Table Of Contents Head Honchos 6 Leaders Of The Pack 13 One Step Closer 32 Movin' Right Along 37 Faces In The Crowd 43 Activities 47 Sports GO Organizations 80 Honors 114 Baccalaureate 117 Graduation 118 Little Nippers 120 Closing 138 Index TROJAN STAFF 147 Advisor — Mrs. McDaniel, Editor — Kelly Albert, Staff — Debbie Bell, Melissa Fulhage, Dion Gengler, Jill Gravatt, Gretchen Klenda, Mike Maxwell. Jamie Meier. Cameron Schenk, Jason Vetter We extend special thanks to Carle Kuhn, Dick Struble, Beloit Daily Call, and The Solomon Valley Post for their support and assistance. 2 7 Verlin R Kolman. Principal J'm R Kuhn. Vice-Principal The ultimate purpose of education is to help each student become an effective citizen in a democracy. Developing and accepting the responsibility of good citizenship will help you to participate successfully in the world of tomorrow. The school, through varied activities and classes, has prepared you to live a better life and take your place in this complex society. Remember always that success in school and life is directly proportional to your efforts. This effort and a willing attitude to learn will help you to conquer future problems. “Best of luck Seniors 86“ and I quote Alan Quakenbush’s 1985 commencement address title. “HAPPINESS IS SUCCESS” Board Discusses Policies John Bottom. Superintendent The board members for the 1985 86 school term pictured above are Vernon Adams. Darrel Fulhage, Barbara Cox. Bob Lampert. President; Rodney Wilson. William Foreman. Mary Ann Roberts. Clerk. Undy ImdWad. Vice-President; John Bottom. Superintendent Not Pictured; Linda Remus. Treasurer, and Harry Gantenbem. Attorney 8 Mr Bill Campbell Mathematics Mrs PatCashatt Business Mrs Diana Clegg Paraprofessional Mr Craig Cousland Special Education Mrs Betty Crawford Learning Disabilities Mr Eddie DeVore Vocational Agriculture Mr Lee Elder Art Mrs Sondra Franklin Business 9 Mr Robert HoJI Guidance Counselor Mr. Geary labuary Physical Education Mrs. Jacqueline Larson Librarian Mrs Oiana McDaniel Language Arts Mrs Bonnie Newcomer Language Arts Miss Mary Lou Peterson Special Education Mrs Jana Porter Paraprofessional 10 Mrs MarySalfeld Paraprofess onal Mrs Sherri Snyder School Nurse ’ ' Mrs. Judy Sones Miss Phyllis Struble Mrs. Sharon Treaster Mrs Ladeanna Twaddell Adaptive P.E. Science Language Arts Paraprofessional Mrs Kathy Webster PSA Mr Robert Williams Social Science Mrs. Tern Zimmer Language Arts Mark Koster Darrel Wiles Gene Carlton Artyn Simmons Mike Evans COOKS Patty Rufener Donna Long Marjorie Ireland Mary Gentry Elizabeth Stroup Judy Thierolf Theda Williams Betty Fogo Kathy Marozas 14 15 16 17 V A Timothy Carl Albm Robert Todd Haher Christopher Joseph Hell Charles Ray Mass Robert l e Hunger Timothy Main Urn CaldueU Kevin Jerome Cameo l ah Anne Chandler Jeffery Herbert Chapman Thomas Earle Colby Melissa Jo Futhage President Kelly Lynn Albert. Viet President Terdynne 'ollins. Secretary Shannon Lee Snedden Treasurer Sherri Lynn Abell FROM PAMPERS TO PARTIES! Timothy Wayne ('wan Ihmxia Kent Daniel Mark Vi dham Dei to brad Eluyn Delka Rhonda l.ynnette Dietz huruia Jean Donley Christine Marie Foot Hrenda Ia u hndkt Hrmn James A ngler Do in WMiamO n ler Catherine Sue(jfrman Kristi Lee (,’utpre John M inroe (e rmty Jr Mi heli Siuann Hardr David Muhael Ha-tman u6£ .-z- Trary Alan Has dm Jeffrey l)alr Heidruk Robert Ia't Hyman Anthonx Houheil Ibrahim Toby Ixine Johnson Shane Even Kelley Carla Janelle Kelly Troy James Kjellberg Gretchen Mane Klenda Kevin Ronald Marozas Holly Ann Marten Shannon l ee McCune John Chadwick Miner Kelli Jean Morrell Chad Kristin Myers 25 Kinih rl l.vnn Nelson Marianne Jeanette Nelson knUrr Alan Ihertr Melissa Aileen Riper Aarnn I)ah- Ikthlman Scott Raynumd Reiter l,isa Michelle Rtemann ( amemn Anthony Schenk April l. nn Scott kru Todd Smith lunda Roe Smith Ruity Viavnr Tdton hrenda I re 7 - %uk Chad Vf haei TnasW Shan rum l.ynrtte I nr m 27 FROM HUGGIES TO HOMEWORK a 1 u ( ny?f? Dennis Raul L'rquhart Juliette Hemardi no Vmom Troy lAiVern Weber Pamela Jo Wealing Erie James Widrig ('athy Rae Wiles Durham Ellen Wilson Dona Lynn Winters Not Pictured. Michael Jose th Drummer Jay Dean Heiman William Joe Lyle Scott Allan William son Richard Boden Chris 8rown Jerry Brown Mark Brummer Kurtis Carrico Kara Colpitts Shonda Cox Tony Crannell Angela Crowley Rusty Carter 34 Bobby Fulton Kim Gebhart Mack Gormly Nathan Grabill , ,, Brian Harvey Jeri Highland Lynn Kadel Jaci Kelley Jill Gravatt Mike Maxwell Lance McCune Sherry McDonald Jamie Meier Debbie Miller Paul Remus Stephanie Robinson Ginger Rutten Steve Schubert Barry Scott 35 Randy Stroede s4 (garnet Vaughn Studer Cindy Swisher Doug T waddell Jason Vetter Paul Weakley Lone Weber Marvin Weber Brett Williams Joe Witt Alfred Wrench Mike Maxwell, President; L. L. John Yeary. Vice-President; Jamie Meier, Treasurer; and Nathan Grabtll, Secretary. The junior class of 1987 worked enthusiastically during the 1985-86 school year. They strived to reach their financial goal by selling fruit, and by selling tickets to the traditional Junior Class Soup Supper. By working diligently on these projects, they were rewarded by a fabulous Spring Prom. The junior class was noted as a school spirited group, whether it meant actual participation in an event of routing from the sidelines. The juniors went all out by supporting the fall homecoming festivities. They will always remember the good times they had at B.H.S. John Yeary Thumbs up! 36 Make my day! 37 Melinda Boettcher Scott Boomer Chris Bowers Charles Bowles James Caldwell Rita Colby TammieCashatt Trent Collins Kathi Clark ■ Denise Daugherty Mike Claussen Troy Endsley 38 Richard English Jami Harrison Jeff Farney Michelle Harvey David Finney Sandy Hayden Tammy Fobes Heidi Heidrick 39 Karl Heiman Karen Heiman Tami Herbie Pam Hicks Wade Lyle Troyette Lawson Shane Lynch Ann Mallory Kurtis Marozas 40 Kim Rouse Marc Selewski Brad Smith Cory Smith 41 Michelle Snyder Lena St. John Barry Stout Mark Stover Jennifer Terry Melinda Tolbert Roberta Webster Jennifer Wendell Julie Wesslmg David Williams Stephanie Wilson Deanna Wonck Marsha Wrench A highlight for the Sophomores this year was the selection of their class rings. This was an energetic, lively group that participated in all school functions. One of their major goals this year was to earn money for their Junior year activities. 'SB Class Officers: Molly Meats — Vice President. Melinda Boettcher — Secretary. Melinda Tolbert — Treasurer. Scott Boomer — President Not Pictured 42 43 Allison Conway Erica Crannell Jason Crowley Janet Dameron Chip Oiers Stephanie Donker Kelli Donley Shane Evans Doug Foster Marsha Foulke Roseanna Garst Daryl Golden Karen Gormly Stanley Grabill Amy Gravatt Billy Halfhide Tracy Harr Kara Heiman 44 at t6e (Znacovt Kimbre Morton Ruby Mott TracyNyberg Todd Odle Justin Kiellberg Robyn Mckown Matt Peterson ' I Jolmda Pohlman Kan Richards Ricky Saltkill • Dean Senters Randy Senters David Siegrist Chris Struble Leslie Tilton Jeremy Treaster Tanya Twaddell Robbie Ullom Christi Walz Margo Woods 45 Torture Southeast was the spirit of Homecoming festivities. Now a word from the Big Man Aaron Polhman. This year s 1985 86 Homecom.ng Queen was Ter. Collins Ter. was crowned at 7 20. Friday October 18. just before the football game against Southeast The five candidates were Ten Collins.; escorted by Chad Myers. Holly Martin, escorted by Kevin Marozas; Rhonda Dietz, escorted by Eric Widrig; Gretchen Klenda. escorted by Troy Weber Mellissa Fullhage. escorted by Toby Johnson ’ Everyone helped get the week ready by participating in Spirit Week Wednesday was Gang Day and Thursday was Toga Day Friday was Orange and 8lack Day or Dress Up Dav The whole day was set off by the excellent weather, the crowning of Ten. and the victory of the Trojans 48 Teri Collins escorted by Chad Myers; UL; Gretchen Klenda escorted by Troy Weber; LL: Rhonda Dietz escorted by Eric Widrig; UR: Melissa Fulhage escorted by Toby Johnson; LR: Holly Marten escorted by Kevin Marozas. Dm 'tani down Southeast 49 mmm crnimi The entire cast poses for a picture snow HZ!.. Hootspah — Todd Baker Waldo — Troy Odle Annie — Juliette Vroom Monte — Chad Miner Carl — Cory Smith Cindy — Kelly Nelson Ruperta — Kris Eilert Sam — Doug Twaddell Jo Jo — Pam Wessling Jenny — Stephanie Robinson “Dutch” — Paul Weakley 50 Kelly. Chad and Paul act out their parts Cold Troy? wmi mi do it What a cute couple What was that? Todd keeps the audience informed The play. Agatha Chrtstie Made Me Do It. was directed by Mrs Zimmer It was a spoof on murder mysteries, in which Chad Miner played a playboy who ended up with too many wives The audience was left wondering who committed the murder The cast should be commended for an excellent performance Lighting Jaci Kelley and Cory Smith. 51 The two wives exchange words I thought you outgrew cops and robbers' Winute What have you been up to. Kelly? Oh. What beautiful legs. Steph and Brenda Many students enjoying. Agents Lovin’ Every Minute of It was the 1985 Fall Prom theme. The Band selected by the Senior class was Agents. Prom was held in the Beloit High Commons area. The commons was decorated with lots of red and black streamers with a couple of big hearts, and the traditional theme. Everyone looked their best and was in a good mood. Together the decorations and the people made Prom a success. 53 Think harder Kristin. Awesome hat Bake. Go for it Melissa. Yum, Yum, looks delicious Rusty! Chris gets a “smack” from Tim after being crowned homecoming queen. 56 Candidates and their escorts: Front Row, L to R: Chris Foote, Lisa Riemann, Cathy German, Kelly Albert, Juliette Vroom, Kristi Guiprie. Back Row: Kevin Carrico, Scott Reiter, Tim Caldwell, Shannon Snedden, Dennis Urquhart, Roger Pierce. Chris shows her excitement after being named Spring Homecoming Queen. Chris Foote escorted by Tim Caldwell. Kim Nelson, emcee. 4C Seiact l ebzcfA Kelly Albert and escort Shannon Snedden. Kristi Guiprie and escort Roger Pierce. Cathy German and escort Scott Reiter. The 1986 Spring Homecoming was started off in a different way. This was the first year Beloit had a female emcee. At 1:45 p.m. May 2, Kim Nelson announced Chris Foote the 1986 Spring Homecoming queen. This year Beloit did not have a spring Homecoming dance because the date of prom and Homecoming were scheduled to close together. Chris was honored the following night at the 1986 Spring Prom. Chris’s wish came true, when Beloit took two first places at the Relays. Juliette Vroom and escort Dennis Urquhart. Lisa Riemann and escort Kevin Carrico. 57 THE 1986 SPRING PROM An angel and the devil (Tammy Peterson and Paul Weakley) trying to persuade Chad Treaster into making a decision over the sexy Mike Maxwell. Juniors take a break from decorating to pose for a picture in the entrance-way built by Jerry Brown. Tammy Peterson and Paul Weakley take time to show off their snazy outfits. Sophomore Servers: L-R: Tammy Fobes, Ronnie Pierce, Scott Boomer. Melinda Boettcher, Richard English, Kathi Clark, Paul Gastley, Melinda Tolbert, Trent Collins, Sue Foote, Kevin Kadel. 58 Students dance to the sounds of Vanelyn Kross. WAS “■HEAVEN BN EARTH Debbie Bell, Paul Weakley, and Jill Gravatt trying out the place for picture taking. Mrs. Newcomer doing her annual event — serving punch! Students, faculty, administration and school board members enjoy the banquet. Troy Odle showing his new moves. Lookin’ good Odie! Getting brownie points from Mrs. Zimmer Nate? Mr. and Mrs. Burgan and Mr. Van Noord watching the activities. The 1986 spring prom, put on by the Junior class, was a success. The evening started at 6:30 with a banquet in the gym and afterwards, a skit for the Seniors. At 9:00, the dance began in the commons area. The theme song Heaven” was sung by Nathan Gabrill and Stephanie Robinson. The colors for the decorations were purple and silver and music was provided by the band Vanelyn Kross. 59 E. tampert. C. Bowers. H Baker. M Maxwell. J Meier. J Vetter. R English. S Peters. M Niewatd, J. Harrison. K. Marozas. B. Lmdblad. T. Collins. P Gastley. S. Boomer. J Brown. T. Johnson. E. Widrig. M Weber. M Powell. H Kolman. D Urquhart. J Caldwell. S Lynch. T. Baker. C Myers. N Grabill. J. Yeary. R Carter. S Reiter. R Pierce. D Hartman. T Cowan. R Tilton. C Blass. T Caldwell. K Marozas. J. Hetman. T Weber. D. Gengler. M Deets Chad Myers cuts to the outside. Chuck Blass. Toby Johnson. Todd Baker. Kevin Marozas, Dennis Urguhart. Mark Deets. Eric Widrig. Chad Myers. Scott Reiter. Tim Caldwell. Roger Pierce. David Hartman. Tim Cowan. Rusty Tilton. Jay Heiman. Troy Weber. Dion Gengler 62 STSuBS S. Peters. H Baker. P. Gastley. T Collins. S. Boomer. C Bowers. S Lynch. K. Marozas. J. Harrison. R English. P Lampert. M NeiwakJ. A Boettcher. M Powell. T Nyberg. J Caldwell. J Crowley. S Evens. S. Grabill. M Benien. 8 Matlock. G Albert. C. Diers Mike Maxwell spots an open receiver. The 1985 86 Beloit Trojan football team compiled the best record in years: 9-1. The season kicked off with the Trojans defeating the Minneapolis Lions 31 19. After that game, the Trojans could tell that it was going to be a good season. They were strong and had a lot of depth, led by seventeen seniors and nineteen returning lettermen. In their second game, they played the Belleville Buff’s in a downpour and came out on top 7-6. Sacred Heart came to town the following week, to play a game in which Beloit came out on top 13-7. The high flying Trojans went to the home of the number four ranked team in the state, Clay Center, and shut them out 10-0. Battling in the mud against Lindsborg the Trojans came out with the win 34-14. Southeast came to town for the annual Homecoming game. It was a real grudge match in which the Trojans came out on top 32-22. The Trojans then went to Ellsworth to play what was supposed to be one of the hardest games all year. Beloit showed everybody just the opposite and won 42-7. In this game Beloit captured the League title with a record of 7-0. The following week Abilene came to town and played a tough game, but the Trojans came through again and won 28-6. The Trojans then went into Concordia for the final District game.lt looked like it was going to be a long game when Concordia scored early, but the Trojans did not give up. They came back strong and won 56-7. The Trojans then went into Bi-district play against Clay Center. The weather was terrible and the Trojans were haunted by fumbles which resulted in a 21-0 defeat. It was a disappointing loss for the Trojans considering how hard they worked all season long. 63 Eric Widrig turns on the speed. UOLLEYBALLERS GIVE IT THEIR ALL UB Squad First Row T Belden. C Lewis. K Bailey, C Walz. I. Tilton. A Bunger. K Klenda. I Hull. K Morton. M Woods. A Gravatt. C. Baxter. Second Row J. Carter. T Foreman. T Boden. J Haney. T. Lawson. K Clark. D Daugherty. H. Heidrick, J. Terry. M Snyder. S. Foote Third Row Mrs. Sue Van Noord, T. Twaddell. K. Gebhart. M Bice. T. Collins. R Dietz. J. Vroom. K. Nelson. G. Klenda. C. Foote. K. Amerme. T. Eilert. Mr Mike Kollhotf Varsity First Row J. Haney. T Boden. K Clark. T Foreman. S Foote. M Snyder Second Row T Lawson. K Nelson. K Gebhart. D Daugherty. H. Heidrick. T. Eilert. J. Terry Third Row M. Bice, T. Collins. R Dietz. J. Vroom. G. Klenda. C Foote. K Amerme Seniors Ten Collins Rhonda Deitz Juliette Vroom Gretchen Klenda Chris Foote Coach Kollhoff and assistant. Sue Van Noord show their concern Ten and Kristin await the serve Rhonda and Jennifer show their enthusiasm Jennifer Terry is up for the serve Although the varsity squad tallied up a 5-14 overall record and the junior varsity picked up a 1-6 standing, the up and coming freshman squad captured an impressive 6-0 season. The Lady Trojans opened the season with a pair of wins in the Lincoln Tournament with victories over Wilson and Tipton with scores of 16-14, 12-15, 15-12 and 15-11, 9-15, 15-12 respectively. The Minneapolis Lions ended tourney play for the Trojans with a 15-0, 15-6 box-score. The Trojans then hosted the Eagles of Clifton-Clyde and grasped a seemingly effortless 15-5, 15-7 victory. Beloit took to the road and were again corrupted by the Lions, 5-15, 6-15 and 3-15, 6-15. Splitting matches with the Belleville Buffs and the Sacred Heart Knights with scores of 15-11. 15-9 and 11-15, 5-15 and 15-13, 15-11 and 5-15, 6-15 respectively, Beloit approached mid-season with an even 500 record. Concordia took top honors at state this season and Beloit discovered how tough they really were when the Panthers trampled the Lady Trojans to a 2-15, 0-15 defeat. The Bearcats of Ellsworth proved to be as dominating when they traveled to Beloit and stepped over the Trojans. 1-15 and 3-15. The season went from very promising to very disppointing as Lmdsborg and Southeast handed Beloit another pair of defeats with chalk scores of 9-15, 5-15 and 3-15, 8-15 and 16-14, 3-15 and 3-15. 7-15. Beloit finished up the season after taking a 10-15, 6-15 and 8-15, 15-10, 1-15 disadvantage from the Ellsworth team. Beloit ventured to Concordia to play in the toughest 4A sub-state tourney. The Ellsworth Bearcats dominated the match against the Lady Trojans and as a result concluded their season. 65 Gretchen and Chns take a Dreamer m Ell Vi t Front Row L-R: Sue Foote, Denise Daugherty, Jennifer Terry, Kris Eilert, Kristin Amerine, Marsha Bice, Shonda Cox, Stephanie Wilson. Back Row: Melinda Tolbert, Molly Meats, Teri Collins, Chris Foote, Gret-chen Klenda, Juliette Vroom, Rhonda Dietz, Melissa Fulhage, Teresa Boden, Heidi Heidrick. Rhonda concentrates on a free throw. Seniors: L R: Teri Collins, Chris Foote, Gretchen Klenda, Juliette Vroom, Rhonda Dietz, Melissa Fulhage. Assistant coach Geary Labuary, Head Coach Juy Rowh. 66 fcsl Eli nwt Collins gives her all for the rebound. In addition to the freshmen, the Lady Trojans added a new face to their team this year; coach Jay Rowh. Rowh was the assistant football coach and head track coach for the Beloit Trojans from 1969-1979 and out of those ten years was assistant boys basketball coach for seven years and head basketball coach for two years. Then in 1985 he returned to Beloit to coach the Lady Trojans basketball team. For the five returning seniors. Rowh was the sixth head basketball coach they had in six years, but he repeatedly told them they were the examples and foundation to build on for the coming years. The season opened with a pre-season tournament involving Concordia, Clay Center, Minneapolis and Beloit. The Lady Trojans finished with a fourth place in the tournament. As the season progressed, the Lady Trojans improved as they learned the new offenses and defenses and placed fourth in the Minneapolis tournament out of eight. But the lack of height and low shooting percentage led the Trojans to a 7-14 season record in which a lot of the losses were within two points. The Lady Trojans’ best ball games were against the Smith Center Redmen winning 53-39 and the state ranked Ellsworth Bearcats. Even though they lost to the Bearcats, the Lady Trojans played an excellent three quarters applying a lot of pressure on defense, having few turnovers and enormous hustle until the Bearcats height and 55% shooting from the field led them to a victory. The Trojans ended their season in first round substate play at Abilene against the Abilene Cowgirls. The Lady Trojans worked very hard and made a lot of strides for the future, stated Rowh, a lot was accomplished despite winning only seven games. Foote hustles to stop the dribbler. Freshman — Tanya Twadell, Amy Gravatt. Jami Carter, Kathy Klenda. Coach Leroy Harvey, Erica Crannell, Annie Bunger, Lisa Hull. Fulhage looks for open teammates 67 Basketball Team 1st Row: Coach Van Noord. Troy Weber, Brent Lindblad, Paul Remus, Tim Caldwell, Jason Vetter, Coach Blackburn. 2nd Row: Shannon Snedden, Eric Widrig, Kevin Marozas, Roger Pierce, Jamie Meier, Eric Smith. Not Pictured: Mike Maxwell. TtO-iHS I T, J'15 41 rfc j DJ'IS Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit 61 58 59 58 67 60 56 62 58 54 63 Belleville Concordia BelOn Sacred Lindsborg Ellsworth Southeast Belleville Superior. Ne 55 nter T 04‘«5 9 I Tu|e lS 30 ) 1st Row: Shannon Snedden, Troy Weber, Tim Caldwell. Eric Smith. 2nd Row: Roger Pierce, Kevin Marozas. Eric Widrig. 1st Row: Coach Van Noord, Kurtis Marozas, Jason Vetter, Paul Remus, James Caldwell, Cory Smith, Steve Schubert, Coach Blackburn. 2nd Row. Jerry Brown. Shane Lynch, Eric Lampert, Jamie Meier, Trent Collins, Doug Twaddell. Not Pictured: Mike Maxwell. IBJIIS' 24 68 Has Bright Season Todd Barstow, Montee Benien, Todd Odle, Charlie McGuire, Daryl Golden, Jason Crowley, Ted Horn, Shane Evans, Andy Boettcher, Tracy Nyberg, Chip Diers Kevin passes the basketball. K e v The Beloit Trojans started off the 85-86 basketball ' season by winning the Beloit Preseason Tournament. In n the tournament the Trojans tamed the Minneapolis t Lions 61-55. In the second round of the tournament the a Trojans defeated the Clay Center Tigers 60-40. The Tro-k jans then advanced to the Championship game against ® the Panthers of Concordia and won by a margin of SOSO. In the first game of the regular season the Trojans a bombed the Buffs of Belleville 58-39. The Trojans returned home to tame the Lions of Minneapolis 67-59. b Coming back from Christmas break the Trojans squeez-e ed by the Sacred Heart Knights 60-59. The same week a the Trojans slipped by Lindsborg 56-54. The following k- week the Trojans traveled to Ellsworth and dominated the game 62-34. The Trojans returned home to beat Southeast 58-57. The next week the Trojans traveled to Belleville to participate in the Crossroads Classic. They managed to take third place in the tournament. The Trojans played Belleville at home the following week and won 61-56. The Trojans were off Friday of that week. They were then matched up with archrival Concordia. The Trojans lost a heartbreaker 61-63. The Trojans came roaring back the next week to defeat the Minneapolis Lions 55-49. The Trojans returned home to play the Lindsborg Vikings and came out on top 74-57. The next week the Trojans were on the road for both games. The first one they lost against Sacred Heart 61-52. They also lost the second game of that week to Southeast 57- 53. The Trojans stole the next game from Ellsworth 72- 54. For the last game of the season the Trojans were matched up against the Smith Center Redmen and won 67-55. The Trojans got a home berth in the Sub-State. They beat Russell 89-67. The Trojans then went to Abilene for the second round of Sub-State and beat Concordia 76-69. In the third game of the Sub-State Tournament the Trojans season, came to an end with a loss to Abilene 79-48. 69 Beloit Trojans Top Row L-R: Doug Daniels, Joe Witt, Cameron Schenk, Dion Gengler, Mark Deets, Hans Baker, Paul Gastly, Jay Heiman, Matt Niewald, Kelli Donley. Middle Row: Lisa Riemann, Rob Bunger, Matt Hotter, Tracey Harr, Toby Johnson, Chad Miner, Mike Powell, Kristen Bailey. Front Row: Jill Gravatt, Chris Brown, Kevin Kadel, Ronnie Pierce. Mark McGaughey, Lynn Kadel, Shannon Peters, Chad Treaster, Kevin Peters, Kathy Clark, and Jaci Kelly. The 1985-86 Beloit Trojan wrestling team was coached by Chris Sones and Carl Bice. One ot the biggest highlights ot the year was when the Trojans reached the hallmark ot 100 consecutive dual wins. This was celebrated by cookies, cake, and iced tea atter the quad. Their opponent tor that important victory was Concordia, who was deteated, 33-27. Other teams participating in the quad were Salina Central and Marysville. The 100th dual win took eight seasons to achieve. The Trojans took third place in the Class A State Tournament; with three placers, Toby Johnson, and Mark Deets. with State Championship. and Lynn Kadel, at third. Five other wrestlers who qualified, but did not place at state were Kevin Kadel. Ronnie Pierce, Chad Treaster, Paul Gastley, and Jay Heiman. The B.H.S. wrestlers won fifteen dual match-ups and lost two In tournaments, the Trojans took first place at Clay Center; Norton; Marysville; and the regionals held in Goodland. B-teamers placed second in the Herrington tournament. third at Hays, and fourth at Junction City. Toby Johnson, 138 lbs. first at State, applies pressure to his opponent. This was Toby’s third State Championship and last year he got third. TAKE A FALL Ronnie Pierce, 105 lbs., Jay Heiman, Hwt., struggles for a reversal. He ended his season warms up before his a 25-6 record. match. Cameron Schenk, 155 lbs., challenges his opponent to a match. Lynn Kadel, 119 lbs. 3rd at State, gets ready to explode from the bottom. Kevin Kadel, 98 lbs., puts a reverse half on his opponent. Mark Deets, 167 lbs., takes 1st at the Beloit Inv. and won State for the 2nd time in a row, ending his season with a 34-0 finish. Paul Gastley, 185 lbs., gets in position to grind on his man. 71 j1 T? ’Eli T J Tp The ultimate golf team consists of Jami Harrison, Trent collins, Toby Johnson, Jamie Meier, Zan, Brad Delka, Ronnie Pierce, Jeff Fuller, Roger Pierce, Scott Boomer, Kathy Klenda. Andy Boettcher, Shane Lynch, Shawn Kimberly, Doug Foster. Not Pictured: Amy Gravatt, Coach Bill Hiles, Assistant Coach David Van Noord, and Assistant Coach Mike Burgan. Toby helps Kathy with her game. Boomer pumps the iron during warm-up. 72 Mr. Hiles shows Jami and Toby how it's done. Doug and Andy working hard, as usual. Toby works hard around the green. The golf team consisted of three seniors, two juniors, six sophomores, and four freshmen. Toby Johnson, Andy Boettcher, Jamie Meier, Roger Pierce, Shawn Kimberly, and Brad Delka were the starting squad. They went to ten different tournaments including state. The J.V. squad went to three different tournaments. The J.V. started the season at Superior, Nebraska which was an A team tournament; they took seventh place. Most of the A team went to Abilene and placed seventh. Washington was the first tournament the team had placed together and it showed, because they took first place. They took second place at Smith Center and Minneapolis. They traveled westward to Plainville to capture first place. Then the team came home to play on their own course, where they were beaten by only one stroke. The J.V. went to the Smith Center tournament where they placed second. (The tournaments at Beloit; League, Abilene; Regionals, and State were not attended at the time of this printing.) 73 Track Team Blasts Opponents Front Row: Heath Kolman, Greg Albert, Montee Benien, Dan Stelter, Tracy Nyberg, Shane Evans, Justin Kjellberg, Doug Twaddell. Second Row: Troy Kjellberg, Mike Maxwell, David Hartman, Todd Baker, Troy Weber, Chad Meyers, Eric Widrig, Scott Reiter, Kurtis Marozas, Dennis Urquhart. Back Row: Brent Lindblad, Lance Mc-Cune, Matt Niewald, Cory Smith, Kevin Marozas, Tim Caldwell, Cameron Schenk, Eric Smith, Jason Berchek. The 1986 Beloit track team racked up an impressive season. They leaped into action with a narrow win at Osborne. The following week the Trojans showed their depth, by winning the Southeast track meet with a defensive margin. The Trojans then had an eight day break to get ready for the next big meet at Smith Center. When the day arrived the Trojans met the task and rolled in 199 points to win. The next week at Belleville the Trojans set two meet records and matched a school record. Eric Widrig set a new 100m record; the 400m Relay team set a new record; and Kevin Marozas matched the school high jump record. The following week at Sacred Heart, the Trojans won by a large margin. Again three school records were broken, the 400m relay; Kevin Marozas; in the high jump; and Troy Weber in the discus. The following week was the Beloit Relays. The Trojans won the meet for the first time in 10 years. (At this time the track season is still in progress.) Front Row: Troy Kjellberg, Todd Baker, Troy Weber, Eric Widrig, Scott Reiter, Dennis Urquhart. Back Row: David Hartman, Tim Caldwell, Chad Meyers, Kevin Marozas, Cameron Schenk, Eric Smith. David Hartman. (Alternate) Cameron Schenk, Eric Widrig, Chad Meyers, Mike Maxwell. Not Pictured: (Alternate) Kevin Marozas. 74 In Unprecedented Winning Streak Eric Widrig grinds out a new 100m record. Troy Weber set two shot put records and one discus record this year. Kevin Marozas studies the heighth for his next jump. Mike Maxwell gives it his all. Todd Baker has a smooth release of the shot. Troy Kjellberg runs with determination. 75 LAKY TtACtlYIM tTBWE The Trojan track team includes from Back Row. Left to Right: Angela Crowley, Stephanie Donker, Rhonda Dietz, Jennifer Terry, Kim Morton, Christi Walz, Kristen Bailey. Jolinda Pohlman, Kris Eilert, Annie Bunger, Chris Foote, Kristin Amerine, Jami Carter, Jill Berchek, Tanya Twaddell. Jaci Kelley, Sue Foote. Troyette Lawson, and Kelli Hilt. Coaches for the track team include Geary Labuary, Pete Caldwell. Larry Smith, and Pat Blackburn. 76 The mile relay team consists of Kristin Amerine, Rhonda Dietz. Jami Carter, and Kristen Bailey. Fans and tracksters alike enjoy Relays in which this year, both •VI Blliie 19A6 SIAMK the fast paced action during the annual Trojan teams captured top honors. jan captured top seascu i :enter, m ing thre FWmts to Be Erplace award lat Our d« rmance iletes in Center and The er nine y were placing _$even by exc most events Hosts Southeast took thir fi iaoe wrtJT84 team point neapohs (99) Kristin Amerine pocketed three 400m (64.27) sprinting events aldng with a . V Wanya T.waddell nonda Diet J ci Kett .. nd Kim medal with a clocking of 54.82 J’ami Carter, fresh mai status n the 80Qm by establishing a personal best of Finishing 24 points irvfront of hosts Smith Center, total up.Impersonal season best performa while.Kristin Atnerme and Kim Morton were and2r0iDm (27 89). respectively The squad made a clean sweep at Belleville to reside oyer tTT pahicipatro Amenrte competed Welf at tlje meet a? sh ccept dashes arrd mile relay Freshman. Annie Bunger tossed tfie shot individual victory, while Jennifer Terry jumped 5'Odn the. high Senior distance rurwer CJrt$ Foote brought, in a first am (6.10.24) and 800m (2:4 98). respective1' ■■■■ behind Beloit (116) and Mm-jBgm (13 14) and he 400m relay team n connected for a gqld maintaine(S4 er undefeated 80 Ladjf Trojans were able to V three relay ams held top honors firswTn the 400m (62 44) four firsts'] i do the sa ne. . i the760Q r,. Jennifer and Jaci click on the hand-off. 77 Organizations STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING Jay Heiman, David Hartman, Chuck Blass, Kevin Carrico, Kim Nelson, Kurtis Carrico. Gretchen, Klenda, Ronnie Pierce, Tammy Fobes, Kathi Clark, Melinda Tolbert. Molly Meats. Denise Daugherty. Chris Foote, Teri Collins, Kristin Amerine. Chad Myers. Chad Treaster, Lisa Reimann. Mike Powell. Kelly Albert. Shawn Kimberly, Michelle Snyder, Jason Vetter, Jamie Meier. Paul Weakley, Kristi Guipre. Chris Brown. Roseanna Garst. Cindy Swisher. Paula Dillner, Tina Eilert, April Scott. Shannon Urein, Patty Donley, Eric Lampert, Troy Endsley. Trent Collins, Sue Foote. Paul Gastley, Matt Neiwald, Carrie Lewis. Kelly Hilt, Tammie Cashatt, Tami Herbie, Stephanie Wilson, Jenny Haney. Troyette Lawson. Tiffany Foreman. Tanya Twaddell. Chris Bowers. Byran Ammons. Hans Baker. James Caldwell. Sandy Hayden. Erica Crannell, Patty Bell. Charissa Baxter. Juliet Vroom, Debbie Bell. Kelly Nelson. Kim Gebhart. Doug Daniels, Brett Williams. Richard Boden, Kristen Bailey, Christi Walz, Troy Odle, Tracey Belden. Laurie Adams. Leslie Tilton, Kelli Donley, Kurtis Marozas, Heidi Heidrick, Jeri Highland, Teresa Boden, Jennifer Wendell. David Siegrist. Charlie McGuire. Chip Diers, Greg Albert. Andy Boettcher. Brian Gengler. Doug Twaddell. Allison Conway. Amy Gravatt. Julie Wessling, Melinda Boettcher. Nathalie Nothern, Wade Lyle. Jami Harrison. Jami Carter. Lisa Hull, Kathy Klenda. Brad Delka, Pam Wessling. Roger Pierce, Janet Dameron. Stephanie Donker,, Margo Woods. Kimbre Morton. Jeff Fuller, Jim Hill. Jeff Farney, Tom Gengler. The Students Against Drunk Driving were once again the largest organization at Beloit Junior-Senior High School with 107 members. Under the leadership of president Kim Nelson, the club undertook the major project of sponsoring a New Years Eve Dance which proved to be highly successful. The club continued to publicize by encouraging students to not drink and drive by featuring guest speakers and showing filmstrips. Other projects taken on by SADD included dances, non-alcoholic parties and drivers for school events. S A D. Officers: Kim Nelson, President; Ronnie Pierce. STUO Representative; Gretchen Klenda, Secretary-Treasurer; Kevin Carrico, Vice-president. mmmi nmm mim This years N.H.S. Members Are: Tim Caldwell. Kelly Albert, Mark Deets, and Kevin Marozas. This year the National Honor Society consists of four Seniors, they are: Kelly Albert. Tim Caldwell, Kevin Marozas, and Mark Deets. At the end of the year three more seniors will be honored by the National Honor Society. Later in the year all the juniors with a 3.0 grade point average will be eligible to serve in N.H.S., but only four will be voted in by the faculty to serve in N.H.S. They will be selected for their, character, leadership, service to the teacher in class, and they will have to have a 3.0 grade point average. The main project of N.H.S. is to tutor students in different subjects during the year. The National Honor Society is considered to be the highest academic honor received at Beloit Jr. Sr. High School. Mr. Holl is the sponsor and he enjoys serving the N.H.S.. Kelly and Tim relax at a meeting. Mr. Holl chowin’ down. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 82 Back Row: Tom Genler, Kristin Bailey, Dennis Urquhart, Shannon McCune, Cameron Schenk, Brian Gengler, Kimbre Morton, Christi Walz, Lisa Hull, Jami Carter, Kelli Donley. Sitting: Tami Herbie, Leah Chandler, Shannon Unrein, Mark Deets, Stephanie Robinson, Teri Collins, Chad Myers, Juliette Vroom, Chad Miner, Kristi Guipre, Chad Treaster, Gretchen Klenda, Brad Delka, Kathy Klenda, Kelly Albert, Kim Nelson, Kris Eilert. Melissa Fulhage, Tim Caldwell, Pam Wessling, Roger Pierce, Lisa Riemann. President: Pam Wessling: Sec. and Treas.: Chad Miner; V.-Pres.: Lisa Riemann; Stuco Rep.. Kristi Guipre. Pam overlooks the AFS meeting. The 1985-86 AFS club was busy preparing for this years two foreign exchange students. We were blessed with the presence of Juliette Vroom from Amsterdam and Dennis Urquhart from Paraguay. The club worked several times in the concession stand and met once a month. If anyone is interested in sponsoring an AFS student see Mrs. Sharon Eilert. She also comments that spending time and or sponsoring an AFS student is a great experience. This year the club held a Christmas party for its members and helped Juliette and Dennis call home. Class rings were donated to Juliette and Dennis from Jostins and Griefs. 83 Dr. and Mrs Martin Klenda. Juliette. Kathy and Gretchen. Juliette Vroom is one of this year’s 1985-86 AFS Students. Juliette is from Amsterdam, Holland. Juliette came a family consisting of her mother, and two sisters. She arrived in America August 13th and then in Beloit the 17th. Some changes that Juliette talked about dealt with; big cities to little towns, and wide streets and lots of cars. Juliette made the statement that only a few people in Amsterdam drive, most of them walk or ride bikes. Another difference that Juliette spoke about was the schooling. She went to a 5 year High School. During the day they had two or three breaks. And Seniors only went until 2:00. Her school is only interested in academics. They have a few club meetings, and no extracurricular sports. Juliette is really enjoying her stay here in Beloit. She comments that school is going great. Juliette is rather athletic. She took part in volleyball, basketball, and really enjoys playing softball and sailing. She took a two day trip to Chicago and was fascinated by the tall buildings. The Klenda’s also showed her around Wichita and planned to go to Colorado in March. Juliette will be leaving Beloit the 19th of July. We will always remember her charming smile and the wonderful things she taught us about her country. 84 Juliette portrays the maid and undercover police officer in the fall play. ' Agatha Christie Made Me Do It.” Dennis Urquhart spent the 85 86 school year with the Peter Caldwell family. Dennis comes from Paraguay. His family consists of his parents and three brothers. Dennis said he has enjoyed the stay with the Caldwell family. He especially enjoyed the fishing trips and the basketball games. Some of his other interests include football and hunting. Dennis really has no preference between city or country life. He has experienced both and enjoys both. At his school in Paraguay, he attended school from 7 12 A M or 1 6 P.M. the teachers switched classes instead of the students. When Dennis returns to Paraguay he said he will finish studying, but he doesn’t know what kind of a career he will pursue. 85 Dennis enjoys American technology. 1st Row l-R Brett Williams. Toby Johnson. Kevin Marozas. Scott Reiter. Paul Gastley. Heath Kolman. Trent Collins. Kristin Amenne. Ronnie Pierce. Shane lynch. Jimmy Hill 2nd Row Doug Daniels. Kevin Carrico. Cameron Schenk. Jerry Brown. Melissa Fulhage. David Hartman. Shonda Cox. Marsha Bice. Vaughn Studer. Shawn Kimberly. Jett Fuller. Pam Wessling. Mike Powell. Kristin Bailey 3rd Row Jay Heiman. Chuck Blass. Dion Gengler. Jami Harrison. John Yeary. Juliette Vroom. Kelly Hilt. Randy Stroede. Barry Scott. Paul Weakly. James Lange. Mike Kohler. James Caldwell. Shannon McCune. and Mr Lee Elder Kurtis soldering on his stain glass project Jerry hard at work cutting out glass 86 Ill LiLtl' Stanley. Chris and Troy take a break to chat during class Officers President Toby Johnson. V-P Vaughn Studer. Secretary Melissa Fulhage. Treasurer Jerry Brown diLL ULLliVL Kevin smiles proudly over his art protect Tony Crannell working intently to get his project finished 1985 86 Trojan Band Field Conductors. S Robinson and M Fulhage 1st Row I to R: C. Walz. B Harvey. T Horn. D Woock. M Harder. C McGuire. K Nelson. 0. Williams. K Carrico. J Vroorn. T. Collins. K. Amenne 2nd Row T Albm. J. Wessling. J. Gravatt. I. Chandler. P Donley. R Dietz. E. Crannell. H Heidnck. T. Fobes. P Bell. R Garst. L. Tilton. K Bailey. T Foreman. 3rd Row M Harvey. B Foulke. K Morrell. I Axtell. R Boden, E Lampert. T. Boden. A Crowley. J Pohlman, S. Donker. T. Belden. S. Foote 4th Row: J. Wendell. A Gravatt. T Cashatt. C Bowers. J Fuller. N Grabill. K Donley. J. Carter. J Dameron, K Hilt. I Adams. N Nothern. C Lewis 5th Row: M Tolbert. K Klenda. L. Hull. C Foote. 0. littrell. T Odle. K Marozas. T. Odle. K Marozas. H Marten. C German. J. Hill. K Francis. A Conway. T. Twaddell 6th Row: C Schenk. H. Baker. J. Kelley. J. Terry. T. Baker. $ Lynch. A Bunger. B Williams. P. Gastley, C Smith. D. Twaddell. S Grabill. T Barstow. T. Endsley. C Baxter. B Halfhide. M Niewald. M Peterson. Flags: Left Row: S. Abell. J Haney. S. Wilson. K Clark. M Boettcher. K Albert. Right Row K Guipre. C. Brown. M Snyder. D Bell. M Meats. D Daugherty Flags Captains K Albert and K Guipre I to R M Boettcher. K Clark. S Wilson. J. Haney. S Abell. D Daugher- Melissa Fulhage. Head Field Conductor. Stephanie ty. M Meats. D Bell. M Snyder. C. Brown Robinson. Assistant Field Conductor. 88 STEPPING UP!! The Band performs at halftime at the game against Sacred Heart Seniors pose for a picture The Trojan Marching Band was under the direction of Mr. Robert Baker. The Marching Trojans had a very busy year participating in the K-State Band Day at Manhattan and performing at five home football games. They also performed at Fort Hays State Marching Contest and earned three l’s. Just before their last performance, they marched at the Veteran’s Day parade. Overall, the Marching Trojans had an excellent season. 89 BHS Show Choir singing • Christmas In A Small Town 1st Row L-R: Kelli Donley. Kathi Clark 2nd Row Todd Baker. Laura Albert. Tammy Fobes. Margo Woods. Chris Brown. Nathalie Nothern. Paula Dillner. Karen Gormly. Lena St John. Kari Richards. Kristin Bailey 3rd Row Linda Smith. Cindy Swisher. Marsha Bice. Janet Dameron. Ginger Rutten. Bobby Fulton. Paul Weakly. Shannon Unrein. Marsha Foulk. Deanna Wor.ck, Chnsti Walz 4th Row Aaron Pohlman. Todd Barstow. Chuck Blass. Tony Crannell. Brenda Foulk. April Scott. Debbie Bell. Patty Donley. Jill Grabatt 5th Row Brent Undbtad. Kara Lee Heiman. Lance McCune Front Row L-R Tammy Cashett. Melinda Tolbert. Kris Eilert. Kathi Clark. Marsha Bice. Tammy Fobes. Stephanie Robinson. Kim Gebhart Back Row L R Nathan Grabill. Tim Albm. Todd Barstow. Mr Bice. Brent Lindblad, Doug Twadell, Paul Weakly. The BHS chorus and singers changed their names this year to Show Choir and Free Spirit The Free Spirit is composed of 14 members and the Show Choir has 36 The two groups did a lot of entertaining during the year such as. a Christmas concert, singing at Hilltop Lodge, a pop concert and others They did a good job this year; give them a hand' 91 0Wt C4iC State Todd Barstow received a I rating on his viola solo, Marsha Bice received a I rating on her vocal solos, “The Second Movement of Concerto in G Major by “Come Let's Be Merry and “Morning. Telemann. 7Se U i cutcC Oic teAfruL Mcent 92 1st Row L-R M Fulhage. R Dietz, P Donley. I Chandler, J Gravatt. D Bell. T Foreman. J Wesslmg. M Boettcher. H Heidrick. M Snyder. T Fobes 2nd Row K Morrell. E Lampert. K Guipre. S Abell. C Brown. M Harvey. M Harder. S Robinson. A Crowley. D Worrick. K Clark. K Bailey. R Garst. L Tilton. E Crannell. P Bell. D Daugherty 3rd Row L Axtell. J Polhman. B Foulke. M Meats. S Foote. N Nothern. J Wendell. T Boden. A Conway. I Hull. K Klenda. J Terry. J Kelley. C Bowers. J Fuller. K Hilt. J Dameron. L Adams. K Donley. A Gravatt. J Carter. T Cashett. N Grabill 4th Row S Donker. J Haney. S Wilson. R 8oden. T Belden. C. Lewis. D Littrell. K Marozas. T Odle. S Lynch. M Tolbert, M Bice. C. Foote. C German. H Marten. K Marozas. A Bunger. C Baxter. B Halfhide. T Barstow. S Grabill. P Gastley. T Endsley. C Smith. B Williams. D Twaddeli 5th Row M Peterson. C Schenk. H Baker. M Niewald. D Williams. J Vroom. C McGuire. T Albtn. K Nelson. K. Albert. C Walz. B Harvey. T Collins. K Carrico. K Amenne. T Horn. T Baker 1st Row L-R K Clark. S. Foote. J Dameron. S. Donker. K. Donley. S. Grabill. K Carrico. K Carrico. 2nd Row L-R K. Bngden, K Anderson. M Smith. M Montgomery. S. Heidrick. C. Struble. T Barstow. R Pierce. E Lambert. K Nelson 3rd Row L-R. Mr Harbaugh. M Peterson. B Lmdblad 1st Row L-R: Traci Belden. Allison Conway. Roseanna Garst. Christi Walz 2nd Row L-R Jaci Kelley. Tiffany Foreman. Debbie Bell. Kathi Clark. Kristin Amenne. Chris Brown 3rd Row L-R Melissa Fulhage. Ten Collins. Kristi Guipre. Holly Marten. Cathy German. Rhonda Dietz. Kelly Albert. Chris Foote. 93 STAGES U.S.A. OVERTIRE------------------------------------------ SK STOPPER--------------------------------------- RAINY DAYS AK, STORK' NIGHTS---------------------- douc twol.. brent lixjblai uxmposer SCARBROUGH FAIR—---------------------------------- K' BOYFRJEX'S BACK ------- S HM -IMS SKA OCIR -a R. AM) DRIBBO. KARA XIMAN. KATHI CLARK. STffMANIE DOWER -BRENT LlfCBLAG -----T € DEVILS AMERICAN fr TODD BAKER AM) TX TAMOS TOD. BAKER COMOSER). TOD BARS TO . LANCE XClWE. KJ9TIS CARRICO TX GREATEST LOVE OF ALL ACCCXANIST. KATHI CLARK -STEPHANIE DONKER ALL t ROMTv FRIENDS PALL WEAKLEY. AARON FOCMAN TOD BARSTOW. LANCE XClfC ■TX ROCY BlAO TXSE DREAM AC COMAN I ST. 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Marsha sings These Dreams.” Aaron has the Summertime Blues.” Paul portrays Hank Williams Jr. Having fun Lance? ' TMf Vffli Aw Gravatt Jill Gravatt {kiSTi Guipre Billy Hslt.iisc JDti rtv€ • uCHELLE HWVTf HtIDI ftlDRICX WA HEimw Kelly milt USA Ull Jaci Kelley MTHY KlENM WIC Iawtc Urrie Lewis jWXT U MLAD Oaw Uttrell lA CE J85e LMW.IE ?fcGuiR£ KlFTIS ftWOZAS tou.Y rWnnw ftLLY feATS --- tt R£LL ATT NlEXALD .ie tone .fe1 • THU IE fl IQCD liXf Kara sings My Boyfriend’s Back. Todd is an American Man.” 95 Back Row L-R: Greg Albert, Matt Hotter, Richard Boden, Rusty Tilton, Brad Smith, Scott Foulk, Chris Bell, David Williams, Carl Hieman, Wade Lyle, Jim Hill, Shane Evans. 2nd Row: Kevin Kadel, Mark Stover, Rusty Carter, Lynn Kadel, Brett Williams, Barry Scott, Annie Bunger, Robbie Ullom, David Siegrist, Mr. DeVore. 1st Row: Jerry Brown, Jason Vetter, Kristin Amerine, Paul Remus, Rob Bunger, Richard English, Doug Daniels. The Beloit Chapter has participated in many activities this past year which have helped to improve the chapter. Early in the year the freshmen participated in the Greenhand Conference in Clay Center. The chapter officers went to the State and National Conventions. The chapters money making projects this year were, selling popcorn at all the home football games and they served the annual soup supper at the Beloit Wrestling Invitational Tournament. All this money went to put on the Parent Member banquet at the end of the year. Every year there is an annual speech contest held out at the Vo-Tech, but the Beloit Chapter has never had any member participate in it. This year Annie Bunger took part in the contest and placed third out of twenty-eight. She represented the chapter very well. Future Farmers of America 96 EXCELLENCE IN 85-86 1985-86 Chapter Officers: President — Doug Daniels, Vice President — Jason Vetter, Secretary — Paul Remus, Sentinel — Richard English, Reporter — Jerry Brown, Sweetheart — Kristen Amerine, Treasurer — Rob Bunger. Mr. DeVore Jerry gives a report at his best. Doug calls the meeting to order. Richard makes a motion. Freshmen who attended the Greenhand Conference Are: Annie Bunger, Robbie Ullom, Greg Albert, and Shane Evans. They are pictured with District President Natalie Daud. Remus takes notes. 97 B-CLUB Troy Weber. Rhonda Dietz. Heath Kolman. Gretchen Klenda. Coach labuary. Lone Weber. Cindy Swisher. Tami Herbie. Jennifer Terry. Lisa Riemann. Kim Nelson. Ten Collins, Jaci Kelley. Jen Highland. Marsha Bice. Shonda Co . Kristin Amenne. Kris Eilert. Chns Foote. Melissa Fulhage. Deanna Wonck. Mike Maxwell. Kevin Kadel. Trent Collins. Roger Pierce. Shannon Snedden. David Hartman. Kevin Marozas. Jay Hetman. Chad Myers. Tim Caldwell. Cameron Schenk. Nathan Grabill. Rob Bunger. Chuck Blass. Dean Alcorn. Brad Delka. Ronnie Pierce, Mike Powell. Chad Treaster. D n Gengler. Kurtis Marozas. Mark Deets. Troy Kjellberg. Rusty Carter. Jamie Meier. Toby Johnson. Eric Widng. Todd Baker. Enc Smith. Cory Smith. Hans Baker. Doug Twaddell. Shawn Kimberly. Lynn Kadel. Paul Gastley. Troy Odle. Jason Vetter. Brent Lmdblad Officers Coach Geary Labuary — sponsor. Heath Kolman — Vice President. Gretchen Klenda — President. Rhonda Dietz — Secretary. Troy Weber — Treasurer This year's 1985-86 B-Club consists of fifty-eght members Some of the projects that the organization takes on include several moneymaking projects The one btggy of the year is holding the concession stand at the Bekxt Invitational Wrestling Tournament The money that is made goes towards the annual athletic banquet Active members help with the necessary preparation required for the banquet 98 ‘ftyc t uf s4£ive 7 t %5 Shannon dwells on a thought. Almighty Hiles voices his sacred opinion. Mr. Caldwell, Jeff Chapman, Lance McCune. Tim Cowen, Tim Caldwell, Brent Lindblad. Paul Remus. Vaughn Studer. Mr. Williams, Brian Gengler. Chad Myers. Mark Deets, Rob Bunger, Doug Twaddell. John Gormly, Cindy Swisher, Kim Nelson, Heath Kolman, Kristin Amerine, Jaci Kelley, Jill Gravatt, Kris Eilert, Toby Johnson, Jay Heiman, Troy Odle, Shannan McCune. Brad Delka. Ten Collins, Nathan Grabill, Kevin Carrico, Cory Pohlman. Not Pictured: Richard Boden, Kurtis Carrico, Mary Finney, Mike Kohler. Randy Stroede, John Yeary, Lorie Weber, Doug Daniels, Kevin Marozas, Linda Smith, Juliette Vroom. Tim Caldwell, Jeff Chapman, Chad Myers, Heath Kolman, Jay Heiman, Kim Nelson. Rob Bunger takes a snooze during the meeting. Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Williams and Mr. Hiles have found themselves devoting a great deal of time to the all new History Club after a student requested its development. The club has spent the majority of the year getting organized and forming a constitution, but the clubs underlying goal implies that We can create an interest in the field of social studies and in doing so (students) would take a greater interest in America,” explained Mr. Williams. The History Club featured a local speaker as well as a speaker from Fort Hays State University, Mr. Ronald Fundis, who is an expert on Latin America. An exciting trip to Abilene to visit the Eisenhower Museum and Cowtown enhanced the History Clubs activities. The organization is also involved in the sponsorship of the Citizen Bee contest which is only presently active in five states and is under the direction of Jack Briar. Contest winners this year were Tim Caldwell. Mark Deets and Jeff Chapman. 99 JorenAicA Scj ua J Ski neA Back Row: Kristi Guipre, Brent Lindblad. Paul Weakley, Kevin Carrico. Standing: Mrs. Zimmer, Jenell Berchek, Jeri Highland, Kendal Francis. Doug Twaddell, Kelly Nelson. Sitting: Kurtis Carrico. Sherri Abell. Kelly Albert. Jill Berchek. Misty Berchek. Pee Wee Lindblad “Whaaat?! Wheat?! Jeri as Betty in Three on a Bench. Kris practices her solo as Ana Christie This year’s Forensics squad consisted of 14 people; who participated in 9 different events: In the Tipton tourney Kevin Carrico, Informative Speaking; Kris Eilert, Solo Acting; Kurtis Carrico, Original Oration; Kendal Francis, Extemporaneous Speech; and Kelly Albert and Sherri Abell, Improvised Duet Acting. In the Marysville tourney 5 placed: Kevin and Kurtis Carrico, Improvised Duet Acting; Paul Weakley and Brent Lindblad, Improvised Duet Acting; Kevin Carrico, Oratory and Kris Eilert. Dramatic Interpretation. The last tourney of the year was at Minneapolis, and Kevin Carrico is the only one to place, in Oratory. At the time of the printing the year is not at an end for the Forensics squad. Cory portrays Harry. 100 Future Med Club Gains Experience 1Sti?°M T R ■?■ 8 Ammons- D Daniels. J Vroom. C Foote. T. Collins. C. Schenk. T Johnson. K Carrico. R Pierce. C. M.ner. K E.lert, T. Gengler J Kelley 2nd row: M. NiewakJ. T. Collins. C. Myers. C. Treaster. M Powell. P Wesslmg. T Caldwell 8 y Future Medical Careers Club has gained both experience and knowledge this past year. Along with assisting at the blood-mobile, the students have had speakers at meetings and have gone on many tours. For example. Laura Otte, the public health nurse spoke at a meeting. Some tours included McDonald's Funeral Home, the hospital and the Veterinary Hospital. 101 Officers: Jaci Kelley. Doug Daniels. Roger Pierce, and Kevin Carrico. ii. :x: ii n in hi imiiiiii ::i...... .....in ||iiiiiiii iimiiiii 1111111111 inmiiii ||iiiiiin ii...ii| 11111111M c:ii n:,!!::ii JIJIIIM lllllliiii iiiiiiiin a;: 1 |||H 11 lllll III lull ii.ii Ml minim ID III' mi ii.. nil ii.. nil mi mi mi nil Varsity: U.L.: Kelly Albert. Kim Nelson. Holly Marten, Cathy German. Jr. Varsity: U.R. Alison Conway, Debbie Bell, Sherri Abell. Tammy Fobes. Wrestling: L.L.: Kathi Clark. Jill Gravatt, Chris Brown, Jaci Kelley. Freshman: L.R.: Kara Hieman, Laurie Adams, Kelly Hilt, Roseanna Garst. 103 -HALLS 0F TR0Y Newspaper Editor Gretchen Klenda. Advisor Mrs McDaniels. Jen Highland. Tammy Peterson Back Row Nathan Grabill. Kevin Carrico. Mike Kohler. Vaughn Studer. Brent Lindblad. John Yeary and Sherri Abell This year's newspaper staff consists of Editor: Gretchen Klenda. Advisor: Mrs. McDaniel. Photography Editor: Vaughn Studer. Photo Assistant: Mike Kohler, Cartoonist John Veary, Staff Writers: Sherri Abell. Kevin Carrico, Nathan Grabill. Jeri Highland. Brent Lindblad. and Tammy Peterson. Each of the members has worked very hard and have put out 9 excellent newspapers. The staff attends the Kansas Press Association journalism contest at Fort Hays State University. Those who qualify at that contest participate in another contest toward the end of March at K.U. Gretchen. our smiling Editor 104 Just a couple more seconds Sherri REPORTS THE NEWS Brent, what's that big7 Sleeping again. Kevin? Dreaming again Jeri? Yes. guys it's time to go to work Yearbook Staff Strives to Yearbook Staff Jill Gravatt. Debbie Bell. Advisor Mrs McDaniel. Editor Kelly Albert. Jamie Meier. Cameron Schenk. Jason Vetter. Mike Maxwell. Dion Gengler. Gretchen Klenda. Melissa Fulhage This year’s yearbook staff consists of Editor: Kelly Albert, Advisor: Mrs. McDaniel, Jill Gravatt, Debbie Bell, Jamie Meier. Cameron Schenk, Jason Vetter, Mike Maxwell. Dion Gengler, Gretchen Klenda, Melissa Fulhage. Each of the members has worked hard in contributing their time to making a successful 1985-86 yearbook. Every February, the yearbook staff attends the Kansas Press Association journalism contest at Fort Hays State University. Those who qualify at that contest, participate in another contest toward the end of March at Kansas University. Kelly takes a break to pose for a picture. Com'on Gretchen give us that grin Preserve Unforgettable Memories Wofk'in hard Jason? Old you find it yet Gretchen? Cameron, matching faces Back Row Lone Weber. Ginger Rutten. Kris Eilert. Holly Marten. Jennifer Terry. Cory Smith. Heidi Heidrick. Brent Lmdblad. Kevin Carrico. Denise Daughtery. Rusty Tilton. 2nd Row Chris Bowers. Kendal Francis. Troy Endsley. Dawn littrell. Jennifer Wendell 3rd Row: Kim Nelson. Leslie Tilton. Amy Gravatt, Margo Woods. Kim Morton. Brenda Foulke, Michelle Snyder. Mark Deets. Kelly Nelson. Molly Meats. Melinda Boettcher 4th Row Kara Heiman. Allison Conway. Kelli Donley. Eric Lampert. Teresa Boden, Mrs Sharon Treaster. Tracy Harr. James Caldwell, Eric Smith, Hans Baker. Stephanie Wilson, Kurt Marozas. Troyette Lawson. Tiffany Foreman. Kristi Guipre. Matt Pererson, Andy Boettcher The 1985-86 Spanish club, sponsored by Spanish teacher Mrs. Treaster, is 46 members strong. Under the leadership of President Kim Nelson, Vice-President Melinda Boettcher, Secretary Molly Meats, Treasurer Cory Smith, and Student Council Representative Brad Delka, the organization held the successful annual Spanish Fiesta along with other fun money-making projects such as concession stands. Unfortunately the Spanish club was unable to make the exciting trip to Mexico, because of the school board’s attitude towards the political unrest present in the country today. The organization did decide however to continue sending $18.00 a month to their support child of three years. 108 Kim Nelson. Cory Smith. Brad Delka. Molly Meats. Melinda Boettcher 'S'Utupa Tttexic fo Molly Meats, secretary and Kim Nelson. President conduct a Spanish Club meeting Advisor. Mrs Treaster remains eager to give her input (TVKJ) Brad. Troy. Kris. Cory. Tina and Kendal give their attention to what is going on. CTVS J) (TVHi) Stephanie. Holly. Jennifer. Kim and Kendal listen attentively while others find the desire to sleep 109 Kelli Donley serenades Margo Woods while Andy Boettcher gets a laugh and Eric Smith ignores the whole ordeal Students Together Are 1st Row L to R: Gretchen Klenda. Lisa Hull. Kathy Klenda 2nd Row Jeff Chapman. Troy Weber. Mark Deets. Heath Kolman. Toby Johnson. Kevin Marozas. Brad Delka 3rd Row: Ten Collins. Kim Nelson. Chris Foote. Juliette Vroom. Jaci Kelley. Tina Eilert. Pam Wesslmg. Melinda Boettcher. Kathy Clark. Jeremy Treaster. Kelly Hilt. Chad Treaster. Kelly Albert. Roger Pierce. Ronnie Pierce. 4th Row. Kristi Guipre. Dennis Urquhart. Molly Meats. Jenny Haney. Doug Daniels StuCo Officers Kelly Albert — Vice President. Mark Deets — President. Gretchen Klenda — Sec. Treas Students Together Are Reaching Success was chosen by the 1985-86 BHS Student Council as their theme. The enthusiasm of the council was headed by Mark Deets — President, Kelly Albert — Vice-President, and Gretchen Klenda — Sec. Treas. To start the year off right student council had their annual potluck supper. This year it was held at Gretchen Klenda’s. The council, after eating, held a meeting to organize the different committees and to gather and compare ideas for the up-coming school year. It was at this meeting that all the members agreed to amend the Student Council Constitution by placing a clause in it that dealt with the cheating situation in the school and to begin a cheating campaign. As the year went by Stuco encountered many ups and downs when they worked to enforce their newly sought campaign. They also came up with the idea of having a Morp Dance.” Since it was Prom spelled backwards, the dance was totally opposite than that of prom. For example: toilet paper decorations, Polaroid pictures, and crazy dress created the scene for the whole event. The first job the council accomplished was decorating the halls to welcome the students for the new school year. Other goals that Stuco achieved were: sponsoring a spirit week, and a homecoming dance after the game. Some other of the annual projects included sponsoring a Mitchell County Dance, having a Stuco exchange and sponsoring another Spirit Week before Belleville Crossroads Basketball Classic and the Beloit Wrestling Invitational. Money-making projects for the year included working in concession stands and selling carnations for Valentines Day. Overall, the year was successful for the members of Student Council. 110 Reaching Success. Mark. Gretchen and Mr Roll conduct the meeting What are you looking at. Mr Hdl? Members pay attention during a meeting Mark takes control. Y-Teens show 1st Row, L to R: Pam Wessling, Lisa Reimann, Gretchen Klenda. Leah Chandler. Kelli Morrell. Kelly Albert. 2nd Row: April Scott. Rhonda Dietz, Juliette Vroom, Shannon Unrien. Melissa Fulhage. Patty Donley, Linda Smith, Tina Eilert. Mary Finney. Patty Bell. 3rd Row: Carrie Lewis, Sue Foote, Michelle Snyder, Paula Dillner, Laura Albert. Stephanie Robinson, Shonda Cox. Tammy Peterson, Erica Cran-nell. Leslie Tilton. 4th Row: Stephanie Wilson, Jenny Haney. Heidi Heidrick. Denise Daugherty. Julie Wessling. Melinda Boettcher, Nathalie Nothern, Tammie Cashatt, Tami Herbie. Kathi Clark, Tammy Fobes. Melinda Tolbert. Molly Meats. 5th Row: Laurie Adams. Kelly Hilt. Kelly Donley. Lisa Hull, Kathy Klenda. Kimbre Morton. Kristen Bailey. Christi Walz, Amy Gravatt, Jami Carter. Roseanna Garst. Allison Conway. Annie Bunger. 6th Row: Traci Belden, Stephanie Donker, Kara Lee Heiman. Margo Woods. Janet Dameron. Charissa Baxter, Marsha Foulke, Karen Gormly, Dawn Gormly, Lisa Axtell. Ann Malory, Kim Rouse. Sandy Hayden Cabinet Members: Tammy Peterson, Melinda Tolbert. Jami Carter, Kathi Clark, Gretchen Klenda. Tina Eilert, Tami Herbie, Jenny Haney, Kelly Albert, Pam Wessling. Denise Daugherty. Annie Bunger. Stephanie Robinson, Molly Meats. Melinda Boettcher. Nathalie Nothern. 112 LO'e mid mienDSHip Jan at her best. Miss Gilmore was the Y-Teen advisor. Tammy poses for a picture. Having fun girls? Smile ladies. This year the Senior High Y-Teens accomplished many things. They adopted grandparents from Hilltop. For Christmas, the Y-Teens sent their grandparents Christmas cards. Having heart-sisters was the highlight of Valentines Day. They had a mother-daughter banquet in March, with Jan Schiable as the guest speaker. Over-All the year was a big success for Y-Teens. 113 The Trojan Football team had more people picked for the NCAA league team than any other school. Honored were: Dion Gangler, Jay Heiman, Mark Deets. Dennis Urquhart, Tim Caldwell, Toby Johnson. Mike Maxwell, Rusty Carter. Eric Widrig. Nathan Grabill. Cindy Swisher was picked for girls’ state. While Tammy Peterson was the alternate. Honored on the Trojan Basketball teams were Kevin Marozas. Gretchen Klenda. Shannon Snedden. Tim Caldwell. Not Pictured: Rhonda Dietz. State of Kansas Scholars: Jeff Chapman. Brian Gengler. Chris Foote, Kevin Marozas. Mark Deets was appointed to the Naval Academy Chad Treaster won a Dane Hansen Scholarship. 114 Jt 8.J Participants in Concordia, and Vo-Tech Business skills days are from L to R: Brad Delka, Cathy Wiles. Daren Heiman. Cathy German, Kim Gebhart. Kathi Clark, Holly Marten. Melinda Tolbert. Kelli Morrell. Mrs. Franklin. Debbie Bell. Rob Bunger. Kurtis Carrico. Eric Lampert. Pam Wessling, Tim Cowan, Tammy Peterson. Stephanie Robinson, Paul Remus. Lori Weber. Vaughn Studer, Doug Twaddell. Kevin Carrico. Cindy Swisher. Not Pictured: Jason Vetter. Molly Meats. Leah Chandler. Sherri Abell. Seventh grader Stacey Heidrick won first place in computation at Regionals in Concordia. She went on to state going up against 205 other students from 30 different school districts. Among these students she placed second. Melissa Bean took fourth at Regionals. Heath Kolman and Brent Linblad were picked for Boys' State. Mike Maxwell was picked for the alternate. Jami Carter was picked FFA Sweetheart. Journalism contestants were: Debbie Bell; editing. Melissa Fulhage, copy writing. Gretchen Klenda; newspaper layout. John Veary; advertising Vaughn Studer; photography. Jason Vetter; theme development and graphics. Not Pictured: Kevin Carrico; editorial writing. 115 B. acca laureate H3accalauieatt Sunday. IS. 19S6 £:00 J cAi Prelude Processional Mrs Donna Goheen Invocation Rev John Grummon Scripture. . Mark IMS 17 Rev Robert Conway Vocal Solo Melissa Piper May The Road Rise Up To Meet You Harris Sermon. Rev Robert Conway ‘The Tale of Three Students' Benediction Rev Robert Albin Recessional Mrs Donna Coheen Ushers: Chris Brown Debbie Bell Jason Vetter Jamie Meier Rev. Conway speaks to the graduates. Leaders: Nathan Grabill Jill Gravatt Kevin M. gives last minute advice to David and Kevin C. Leaders: Jill Gravatt, Nathan Grabill (not pictured). Ushers: Jamie Meier, Jason Vetter. Debbie Bell, Chris Brown. Graduates await the beginning of baccalaureate. 117 The class of 1986 congregated together one last time before graduation. 1! Kelly Albert conversed with the commencement speaker Carolyn Kirgis, 1978 BHS graduate and reigning Miss Kansas. Leaders for the senior class were juniors Jill Gravatt and Nathan Grabill. KU scholars left to right were: Mark Deets, Jeff Chapman. Tim Caldwell. Chris Foote. Kevin Marozas. Chad Treaster, and Brad Delka. 118 “Dke Wirror DM 3t J(f Senior class president, Melissa Fulhage, spoke about the challenges that lie ahead. Tim Albin performed his original composition— What is Real Mark Deets and Roger Pierce shared a special moment after the ceremony. Commencement 10 3rd graduation crfnnivtuary 17£u iday. tM.ay 22, 19S6 S:00 P. M. jBiioit junior-cSmior cMiyfi Stfioot Processional ... Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance by Edgar Elgar Invocation Rev Roger Meitl Welcome Melissa Fulhage Class President Vocal Solo ............ Tim Albin What is Real an original composition Senior Talk . . Melissa Fulhage Introduction of Speaker ... Mr. Jim Kuhn Vice-Principal. Beloit Jr Sr High School Address Carolyn Kirgu. 1978 BHS Craduate Presentation of Class of 1986 Mr Verlin R Kolman Principal, Beloit Jr . Sr High School Awarding of Diplomas Boaid of Education Mr. Darrell Fulhage Benediction .Rev Larry Crabill Recessional Orchestra Ushers Shonda Cox Kim Gebharr Rusty Carter Heath Kolman Juliette Vroom helped Cathy Wiles pin on her corsage before the big entrance. 119 JR. HI FACULTY V Sharon Eilert Language Arts Carol Good Mathematics Violet Williams Developmental Reading David Van Noord Social Science Mike Burgan Physical Education Jay Rowti Basic Skills Tutor Larry Rufener Careers Love those muscles. Mr Rowti Carle Kuhn Science Kelli Anderson Doug Betts Jennifer Axtell Jennifer Ayers Julie Bailey Robert Birch Troy Baxter Becky Bngden April Brummer Dennis Bunch Nick Colby Tifam Collins Jennifer Colpitts Sam Dameron Brian Daniels Matt Dillon Alethia Edelman Christine Em mot Shannon Evans 122 Joe File Marna File Diane Finney Trevor Foreman Brain Foulke mjjlllH !!!!!... M..H..II mu Hill IIM 1111 Hl.lll.il II II min HIM |||| Hill Sin iini nil llllllllll ll.ill.ill III lllllllll 111111111 llllllllll ro eg Barbara Senters Dennis Senters Marc i Smith Don Snyder Garett Soden Mike Stem Jason Terry Chad Thompson Stacy Tossick Phillip Webster 124 Beware, Beware Melissa Roan Deanna Hell Drat Hoden John Hoden Cherie Bower Lisa Colby Michelle Cooper Kevin Doggett Shawn Elder Elizabeth Finney Rrian Gales Shelby Gering 125 Carrie Halfhide Iva Grabill Here Come the Mentha Heiman Brenda Hudaon Rebecca Hill Kim Hoeatje x Jeremy Jackaon Bud Howland Brad Hudaon Angela Jonea Jenny Jay Mike Johnaon Clayton Kadel Dan Kadel Matt Konzem Erik Lacoe Tom Lawson Mark Maxwell Noalee McDonald April McMillan Sherry Mehl Jason Miner 126 Eighth Graders Becky Mitchell Paul Moncrieff Jennie Nelson Scott Nelson Brian Nutter Melinda Odle Matt Otte Jason Paillct Jerry Ribordy Shane Rogers I Matt Shurta Malinda Slate Darin Snyder Yvonne Staley Stacy Stanley Stephanie Stuart Robbie Thummel Kevin Ulery Amy Voss man Tara Walters Joni Weber Angela Wessling Darwin Wiles Tim Wilson Annie Zajic 127 I I JR. HIGH BAND S Genng. B Hudson. S Standley. J Jay. T Walters. K Hoestje. S. Mehl. 0 Peterson. R Claussen. J Littrell. S Tossick. J Rehmert. B. Mitchell. A Wesslmg. N McDonald. K Anderson. B .Brigden. A Brum-mer. P Moncneff. B Nutter. S Kadel. J Lange. S Heidnck. D Wiles. M Odle. C Bowers. A Zajic. A. Gengler. J. Harvey. J Weber. L Colby. M Shurts. J Lewis. B Hudson. N Colby. J. File. P Lampert. B Larson. J Boden. T Foreman. P. Roberts. M Maxwell. R Thummel. A Kimberly. S Stewart. J Whitlow. S. Hessenflow. M Smith. M Konzem. M Stem. D. Bell. M Montgomery. M Hoffman. J. Fuller. T. Myers. T Baxter. T Lawson Not Pictured M Dillion. S Evans. E. Hilt. 8 Holland. A Jones. C Thompson JR. HIGH ORCHESTRA Kendra Brigden. Chene Bowers. Deanna Bell. Noalee McDonald. Iva Grabill. Brian Gates. Erica Brassfield, Jeremy Jackson. Robbie Thummel. Kelli Anderson. Marci Smith. Marla Montgomery. Becky Brigden. Christine Emmot, Alethia Edelman, Phillip Roberts. Paul Lampert. Dma Petterson. Michele Meier. Jennifer Lange. Amy Gengler, Stephanie Stewart. Sara Hessonflow. Brian Jordan. Stacey Heidnck. Mr Harbaugh. Josh Fuller Not Pictured Cande Woods JR. HIGH y-TEEN Mrs Williams, sponsor. C. Bowers. President. E. Brassfield. Vice President. T Walters. Sec. Treas . Mrs Eilert. sponsor, A. Vossman M Bean. M Cooper. M Odle. J Weber. J. Littrell. S. Genng. J Nelson S Heidnck. S Mehl. M Slate. E Finney. N. Mcdonald. A Zajic. I Grabill. K Hoestje. B Mitchell. J Jay. K Brigden. D Bell. A. Jones. C Halfhide. R Claussen. A McMillan. A Gengler. A Wesslmg. B. Hud son. D Peterson. S Evans. C. Woods. T Bunger. M Heiman. A Matlock. L Colby. M Meier. 8 Brigden. J Axtell. B. Senters. S Brum mer. A Brummer. A Ode. R Gosselm. J Rehmert. J Whitlow. T. Col lins. H Hollaway. S Kadel. S Stewart. S Heidnck. J Lange. M Smith D Finney. A Kimberly. M Montgomery. K Anderson. J. Bailey. C. Em mot. S Hessonflow Not Pictured M File, S. Tossick. S Standley 128 FOOTBALL First Row Brian Gates. Don Snyder. Chad Thompson. Kevin Zachary. Sam Dameron. Matt Dillon. Marcus Hoffman. Jason Terry. Jeff Hill. Jeff Morrell. Troy Baxter. Phillip Roberts Second Row Mike Chase. Eric Helzer. Eric Hilt. Brian Garst. Brian Daniels. Garrett Soden. Paul Lampert. Joe File. Brian Foulke. Trenton Harr. Todd Myers. Mike Stem. Nick Colby. Trevor Foreman. Enos Grauerhoiz Third Row Jason Colby, Assistant Coach Chris Sones. Kevin Ulery. Kevin Doggett. Darwin Wiles. Matt Shurts. Mark Maxwell. David Foster. Jeremy Lewis. Clayton Kadel. Steve Gastley, Darin Snyder. Matt Konzem. Jason Miner. Dan Kadel. Shawn Elder. Tom Lawson. Coach Mike Burgan. Robbie Thummel. Not Pictured Mike Johnson. Doug Betts. Doug Golden, Brad Hudson. Chuck Fleming. 8th UB First Row Malmda Slate. Noalee McDonald. Angie Wesslmg. Brenda Hudson. Tara Walters Second Row Jenny Jay. Dena Boden. Michelle Cooper. Deanna Bell. Angela Jones. Stacy Standley. Erica Brassfield Third Row April McMillan. Melinda Odle. Becky Mitchell. Annie Zajic. Kim Hoestie. Kendra Brigden. Amy Vossman. Cherie Bowers. Sherri Mehl 7th UB First Row Marla Montgomery. Jennifer Lange. Angela Kimberly. Becky Brigden. Christine Emmot. Kelli Anderson. Janelle Harvey. Heather Hollaway Second Row Julie Bailey. Stephanie Kadel. Jen Whitlow. Michele Meier, Sara Hessenflow. Shannon Evans. Becky Larson Third Row Amy Gengler. Stacy Tossick. Jennifer Rehmert. Cande Woods. Tifam Collins. Renee Gosselm. Marci Smith 129 Hl-Y 1st Row. J. Colby. M. Shurts. M Konzem. T. Lawson, R. Thummel. C. Flem ing. S. Elder, M Maxwell. D. Foster. J. Lewis, B Gates. D. Snyder, J. Miner 2nd Row: S. Rogers. S Nelson. B Howland. D. Senters. S. Gastley. D Kadel. K Doggett. C Kadel. J Boden. R Birch. 3rd Row: S. Dameron. T Foreman. P. Roberts. E Grauerholz. J. Hill, J. Paillet, M Ottie. D Snyder. J. Morell, B. Garst 4th Row K Zachary. P. Lampert. N. Colby. T. Harr. M Stem. M. Chase. T Myers. T Baxter. M. Dillon. G. Soden. E. Hilt, C. Thompson, and D. Bettis CHORUS 1st Row: D Bell. B Hudson. A Wesslmg. N McDonald. C. Emrnot. B Bngden. M Meier. S Bowers. S. Stanley. T Walters. J. Littrell. M Montgomery. J. Lange. S. Heidrick. S. Tossick. J Rehmert 2nd Row B Gates. R Thummel. B Nutter. J Jackson. M Shurts. M Konzem. B Hudson. P Moncneff. K Ulery. T Lawson. T. Myers. M Stein. P Roberts, P Lampert. J. Fuller. T Baxter. M. Hoffman. J. Morrell. S Stwart. T. Collins. 3rd Row S. Mehl. A Zajic, B Mitchell, M Odle. J. Jay. K Hoestje, K Bngden, A Vossman, J. Weber. A Brummer. D Petterson. M Smrth. S. Hessenflow. K Anderson. H. Hollaway. and A. Gengler CHEERLEADERS Angela Wesslmg. Becky Mitchell. Kendra Brigden. Kim Hoestje. and Brenda Hudson. 8th Grade Boys B-Ball Mark Maxwell, Jeremy Lewis, Matt Konzem, David Foster, Matt Shurtz, Darrin Snyder, Shawn Elder, Jason Colby, Chuck Fleming, Brian Gates, Robbie Thummel. 7th Grade Boys B-Ball Trevor Foreman, Joe File, Mike Stein, T. J. Meyers, Brian Daniels, Mike Chase, Sam Dameron, Robert Birch, Paul Lampert, Eric Hilt, Nick Colby, Jason Terry, Kevin Zachery, Troy Baxter, Doug Betts, Phillip Roberts, Chad Thompson. 7th Grade Girls B-Ball Sara Hessenflow, Stephanie Stewart, Tiffani Collins, Marci Smith, Stephanie Kadel, Stacy Heidrick, Marla Montgomery, Kendra Brigden, Michele Meier, Jennifer Lange, Janelle Harvey. 131 8th Girls B’Ball Row 1: Sherry Mehl. Becky Mitchell, Melinda Odle, Jenny Jay. Annie Zajic, Kendra Brigden. Row 2: Kim Hoestje, Brenda Hudson. Noalee McDonald. Angela Wessl ing, Deanna Bell. Jr. High Wrestling Row 1: Marcus Hoffman. Matt Dillon. Brian Foulke, Jason Colby, Phillip Roberts, Kevin Doggett,Jason Terry. Mike Chase. Jason Paillet, Darin Snyder. Dan Kadel, Matt Shurts. Eric Hilt. Row 2: Coach Bice, Trenton Harr. Tom Lawson. Matt Otte, Jeff Morrel, Mark Maxwell, Clayton Kadel. Matt Konzem. Nick Colby, Jeremy Lewis, Stephen Gastley. Don Peterson. Todd Myers, Jeff Hill, Brian Daniels, Coach Sones. 132 7th 8th Girls Track Back Row. L to R: Amy Vossman, Kendra Brigden.Jenny Jay. Melinda Odle, Becky Mitchell. Annie Zajic. Kim Hoestje. Erica Brassfield. 3rd: Jana Littrell, Angela Wesslmg. Brenda Hudson, Michelle Cooiper. Shelby Germg. Tara Walters. 2nd: Marci Smith, Julie Bailey, Kelli Anderson. Jen Whitlow. Jennifer Rehmert, Stephanie Kadel, Stephanie Stewart. 1st: Angela Kimberly. Jennifer Lange. Marla Montgomery. Becky Larson. Angela Ryan, Becky Brigden. Michele Meier. 7th 8th Boys Track Back Row, L to R: Troy Baxter, Matt Dillon. Kevin Zachary. Nick Colby. Todd Myers. Jason Terry. Eric Hilt, Mike Stein, Paul Lampert. Mike Chase, Trevor Foreman. Chad Thompson, Phillip Roberts. 1st: Mark Maxwell, Kevin Ulery, Tom Lawson, Brad Hudson. Matt Shurts, Jeremy Lewis. Matt Konzen. Tim Wilson. 133 umord COM( OH IN' 141 the faces of BHS INDEX Abell. Kurt is 14. 137. 140 Abell. Sherr. 16B. 19. 21. 88. 89.93. 100. 102. 103. 104. 105. 115. 117. 118.134 Adams. Laurie 44. 81. 88. 89. 93. 102. 103. 112. 113. 137.141 Adams. Vernon 8 Albert. Greg 44. 63. 74.81.96. 97. 137 Albert. Kelly 5. 15. 16B. 17. 18. 20. 21. 31. 53. 56. 57. 82. 83. 88. 89. 93. 100. 102. 103. 106. 107. 110. 111. 112. 116. 118. 134. 140 Albert. Laura 34. 81.90. 112. 134, 135 Alton. Tun 18.21.29. 88. 89. 91.93. 94. 95. 118. 119. 134 Alcorn. Dean 34. 98. 135 Amerme. Kristin 3. 5. 34. 64. 65. 66. 76. 77. 81. 86. 88. 89. 93. 96. 97. 98. 99. 134. 138. 143. 144 Ammons. Bryan 38. 101, 136 Anderson. Kelli 93. 122. 128. 129. 130. 133 Ayers. Jennifer 122 Axtell. Jennifer 122. 128. 136 Axtell. Lisa 38. 88. 89,93. 112 Ba.ley, Jul.e 122. 128. 129. 130. 132. 133 Bailey. Kristen 44. 64. 70. 76. 81. 83. 86. 88. 89. 90. 93. 112. 137 Baker. Hans 3. 38. 62. 63. 70. 81. 88. 89. 93.98. 108. 136 Baker. Mr. Robert 9 8aker. Todd 14. 15. 16. 16A. 18. 28. 50. 51. 53. 59. 60. 62. 74. 75. 79. 88. 89.90.93. 94. 95. 98. 114, 116.118. 134. 138.144 Barstow. Todd 44. 69. 88. 89.90. 91. 92. 93. 137 Baxter. Chanssa 44. 64. 81.88. 89. 93. 112, 137 BaxterTroy 122. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Bean. Melissa 115, 125. 128 Beldon. Trac. 44. 64. 81.88. 89. 93. 112. 137 Bell. Chris 18. 96. 118. 134 Bell. Deanna 125. 128. 129. 130. 132 Bell. Debtoe 3. 34. 58. 59. 81.88. 89. 90. 93. 102. 103, 106. 107. 115. 117. 135. 143. 144 Bell. Patty 44. 81.88. 89. 93. 112. 116. 137 Benien. Montee 44.63. 69. 74. 137 Berchek.Jason 74 Berchek. Jenelle 100. 138 Berchek. Jill 76. 100. 138 Berchek. Misty 100. 142 Betts. Doug 122. 128. 130. 131 Bice. Mr. Carl 9. 91. 132.139 Bice. Marsha 34. 58. 64. 86. 90.91.92.95. 135 Birch. Robert 122, 128. 130. 131 Blackburn. Mr. Pat 9. 68, 76 Blass. Chuck 19. 31.62. 78. 81. 86. 90.98. 118. 134 Boden. Dena 125. 129 Boden. John 125. 128. 130 Boden. Richard 34. 81. 88. 89. 93.96. 97. 135. 141 Boden. Teresa 38. 64. 66. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 136. 145 Boettcher. Andy 44. 63. 69. 72. 73. 81. 108. 137 Boettcher. Melinda 38. 42.46. 58. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 110.112. 136 Boomer. Scott 37. 38. 42. 58. 62. 63. 72. 73. 136. 144 Bottom. John 8 Bowers. Chene 125. 128. 129. 130 Bowers. Chris 38. 46. 62. 63. 81.88. 89. 93. 108. 136 Bowles. Charles 38. 136 Brassheki. Erica 125, 128. 129. 130. 133 Bngden. Becky 122. 128. 129. 131. 133 Brigden. Kendra 93. 125. 128. 129. 132. 133 Brown. Chris 34. 58. 70. 81. 88. 89. 90.93. 102. 103, 117. 135. 144. 145 Brown. Jerry 17. 33. 34. 46. 52.62. 68. 76. 86.87. 96. 97. 135. 141. 144 Brunner. April 122. 128 Brummer. Mark 34. 135 Brummer. Stacey 128 Bunch. Dennis 122 Bunger. Annie 44. 64. 67. 76. 88. 89.93. 96. 97. 112. 113.137. 141 Bunger. Rob 14. 16A. 19.21.70.98.99. 115. 118. 134 Bunger. Ten 125. 128 Burgan. Mike 59. 121 Caldwell. James 4. 37. 38. 62. 63. 68. 81. 85. 86. 108. 136 Caldwell. Reta 85. 140 Caldwell. Mr Peter 5. 76. 85. 99. 140. 141 Caldwell. Tim 4. 14. 16A. 18. 56. 57. 61.62. 68. 74. 82.83.85. 98. 99. 101. 114. 116. 118. 134. 139. 140 Campbell. Bill 9 Carlton. Gene 12 Carrico. Kevin 4. 14. 16B. 18. 20. 56. 57. 78. 81. 86. 93. 98. 100. 101. 104. 105. 108. 115. 117. 118. 134. 145 Carrico. Kurtis 34. 53. 79. 81. 86. 88. 89. 93.94. 100. 115.135 Carter. Jam. 44. 46. 52. 58. 64. 67. 76. 81. 83. 88. 89. 93. 112. 115. 137, 138. 140, 144 Carter. Rusty 3. 33. 34. 46. 60. 62. 96. 97. 98. 114. 135.140. 143. 144 Cashatt. Pat 9. 115 Cashatt.Tammie38.81.88. 89.91.93. 112. 136. 145 Chandler. Leah 18. 28.31.59. 88.89.93. 112. 115. 117. 118. 134. 142 Chapman. Jeff 3.4. 16A. 16B. 19. 59.99. 110. 114. 146 118.134.143 Chase. M.ke 122. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133 Clark. Kath. 38. 58. 64. 70. 81. 88. 89. 90. 91.93. 94. 102. 103. 110. 112. 115. 136. 142 Claussen. Mike 38. 136 Claussen. Rhonda 125. 128 Clegg. Diana 9 Colby. Jason 125. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132 Colby. Lisa 125. 128 Colby. Nick 4. 122. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Colby. Rita 38. 136 Colby. Tom 19. 31 Collins. Ter. 15. 16. 16A. 16B. 18. 29. 31. 48. 49. 52. 64. 65.66.67. 78. 81. 83. 88. 89. 93. 98.99. 101. 110. 111. 116. 118. 134. 138. 140 Collins. Tifam 122. 128. 129. 130 Collins. Trent 37. 38. 46. 58. 62. 63. 68. 72. 73. 81. 86.98. 101. 136. 140. 145 Colpitts. Jennifer 122 Colpitts. Kara 34. 135 Conway. Allison 3. 44. 46. 81. 88. 89.93. 102. 103. 108. 112. 137. 141 Cooper. Michelle 125. 128. 129. 133 Cousland. Craig 9 Cowan. Tim 16. 16A. 22. 58. 62. 99. 115. 118. 134 Cox. Barbara 8 Cox. Shonda 3. 4. 33. 34. 46. 58. 88.98. 112. 135. 144 CranneH.Enca44.67.81.88.89.93. 112. 137 Crannell, Tony 34. 87.90, 135 Crawford. Betty 9 Crowley. Angela 34. 76. 88. 89.93. 135 Crowley. Jason 44.63. 69. 137. 139 Dameron. Janet 44. 81. 88. 89. 90. 93. 112. 137 Dameron. Sam 122. 128. 129. 130. 131 Daniels. Brian 122. 128. 129. 131 Daniels. Doug 3. 5. 15. 16A. 22. 28. 53. 70.81.86. 96. 97. 101. 110. 116. 117. 118. 134 Daugherty. Den.se 3. 4. 37. 38. 64. 66. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 112. 136. 143. 145 Deets. Mark 16A. 16B. 21. 22. 29. 53. 62. 70. 71. 82. 83.98. 99. 108. 110. 111. 114. 118. 119. 134. 139. 140. 145 Delka. Brad 16B. 20. 23. 31. 72. 81.83. 98.99. 108, 110. 115. 118. 134 DeVore. Eddie 9.96. 97 Diers. Chip44.63.69. 81. 137 Dietz. Rhonda 15. 16. 16A. 16B. 21. 23. 29. 48. 53. 64. 65. 66. 76. 77. 78. 89. 93. 98. 112. 114. 117. 118. 134. 145 Dillon. Matt 122. 128. 129. 132. 133 Dillner. Paula 33. 34. 59. 81. 90. 112. 135. 145 Doggett. Kevin 125. 128. 129. 132 Donker. Stephanie 44. 76. 81. 88. 89. 93.94. 95. 112. 137 Donley. Kelli 44. 48. 70. 81. 83. 88. 89. 90.93. 108. 112. 113 Donley. Patty 16A. 20. 22. 81. 88. 89. 90. 93. 112. 113. 118. 134 Edelman. Aleth.a 122. 128 Eilert. Kristine 33. 34. 50. 51. 58. 66. 76. 83. 91.98. 99. 101. 108. 135 Eilert. Mrs. Sharon 121. 128 Eilert. Tina 33.34.58.64.81. 108. 110. 112. 135 Elder. Lee 4.9. 86 Elder. Shawn 125. 128.129. 130. 131 Emmot. Christine 122, 128, 129 Endsley. Troy 37. 38. 48. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 136 English. Richard 37. 39. 58. 62. 63. 96. 97. 136. 145 Evans. Mike 12 Evans. Shane 4. 44. 69. 74. 96.97. 137 Evans. Shannon 122. 128. 129 Farney. Jeff 39. 81. 136 File. Joe 122. 128. 129. 131 File. Marna 122. 128 Finney. David 39. 136. 137 Finney. Diane 122. 128 Finney. Elizabeth 125. 128 Finney. Mary 33. 34, 112. 135 Fleming. Chuck 125. 128, 130,131 Fobes. Tammy 3. 37. 39. 58. 81. 88. 89. 90.91. 93. 102. 103. 112. 136. 144 Fogo. Mrs. Betty 12 Foote. Chris 4. 15. 16. 16A. 16B. 22. 29. 31. 46. 56. 57. 64. 65. 66. 67. 76. 77, 81. 88. 89.93. 98. 101. 110. 114, 118. 134. 139. 141. 143. 144 Foote. Sue 37. 39. 58. 64. 66. 81. 88. 89. 93. 112. 136 Foreman. Tiffany 39. 46. 64. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 136 Foreman. Trevor 122. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Foreman. William 8 Foster. David 125. 128. 129 Foster. Doug 44. 72. 73. 131. 137, 140 Foulke. Brenda 5. 16A. 21. 22. 88. 89.90. 93. 108. 117. 118, 134 Foulke. Brian 123, 129. 132 Foulke. Marsha 44. 90. 112. 137. 142 Foulke. Scott 34.96. 135 Francis. Kendal 37. 39. 88. 89. 100. 108. 136 Franklin. Mrs. Sondra 9. 115 Fulhage. Darrell 8 Fulhage. Melissa 5. 168. 17. 18. 20. 29. 31. 46. 48. 49. 52. 66. 67. 83. 86. 87. 88. 89. 93.98. 106. 107. 112. 115. 118. 119. 134. 138. 141. 145 Fuller. Jeff 4. 37. 39. 72. 81.86. 88. 89. 93. 136. 142, 141 Fuller. Josh 123. 128. 130 Fulton. Bobby 34. 90. 135 Garst. Brian 123. 129. 130 Garst. Roseanna 44. 81. 88. 89. 93. 100. 103. 112. 137. 141. 143 Gastley. Paul 37. 39. 58. 62. 63. 70. 71.81. 86. 88. 89.93.98. 136 Gastley. Stephen 125. 129. 130 Gates. Brian 5. 125. 128. 130.131 Gebhart. Kim 3. 34. 53. 64. 79. 81.91. 115. 116. 135 Gengler. Amy 123. 128, 129. 130 Gengler. Brian 16B. 23. 28. 81. 83. 100. 114. 118. 119. 134 Gengler. D.on 14. 23. 61.62. 70. 86. 98. 106. 107. 114. 118. 134. 138 Gengler. Tom 39. 81. 83. 101. 136 Gentry. Mary 12 Germg. Shelby 125. 128. 130. 133 German. Cathy 3. 16B. 22. 29. 56. 57. 59. 88. 89.93. 102. 103. 115. 118. 134. 140 Gillmore. Miss Helen 10. 113 Golden. Daryl 44. 69. 137 Golden. Doug 123 Gormley. Dawn 39. 112. 136 Good. Mrs. Carol 121 Gormly. Johnny 22. 28. 34. 99. 134. 145 Gormly. Karen 44. 90. 112, 137 Gormly. Larry 123 Gormly. Mack 34. 135 Gosselm, Renee 123. 128. 129 Gratoll, Iva 125 Gratoll. Nathan 4. 33. 34. 36. 52. 58. 59. 60. 62. 88. 89.91.93.98. 99. 104. 105. 114. 116. 118. 128. 135. 145 Gratoll. Stanley 44. 63. 87. 88. 89. 93. 137 Grauerholz. Enos 123. 128. 129. 130 Gravatt.Amy44.64.67.81.88. 89. 93. 108. 112. 137. 141 Gravatt. Jill 3. 4. 5. 35.46. 58. 59. 70. 88. 89. 90.93. 99. 102. 103. 106. 107. 116. 118. 135 Guipre. Kristi 15. 16A. 168. 20. 22. 29. 31. 56. 57. 81. 83.88.89.93. 104. 108. 110. 111. 116. 118. 134. 139 Halfh.de, Billy 44. 88. 89. 93. 137 Halfhide. Carrie 125 Haney. Jenny 39. 46. 64. 81. 88. 89. 110. 112. 136 Harbaugh. Mr Mike 10. 93 Harr. Tracy 44. 70. 100. 137 Harr. Trenton 123. 128 132 Harder. Michelle 23. 29. 88. 89.93. 117. 118. 134. 139 Harrison. Jam. 39. 62. 63. 72. 73. 81. 86. 136 Hartman. David 4. 14, 23. 29. 52. 53. 62. 74. 81. 86. 98. 116. 117. 118. 134. 138 Harvey. Brian 35. 88. 89. 93. 94. 125, 145 Harvey. Janelle 123. 128. 129. 131 Harvey. Leroy 67 Harvey. Michelle 39. 88. 89. 93. 136 Hayden. Sandy 39. 81. 136 Hayden. Tracy 15. 24. 118 Heidnck. Jeff 14.24.53. 118 Heidrick, He.di 4. 39. 46. 58. 64. 66. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 112. 136 He.dr.ck, Stacey 93. 115. 123. 128. 130. 131 Heiman. Jay 4. 29. 46. 55. 61.62. 70. 71. 76. 81. 86. 98.99. 101. 114 Heiman. Karl 40.96. 136 Heiman. Kara 44. 48. 90. 95. 108. 137 Heiman. Karen 40. 46. 115, 136 Heiman. Marsha 126. 128 Helzer, Eric 123. 129 Hertoc. Tami 37.40. 80. 83. 98. 112. 136 Hessenflow. Sara 123. 128. 129. 130. 131 Hicks. Pam 40. 136 Highland. Jen 35. 58. 81.98. 100. 104.105. 108. 135. 145 Highland. Jim 45. 137 , Higle. John 123 Hiles. Bill 10. 99 Hill. Jeff 123. 128. 129 Hill. Jim 40. 81. 86. 88. 89. 96. 136. 137 Hill, Rebecca 126 Hilt. Eric 123. 128. 129. 131. 132. 133 Hilt. Kelly 45. 76. 81.86. 88. 89. 93. 102. 103. 110. 111. 112. 137. 145 Hoestje. Kim 126. 128. 129. 130. 132. 133 Hoestie. Will 10 Hoffman. Marcus 123. 128. 129. 130. 132 Hotter. Matt 37. 40. 70. 96. 136 Holl. Bob 10. 82. Ill Hollaway. Heather 123. 128. 129. 130 Horn. Tedd 45. 69. 88. 89.93. 137 Howland. Bud 126. 128. 130 Hudson. Brad 126, 128. 133 Hudson. Brenda 126. 128. 129. 130. 132.133 Huff. Jennifer 40. 132 Hull. Lisa 45. 64. 67. 81.83. 88. 89. 93. 110. 112. 137. 141 Hyman. Bobby 24. 31 Ibrahim. Tony 3. 5. 16B. 25. 116. 134. 143. 118 Ireland. Majorie 12 Jackson. Jeemy 126. 128. 130 Jay. Jenny 126. 128. 129. 130. 132.133 Johnson. Mike 126 INDEX Johnson. Stacey 123 ,, Johnson. Toby 16A. 25. 48. 49. 52. 61.62. 70. 72. 73. 76.86.87.98.99. 101. 110. 114. 118. 134. 138 Jones. Angela 126. 128. 129 Jones. Sumi 128 Jordan. Brian 123. 128 Kadel. Clayton 120. 128. 129. 132 Kadel. Dan 126. 128. 129. 130. 132 Kadel. Kevin 37. 40. 58. 70. 71. 96. 98. 136 Kadel. Lynn 3. 35. 46. 70. 71.96. 98. 135. 143 Kadel Stephanie 46. 123. 128. 129. 131.133 Kelly. Carla 20. 24. 31. 118 Kelley. Shane 12. 24. 134. 118 Kelley. Jac. 35. 50. 58. 70. 76. 77. 88. 89. 93.98. 99. 101. 102. 103. 110. 111. 135. 144 Kimberly. Angela 123. 128. 129. 133 Kimberly. Shawn 35. 72, 73. 81. 86. 98. 135,143 Kiellberg, Justin 45. 74. 137 Kiellberg, Troy 24. 46. 74. 75. 87. 98. 118. 134 Klenda. Gretchen 5. 15. 16. 16B. 20. 25. 29. 31. 48. 49 61.64. 65. 66. 78. 81. 83. 84. 98. 104. 105. 106. 107. 110. 111. 112. 115. 118. 134. 140. 141. 145 Klenda. Kathy 45. 64. 67. 72. 73. 81. 83. 84. 88. 89. 93. 110. 112. 137 Kohler. Mike 4. 33. 35. 86. 104. 105. 116. 125.138 Kollhofl. Mike 64. 65 Kdman. Heath 3. 35. 62. 74. 86. 98. 99. 110. 115. 135. 139 KoJman. Verlm 8 Konzem. Matt 126. 128. 129. 130. 133 Koster. Mark 12 Kuhn. Carle 121 Kuhn. Jim 8 Long. Donna 12 Labuary. Geary 10. 14. 66. 76. 98 LaCoe. Eric 40. 62. 63. 68. 81. 88. 89. 93. 115. 136 Lampert. Paul 123. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Lampert, Robert 8 Lange. James 5. 35. 76. 86. 94. 135 Lange. Jennifer 123. 128. 129. 131. 133 Larson. Becky 123. 128. 129. 133 Larson. Jacqueline 10 Lawson. Tom 126. 128. 129. 132. 133 Lawson. Troyette 40. 64. 76. 81. 108. 136 Lewis. Came 45. 64. 81. 88. 89. 93. 112. 137 Lewis. Jeremy 126. 128. 129. 131. 133 Lmdblad. Brent 35. 58. 62. 68. 74. 90. 91. 94. 98.99. 100. 104. 105. 108. 115. 135. 138 Lmdblad, Lmdy 8 Littrell. Dawn 40. 88. 89. 93. 105. 186 Littrell. Jana 126. 128. 130. 133 Lyle. Laura 40. 136. 139 Lyle. Wade 40. 81. 96. 136. 140 Lyle. William 29 Lynch. Shane 37. 40. 62. 63. 68. 72. 73. 86. 88. 89. 93. 136 Mallory. Ann 40. 112. 136 Marozas, Kathy 12 Marozas. Kevin 14. 16A. 20. 21. 25. 48. 49. 62. 68. 69. 74. 75. 76. 78. 82. 86. 87. 88. 89. 93. 98. 110. 111. 114. 115. 117. 118. 134. 140. 145 Marozas. Kurt.s 40. 46. 58. 62. 63. 68. 74. 81. 88. 89. 93.98. 108. 136 Marten. Holly 3. 14. 16. 16B. 24. 28. 29. 31. 48. 49. 53. 78. 88. 89. 93. 102. 103. 108. 115. 118. 134. 144. 145 Massey. Gary 126 Massey. Jerry 126 Matlock. Angie 126, 128 Matlock. Billy 45. 63. 137 Maxwell. Mark 126. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133 Maxwell. M.ke 5. 33. 35. 36. 52. 58. 61. 62. 63. 74. 75. 98. 106. 107. 114. 135. 140. 143 McCune. Lance 5. 35. 54. 74. 76. 90. 95. 99. 135 McCune. Shannon 34. 86. 99. 118. 134 McDaniel. Diana 10. 104. 106. 145 McDonald. Noalee 126. 128. 129. 130. 132 McDonald. Shawn 45. 137 McDonald. Sherry 35. 135 McGaughey. Mark 41, 70. 136 McGum. Teresa 123 McGuire. Charlie 45. 69. 81. 88. 89. 93. 137 McKnown. Robyn 45. 137 McMillan. April 126. 128. 129 Meats. Molly 37. 41. 42. 46. 58. 66. 81. 88. 89.93. 108. 110. 112. 115. 136. 143. 144 Mehl. Sherry 126. 128. 129. 132 Meier. Jamie 5. 32. 35. 36. 52. 53. 58. 62.68. 72. 73. 81.98. 106. 107. 117. 135. 138 Meier. Michele 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Miller. Debbie 35. 135 Mills. David 45. 137 Miner. Chad 17. 24. 29. 31. 50. 51. 70. 83. 101. 126. 134 Miner. Jason 126. 128. 129. 130 Mitchell. Becky 127. 128. 129. 132. 133 Moncnefl. Paul 127. 128. 130 Montgomery. Marla 93. 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Morrell. JeH 124. 128. 129. 132 Morrell. Kell. 16A. 25. 28. 29. 31. 88. 89. 93. 112. 115. 117. 118. 134 Morton. K.mbre 5. 45. 64. 76. 77. 81. 83. 108. 112. 137. 141. 144 Mott. Ruby 45. 137 Myers. Chad 3. 14. 25. 29. 31. 48. 49. 32. 53. 61.62. 74.81.83.98. 99. 101. 116. 118. 134. 141. 143. 144. 145 Myers. Todd 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Nelson. Jennie 127, 128 Nelson. Kelly 35. 50. 51. 53. 64. 81. 108. 135. 144 Nelson. Kim 3. 14. 16. 16A. 26. 31. 53. 56. 59. 81. 83. 88.89.93.98. 99. 102. 103. 108. 110. 111. 118. 134 Nelson. Marianne 26 Nelson. Scott 127. 128. 130 Newcomer. Bonnie 10. 59 Neiwald. Matt 41. 62. 63. 70. 74. 81. 88. 89. 93. 101. 136 Nothern. Nathalie 37. 41. 81.88. 89. 90.93. 112. 136. 139. 143 Nutter. Brian 127. 128 Nyberg. Tracy 45. 63. 69. 74. 137 Ode. Aletha 124. 128 Odle. Melinda 127. 128. 129. 130. 132. 133 Odle. Troy 35. 50. 59. 69. 81. 88. 89. 93. 98. 99. 135 Odle. Todd 45. 88. 89. 137 Otte. Matt 127. 128. 130, 132. 144 Pa.llet. Jason 127. 128. 132 Peters. Kevin 41. 70. 136 Peters. Shannon 37. 41. 62. 63. 70. 136 Peterson. Dma 124, 128. 130 Peterson. Matt 45. 88. 89. 93. 108. 137 Peterson. Mary Lou 10 Peterson. Tammy 35. 58. 59. 104. 105. 112. 113. 115, 135 Pierce. Roger 4. 15. 16. 16A. 26, 31. 56. 57. 59. 61. 62.68. 72. 73. 81.83.98. 101. 110. 111. 118. 119. 134. 138. 142 Pierce. Ron 37. 41. 58. 70. 71. 72. 73. 81. 86. 93. 98. 101. 110. 136 Piper. Melissa 20.21.27.31. 117. 118 Pohlman. Aaron 4. 16. 16A. 27. 48. 79. 90, 95. 118. 134. 140. 144 Pohlman. Corey 3. 35. 46. 98. 135 Pohlman. Jolmda 45. 76. 88. 89. 93. 137 Porter. Jana 10 Powell. M.ke 41. 46. 62. 63. 70. 81. 86. 98. 101. 136 Powers. Monique 124 Powers. Terrance 35. 135 Rehmert. Jennifer 124. 128. 129. 130. 133 Reiter. Scott 4. 16A. 26. 29. 56. 57. 62. 74. 86. 118. 134 Remus. Paul 33. 35. 68. 96.97. 99. 115. 135 Ribordy. Jerry 127 Richards. Kan 45.90. 137 Riemann. Lisa 5. 14. 16. 16A. 21. 26. 31. 56. 57. 59. 70.81.83.98. 112. 116. 117. 118. 134. 139. 142 Roberts. Mary Ann 8 Roberts. Phillip 124. 128. 130. 131, 132. 133 Robinson. Stephanie 35. 50. 51. 53. 58. 83. 88. 89.91. 93. 112. 115. 116. 135. 142. 145 Rogers. Shane 127, 128 Rouse. Kim 41. 136 Rufener. Larry 121 Rufener. Patty 12 Rutten. Ginger 33. 35. 58. 90. 108. 137 Rowh. Jay 66. 121 Sahlfeld. Mary 11 Saltkill, Ricky 45. 137 Schenk. Cameron 5. 16A. 16B. 17. 20. 26. 70. 71. 74. 83.86.88.89. 93.98. 101. 106. 107. 118. 134 Schubert. Steve 35. 52. 69. 135. 143 Scott. April 27. 81.90. 118. 134 Scott. Barry 35. 76. 86. 96. 135. 140 Selewski, Marc 41. 136 Senters. Barbara 124, 128 Senters. Dean 45. 137 Senters. Dennis 124, 128 Senters. Randy 45. 137 Shurts. Matt 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133 Siegrist. David 45. 81. 96. 137 Simmons. Arlyn 12 Slate. Malmda 127. 128. 129 Smith. Brad 37.41. 96. 136. 140 Smith. Cory 37.41. 48. 50. 68. 74. 88. 89. 93. 98. 108. 136 Smith. Erie 168. 20. 27. 68. 74. 78.98. 108. 118. 134 Smith. Larry 11. 76 Smith. Linda 16B. 26. 59.90. 112. 113. 118, 134 Smith. Marci 93. 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Snedden. Shannon 16A. 19. 21. 56. 57. 68. 98. 118. 134, 139 Snyder. Darrin 127. 128. 129. 130. 131.132 Snyder. Don 4. 120. 124. 128. 129. 130 Snyder. Michelle 37, 41. 64. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 112. 136 Snyder. Sherri 11 Soden. Garett 124. 128. 129. 130 Sones. Chris 11. 139 Sones. Judy 11 Staley. Yvonne 127 Standley. Stacy 127. 128. 129. 130 Stem. M.ke 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Stelter. Cory 58. 144 Stelter. Dan 74 Stewart. Stephanie 127. 128. 130, 131. 133 St. John. Lena 41.90. 136 Stroede. Randy 36. 86. 137 Stroup. Elizabeth 12 Struble. Chris 45. 87.93. 137 Struble. Phyllis 11 Stout. Barry 41, 136 Stover. Mark 37. 41. 96. 136 Studer. Vaughn 36. 52. 86. 87. 99. 104. 105. 115. 135 Swisher. Cindy 36. 58. 81.90. 98. 99. 114. 115. 135 Terry. Jason 124. 129. 131. 132. 133 Terry. Jennifer 37. 42. 58. 64. 65. 66. 76. 77. 88. 89. 93.98. 108. 136. 141 Thierolf. Judy 12 Thompson. Chad 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Thummel. Robbie 127. 128. 129. 130. 131 Tilton. Leslie 45. 64. 81.88.89.93. 108. 112, 137 Tilton. Rusty 15.21.26, 62. 96. 108. 118. 134. 142 Tolbert. Melinda 3. 37.42. 58. 66. 81. 88. 89. 91.93. 112. 115. 136. 140. 143 Tossick, Brenda 168, 26. 53, 118. 144 Tossick. Stacy 124. 128. 129. 130 Treaster. Chad 16A. 27. 58. 70. 81. 83. 98. 101. 110. 114. 116. 118. 119. 134. 142 Treaster. Jeremy45. HO. 111. 137 Treaster. Sharon 11. 108 Twaddell. Doug 37. 50. 58. 68. 74. 81. 88. 89. 91. 93. 98. 99. 100. 115. 135 Twaddell. Ladeanna 11 Twaddell. Tanya 45. 64. 67. 76. 77. 81. 88. 89. 137 Ulery. Kevin 127. 128. 129. 133 Ullom. Robbie 45. 96.97. 137 Unrem. Shannon 16. 27.28.81.83.90. 112. 113. 118. 134 UrQuart. Dennis 3. 12. 15. 16A. 29. 30. 56. 57.62. 79. 85. 110. 114,118. 134 Van Noord. David 68. 127 Van Noord. Sue 59. 64. 65 Vetter. Jason 33. 36. 62. 68. 81. 96. 97. 98. 106. 107. 114. 115. 117. 135. 145 Vossman. Amy 127. 128. 129. 133 Vroom. Juliette 14. 16A. 28. 30. 50. 51. 64. 66. 81. 83. 84.86.88.89. 93. 101. 110. 112. 118. 119. 134 Walters. Tara 127. 128. 129. 130. 133 Watz. Christ. 45. 64. 76. 81. 83. 88. 89.90. 93. 112. 139.141. 143 Weakley. Paul 4. 33. 36. 46. 50. 51. 58. 59. 81. 86.90. 91.95. 100. 135. 140. 143. 144 Weber. Jon. 127. 128 Weber. Lone 36. 98. 108. 115. 135 Weber. Marvin 36. 62. 98. 135 Weber. Troy 29. 30. 48. 49. 59. 62. 68. 74. 75. 76. 98. 110. 114. 115. 118. 134. 140. 141 Webster. Kathy 11 Webster. Phillip 124 Webster. Roberta 42. 136 Wendell. Jennifer 42. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 136 Wendell. Stacy 124 Wesslmg. Angela 127. 128. 129. 132. 133. 145 Wesslmg. Julie 42. 81. 88. 89. 93. 112. 136 Wesslmg. Pam 16. 28. 29. 30. 31. 50. 51. 79. 81.83. 86. 101. 110. 112. 115. 118, 134 Whitlow. Jen 124. 128. 129. 133 Widrig. Eric 5. 14. 29. 30. 48. 49. 62. 63. 68. 74. 75. 79.98. 114. 116. 118. 134. 140. 141 Wiles. Cathy 14.28. 30.31.76. 115. 118. 119. 134 Wiles, Darrel 12 Wiles. Darwin 128. 129 Williams. Brett 36. 58. 81.86. 88. 89. 93. 96. 135. 140 Williams. David 42. 88. 89. 93. 96. 136. 140 Williams. Robert 11. 99 Williams. Theda 12 Wiliams. Violet 121. 128 Wiliamson. Scott 17 Wilson. Barb 30. 31. 118 Wilson. Rodney 8 Wilson. Stephanie 42. 66. 81. 88. 89. 93. 108. 112. 136 Wilson. Tim 127. 133 Winters. Dona 16B. 30. 118 Witt. Joe 36. 70.135 Wrench. Alfred 12.36. 135 Wrench, Marsha 37. 42. 136 Woods. Cande 124. 128. 129 Woods. Margo45. 48.64.81.90. 108. 112. 137. 142 Wonck. Deanna 42. 88. 89. 90.93. 98. 136 Yeary. John 4. 33. 36. 53. 62. 79. 86. 104. 105. 115. 135 Zachary. Kevin 124. 128. 129. 130. 131. 133 Zajic. Annie 127. 128. 129. 133 Zimmer. 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