JE sV 4 £j| 117 Erica Brassfield Kendra Brigden Teri Bunger Rhonda Claussen lason Colby Lisa Colby Michelle Cooper Chris DeWeese Kevin Doggett Shawn Elder Elizabeth Finney Chuck Fleming David Foster Stephen Gastley Brian Gates Shelby Gering Rodney Gosselin Iva Grabill Carrie Halfhide Christy Heidrick 118 Marsha Heiman Rebecca Hill Kim Hoestje Bud Howland Brad Hudson Brenda Hudson Jeremy Jackson Jenny Jay Mike Johnson Clayton Kadel Dan Kadel Matt Konzem Erik Lacoe Tom Lawson Jeremy Lewis Jana Littrell Jerry Massey Angie Matlock Mark Maxwell Noalee McDonald April McMillian Sherry Mehl Jason Miner Becky Mitchell Paul Moncrieff 119 Juoior Jennie Nelson Sco!l Nelson Brian Nutter Melinda Odle Matt Otte Jason Paillet Shane Rogers Matt Shurts Malinda Slate Darin Snyder Yvonne Staley Stacy Standley John Storey Robbie Thummel Kevin Ulery Amy Vossman Tara Walters Joni Weber Angela Wesslmg Darwin Wiles NOT PICTURED Mike Lemay Ethel Graham Gary Massey Tim Wilson Annie Zajic 120 8 th Laurie Adams Kurtis Abell GRADERS Heather Arnoldy Kristen Bailey Greg Albert Jami Carter Allison Conway 121 PREPARES Shane Evans Doug Foster Marsha Foulke EOR Roseanna Garst Y Daryl Golden Karen Gormly Stanley Grabill Amy Gravatt Billy Halfhide Tracy Harr Jim Highland Justin Kjellberg Kathy Klenda Came Lewis Billy Matlock Shawn McDonald 122 MK3M SCHOOL Robyn McKown Todd Odle David Mills Matt Peterson Michelle Mixon Kimbre Morton Jolinda Pohlman Jerry Ribordy Tracy Nyberg Ricky Saltkill Not Pictured: Ruby Mott Dustin Hunt Dean Senters Randy Senters Erik Sonesen Kelly Sonesen Chris Struble Leslie Tilton 123 JR HIGH BAND L. Adams. K. Bailey. T. Barstow, C. Baxter. T. Belden, D. Bell, P. Bell, A. Boettcher, C. Bowers, A. Bunger, J. Carter, R. Claussen, J. Colby. L. Colby, A. Conway, E. Crannell, C. Deweese, S. Deweese, K. Doggett, S. Donker, K. Donley, S. Evans. D. Foster, D. Foster, R. Garst, B. Gates, S. Gering. S. Grabill, A. Gravatt, B. Halfhide, K. Hilt, K. Hoestje, M. Hormel, B. Howland, B. Hudson, B. Hudson, L. Hull. D. Hund, J. Jay, D. Kadel, K. Klenda, C. Lewis, J. Lewis, J. Littrell, M. Maxwell, N. McDonald, S. Mehl, J. Miner, B. Mitchell, P. Moncrieff, J. Nelson, B. Nutter, T. Nyberg. M. Odle, T. Odle, M. Peterson, J. Pohlman, M. Shurts, E. Sonesen, K. Sone-sen, R. Thummel, L. Tilton, J. Treaster, T. Twaddell, T. Walters. C. Walz, J. Weber, A. Wessling, A. Zajic JR HIGH ORCHESTRA Todd Barstow, Deanna Bell, Cherie Bowers, Erica Brass-field, Kendra Brigden, Janet Dameron, Stephanie Donker, Kelli Donley, Shane Evans, Brian Gates, Iva Grabill. Stanley Grabill. Jeremy Jackson, Noalee McDonald, Michelle Mixon, Matt Peterson, Robbie Thummel, Chris Struble JR HIGH Y - TEEN 1st. A. Gravatt, A. Bunger, K. Bailey 2nd. R. Hill, D. Bell, A. Wessling, C. Walz, J. Carter, L. Adams, K. Heiman, K. Donley. J. Dameron, N. McDonald, J. Nelson, S. Gering, M. Slate, 3rd. Mrs. Soneson, K. Soneson, L. Hull, K. Klinda, T. Belden, C. Lewis, K. Hilt, K. Gormley, J. Littrell, T. Walters, S. Standley, R. Claussen 4th. Mrs. Williams, M. Hormel, S. Deweese, E. Crannell, L. Tilton, T. Twaddell. A. Matlock, A. Conway, C. Baxter, M. Bean. M. Woods, A. Zajic, P. Bell, K. Hoestje, R. Garst, E. Finney. K. Brigden, L. Colby. B. Hudson, M. Foulke, A. Vossman, I. Grabill. 5th. J. Weber. M. Odle, M. Heiman. Y. Staley, M. Mixon, K. Morton, M. Cooper, E. Brassfield, C. Bowers. C. Heidrick, B.Mitchell, J. Jay, S. Mehl. A. McMillan 124 FOOTBALL First Row Darrell Golden. Jason Crowley, Chip Diers, Tracy Harr, Stanley Grabil. Montee Benien, Chris Stru-bel, Erik Soneson, Greg Albert, Second Row Justin Kjielberg, Matt Konzem, Jeremy Treaster, Andy Boetcher. Billy Mattlock, Tracy Nyberg, Shane Evans, Mark Maxwell, Bud Howlen. Third Row Darwin Wiles, Shawn Elder, Darin Snyder, Jeremy Lewis, Steven Gast-ley, Tom Lawson, Jason Miner, Clayton Kadel, Mike Johnson. Fourth Row David Foster, Matt Shurtz, Chuck Fleming, Kevin Dogget, Jason Colby, Kevin Ulery, Byron Gates, Dan Kadel, Robbi Thummel. 8th VB First Row Tonya Twaddell. Kelly Hilt, Kara Heiman. Kathy Klenda, Amy Gravatt, Laurie Adams, Came Lewis, Traci Belden. Second Row Kelly Soneson, Allison Conway, Jami Catter, Lisa Hull, Rosanna Garet, Margo Woods, Charissa Baxter, Patty Bell. Third Row Leslie Tilton, Jolinda Polhman, Kelli Donley. Kristin Bailey, Kim Morton. Annie Bunger, Janet Dameron, Stephanie Deweese. Christi Walz. Stephannie Donker. Larry Ru-lener. 7th VB Front Row Amy Vossman. Kim Hoestje, Kristi Heidrick, Brenda Hudson. Angela Wessling, Malinda Slate. Back Row Deanna Bell. Sherri Mehl. Michele Cooper. Becky Mitchell, Annie Zajic, Erica Brasfield. Cherie Bowers. 125 CHEERLEADERS Kathi Klenda, Kristin Bailey, Jami Carter, Lisa Hull, Kara Heiman Jr. High Hl-Y 1st. row J. Colby, K. Ulery, T. Lawson. M. Otte, R. Thummel, B. Gates, B. Howland, D. Foster, K. Doggett, C. Flemming, P. Moncrieff 2nd. row J. Storey, R. Gosselin, J. Jackson, D. Snyder, S. Gastley, J. Lewis, S. Elder, J. Miner, M. Maxwell, M. Shurts, C. Deweese, D. Kadel, 3rd. row R. Ullom, D. Hunt, T. Odle, J. Highland, J. Kjellberg, C. Diers, C. Struble, T. Nyberg, S. Evans, A. Boettcher, P. Eck, S. Mcdonald, R. Saltkill. 4th. row D. Senters, D. Bray, B. Matlock, S. Grabil, J. Treaster, G. Albert, M. Benien, E. Soneson, T. Harr, K. Abell, R. Senters. M. Peterson GIRLS B-B Mgr. Traci Belden, Kristi Walz, 1st. row Brenda Hudson, Angela Wesseling. Knsti Heidrick, Kim Hoestje, Kendra Bngden, Kelly Hilt. Carrie Lewis. Laurie Adams, Amy Gravatt, Lisa Hull, Kathi Klenda. 2nd. row Malinda Slate, Deanna Bell, Kelly Soneson. Annie Zajic, Jenny Jay, Becky Mitchell. Melinda Odle, Kim Morton, Annie Bunger, Kristin Bailey, Michele Mixon, Jami Carter, Tanya Twaddell « m r ♦ f 7. 126 7th 8th BOYS B-BALL Chip Diers. Tracy Nyberg. Andy Boettcher. Jeremy Treaster. Shane Evans, Jason Drowley, Montee Benien, Todd Odle, Erik Sonesen, Pete Eck, Greg Albert, Billy Matlock, Jason Colby, Chuck Fleming. Time Wilson. Robbie Thummel. Mark Maxwell, Mike Johnson, Chris De Weese, Shawn Elder, David Foster. Bnan Gates. Matt Shurts. Matt Konzem, Clayton Kadel, Dan Kadel, Jeremy Lewis. Jason Miner, Matt Otte, Darin Snyder, Brad Hudson. 7th 8th TRACK 1st. row M. Odle, J. Littrel, S. Mehl, E. Brassfield, K. Hoestje. J. Jay, K. Brigden, A. Vossman, B. Hudson, K. Heidrick, B. Mitchell. N. Mcdonnel. D. Bell, 2nd. row J. Milner, M. Johnson, T. Wilson, C. Fleming, C. Deweese, K. Ulery, J. Colby. M. Maxwell, M. Shurtz, M. Konzem, J. Lewis, B. Hudson, 3rd row K. Hilt, J. Pohlman, T. Twaddel, M. Woods, K. Klenda, K. Morton. L. Hull. K. Bailey, A. Gravatt, S. Deweese. K. Lewis. 4th. row S. Evans, S. Grabill, A. Boettcher. A. Bunger, T. Belden. K. Walze. G. Albert, C. Diers, J. Crowley, E. Soneson. 5th. row L. Adams, R. Garst, T. Barstow, T. Nybert, B. Matlock. J. Treaster, C. Strubel, S. Elder, M. Benien, A. Conway. K. Heiman WRESTLING Dwayne Bray, Fracy Harr, Jason Paillet, Billy Matlock, Steve Gastley, Shane Evans, Kevin Doggett. David Foster. Dan Kadel. Jeremy Lewis, Jason Colby, Dann Snyder. Mark Maxwell, Jason Miner, Bud Howland. Kevin Ulery. Erik Sonesen, Matt Konzem, Matt Shurts, Chuck Fleming. 127 Abell. Kurils 121. 126. 128 Abell. Shem 3. 4, 26. 27. 74. 84. 96. 100. 101. 105. 109. 111. 131 Adams. Denise 5. 14. 16. 18. 5. 51. 58. 59. 78. 74. 88. 89. 102. 103. 109. 131. 114 Adams JeH 3. 4. 14. 15. 18. 50. 56. 64. 65. 72. 77. 78. 92. 93. 94. 95. 100. 113. 114. 130 Adams. Laune 121. 125. 126 Adams. Vernon 8 Albert, Greg 121. 122. 125. 126. 129 Albert. Kelly 3. 4, 5. 27. 44. 72. 73. 74. 7S, 79. 84. 86. 88.91. 102. 103. 109. 110. 111. 114. 131 Albert. Laura 32. 82. 132 Albm. Tim 3. 27. 84. 87. 131 Alcorn, Dean 32. 94. 132 Alcorn. Lavonne 18. 110. IX Alexander. Tammy Amenne. Knstm 31. 32. 58. 59. 70. 82. 84. 86. 90. 94. 109. 111. 132 Ammons. Bryan 36. 63. IX Amoldy. Heather 121 Axtell. Lisa X. 84. 109. IX Bailey. Knsten 89. 121. 125. 126. 129 Baker. Hans 35. 36. 57. 64 84, IX Baker. Robert 9. 10 Baker. Todd 27. 44 45. 56. 68. 69. 75. 79. X. 84. 86. 97. 91. 131 Barbo. Mical 117 Barstow. Todd 121 Baxter. Chanssa 121. 125 Bean. Lots 11 Bean. Melissa 118 Belden. Traci 121. 125. 129 Bell. Chris 27. 92. 131 Bell. Deanna 118. 125. 126. 129 Bell. Debbie 3. 31. 32. 84. 86. 89. 90. 109. IX Bell. Patty 121. 125 Bemen. Montee 121. 125. 126 Bice. Carl 9. 11.64 86.87 Bice. Marsha X. 58. 61. 69. 70. 79. 84. 86. 87. 89. 103. IX. IX Blackburn. Pat 7. 9. 63 Blanding. Pamsh 5. 19. 56. 64. 65. 68. 72. 83. 94. IX. IX, IX Blass. Chuck 26. 27. X. X. 87. 131 Boden. Dena 118. IX Boden. John 118. IX Boden Richard 3. 5. X. X. 84 92. 93. IX Boden. Teresa X. 84. IX Boettcher. Andy 121. IX. IX Boettcher. Chns 15. 19. 58. 51. 92. 114. 128 Boettcher. Melinda X. 63. 84. 88. 89. 109. IX Boomer. Scott 3. X. 44. 68. 69. 96 IX Booz. Scott 57. 105. IX. IX Bottom. John 8 Bowers.Chene 89. 118. IX Bowers. Chns X. 84 89. IX Bowles. Chuck X. IX Brassheld. Enca 89. 118. IX Bngden. Kendra 89. 118. IX. IX Brown. Chns 31. X. 84 X. 81. 109. IX Brown. Jerry X. X. 93. IX Brummer. Mark X. IX Brummer, Mike 2-. 74. 131 Bunger. Annie 121. IX. IX. IX Bunger, Jeff 18. IX Bunger. Rob 71. 56. 64. 71. 82. 92. 94. 131 Bunger. Ten 118 Cady. Jerry 8 Caldwell. James X. 81. 63. 74. 82. IX Caldwell. Peter 7. 9. 11. X Caldwell. Tim 71. X. 74. 94. 91. 110. 131 Campbell. Bill 9. 10 Carlton. Gene 12 Carlton. Troy 18. X. IX. IX Cameo. Kevin 5. X. 27. 89. 91. X. 97. IX. 101. 110. 111. 131. IX Cameo. Kurils X. 45. 66. 83. 84. 89. 96. 111. IX. 179 Carter. Jami 121. IX. IX. IX Carter. Rusty 4. X. 56. 63. IX Cashatt. Tammie X. 84. X. 87. 88. 91. 109. IX Chandler. Leah 27. 84. 109. 131 Chapman. Jell 4. 5. 71. 63. 68. 131 Clark. Kathi X. 58. 84. X. 87. 89. 109. IX Claussen. Michael Claus8en. Rhonda 118 Clegg. Diana 11 Colby. Jason 118. IX. IX. IX Colby. Lisa 118 Colby. Rita X. IX Colby. Tom 71. 131 Collins. Ten 3. 71. 58. 59. 61. 70. 74. 75. 84. X. 94. 109. 111. 113. 131 Collins. Trent X. X. 57. 63. 68. 74. 82. 86. IX Colpitts. Kara Conway. Allison 121. IX. IX Conway. Mana 5. 15. 17. 50. 73 84. 86. 87. 88. 108. 109. 110. 111. 113. 114. IX Cooper, Michelle 118, IX Copp. James 8 Cox. Barbara 8 Cox. Shonda 32. 34. 82. 94. 109. IX Cousland. Craig 9 Crannell. Enca 121. IX Crannell. Tony X. X. 87. IX Crawlord. Betty 9 Creager. Brett 18. 64. 65. 84. 90. 109. IX Crowley. Jason 121, IX. IX Dameron. Janet 89. 121, IX Daniels. Doug 4. X. 27. 64. 73. 77. 82. 92. 93. 91. 131 Daniels. Paula 19. 58. 59. 73. 78. 79. 84. X. 88. 89. 94. 100. 101. 109. 110. 114. IX Daugherty. Denise X. X. X. 58. 75. 84. X. 109. IX Deets. Mark 4. X. 27. 56. 64. 65. 79. 84. 90. 94. 96. 91. 105. 110. 114. 131 Delka. Brad X. 27. X. 66. 111. 131 Devore. Eddie 9. 92 Deweese. Chns 118. IX Deweese. Stephanie 121. IX, IX Diers. Chip 121. IX. IX Dietz. Rhonda 4. X. X. 58. 59. 61. 70. 74. X. 87. 84. 94. 95. 109. 131 Dillner. Paula X. 109. IX Doggett. Kevin 118, IX. IX Donker. Stephanie 121. IX Donley. Kelli 121. IX Donley. Pat X. X. X. 87. 109. 131 Eck. Peter 121. IX Eilert, Kna X. 58. 70. X. 90. 96. 97. 109. 111. IX Eilert. Tina X. 34. 70. 109. IX Elder. Lee 9. 82 Elder. Shawn 118. IX. IX. IX Endsley. Troy 36. 63. 84. IX Engelbert. Leta 15. 16. 19. 72. 73. 74. 79. X. 87. 90. 97. 109. 113. 114. IX. IX English. Richard 34. 36. 81. 82. X. 92. 93. IX Evans. Shane 89. IX. IX. IX Evans. Mike 12 Famey. Jeff 36. IX File. Bruce 18. 92. IX Finney. David 36. IX Finney. Elizabeth 118. IX Finney. Mary 32. 109. IX Fleming. Chuck 118. IX. IX. IX Fobes. Tammy 35. 31. 58. 84. X. 87. X. IX Fogo. Betty 12 Foote. Chns 3. X. 58. 59. 70. 84. X, 94. 97. 108. 109. 131 Foote. Sue 31. 58. 70. 84. 89. 91. 109. IX Foreman. Tiffany 31. 58. 84. 89. 91. 109. IX Foster. David 118. IX. IX Foster. Doug IX. IX Foulke. Brenda 3. X. 84. 87. 109. 131 Foulke. Greg 18. 56. 92. IX Foulke. Marsha IX Foulke. Scott 32. IX Francis, Kendal 31. 84. IX Franklin. Sondra 9 Fulhage. Melissa 3. 4. X, X. 61. 73. 79. 82. 84. X. X. 87. X. 102. IX. 108. 109. 113. 131 Fuller. Jeff X. 31. 63. X. X. X. 84. IX Garst. Roeeanna IX. IX. IX Gastley. Paul 31. 57. 64. X. IX Gastley. Stephen 118. IX. IX Gates. B-ian 118. IX. IX Gebhart. Kim 32. 58. 73. 87. 109. IX Gengler. Brian X. 97. 131 Gengler. Dion X. X. 64. 72. 82. 94. 97. 102. IX. 131 Gengler. Michelle 16. 18. 58. 59. 61. 70. 94. 109, 110. 111. IX Gengler. Tom 31.82. IX Gentry. Mary 12 Genng. Shelby 118 German. Cathy X. 84. X. 87. 109. 111. 131 Gillmore. Helen 9, 109 Golden. Daryl IX. IX. IX Good. Carol 117 Gormly, Dawn X. 109. IX Gormly. Johnny X. 131. IX Gormly. Karen IX Goaselin. Rodney 118. IX Grabill. Iva 89. 118. IX Grabill. Nathaniel 32. 56. 84. X. X. 89. 91. 97. IX Grabill. Stanley 89. IX. IX. IX Graham. Ethel Graham. Treca Gravatt, Amy IX. IX. IX. IX Gravatt. Jill 3. 4. 31. 32. 84. 90. 109. IX Guipre. Knsti 4. X. X. 75. 77. 81. 84. X. X. 106. 109. 111. 131. IX Guirao. Carman X. X. 111. 115 Hallhide, Billy IX. IX Halfhide. Came 118 Haney Jenny 31. 58. 74. 82. 81. 89. 109. IX Haney. Tim 19. 115. IX Hansen. Pia 14. 19. 50. 51. 58. 79. 81. 84. 109. 115. IX Harbough. Michael 89 Harper. Michelle X. 82. 84. 109. 131 Harr. Tracy IX. IX. IX Hamson. Jami 31. 63. 72. IX Hartman. David 3. 4. X. X. 56. 68. 82. 94. X, 97. 131 Harvey. Brian 31. X. 91. IX Harvey. Michelle 31. 96. 109. IX Hayden. Sandy 31. 58. 109. IX Hayden. Tracy X. 64. 131 Heidrick. Chnsti 118. IX. IX Heidrick. Heidi X. 31. 58. 74. 75. 84. 91. 109. IX Heidrick. Jeff 5. X. 92. 94. 131 Hoiman. Jay 4. 5. X. 64. 82. 94. 100, 101. 131 Heiman. Kara IX. IX. IX Hetman. Karen 31. 109. IX, IX Heiman. Karl 31. 92. IX Hetman. Marsha 119 Herbie. Tami 31. 58. 79. 84. 109. IX Hicks. Pam 31. 109. IX Highland. Jen X. 34. 87. 90. 109. IX Highland. Jim IX. IX Hiles. Bill 10. 11.67. 73 Hill. Jim X. 84. IX Hill. Rebecca 119, IX Hilt. Kelly IX. IX. IX. IX Hiserote. Lon 15. X. 50. 51. 73. 79. 108. 109. IX Hoestje. Kim 5. 119. IX. IX Hoestie. Will 10. 58. 59. 63 Hoffer. Matt 31. 38. 64. 92. IX Holl. b 10. 11. 77. 78 Hormel. Mandy IX, IX Howland. Bud 119. IX. IX. IX Hudson. Brad 119 Hudson. Brenda 89. 119. IX, IX. IX Huggins. Barb 5. 14, 16, X, 73, 74. 75. 78. 82. X. 84. IX. 101. 108. 109. 110. 113. 114. IX, 137 Hull. Jackie , 1 X. X. 51. 84. 88. 94. 95. 109. IX Hull. Lisa IX. IX. IX. IX Hunt. Dustin IX. IX Hunt. Kenny 28. 96. 131 Hunt. Scott X. IX Hyman. Bobby 4. X. X, 105 Hyman. Jom 3. 5. 15. 16. 21. 64. 65. 72. 75. 82. 84. 86. 87. 90. 94. 109. 111. 113. 114. 115. IX Ireland. Majone 12 Jackson. Fred IX Jackson. Jeremy 119. IX Jay. Jenny 119. IX Jensen. Darcy 21. IX Johnson. Mike 119. IX. IX Johnson. Tony X. 56. 64. 65. 66. 74. 82. 83. 94. 97. 113 Johnson. Todd 3. 14. 20. 64. 65. 72. 82. 84. X. 94. 106. 115. IX. 131 Kadel. Arlene 7. 10. 109 Kadel. Clayton 119, IX Kadel. Dan 119. IX. IX Kadel. Kelly 14. 15. 20. 50. 51. 66. 67. 84. IX Kadel. Kevin X 38. 81. 64. 77. 92. 93. IX Kadel. ynX. 56. 57. 64. 92. 94. IX Karlin. Michelle X. IX Kelley. Jaci 31. X. 70. 84. 86. 94. 97. 109. 111. IX 138 Kelley. S-ane 29. 131 Kelly. Carla 4. 29. 87. 105. 111. 131 Kibbe. Shaun 38. 63. 66. 67. 133 Kimberly. Shawn 3. 33, 132 Kiellberg. Troy 26. 29. 68. 69. 82. 94. 125. 131 Klenda. Gretchen 3. 4. 26. 29. 58. 59. 61. 70. 74. 79. 91. 95. 100. 101. 109. 110. 111. 131. 137 Klenda, Kathy 122. 125. 126. 128. 129 Kohler. Mike 33. 82. 132 KollhoH. Miek Kolman. Bret 4. 15. 17. 50. 51. 56. 68. 94. 100. 101. 110. 114. 115. 130. 136 Kolman. Heath 31. 33. 56. 57. 63. 68. 82. 132 Kolman. Verlm 8 Konzem. Matt 119, 125. 128 Kopsa. Greg 12 Koster. Mark 12 Kuhn. Carle 117 Labuary. Geary 10. 73. 94, 95 Lacoe. Erik 119. 129 Lambert. Bob 8 Lamport. Eric 25. 38. 57. 63. 84. 89. 91. 133 Lange. lames 33. 83. 132 Lange, Joyce 3. 14. 17. 50. 51. 61. 80. 82. 97. 90. 94. 109. 110. 111. 114. 115. 130. 140 Larson. Jacqueline 7, 10 Larson. Jill 3. 5. 16. 20. 73. 79. 50. 102. 103. 109. 110. 111. 114. 115. IX. IX Larson. Roger 21. IX. 137 Lawson. Tom 119. 125. IX Lawson. Troyette X. 58. 70. 82. 109. IX Lewis. Came 2122. IX. IX. IX Lewis. Jeremy 119, IX. IX Lmdblad. Brad 4. 21. 40. 51. 56. 66. 67. 73. X. 89. 94. IX. 101. IX. 114. 115. IX Lindblad. Brent 31, 32. X. 56. 57. 63. 68. 86. 87. 89. 91. 132 Lindblad. Lindy 8 Littrell. Dawn X. X. 84. IX. IX. IX Littrell. Jana 119 Lochead. Jason 3. 14. 20. 28.50. 51. 56. 64. 65. T9. X. 81. 84. X. 115. IX. IX. 137 Long. Donna 12 Lyle. Laura 38. IX Lyle. Wade X. 68. IX Lyle. William X. 82. 131 Lynch. Shane X, 63. 66. 84. IX Magette. Kevin 31. X. 64. 75 Malory. Ann X. IX. IX Marozas. Kathy 12 Marozas. Kevin X. 56. 68. X. 84. 94. 110. 113. 131 Marozas. Kurtis 35. 38. S7. 63. 68. 74. 84. 91. IX Marten. Holly X. 79. 84. 86. 87. IX. IX. 131 Massey. Gary 119 Massey. Jerry 119 Matlock. Angie 119 Matlock. Billy 122. 125. 126 Maxwell. Mark 119. 125. 126. IX Maxwell. Mike X. 34. 56. 63. 68. X. 94 Mcurie, ante X. 56. X. 87. 86. X McCune. Shannon X. 131 McCune. Vicki 58. X. 73. T9. 94, IX. IX. 110. 111. 114. IX McDaniel. Diana 7. 10. IX. IX. IX McDonald. Noalee 119 McDonald. Shawn 122. 126 McDonald. Sherry X McKown, Robyn IX. IX Millan. Apnl 119 McMillan. Sue 3. 4. 20. 82. 84. 85. 86. 87. IX. 121. IX Meats. Molly X. 84. IX. IX Mehl. Sherry 119. IX Meier. Jamie X. 31. 56. 57. 63. 66. 67. 82. 86. 90. 94. 97. IX Milholland. Tony IX Miller. Debbie 34 Mills. David IX Miner. Chad 26. 29. X. T9. 97. 131 Miner. Jason 119. IX. IX Mitchell. Becky 119. IX. IX Muon. Michelle IX. IX Moncrietf, Paul 119. IX Moore. Joe 15. 34. 87 Morrell. Kelli 29. 84. IX. 131 Morton. Kimbre IX. IX. IX Mott. Ruby IX. IX Myere. Chad 29. 56. 63. 68. 94. 97. 131 Nelson. Jennie IX Nelson. Kelly X. 34. 44. 58. T9. X. IX. Ill Nelson. Kim 4. X. 39. 45. 75. 79. 86. X. 91. 96. IX. 110. 111. 131. IX Nelson. Mananne 29. 131 Nelson. Scott IX. IX Newco-er. Bonnie 7. 10 Nichols. Dawn X. 58. 84. 86. 87. 90 Nichols. Dru 21. 80. 51. 73. 84. IX Nielander. Wray 29. 56. 87. 94. 131 Niewald. Matt 3. X. 56. 64. 77. 84. IX Niewatd. Molly 14. 15. 21. 44. 70. 79. 84. 94. 96. IX. 111. IX Nothem. Nathalie X. 84. IX. IX Nutter. Bnen IX. IX Nyberg, Tracy IX. IX. IX. IX. IX Odle. Melinda IX. IX. IX Odle. Todd IX. IX. IX Odle. nroy X. 82. 84, Osborne. Todd 4. 29. 44. 74. 131 ate. Matt IX. IX Paillet. Jason IX Pepper. Rick 5. 15. 22. 44. 45. X. X. 111. IX Peters. Kevin X. IX Peters. Rory X. 84 Peters. Shannon X. X. 57. 64. 84. IX Peterson. Matt IX. IX Peterson. Mary Lou 10 Peterson. Tammy 31, X. 84. 89. 109 Pierce. Ronnie 35. X. 57. 64, 72. 82. 86. IX Pierce. Roger 29. 56. 66. 67. 73. 84. 94. 97. 110. 131 Piper, Melissa 3. 29. 86, 87, 91. 131 Pohlman. Aaron 4. 29. 66. 82. 131 Pohlman. Corey X Pohlman. Jolinda IX. IX Powell. Mike X. 64. 66. 82. 84. 89. 97. IX Powers. Terrance 34. IX Putman, Bob X. X. 64, IX Ramsey. Knsty X. 79. 131 Reiter. Scott X. 68. 69. 111. 131 Reiter. Wendy 22. 72. 87. IX Remus Paul X. 56. 57. 63. 77. 92. IX. 171 Rtbordy. Jerry IX Riemann. Lisa 3. 5. X. X. X. 72. 79. 86. 87. 90. 94. 95. 109. 131 Roberson. Dee 4, 5. 16. 17. X. 59. 64. 65. 70. 73. 79. 84. 86. 94. 96. 109. 111. 11. IX Robinson. Stephanie 31. 34, 84. 86. X. 111. IX Robinson. Mike 15. 22. IX Rogers. Shane IX. IX Rulener. Larry 117. IX Rulener. Patty 12 Rutten. Ginger 34. 87. X. IX Sahlleld. Mary 11 Saltkill. Dean 91 Saltkili. Ricky IX. IX Schenk. Cameron 3. 26. 30. 64. X. 79. X. 81. 82. 84. 94. 97. 102. IX. 131 Schuster. Steve Scott. Apnl 4. X, 87. IX. 131 Scott, Barry 34, 92. IX Salewski. Marc X. 57. IX Senters. Dean IX. IX Senters. Randy IX. IX Sewell. Krystal 34. 82. 87. X. IX Sheppard. Kevin 34. IX Shurts. Matt IX. IX. 6. IX. IX Simmons. Arlyn 12 Slate. Malmda IX. IX. IX Smith. Brad 39. 75. 92. IX Smith. Cory 35. 39. 63. 84. 89. IX Smith. Eric X. 56. 63. 68. 84. 89. 94. 131 Smith. Larry 11 Smith. Mark 23. IX Snedden. Shannon 26. 30. 77. T9. 94. 131 Snyder. Dann IX. IX. IX Snyder. Michelle X. 58. 63. 74. 84. 109. IX. IX Sonee. Chns 11. 64 Sones. Judy 11 Soneson. Elizabeth 4. T9. 117 Sonesen. Enk IX. IX. IX Sonesen. Kelly IX. IX. IX Spear. Michelle 23. 84. 106. 109. IX Sporleder. Jesse X. IX St. John. Lena 39. 87. IX Staley. Peggy 3. X. 131 Staley. Yvonne IX Standley. Stacy IX. IX Stewart. Tammi 22. 84. 86. 87. 109. IX Storey. John IX. IX Stout. Barry X. IX Stover. Mark 35. 39. 64. 92. IX Stover. Steve 16. 22. X. 72. 73. 77. 82. 92. 102. IX. IX Stroede. Randy 34. 82. IX Stroup. Elizabeth 12 Struble. Chns IX. IX. IX. IX St ruble. Phyllis 7. 11. 77 Studer. Vaughn 3. 34. 67. 82. IX Swisher. 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