Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

Table of Contents Faculty 5 Seniors 13 Juniors 32 Sophomores 37 Freshmen 41 Activities 47 Sports 58 Organizations 77 Honors 102 Baccalaureate 104 Graduation 105 Jr. High 106 Jr. High Activities 114 Closing 124 Index 126 Trojan Staff Advisor — Mrs. Diana McDaniel, Co-Editors — Debbie Bell, Jill Gravatt, Staff — Jenny Haney, Mike Maxwell, Tammy Peterson, Julie Wessling, and Jason Vetter. We extend special thanks to Carle Kuhn, Dick Struble, Beloit Daily Call, The Solomon Valley Post, the facul- ty, staff and administration for their support and assistance. 3 Principals Serve Together Verlin Kolman Jim Kuhn School Board Determines Policy Sitting, L to R — John Bottom. Bob Lamport, Rod Wilson. Standing. L to R — Varnon Adams. Darrel Fulhage. and Bill Foreman. Not Pictured — lindy Lindblad. Barbara Cox, and Mary Ann Roberts. 7 B.-H.5. FflEULTY Mr. Robert Baker Instrumental Music Mr. Carl Bice Vocal Music Mr. Pat Blackburn Science Mr. Peter Caldwell Language Arts Mrs. Diana Clegg Para professional Mr. Craig Cousland Special Education Mrs. Pat Cashatt Business Mr. Bill Campbell Mathematics Mrs. Betty Crawford Mr. Eddie DeVore Learning Disabilities Vocational Agriculture Mr. Lee Elder Art Mrs. Sondra Franklin Business 8 RULERS 0F Miss Mary Lou Peterson Special Education Miss Helen Gillmore Home Economics Mr. Bill Hiles Social Studies Mrs. Jacqueline Larson Librarian Mrs. Jana Porter Paraprofessional t Mr. Michael Harbaugh Orchestra Mr. Robert Holl Guidance Counselor Mrs. Bonnie Newcomer Language Arts Mr. Geary Labuary Physical Education Mr. Will Hoestje Industrial Education Mrs. Diana McDaniel Language Arts i -i Ji v A Mrs. Mary Sahlfeld Paraprofessional 9 THE R00ST Mr. Larry Smith Mathematics Mrs. Sherri Snyder School Nurse Miss Phyllis Struble Science Mrs. Sharon Treaster Language Arts Mrs. Ladeanna Twaddell Para professional Mrs. Kathy Webster PSA Mr. Robert Williams Social Science Mrs. Terri Zimmer Language Arts Mr. Hiles discusses the Gramm-Rudman Bill with a group of motivated seniors. 10 cJR. HIGH FflGULTY Mr. Mike Burgan Physical Education Mr. Carle Kuhn Science Mr. Jay Rowh Basic Skills Tutor Mr. Larry Rufener Careers Mrs. Violet Williams Developmental Reading Mr. Rufener looks on as Lori Thompson struts her Jams” for a seventh grade class. STAFF KEEPS B H.S. ORGANIZED dflNITQRS Mike Evans Arlyn Simmons Gene Carlton Mark Koster Darrel Wiles G00KS Mary Gentry Donna Long Elizabeth Stroup Marjorie Ireland Patty Rufener SECRETARIES Betty Fogo Theda Williams Kathy Marozas Judy Thierolf SENIORS Jason Keith Vetter — President Kurtis Jerome Carrico — Vice President Mark Ray Brummer Rustin James Carter Kara Ann Colpitts Kristin Dee Amerine Jamie Orlando Meier — Treasurer Richard Michael Boden Shonda Rene Cox 20 Paula Sue Dillner Lynn Michael Kadel Shawn Eric Kimberly Kristine Marie Eilert Tina Kay Eilert Jill Marie Gravatt Jacqueline Irene Kelley Stephanie Jane Robinson Ginger Lee Rutten Barry Lin Scott Cory Clay Stelter Kelly Anne Nelson Dawn Adrienne Nichols Paul D. Remus Randall Sean Stroede Paul Mantague Sheldon Terrance Leo Powers 28 29 JUNIORS CRUISIN’ Bryan Ammons Lisa Axtell Hans Baker Teresa Boden Misti Berchek Melinda Boettcher Scott Boomer Chris Bowers James Caldwell Charles Bowles Richard English Jeff Farney Tammy Fobes Sue Foote Tiffany Foreman THROUGH THE . .. Tami Herbie Matt Hotter Jenniter Hutt Kevin Kadel Eric Lampert Troyette Lawson Dawn Littrell Matt Neiwald Nathalie Nothern Shannon Peters Kim Rouse Marc Selewski HALLS OF TROY Michelle Snyder Barry Stout Mark Stover Roberta Webster Jennifer Wendell Julie Wessling Deanna Worrick Marsha Wrench Stephanie Wilson David Williams NOT PICTURED: Tammy Alexander Amy Anderson Debra Kohn Debbie Miller Mike Claussen 36 May you always have enough . . . happiness to keep you sweet, trials to keep you strong, sorrows to keep you happy, failure to keep you humble, success to make you eager, friends to give you comfort, wealth to meet your needs, enthusiasm to look for tomorrow, faith to banish depression, determination to make each day better than the day before! Dedicated to the class of 1988 from Mrs. Debbie Huggins Calvert CLASS OFFICERS — Secretary — Julie Wessling. Treasurer — Melinda Tolbert. Vice-President — Melinda Boettcher Not Pictured — President — Scott Boomer SOPHOMORCS Kurtis Abell Laurie Adams Greg Albert Melissa Arnett Kristen Bailey Todd Barstow Charissa Baxter Traci Belden Patty Bell Montee Benien Jason Berchek Jenell Berchek Jill Berchek Andy Boettcher Annie Bunger Jami Carter Allison Conway Jason Crowley Janet Dameron Erica Crannell 38 Chip Diers Stephanie Donker Kelli Donley STRUT THOR Doug Foster Marsha Foulke Diana Dunkin Shawnda Eilert Shane Evans Karen Gormly Stanley Grabill Amy Gravatt Daryl Golden Rosea nna Garst Billy Halfhide Tracy Harr Kara Heiman 1 v Jim Highland Kelly Hilt Tressa Hiserote Ted Horn Lisa Hull Buffy Kadel Chuck Horn Pam Kindlesparger Justin Kjellberg Kathy Klenda STUFF!! David Mills Joyce Noah Tracy Nyberg Robyn McKnown Charlie McGuire Todd Odle Matt Peterson Kari Richards Dan Stelter Randy Senters Ricky Saltkill Dean Senters Tanya Twaddell Lisa Stein Jolmda Pohlman Robbie Ullom Christi Walz Margo Woods 40 41 FRESHMEN Melissa Bean John Boden Deanna Bell Dena Boden Cherie Bowers Lisa Colby Marcie Debolt Jeff Ed wars Shawn Elder Elizabeth Finney Chuck Fleming David Foster Stephan Gastley 42 Brian Gates Shelby Gering Rodney Gosselin TAKING A Iva Grabill Carrie Halfhide ’ Kathleen Heiman Marsha Heiman Kim Hoestje Glenn Lavy Angela Jones Tom Lawson Jeremy Lewis Jeremy Jackson Jenny Jay Matt Konzem Erik LaCoe Jana Littrell 1 Kasey Lopez STEP FORWARD Mark Maxwell Matt Otte Robbie Thummel Kevin Ulery Tara Walters Joni Weber Angela Wessling 3aUJ4, omecomin q generat Kristin Amerine escorted by Heath Kolman. Debbie Bell escorted by Lance McCune. Chris Brown escorted by Rusty Carter. The school week of October 6-10 commemorated our annual Fall Homecoming at Beloit Jr.-Sr. High. The queen candidates and their escorts were Kristin Amerine and Heath Kolman, Debbie Bell and Lance McCune, Chris Brown and Rusty Carter, Shonda Cox and Jamie Meier, and Jill Gravatt and John Yeary. Homecoming activities included spirit week, a parade and pep rally, the crowning ceremony, the exciting victory over Smoky Valley, and the Homecoming dance. Shonda Cox escorted by Jamie Meier. Jill Gravatt escorted by John Yeary. 48 49 Paul pauses a moment before announcing the winner. Exit The Body Kathi Clark •Lillian” Kendall Francis “Verne” Kris Eilert “Helen” Paul Weakley “Randolph” Kelly Nelson “Crane” Troy Odle “Rechard” Jeri Highland “Kate” Kendra Brigden “Jenny Cory Stelter “Philip” Doug Twaddell “Lyle The entire cast poses for a picture. Lillian, Kathi Clark, asks Lyle, Doug Twaddell, what the meaning of ice is. Verne, Kendall Francis, doesn’t seem to be feeling well. Crane, Kelly Nelson explains how hectic her life has been. The 1986 production of “Exit The Body” was directed by Teresa Zimmer. It was a farce about a mystery writer and her secretary taking a quite vacation at a little summer cottage in New England, or so they thought. Helen, Kris Eilert, expresses just how nice Crane really is. Jenny, Kendra Brigden, explains what a crush is all about. ENERGY SHOWS THROUGH FORENSIES Mrs. Zimmer is the coach of the forensics team. Top Row — Chuck Fleming, Kathileen Heiman. Middle Row — Dana Tricket, Melissa Arnett, Kendra Brigden. Bottom Row — Cory Stelter, Troy Odle, Kendall Francis, Darin Snyder. Not Pictured — Kurtis Carrico, Kris Eilert, and Doug Twaddell. Kendall and Kendra practice their acting talents. This year has been a rebuilding year for the Forensics team. The twelve member team consists of four freshmen, one sophomore, one junior, and six seniors. Overall the team is full of energy, and is very competitive at contests. Troy Odle and Chuck Fleming show us how much fun it is to be in Forensics. 51 • • 3k: 1 °r9 . : ■ W -S? • •. w W ■ «■•: $ .fc. • Several BHS students enjoy dancing to Submytion. Terry Barton, lead singer of Submytion poses fora picture. •. 'W ■ : $t; • Tammy and Kurtis pause for a moment to flash us those big smiles. changes the pace ■ ' ■ Prom Holds Memories • 52 :9 - m .- ?%■ Charlie and Dawn get a little closer, while Submytion ♦ . ■ . w w ■ Kim (jebliart: Queen of the delays This year's annual Beloit Relays were held on May 2. The weather was beautiful and it was a rememberable day for all. At 1:00, Kurtis Carrico, emcee for the crowning, announced Kim Gebhart as the 1987 Spring Queen. Other Candidates were: Jaci Kelley, Marsha Bice, Tammy Peterson, Dana Blomberg, and AFS Honorary Queen Maria Guirao. The 1987 spring candidates were: Jaci Kelley escorted by Nathan Grabill, Maria Guirao escorted by Paul Sheldon, Marsha Bice escorted by Barry Kadel, Tammy Peterson escorted by Jason Vetter, Kim Gebhart escorted by Randy Stroede, and Dana Blomberg escorted by Lynn 54 Maria, AFS Honorary Queen, is escorted by AFS student Paul Sheldon. Marsha Bice and her escort Barry Kadel. Dana Blomberg and her escort Lynn Kadel. Kim Gebhart and her escort Randy Tammy Peterson and her escort Jason Vetter. Stroede. Maria Guirao and her escort Paul Sheldon. Jaci Kelley and her escort Nathan Grabill. 55 r � SOPHOMORE SERVERS — L to R — Tracy Nyberg, Traci Belden, Shane Evans, Allison Conway, Stan Grabill, Amy Gravatt, Doug Foster, Laurie Adams, Andy Boettcher, and Buffy Kadel. Jill and John enjoy dancing to Submytion. Stephanie, Jaci, Kristin and Nathan enjoy the banquet. Above — Tammie Cashatt sings the theme song, Will You Still Love Me? Right — Chris, Mike, Jeff and Nathalie listen to Tammie as she sings. 56 Witt you Stiff Jove Will You Still Love Me? was the theme for the 1987 Spring Prom. The evening was started with a banquet of steak and shrimp at 6:30. Mrs. Larson read papers that were written by the seniors in the fourth grade. Tammie Cashatt sang the theme song when the dance began at 9:00. The colors for the decorations were pink, black and silver and the music was provided by Submytion. Many students slow down the pace at the dance. Mike and Debbie get down to Submytion. Nathalie and Richard enjoy a dance. 57 First Row. L to R — C. Flaming. M. Kon� m. D. Snyder. D. Wiles. T. Lawson. S Gastley. Second Row — J. Colby, K. Ulery. M Shurts, J. Lewis. Ma Maxwell. D. Foster. S. Elder. J. Highland Third Row — D. Stelter, S. Evans. T Nyberg. G. Albert. M Benien. S. Grabill. J. Crowley Fourth Row — J. Brown, S. Shubert, T. Collins. C. Bowers, S. Lynch. H. Baker. P. Gastley. D Golden. M. Matlock. Fifth Row — J. Caldwell. C. Stelter. J, Yeary. R. Carter. R. English, L. McCune. M Neiwald Sixth Row — H. Kolman, P. Weakley. N Grabill. S. Kimberly. J. Harrison, S. Boomer. B. Lmdblad. P. Sheldon Seventh Row — E. Lamport. K. Marozas. B Kadel, J. Meier. J Vetter. Mi. Maxwell. R Peters. J. Lange. S. Peters. Back Row — T. Odle manager. Coach Carl. Coach Caldwell. Head Coach Labuary. Coach Hiles. C. Struble manager The Trojans had a season to be proud of. They accomplished more than any team has since 1977 when the Trojans won the 2A State Championship. The Trojans finished the season with 8 wins, and 4 losses. They were District, Bi-District, and Regional Champions, and Sub-State runner Ups'. The Trojans seemed ready for their first game, but the final score of the game proved otherwise. The Trojans lost 17 to 14 in overtime. From that point on, they went on to beat Belleville while dropping their next game to Sacred Heart. At this point in the season the Trojans switched their offense from the veer to the T, wishbone combination. Clay Center came to Beloit next, and the Torjans showed no mercy, winning 35 to 6. Homecoming was next on the Trojans schedule, and the Smoky Valley Vikings were to be the next victim. The Trojans won their homecoming 28 to 0, and seemed to be on a roll, but the South East of Saline Trojans had everything on their minds, but defeat. They traveled to South East, and added another mark to their loss column. Even though the Trojans were 3-3 heading into District play they kept their heads up. The Ellsworth Bearcats came to Beloit next and were devastated by the Trojans with a score of 35 to 0. The Trojans went on to win their District by defeating a tough Abilene team 14 to 0, and their arch rival, the Concardia Panthers by the score of 21 to 0. The Bi-District contest was held at Chapman. The Trojans were nervous going into the game having only won one game on the road all season that being against the Abilene Cowboys in District play. Inspite of the nervousness, the Trojans pulled off another win 28 to 7, and advanced into Regional play against the 3rd ranked Augusta Orioles. The game was one to be proud of for the Trojans. They fell behind twice in the game, once at halftime, and the other at the beginning of the 4th quarter. The Trojans showed alot of poise, and determination by pulling off the 16 to 14 victory to advance into Sub-State play. There they would face the defending State Champions, the Norton Bluejays. The Trojans got off to a good start taking an early 7 to 0 lead, but from that point on the Trojan offense found that the Norton defense just got stronger and stronger throughout the game. Beloits defense played tough, but couldn’t keep the Bluejays from scoring. The Trojans lost the game 28 to 7, but can be proud of their season. Pictured above are the awards earned by the Trojan Football Team during District, Bi-District, Regional, and Sub-State competition. 60 Beloit Beloit Beloit ‘'Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit District: Beloit Bi-District: Beloit Regional: Beloit Sub-State Beloit 14-17 31- 8 9-14 35- 6 28-0 3-13 35- 0 14- 0 21-0 Minneapolis Belleville Sacred Heart Clay Center Smokey Valley Southeast Ellsworth Abilene Concordia Chapman 16-14 7-28 Agusta Norton SUB-STATE RUNNER- rton ijdl Trojans Hammer Out Fine Season: Finish With Regional Victory Jason Vetter heads up field to gain yardage in the Soap An Augusta player looks for an open receiver in the wake of a Trojan Attack. Scrimmage. The Trojan Football team, with a fighting cry on their lips, heads through the spirit line at the Regional game against Augusta. Kurt Marozas looks on as Paul Sheldon kicks off to the Augusta Orioles. Mike Maxwell puts a fake on a Clay Center defender. Barry Kadel gets tackled during the Augusta game. 61 Beat ’em and Smile First Row — C. Lewis, S. Foote, K. Klenda, L. Hull, Jill Berchek, Jenell Berchek, L. Tilton, T. Foreman, T. Belden, A. Gravatt. Second Row — K. Hilt, A. Bunger, J. Haney, T. Lawson, J. Terry, D. Daugherty, C. Walz, M. Bice, K. Bailey, M. Woods, J. Carter, K. Amerine. 4 M Coach Denise Tanzer, manager Tanya Twadeel, and Mike Kollhoff, head coach. First Row — S. Jones, N. McDonald, B. Hudson, S. Stanley. Second Row — K. Hoestje, K. Brigden, J. Jay. A. McMillan, M. Odle, B. Mitchell, A. Zajic, S. Mehl. 62 B. H. S. Margo Woods looking pretty relieved! Kathy and Jill wait for the next serve. The 1986 volleyball squad had a pretty successful year. They started the season off with a seventh place finish at the Lincoln Tournament, beating Tipton. The team consists of 34 girls — 2 seniors, 6 juniors, 14 sophomores, and 12 freshmen. They brought back three returning let-termen, Kristen Amerine, Jennifer Terry, and Denise Daugherty. The Trojans set many goals and made their team motto “Beat ’em and Smile,” which became a very popular motto! The highlight of the year was the win against Smokey Valley, 15-13, 15-6. The Vikings were ranked very high in the state. The Trojans split the matches against Lindsborg with one win for each. Beloit concluded the season with a loss to Concordia at the 4A Sub-state tourney. The Lady Trojans ended their season with a 4-18 record. 63 Lady Trojans Have VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY — Back Row — Jaci Kelley, Kristin Amerine, Jami Carter, Molly Meats, Denice Daughtery, Jennifer Terry, Heidi Heidrick, Shonda Cox, Annie Bunger, Lisa Hull, Kathy Klenda. Front Row — Tanya Twaddell, Erica Crannell, Maria Guirao, Kelly Hilt. FRESHMEN — Back Row — Annie Zajic, Jenny Jay. Melinda Odle, Becky Mitchell, Kendra Brigden, Kim Hoestje, Brenda Hudson. 64 Rebuilding Season Jami Carter shoots for 2 points. Kathy Klenda looks for an open teammate. Jennifer Terry passes the ball in with confidence. Molly Meats goes up strong. The Lady Trojans encountered a tough season. They started off the season with the Preseason Tournament here in Beloit. The first night Beloit faced the Minneapolis Lions. The Lady Trojans came out victorious with a 40-36 win. In the second game, Beloit faced the Clay Center Tigers and were victorious 31-29. For the final game, the Trojans battled it out with the Concordia Panthers. The game was a very physical one. Beloit fell to defeat 55-31. The following week, the Trojans played their first league game against the Belleville Buffs. They lost a close one by a score of AO-35. The same week the Trojans faced Minneapolis for the second time. They lost by a close score of 46-38. The next game matched the Trojans against their archrival the Sacred Heart Knights. The Trojans were fired up for this one having lost a close one the week before. They beat the Knights 46-42. The next game brought the Vikings from Smoky Valley. The girls played hard, but came upon the short end with a loss 49-29. Ellsworth came to town next. It was a tough fought game, the ladies played well, but again they came up on the short end 40-33. The next game the Trojans took revenge on the Belleville Buffs by cleaning them 50-39. The Trojans then participated in the Minneapolis Tournament where they beat Chapman 53-49, lost to Concordia 44-31, and lost a nail biter to Canton-Galva 47-43. The next week Concordia came to town. The Trojans played a terrific game and lost in the last seconds to the state ranked ream 42-40. The Trojans then took a Saturday to make up the game against Southeast that was snowed out. They were bound to win and came out on top 34-33. The Trojans turned right around and played Minneapolis to a close game, they came up short 49-47. The same week they traveled to Smoky Valley and played a great game. The Trojans came up short again in a 34-33 loss. They returned home the next week to play two home games. They lost the first one against Sacred Heart by a close margin 49-48. The second game however, found the ladies out for blood. They won that game against Southeast 53-45. The Trojans then traveled to Ellsworth for the last league game in the NCAA League. They battled the Bearcats well, but came up on the short end losing 67-48. The Trojans then went to Clay Center to play the last game of the regular season. The Trojans won a close one 39-37. The Trojans then went into the first round of Sub-State, in which they were to travel to Wamego. The ladies came out fired up and played well, but came up short losing 64-51. The Lady Trojans should be commended on a tough fought season. 65 Basketball Team Pounds Out Back Row — Eric Lampert, Trent Collins, Doug Twad-dell, Shane Lynch. Middle Row — Coach Pat Blackburn, Barry Kadel, Brent Lindblad, Paul Remus, James Caldwell, Cory Smith, Coach Rich Carl. Front Row — Mike Maxwell, Kurtis Marozas. Tium 1 TBOJAIS T°3JUS TIOiUS Back Row — Bary Kadel, Brent Lindblad, Paul Remus, Mike Maxwell. Front — Doug Twaddell. Coach Blackburn, Tracy Nyberg, Charlie McGuire, Todd Odle, Jason Berchek, Jason Crowly, Eric Lampert, Shane Lynch, Andy Boettcher, Coach Rick Carl. 17-5 Record Mike Maxwell, Kurtis Marozas, and James Caldwell show intense Barry Kadel goes up for two. defense. The Beloit Trojans had a very successful year. They started the season off in the Beloit Preseason Tournament. The Trojans won the tournament by beating the Minneapolis Lions 61-53, the Clay Center Tigers 83-55, and the Concordia Panthers 85-52. The Trojans then traveled to Belleville to play the Buffs. This was the first league game and the Trojans defeated the Buffs 74-59. They then got to travel to Minneapolis to play the Lions. There the Trojans went down in defeat 47-44. The first game after Christmas was at Sacred Heart. The Trojans fell again 75-54. The next game brought the Smoky Valley Vikings. The Trojans bounced back and won 83-62. Ellsworth came to town the next week and the Trojans defeated the Bearcats 65-37. The Trojans then participated in the Crossroad Classic. The Trojans won their first game against Quivera Heights 65-45. The Trojans dropped their next two games of the tournament. The first was to the Belleville Buffs 61-52 and the second to the Superior Wildcats 55-51. The next game match the Trojans sought revenge and beat the Buffs 55-33. The Trojans had to go to Southeast for a make-up game against the Trojans. The Beloit Trojans prevailed with a 49-35 win. The Trojans then came home to meet up with the Concordia Panthers. The Trojans won a tough battle 69-60. The Minneapolis Lions came to town the same week and the Trojans defeated them 78-53. The Trojans then made the trip to Smoky Valley to play the Vikings. The Trojans pounded out a 58-46 victory over the Vikings. Then archrival Sacred Heart came to town. The Trojans had fire in their eyes and defeated the Knights 75-57. Southeast of Saline came to town the same week. This game went into overtime with Beloit on top 61-56. The Trojans then traveled to Ellsworth to play the last league game and for the league title. The Trojans squeaked out a win 56-55. Then they went to Clay Center for the last regular season game. The Trojans were matched against, of all teams, the Concordia Panthers. The Trojans ran away with the game 74-47. In the second round of Sub-State the Trojans were to meet the Marysville Bulldogs. The Trojans saw their season come to a halt with a loss of 61-54. The Trojans should be commended on a fine season. FRESHMEN — Scott Nelson. Shawn Elder, Mark Maxwell, Glen Lavy, Mike Johnson, Matt Konzem, Matt Shurts, David Foster, Robbie Thummel, Brian Gates. Tom Lawson manager. Not Pictured — Coach Hoestje. 67 Wrestlers Work Hard TROJAN A-TEAM — L to R, Front Row — Mgrs. Kristin Bailey, Kelly Donley. 2nd Row — Kevin Kadel, Jason Colby, Darrin Snyder, Dan Stelter, Lynn Kadel, Shannon Peters. Last Row — Coach Bice, Matt Hotter, Tracy Harr, Cory Stelter, Paul Gastley, Stephen Gastley, Coach Neimczyk. The 1986-87 Beloit Trojan Wrestling team was coached by Andy Neimczyk and Carl Bice. One of the highlights of the year was that four wrestlers placed at state competition, one more than the year before. The Trojans have had a tough year, in which most of the team consists of underclassmen; they were also hampered by the loss of their heavyweight Matt Neiwald, who suffered a fractured elbow, and their 167 pounder, Cory Stelter with a shoulder injury, luckily they had two men to fill those spots after already giving up their 98 pound spot. The Trojans took fifth place in the Class 4A State Tournament, with four placers: Kevin Kadel, 105 lbs., and Paul Gastley, 185 lbs. — 2nd place. Matt Hotter, 145 lbs. and Lynn Kadel, 132 lbs. — 4th place. Two other wrestlers who qualified but did not place were Stephen Gastley and Shannon Peters. The wrestlers final season record was 8-8-1. The Trojans will continue to improve and grow with the younger ones coming up. Over all the wrestlers had a hard but successful year. TROJAN B-TEAM — L to R, Front Row — Matt Otte, Dan Kadel, Kevin Ulery, Kevin Doggett. 2nd Row — Coach Bice, Shane Evans, Jeremy Lewis, Brad Hudson, Mark McGaughey, Coach Neimczyk. 68 Throughout the Season Matt Hotter, 145 lbs., stays in control ot the match, Matt earned 4th at Kevin Kadel, 105 lbs., working his man to his back, he earned 2nd at state. state. Shannon Peters, 138 lbs., worKS to control tne arm or ms opponent. Stephen Gastley, HWT, riding tough to break his man down. Paul Gastley, 185 lbs., pinning his opponent at the Stockton Quad, Paul also Lynn Kadel, 132 lbs. also 4th at state, continues to grind on his earned 2nd at state. man. Golf Team Has L to R — Jason Paillet, Rob Thummel, Chuck Fleming, Brian Gates, Shane Lynch. Doug Foster, Paul Sheldon, Andy Boettcher, Troy Odle, Shawn Kimberly, Brent Lindblad, Amy Gravatt, Trent Collins, James Meier, and Kathy Klenda. Spirited Season Jason Paillet concentrates on the shot as does A look of concentration from Brent Lindblad. Kim Hoestje. Jamie and Paul share a lollipop while at golf practice. Troy shows a sharp eye during golf practice. The golf team traveled and competed in eight tournaments plus Regionals this year. Tournament formats are different, ranging from 4 to 6 to 2 man, 4 man, and 6 man formats. The golfers were extremely competitive this year finishing first at Clay Center, Sacred Heart, Minneapolis, and Smith Center. Andy Boettcher was team leader averaging in the 70’s. Shawn Kimberly, Jamie Meier, and Trent Collins rounded out the 4 man team, and played very well throughout the year. Other let-termen who contributed were, Brian Gates, Rob Thummel, Doug Foster, Shane Lynch, and Paul Sheldon. The B-team won the Smith Center B-team meet this year, playing very conventional golf. Shane Lynch won the tournament with an 85. Coach Hiles was very pleased with the team’s performance this year. He said, The seniors worked hard and contributed a good attitude toward working hard, and helping the six younger golfers. He said, All the seniors worked hard and contributed to the team's success this year, and they will be missed.” He ended saying, Hopefully we will perform well at Regionals, and advance to State. It would be a fitting end to a fine year.” 71 Lady Trojans have i Back Row — K. Hilt, K. Baily, S. Donker, K. Brigden, M. Odle, J. Terry, B. Mitchel, A. Bunger, J. Carter. Front Row — K. Amerine, N. McDonald, B. Kadel, T. Twad-dell, K. Eilert, J. Kelly, S. Foote. The Lady Trojans had a terrific 1987 season, by placing first in all but a few of their meets. The lady Trojans were led by seniors Jaci Kelly, Kris Eilert, and Kristen Amerine. These seniors provided strong leadership for the ladies this season. The ladies were deep in almost all aspects of the team. Being deep is what helped the team in their winning season. 72 Superb Track Season Jennifer Terry reaches back for the baton in the 400m relay. Kristen finishes with agony in her eyes. Becky pulls through the finish line to win the race. Kris Eilert goes over the hurdles with great determination. Kendra reaches out for a few more feet in the long jump. Trojans Have a Tough I i Back Row — S. Boomer, H, Baker, J. Highland, N. Grabill, H. Kolman, L. Mc-Cune, C. Smith, Mi. Maxwell, K. Marozas, D. Twaddell, J. Crowley, B. Hudson. Front Row — G. Albert, M. Benien, Ma. Maxwell, C. Deirs, S. Evens, M. Shurts, K. Ulery, T. Nyberg, J. Kjellberg, J. Colby, B. Matlock. The 1987 Beloit boys track team ground out a winning season by consistently placing in the top three places or above at every meet. The boys had to rebuild the sprinting aspect of the team due to the loss of strong competitive seniors last year. They were able to rebuild and came out stronger than ever. The five seniors on the team this year are Mike Maxwell, Doug Twaddell, Heath Kolman, Nathan Grabill, and Lance McCune. They provided strong leadership for a successful season. (At the time of this writing, the season was still in progress.) 74 Fought Track Season In the long jump Mike Maxwell completes his best jump of the year. In the discus Scott Boomer placed in the top three places in every meet. Lance McCune gives an extra grunt for some extra force. Doug Twaddell finishes the mile at the Beloit Relays in fine fashion. Heath Kolman holds off a Southeast runner to place in the top three at the Beloit Relays. Tracy Nyberg comes out of the blocks with a face of determination. 75 Students Against Drunk Driving J. Terry, M. Maxwell, K. Marozas, H. Heidrick. K. Abell, K. Bailey, K. Donley, J. Wendell, T. Boden, M. McGaughey, P. Gastley, J Haney J Wessling K Carrico. M Meats, M. Tolbert. M. Boettcher, M. Arnet, D. Daugherty, E. Crannell, D. Littrell, T. Foreman, K. Heiman, T. Lawson, T. Eile’rt, P. Dillner] k! Eilert, C. McGuire, R. Boden, R. Garst, A. Conway. C. Swisher. K. Colpitts, L. Tilton, P. Bell. M. Woods. S. Hayden. J. Dameron, C. Baxter. S. Eilert, J. Lit-trell, T. Walters, C. Bowers, S. Mehl, M. Cooper, K. Hoestje, K. Brigden, M. Odle, C. Lewis, K. Francis, B. Hudson, S. Wilson, T. Fobes T Herbie T Twaddell, A. Jones. S. Stanley. A. Wessling, E. Brassfield, J. Jay. B. Hudson, B. Mitchell. A. Zajic, S. Donker. K. Heiman, C. Bowers H Baker A Boettcher, A. Gravatt, L. Adams. T. Belden, L. Hull. J. Carter, K. Klenda, D. Foster. The Heat burning up the stage at the November S.A.D.D. dance. STUCO REP. — Andy Boettcher, Vice-President — Julie Wessling, President — Kurtis Carrico, and Secretary Treas. — Jenny Haney. l lilML-fc: GGJliPU LlzV 1 LijlML.fc: LLlLU L: IiLiULlLI. 78 National Honor Society is a very elite group of young people. They are selected for their character, leadership, and service to the teacher in class. The young people of NHS are elected by the school faculty. The members of NHS tutor students in the schools that need a little help with subjects. The members are recognized and inducted into NHS at the awards ceremony at the end of the year, with parents, friends, and faculty present. Jaci Kelley helps Darwin Wiles with his studies tiornnthe NHS tutor program. as part of her participa- N.H.S. members are Bob Holl, Brent lindblad, Heath Kolman, Paul Remus, not pictured Jaci Kelley. 79 Art Pln tc Shines Pictured above, from left to right, are members: Seated — Carrie Halfhide. Shelby Gering, Kelli Donley, Kristen Bailey, Nathan Grabill. Second Row — Carrie Lewis, Cory Stelter, Shonda Cox, Heath Kolman, Shawn Kimberly, Laura Albert. Third Row — Jolinda Pohlman, Melissa Bean, Rodney Gosseli, Jeff Fuller, Shawnda Eilert, James Lange, Mike Kohler, Kelly Hilt, Mark McGaughey, Troy Odle, John Yeary, Vaughn Studer, Brett Williams, Mr. Elder, Jamie Meier, Barry Scott, James Caldwell, Matt Konzem, Stanley Grabill, Jeremy Jackson. In Back — Randy Stroede, Paul Remus, Jerry Brown. Hanging on the catwalk, this spirit poster prominently displayed the club members' talents. The group worked together to produce the poster during the week of Sub-State football. 80 Through Creativity 1986-87 officers for Art and Photo were, left to right: Randy Stroede, Vice President; Randy Stroede, vice-president of Art and Photo, works on one Mike Kohler, Secretary; Jerry Brown, Treasurer; and Vaughn Studer, President. of his projects for the year. As a senior, Randy was allowed to participate in an independent study class. The Art and Photo Club members worked hard throughout the year, and projects in all areas of art were rewarded at the eleventh annual Beloit High Art Show in May. Medals, ribbons, certificates, and plaques were presented to Beloit art students for their achievements. In the spring, the group held a picnic to wind up the year. 81 Mr. Elder helps Brett Williams complete his stained glass project. 82 Paul Sheldon the U.S Marla Guirao Paul Sheldon lived at the Dick Stru-ble residence during the 1986-87 school year. Paul really liked Beloit. He said everything is much quieter and different than Cape Town. He said that we drink a lot more pop than they do and use a lot more ice. Like I mentioned before Paul is from Cape Town. South Africa. Cape Town is on the tip of Southern Africa, with temperature of 12 degrees in the winter and 80-85 degrees in the summer. Paul is a sports lover. In Cape Town he plays a lot of soccer, he plays the Goalie position. He also plays squash, a game which is similar to racquetball. Paul likes to golf, too. Paul also plays a lot of water sports, such as water polo. Maria Guirao spent the 1986-87 school year in Beloit with Jim and Margaret Moore as did her sister Carmen before her. Maria is 16 years old and comes from a well-educated family. Her father, Jesus, is a doctor, and her mother, Carmen, is his nurse, making his practice a family business. Maria likes English, literature, and biology. She enjoys dancing, particularly classical ballet. Reading, bicycling, and swimming are her favorite hobbies. Maria said that Beloit was a very nice place to live. She also said it was very different than her hometown which is a province in Southern Spain which houses some 400,000 people. Paul and Maria pose together for a beginning of the year newspaper picture, in Mrs. McDaniel’s room. AFS HAS A GREAT YEAR Back row L. to R. — Allison Conway, Tanya Twaddell, Melinda Odle, Denise Daugherty, Jenny Jay, Kelly Hilt, Kindra Brigden, Kim Hoestje. Middle row L. to R. — Chris Struble, Roseanna Garst, Malinda Slate, Angela Jones, Kathi Clark, Tami Herbie, Paul Sheldon, Laurie Adams, Angela Wessling, Stacy Stanley, Erica Brassfield, Marsha Bice. Front row L. to R. — Kristen Bailey, Kelly Donely, Kris Eilert, Maria Guirao, Nathalie Nothern, Tammie Cashatt, and Julie Wessling. Back row L. to R. — Tami Herbie, Secretary Treasurer; Paul Sheldon, Laurie Adams, Stuco rep. Front row L. to R. — Kris Eilert, Vice-president; Maria Guirao, Nathalie Nothern, President. The 1986-87 AFS club started out the year with a dance to welcome this years AFS students — Paul Sheldon from South Africa and Maria Guiro from Spain. Throughout the year the club did various activities to raise money. A car wash was held, and “Trojan Pride” bumperstickers were sold, the club worked in concession stands and a senior vs. faculty volleyball game was held. AFS weekend was Nov. 14-16, everyone had fun. The AFS club from Russell played volleyball with our club later that weekend. Front row — Nathalie Nothern, Malinda Slate, Angela Wessling, Hakan Kuyu (Wamego), Turkey; Susan Foote, Carlos Freise (Manhattan), Portugal; Julie Wessling, Chris Struble, Maria Guirao (Beloit), Spain. Second row — Tanya Twaddell, Kris Eilert, Tammie Cashatt, Marjolyn van der Beesen (Chapman), the Netherlands; Lesley Free (Junction City), New Zealand; Victor Perafan (Junction City), Colombia; Antje Upplegger (Chapman), West Germany; Tami Herbie, Todd Odle. Third row — Kendra Brigden, Melinda Odle, Liliana Diaz (Cawker City), Chile; Veronique Ferrant (St. John’s), Belgium; Hans Jochum (Russell), West Germany; Kathi Clark, Paul Sheldon (Beloit), South Africa. 83 The Music Department 1986 TROJAN BAND — Field Conductors, S. Robinson, J. Terry. 1st Row, Lto R — D. Daugherty, J. Haney, S. Wilson, K. Clark, S. Foote, C. Brown, D. Bell, M. Boettcher, K. Hilt, M. Snyder, T. Cashatt, M. Meats. 2nd Row — H. Heidrick, J. Wessling, T. Fobes, E. Crannell, J. Jay, P. Bell, K. Hoestje, S. Mehl. R. Garst, K. Bailey. 3rd Row — B. Hudson, S. Gering, K. Walz, T. Belden, S. Eilert, J. Polman, T. Horn. K. Amerine, B. Harvey, K. Carrico, W. Lyle, K. Williams, M. Konzem, D. Worick, C. McGuire, L. Tilton, S. Stanley, T. Walters, J. Littrell. 4th Row — M. Maxwell, T. Odle. M. Bice, J. Wendell, A. Wessling, B. Kadel, C. Lewis, S. Donker, B. Mitchell, J. Weber, L. Colby, R. Boden, L. Axtell, T. Boden, A. Crowley, M Harvey. D. Nichols. 5th Row — M. Tolbert, T. Cranell, T. Twaddell, D. Littrell, K. Francis, A. Conway, B. Gates, J. Lewis, M. Shurts, B. Hudson, A. Jones. M. Odle, K. Marozas. 6th Row — R. Thummel, C. Baxter, B. Halfhide, T. Barstow, D. Wiles, J. Carter, C. Bowers, J. Dameron, A. Gravatt, L. Adams, A. Zajic. 7th Row — H. Baker, P. Gastley, P. Moncreif, S. Grabill, J. Colby, T. Lawso, A. Bunger, D. Twaddell, C. Smith, J. Berchek, M. Peterson. BELOIT FLAGS 1986 — L to R — Denise Daughtery, Jenny Haney, Stephanie Wilson, Kathi Clark. Susan Foote. Chris Brown. Debbie Bell, Melinda Boettcher, Kelly Hilt, Michelle Snyder, Tammie Cashatt, Molly Meats. The 1986 Marching Trojan Band traveled to Colorado Springs, Colorado in September to perform at the U.S. Air Force Academy. The trip was a learning experience for all. Fun was the major goal. The band also participated in the Hays Marching Contest and earned three l’s. The Flags also received a 1+ with their performance. All in all the band had a very good season. Trojan Field Conductors: Jennifer Terry and Stephanie Robinson. 84 Shines At B.H.S. 1st Row, L to R — M. Boettcher. T. Foreman, T. Fobes, H. Heidrick, R. Garst. K. Bailey, M. Snyder, D. Bell. J Wesslmg, D Daugherty. 2nd Row — K. Clark. T. Herbie, J. Littrell, S. Gering. B. Hudson, S. Mehl. S. Stanley, T. Walters, J. Jay, K. Hoestje, L. Tilton, E. Cranell. P. Bell. 3rd Row — M Meats. C. Brown, K. Amerine. B. Kadel, R. Boden, T. Belden. M. Harvey, D. Worick, P. Moncreif, J Berchek. J. Terry. M. Odel, A. Zajic, L. Adams. K. Donley. A. Gravatt. J. Carter. T. Cashatt. N. Grabill. 4th Row — J. Hanev. S. Eilson. S. Foote, L. Axtell. C. Lewis. S. Donker, J. Wendell. T. Boden. S. Robinson. A. Crowley. J. Polman, D. Nichols. D. Wiles. K. Hilt, J. Dameron. C. Bowers. M. Maxwell. R. Thummel. C. Baxter. B. Halfhide. T. Barstow, P. Gastley. S. Grabill, C. Smith, D. Twaddell. 5th Row — L. Colby, J. Weber, B. Mitchell. A. Wessling, A. Jones. M. Shurts. J. Lewis. B Gates. B. Hudson, T. Cranell. A. Conway. K. Francis. D. Littrell. M. Tolbert. M. Bice, K. Marozas, T. Odle, H. Baker, M. Peterson, T. Lawson. T. Twaddell. J. Colby. A. Bunger. 6th Row — B. Harvey. K. Carrico, M. Konzem. D. Williams. W. Lyle, C. McGuire. K. Walz, T. Horn, S. Eilert. Free Spirit FREE SPIRIT — Front Row, L to R — Tammie Cashatt, Marsha Bice. Melinda Tolbert, Kara Lee Heiman, Kris Eilert. Kathi Clark. Tammy Fobes. Back Row — Nathan Grabill, Stephanie Donker. Doug Twaddell. Brent Lind-blad, Paul Weakly. Mr Bice. Kristen Bailey, Jason Vetter. Janet Dameron, Paul Moncreif. Kelly Donley. Jamie Meier. Show Choir Front Row. L to R: Cindy Swisher, Ginger Rutten. Paula Dillner, Mr. Bice. Karen Gormly, Marcie Debolt. Dawn Nichols, Joyce Noah. Back Row — Marsha Bice, Paul Weakly. Tony Cranell, Lance Mc-Cune, Brent Lindblad, Todd Barstow, Dena Boden. Sandy Hayden. 85 DREHESTRfl Back Row — Kelli Anderson, Marci Smith, Marla Montgomery, Mr. Harbaugh, Stacy Heidrick, Matt Peterson, Brent Lindblad. Middle Row — Kendra Brigden, Cherie Bowers. Noalee McDonald, Deanna Bell, Iva Grabill, Brian Gates, Erica Brassfield, Robbie Thummel, Jeremy Jackson. Front Row — Janet Dameron. Stephanie Donker, Kelli Donley, Chris Struble, Todd Barstow. Kurtis Carrico. Stanley Grabill. 86 DRILL TEAM Back Row — Kelli Hilt, Jami Carter, Christi Walz, Denise Daughtery, Roseanna Garst, Laurie Adams. Jennifer Terry. 3rd Row — Tiffani Foreman, Melinda Tolbert, Kathi Clark, Stephanie Wilson, Traci Belden. 2nd Row — Allison Conway, Kristin Amerine, Jaci Kelley, Angie Wessling. 1st Row — Chris Brown and Debbie Bell. Amy and Traci, both members of Spanish club, take a break from their shop at the Spanish Fiesta Cory Stetter gets in a smile before he is hit with a sponge at the sponge throw at the Spanish Fiesta Paul and Jenny cuddle, for a picture. Billy breaks for a picture Spirit is shown here by a few of the cheerleaders m the Homecoming parade SPIRIT s: 88 Boys Varsity Jill Gravatt Debbie Bell Kathy Clark oo Kara Heiman vo Girls Varsity Chris Brown Melinda Tolbert Allison Conway Rosanna Garst Wrestling-Volleyball Tammy Fobes Laurie Adams Patty Bell Erica Brassfield Freshman Angela Wesslmg Deanna Bell Cherie Bowers Tara Walters FFA Works Together Towards 1st Row — Robbie Ullum. Tracy Harr. Barry Scott. Richard Boden. Mark Stover. Annie Bunger. Shane Evans 2nd Row — Mr DeVore. Marsha Hymen. Rusty Carter. Lynn Kadel. Jason Vetter. Jamie Carter. Paul Remus. Kavm Kadel. Jerry Brown 3rd Row — Mark Maxwell. Chris Strubel, Kevin Ulery. Dan Kadel. Shawn Elder. Kevin Dogget. Eric LaCoe. Matt Otte. Matt Shurtz. Bud Howland. Brett Williams. Richard English 4th Row — Brad Smith. Carl Hymen. Greg Albert. David Williams Todd Odle, John Boden Richard and 8rad concentrate on the meeting The Beloit Chapter has had another superior year. Annie Bunger and Robbie Ullom represented the Beloit Chapter in the speech contest at the Vo-Tech, and both did very well. The Chapter raised money by working the soup supper at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament. The money raised will be used for the parent, member banquet at the end of the year. L to R — 1st Row — Jason Veter — Vice President. Jamie Carter — Chapter Sweetheart. Paul Remus — President 2nd Row — Lynn Kadel — Secretary. Rusty Carter — Treasurer. Jerry Brown — Reporter. Kevin Kadel — Sentinel 90 Another Good Year 91 Richard enjoys breakfast after the meeting Rusty and Ruby take time to pose for the camera -CLUB 1st Row, L to R — D. Foster, P. Gastley, C. Swisher, T. Odle, A. Boettcher. 2nd Row, L to R — T. Twaddell, K. Eilert, J. Meier, J. Yeary, M Maxwell, M. Niewald, M. McGaughey. K. Bailey, J. Kjellberg. 3rd Row, L to R — S. Foote, T. Lawson. J. Haney, D. Daughtery, K. Kadel, K. Hilt. A. Bunger, J. Berchek. 4th Row. L to R — H. Baker, L. Kadel. J. Brown, S. Schubert, R. Carter, C. Stelter, J. Vetter, K. Marozas, C. Smith. S. Cox. 5th Row, L to R — Mr. Rowh. S. Kimberly. M. Snyder, L. McCune. J. Carter, B Lindblad, K. Amerine, J. Caldwell, J. Terry, S. Peters. D. Twaddell, H. Kolman, M. Bice. R. English. Mike Maxwell — President, Hans Baker — Vice-President, Kristin Amerine — Secretary Treasurer, John Yeary — Stuco Rep. This year’s B-Club consisted of forty-four members. The club has two main money making projects. They were working in the concession stand at the Beloit Invitational Wrestling Tournament, and the Beloit Relays. The money made went toward the annual athletic banquet. Overall, the B-Club had a great year. 92 The purpose of Future Medical Careers Organization is to build interest and receive experience in medical health professions. Qualifications for the club include an annual $2.00 dues and the students must be interested in a health related profession. Officers for the 1986-87 school year were: Jaci Kelley, president; Kris Eilert, vice-president; and Kurt Carrico, secretary-treasurer. In the fall, the club worked in the football concession stand to raise money for the year. One of the expenses for the year was a suitcase that was purchased for Karen Gormly to take to the International Special Olympics in the spring. Sponsor for the group was School Nurse Sherry Snyder. Future Med. members are, pictured above: Kris Eilert and Kurtis Carrico. Not pictured is Jaci Kelley. Future Medical Careers Club Halls of Troy Produces Nine Terrific Issues Front Row — Jeri Highland, Kathi Clark, and Tammy Peterson, editor. Back Row — Kurt Marozas, Mrs. McDaniel, advisor; Brent Lindblad, and Mike Kohler. Jeri types furiously in order to meet her deadline. Kurt works intently on one of his many cartoons. The Halls of Troy staff worked hard to produce nine outstanding issues this year. The group received many compliments from students and faculty for its dedication and perseverance. With Mrs. McDaniel’s support and instruction, the group enjoyed learning journalism skills. The staff also attended the journalism contest sponsored by Kansas Press Association in February. Those who qualified at the regionals contest participated in the state contest at the University of Kansas. 94 The staff takes a break to pose for a group picture. Yearbook Staff Captures the Memories Jason, while pretending to work, listens to his favorite tunes. Julie and Jenny pause from working on the junior pages to look at the latest photos. The 1986-87 yearbook staff worked hard to dedicate themselves to capturing the memories of the year. In the fall, Debbie and Jill organized picture day and coordinated the schedule with Mr. Struble. The staff had numerous page deadlines throughout the year which had to be met in order to put the yearbook out on time. Mike smiles for the camera while trying to force Tammy to eat a nutty doughnut. Standing, L to R — Advisor — Mrs. Diana McDaniel. Mike Maxwell, Jason Vetter, Co-Editor — Jill Gravatt. Sitting, L to R — Jenny Haney, Tammy Peterson, Co-Editor — Debbie Bell, and Julie Wessling. 95 a esparto. auo Front Row — Michelle Cooper, Tara Walters, Stacy Johnson, Cherri Bowers, Melissa Bean, Rhonda Clausen, Scott Nelson. 2nd Row — Deanna Bell, Allison Conway, Amy Gravatt, Traci Belden, Jennifer Terry, Lisa Hull, Kara Heiman, Tiffany Forman, Noalee McDonald. 3rd row — Jana Uttrell. Margo Woods. Leslie Tilton, Tanya Twaddell, Stephanie Wilson, Molly Meats. Ken Francis, Rob Thummel, Melinda Boettcher, Troyette Lason, Maria Guirao. Standing — Join Weber, Teri Bunger, April McMillian, Erica Brassfield, Jami Carter, Jenny Jay, Denise Daugherty, Heidi Heidrick, Kurtis Marozas, Hans Baker, Brent Lindblad, Kelli Donley, Mrs. Treaster. Sitting — Denise Daugherty — Stuco Rep, Molly Meats — Secretary, Melinda Boettcher — President. Standing — Heidi Heidrick — Vice-President, Jennifer Terry — Treasurer. This year’s Spanish club consisted of 41 members. The club did several things throughout the year. They had a float in the homecoming parade. During Christmas they had a gift exchange, and a pot luck. The club is sponsoring a little boy down in Mexico by sending him money often. The big money raiser that the club does is the Fiesta. The Fiesta was held in April and several people attend. h ThSTC Of OLD Mexico Mrs. Treaster and President Melinda Boettcher conduct a meeting. Several Spanish club members await the exit after an adjorned meeting. 97 Eric. Melinda. Maria and Hans, take a break to have their picture taken. Students United Produce Front Row, L to R — T. Eilert, K. Klenda, L. Hull, A. Wessling, K. Amerine, M. Guiro, H. Kolman, K. Eilert, M. Meats, A. Boettcher, J. Vetter, B. Mitchell, A. Zajic, K. Hilt, L. Adams, M. Boettcher, K. Clark, H. Heidrick, D. Daugherty, K. Carrico, V. Studer, D. Foster, M. Odle, P. Sheldon, Mr. Holl, K. Marozas, P. Remus, J. Yeary. President — Heath Kolman, Vice-President — Molly With obvious enthusiasm, Kurtis displays the 1986-87 StuCo shirt. Meats, Sec. treas. — Kelly Hilt, sponsor — Mr. Holl. 98 Exceptional Laurie, Heidi, Lisa, Denise and Annie discuss the concession stand schedule. Results The theme Students United Produce Exceptional Results was chosen by the 1986-87 Student Council. The Council started off the year with their annual potluck supper, which was held at the Holl's. Later in the year a Car Bash was held in the BHS parking lot to raise money for the Mitchell Co. Food Pantry. The Council also had a canned food drive in Dec., the Jr. High also participated. The annual Superbowl Party was held at the Holl’s; the students made sundaes, and watched a video and the superbowl. The senior class won the class wall competition and had a free coke break. The Council was in charge of 3 concession stands. Spring events were Valentine’s Day Carnations, and StuCo Exchange. Annie and Becky catch up on the latest gossip while Melinda listens with complete concentration to the meeting. 99 Row 1 — Denise Daugherty, Molly Meats, Melinda Boettcher, Tammy Peterson, Stephanie Robinson. Row 2 — Troyette Lawson, Charissa Baxter, Jenny Haney, Angela Jones, Karen Heiman, Laurie Adams, Julie Wessling. Row 3 — Heidi Heidrick, Kathy Klenda, Amy Gravatt, Traci Belden, Margo Woods, Patty Bell, Janet Dameron, Shonda Cox. Row 4 — Lisa Axtell, Stacy Standley, Angie Wessling, Dena Boden, Malinda Slate, April McMillain, Rhonda Claussen. Row 5 — Dawn Nichols, Laura Lyle, Karen Gormly. Beloit Y-Teens celebrated the 1986-87 school year with the theme ‘‘Love of Another Kind,” which was derived from Amy Grant’s song by that name. In September, the club was represented at Annual Meeting and Fall Conference. Members donated canned food in November to give to needy families for Thanksgiving. In December, the group went caroling at Hilltop Lodge, then enjoyed a pizza party at the high school. February 13 was acknowledged as Y-Teen Hug Day, and the entire week before Valentine’s Day was Y-Teen Heart Sister Week. Then in the spring, members held a Little-Big Sister picnic at the park. The Beloit Y-Teens, though a small club, worked hard to make theirs the Caring organization it is meant to be. 100 The 1986-87 Cabinet members and their positions were — Left to Right — Denise Daugherty, secretary; Charissa Baxter, Devotions; Molly Meats, Treasurer; Angela Jones, Devotions; Melinda Boettcher, StuCo Representative; Karen Heiman, Service; Tammy Peterson. President; Laurie Adams, Program; Julie Wessling, Social; Stephanie Robinson, Vice-president. Drama Presents: Hop-Along Johnson BHS drama class presents, Hop-Along Johnson, to the Elementary students. David and Kendra portray their parts in ''Hop-Along Johnson. Melissa and Darin converse throughout the play. Jill Berchek, as Fe Fe Du Prey in the BHS spring play. The BHS drama department presented, “Hop-Along Johnson” for the Elementary School on January 9. The cast consisted of Hop-Along Johnson — David Williams, Fleet Foot —Misti Berchek, Marvu Lue Carmichal — Kendra Brigden, Fe Fe Du Prey — Jill Berchek, Bad Bill Hollyhocks — Darin Snyder, Dirk Quirk — Melissa Arnett, Bartender — Pam Kindlespanger, also Towns People — Kathleen Heiman, and Iva Grabill. The play was directed by Theresa Zimmer. 101 Honors Reign Students Show Tammy Peterson was also chosen for Honor Society. ilLDtfS Doug Twaddell was chosen for Honor Society. Heath Kolman was appointed to the Naval Academy. Rusty Carter was chosen to play in the Shrine Bowl. Kurtis Marozas qualified for State Journalism competition. Molly Meats and Julie Wessling were picked for Girls’ State. Eric Lampert, Cory Smith and Kurtis Marozas were picked for Boys’ State. At B.H.S. VO-TECH SKILLS — 1st Row. L to R — Mrs. Cashatt. Lisa Axtell, Trent Collins. Stephanie Robinson. Debbie Bell. Tammy Peterson. 2nd Row — Karen Heiman, Kelly Donely, Sue Foote. Kathi Clark. Kara Heiman, Tammie Cashatt. Mrs. Franklin. 3rd Row — Lisa Hull, Jami Carter. Melinda Tolbert. Kathy Klenda, Traci Belden. Stephanie Donker, Paul Remus, Barry Kadal. Denise Daughtery, Lorie Weber. The business department also placed first at the Concordia Skills Contest, and the Brown Mackie Contest. Ol 1 58K Cindy Swisher received the Dane Hanson Scholarship. She was also chosen for Honor Society. Trojan Boys picked for NCAA League Team — Kurtis Marozas, Rusty Carter. Paul Sheldon. Nathan Grabill, Lance McCune, Matt Neiwald. Mike Maxwell. Jason Vetter, Jamie Meier Honored on the Trojan Basketball teams were Jami Carter, Lisa Hull. James Caldwell. Mike Maxwell B.H.S. Their Ability (baccalaureate Jeri and Kris talk with Maria after the ceremony. Haccalauizatt Sunday, 17, 1987 8:00 P. JW. uxck Prelude Processional.............................. Mrs. Arlene Zachary Invocation................................Rev. Robert Conway Piano Solo................................................Jaci Kelley “Prelude in A Minor - Homer Grunn Scripture....................................Rev. Jack Wilson Ecclesiastes 11:9-10; 12:land 13; IThessalonians5:23 Vocal Solo........................................Paul Weakley “Friends Sermon.......................................Rev. Jack Wilson A Prayer For You Benediction............................... Rev. Robert Conway Recessional........................................Mrs. Arlene Zachary Ushers: JeffFarney TrojetteLawson PaulGastley Molly Meats Leaders: KurtisMarozas Jenny Haney Paul practices his solo, Friends,” accompanied by Kathi Clark. Kurt and Jenny were leaders for Baccalaureate and Commencement. (jraduati on 1987 Debbie Bell receives her diploma from Lindy Lindblad. KU scholars left to right were: L. Weber, B. Williams, K. Amerine, J. Kelley, H. Kolman, and C. Swisher. President Jason Vetter tells the class, Play the game of life to win, but above all, play. C.ommtncimtnt 104th xaJuation c fnnivtxxaxy Dhuxxday, cAlay 21, 19SI 8:00 P. M. Btlolt Q.unlox- Stnlox cSthooL Processional Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance by Edgar Elgar Invocation....................................Rev. Ed Crowley Welcome................................... Jason Vetter Class President Vocal Solo................................. Stephanie Robinson Beautiful Dreamer Senior Talk...................................... Jason Vetter Introduction of Class of 1937 ............... Mr. John Bottom Superintendent of Schools Trombone Solo.................................... DougTwadddl “The Hasse Suite - Johann Hasse Introduction of Speaker Mr Jim Kuhn Vice-Principal. Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Address .................. Success ........ Barbara Holmes 1973 BHS Graduate Presentation of Class d 1967 Mr VerlinR. Kolman Principal, Beloit Jr.-Sr. High School Awarding of Diplomas....................... Board of Education Mr. Lindy Lindblad Benediction..................................Rev. Larry GrabUl Recessional Orchestra Ushers: Eric Lam pert Melinda Boettcher Kevin Ka del Kathi Clark Barbara Holmes, 1973 BHS graduate, speaks to the senior class about Success. Nathan takes a moment to look back before graduation begins. Stephanie Robinson performs her solo, Beautiful Dreamer. 105 SEVENTH GRADERS Melinda Arnett Melissa Barstow Melinda Bean Sean Birch Scott Ahlvers Jennifer Brummer Jana Copp Errick Clark Luke Cashatt Anna Boden Jordan Cousland David Creitz Deidra Daugherty Jennie Deirs Nathan Dixon Amie Donker Laura Elloitt Darcy Farney Cary Duvall Kip Fulton Amy Gates Dawn Gronewoller Daniel Grummon Jenny Harrison 107 108 BREAK FOR Eric Ingram Kerri Isbell Heather Mitchell Amy Mott John Newcomer Cara Peterson Jason Piersee Kathy Pillard Michael Ribordy David Roberson Stephan Sasthoff THE TOP Brady Scott Jason Stelter James Shurts Jeff Slate D. D. Soden Shane Standley Lori Striet Lori Thompson Mikki Tice Mark Tolbert Bryan Walz Richard Watts Carla Welch 109 Curt Zajic EIGHTH GRADERS Anderson, Kelli Axtell, Jennifer Ayers, Jennifer Bailey, Julie Baxter, Troy Birch, Robert Brigden, Becky Brummer, April Bunch, Dennis Carl, Casey Chase, Mike Colby, Nick Collins, Tifany Colpitts, Jennifer Dameron, Sam Daniels, Brian Dillon, Matt Edelman, Alethia Emmot, Christine Evans, Shannon File, Joe File, Marna Finney, Diane Foreman, Trevor Foulke, Brian Fuller, Josh Garst, Brian Gengler, Amy Golden, Doug Gormly, Larry Gosselin, Renee Grauerholz, Enos Harr, Trenton Harvey, Janelle Heidrick, Stacey Helzer, Eric 110 DREAM OF Hessenflow, Sara Higle, John Hill, Jeff Hilt, Eric Hoffman. Marcus Johnson, Stacy Jordan, Brian Kadel, Clayton Kadel, Stephanie Kimberly. Angie Kruse, Gretchen Lam pert, Paul Lange, Jennifer Larson, Becky Meier, Michelle Miller, Amy Miller, Melissa Mohler, Mike Montgomery, Marla Morrell, Jeff Mott, Jay Myers, Todd Peterson, Dina Powers, Monique Rehmert, Jennifer Ribordy, Jerry Roberts, Phillip Robinson, Stacia Ryan, Angie Senters, Barbara Senters, Dennis Smith, Marci Snyder, Don Soden, Garett Staley, Yvonne Stein, Mike 111 HIGH SCHOOL YEARS 112 8th Football Back Row, L to R — Josh Fuller, Travis Shellhamer, Don Snyder, Brian Daniels, Joe File, Nick Colby, Todd Myers, Trenton Harr, Eric Hilt, Mike Chase, Trevor Foreman, Mike Stein, Garett Sonden. Front Row — Eric Helzer, Matt Dillon, Brian Foulke. Kevin Zachary, Troy Baxter, Marcus Hoffman, Sam Dameron, Phillip Roberts, Jason Terry. Chad Thompson and Jeff Hill. 7th Football Back Row, L to R — Scott Ahlvers, Jason Konzem, Richard Watts, Mark Tolbert, Brian Walz, Darren Ulery, James Shurts, Tim Mehl, Jason Stelter. Front Row — Jeff Slate, Errick Clark, Jason Pierse, David Roberson, Brady Scott, Curt Zajic, Luke Cashatt, John Newcomer, and Eric Ingram. 8th Volleyball Back Row, L to R — Sara Hessenflow, Stephanie Kadel, Stephanie Stewart, Cande Woods, Marci Smith, Tifani Collins, Jennifer Rehmert, Julie Bailey. Middle Row — Michele Meier, Angie Kimberly. Becky Brigden. Stacy Tossick, Jeri Whitlow, Amy Gengler, Kelli Anderson, Shannon Evans. Front Row — Becky Larson, Stacia Robinson, Marla Montgomery, Jennifer Lange, Janelle Harvey, Angie Ryan and Christine Emmot. 114 7th Grade Standing — Nikki White, Darcy Farney. Jenny Harrison, Marcy Meats. Deidra Daugherty, Dawn Gronewoller. Melissa Barstow, Laura Elliott, Heather Mitchell. Kendra Wagner, Karen File. Kneeling — D. D. Soden, Amy Gates. Mikki Tice, Kriste Hotter, Shawna Jordan. Kerri Isabell. Jill Hull. Sitting — Jana Jones, Kathy Pillard, Melinda Arnett, Lori Thompson, Jana Copp. Cheerleaders Stacy Heidrick, Becky Brigden, Stephanie Stwart, Angie Ryan, Marci Smith. Y-Teens First Row — Marla Montgomery, Jenniter Lange, Stephanie Stewart, Tittany Collins, Becky Brigden, Angie Kimberly. Stacy Heidrick, Angie Ryan, Michell Meier, Dina Petterson, Stacia Robinson. Second Row — Diane Finney, Jenniter Colpitts, Becky Larson, Stacy Johnson, Julie Baily, Kelli Anderson, Sara Hessentlow, Marcy Smith, Renee Gosselin, Stephanie Kadel, Jenniter Rehmert, Christine Emmot, Shannon Evans. Third Row — D. D. Soden, Heather Mitchell. Marci Meats. Kerri Isabell, Deidra Daughtery, Melinda Arnett, Kristi Hotter, Melinda Bean, Melissa Barstow, Shala Herberholz, Jana Copp, Lori Thompson, Amy Gengler, Jeri Whitlow, Mikki Tice. Fourth Row — Dawn Gronewoller, Carla Welch, Teresa McGuin, Moneque Powers, Jana Jones, Jenny Harrison, Darci Farney, Laura Elliott, Jill Hull, Amy Gates, Janelle Harvey, Stacy Wendell. Fitth Row — Mrs. Williams. Sponsor, Anna Boden, Cara Peterson, Susan Williams, Amie Donker, Jenny Diers, Kendra Wagner, Jenniter Brummer, April Brummer, Gretchen Kruse, Barbra Senters, Jenniter Axtel. Marna File, Candi Woods, Stacy Tossick. 115 Jr. High Band D. Peterson, A. Gengler, J. Rhemert, S. Tossick, J. Harvey, H. Mitchell, D. Farney, J. Copp, K. Anderson, B. Brigden, S. Stewart, J. Whitlow, A. Kimberly, A. Ryan, S. Hessenflow, C. Isbell, D. Daugherty, M. Barstow, A. Donker, M. Tice, J. Hill, A. Gates, D. Grummon, M. Meats, J. Harrison, K. Pillard, B. Walz, A. Brummer, S. Jordan, K. Hotter, M. Arnett, C. Em-mot, S. Kadel, S. Heidrick, J. Lange, D. Roberson, D. Gronewoller, J. Jones, K. Peterson, J. Shurts, S. Ahlvers, B. Scott, D. Ulery, J. Cousland, B. Daniels, J. Morrell, T. Collins, M. Meier, B. Larso, D. Crietz, J. Newcomer, J. File, T. Foreman, P. Lampert, C. Thompson, P. Roberts, T. Mehl, J. Slate, J. Fuller, T. J. Myers, T. Baxter, S. Williams, S. Herberholz, J. Konzem, M. Tolbert, M. Smith, M. Stein, C. Carl, B. McShane. M. Montgomery, M. Hottman. Jr. Orchestra K. Anderson, B. Brigden, M. Smith, M. Montgomery, A. Edelman, D. Peterson, M. Meier, J. Lange, A. Gengler, S. Hessentlow, S. Stewart, C. Emmot, B. Jordan, M. Wichers, T. Heidrick, H. Trickett, S. Pearson, C. Hubbard, C. Peterson, A. Gates, M. Barstow, D. Farney, L. Elliott, J. Jones, A. Boden, S. Jordan, S. Standley, M. Williams, C. Thummel, B. Barstow, J. Webert, J. Lewis, J. McShane, S. Piersee, M. Lee, A. Yeary, M. Heidrick, J. Meier, Justin Emmot, M. Boettcher, L. Elliott, R. Treaster, S. Elder, S. Harvey, A. Adams, S. Heidrick. First Edition K. File, L. Thompson, C. Peterson, M. Barstow, A. Gengler, D. Farney, D. Gronewoller, S. Jordan, A. Ryan, M. Meier, S. Hessenflow, B. Brigden, A. Kimberly, D. Roberson, M. Tice, C. Emmot, J. Brummer, S. Heidrick, A. Gates, J. Rehmert, S. Stewart, T. Collins, K. Hotter, T. Mehl, S. Ahlvers, J. Morrell, D. Peterson, B. Jordan, M. Smith, T. Myers, D. Grummon, T. Baxter. P. Roberts, C. Carl. Not Pictured — S. Dameron, J. Copp, and D. Creitz. 116 Jr. High Basketball 8th Grade Shannon Evans, Jennifer Lange, Becky Brigden, Angela Ryan, Marla Montgomery, Michelle Meier, Amy Gengler. Back Row — Karen Bater, Stacy Heidrick, Jennifer Rehmert, Marci Smith, Stacy Johnson, Stephanie Stewart, Stephanie Kadel, W. Neil. 8th Grade Kevin Zachary, Paul Lampert, Troy Baxter, David Evans, Chad Thompson, Casey Carl. Back Row — Mike Stein, Todd Myers, Joe File, Brian Daniels, Trevor Foreman, Eric Hilt, Jason Terry, Jeff Morrel. 7th Grade Jordan Cousland, Luke Cashatt, John Newcomer, Curt Zajic, Shane Standley. Back Row — Scott Ahlvers, Brady Scott, Mark Tolbert, Jay Konzen, James Shurts, Brian Walz. 117 Wrestling Back Row — Coach Bice, Tim Mehl, Darren Ulery, Mark Tolbert, Nick Colby, Todd Myers, Trenton Harr, Eric Hilt, Brian Foulke, Jay Konzem, Coach Niemcheck. Middle Row — Jason Monty, David Roberson, Matt Dillion, Jason Stelter, Jeff Slate, James Shurts, Scott Ahlvers, Brady Scott, David Evans, Marcus Hoffman, Luke Cashatt, Kristi Hotter, Stephanie Kadel. 7th Grade Coach: Karn Bader, Kristi Hotter, Karyn File, Jennifer Brummer, Dawn Gronewoller, Marcy Meats, Nikki White, Shannon Evans, Shawna Jordon, Amy Gates, Lori Thompson, Kerri Isbell, Jill Hull, Kathy Pillard, Amy Gengler, Coach: Winifred Kneil. Jr. High Track 7th Grade Girls Front Row. L-R — Carla Welch, Melinda Arnett. Kerri Isbell, Jill Hull. Jana Capp. Back, L-R — Kristi Hotter, Nikki White, Deidra Daugherty, Heather Mitchell, Dawn Gronewoller, Laura Elliott. Marcy Meats. Darcy Farney. Amie Donker. 7th Grade Boys Front Row. L-R — Daniel Grummon. Shane Standley. David Roberson. Scott Ahlvers. Brady Scott, John Newcomer. Back, L-R — Eric Ingram, James Shurts, Richard Watts, Mark Tolbert, Jay Konzem, Bryan Walz. 8th Grade Girls Front Row. L-R — Angie Ryan, Michelle Meier, Jeri Whitlow, Becky Brigden, Stacia Robinson, Marla Montgomery, Christine Emmot. Back, L-R — Kelli Anderson, Julie Bailey, Stephanie Stewart, Jenniter Rehmert, Marci Smith, Stacey Heidrick, Sara Hessenflow, Stephanie Kadel, Angie Kimberly. 8th Grade Boys Front Row, L-R — Don Synder, Brian Foulke, Matt Dillon, Phillip Roberts, Paul Lampert, Troy Baxter, Trevor Foreman. Back, L-R — Jason Terry. Eric Hilt, Nick Colby, Todd Myers. Mike Chase, Mike Stein, Joe File, Brian Daniels. 119 First Annual The first annual Project Graduation was received well by the senior class of 1987. A casino atmosphere highlighted the evening with former B.H.S. graduates serving the refreshments. Sponsoring the event were parents, faculty, administration, and interested members of the community. Every graduate received a prize or had an opportunity to bid on a prize donated by the community or interested businesses. It is expected that this project will continue at B.H.S. Bonnie Wilson and Sharon Kadel show the souvenior shirt that all graduates received. Lorie Weber and Shonda Cox enjoy some conversation with their dates. Heath and Nathan sign in at the door. Stephanie and Paul look like they are having fun as they stop to pose for a picture. Terri Ackerman helps serve nonalcoholic drinks. Joe Witt, Corey Pohlman, and Marvin Weber, show smiles of enjoyment. Several juniors enjoy the game of blackjack. 124 Project Graduation Cory, Terrance and Mike enjoy playing blackjack. Vaughn. John, and Jill concentrate on their blackjack cards. Barb Meier and former graduate JaLynn Copp watch over the bank. Vaughn Studer a big winner shows us his new black and white television. 125 Index Abell. Kurtis 38. 78. 122 Adams. Laurie 37. 38. 56. 68. 78. 83. 84. 85. 89. 98. 99.122 Ahlvers. Scott 107. 114. 116. 117,118.119 Albert. Greg 37. 38.60. 74. 122 Albert. Laura 19.30. 80. 120 Alcorn. Dean 19. 29. 120 Alexander. Tammy Amenne. Kristin 18. 48. 56. 59. 64. 68. 72. 73. 84. 85. 98. 105. 120 Ammons. Bryan 34. 121 Anderson. Amy Anderson. Kelli 68. 110. 114. 115, 116. 119 Arnett. Melinda 107. 115. 116, 119 Arnett. Melissa 37. 38. 51. 101. 122 Axtell, Jennifer 110. 115 Axtell. Lisa 34. 84. 85. 100. 103 Ayers. Jennifer 110 Bailey. Julie 110. 114. 115. 119 Bailey. Kristen 37. 38. 62. 68. 72. 78. 80. 83. 84. 85. 87. 122 Baker. Hans 4. 33. 34. 60. 74. 84. 85. 96. 121 Baker. Robert 8 Barstow. Melissa 107.115. 116 Barstow. Todd 37. 38. 68. 84. 85.122 Baxter. Chanssa 37. 38. 78. 84. 85. 100. 122 Baxter. Troy 100. 114. 116. 117. 119 Bean. Melinda 107.115 Bean. Melissa 42. 80. 96. 123 Belden. Trac. 37. 38. 46. 56. 62. 68. 84. 85. 96. 103. 122 Bell. Deanna 42. 68. 89. 96. 123 Bell. Debbie 16. 18. 20. 29. 31.48. 53. 57. 68. 84. 85. 89. 95. 103. 105. 120 Bell. Patty 37. 38. 78. 84. 85. 87. 89. 122 Bemen. Montee 37. 38. 60. 76. 122 Berchek. Jason 37. 38. 66. 122 Berchek. Jenell 37. 38. 62. 122 Berchek. Jill 37. 38.62. 63. 101. 122 Berchek. Misti 34. 121 Bice. Carl 8.68. 85. 118 Bice. Marsha 18. 29. 54. 55. 62.83. 84. 85. 120 Birch. Robert 100 Birch. Sean 107 Blackburn. Pat 8.66 Blomberg. Brian Blomberg. Dana 18. 21. 54. 55. 57. 120 Boden. Anna 107. 115. 116 Boden. Dena 42. 85. 123 Boden. John 42. 123 Boden. Richard 14. 19. 21. 28. 31. 57. 78. 84. 85. 120 Boden. Teresa 34. 78. 84. 85. 120 Boettcher. Andy 37. 38. 56. 66. 70. 78. 96.98. 99. 122 Boettcher. Melinda 4. 33. 34. 36. 78. 84. 85. 87. 96 98. 121 Boomer. Scott 33. 34. 46. 60. 74. 75. 76 Bowers. Chene42. 78. 89. 123 Bowers. Chris 33. 34. 45.46. 60.68. 78. 96. 121 Bowles. Charles 34. 121 Brassfield. Erica 42. 68. 83. 89. 96. 123 Brigden. Becky 110. 113. 114.115. 116. 117.119 Bngden. Kendra 42. 50. 51. 59. 64. 68. 72. 73. 78. 83. 101. 123 Brown. Chris 16. 17. 19. 20. 27. 29. 30. 48. 56. 68. 84. 85. 89. 120 Brown. Jerry 3. 14. 16. 19. 21. 27. 29. 31. 60. 80. 81. 120 Brummer. April 110. 115, 116 Brummer. Jennifer 107. 115, 118 Brummer. Mark 14. 18. 120 Bunch. Dennis 110 Bunger. Annie 38. 62. 64. 72. 84. 85. 122 Bunger. Ten 41. 42.96. 100. 123 Burgan. Mike 11 Caldwell. James 33. 34. 59.60. 66.80. 103. 121 Caldwell. Pete 8. 60 Campbell. Bill 6. 8 Carl. Casey 110. 116. 117 Carl. Richard 11. 16.66 Carlton. Gene 12 Carrico. Kurtis 14. 15. 18. 21. 27. 30. 52. 68. 76. 78. 84.85.87.98. 120 Carter. Jami 38. 59. 62. 63. 64. 65. 68. 72. 84. 85. 96. 103. 122 Carter. Rusty 4. 15. 16. 17. 18. 27. 29. 31. 48. 60. 61. 87. 102. 103. 120 Cashatt. Luke 107.114. 117. 118 Cashatt. Pat 6. 8 Cashatt. Tammie 34.46.47. 56. 83. 84. 85. 103 Chase. M.ke 110.114. 119 Clark. Errick 114 Clark. Kathi 34. 50. 57. 68. 83. 84. 85. 89. 98. 103, 104 Claussen, Mike 123 Claussen. Rhonda 41.42.96. 100. 123 Clegg. Diana 8 Colby. Jason 41.42. 60. 68. 74. 84. 85. 123 Colby. Lisa 42. 84. 85. 123 Colby. Nick 110. 114. 118. 119 Collins. Tifam 110. 114. 115, 116 Collins. Trent 34. 46. 59. 60. 66. 70. 103 Colpitts. Jennifer 110. 115 Colpitts. Kara 14. 18. 78. 120 Conway. Allison 37. 38. 56. 68. 78. 83. 84. 85. 89. 96. 122 Cooper. Michelle 42. 78. 96. 123 Copp. Jana 107. 115.116. 119 Cousland, Craig 8 Cousland. Jordan 107. 116, 117 Cox. Shonda 3. 16. 19. 21. 29. 30. 31. 48. 64. 80. 120, 124 Crannell. Erica 37. 38. 64. 78. 84. 85. 122 Crannell. Tony 19. 84. 85. 120 Crawford. Betty 8 Crectz. David 107. 116 Crowley. Angela 19. 20.21. 27. 84. 85. 120 Crowley. Jason 38.60. 66. 74. 122 Dameron. Janet 38. 68. 78. 84. 85. 100, 122 Dameron, Sam 110, 113. 114 Daniels. Brian 110.114. 116. 117. 119,123 Daugherty. Deidra 107. 115, 116. 119 Daugherty. Denise 33. 34. 46. 62. 67. 68. 77. 78. 83 84. 85. 87. 96. 98. 99. 103 Debolt. Marcie42. 85 Devore, Ed 8 Diers. Chip 38. 74. 122 Diers. Jennie 107. 118 Dillner. Paula 22. 27. 29. 30. 78. 85. 120 Dillon. Matt 110. 114. 118. 119 Dixon. Nathan 107. 118 Doggett. Kevin 42. 68. 123 Donker. Amie 107. 115. 116. 119 Donker. Stephanie 38. 68. 72. 78. 84 . 85. 103. 122, 124 Donley. Kelli 38. 68. 78.80. 83. 84. 85.96. 103. 122 Dunkm. Diana 38. 39 Duvall. Cary 107 Eck. Lisa 123 Edelman. Alethia 110, 116 Edwards. Jeff 42. 123 Edert. Kristine 14. 17. 22. 29. 30. 31. 50. 72. 73. 78. 83.85.98. 104. 120 Eilert. Sharon 11 Eilert. Shawnda 38. 39. 78. 80. 84. 85. 122 Eilert. Tina 15. 22. 29. 30.49. 78.98. 123 Elder. Lee 6.8.80.81 Elder. Shawn 42.60. 123 Elliott. Laura 107. 115. 116, 118. 119 Emmot. Christine 110. 114. 115. 116. 119 Endsley. Troy 33. 34. 121 English. Richard 3.4. 33. 34.45. 46. 60. 76.121 Evans. David 117, 118 Evans. Mike 12 Evans. Shane 39. 56. 60. 68. 74. 122 Evans. Shannon 110. 114. 115. 117. 118 Farney. Darcy 107, 115. 116. 119 Farney. Jeff 34. 56. 87. 121. 124 File. Joe 110, 114. 116. 119 File. Karyn 107. 115. 116. 118 File. Marna 110. 115 Finney. Diane 115 Finney. Elizabeth 123 Fleming. Chuck 42. 51.62. 70. 101 Fobes. Tammy 4. 34. 76. 84. 85. 87. 89. 121 Fogo. Betty 6. 12 Foote. Sue 34. 59.62. 72. 84. 85. 103. 121. 124 Foreman. Tiffany 34. 62. 68. 78. 84. 85. 96. 121. 124 Foreman. Trevor 110. 115, 116, 119 Foster. David 42.60. 67. 123 Foster. Doug 37. 39. 56. 70. 98. 99. 122 Foulke. Brian 110. 114. 118. 119 Foulke. Marsha 39. 122 Foulke. Scott 23 Francis. Kendal 34. 50. 51. 78. 84. 85. 96. 121 Franklin. Sondra 6. 8. 103 Fuller. Jeff 34. 80. 121 Fuller. Josh 110. 114. 116 Fulton. Bobby Fulton. Kip 107 Garst. Brian 110 Garst. Roseanna 37. 45. 68. 78. 83. 84. 85. 87. 89. Gastley. Paul 4. 33. 34. 49. 57. 59. 60. 68. 69. 78. 84. 85. 87. 121 Gastley. Stephen 42. 60. 68. 69. 123 Gates. Amy 107. 115. 116. 118 Gates. Brian 42. 67. 68. 70. 123 Gebhart, Kim 20. 23. 27. 30. 31. 53. 54. 55 Gengler. Amy 110. 114. 115. 116. 117.118 Gengler. Tom 34. 121 Gentry. Mary 12 Genng. Shelby 42. 80. 123 Gilmore. Helen 9 Golden. Daryl 37. 39. 60. 122 Golden. Doug 110 Good. Carol 11 Gormly. Karen 39. 85. 122 Gormly. Larry 110 Gormly. Mack 23. 120 Gosselm. Renee 110. 115 Gosselm, Rodney 42. 123 Grabill. Iva 43. 68. 123 Grabill. Nathan 15. 16. 17. 20. 22. 28. 54. 55. 56. 59. 60. 74.80.84.85. 103. 120. 124 Grabill. Stanley 39.46. 56. 60. 68. 80. 84.85. 122 Grauerholz. Enos 110 Gravatt. Amy 39. 56. 62. 70. 84. 85. 96. 122 Gravatt. Jill 16. 17. 22. 29. 31. 48. 49. 53. 56. 87. 89. 95. 120. 125 Gronewoller. Dawn 107. 115. 116, 118. 119 Grummon. Daniel 107. 116. 119 Guirao. Maria 16. 17. 22. 31. 54. 55. 64. 82. 83. 96. 98. 120 Halfhide. Billy 39.84.85.122 Halfhide. Carrie 43. 123 Haney. Jenny 4. 33. 34. 49. 57. 62. 78. 84. 85. 104. 121 Harbaugh. M.ke 9. 68. 116 Harmon. Dawn 35. 121 Harr. Tracy 39.68. 122 Harr. Trenton 110. 114, 118 Harrison. Jami 35. 60. 121 Harrison, Jenny 107. 115, 116 Harvey. Brian 16. 23. 76. 84. 85 Harvey. Janelle 110. 114. 115. 116 Harvey. Michelle 35.84. 85 Hayden. Sandy 35. 78.85. 121 Heidrick, Heidi 4. 35. 46. 59. 64. 78. 84. 85. 96.98. 99 Heidnck. Stacey 68. 110. 115. 116. 117, 119 Hetman. Kara 37. 78. 85. 89. 96. 103. 122 Hetman. Karl 35. 121 Hetman. Karen 35. 39. 78. 100. 103. 121 Heiman. Kathileen 51. 100. 101 Heiman. Marsha 43. 123 Helzer. Eric 110. 114 Herberholz. Shala 107. 115. 116 Herbie. Tami 46. 83.84. 85 Hessenflow. Sara 110. 114. 115. 116. 119 Highland. Jen 17. 23. 29. 30. 49. 50. 104. 120 Highland. Jim 37. 39. 60. 74. 122 Higle. John 111 Hiles. Bill 6.9. 60 Hill. Jeff 111. 114 Hilt. Eric 111, 114. 117, 118. 119 Hilt. Kelly 39. 62. 63. 64. 68. 72. 80. 83. 84. 85. 98. 99. 122 Hiserote. Tressa 39.122 Hoestje. Kim 4. 43. 46. 64. 71. 78.83. 84. 85. 123 Hoestje. Will 9 Hotter. Krist. 108. 115. 116. 118. 119 Hotter. Matt 35. 59.68.69. 121 Hoftman. Marcus 110. 114. 116. 118 Holl. Bob 6. 9. 79.98.99 Horn. Chuck 39 Horn. Tedd 39. 84. 85. 122 Howland. Bud 43 Hudson. Brad 43. 68. 74. 123 Hudson. Brenda 43. 64. 84. 85. 123 Hutt. Jennifer 121 Hull. Jill 108. 115. 116. 118. 119 Hull. Lisa 37. 39. 46. 59. 62. 64. 96. 98. 99. 103. 122 Ingram. Eric 108. 114, 119 Ireland. Marjorie 12 Isbell. Kerr. 108. 115. 116. 118, 119 Jackson. Jeremy 43.68. 80. 123 Jay. Jenny 4. 43. 64. 83. 84. 85. 96. 123 Johnson. Mike 43.67 Johnson. Stacy 96. 111,115. 117 Jones. Angela 43. 83. 84. 85. 100. 123 Jones. Jana 108. 115. 116 Jordan. Brian 11. 116 Jordan. Shawna 108. 115. 116. 118 Kadel. Barry 14. 15. 17. 23. 54. 55. 59. 60. 61. 66. 67. 87. 103. 120 Kadel. Buffy 39. 56. 72. 84. 85. 122 Kadel. Clayton 111 Kadel. Dan 43. 68. 123 Kadel. Kevin 35. 59. 68.69. 87. 121 Kadel. Lynn 14. 16. 22. 54. 55. 59. 68.69. 120 Kadel. Stephanie 111. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119 Kelley. Jaci 22. 49. 54. 55. 56. 64. 68. 72. 79. 84. 85. 105 Kimberly. Angie 11.114. 115. 116. 119 Kimberly. Shawn 3. 20. 22. 31. 52. 60. 70. 80. 120 Kmdlesparger. Pam 37. 39. 84. 85. 101 Kjellberg. Justin 39. 74. 122 Klenda. Kathy 37. 39. 46. 59. 62. 63. 64. 65. 70. 98. 122 Kohler. Mike 3. 14. 16. 20. 23. 57. 76. 80. 81. 120. 125 Kohn. Debra Kolman. Heath 23. 48. 60. 74. 75. 79. 80. 98. 99. 102. 105. 120. 124 Kolman. Verlin 7.45. 104 Konzem. Jay 4. 108. 114. 116, 117. 119 Konzem. Matt 41. 43. 60. 67. 80. 84. 85. 123 Koster. Mark 12 Kruse. Gretchen 111,115 Kuhn, Carle 11 Kuhn. Jim 7. 105 Labuary. Geary 9. 60 lacoe. Erik 43. 123 Lampert. Eric 32. 35. 60. 66. 84. 85. 102. 121 lampert. Paul 111. 113. 116. 117. 119 Lange. James 15. 23.27. 29. 31. 60. 76. 80. 120 Lange. Jennifer 114, 115, 116. 117 Larson. Becky 111. 114. 115. 116 Larson. Jackie 9 Lavy. Glenn 43. 67. 123 Lawson. Tom 43. 60. 67. 84. 85. 123 Lawson. Troyette 33. 35. 57.62. 78.96. 121 Lewis. Came 37.40. 62. 78. 80. 84. 85. 122 Lewis. Jeremy 43. 60. 68. 84, 85. 123 Lmdblad. Brent 14. 17. 24. 31. 60. 66. 68. 70. 71. 79. 85.96. 120 Littrell. Dawn 35. 52. 78. 83. 84. 121 L.ttrell. Jana 43. 78. 84. 85. 96. 123 Long. Donna 12 Lopez. Kasey 4, 41. 43. 123 Lyle. Laura 100. 121 Lyle. Wade 35. 46. 84. 85. 121 Lynch. Shane 35. 60.66. 70. 121 Marozas. Kathy 12 Marozas. Kurtis 4. 33. 35. 46. 59. 60. 61. 66. 74. 78. 84. 85. 87.96. 98. 102. 103. 104. 121 Mason. Clayton 108 Mason. Clinton 108 Mason, James 108 Massey. Gary 43 Massey. Jerry 43 Matlock. Angie 43. 123 Matlock. Billy 4.40. 60.61. 74. 122 Maxwell. Mark 44.60. 67. 74. 84. 85. 123 Maxwell. Mike 16. 17. 24. 28. 31. 55. 59. 60. 61. 66. 74. 75. 76. 78. 95. 103. 120 McCune. Lance 13. 17. 24. 27. 29. 31. 48. 57. 60. 74. 75. 85. 103 McDaniel, Diana 9. 76. 95 McDonald. Shawn 40. 122 McDonald. Sherry 25 McDonald. Noalee44, 68. 72. 96. 123 McGaughey. Mark 35. 68. 78. 80. 121 McGuin. Teresa 115 McGuire. Charlie 40. 52. 66. 78. 122 McKnown. Robyn 40. 122 McMillan. April 43. 96. 100. 123 McShane. Bill 108. 116 Meats. Marcy 108. 115.116. 118 Meats. Molly 4. 33. 35.64. 65. 78. 84. 85. 96. 98. 102 Mehl. Sherry 44, 78. 123 Mehl.Tim 108. 114. 116. 118 Meier. Jamie 3. 14. 16. 17. 19. 20. 29. 30. 48. 57. 59. 60. 70.71.80.87. 103. 104. 120 Meier. Michele 111, 114, 115. 116. 117,119 Meili. John 108 Miller. Amy 111 Miller. Debbie 33 Miller. Melissa 111 Mills. David 40. 122 Mitchell. Becky 4. 41. 44. 46. 64. 72. 73. 84. 85. 98. 99 Mitchell. Heather 108. 115. 116. 119 Mohler. Mike 110 Moncrieff, Paul 44. 84. 85. 123 Index Montgomery. Marla 68. 111. 114. 115. 116. 117, 119 Monty. Jason 4. 108. 118 Morrell. Jeff 111. 113. 116. 117 Mott. Amy 108 Mott. Jay 111 Myers. Todd 106. 114. 116. 118. 119 Nelson. Jennie 44. 123 Nelson. Kelly 3. 16. 20. 21. 25. 29. 30. 31. 50. 53. 120 Nelson. Scott 44. 67. 96 Newcomer. Bonnie 6. 9. 45 Newcomer. John 108. 114. 116. 117. 119 Nichols. Dawn 25. 84. 85. 100. 120 Niemczyk. Andy 68. 118 Niewald. Matt 3. 33. 35. 46. 60. 103. 121 Noah. Joyce 40. 85. 122 Nothern. Nathalie 35. 47. 56. 57. 83. 84. 85 Nyberg. Tracy 40. 56. 60. 66. 74. 75. 122 Odle. Melinda 41. 44. 46. 64. 72. 78. 83. 84. 85. 98 Odle. Todd 37. 40. 66. 83. 122 Odle. Troy 14. 24. 27. 30. 50. 51. 57. 60. 70. 71. 80. 84.85. 120 Otte. Matt 44. 68. 123 Paillet. Jason 44. 70. 71.123 Peters. Kevin Peters. Rory 17. 24. 28. 30.60. 120 Peters. Shannon 35. 59. 60. 68. 69. 121 Peterson. Cara 108. 115.116 Peterson. D.na 111. 115. 116 Peterson. Mary Lou 9 Peterson. Matt 37.40. 68. 96. 122 Peterson. Tammy 16. 24. 28. 29. 30. 31. 45. 52. 53. 54.55.95. 100. 103. 120 Piersee. Jason 108 P.llard. Kathy 108. 115. 116. 118 Pohlman. Corey 17. 25. 27. 124 Pohlman. Jolmda 27. 40. 80. 122 Porter. Janna 9 Powers. Monique 111. 115 Powers. Terrance 15. 17. 25. 28. 76. 120. 125 Rehmert. Jennifer 111. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119 Remus. Paul 13. 15. 17. 25. 27. 31. 45. 66. 79. 80. 98. 103. 120 Ribordy. Jerry 111 Ribordy, Michael 108 Richards. Kan 40. 123 Roberson. David 108. 114. 116. 118.119 Roberts. Phillip 111. 114. 116. 119 Roberts. Stas ha 111 Robinson. Stac.a 111. 114, 115, 119 Robinson. Stephanie 16. 17. 20. 28. 29. 30. 53. 56. 84. 85. 87. 100. 103. 120 Rouse. Kim 35. 84. 85. 100 Rowh, Jay 11 Rufener. Larry 5. 11 Rufener, Patty 12 Rutten. Ginger 17. 20. 24. 53. 85. 120 Ryan. Angela 111. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117.119 Saathoff. Stephan 108 Sahfeld. Mary 9 Saltkill. Ricky 40. 122 Schellhamer. Travis 114 Scott. Barry 16. 24.27. 76.80. 87. 120 Scott. Brady 108. 114. 116, 117, 118. 119 Selewski. Marc 35. 45. 121 Senters. Barbara 111, 115 Senters. Dean 40. 122 Senters. Dennis 111 Senters, Randy 40. 123 Shamburg, Donrvda Sheldon. Paul 20. 25. 28. 54. 55. 57. 60. 61. 70. 71. 82. 83. 98. 99. 103. 104. 120 Shubert. Steve 14. 60. 120 Shurts. James 114. 116. 117. 118. 119 Shurts. Matt 44. 60. 67. 74. 84. 85. 87 Simmons. Arlyn 12 Slate. Jeff 4. 109. 114, 116. 118 Slate. Malmda 44. 83. 100. 123 Smith. Brad 36. 121 Smith. Cory 32. 36. 66. 74. 84. 85. 102.121 Smith, Larry 10 Smith. Marci 68. 111. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119 Snyder. Dar.n 44. 51.60. 68. 87. 101. 123 Snyder. Don 111. 114. 118. 119 Snyder. Michelle 36. 52. 78. 84. 85 Snyder. Sherry 10 Soden.D D 109. 115 Soden. Garett 111, 113, 114 Staley. Yvonne 111 Standley. Shane 109, 116. 117. 119 Standley, Stacy 41, 44. 83. 84. 85. 100. 123 Stem, Lisa 40. 122 Stem. Mike 111. 114. 116. 117. 119 Stelter. Cory 21. 25. 29. 30. 31. 50. 51. 60. 68. 80. 120. 125 Stelter. Dan 40. 60. 68. 122 Stelter. Jason 109. 114. 118 Stewart. Stephanie4. 111. 113. 114. 115. 116. 119 Stout. Barry 36. 121 Stover. Mark 33. 36. 121 Streit. Lon 109 Stroede. Randy 14. 15. 17.25. 54. 55. 80. 81. 120 Stroop. Elizabeth 12 Struble. Chris 40. 60. 68. 83. 122 Struble. Phyllis 10 Studer. Vaughn 14. 21. 26. 80. 81. 98. 104. 120.125 Swisher. Cindy 14. 26. 29. 49. 53. 78. 85. 103. 105. 120 Terry. Jason 112. 114. 119 Terry. Jennifer 33. 36. 46. 56. 62. 64. 65. 68. 72. 73. 78. 84. 85. 96 Thierolf. Judy 12 Thompson. Chad 112. 114. 116. 117 Thompson. Lori 109. 115. 116. 118 Thummel. Robbie 44. 67. 68. 70. 96. 123 Tice. Mikk. 109. 115. 116 Tilton. Leslie 37.40. 62. 78. 84. 85. 96. 122 Tolbert. Mark 109. 114.116. 117. 118. 119 Tolbert. Melinda 33. 36. 57. 68. 78. 84. 85. 89. 103. 121 Tossick. Stacey 112. 114. 115. 116 Treaster. Sharon 10.96 Twaddell. Doug 26. 45. 50. 66. 74. 75. 84. 85. 102. 120 Twaddell. Ladeanna 10 Twaddell. Tanya 37. 40. 64. 72. 78. 83. 84. 85 Ulery. Darren 109. 116. 118 Ulery. Kevin 44. 60. 68. 74. 114. 123 Ullom. Robbie 40. 122 Van Pelt. Hut 26. 29. 120 Vetter. Jason 14. 15. 18. 37. 55. 57. 58. 60. 61. 87. 95.98.99. 103. 105. 120 Wagner. Chris 112 Wagner. Kendra 109. 115 Walters. Tara 41. 44. 78. 89.96. 123 Walz. Bryan 109. 114. 116. 117. 118. 119 Walz. Christ. 40. 59. 62. 68. 84. 85. 122 Watts. Richard 109. 114. 119 Weakley. Paul 3. 14. 16. 27. 30. 31.49. 50. 59. 60. 76. 85. 101. 104. 120. 124 Weber. Jon. 44. 84. 85.96. 123 Weber. Lone 14. 26. 31. 103. 104. 120. 124 Weber. Marv.n 14. 17. 26. 29. 30. 120. 124 Webster. Kathy 6. 10 Webster. Phillip 112 Webster. Roberta 121 Welch. Carla 109. 115. 118. 119 Wendell. Jennifer 36. 78. 121 Wendell. Stacy 112, 115 Wesslmg. Angela 41.44. 46.68. 78.83. 84. 85. 89. 98. 110. 123 Wesslmg. Julie 3. 4. 36. 78. 83. 84. 85. 95. 100. 102. 121 White. Nikki 109. 115. 118. 119 Whitlow. Jen 4. 112. 114. 115. 116. 119 Wiles. Darrel 12 Wiles. Darwin 44. 60. 79. 84. 85. 123 Williams. Brett 17. 21. 26. 30. 80. 81. 105. 120 Williams. David 6. 36. 53. 84. 85. 101. 121 Williams. Robert 6. 10 Williams. Susan 109. 115. 116 Williams. Theda 12 Williams. Violet 11. 115 Wilson. Stephanie 4. 36. 68. 84. 85. 87. 96. 121 Wilson, Tim 44 Witt. Joe 17.26.30. 120. 124 Woods. Cande 112. 113. 114. 115 Woods. Margo 40. 59. 62. 78. 96. 122 Wonck, Deanna 36. 84. 85. 121 Wrench. Alfred 26. 120 Wrench. Marsha 36. 121 Wyman. Cameron 44 Wyman. Wayland Yeary. John 17. 20. 27. 28. 30. 48. 49. 56. 60. 61. 76. 80.87.98. 120. 125 Zachary. Kevin 112. 114. 117 Zajic. Annie 41.44. 46. 64. 84. 85. 98. 99. 123 Zajic. Curt 4. 109. 114. 117 Zimmer. Teresa 6. 10. 51 THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORT A.B.D. Printers Joint Effort Abram Ready Mix Anderson Motor Co. Banner Restaurant Beloit 5 10 Beloit Appliance Center Beloit IGA Beloit Plumbing and Heating Boettcher Enterprises Bohnert Jewelry Cablecom of Beloit Carrico Implement Dairy Queen Daylight Donut Dr. Bren Myers Farmway Co-op First Kansas Federal Savings Assn. First National Bank Fuller Chevrolet Gantenbein and Frasier Greif Jewelers Guaranty State Bank Haigh’s Flowers Haney’s Home Center Harr Body Shop Harrison Funeral Home Holloway Wholesale Krier Auto Parts LaCoe’s Radiator Lucille’s Beauty Shop McDaniel’s Barber and Style Shop McDonald Funeral Home McHenry Electric Meyer Chiropractic Mid-West Lumber Co. Millstreet Emporium Milton Holloway Moritz Implement Portraits by Struble Reiter Land Co. S S Drug Schenk Home and Building Schnell and Pestinger Sears Service Data Center Shamburg Oil Shoe Connection Swisher Chiropractic Torr’s Town and Country Vossman Electric Zimmer Real Estate 128