Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

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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

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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

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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