Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

HURKARU 1973-1974 Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas SENIOR HIGH STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Junior High Editor Connie Bonebrake Kris Winter Jacque Passmore Business Manager Assistant Cindy Geisler Bonnie Boardman Staff Marla Martin Randy Lagasse Ann Thoman Shelly Larkins Anna Herman Randy Brannon Paula Bonbardier Jim Gladbach Susan Herman Photographers Lesta Bell Kim Harper Adviser Ruth Shull JUNIOR HIGH STAFF Staff Andrea Berner Nancy Olson Daniel Whitney Sandy St. Pierre Sandy Letourneau Frances Sallman Photographers Jon Culbertson Paul Nelson We Live, We Work We Dance, We Are Free 3 Panther Royalty Homecoming Imagine this—a panther feasting on a golden eagle. Sound exciting? That's just what it was the week of October 5, 1974. During this week we crowned Queen Kim, built a float, and boosted our team on for a victory. We had a parade, put up posters, and celebrated Hat Day, leading up to the age-old tradition of the Spirit Stick. Over- all, it was an exciting time of the year, with the finale—the game. L-R, Dennis Yoxall, Jonnie Stanton, Dave Lesperance, Marsha Moore, Bill Ross, Kim Harper, Mark Runqe Geralyn Metro, Mike Hattan, Julie Chubbuck. 1 4 Guys And Gals FRONT ROW L-R, Jonnie Stanton, Marsha Moore, Kim Harper, Julie Chubbuck, Geralyn Metro. BACK ROW, L-R, Doug Sanders, Barney Parker, Dave Erickson, Daryl Folkerts, Tracy White. Christmas Ball 5 L-R, Debbie Miller, Doug Comeau, Marlesa Roney, Dana Bramwell, Jeff Hamilton, Deanna Johnson, Kim Olson, Greg Andrews. Valentine Sweethearts The center of attention Queen Sarah and King David The Queen And Her Court SITTING L TO R: Cindy Christian, Lori McDaniel, Jami Lewis, Sherry Huber; STANDING LTO R: Scott Minard, Dennis Yoxall, David Lesperance, Sarah McCollom, Randy Lagasse, Alan Souchek. 6 CLOUD COUNTY TRUCK TRACTOR DR. THAYNE COULTER ORGANIZATIONS STUCO FRONT ROW: S. McCollom, P. Bieker, R. Lagasse, F. Foster, D. Martin, B. Martin, J. Letourneau, Mr. Baxa. SEC- OND ROW: D. Comeau, D. Hanson, T. White, D. Miller, J. Chubbuck, B. Clark, J. Davenport, S. Cailteux. THIRD ROW: S. Koehn, B. Huber, J. Koehn, B. Samuelson, A. Jackson, C. Gruber, K. Harper, J. Trost. FOURTH ROW: K. Hanson, D. Trimble, S. Coy, S. Weigand, S. McCollom, M. Adams, M. Runge, M. Anderson. Wanting to do something different, the StuCo officers, Randy Lagasse, Fred Foster, Sarah McCollom and Peggy Bieker, decided that this year StuCo representatives would be chosen from students who volunteered for these posi- tions. Each homeroom then voted for the final election. It was a successful endeavor. Along with this, the Student Council sponsored the Football Homecoming and Valen- tine's Day Dance. As usual the StuCo took care of the students wants. Fixing the pop machine and the juke box seemed to be the most demanding. Along with the above, StuCo worked for a better parking lot and improvements in homeroom, with the idea of intramurals. CHS students also were in- troduced to The Panther Fan-tom who stalked the halls in search of school spirit. Over-all the year was very successful. Pres. R. Lagasse; V.P. F. Foster; Treas. P. Bieker; Sec. S. McCollom. 8 KEITH’S DERBY FRILLS N’FABRICS FTA 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Lowe, R. Bohm, C. Kuchera, M. Moore, S. Herman, V. Matthews, K. GrandPre, J. Labarge, P. Bieker, D. Belvill, C. Childers. 2nd ROW: S. Larkins, D. Johnson, S. Jackson, D. Hinson, R. Laman, P. Lewis, L. Kerner, L. Kagle, J. Wiltse, C. Bonebrake. 3rd ROW: M. Davis, M. Graham, T. Breault, M. Swenson, C. Berner, S. Workman, D. Wiechman, R. Moe, C. Walton. 4th ROW: K. Winter, M. Johnston, J. LaBonte, D. Grimm, D. Jones, S. Heinen, M. Hepperly, L. Monte, L. Bell, S. Perret. 5th ROW: D. FolkerU, P. Leonard, D. Col- lins, D. Johnson, C. Logan, J. Koehn, J. Harris, P. Jaster, Mr. Davenport-sponsor. FHA 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. VanAmburg, (Reporter-Historian) J. Cook, (Secretary-Treasurer) L. Bell, (Presi- dent) S. Perret, (Vice-President) L. Monty, (Parliamentarian) B. Metro, (Songleader). 2nd ROW: D. Aytes, M. Pearce, C. Pearce, J. Boyer, C. VanAmburg, C. Clintsman, C. Pearce. 3rd ROW: Miss Boyd-sponsor, C. Deal, C. Santrock, S. Carpenter, T. Chartier, B. Davis, Miss Dwerlkotte. 9 Pep Club FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Liggett, S. Huber, E. Strait, D. Courville, S. Heinen, D. Hinson, P. Bieker, B. Hinson, M. Roney, J. Chubback, J. Hood, A. Jackson, S. Nelson. 2nd ROW: K. Pettygrove, S. Larkins, C. Gruber, A. Pearson, K. Harper, D. BelvilI, C. Kuchera, C. Thornton, R. Laman, M. Moore, G. Metro, R. Moe, C. Krob, J. Chaput. 3rd ROW: S. Koehn, K. Olson, K. Barba, J. Marcotte, L. Cote, L. Anderson, C. VanAmburg, J. Cook, K. VanAmburg, D. Fahlstrom, L. Monte, C. Pearce, G. Fleenor, T. Showalter. 4th ROW: S. Carpenter, T. Chartier, T. Sallman, C. Berner, T. Breault, J. Wiltse, D. Folkerts, J. Yarnell, L. Kagel, J. Snavely, B. Samuelson, B. Huber, J. Martin. 5th ROW: C. Clintsman, J. Langhorst, P. Tholstrop, B. Metro, B. Boardman, C. Bonebrake, D. Adams, M. Swenson, D. Collins, J. Mosburg, P. Lewis, F. Campbell, M. Pearce, C. Pearce. 6th ROW: C. Walton, N. Turner, E. Fazel, S. Jackson, D. Johnson, P. Colby, P. Fleenor, D. Miller, J. Boyer, C. Santrock, J. Buechel, B. Staton, L. Haynes. 7th ROW: M.Greene, D. Girard, S. Breault, M. Moore, S. Hubert, J. Horkman, L.Pettygrove, R. Bohm, D. Johnson, L. Logan, C. Landry, L. LaBonte, J. Bray. 8th ROW: M. Roberts, J. Metro, D. Kim, P. Chartier, C. Jack- son, D. Alexander, S. Johnson, J. Passmore, A. Herman, P. Bombardier, J. Thoman, A. Shaffer, L. Bell. 9th ROW: J. Trueblood, P. Peterson, J. Lawton, S. Martin, K. Hubert, J. Marcotte, J. Cote, V. Matthews, K. Grand Pre, M. Tallent, S. Herman, S. Workman, T. Bemis. 10th ROW: Miss Janke sponsor, S. Landry, D. Bohm, M. Bryant, M. Charbonneau, Mrs. Hanson, sponsor. 10 C.H.S. Cheerleaders A-Team Reta Moe B-Team Julie Chubback Jeanne Hood Geralyn Metro Marsha Moore Wrestling Cindy Krob Sherry Nelson Jeri Chaput Ann Jackson Elaine Strait Sherry Huber Donlyn Courv Lyle Liggett GERALD’S BODY SHOP BOB’S CONOCO 6TH AND CEDAR STREETS Kayettes Earn 3000-Point Award 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wiltse J. Snavely, T. Breault, M. Swenson, A. Pearson, K. Harper, S. Floe, R. Eagleson, B. Hinson, D. Hinson, J. Darby, D. Johnson. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Hotaling-sponsor, C. Thornton, M. Tallent, S. Huber, M. Moore, L. Bell, L. Monty, L. Nickel, M. Davis, B. Huber, S. Workman, P. Lewis, J. Eagleson. 3rd ROW: C. VanAmburg, A. Jackson, M. Greene, S. Breault, D. Goff, A. Herman, T. Cottingham, A. Shaffer, P. Le- Duc, L. Cook, M. Johnston, Mrs. Hovendick-sponsor. 4th ROW: D. Girard, J. Chaput, D. Haist, S. Coy, D. Folkerts, J. Yarnell, L. Kagle, S. Jackson, D. Johnson, S. Larkins, K. Pettygrove, G. Fleenor, T. Showalter. 5th ROW: S. Nelson, C. Machen, J. Sorell, B. Metro, J. Langhorst, B. Matthews, D. Grimm, J. LaBonte, R. Laman, D. Jones, R. Moe, L. Pettygrove, P. Bombardier. 6th ROW: L. Kerner, J. Hood, E. Strait, A. Campbell, V. Crump, L. Hud- sonpillar, J. Mayfield, L. Liggett, S. Johnston, D. Kim. 7th ROW: R. Bellows, M. Zugelder, C. Gruber, S. Heinen, S. McCollom, L. Breault, J. Palmquist, V. Matthews, K. Barba, C. Berner, D. Collins. 8th ROW: P. Bieker, D. Bel vi 11, C. Childers, S. McCollom, C. Kuchera, S. Herman, C. Jackson, D. Alexander, P. Chartier, M. Roney, T. Bemis, B. Samuelson, J. Bray. Kayette Board 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Workman, T. Breault, L. Bell, L. Monty, S. Floe, B. Huber, K. Harper, A. Pearson. 2nd ROW: M. Swenson, L. Nickel, R. Eagleson, C. Thornton, J. Darby, D. Hinson, B. Hinson, M. Davis. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Hovendick-spon- sor, M. Tallent, J. Snavely, S. Huber, M. Moore, D. Johnson, J. Wiltse, Mrs. Hota ling-sponsor. 12 BROWN GRAND THEATRE A. A. WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY Publications FRONT ROW: L TO R, J. Passmore, S. Herman, M. Martin, C. Geisler, R. Lagasse, J. Gladbach, BACK ROW: L TO R: S.Larkins, P. Bombardier, R. Brannon, K. Harper, C. Bonebrake, A. Herman, L. Bell, B. Boardman, Mrs. Shull, K. Winter. Jr. High Publications FIRST ROW: L TO R. P. Nelson, D. Whitney, J. Culbertson, S. Letourneau, SECOND ROW: F. Sail- man, S. St. Pierre, N. Olson, A. Berner. The school year 73-74 saw some far-reaching changes in the senior high language arts department One of these was the development of a new course called PUBLICATIONS, devoted entirely to year- book production. Sixteen members of the 11th and 12th grades are currently enrolled. These students have learned from first-hand ex- perience that a multitude of talents is necessary to publish the record of any given year. Among other things, they have been involved in selling adverti- sing, scheduling pictures, operating concession stands, designing lay-outs, writing copy, meeting deadlines, and checking, checking, and double checking. A new feature of this year's book is the expan- ded coverage of the junior high. This has been ac- complished with the co-operation of Mrs. Barber's 7th hour class in 8th grade English, under the super- vision of Hurkaru's Junior High Editor, Jacque Passmore. Two field trips which highlighted the year were the American Yearbook Workshop at C.C.C.C. and the publications tour to Topeka in the spring. CHAPUT FUNERAL HOME CONCORDIA. KANSAS PHONE 243 2121 TRUDE INSURANCE COMPANY 215 WEST 6TH CONCORDIA. KANSAS Journalism BACK ROW L TO R: R.Showalter, J. Cook, K. VanAmburg, D. Collins, P. LeDuc, S. Jackson, K. Kim, 3rd ROW: B. Luecke, L. Parker, M. Bowersox, M. Davis, T. Cottingham, B. Hinson, R. Laman, D. Hinson. 2nd ROW: K. Col- by, R. Moe, D. Blocklinger, P. Casel, 1st ROW: M. Eustice, S. Johnston, C. Naylor, L. Nickel, D. Jones, M. Matt- hew, Mr. Talley. Journalism II Mr. Talley, B. Parker, D. Miller, C. Hammon. The C.H.S. Panther is published seven times each semester. The paper contains the latest news stories concerning the student body. Twenty-one members of Journalism I and three members of Journalism II produce all of their own photo- graphs. Journalism II is responsible for planning each issue and assigning stories to Journalism I students. The basic elements of reporting and working at various jobs of newspaper production are experienced. Many hours of work and effort go into the publication of the Panther, and the stu- dent body should appreciate this fact. L. J. JOLER AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CONCORDIA. KANSAS RON’S BAIT TACKLE FRONT ROW L TO R: J. Trost, R. Harrington, N. McMillian, L. Trost, K. Burt, K. Colby, Mr. Robinson. 2nd ROW: M. Wright, L. Rittel, G. Blochlinger, M. Goche, D. Lewis, D. Naileux, J. LaBarge, 3rd ROW: D. Kearn, R. Col- lette, T. Istas, J. Garver, M. McGeoch, M. Rutherford, D. Goff, 4th ROW: C. Hanson, M. Mitchell, R. Ramsey, D. Marcotte, R. Predmore, B. Marcotte, 5th ROW: T. Dorman, R. Johnson, R. Champlin, J. Moser, G. Holbert, J. Hami Hamilton, S. Holbert, L. Trost, President, N. McMillian, V. Pres., K. Burt, Secretary, K. Colby, Reporter, J. Trost, Sentinel, D. Goff, Sweetheart, R. Harrington, Treasurer. Chapter Sweetheart Deb Goff BOB’S BARBER SHOP LONGTON’S BAKERY Spanish Club 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Breault, J. Cook R. Laman, Mrs. Davis-sponsor. 2nd ROW: C. Berner, M. Swenson, K. VanAmburg, S. Pitzer, L. Pettygrove, B. Boardman. 3rd ROW: R. Korte, M. Anderson, D. Whitney, S. McCol- lom, M. Moore, R. Ward, K. Winter. 4th ROW: J. Bray, J. Lawton, J. Aldridge, J. Buechel, S. Martin. French Club 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Monte, K. Hopkins, D. Jones. 2nd ROW: S. Heinen, J. Palmquist, J. Mayfield, D. Blocklinger, P. Cassel, S. Jackson. 3rd ROW: R. Bohm, R. Lowe, J. LaBonte, L. Hudensonpillar, Mrs. Mowry- sponsor, T. Cottingham, D. Goff, L. Nickel. 16 RITE-WAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS SMITH’S FUNERAL HOME Science Club FRONT ROW: L. TO R.: M. Rasure, J. Passmore, J. Chubbuck, T. Sallman, J. Darby, S. Workman, K. Hopkins, A Herman, D. Goff, P. Jaster, B. Kim; 2nd ROW: D. Comeau, D. Belvill, C. Naylor, S. Leon, J. Harris, R. Gagnon, D. Predmore, T. White, G. Hamel, S. Johnston, J. Mosher; BACK ROW: B. Clark, D. Whitney, D. Harris, K. Lo- well, J. Cory, K. Colby, D. Boardman, M. Hepperly, D. Kim, M. Hattan, S. Buechel, P. Hish, Mr. Barnhart. Photography Club FRONT ROW- L. TO R.; L. Parker, B. Parker, J. Lowell, P. Castonguay, S. Buechel, D. Whitney, J. Nixon; 2nd ROW: S. Tyler, D. Boardman, B. Kim, R. Scott, R. Gagnon; BACK ROW: J. Lowell, R. Brannon, M. Hanson, A. Herman, M. Thompson, K. Hopkins, S. O'Connor, Mr. Barnhart. GAMBLE HARDWARE — FURNITURE APPLIANCE STORE DOG ’N SUDS 17 Arts and Crafts Art is important in high school education in that it can help a stu- dent begin to see new things in his surroundings and to approach life in a more creative manner. At C.H.S., this creativity is developed under Dennis Thompson and Dennis Southwick who teach a total of 10 classes in Art and in Crafts. A reels covered include leather crafts, pottery, painting, drawing, and work with metals and clay. For the first time, this year Art and Crafts were extended to the Eighth grade. It is hoped by the department that in the 74-75 school term, these offerings will be avail- able to students in grade 7. This will afford a more comprehensive program throughout junior and sen- ior high. 18 BOB’S IGA INC. ELKS’CLUB Audio-Visual Club A -lst ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Nicholson, R. Gagnon. 2nd ROW: G. Nobert, J. Cory, J. Gladbach. 3rd ROW: J. Mosher. V'-LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Parker, J. Thompson, J. Harris, D. Boardman, J. Melhus, K. Colby, Mr. Menzies-sponsor. Traffic Club LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Colby, Mr. Dempsey-sponsor, D. Tatum, D. Kearn, J. Melhus. BANNER’S 5 10 - THE HOBBY SHOP Radio Club LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Montoya, R. Eagleson, L. Tracy, B. Parker, L. Schmidt, L. Parker, R. Gagnon. 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Deneault, M. Hess, L. Eubanks, S. Payton, D. Stortz, D. Richey, R. Holechek, D. Stortz, R. Hubert, Mr. Me Mi Man-sponsor. 2nd ROW: L. Shuler, D. Alderson, D. Hower, D. Swanson. 3rd ROW- E Sallman, J. Brown, C. Gile, G. Brichalli. 4th ROW: L. Newlin, J. Winter, M. Hruza. BARLEEN MOTOR MOBIL HOMES 915E.6TH ST. CONCORDIA. KANSAS 243-3879 McDANIAL MEMORIALS 1903 E. 7th CONCORDIA. KANSAS 243-2466 D.E.C.A. FIRST ROW, L TO R- D. Erickson, J. Lewis, W. Crayton, J. Stanton, J. Collins. SECOND ROW, L TO R- Mr. Trueblood, J. Bowyer, S. Hunter, D. Dochow, R. Peil, L. Chartier, G. Metro, K. Marcotte, R. Moon, K. Turner. THIRD ROW, L TO R- T. Kearn, R. Swenson, K. Collette, S. Floe, R. Peterson, T. Paris, D. Trimble. FIRST ROW L TO R- S. Huber, S. Trost, N. Lambert, S. Laffere, R. Showalter, P. Leonard. SECOND ROW, L TO R- D. Budreau, L. McDaniel, D. GrandPre. THIRD ROW, L TO R- D. Walden, M. Neel, C. Christian, Mrs. Poley. ARBUTHNOT CARD GIFT SHOPPE HALLMARK CARDS PARTY ITEMS KEN’S T.V. APPLIANCE 21 C-Club BACK ROW L TO R: Greg Andrews, Bill Martin, Bryan Deal, Donovan Christian, Ron Collette, Kent Smith, Kent Doyen, Coach Tacha. MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Hamilton, Larry Hamel, Eric Herman, Kirk Lowell, Jim Davis, Stuart Leon, Coach Hartshorn. FRONT ROW: Norman Clark, Mike Hattan, Mark Runge, Tom Istas, Joel Davenport Douq Johnson, Dave Lesperance. F.C.A. BACK Bruce Tr ™ Lnl°ru iaCiTht° nf T'm Dawdy' Barney Parker, Mark Runge, Coach Tacha. FRON1 Tracy, Jim Glacbach, Joel Davenport, Mike Hattan, Doug Montoya. ROW: 22 BOYD OIL COMPANY METRO AUTO REPAIR ACTIVITIES Concordia Tom Istas-tackle Dave Lesperance-end Dave Martin-tackle Mark Matthew-guard Greg Robinson-center Duffy Rose-guard Fred Foster-end Mike Hess-end Pete Hish-back CHRISTENSON OIL CO C ICYCLE SALES Panther Bill Ross - guard Mark Runge - tackle Linden Tracy - tackle A referee's view of a Concordia Panther football game. WHITE’S SOFT WATER COMPLETE WATER TREATMENT SALES SERVICE — RENTAL Dana Bramwell gains five yards against the WaKeeney Golden Eagles on Homecoming night. Dennis Voxall - back Tim Dawdy - Mgr. Footballl ROW 1: T. Dawdy, L. Tarcy, D. Rose, P. Hish, D. Martin, M. Matthew, D. Lesperance, B. Ross, M. Hess, M. Runge, D. Yoxall, Coach Hartshorn. ROW 2: M. Graham, B. Budreau, J. Davis, T. Istas, F. Foster, G. Robinson, D. Johnson, J. Davenport, D. Bramwell, D. Collins, J. Alderson, Coach Meyer, ROW 2: J. Hedstrom, J. Gladbach, J. Passmore, R. Collette, S. Nelson, B. Deal, J. Trost, S. Cailteux, J. Hamilton, R. Davis, M. Hower, S. Geisler. ROW 4: K. Doyen, K. Lowell, K. Barba, S. Bauer, E. Herman, S. Nicholson, T. Letourneau, A. Kenyon, L. Hamel, Coach Tacha, Coach Anderson. Coaches: Anderson, Hartshorn, Tacha and Meyer. Bill Ross and J. Trost close in to smother a WaKeeney opponent. ROW 1: M. Lowe, A. Carrier, M. Hunnicutt, G. Wiesner, B. Tracy, C. Cassel, Coach Smith, ROW 2: T. Meyer, M. Joslyn, F. Balthazor, R. Sorell, G. Andrews, R. Regnier, ROW 3: C. Cook, M. Hughey, M. Eaton, L. Mosher, R. Champlin, S. Geisler, Coach Bigham, ROW 4: G. 0' Loughlin, K. Istas, R. Alvis, S. Roberts, K. Hamilton, B. DeArmond. 26 MR. PIZZA MERLEN’S DEEP ROCK Cross Country Captures League ROW 1: Coach Baumann, M. Hattan, A. Souchek, M. O'Connor, D. Montoya. ROW 2: P. Jaster, INI. Clark, S. Tyl J. Thompson, B. Martin. The Long Red Line races on to another victory ABOVE, as Mike Hattan sprints the last fifty yards of a league encounter. The team went on to win the league for the second year in a row, and Doug Montoya traveled to the state meet. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BENNE’S MACHINERY SALES SALVAGE CO. Cagers Pull Upset FRONT ROW: Coach Meyer, Coach Tacha, ROW 2: S. Minard, M. Hower, D. Collins, B. Parker, J. Davenport S. Geisler, D. Lesperance, S. Leon, M. Runge, G. Andrews, R. Davis, L. Hamel. Coaches Meyer and Tacha Barney Parker Mark Runge Mark Runge pulls down a rebound. Coach Tacha ex- plains some of- fensive tactics for Friday nights. CONCORDIA TRACTOR INCORPORATED JOHN DEERE SALES SERVICE PEPSICOLA in Regional Tourney Scott Minard Dave Lesperance scores two against a strong Belleville team. David Lesperance Action Shots: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Yoxall scores under the rim, Dana Bramwell lays it up, Dave Lesperance turns and shoots, Randy Davis sees the light and scores also, and Steve Geisler lobbs one over the rim. 29 RIVER ROAD RESTAURANT IGLOO CAFE J r. V a r s i t y Beat Wamego by 17 FRONT ROW: D. Johnson, E. Herman, Coach Meyer, L. Hamel, M. Hower. ROW 2: K. Doyen, T. Letourneau, S. Geisler, S. Leon, G. Andrews, J. Gladbach. Panther junior varsity in action against the Marysville Bulldogs. 30 FRONT ROW: R. Hruza, J. Lowell, R. Castonquay, T. Meyer, ROW 2: B. DeArmond, M. Forshee, M. Hughey, J. Letourneau, R. Johnson, T. Pearson, L. Thurston, D. Harris, ROW 3: Coach Bigham, F. Balta- zor, M. Lowe, G. Weisner, M. Hunnicut, A. Carrier, M. Roberts, R. Regnier, S. Geisler. CROUGH’S AUTO SALVAGE GOULD’S INC. Panther Wrestling ROW 1: Coach Sherwood, G. Holbert, D. Christian, K. Smith, R. Cote, J. Raymond Cote Hamilton, M. Hattan. ROW 2: Coach Hartshorn, M. Breault, D. Folkerts, F. Foster, B. Deal, T. Istas, L. Tracy, C. Cassel. Linden Tracy Terry Eaton Mike Hattan ROW 1: R. Predmore, R. Cornell, C. Winter, R. Johnston, D. Newton, M. Eaton, M. Joslyn, K. Hambleton, ROW 2: R. Sorell, L. Jackson, R. Herrington, B. Tracy, T. Fazel, T. Eaton, R. Collette. Mark Breault Daryl Folkerts Fred Foster Tom Istas J.C. PENNEY IZZY’S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Varsity And Frosh FRONT ROW: Coach Bauman, J. Nuss, M. O'Connor, M. Hattan, P. Hish, A. Souchek, F. Foster, M. Matthew, M. Runge, B. Parker, Coach Coppoc, ROW 2: Coach Smith, B. Martin, K. Larsen, J. Davis, J. Davenport, D. Montoya, N. Clark, P. Jaster, D. Johnson, K. Colby, Coach Anderson. ROW 3: S. Geisler, E. Herman, S. Tyler, S. Bauer, S. Geisler, S. Nicholson, L. Hamel, R. Sorell, G. Andrews, F. Balthazor, C. Casse I, J. Gladbach, 4th ROW: D. Harris, G. Whitney, M. Hughey, B. DeArmond, M. Joslyn, B. Tracy, L. Mosher, R. Regnier, R. Johnson, G. O'Loughlin, R. Hruza. COOPERATIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Coach Smith, G. O'Loughlin, M. Joslyn, M. Hughey, R. Hruza, B. Tracy, L. Mosher, G. Whitney, ROW 2: B. DeArmond, R. Regnier, F. Baltazor, C. Cassel, G. Andrews, R. Sorell, R. Johnson. N.C.K.L. Champs Mark Breault Barney Parker Alan Souchek Mike O'Connor Fred Foster Peter Hish CHAPUT FUNERAL HOME TRUDE INSURANCE AGENCY CONCORDIA. KANSAS 215 WEST 6TH PHONE 243-2121 CONCORDIA. KANSAS Girls’ Track 1st ROW: Mrs. Hedstrom, K. Hubert, J. Horkman, K. GrandPre, N. Floe, S. McCollom, D. Girard, D. Trimble, J. Chaput, L. Breault, L. O'Connor. 2nd ROW: Mr. Morton, B. Stanton, K. Bohm, S. Koehn, B. Shuler, P. Colby, D. Stangel, M. Thompson, L. Liggett, S. Breault, E. Strait, K. Hanson, R. Bellows, 3rd ROW: C. Barba, P. Bieker, P. Jackson, D. Dunshie, M. Moore, M. Charboneau, J. Labarge, L. Haynes, M. Reed, F. Campbell. BAND J DRUG Volleyball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Emmel, A. Campbell, B. Shuler, L. Breault, J. Passmore, J. Koehn, L. Liggett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hedstrom, M. Moore, A. Pearson, D. Mathieson, P. Bombardier, P. Colby, D. Girard, R. Bel- lows, S. Helnen. Tennis BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Koehn, D. Dunshie, K. Douglas, D. Johnson, M. Thompson, S. Johnston, M. Rasure, Mr. Montoya. FRONT ROW: L. Monty, S. Breault, B. Staton, M. Revell, D. Stangel, P. Gagnon. MONTGOMERY WARD 35 Golf And Tennis FRONT ROW: J. Rasure, J. Lowell, K. Vignery, M. Weigand, J. Lowell, T. Meyer, ROW 2: Coach Tacha, J. Lage- man, T. Dawdy, A. Carrier, D. Bramwell, K. Doyen, S. Roberts, T. Pearson. FRONT ROW: B. Rehbein, R. Gagnon, K. Schmidt, B. Boucher, ROW 2: A. Kenyon, R. Williams, D. Boardman, D. Sanders, T. White, Coach D. Montoya. 36 WESTERN POWER A DIVISION OF CENTRAL TELEPHONE AND UTILITIES CORPORATION Debate Is Great Varsity Individual Team Records Russell-Paul Jaster-9th-24 teams Byron Kim Hutchinson-John Harris-9th-100 teams Mara Rasure Byron Kim-10th-100 teams Paul Jaster Mary Hepperly-llth-100 teams Jo Koehn Salina South-Paul Jaster-3rd-70 teams Sam Schiebler Jo Koehn-4th-70 teams Sylvia Workman El Dorado-Mara Rasure-4th-60 teams Mary Hepperly Jo Koehn-9th-60 teams Sylvia Workman Champion Division-Sam Schiebler-6th-30 teams Paul Jaster Novice Individual Team Records Chapman-Don Whitney-10th-50 teams Matt Anderson Bruce Dyson-llth-50 teams Alan Maish Great Bend-Cyndi Berner-9th-50 teams Susan Martin Phillipsburg-Matt Anderson-2nd-36 teams Don Whitney Salina Central-Matt Anderson-7th-70 teams Don Whitney Next year CHS will field seven of the most ex- perienced debaters in the state. Novice Debate Squad FRONT ROW: D. Whitney, K. Pettygrove, J. Reedy, C. Berner, S. Martin, J. Rasure. SECOND ROW: K. Geis- wien, A. Maish, M. Anderson, B. Dyson. Varsity Debate Squad FRONT ROW: M. Hepperly, M. Rasure, S. Workman, B. Kim, J. Koehn, SECOND ROW: P. Jaster, S. Schieb- ler, D. Predmore, J. Harris. This is our 4th Place State Team? We must be pitiless toward the disloyal, the careless and the idle. If we are not, the work falls too heavily on the willing squad member. The sense of belonging to a picked team is soon lost in an organization where the useful and the useless are still included. BON MARCHE Novice Squad Record Chapman-5th-25 schools Great Bend-19th-24 schools Phillipsburg-3rd-18 schools Hoxie-NIGHTMARE Salina Central-13th-35 schools Varsity Squad Record Russel I-3rd-12 schools Hutchinson-2nd-30 schools Salina South-3rd-28 schools El Dorado-4th-25 schools Manhattan-2nd-REGI0NA L Wichita-4th-ST ATE Forensic Is Fantastic They work so well together. They are always organized. FRONT ROW: C. Berner, P. Lewis, J. Darby, R. L Lowe, J. Chubbuck, SECOND ROW: J. Reedy, M. Thompson, J. Kowhn, S. Martin, K. Pettygrove, S. Schiebler, M. Anderson. THIRD ROW: S. O'Connor, S. Workman, B. Dyson, J. Harris, D. Predmore, J. Rasure, BACK ROW: P. Jaster, B. Kim, R. Bohm, A. Maish. Individual Records Hays Jo Koehn-Informative Speaking-3rd-40 entries Extemporaneous Speaking-5th-35 entries Rhonda Bohm-Dramatic Interpretation-2nd-50 entries Julie Chubbuck-Poetry-lst-40 entries Sam Schiebler-Extemporaneous Speaking-3rd-35 entries Rae Lowe-Duet Acting-4th-40 entries Steve O'Connor Bethel Rhonda Bohm-Prose-1st-140 entries Dramatic Interp-lst-140 entries Sam Schiebler-Extemporaneous Speaking-2nd-90 entries Salina Central Paul Jaster-Oration-3rd-42 entries Jo Koehn-Extemporaneous Speaking-5th-42 entries Julie Chubbuck-Postry-5th-40 entries Byron Kim-Informative Speaking-6th-40 entries Sam Schiebler-Duet Acting-6th-44 entries Byron Kim Newton Don Whitney-Extemporaneous Speaking-6th-40 entries Rae Lowe-Poetry-4th-40 entries Steve O'Connor-Dramatic Interpretation-5th-60 entries National Forensic League-Hutchinson Rhonda was the 6th choice in the event of Dramatic Interprestation toward representing Western Kansas at Dallas, Texas. Jo Koehn was selected 8th in Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking Squad Record Hays-1st-20 schools Bethel-3rd-40 schools Salina Central-4th-21 schools McPherson-5th-22 schools Newton-8th-25 schools State Winners Gold Medalist Byron Kim-Informatice Speaking Duet Acting Julie Chubbuck-Poetry Sam Schiebler-Extemporaneous Speaking Duet Acting John Harris-Extemporaneous Speaking Paul Jaster-Original Oration Rhonda Bohm-Dramatic Interpretation Rae Lowe-Poetry 38 KOUNTRY KITCHEN The Debate And Forensic Squad Together Forms the CHS National Forensic League DR. H. C. HATTAN Band Has Pep Band is what might be called the most enthusiastic band. It provides music for the sporting events and pep assemblies but more importantly, for the purpose of stimulating the athletes and the fans. The members of it are the best of the band. This in itself should speak for its quality. Everyone enjoys listening be- cause of the outstanding sounds which come from it. The music they play is selected from a large category, so there should be a bit for everyone. We hope you found the kind you liked. Pep Band-Doin' it. FRONT ROW; L. TO R. J. Darby, L. Pettygrove, J. Snavely, C. VanAmburg, K. Harper. 2nd ROW; C. Berner, K. Olson, D. Haist, L. O'Conner, S. Larkins, B. Hinson, S. Breault, J. Thompson, P. Bieker. 3rd ROW: L. Breault, M. Bryant, P. Fleenor, D. Dunshie, B. Mathews, P. Gagnon, R. Deaeault, R. Champlin, R. Hruza, P. Jackson, W. Far- rell, J. Rasure, J. Hedstrom. STANDING: C. Naylor, G. Andrews, J. Garver, A. Souchek, M. Hughey, D. Martin. QUARTZITE STONE CO., INC. Many Faces Stage Band is another face of the band. This is composed of saxes, trom- bones, trumpets, piano, bass and drums. Music from practically every era and style was played this year in an attempt to please everyone. Stage Band performed at many different events but the highlight of the year was the stage band show with the theme Hangin' In There. The show was attended by many and enjoyed ball because it featured music from Glenn Mi Her to Simon and Garfunkel. Stage Band: In Concert FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Pearson. M. Swenson, L. Nickel, S. Martin, D. Hinson. 2nd ROW: R. Lagasse, J. Trueblood, D. Johnson, T. Showalter, G. Fleenor, J. Lawton, R. Brannon, D. Johnston, M. Rasure. 3rd ROW: D. Boardman, S. Leon, T. Pearson, D. Hanson, S. Engisn, L. Bell, P. Hardin, B. Martin, J. Wiltse, T. Cottingham, C. Thornton, K. Pettygrove. 4th ROW: Mr. Engisn, Mr. Miner, J. Cory, T. Dawdy, S. Roberts, G. Gagnon, T. Letour- neau, G. Nease, B. Mathews, S. O'Conner, M. Roney. BAYS-ERICKSON-SWIERCINSKY INC. INSURANCE AGENCY Band “Marches “ On Drum Major-Drew Hanson Band-Ten-Hut!! Ten-hut, Ten- hut, one, two!! Sound like a band? It should. Every morning during football season, the marching band practices to get ready for the football shows and parades. These practices are for a purpose a contest. This year the marching band received a I rating for their performance at the KSU Marching Band Festival. This was the highlight of the year. Many individuals won awards. Mara Rasure, David Martin, and Alan Soucheck were chosen to perform in the All-State Band. The partici- pants in this band are chosen from tapes sent in from throughout Kansas. Lesta Bell, Jean Darby, Randy Lagasse, plus the previous three, were also selected to play in the District 3 Band at Marysville. Another great honor is to be chosen to go to the Lions' Band Camp. This year Marlessa Roney and Mara Rasure were selected. Lastly, Marlessa, Mara, Dave, and Alan were chosen to be in the honor bands at the Riley County Stage Band Fes- tival. CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!!! 4? CONCORDIA LUMBER CO Twirlers Entertain C-Kim Olsen 0-Rhonda Bohm N-Pam Fleenor C-Lynne Pettygrove 0- Peggy Colby (head) R-Julie Trueblood D-Susie Marlin 1- Debbie Jones A-Deanna Johnson The Flag Twirlers Baton Twirlers: LEFT TO RIGHT, Shelly Larkins, Cindy Gruber, Kim Harper (head), Ann Pearson, Kim Pettygrove. 43 Choir FRONT ROW, L TO R: J. Eagleson, B. Boardman, S. Buechel, G. Fleenor, J. Perry, D. Cox, J. Hedstrom, M. An- derson, S. Workman, S. Trost, R. Eagleson, L. Bell, Mr. Longstaff. 2nd ROW: C. Berner, P. Lewis, J. Chubbuck, V. Johnston, T. Bemis, K. Pettygrove, K. Hanson, D. Johnson, R. Brannon, T. Dawdy, A. Jensen, H. Jensen, M. Roney, M. Rasure, J. Lawton, M. Bryant. 3rd ROW: S. Hunter, P. Colby, J. Lewis, D. Collins, S. Larkins, C. Krob D. Harris, J. Cory, D. Hanson, A. Maish, C. Naylor, D. Johnson, J. Darby, J. Passmore, M. Thompson, K. Olsen. 4th ROW: B. Samuelson, C. Thornton, S. Coy, S. Heinen, M. Roberts, D. Adams, C. Cook, D. Lowe, D. Collins, E. Herman, S. Roberts, K. Doyen, S. Leon, M. Graham, P. Bombardier, J. Stantor L. Pettygrove, R. Moe, M. Moore. Girls Glee FRONT ROW, L TO R: B. Staton, C. Krob, G. Fleenor, K. Wright, D. Linden, T. Chartier, S. Coy, J. Chaput, P. Fleenor, D. McCarty, S. McCollom, D. Trimble, L. Bell, M. Tallent. 2nd ROW: L. Kagle, D. Adams, M. Roberts V. Matthews, D. Folkerts, P. Hardin, M. Snavely, C. Walton, K. GrandPre, M. Goeke, C. Kuchera, L. Schmidt, P.' Bieker, S. Perret, Mr. Longstaff. 44 Boys’ Glee FRONT ROW: L TO R: D. Johnson, S. Leon, D. Hanson, S Roberts. SECOND ROW: M. Graham, E. Herman, D. Lowe, H. Jensen, D. Harris, J. Perry. Plain-n- Fancy FRONT ROW, L TO R: G. Flee- nor, K. Pettygrove, L. Petty- grove, L. Bell, SECOND ROW: L TO R: S. Coy, M. Roberts, J. Eagleson, P. Lewis, M. Bryant. 45 Dramatics FRONT ROW: L TO R - D. Goff, M. Thompson, J. LaBarge, J. Trueblood. BACK ROW: R. Lowe, A. Herman, R. Bohm, T. Cottingham, S. Herman, S. Kearn, R. Lagasse and Mrs. Hovendick. Scene from EARLY FROST - Does this look right? really right? Hey, pass the cold cream. I WILL NOT TRIP! Where's my other shoe? Let's go over that scene one more time. Two minutes! Break a leg! - ETC ANONYMOUS was the name chosen for the members of this year's drama class. This symbolizes doing everything and anything (etc.) and losing one's identity to take on many others (anonymous). Since Concordia High School just revitalized dra- ma this year, much needed to be done. Much time was spent in learning and putting into practice the many theatrical techniques. The class learned acting principles, stagecraft methods, and ended the year by directing individual one-act plays. Many weeks were filled with organizing and cata- loging the combination costume-prop-dressing room. Thanks to many members to the community, CHS now has hundreds of possible costumes and many props. After going to a theatre workshop at K-State this fall, an evening of three one-act plays was presented on December 10: THE ACTS OF THREE BY ONE. And now that was all back then . For the theatre freaks, 1973-74, went too quickly. But then, there's always next year. Perhaps CHS will be filled with the smell of greasepaint and the whispered cry of Cur- tain, please once again. 46 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HAROLD C LARK--Superintendent PAUL KOEHN--Assistant Superintendent The school year of 1973-74 has been a very eventful year in the lives of all C.H.S. students. Many improvements have taken place in curriculum and building facilities. One very important addi- tion had been the con- struction of the new li- brary media center. This area is one of the most complete facilities in our State and provides students and faculty unlimited op- portunities for study and research. The new food service area and program compares very favorably with such service any place in Kansas. I wish to con- gratulate C.H.S. students for their cooperation and patience during the con- struction period of these facilities. Congratulations for having a good school year and best wishes in the future. 48 SECRETARIES L TO R: Karen Swenson, Martha Fyfe, Dorothy Green. A.A. CAR RIE R— Pri nc i pa I LARRY M. NELSON—Assistant-Principal Mr. Andrew Carrier, principal of Concordia High School and Mr. James P. Post, principal of Concordia Junior High, lead busy lives as administrators. They have the task of pulling things together when, bit by bit, they seem to be falling apart. As principals, they must be responsible for enforcing the operational po- licies of the board of education. They play a big part in planning and adopting courses to meet student needs and interests. Other duties include overseeing atten- dance, conduct, and health. In addition, they must ap- prove the ordering of supplies, textbooks, and equip- ment necessary for the operation of the school. The authority to excuse students before the regular dismis- sal time rests in the hands of these two men. They are also responsible for the safety and conduct of all stu- dents riding the bus. Assisting the principal is Mr. Larry M. Nelson. Be- sides helping Mr. Carrier, he has responsibilities of his own. He supervises student conduct, including atten- dance, suspension, and expulsion. As head of student activities, his duties include establishing a calendar of events, arranging transportation for school activities, and planning student assemblies. He develops teacher and student handbooks and helps to determine school rules and policies. These three men deal with extraordinary amounts of detail and vast numbers of people, with few minutes to themselves. All in all, when something is needed, they must be there. JAMES P. POST—Junior High Principal 49 SITTING; L TO R: Mrs. Delmer Harris, Jr., Mr. Roger Nelson, Dr. Paul Nelson-Vice Pres., Dr. Hugh Hattan-Pres., Mr. Norman Johnson, Dr. William Bemer, Mr. Ernest Girard. STANDING; L TO R: Martha Fyfe-Secretary, Mr. Harold Clark-Supt., Mr. Paul Koehm-Ass't. Supt. Guidance Counselors ALLEN VanKOOTEN B.S.-Fort Hays State M.S.-K .S.T.C. DEVINE MONTOYA B.S.-K .S.T.C. 50 MELVIN DAVENPORT B.A.-University of Denver M.S.-Fort Hays State SEVERT ANDERSON B.S.-K.S.T.C. Govt, and Am. Problems JACQUELINE BAKER B.S.-K.S.U. Language Arts MILDRED BARBER B.A.-K.U. Language Arts JIM BARNHART B.S.-Peru State M.S.-K .S.T.C. Chemistry ROBERT BAUMANN B.S.-M.S. -K .S.T.C. Psychology and History HENRY BAXA B.A.-St. Benedict's M.S.-K .S.T.C. Language Arts DONALD BIGHAM B.S.-Fort Hays State Social Science BARBARA BOYD B.S.-M.S. K.S.U. Home Economics 51 GARY CHANNEL B.S.-Fort Hays State Math JAMES COPPOC B.A.-Ottawa University M.S.-KSTC Science DOROTHY CRAIG B.F.A.-WSTC Music CARMAN DAVIS B.S.-KSU M.S.-KSTC Foreign Language JOHN J. DAVIS B.S.-M.A. Fort Hays State Special Ed. RICHARD DEEN B.S.-Pittsburg Ind. Arts WAYNE DEMPSEY B.S.-Fort Hays State Drafting PATRICIA DWERLKOTTE B.S.-M.E. KSU Home Economics 52 ROBERT S. ENSIGN B.S.E.- M.E.-WSU Band GORDAN FAHRING B.S.E.-KSTC Study Hall GEORGE FREEMAN M.S.-KSTC Woodworking PATRICIA HANSON B.A.-Ottawa University Social Science BRENDA HARRISON B.S.-KSU Jr. High History and English JUDY HARTSHORN B.S.-KSU-Pittsburg P.E. LARRY HARTSHORN B.S.-KSU M.A.-KSTC P.E.-HEA LTH JERRY R. HAZLETT M.S.-KSTC Science 53 LAURE LI HEDSTROM B.S.-KSU P.E. and Health CHARLES HERMAN B.S.-M.S. KSU Science EVA HOTALING B.A.-Bethany College Language Arts LINDA HOVENDICK B.A.-Wayne State Language Arts and Drama CAROL JANKE B.S.E.-KSTC Business Education KEITH LONG B.A.-M.S. Kearney College Speech KEITH LONGSTAFF B.M.E.-M.M. WSU Music RICHARD LOWREY B.S.E.-KSTC Math 54 CHARLES McMILLAN B.S.-KSU-Pitts burg Vocational KERMIT MENZIES B.S.-MSE KSTC Science GEORGE MEYER B.S.-St. Benedict's Social Science LONNIE MINER B.A.-Doane College Band-Jr. High DELORES MOWRY B.A.-Sacred Heart French and English JOHN PILCHER B.S.E.-KSTC Social Science BETH POLEY B.S.-KSU M.S.-KSTC Business Education DR. GEORGE ROBINSON B.S.- M.S.-KSU E.D.D.-Cornell U. Vo. Ag. 55 KEITH SHERWOOD B.S.-KSU Jr. High Science and P.E. RUTH SHULL B.S.-KSTC M.S.-KSU Language Arts JOHN R. SMITH B.S.-M.S. KSTC Business WILLIAM SMITH B.S.-KSTC Math DENNIS SOUTHWICK B.S.-Kearney State M.S.-Fort Hays State Art WAYNE SPANGLER B.S.-M.S. KSTC Math JOHN TACHA B.S.-Fort Hays State M.S.-Oregon U. Math CLARK L. TALLEY B.S.E.-M.A, KSTC English 56 DENNIS THOMPSON B.S.-Kearney State M.S.-Fort Hays State VERLYN TRUEBLOOD B.S.E.-KSTC Business MICHAEL WENTZ B.S.-KSU M.E.-U. of Hawaii Auto Mechanics and small engine repair DAVID WILSON B.S.-KSC Pittsburg Math VIRGINIA CAMPBELL Sec. Senior High MILDRED MCFALL Sec. Senior High MRS. RAY STANTON Sec. Guidance Officer NANCY CHAMPLIN R.N. School Health 57 RONALD ELNIFF B.S.-M.S. Fort Hays State Psychologist WANDA K. DEEN Associates of Arts C.C.C.C. Library Assistant ARLUVENE THOMPSON B.S.-Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. M.S.-K .S.T.C. Librarian C.H.S. Gets New Addition Between 600 and 700 people attended the long-awaited open house of the new Concordia Junior-Senior High School library-media center and food service facility on Dec. 16, 1973. The 10,301 sq. ft. library media center is one of the latest design and perhaps is the most functional one in Kansas today. It has seating capacity for 200 to 250 students and contains several smaller rooms designed for class- room work. In addition, there are a number of carrels provided for students to use different types of audio-visual aids on a variety of subjects. The food service, storage, and mechanical areas on the lower lever cover 11,554 sq. ft. The most modern kit- chen equipment was purchased for this facility. The 6,693 sq. ft. kitchen area is equipped to prepare hot meals in a choice of three menus each day for all Concordia public schools. Special warming containers can be wheeled into a van and used to transport the food to the Middle School and other elementary buildings. Both of these facilities are greatly appreciated and well-used. CLASSES Seniors DEBBIE ADAMS LESTA BELL BONNIE BOARDMAN DENNIS ALDERSON ROD BELLOWS CONNIE BONEBRAKE AR LAN APPLEBY DEBBIE BELVILL JOEL BOWYER OWEN BARLEEN PEGGY BIEKER JANET BOYER 60 Turn Out Presidents RANDY BRANNON SARAH BUECHEL JULIE CHUBBACK MARK BREAULT LINDA CHARTIER LINDA COFFENBERGER GINO BRICHALLI CLEO CHILDERS PEGGY COLBY DONNA BUDREAU CINDY CHRISTIAN JERRY COLLINS 61 Involving Themselves DOUG COMEAU DARRELL DENEAULT DAVID ERICKSON RAY COTE DEBBIE DOCHOW LARRY EUBANKS WARREN CRAYTON TERRY EATON DEBRA FAHLSTROM TIM DAWDY STEVE ENSIGN PAM FLEENOR Thru High School Years SALLY FLOE SUSIE GENNETTE TIM HAGER DARYL FOLKERTS CARL GILE TOM HAGER FRED FOSTER MARY GOCKE GREG HAMEL CINDY GEISLER DIANA GRANDPRE CHARLOTTE HAMMON 63 Becoming Individuals 64 KIM HARPER PETER HISH MARLIN HRUZA MIKE HATTAN ROGER HOLECHEK SHERRY HUBER SUSAN HERMAN KAREN HOPKINS RICHARD HUBERT MIKE HESS DOUG HOWER SONIA HUNTER As Adulthood Near THOMAS ISTAS CHERYL KUCHERA DAVID LANDRY TERRY KEARN SUSAN LAFFERE PAM LEONARD BRUCE KERNER RANDY LAGASSE DAVID LESPERANCE BYRON KIM NANCY LAMBERT JAMI LEWIS As a Tree Grows DOUG LOWE LORI McDANIEL MARLA MARTIN BARBARA LUECKE KAY MARCOTTE MARK MATTHEW Robert McCartney DAVE MARTIN BRENT MATTHEW SARAH McCOLLOM JEFF MARTIN GERALYN METRO 66 So Do We 67 DEBBIE MILLER MARSHA MOORE LANCE NEWLIN SCOTT MINAR D JERRY MOSHER BRUCE NOBERT LOLETA MONTY GREG NEASE RICHARD NOBERT REVA MOON MARGARET NEEL JIM NUSS Branching Out MIKE O'CONNER CATHY PEARCE SCOTT REEVES TINA PARIS RICK PEIL DON RICHEY BARNEY PARKER SUSAN PERRET LARRY RFTTEL SCOTT PAYTON RICK PETERSON GREG ROBINSON 68 For All to See DUFFY ROSE DOUG SANDERS ROBIN SHOWALTER BILL ROSS SAM SCHEIBLER LARRY SHULER MARK RUNGE LYNN SCHMIDT ALAN SOUCHEK ERICK SALLMAN RANDY SCOTT JONNIE STANTON 69 Looking Back DARREL STORTZ MARY ANN TALLENT LARRY TROST DAVID STORTZ ANN THOMAN SANDY TROST DARREL SWENSON LINDEN TRACY KEVIN TURNER ROGER SWENSON DOUG TRIMBLE KAREN Van AMBURG 70 And Moving Forward tin JERRY WIESNER Not Pictured JAMES BROWN KAY COLLETTE BRUCE PEIL DERALD PRICE JIM SHARP BRAD SNYDER DAVID VO PAT RANDY WILLIAMS DEBBIE WALDEN JIM WINTER TRACY WHITE DENNIS YOXALL Class Officers 71 Pres. Mark Matthew; V.P. Dave Martin, Sec. Bill Ross; Treas. Sandy Trost. When I look back, what will I see? Heads bent Intently over books, crepe paper hung at a Homecoming dance, or friends gathered round in the morning for talk? When I look back, what will I hear? A locker door slammed shut in haste, the pounding of feet as the last bell rings, or whispered laughter during class? A prism of activities color the pages of a book tucked away within my mind of hours in study, hours in laughter. Will the first time that I danced very slow pass through my mind in later years as I sit alone? When I am old what will I remember of all the years spent in these halls? One thing is certain. I will recall the different laughter of friends I've made in these hurried years. Composed by Debbie Mil Jerry Alderson Barbara Betzner Karen Blochlinger Robert Boucher Lynette Anderson Dale Beiker Don Boardman Mark Bowersox Susan Anderson Denise Blochlinger Rhonda Bohm Dana Bramwell Gary Basel Gary Blochlinger Paula Bombardier Debbie Breault 73 Doug Burch Pam Cassel Debbie Collette Lu Ann Cook Kevin Burt Verletta Christian Ron Collette Venita Cook Scott Cailteux Norman Clark Danny Collins Richard Copple Ron Capper Kim Colby Arlene Cook Jim Cory Terri Cottingham James F. Daugherty Bryan Deal Brad Doc how Donlyn Courville Joel Davenport Dennis Delforge Colleen Dunshie Raymond Crump Jim Davis Bob Demanault Rhonda Eagleson Jean Darby Mary Davis Galen Deneault Ben Ediger 75 Mike Eustice Jim Garver Debbie Goff Bobby Guinn Juniors Are Chosen Elaine Fazel Gary Gile Jerry Goodwin Bob Hamel Beverly Florea Greg Girard Debra Grimm John Harris Ron Gagnon Jim Gladbach Cindy Gruber Shelly Heinen 76 Mary Hepperly Greg Holbert Paul Jaster Donna Johnson For Boy’s And Girl’s State Anna Herman Jeanne Heed Arlan Jenson Doug Johnson Beth Hinson Brenda Huber Harlan Jenson Machelle Johnston Denise Hinson Susan Jackson Deanna Johnson Susan Johnston 77 75 Stride Vicki Johnston David LaBarge Shelly Larkins Stuart Leon Debra Jones Janet LaBonte Kerry Larsen Leigh Liggett Debbie Kim Rene Laman Sam LeCuyer Christina Logan Jo Koehn Charlotte Landry Patricia LeDuc Rae Lowe 78 With Pride Paul McConnell Bill Martin Joyce Metro Darrell Newton Karen McDaniel Neal Marten Reta Moe Tim Nicholson Norman McMillan Jennifer Martin Doug Montoya Lynette Nickel Kathy Machen Joe Melhus Charles Naylor Kenneth Nobert 79 Junior Float Artis Noyes Ann Pearson Michelle Rutherford Alfreda Shaffer Lynn Parker Lynne Pettygrove Susan Schenk Deena Shephard Jacque Passmore David Predmore Pam Schleuder Randy Showalter Cindy Pearce Mara Rasure Mike Schreiber Judy Sorell 80 Is Number 1. Paul Tatum Teddy Tieking Terri Vignery J.D. Thoman Ann Tracy Cindy Walton Judy Thoman J. T rost Debbie Wiechman Jack Thompson Nancy Turner Kris Winter 81 Pride of 75 Class Officers: Mary Davis, Denise Hinson-Mara Rasure, Beth Hinson. C atching life by the tail is easy; L etting go at just the right time is the trick. A Iways there will be times when you feel you have missed the boat, S omehow, though, you sense that if you would have got on, you would have S unk. 0 f course, that is the way life is. We are bound to be dealt a few bad hands. F or if life was always a royal flush it would be dull, very dull indeed. S o many times we think we have Utopia within our grasp- E veryone has at least one unattainable dream that he will never achieve. We are young. V ery young, and we have a lot yet to learn about reaching out and letting go. E ven the most experienced people are caught to holding the bag at times. N ever in the history of man, has there been or will there be, T he person who can avoid all the trouble spots in life. V ears of experience can never fully equip us for this. F or us, the youth, there is a vast job waiting before us. 1 nstead of staying in our shells and never being failures for lack of trying V ery important things are yet to be accomplished. E verything in life is still before us; and when the final score is tallied, I think-no, I know, that 75 will be up there with the best of them -Jacque Passmore- 82 Sophomores Add Dimensions Mike Adams David Anderson Debbie Aytes Teresa Barajas Kathy Barba Kevin Barba Sam Bauer Rhonda Bellows Jim Belvill Tammy Bemis Cyndi Berner Suzanne Breault Therese Breault Dino Brie ha 11 i Ben Budreau Arlanda Campbell Daniel Carlow Pam Carlton Sheri Carpenter Denise Charbonneau Steve Chartier Tammy Chartier Donavan Christian Bruce Clark Linda Collette Diane Collins Joan Cote Gary Courville Vicki Crump David Cyphers 83 to Their Learning Jean Daugherty Barbara Davis Randy Davis Janet Demanette Mike Demanett Ed Deneault Lorna Dochow Kent Doyen Jodi Eagleson Jenni Emmel Doug Eustice Donita Folkerts Gerad Gagnon Steve Geisler Denise Girard Mike Graham Kelly GrandPre Marcia Greene Sharon Hale Larry Hamel Jeff Hamilton Drew Hanson Mark Hanson Roc Harrington Peggy Hardin Nancy Hatesohl Tom Hebert 84 Spirit of “76” Jason Hedstrom Linda Henry Eric Herman Steve Holbert Mike Hower Richard Hubert LeAnn Hudsonpillar Ann Jackson Larry Jackson Marcia Johnston Laura Kagle Danny Kearn Sandra Kearn Arthur Kenyon LaNeta Kemer Cindy Kimmal Teri Kohrs Jane LaBarge Janel LaBarge John Lagemann Joyce Lambert Sharon Landry Tim Letourneau Duane Lewis Patty Lewis Lylle Liggett Donna Linden Jay Lowell Kirk Lowell Deanna McCall 85 86 Thrives Through Darrell McCartney Debra McCarty Susan McCollom Erin McDaniel Susan Mansfield Bruce Marcotte Jeanette Marcotte Joan Martin Vicki Matthews Jill Mayfield Kathleen Morrison Joyce Mosburg Sherry Nelson Scott Nicholson Galen Nobert Steve O'Connor Linda 0' Loughlin Jayne Palmquist Jim Passmore David Peterson Pam Peterson Mary Pearce Suzann Pitzer Bruno Rehbein Mike Graham—President, Drew Hanson--Vice President, Ann Jackson—Secretary, Marcia Greene—Treasurer. Homecoming Week Regina Revell Paula Richard Melinda Roberts Marlesa Roney Dolan Rossiter James Ryals Missy Saindon Terrie Sallman Beth Samuelson Camella Santrock Kyle Schmidt Tanya Showalter Kent Smith Judy Snavely Mardell Snavely Denise Stangel Rosalie Sterling Elaine Strait Marlys Swenson Frank Thoman Jearl Thoman Margo Thompson Julie Trueblood Merlen Turley Steve Tyler Teresa Waite Scott Weigand Patti Wheeler Mark Widen Mike Widen 87 Freshmen Enjoy First Janey Aldridge Denise Alexander Rick Alvis Matt Anderson Greg Andrews Fred Baltazor Rae Bellows Kyle Bohm Jane Bray La Donna Breault Jo Bryant Julie Buechel Ronnie Burch Francis Campbell Andy Carrier Craig Cassel Dick Castonguay Robin Champlin Jeri Chaput Gary Charbonneau Marcia Charbonneau Debbie Chartier Pam Chartier Martin Chizek Carla Clintsman Steve Collette Tim Collette Cathy Cook Corey Cook Randy Cornell 89 Year in C.H.S. 90 Janet Cote Dennis Cox Sherri Coy Kathy Deal Bill De Armond Michelle Deavor Sandy Delforge Rita Deneault Cathy Dillon Tammy Dorman Tim Dorman Kathy Douglas Deanna Dunshie Bruce Dyson Mark Eaton Tom Fazel Gwen Fleenor Mike Forshee Loretta Fraser Pat Gagnon Scott Geisler Todd Gennette Greg Gerard Kirk Gieswein Craig Gile Diane Girard Lee Gould Young Cats Show Spirit; Debbie Haist Kent Hambleton Charles Hanson Kalen Hanson Kay Hanson Dan Harris Doug Hatesohl Lori Haynes Karla Hittle Julie Horkman Rod Hruza Karen Hubert Lawrence Hubert Sharon Hubert Mark Hughey Matt Hunnicutt Kenny Istas Cindy Jackson Pat Jackson Randy Johnson Kevin Johnston Mark Joslyn Gloria Kendall Terri Koch Susan Koehn Cindy Krob Janet La Barge Jerry La Bonte Joanna Langhorst Lisa Lanoue 9! Sell Most Magazines Janet Lawton Elizabeth LeCuyer Jim Letourneau Mike Lowe James Lowell Martha McCall Marty McGeoch Alan Maish Dan Marcotte Janell Marcotte Susan Martin Denise Mathiesen Brenda Matthews Barbara Metro Tony Meyer Mike Mitchell Martha Moore Kim Morris Lonnie Mosher Frank Newcomb Dana Newton Jim Nixon Linda O'Connor Greg 0' Loughlin 92 Kim Olson Dawnel Paris Tom Pearson John Perry Kim Pettygrove Jeri Phipps Mike Predmore Randy Predmore Robert Ramsey John Rasure Michelle Reed Janet Reedy Randy Regnier Barbara Rehbein Debbie Reutzel Mary Revell Steve Roberts Keith Sager Candia Santrock Debbie Schreiber Betty Shuler Randy Sorell Barbara Staton Bill Strait Scott Swafford David Tatum Patty Tholstrup Carolyn Thornton Lee Thurston Trent Tieking 93 Bruce Tracy DeeAnn Trimble Carol VanAmburg K.C. Vignery Mary Walker Renee Ward Bret Warner Mitchell Weigand Don Whitney Greg Wiesner Marvin Wright Not Pictured: Don Sanders Our season this year was rather unusual. We were very slow in getting started, but gained momentum as the sea- son progressed. The climax came with the winning of the Marysville tournament. In the Championship game we de- feated a good Marysville team on their home court. Our big problem for part of the season was lack of team effort. We had some good individual effort, but couldn't mold it into team effort. Our objective was accomplished by win- ning the tournament. As a coach it was very satisfying to see this group of boys mature in the sense of becoming more disciplined to team play. It was also satisfying to sec the different boys mature as better basketball players and, most important, as individuals. Coach Bigham Freshman Tourney Team; BACK ROW: Coach Bigham, S. Roberts, M. Lowe, A. Carrier, R. Regnier, F. Balthazor, S. Geisler. 2nd ROW: T. Letourneau, T. Pearson, L. Thurston, R. Johnson. 94 JUNIOR HIGH D. Anderson R. Alderson K. Aldridge D. Alexander C. Allen J. Alvis R. Aytes C. Balthazor L. Basel M. Belvill A. Berner A. Betzner A. Bieker J. Bisnette R. Blochlinger B. Board man R. Boling S. Bowersox B. Bowyer J. Boyer R. Brady R. Brichalli R. Brooks R. Brooks D. Brown C. Budreau K. Cailteux B. Cairns K. Campbell C. Carpenter B. Chambers M. Charbonneau S. Christensen C. Christian M. Christian S. Clark J. Colby L. Collette M. Collette R. Copple K. Cornell M. Cote T. Cottingham T. Crough K. Crump J. Culbertson M. Daugherty J. Davis S. Dawdy B. Deal G. DeArmond B. DeBauche L. Demars C. Doyen D. Duewell T. Eagleson J. Easter P. Everitt D. Fleming D. Fleming J. Floe J. Gagna R. Gagnon 8th Grade Reaps the Fruit 96 of Their Endeavor D. Garver W. Geisler K. Gerard D. Gillen J. Gladbach T. Gocke J. Goodwin J. Goodwin K. Goodwin D. Grimm D. Haist M. Hansen N. Hardin B. Henderson T. Hess F. Hiebsch D. Hinson G. Hinson D. Hittle C. Hopkins M. Hotaling S. Hower C. Huber J. Huber P. Hunnicutt M. Jager K. Johnson K. Johnson M. Johnston M. Jones K. Joslyn S. Kearn M. Kieffer D. Kim J. Kimmal K. Kocher L. Korte G. LaBarge J. LaBarge D. Laffere R. Lagasse K. Landry R. Largent T. L'Ecuyer D. Letourneau S. Letourneau J. Lewis K. Lewis S. McCollom S. Machen J. Marcotte J. McCartney J. Metro C. Mitchell R. Miller B. Morrison E. Mossburgh D. Myers D. Naillieux B. Nease G. Nelson P. Nelson M. Newlin 97 T. Nixon S. NordeN J. Muss N. Olson J. Owen G. Parker P. Pearce P. Pell J. Peterson S. Potter B. Predmore T. Ramsey J. Reedy R. Regnler B. Richey R. Riley D. Robinson D. Rodgers K. Rogers A. Sackman F. Sallman M. Sallman J. Sanders L. Schenk P. Schleuder K. Schmidt G. Shanks R. Sicard D. Skeels D. Smith T. Smith A. Snavely G. Sorell T. Stangel P. Stanton S. St. Pierre B. Strait M. Studt T. Suits B. Swearinger D. Tallent M. Tholstrup R. Thoman B. Thomas J. Trueblood D. Turner J. Urban M. Urban J. Waite B. Walker D. Wallace D. Wheeler J. White D. Whitney B. Wiesner L. Wilson J. Winter L. Winter R. Woo lard A. Wright L. Wright The Best Is Yet to Come 98 7th Graders First Taste B. Adams R. Allen T. Allen A. Anderson A. Anderson T. Anderson M. Bacchamp B. Baker V. Barajas R. Bellows K. Bentz J. Betzner C. Bohm B. Bonham C. Boucher J. Bramwell K. Breault L. Brichalli S. Brownell D. Budreau K. Budreau J. Campbell M. Caylor S. Champlln M. Charbonneau J. Cleveland B. Collette C. Collins L. Cote M. Cote C. Cox S. Crump D. Davidson D. Davis B. Deal E. Dorman C. Douglas T. Dunshie B. Fagan S. Fairbanks J. Forshee J. Geisler D. Gile M. Glenn J. Graves S. Hanson D. Hansen D. Harper N. Harris J. Hedstrom G. Heil J. Hesser M. Higgins T. Hill S. Horkman E. Huber C. Hubert D. Hudsonpillar L. Hudsonpillar M. Hughey J. Jaster D. Jensen J. Johnson 99 P. Johnson R. Johnson L. Kagle C. Kaufman R. Kindel J. Koehn D. Kroulik M. LaBarge M. Lagemann R. Laing R. Lambert P. Landry D. Lanoue S. Lawton J. LeDuc S. LeDuc Y. LeRoy A. Lesperance D. Letoumeau R. Letoumeau T. Linden C. Lowell P. McCarty J. McConnell M. McConnell K. Meyer P. Miller K. Mitchell D. Moon M. Moore D. Morrissette T. Myers N. Nelson M. Newlin J. Nuss M. O'Laughlln J. 0strom T. Overstreet D. Parker S. Pearce J. Pitzer C. Predmore L. Reed R. Reutzel J. Revell K. Robbins T. Rogers R. Runge N. Rutherford A. Ryser K. Sager L. Schleuder A. Schreiber J. Schuyler K. Seim C. Shanks J. Strait R. Swanson K. Snyder T. Tholstrup A. Thoman L. Thoman V. Thomas of Competition. 100 V. Thornton M. Tracy C. Trimble J. Vignery B. Waite D. Walden M. Widen 8th graders not pictured: E. Boyer J. Buss B. Chambers M. Peterson 7th graders not pictured: J. Meats S. Mosher K. Muths D. Nelson 7th Grade Football FRONT ROW: E. Huber, C. Cox, C. Boucher, J. Betzner, J. Campbell, B. Collette, J. Graves, A. Thoman, D. Parker, D. Walden, J. Revell, K. Bentz, M. LaBarge. MIDDLE ROW: K. Meyer, B. Deal, D. Letourneau, R. Bel- lows, J. Meats, B. Waite, M. Tracy, T. Anderson, Coach Channel, M. Newlin, S. Crump, D. Moon, M. O'Laugh- lin, T. Tholstrup. BACK ROW: S. Champlain, C. Bohm, R. Johnson, J. Bramwell, J. Geisler, M. Charbonneau, R. Lambert, M. Bachamp, J. Strait, S. Lawton, B. Runge, J. Hedstrom, J. LeDuc. Coaches, TOP LEFT: Tom RECORD Morton. TOP RIGHT: Keith Concordia- 0 Sherwood. KNEELING: Abilene- 6 Gary Channel. Concordia- 28 Marysville- 0 Concordia- 20 Clay Center- 28 Concordia- 27 Phillipsburg- 0 The Junior High Football program is di- vided into the 7th and 8th grade teams. The 8th grade plays a competitive schedule while the 7th grade plays only intrasquad games on Saturday mornings. The program is set up to teach fundamentals and the basic offense and defense that will be used on the high school level. 8th Grade Football FIRST ROW: T. Cottingham, S. Bowersox, J. Metro, J. Huber, B. Strait, D. Fleming, B. DeBuche, D. Kim, S. Dawdy, K. Crump, R. Alderson, T. Smith, J. Winter, R. Gagnon, D. Haist. SECOND ROW: Coach Channel, M. Newlin, G. Hinson, B. Deal, B. Nease, J. Nuss, G. Parker, K. Kocher, R. Regnier, J. Floe, G. Sorell, J. Easter, T. L'Ecuyer, J. LaBarge. THIRD ROW: D. Alexander, B. Weisner, C. Mitchell, K. Cailteux, J. Urban, W. Geisler, T. Crough, C. Huber, C. Christian, M. Collette, R. Sicard, G. Shanks, D. Turner, B. Boardman. Not pictured: D. Robinson. 8th Grade Basketball BACK ROW: G. Sorell, B. Boardman, J. Nuss, J. Urban, B. Wiesner, D. Alexander, D. Alexander, K. Cailteux, C. Mitchell, M. Newlin, D. Whitney. FRONT ROW: G. DeArmond, S. Dawdy, G. Nelson, J. Metro, B. Nease, J. Floe, G. Parker, J. Easter, D. Fleming, J. Culbertson. 7th Grade Basketball 1st ROW: M. Tracy, K. Meyer, B. Deal, B. Runge, C. Bohm, R. Johnson, J. Bramwell, S. Lawton, M. Charbonneau, D. Letourneau. 2nd ROW: Mr. Montoya, D. Budreau, E. Huber, J. Campbell, R. Lambert, J. Geisler, C. Cox, J. Hedstrom, J. Graves, D. Moon, D. Nelson. 3rd ROW: K. Bentz, T. Tholstrup, T. Anderson, D. Parker, D. Walden, M. LaBarge, J. Strait, A. Thoman, S. Fairbanks, T. Rogers, S. Crump. 103 1st ROW: Coach Lowery, D. Moon, E. Huber, B. Deal, M. Tracy, M. Charbonneau, J. Strait, J. LeDuc, K. Crump, T. Smith, M. Bachamp, J. Bramwell, T. Rodgers, T. Tholstrup. 2nd ROW: Coach Channel, J. Geisler, C. Bohm, S. Champlain, S. Bowersox, G. Sore 11, J. Easter, S. Dawdy, D. Whitney, R. Lambert, R. Runge, R. Johnson, K. Meyer. 3rd ROW: T. Cottingham, T. Stangel, K. Kocher, J. Metro, D. Fleming, C. Mitchell, K. Cailteux, B. Nease, C. Huber, D. Kim, B. Deal, R. Regnier, C. Christian. 4th ROW: J. Waite, M. Caylor, D. Letourneau, D. Walden, B. Henderson, B. DeBauche, D. Turner, D. Parker, M. O'Loughlin, J. Campbell, J. Hedstrom, D. Grimm. Not pictured: C. Boucher, S. Crump, D. Alexander, B. Boardman, D. Hittle, J. Nuss, G. Parker, G. Shanks, J. Urban. Cheerleaders 104 Julie Vignery Cindy Lowell Beth Morrison Head Jennifer Trueblood Denise Fleming Jr. Hi Matmen BACK ROW: S. Dawdy, J. Easter, J. Huber, D. Hittle, J. Cambell, D. Laffere, B. DeBauche, B. Strait, J. Giesler, R. Gagnon, R. Sicard. 4th: J. Hedstrom, G. Sore 11, D. Haist, D. Grimm, B. Wiesner, T. Crough, G. Shanks, B. Nease, J. Bramwell, B. Deal, B. Baker. 3rd: B. Henderson, M. LaBarge, S. Bowersox, K. Crump, J. Rovelle, B. Deal, C. Boucher, E. Boyer, B. Waite, S. Crump. 2nd: T. Nottingham, C. Mitchell, E. Huber, C. Christian, M. Collette, J. Metro, K. Cailteux, M. Jones. 1st: D. Letourneau, M. Tracy, J. Winter, D. Fleming, T. Smith, J. Floe, J. LeDuc, D. Kim. Not pictured: W. Giesler. Tournament Squad BACK ROW: D. Letourneau, J. LeDuc, E. Huber, C. Huber, M. Jones, C. Mitchell, K. Cailteux, T. Metro, Coach Sherwood. FRONT ROW: D. Fleming, J. Winter, M. Tracy, C. Christian, M. Collette, J. Floe, T. Smith, D. Kim. Not pictured: W. Giesler. Champions J. Winter, M. Tracy, C. Christian, M. Collette, J. Floe, T. Smith. 106 7th Grade Music 3rd ROW: S. Christenson, N. Olson, M. Hansen, C. Budreau, C. Doyen, B. Morrison, M. Johnston, Mr. Longstaff. 2nd ROW: A. Snavely, M. Hotaling, K. Johnson, A. Wright, M. Keiffer, A. Berner, M. Tholstrup, R. Brooks, K. Cornell, D. Hinson. 1st ROW: J. Goodwin, D. Whitney, J. Culbertson, S. Dawdy, P. Nelson, J. Owen, R. Miller. 1C 7 BACK ROW: T. Meyers, J. Yarned, S. Pearce, K. Willoughby, J. Johnson, D. Gile. 4th ROW: S. Hanson, 0. Harper, J. McConnell, S. LeDuc, R. Reutzel, K. Breault, M. Cote, K. Mitchell, J. Hedstrom, R. Johnson, B. Waite, R. Swanson, D. Hansen. 3rd ROW: A. Ryser, C. Lowell, A. Lesperance, M. Hughey, J. Vignery, A. Schreiber, L. Tho- man, K. Snyder, S. Fairbanks, C. Cox, J. Ostrom, C. Hubert. 2nd ROW: C. Shanks, B. Adams, B. Fagan, T. Allen, T. Hill, M. Higgens, D. Lanoue, M. Caylor, N. Harris, V. Thornton, D. Davis, J. Nuss. 1st ROW: B. Dorman, Y. LeRoy, K. Berttz, D. Davidson, D. Morrissette, S. Lawton, C. Douglas, S. Horkman, N. Rutherford, T. Overstreet, C. Collins. Teacher-Mrs. Craig. 8th Grade Music 8th Grade Band 1st ROW, L TO R: M. Hotaling, J. Petersen, K. Johnson, M. Peterson, S. Christensen, M. Tholstrup, K. Cornell, D. Hinson. 2nd ROW, M. BeIviII, P. Nelson, D. Smith, A. Wright, B. Morrison, J. Colby, J. Trueblood, C. Huber, C. Doyen, R. Brooks, D. Nailleiux, A. Berner. 3rd ROW, A. Betzner, C. Carpenter, S. Kearn, L. Wilson, M. Char- bonneau, N. Hardin, J. Waite, B. Boardman, L. Kordy, G. Nelson, K. Johnson, T. Cottingham, D. Robinson, B. Deal, D. Kim, K. Kocher, S. Dawdy, J. Culbertson, S. Bowersox, J. Goodwin, B. Strait, D. Alexander. 4th ROW, N. Olson, G. Sore 11, B. Henderson, R. Gagnon, D. Haise, B. Nease, K. Campbell, L. Basil, Mr. Miner. 7th Grade Band 1st ROW, L TO R: J. Ostrom, M. Lagemann, K. Mitchell, V. Thornton, T. Meyers, N. Harris, T. Dunshie, N. Nel- son. 2nd ROW, R. Lambert, N. Rutherford, T. Allen, V. Barajas, M. Charbonneau, J. Schuyler, S. Lawton, B. Deal, K. Meyer, D. Davis, K. Bentz, J. Hedstrom, C. Bohm, S. Champlin. 3rd ROW, C. Collins, J. Koehn, C. Kaufman, J. Hesser, D. Harper, M. Bachamp, E. Huber, T. Overstreet, 4th ROW, Mr. Ensign, Asst. Director. Mr. Miner Direc- tor, D. Letourneau, D. Moon, C. Douglas, D. Nelson, B. Baker, S. Horkman. 108 Nancy Olson Cindy Doyen TOP ROW: L. Wilson, J. Koehn, FRONT ROW: C. Douglas, C. Collins, Head-M. Bel I vi 11. The largest band in USD 333 was the Junior Hi band of 101 members, under the direction of Mr. Lonnie Miner. These musicians marched for the Marysville football, game at Jamestown for their Homecoming, for a CCCC soccer game, and in CHS's Homecoming, parade. They were pre- sented in public performance Feb. 12 and received a I at the Jr. Hi Music Contest March 16th. They also played at all 8th grade football games and gave winter concerts at the Ele- mentary Schools. Four members of the bands: Richard Brady, Kevin Camp- bell, Kurt Kocher, and Gary Nelson participated in the Youth for Music band at CCCC Feb 17. Pep band played for all Jr. Hi home basketball games and the wrestling tournament, and the year was ended with the All Schools Day Parade in Mc- Pherson May 10th. 109 Look Out, Here We Come Marching, cooking. studying (a little) playing ball. and even writing poetry if we have to. My name is Ron Brooks. Mrs. Barber thinks I'm dumb in brooks, So how does she expect to see A poem that's composed by me. I'd Like to See I'd like to see a strong wind die; I'd like to see a great wave cease; I'd like to see a dark cloud brighten; But most of all I'd like to see all wars stopped. James Floe 110 Everybody Always Says, These Are the Best Days of Your Lives.” Flunking a test, bending your lunch ticket, having a fire drill during phys. ed., your best friend moves away, losing a 10 page term paper, getting caught without a pass, having an incurable crush, wiping out on a cinder track, having a flat tire on a back road late at night, breaking out again, getting a ticket, having lasagna, missing the bus, finding peanut butter in the apple sauce. OF COURSE, there is Waterbombs, homecoming, wild parties, laughing until it hurts, all the pizza you can eat, sneaking somebody in the drive-in, getting a free game out of the pin-ball machine, riding around, throwing a coach in Blosser's Pond, lettering AFTER all, lifelong friends, unforgettable, and unMENTIONAB LE experiences. I Maybe They’re Right MATTHEW GREENHOUSE BELL’S REPAIR SERVICE CLEASON BELL 1908 S. LINCOLN Yesterday Everyone enjoys sipping a soda at the Malt Shop. Susann and Steve 112 Yesterday Once More, the theme for this year's prom, was held May 4 from 9 to 12 p.m. Glass Apple ' a brass band from Topeka, was featured. They played songs by Chicago, Blood Sweat and Tears and Deep Purple. The gym was covered with purple, pink, and blue streamers. The walls were decorated with dark blue pa- per and dancing silhouettes. Pink and purple flowers were arranged in between the figures. In the middle of the gym there was a malt shop scene. It consisted of a little table with two chairs. An old fashioned juke box sat to one side with a mirror ball hanging above the whole scene. The ball rotated and cast circles of light on to the dance floor. The hall and multi-purpose room were transferred into a town. Along one wall there was Al's Barber Shop and Peg's Dress Shop with plenty of parking along the other wall. At the end of town stood the Malt Shop. In- side you were met by tables covered with red gingham table clothes and candles in the middle. Cheery cafe curtains in red hearts hung in the windows. Red and white crepe paper hung from the ceiling and one wall. During the intermissions the guests were served chocolate or strawberry sodas and cake.—CHS Panther Stuart and Deanna Once More 113 Baccalaureate Valedictorians: Connie Bonebrake, Greg Hamel, Julie Chubbuck. Salutatoriam Tracy White. Guest Speaker: Reverend Arnold Krob. Honor Students: FRONT ROW L TO R, Connie Bonebrake, Peggy Bieker, Debra Miller, Karen Hopkins, Julie Chubbuck, BACK ROW L TO R; Gerold Mosher, Mike Hattan, Greg Hamel, Peter Hish, Daryl Folkerts, Tracy White, Sam Scheibler. 114 Graduation On May 22, 1974, the senior class of Concordia High School met together for the last time. After the invocation by Reverend Robert Fleenor, the Senior Vocal Ensemble sang two numbers. They sang Choose Something Like a Star by Randall Thompson and Hail To Thee Concordia by Joseph Secrets. After being introduced by Andrew A. Carrier, the tri-valedictorians, Connie Bonebrake, Julie Chubbuck, and Greg Hamel, gave the commencement ad- dresses. Dr. Hattan, president of the Board of Education, with the help of Mr. Clark our superintendent presented the diplomas. It was a time of happiness for some since they were finally out of high school, but for others it was a time of sadness since they would never again walk the halls of Concordia High School. However, for all it was a time for thankfullness for all the help they received from others over the years. 115 Cooks L TO R: Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Demanette, Mrs. Yamal I, Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Bonebrake, Mrs. Feasel, Mrs. Barker Mrs. Payton, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Carter. Custodians Eldon Collins-Head Custodian Staff: BACK ROW, L TO R; Charles Peterson, Harold Keam, Ralph Kearn. FRONT ROW, L TO R; Orville Lapo, Carroll Sleffer, Emery Breault. 116 Senior Directory DEBBIE ADAMS Pep Club 12; FHA Song Leader 9; All School Play 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; New Creation 10; Ko- loge 12; Girls Glee 9,10,11,12; Plain'n Fancy 11; French Club 10,11; Latin Club 9. DENNIS ALDERSON Wrestling 9,10,11; VICA 12. ARLEN APPLEBY Track 9; Cross Country 11. OWEN BARLEEN FFA 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11; A-V Club 10; Sports Club 10; Football Trainer 11. LESTA BELL Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9,10,11, 12; Kayettes 9,10,11,12; Kayette Board 10,11,12; Pub- licity 10; Program Assistant 11; Song Leader 12; FHA 10,11,12; President 12; Historian 11; Committee Chair- man 10; Hurkaru Photography Editor 12; Stuco Advis- ory Board 12; Phota Club 10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Librarian 12; Choir 10,11,12; Girls Glee 9,10,11,12; Plain'n Fancy 12; High Plain Band Camp 72 '73, Tenor Sax Solo 72-11 Rating. ROD BELLOWS DEBBIE BELVILL Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9, 10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11; Parliamentarian 11; District Sweetheart Candidate 11; Chairman Revision of Con- stitution 11; Stuco Advisory Board 12; Band 9,10,11; Powder Puff Football 10; Flag Twirler Alternate 11; Girls Glee 9,10,11; Art Club 10; Latin Club 9; Science Club 12; Homeroom Rep. 11. PEGGY BIEKER Pep Club 11,12, President 12; Kayettes 10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11, Secretary 11; Stuco 11,12, Treasurer 12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Stuco-Advisory Board 12; Band 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Girls Track 10,11,12; Girls Glee 9,10,11; Latin Club 9. BONNIE BOARDMAN Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Hurkaru Business Staff 12; Band 9,10,11; Stage Band 10,11; Pep Band 9,10; Choir 11,12; Kolage 12; Girls Glee 11; Spanish 12. CONNIE BONEBRAKE Pep Club 12; FHA 9,10; Hur- karu Editor 12; FT A 12. JOEL BOWYER DECA 12. JANET BOYER Pep Club 12; Girls Glee 12; FHA 10, 11,12. RANDY BRANNON Hurkaru 12 ED Staff 12; Student Council 10; Homeroom Rep. 10; FFA 9; Band 10,11, 12; Boy's Tennis 11; Photography Club 11,12; Pep Band 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Boy's Glee 9,10,11,12; New Creation 10. MARK BREAULT: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11, 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 12; C-Club 11, 12; A-V Club 12; Science Club 12; Weight Lifting Supervisor 11; Art Club 11. GINO BRICHALLI: VICA 12. JAMES BROWN: Football 9; VICA 12. DONNA BUDREAU: Kayettes 9,10; FHA 9,10,11,12; Girls Glee 9,10; O.E. 12. SARAH BUECHEL: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9; Photography Club President 9,10,11,12; Choir 12; Girls Glee 9,10,11,12; Science Club 12; Latin Club 9. LINDA CHARTIER: Pep Club 10; Homeroom Rep. 9; DECA 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11. CLEO CHILDERS: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; FHA 9; FT A 11,12; Kayettes 10,11,12; Latin Club 9; Science Club 12; Band 9,10; Girls Track 10,11. CINDY CHRISTIAN: Pep Club 9; O.E. 12; Girls Glee 9; Band 9; Winter Sports Festival Attendant 12. JULIE CHUBBUCK: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls State 11; Homeroom Rep. 9,12; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; For- ensics 11,12; Nat'I. Forensics League 11,12; Homecom- ing Attendant 12; Band 9,10, Secretary 10; Stage Band 9,10; Pep Band 9,10; Choir 9,10,11,12; Kolage 11; Girls Glee 10,11; Girls Octet 10; Science Club 12. LINDA COFFENBURGER: Track 9. PEGGY COLBY: Pep Club 11,12; Kayettes 9,12; Girls State 11; Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 10,11; Volleyball 12; Powder Puff Football 9; Flag Twirler 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Girls Glee 9,11; Latin Club 9; Girl's Track 9,10, 11. GERALD COLLINS: DECA 12; Band 9,10,11; Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 9. it DOUG COMEAU: Homeroom Rep. 12; Homecoming Es- cort 12; Christmas Ball King Candidate 12; Basketball 9; Art Club 9; Science Club 10,11,12. RAY COTE: FFA 9,10,11; Wrestling 11,12. WARREN CRAYTON: DECA 12. TIM DAWDY: DARREL DENEAULT: VICA Club 12. DEBBIE DOCHOW: DECA 12. TERRY EATON: Wrestling 12. STEVE ENSIGN: Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12. DAVID ERICKSON: DECA 12; Debate 9; Forensics 9; Homecoming Escort 12. 117 LARRY EUBANKS: VIC A 12; VIC A Secretary 12. DEBBIE FAHLSTROM: Pep Club 9,10,11 12. PAM FLEENOR: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9,10, 11,12; Board 10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Flag Twirler 11, 12; Girls Glee 11,12; French Club 10. SALLY FLOE: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9,10,11, 12; President 12; Board 12; DECA 12; Historian 12; Art Club 9,10,11; FTA 12; Secretary Photography Club 10; Girls Track 9,10,11,12; Co-Captain 11; Powder Puff Football 9,10; Girls Volleyball 9,10,11. DARYL FOLKERTS: Homecoming Escort 12; Wres- tling 9,10,12; Football 9; Track 9,10; Cross Country 10, 11; FCA 12; Science Club 12. FRED FOSTER: Student Council V-President 12; Home- room Rep. 10,11; Stuco Advisory 10,11,12; Football 9. 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. CINDY GEISLER: Pep Club 11; FHA 9,10; Hurkaru 12; Business Manager. CARL GILE VICA 12; Boy's Glee 9. MARY GOECKE Pep Club 9; Kayettes 10,11; Cheer- leader 9; FFA 12; Girls Choir 12; Hurkaru 9,10,11; Pow- der Puff Football 10; All School Play 9; French Club 9, 10; Panther Staff 11. DIANA GRAND PRE Student Council 10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; OE 12; Secretary 12; FTA 10,11; Kayettes 9,10,11; Powder Puff Football 9; FHA 9,10; Girls Glee 9,10,11. TOM HAGER Basketball 9,10; Track 11. TIM HAGER Track 11; Wrestling 10,11. GREG HAMEL Homeroom Representative 9; Basket- ball 9; Science Club 9,10,11,12; Student Rotarian 12. CHARLOTTE HAMMON Pep Club 9,10,11,12; FHA 9, 10; Kayettes 10,11; FTA 11; Girls Glee 9,10,11. KIM HARPER Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 11,12; FHA 11; Hurkaru Staff 12; Student Council 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Twirler 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Girls Glee 10,11; Homecoming Queen 12. MIKE HATTAN Boys State Delegate 11; FCA 9,10,11, 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Science Club 11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; C-Club 10,11,12; Secretary 12; Panther Sports Club 10,11; Vice-President 11. SUSAN HERMAN Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 10, 11,12; FHA 9,10; Hurkaru Staff 12; FTA 11,12; Powder Puff 10; Girls Glee 9,11. MIKE HESS Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Track 9,10; VICA President 12. PETER HISH FTA 10,11; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 11; Spanish Club 9; C-Club 9, 10,11,12; FCA 9,10,11,12; Science Club 12. ROGER HOLECHEK Football Manager 9,10; Basketball Manager 9,10; VICA 12. KARIN HOPKINS Pep Club 10; Photography Club 10, 11,12; Girls Glee 10,11; French Club 10,11,12; Radio Club 11; Science Club 12. DOUG HOWER Football 9,10,11; Track 9; VICA 12. MARLIN HRUSA VICA 12. SHERRY HUBER Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader Wrestling 10,11,12; Kayettes 9,10,11,12; Board 10,11, 12; OE 12; Powder Puff Football 10; Girls Glee 9,10. RICHARD HUBERT A-V Club; VICA 12. SONIA HUNTER Pep Club 9,10; FHA 9; DECA 12; Band 9,10; Girls Glee 9. TOM ISTAS FFA 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; C-Club 10,11, 12, Vice-President 12. TERRY KEARN DECA Transfer Student 12. BRUCE KERNER Transfer Student 12. BYRON KIM Debate 11,12; Forensics 11,12; Nat'l. Forensics League 11,12; Photography Club 12; Tennis 9,10,11; Science Club 12; NSF; SSIP; KSTC. CHERYL KUCHERA Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 9, 10,11,12; FHA 9,10, Treasurer 10; FTA 11,12, Presi- dent 12; Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9,10,11; Girls Glee 9, 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11. SUSAN LAFFERE Pep Club 9; FHA 10; OE 12; French Club 9,10. RANDY LAGASSE Boy's State 11; Hurkaru 12; Student Council 10,11,12; President 12, Treasurer 11, StuCo Ad- visory Board 10,11,12; FFA 9; FTA 10,11,12; Band 9, 10,11,12; TreasurerlO; Student Director 10,12; Stage Band 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Powder Puff King Candidate 9; Drum Major 10,11; Class Presi- dent 9,10,11; One Acts 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Boy's Glee 9,10,11,12; New Creation 9,10; Kolage 11; Spanish Club 9; Homeroom President 9; Lions Band Camp 10; Stu- dent Rotarian 12; Winter Sports Attendant 12; Christmas Ball Attendant 10,11. NANCY LAMBERT Kayettes 11; OE 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11. DAVID LANDRY KAY L'ECUYER DECA 12. PAM LEONARD Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 10,11, FTA 10,11,12; Secretary 12; OE 12; Treasurer 12; Girls Glee 9,10,11. 118 DAVE LESPERANCE Boys' State Alternate 11; Foot- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10; C- Club 10,11,12. JAMI LEWIS Pep Club 10,11; Kayettes 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10; Vice President 10; Hurdaru 11; Student Coun- cil 10; StuCo Advisory 10; DECA 12; Secretary 12; Winter Sports Attendant 12; FTA 11; Photo Club 11; Band 9,10; Girls Track 9,10,11; Powder Puff Football 9,10; Choir 11,12; Girls Glee 9,10,11; Art Club 11; FFA Sweetheart 11. DOUG LOWE Track 11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Boys Glee 9,10,11,12; Kolage 11; Traffic Club 11; Science Club 11. BARBARA LUECKE Pep Club 9; Kayettes 10; Powder Puff Football 10; Girls Glee 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9; Homeroom President 11; Secretary Treasurer 12; Needle- craft 12; Journalism 12; 1974 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. Robert McCartney SARAH McCOLLOM Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12, Secretary 12; Rep- resentative 11; StuCo Advisory Board 12; Girls Track 10; Volleyball 11; Powder Puff Football 10; Volley- ball 11; Powder Puff Football 10; Girls Glee 9,10,11,12; President 12; Homeroom Secretary 10, Vice President 11; Winter Sports Queen 12. LORI McDANIEL Pep Club 9,10,11; Student Council Representative 9; OE 12; Winter Sports Attendant 12; Girls Glee 10,11; Latin Club 9. KAY MARCOTTE DECA 12. DAVE MARTIN Student Council 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Track 9,11; Wrestling 9,10; Class Vice President 12; Art Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9. JEFF MARTIN Football 10; Wrestling 10. MARLA MARTIN Pep Club 11, FHA 10; Hurkaru 12. MARK MATTHEW Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 11; All School Play 9; Class President 12; Vice President 9; Boys' Glee 9,10; C-Club 11,12, President 12; Latin Club 9; FCA 9,11,12; Weight Training 12. BRENT MATTHEWS Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Science Club 10. GERALYN METRO FHA 9; DECA 12; Cheerleader 10, 11,12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Christmas Ball At- tendant 9,11; Girls Track 9,10; Powder Puff Football 9; Girls Glee 9,10,11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 11. DEBBIE MILLER Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Student Coun- cil 10,11,12; Christmas Ball Attendant 12; Class Sec- retary 11; Girls Glee 9,10,11; French Club 10. SCOTT MINARD Football 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10; Cross Country 11; Class Vice-President 11. LOLETA MONTY Pep Club 11,12; Kayettes 9,10,11, 12; Kayette Board 9,10,11,12; Kayette Board 9,10,11, 12; FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Secretary Treasurer 12; Par- liamentarian 12; FTA 12; Girls' Glee 9; Art Club 11; French Club 9,10,11,12. REVA MOON Pep Club 9; DECA 12; Girls' Glee 9,10; Art Club 10,11. MARSHA MOORE Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 10, 11,12, Kayette Board 12; Girls' State Alternate 11; FHA 9,10; Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Queen Atten- dant 12; Christmas Ball Queen 11; FTA 11,12, FTA Treasurer 12; Powder Puff Football 10; Choir 12; Girls' Glee 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Spanish Club Treasurer 10,11. JERRY MOSER Football 10; Basketball 9; All School Play 9; Boys' Glee 9; A-V Club 9,10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12. GREG NEASE Band 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10. MARGARET NEEL FHA 9,10, Secretary 10; O.E. 12; Girls' Glee 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11,12, President 10, Secretary 11. •i LANCE NEWLIN Student Council 9; Basketball 9,10; VIC A 12. BRUCE NOBERT Football 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11; Boys' Glee 9. RICHARD NOBERT Track 9; Wrestling 9,10. JIM NUSS Basketball 10; Track 11. MIKE O'CONNOR Football 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Latin Club 9, Latin Club Vice Presi- dent 9; JPT 10,11; Panther Sports Club 10,11. TINA PARIS Pep Club 11; FHA 9,10,11, FHA Histori- an Reporter 10; DECA 12; Art Club 9; French Club 9. BARNEY PARKER Homecoming Escort 12; Photog- raphy Club 12; Football 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Cross Country 10,11; Radio Club 12; FCA 9,10,11,12. SCOTT PAYTON VICA 12. CATHY PEARCE Pep Club 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12. BRUCE PEIL RICHARD PEIL DECA 12. SUSAN PERRET Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12, FHA Vice President 12; FTA 12; Girls' Glee 12; Art Club 10. RICK PETERSON 119 SCOTT REEVES Basketball 10; Track 12; Art Club 11. DON RICHEY VICA Club 12. LARRY RITTLE FFA 9,10,12; Football 9,10,11. GREG ROBINSON Band 12; Stage Band 12; Pep Band 12; Football 12. DUFF ROSE Football 12; Track 12. BILL ROSS Homecoming Escort 12; Football 9,10,11, 12; Track 9; Wrestling 9,10,11; Class Secretary 12. MARK RUNGE Boy's State 11; Student Council 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; C Club 10,11,12; C Club Treasurer 12; FCA 9,10,11,12. ERICK SALLMAN Spanish Club 9; VICA 12. DOUG SANDERS Homecoming Escort 12; Wrestling 10,11; Cross Country 11; Boy's Tennis 10,11,12; Sci- ence Club 12. SAM SCHEIBLER Boy's State 11; Yearbook 11; Stu- dent Council Advisory Board 11; FFA 9; FFA Junior Vice-President 9; Debate 9,10,11,12; Forensics 9,10, 11,12, National Forensics League 9,10,11,12; FT A 10, 11; Band 9; School Play 9; French Club 11,12; French Club President 12; Science Club 10; ASF Foreign Ex- change Student 11. LYNN SCHMIDT Pep Club 12; Girls Glee 12; Art Club 11; Radio Club 12. RANDY SCOTT FFA 9; Photography Club 12; Basket- ball 9; Track 9; Boy's Glee 10; A-V Club 12; Science Club. ROBIN SHOWALTER Pep Club 12; Girl's Glee; Stu- dent Council Representative 9,11; O.E. 12, O.E. His- torian 12; FT A 10; Girls Track 10. LARRY SHULER FFA 9,10,11; VICA 12. BRAD SNYDER ALAN SOUCHEK Band 10,11,12; Football 9,10; Band Vice-President 12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10; Cross Country 11,12. JONNIE STANTON Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Kayettes 12; Girl's State Alternate 11; Homecoming Attendant 12; Homeroom Representative 10,11; DECA 12, DECA Treasurer 12; Band 9,10; Choir 12; Girl's Glee 10,11; Art Club 9,10,11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 11; State Officer DECA 12. DARRELL STORTZ Art Club 11; VICA 12. DAVE STORTZ Art Club 11; VICA 12; VICA Vice- President 12. DARRELL SWANSON VICA 12. ROGER SWENSON VICA 12. MARY TALLENT Pep Club 12; Kayettes 11,12; Kay- ette Board 12; FHA 10,11; Yearbook 11; Band 9,10,11, 12; Pep Band 12; Girl's Glee 12; Latin Club 9. ANN THOMAN Yearbook 12. LINDENTRACY FT A 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 9; Track 9,10,11; Wrestling 10,11,12; Boy's Glee 9; Radio Club 12; FCA 9,10,11,12. DOUG TRIMBLE DECA 12; FFA 9,10. LARRY TROST FFA 9,10,11,12; FFA Sentinel 11; President 12. SANDY TROST Pep Club 11; Kayettes 11,12; O.E. 12, Vice President 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Girl's Glee 10,11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 11; All School Play 9. KEVIN TURNER DECA 12, DECA Vice President 12; Track 9; Cross Country 9,10. KAREN VANAMBURG Pep Club 9,10,11,12; FHA 10, 11,12; FHA Historian 12; Band 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9,11,12. DEBBIE WALDEN Pep Club 9; O.E. 12; Choir 11,12; Girl's Glee 9,11; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12. TRACY WHITE Boy's State 11; Student Council 9,10, 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Cross Country 10; Boy's Tennis 9,10,11,12; Class Secretary 9; Science Club 9. JERRY WEISNER RANDY WILLIAMS Basketball 9; Boy's Tennis 9,10, 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10. JIM WINTER Football 9; Basketball 9,10; VICA 12. DENNIS YOXALL Homecoming Escort 12; Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10; FCA 12. 120 ADVERTISEMENTS Joy Caylor is showing a Butte Knit Pantsuit with the layered look. 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