Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

Hurkaru 1979-1980 Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas Hurkaru Staff L to R: First row: Ruth Shull, Kim Frahm, Lois Cote, Missy Lowell, Mike Wood. Second row: Bobbie Jo Hagen, Bernie James, Marsha Tholstrup Mr. Lang displays the cover choices. Bounced Off the Wall We should have a red cover with dark blue endliners. You're crazy! I hate that design. Let's really make the yearbook different this year. When's the first deadline? Mrs. Shull, this picture doesn't fit. Someone lost the varsity football squad. Does this red pencil stuff come out in the wash? 'When's the next deadline? This drawer won't come open and I need to check the subscription list. This is a boring job. May I type instead? Trying to reduce these pictures is driving me nuts! When s the last deadline? I'll need a half a dozen candids right away to finish this page. Oh, my gosh, we forgot to put something on page 124. No, I left the class officer pictures at home. I'll bring them tomorrow — and tomorrow — and tomorrow. 2 We'll never get it done! NBoy, that really looks nice. Board Of Education Seated: Roger Nelson, Kenneth Esau, Mrs. Wayne Neel, Ray Harper, Mike Johnston. Standing: Martha Fyfe, secretary, Harold Clark, Superintendent, Paul Koehn, Assistant superintendent Superintendent Harold Clark Assistant superintendent Paul Koehn Administration Mr. Nelson Mr. McDonald Senior High Principal Jr. High Principal Mr. Ballard Vice-Principal Guidance Mr. Van Kooten Mr. Davenport Mr. Montoya, Jr. High 1979-80 Concordia Steve Archer- Metals Jim Barnhart- Natural Science Robert Baumann-Social Science Henry Baxa- Barbara Boyd- ™,ke Lat .r Language Arts Home Economics vocational Agriculture Cary Channell- Languagelr,'stensen Kenneth Church- John Culley- Carman Davis- Jay Detter- Mathematics Arts Social Science language Arts Social Science Spanish Natural Science Pat Dwerlkotte- Loren Edmonds- Robert Ensign- Richard Everett- Home Economics Media Specialist Instrumental Mathematics Music Pat Hanson- Judy Hartshorn- Larry Hartshorn- Charles Herman- Social Science Physical Physical Science Education Education Les Freeman- Ron Gardner Mathematics Drafting 6 High School Faculty Marilyn Hessee- English Eva Hotaling- Language Arts Lawrence Huddleston- Vocal Music Richard Kraft- Mathematics Gary Larson- Coordinator of Trades Keith Long- Speech and Debate Richard Lowrey- Mathematics George Meyer- Social Science Thomas Miles- Instrumental Music Jack Mitchell- Woodworking Delores Mowry- Language Arts French Sue Olson- Social Science Darlene Pearson- Jacqueline Assistant Ramsey- Librarian Language Arts Faculty Quotes Mrs. Shockley- Long as I can hear it, smell it, or see it. Mr. Miles- Staccato! Mr. Mitchell- Get to work and clean up! Mrs. Sawyer- Let's get some work done today. Mr. Kraft- Need any help, just whistle. Mr. Talley- I've only been wrong once. That's when I thought I was wrong but I wasn't. Mr. Barnhart- Up a polluted tri- butary with no means of motiva- tion. Mrs. Shull- Now, let's get quiet. Erik Rasmussen- Ann Sawyer- Nancy Keith Sherwood- Science Crafts Sheriffius- Office Physical Education Education Ron Shipman- Kathryn Ruth Shull- Dennis Natural Science Shockley- English Southwick- Art Business Education 7 Richard Switzer- Business Education Michael Wentz- Auto Mechanics Clark Talley- Journalism, English Virginia Thull- Physical Education Dennis David Wilson- Williams- Mathematics Carpentry Verlyn Mary Treaster- Trueblood - Glen Walker- Special Education Distributive Social Science Education In The Office 8 Jane Alkire- Secretary, Library Virginia Faulkner- Secretary, Junior High Mildred McFall - Secretary, Senior High Susan Martin- Secretary, Senior High Joan Stanton- Secretary, Guidance Nancy Champlin- Nurse Behind The Scenes Front Row- Maxine Barker, Neva Demanette, Berna Yarnell, Bernadette Lambert. Back Row- Phyllis Moon, Helen Mosher, Mahala Carter, Pauline Cassel, Marcelline Bonebrake 9 Left to Right- Pete Peterson, Dean Grimm, Homer Steward, Eldon Collins, Emery Breault, Harold Kearn CHS At Its Best r$b rf” A IV DRINK n rvMLK WMttVMW Lunch: To wash the food down. Chemistry: It will blow your mind! 6 . Family Living: Love at first sight. Tennis: Why me? Volleyball: That's using your head. I 9 Graduation: Senior Women 'O Basketball: Hot Shot Prom: Dance with me. X Independent Living: This is single life! Football: Just don't stand there! Photo Club: A misconcption. Marathon: Could have danced all night! 10 Study Hall: Home work yuk! 80 7 V Seniors Angela Aldridge Peggy (Hale) Appleby David Blackburn Kim Bray Rocky Aldridge Mike Bachamp Jim Blackwell Joe Breault Rick Arts Pat Baker Tony Blochlinger Sondra Brownell Tom Anderson Roger Bellows Dennis Blochlinger Carole Brummer The Time VaLynda Buckland Greg Champlin Renee Chaput Eric Christensen Randall Carpenter Reese Champlin Jim Chartier Brian Christenson Dottie Cash Shaun Champlin Dean Christensen Janelle Collette Denise Castonguay Jeff Chaney Paul Christensen Donny Collins 13 Has Come Michael Copple Greg DeBauche RaeAnn Esau Faye Frazier Lisa Courville Steve DeWitt Jackie Fisher Tracy Frazier Debbie Davidson Lori Duewell Bryan Fleming Sue Fredricks Charlene Davis Jamie Emmel Mary Florea Tara Garrison 14 To Forge Jeff Gerard John Hanson Kelly Hess Patti Hower Paul Glad bach Dane Hanson Reed Hinkel Doug Huber David Haden Ann Hatesohl Dana Hinson Christie Huff Endsley Mike Haist Brad Henderson Kent Hopkins Mike Huff Ahead John Jackson Bryce Johnson John Lecuyer Howard McMillan Julie Jager Cary Kieffer Jerry Letourneau Linda Machen Bernie James Jeannie LaBarge Richard Lewis Craig Marcotte Lynnette Johnson Michelle Largent Tim McCarty Jeff May 16 And Open Todd Nicholson Mark Phillips Reimah Reinart Ruth Sail man Joe Odette Jay Pitzer Sheri Rimovsky Mark Seim Debbie Pearce Dennis Reedy Lisa Rossiter Mary Severson Kelly Peck Scott Regnier Mark Rothfuss Greg Shepard Doors To Rebecca Seward David Skeels Parker Thornton Jim Wilson Cary Shrader Mike Stout Jon Tracy Lisa Wilson Avis Shuler Arlan Swihart Cindy Trost Kim Womack Tim Sjogren Marcia Tholstrup Katrina Waite Margaret Womack 18 Future Success Cathy Yost Gerherd Zieher Brian E. Eustice Eric Jon Eustice Mary Maxine Chartier Ralph William Erke Terry Lee Modlin Mark Michael Lesso Larry D. Lesperance Frederick William Laing Senior Autographs A Fragment From the first day of our freshmen year to the day we graduate may seem to others as only a very short time. It may even seem short to us. But in this time a lot of things have happened. I'Ve have matured quite a bit; made a lot of discoveries, changed our minds many times about the things that are important to us. Often school may seem but a small and unimportant part of this maturity, yet it contributes quite a bit to what we become. It gives us a chance to develop socially, mentally, physically and emotionally. Through this education, we are brought to an exit, a growth period, and an entrance -an exit from the childhood world of recesses, a growth period in knowledge, and an entrance into adulthood. Is it any wonder that we have so many memories of this bittersweet period of our lives. Though our high school years are but a fragment in time, without them neither CHS, its history nor our lives would be complete. 20 A 65° Thermostat setting cooled off the situation. In Time These guys built a house Marsha acted Seniors These gals led the cheers Seniors, our year has come, Bringing with it the last stages of adolescence. We're creeping into the future. Ambitions and goals constantly pushing us forward. We are making our memories as the year goes by. Time is passing day by day. Bring us closer to the moment of going our way. As our last prom has been danced. We'll keep those memories of the fun dates we had. Seniors, crying, sighing, laughing, as graduation nears. This year has become a fragment in history But one we shall never forget. 1980 Angela Aldridge 21 i Dedicated Joel Alderson Michael Allen Toni Allah Annette Aytes Jeff Baker Tye Baker Chris Barajas Becky Bates Wendy Bemis Audrey Bessette Cathy Bieker Rebecca Bisnette Always Troy Anderson Greg Balthazor Brian Berner Greg Bloch linger Anticipation Melanie Bohm Lana Breault Kim Brownell John Cash Steve Boling Jo Dee Brewer Jill Budreau Cary Champlin Linda Bonham Denetta Brichalli Charlene Birch Michelle Charbonneau Cathy Breault Shirley Brown Lisa Burgess caii Christenson 25 Spirit Stick - Again Robert Clintsman Trudy Crogan Colleen Daley Billy Dewitts Judy Collette Danny Crump Cindy Danielson Sandra Dixon Mark Copple Daniel Cummings Cuyetta Davis Connie Dorman Lois Cote Eric Cypher Samuel Deal Brad Douglas 26 Breaking The Mold Eric Erickson Tina Carst Bobbie Jo Hagen Charles Hammon Jenny Fisher Michelle Girard Mark Haist Gayle Hanson Kim Frahm Mary Gladbach Deanna Hake Teri Hanson Lori Frazier Rick Haden Bob Hale Bryan Hardaway 27 Looking To The Future Barbara Haynes Lisa Hopkins Kelly Jager Lee Kalivoda Brad Heald Nancy Horinek Cynthia Jochems Jill Kocher Jacque Henry Scott Houser Russell Johnson Karla Koester Paula Heskett Laura Ihrig Teresa Johnson Lori Krob 28 Expanding Our Horizons Paul LaBarge Johnny Letourneau Diana Lowers Jodi McGinnis Kathy Laing Cindy Loeffler Joanna McCollom Mina McGinnis Donna Lambert Brian Logan Mary McGannon Jeff Meats Kim Lanoue Melissa Lowell Lloyd McGee Julie Metro 29 Inheriting Shaun Miller Brad Modlin Paul Moffet Alan Mosher Brad Nading David Nelson Rob Nixon Cindy Nixon Jeff Nuss Todd Osborne Sue Overstreet Calvin Owen Kevin Peck Emilie Peterson Brad Powell Kevin Ramsey Senior Hall Steve Reedy Paul Reutzel Lois Riley Lori Robbins Barbara Schneider Kurt Schuyler Steven Scott Martin Severance LaBarge Mike Simmons Lisa Slaughter Chuck Smith Bruce Sicard Peggy Snavely Janet Sorell Thaz Sorell Todd Smith 31 Paula Stephenson Mike Tholstrup Becky Torgler Mark Winter Kevin Stewart Terry Tholstrup Danny Trost Mike Wood Susan Stolzenberg Tammy Studt Hiram Thoman Kirsten Timkar Annie Wiesner Lynette Wineinger 32 Peek-a-boo! 33 Being A Sophomore T. Adams K. Adockc C. Adkins B. Aldridge J. Aldridge L. Anderson D. Archer L Atherton M. Bachamp M. Baumaun T. Belville T. Bessette T. Bisnette K. Blochlinger K. Bourne J. Brown S. Brown R. Buckland T. Budreau D. Carlo J. Cassel D. Champlin M. Charbonneau P. Charbonneau B. Chartier K. Cibolski A. Collette C. Collette J. Corey K. Cripe B. Cyphers D. Davidson Learning That Soph D. Davis S. Davis D. Delforge J. DeWitt S. Dorman A. Doyen K. Dyson 5. Eaton T. Eaton M. Fazel D. Fees D. Forshee L. Frazier M. Funk D. Gieber J. Girard G. Gocke D. Goddard V. Grimm S. Halfhide D. Hanney L. Higgins L. Hinkle C. Hischke R Jackson B. James J. Johnson N. Johnston M. Jones L. Kindell K. Kocher T. Kuhns 35 Means Wise And S. Lanoue ]. Lewis N. Losh T. McCartney C. McCawley K. McDaniel P. McDonald S. McCannon C. McGoech K. McGinnis L. McKenna P. Maginness C. Mansfield G. Marcotte P. Martin A. May ]. Menard C. Mendenhall S. Moore S. Mosher B. Neel R. Nelson L. Newlin J. Nicholson M. Nordell M. Nordquist M. Osborn Q. Ostrom I. Owen T. Owen 36 More Means Foolish A. Rohr M. Root M. Schneider C. Scott S. Sheely L. Shepherd S. Sis D. Skeels K. Smith R. Smith R. Snyder D. Sorell C. Stensaas S. Stensaas G. Tholstrup G. Thoman J. Trost B. Turnbull B. Vignery D. Vignery D. Vignery T. Watts B. Willis L. Wilson M. Winter M. Womack W. Woolard S. Yoxall D. Zugelder J7 I Like Being A Freshman C. Adams J. Aldridge K. Anderson D. Applebee ). Aytes T. Arts D. Barnhart R. Barton J. Bates C. Beaumont L. Begnoche K. Bessette L. Betzner T. Bieker J. Blackwell L. Blochlinger S. Brewer V. Brichalli L. Brownell B. Brummer N. Budreau S. Butler V. Cailteux T. Carlgren C. Carpenter C. Champlain S. Christenson 38 J. Christian D. Clintsman T. Collette The Only Part I Hate R. Collins J. Cook C. Copple K. DeArmond A. Demanette T. Demars D. DeWitt J. Dooley K. Dorman S. Douglass A. Doyen T. Eaton S. Fairbanks K. Fall R. Fees T. Fisher C. Fraser C. Fredericks T. Funk M. Callagher N. Garrison K. Garst K. Gieswein T. Gilbert D. Girard K. Goddard L. Grandpre T. Haist J. Hale T. Halfhide C. Hanson J. Hatton J. Hava I J. Hava! L. Head B. Henderson 39 M. Hess D. Hodge B. Hofer R. Huber D. Hull L. Hull S. Ihrig J. Istas L Jackson T. Johannsen K. Johnson T. Johnson K. Johnston M. Jones T. Joslyn J. Kuchera D. Kymer J. Labarge R. LaBarge J. Laing T. Lambert S. Laughlin T. LeDuc D. Lesperance B. Letourneau S. Longfellow K. Lueche T. McCall T. McCarty J. McDaniel P. Maginess C. McCimmis T. Matthes K. Mendenhall S. Mendenhall D. Newton Is When I Get Caught 40 In One Way Traffic J. Nading L. Nobert D. Nultorx S. Oloughlin T. Palmquist L. Parks J. Payne T. Pettygrove B. Predmore J. Ramsey M. Ruetzel J. Reynolds T. Richard D. Severance J. Seward T. Sjogren D. Skeels D. Smith A. Starr M. Straig L. Swihart S. Timkar T. Tholstrup L. Thoman J. Thoman C. Thomas M. Townsdin F. Turner C. Waite M. Walsh J. Waters A. Wieneger M. Widen T. Willoughby R. Yarnell R. Zaabel 41 Going The Wrong Way Being a Freshman Being a freshman means Getting lost in the halls the first Week of school; Getting picked on by upper classmen; Finding out who you can pick on If they pick on you; Acting as if you don't care what Upperclassmen think of you When sometimes you really do; Helping with the play by painting Scenery and goofing off By getting paint on each other; Being tickled or half-drowned when You are getting a drink; Looking toward the future; Aiming for a certain goal in the Hope that you will someday reach it. Being a freshman means growing up. Halls full of staring people, by Robin Huber Did j make the right turn? 42 Eighth Grade J. Anderson B Andrews S. Baumann S. Bellows J. Bergeson B. Berk L. Bisnette R. Blochlinger S. Blochlinger D. Bogart F. Boutz J. Bramwell J. Budreau B. Burchfield T. Carlson J. Cash T. Caylor D. Christenson S. Cibolski P. Cyphers S. Cyphers J. Daley D. Davenport D. Davidson G. Davis T. Davis P. DeCraff W. Dorman D. Dykes D. Dykes J. Eaton B. Erkenbrack S. Esau G. Florea T. Fraser M. Gerard D. Gieber J. Glad back T. Haist E. Hale C. Hale 44 D. Hayden M. Heald M. Hen thorn M. Hischke S. Hofer J. Houser T. Houser C. Hubert M. Hubert A. Jochems B. Johnson K. Kalivoda P. Ketterer H. Kliewer K. Koester C. Kuchera D. Lamar M. Landry B. Lanoue T. LeDuc S. Loeffler T. Losh T. Losh M. Lowers D. McCall J. McCartney J. McDaniel G. McGeoch J. McGinnis J. Menard K. Meyer T. Miller M. Moffett J. Moore L. Morrison D. Mosher J. Mowry E. Nault C. Nelson V. Novlan J. Odette R. Owen 45 K. Peak K. Peck M. Peil D. Peltier N. Petersen A. Pitzer T. Rasmussen R. Reedy C. Rohr T. Scott E. Severson P. Shipman B. Sharder R. Sis S. Springer D. Stensaas R. Stolzenburg R. Strait J. Thornton ]. Thurston L. Ukens T. Weaver B. Wheeler D. Whitney M. Widen R. Womack C. Workman S. Yost T. Young 46 Seventh Grade P. Anderson L. Appleby M. Bachamp P. Balthazor D. Baumann E. Bellows R. Blaze k K. Bogart B. Boling C. Boling P. Boyer R. Breault S. Brummer S. Brummet D. Burch M. Burt E. Burton P. Caron J. Cassel A. Charbonneau J. Collins K. Collins D. Copple M. Cyphers R. Davis R. Dewitt T. Dunshie L. Dyson S. Eaton M. Fisher C. Fraser R. Fredrickson S. Gallagher D. Garrison R. Gieber D. Girard K. Girard M. Girard K. Goff F. Grosse F. Hake R. Hardaway 47 B. Hicks J. Hinman R. Istas T. Johannsen S. Johnson R. Johnson K. Johnston K. Johnston C. Knapp J. LaBarge L. Lagasse J. Laughlin W. Lawrence R. Lawrence R. LeDuc M. Lervold M. Loeffler K. Longfellow B. McCammon K. McGee G. Matey B. Mendenhall R. Mendenhall P. Miller M. Muzette L. Naillieux R. Nelson D. Newton R. Novak A. Odette L. Peak B. Pearce G. Peltier A. Powell C Read C. Regnier M. Roudybush T. Seaton J. Shuler S. Snyder T. Springer D. Strait 48 B. Swihart M. Tholstrup M. Thorton S. Trost A. Tuggle D. Walker T. Walsh A. Walton J. Waters A. Watts L. Weicks B. Wheeler K. Wills D. Wilson C. Woolard K. Workman K. Wright S. Wright J. Young Jr. High Pride Life In Jr High Sometimes we study and give speeches and have our teeth checked or book reports STUCO First row: J. Budreau, T. Garrison, C. Brummer, P. Thornton, R. Aldridge, P. Hower, B. Berner, Mr. Baxa, J. McCollom, J. Sorell, N. Budreau, K. Champlin, S. Douglass. Second row: G. Zieher, E. Christensen, S. Overstreet, S. Stensaas, L. McKeenna, D. Davidson, and K. Blochlinger. STUCO ACCOMPLISHMENTS A New Bulletin Board for the Main Hall STUCO was very active through 1979-80. First, they organized the magazine sale to support AFS program and to proviae funds for class treasuries. Students who sold magazines received prizes and got to see the movie, Oh God. Adding a new tradition to school life, STUCO organized a new program featuring, The Student of the Month Plan. Each month both members of the faculty and students held a meeting to vote for the person who would receive the honor. As a ne� v attraction they purchased a new en- closed bulletin board and refinished the display case in the foyer entrance. STUCO had many more activities carried out through the year. For their ending accomplishment they held their election of next year's representa- tives. THUNDERBIRD MOTEL It's Christmas Time WESTERN POWER Radio Club Brian Christenson. Cathy Yost, Lori Krob, Reed Hinkel. Eric Christensen, Brian Berner, Eric Erickson, David Hade l Neil Losh. Autographs 1 1 —I J tr NO ■ w V v • PARIS CARPET CITY COLOUR BOUTIQUE FFA Chapter During the summer of '79, the Future Farmers of America Chapter worked hard during their slave days . The club had many other activities as well. President Nathan Sorell and Vice-President Mike Tholstrup at- tended the state FFA Convention in Manhattan. Another highlight for the chapter was being ranked high in the Farm Journal magazine sales. Ron Buckland and Jennifer Lewis were the two top salespersons in the chapter. On November 7-9, Mr. Catlin, an adult sponsor and the six officers attended the last two days of the 52 National FFA Convention. The chapter placed 14th out of 26 area chapters at a Leadership Contest held at Cloud County Community College. The A-team Land Judging team placed 14th out of 26 and the B- team placed 10 out of 26. The contest was held at Washington, Kansas. The greenhand initiation was quite a new experience for the nine FFA newcomers. During the initiation the Sweetheart candidates took a written exam. A couple of the questions were How many spark plugs does a diesel engine have? and What type of cow gives chocolatemilk? CHAPUT-BOUY FUNERAL HOME CHAMBER OF COMMERCE First Row: Ron Buckland, Kevin Mendenhall, Louis Begnoche, Jeff Waters, Troy LeDuc, Tom Richard, Steve Reedy, Jim Wilson, John Cory. Second Row: Mr. Catlin, Russ Johnson, Nathan Sorell, Danny Trost, Mike Tholstrup, Shelly Dorman, Joe Odette, Jennifer Lewis, Kevin Ramsey, Linda Kindel, Shannon Sis. Third Row: Cindy Nixon, Mike Hess, Paul Reutzel, Kirk Hanson, Tammy Johannsen, David Sorell, Tim Palmquist, Tim Sjogren, Rob Clintsman. Officers President, Nathan Sorell; Treasurer, Danny Trost; Vice-President, Mike Tholstrup; Reporter, Shel- ly Dorman; Secretary, Jen- nifer Lewis; Sentinel Joe Odette; Sponsor, Mr. Cat- lin. FHA 1st Row- Miss Boyd, M. Girard, C. Dorman, D. Davidson, S. Lanoue, J. Metro, Mrs. Dwerlkotte. 2nd Row- W. Woolard, N. Johnston, M. Bachamp, K. McDaniel, C. Adkins, K. McGinnis, M. Charbonneau, J. Kuchera, C. Carpenter, C. Fredricks, L. Sedlacek. 3rd Row- D. Hanney, T. Johnson, 4th Row- C. Rodgers, R. Reinert, 5th Row- T. Studt, V. Grimm, S. Eaton, 6th Row- L. Robbins, M. McGannon, K. Kocher, 7th Row- K. Gieswein, D. Hull, L. Thoman, N. Horinek SAE 1st Row- J. Collette, C. Brummer, F. Frazier, T. Garrison, K. Timkar, Mr. Davenport. 2nd Row- W. Bemis, C. Daley, R. Esau, C. Yost, S. Stensaas, L. Wineinger. 3rd Row- A. Swihart, B. Johnston, E. Christensen, R. Hinkle, L. McKenna, B. Powell DR. T.A. COULTER WHITE S SOFT WATER 55 Spanish Club 1st row- Colleen Daley, Bill Willis, Denise Davidson, Gary Champlin, Todd Funk. 2nd row- Kay Dorman, Thersa Arts, Sondra Moore, Kara Kocher, Pat McGinnis. 3rd row- Tammy Johannsen, Cindy Trost, Barbara Haynes, Lori Duewell, Susan Eaton, Kim Bray, Danny Kymer, Gerhardt Zieher, Jason Aldridge. Standing- Mrs. Davis, Sondra Brownell, Jay Pitzer, Shaun Champlin, Tara Garrison, Carole Brummer French Club 1st row- Lisa Burgess, John Bates, Amy Doyen, Karen Luecke, Sonja Timkar, Mrs. Mowry. 2nd row- Rhonda Collins, Susan Butler, Connie Dorman, Diana Lowers, Lynette McKenna, Alice Demanette 56 MATTHEWS GREEN HOUSE J.C. PENNEY Traffic Club 1st Row- D. Cummings, R. Hinkel, G. Zieher, B. Christenson, S. Champlin, C. Brummer, P. Thornton, G. Champlin, L. Hinkel, A. Doyen. 2nd Row- T. Sjogren, T. Kuhns, A. Mosher, M. Strang, P. Martin, E. Peterson, M. Bachamp, N. Johnston, R. Smith, P. Maginnes, L. Higgins, 3rd Row- S. Stensaas, T. Funk, P. McDonald, M. Schneider, J. Pitzer, L. Kalivoda, K. Koester, J. McCollom, T. Hanson, L. Ihrig, P. Maginness, Mr. Shipman. 4th Row- A. Weisner, C. Jochems, S. Stolzenburg, J. Kocher, M. Girard, T. Baker, J. Nicholson, G. Gocke, D. Gieber, Mr. Barnhart, Mr. Defter. WESTERN AUTO B G CONSTRUCTION Left to Right- Chris Hischke, Daniel Trost, Bobby James Science Club Drama Bottom Row: Kim Bray, Cynthia Waite, Tammy Demars, Robin Huber, Janelle Collette, Diane Severance, Marsha Jones, 2nd Row: Lanette Wineinger, Sandra Dixon, Mary Severson, Jodee Brewer, Kendra Dyson, Mary Gladbach, Lesa Anderson, 3rd Row: Faye Frazier, Lori Krob, Dan Cummings, Gary Shrader, Jeff Chaney, Mark Rothfuss, Sondra Brownell, Monica Bachamp, Kim Adcock, 4th Row: Kirstin Timkar, David Nelson, Tim Sjogren, Brian Christenson, Colleen Daley, Calvin Owen Harlequins PSVCHittr i M£U3 rHE DOCTOR I S First Row: Kirsten Timkar, Mary Severson, Kim Bray, Colleen Daley, 2nd Row: Jo Dee Brewer Sandra Dixon, Dan Cummings, David Nelson, Mard Rothfuss, Gary Shrader, Robin Nelson, Sondra Brownell GERALD'S BODY SHOP DUIS MEAT PROCESSING OEA First row: L to R. P. Stephenson, J. Henry, M. Womack, 5. Fredricks, J. Sorell, C Sreault, M. Bohm. A. Aldridge, R. Reinert, T. Johnson, DD. Lowers, J. Metro. Second row: L to R: N. Sherffius, P. Snavely, D. Davidson. P. Hower, S. Rimovsky OEA The Office Education Association is the student club organization for the vocational Office Education program. This co-curricular activity was established nationwide in 1966 as an independent youth organization for students enrolled in office occupations. OEA at Concordia High School was organized in 1972. Miss Sherffius, OE teacher-coordinator, is the chapter advisor. This year, there are seven senior members in the OEA. This is an increase in number over last year but not as many as in years past. For the first time, however, juniors may actively participate in OEA at all levels. There are nine Junior members. Officers are Patty Hower, President: Angela Alaridge, Secretary-Treasurer, and Sheri Rimovsky, Historian. Voting Delegates are Patty Hower, Reimah Reinert, and Diana Lowers. On Saturday, October 27, the members attended the Fall Delegate Assembly in Em- poria, Kansas. The purpose of this confer- ence is to elect the state officers for the Kan- sas Office Education Association for the coming year. Concordia was represented in the campaigning by Patty Hower, for Presi- dent, and Reimah Reinert, a Secretary candi- date. Any club may have only two candi- dates. The local chapter is very fortunate to have had both girls qualify to campaign. Both had to achieve a certain score on an extensive test over OEA and parliamentary procedure to be eligible to campaign. All local OEA membershave been working very hard this past week on campaign materials for the girls, hoping that both will be elect- ed. The following are senior members for the 1979-80 school year. The work stations of the senior members are indicated in paren- theses. Angela Aldridge (Dr. Hood's office), Reimah Reinert (Special Services office), Pat- ty Hower (High School office), Debbie Da- vidson (Vo-Ag Building office), Margaret Womack (Media Center office), Sheri Ri- movsky (Tom s Music House), Sue Fredricks (Coast to Coast). i u n GREEN LIGHT AUTO PARTS KEN'S TV 59 Top Row: President, Mike Haist, Vice President, Lisa Rossiter, Treasurer, Jon Tracy, Bottom Row: Secre- tary, Charlene Davis, Re- porter, Ruth Sallman, Par- liamentarian, Richard Lew- is CULBERTSON S ELECTRIC DR. R.L. BOARDMAN Deca Officers Deca 1st Row: M. Stout, D. Blackburn, M. Haist, D. Huber, R. Erke, B. Logan, B. Modlin, L. McGee, 2nd Row: J. Tracy, J. Fisher, T. Modlin, E. Eustice, T. Nicholson, R. Lewis, Mr. Trueblood, 3rd Row: L. Rossiter, M. Chartier, D. Lambert, N. Horinek, M. Florea, R. Sallman, C. Davis V.I.C.A. First row: B. Eustice, M. Huff, L. Lesperance, S. DeWitt, G. Kieffer; Second row: M. Copple, T. Frazier, R. Aldridge, J. May, vice-president; C. Marcotte; third row: B. Fleming, D. Reedy. M. Seim, treasurer; G. Champlin, D. Skeels, secretary; Mr. Larson, coordinator. V.UI.C.A. M. Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work V.I.C.A. Pledge Upon my honor, I pledge To prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my employer and fellow workers. To base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service. To honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring repute to myself. And further, to spare no effort in upholding the ideal of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Employers Christensen Oil Company . Rocky Aldridge Sixteenth Street Car Wash . Greg Champlin St. Joseph Hospital .......... Mike Copple City Parks Department .......Brian Eustice Fairmont Foods .............. Tracy Frazier Orville Henderson farm .. . Craig Marcotte Heptig Motor Company .. Brian Fleming Henry Enterprises ............. Mike Huff Leonard Reedy farm .......... Dennis Reedy Christensen Oil Company ... David Skeels Evert Oil Company .....................Jeff May Tom Ryals ............................Steve DeWitt METRO AUTO REPAIR EVERITT'S HARDWARE Kayettes First Row L to R: Michelle Girard, Shelli Douglass, Sherri Brewer, Jenni Nading, Collen Dailey, Kim Bray, Rebecca Bisnette, Susan StoJzenburg, Cynthia Jochems, Jill Kocher, Lynette McKenna, Keby Blochlinger, Kim Adcock, Debbie Newton, Deana Severance. Emily Peterson, Sondra Brownell, Cindy Adams, Terri Gilbert. Linda Bonham, Lynette Johnson, Dana Hinson, Noel Garrison, Kendra Dyson, Carol McCawley, Tara Garrison, RaeAnn Esau. Second rowL to R: Kay Gieswein, Deby Hull, Susan O'Laughlin, Cheryl Fredricks, Janis Kuchera, Susan Butler, Regina Smith, Lori Krob, Mrs. Eva Hotaling, Linda Higgins, Sonia Timkar, Rhonda Collins, Kristi Dermand, Kirsten Timkar, Jodee Brewer, Tamara Sjogren, Lisa Slaughter, Monica Bachamp, Sandra Dixon, Teresa Johnson, Connie Dorman, Diana Lowers, Tina Budreau, Sue Stensaas, Cathy Yost, Marsha Tholstrup, Lisa Wilson, Julie Metro, Susan Overstreet, Jacque Henry, Lois Riley, Lori Robbins KAYETTES BEGIN A NEW DECADE Last August three Kayette members, President Son- dra Brownell, Emilie Peterson and Monica Bachamp prepared for the 1979-1980 season by attending a lead- ership camp at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City, Kansas. There they mixed recreation with spirit sessions, and learned new ways to obtain member- ships, conduct money-making projects and gathered new ideas in general. On October 10, the sponsor, Mrs. Hotaling, and ten Kayettes attended the Regional Kayette Conference at Belleville and received the three thousand point award for their 1978-1979 achievements. October 31 saw them enjoying a Halloween party at the Parish Hall of the Spiscopal Church, where they were awarded prizes for best costumes. In November the girls sold candy bars, and at Thanksgiving time prepared baskets of traditional holiday goodies for two area families. The next activity of the year was a trip to Scandia on March 3rd where 16 Kayettes and their sponsor at- tended an area conference. Next year the Concordia group will host this conference on March 17, 1981. The year will close with the annual Mother-Daugh- ter Tea and Style Show in May where the girls will model the latest fashions and their mothers will be the guests of honor. 62 CROUCH'S AUTO SALVAGE The Kayettes are busy putting together some Thanksgiving baskets HUBER'S BARBER SHOP Forensics First Row- T. Arts, M. Strang, T. Funk, E. Christenson. Second Row-D. Severance, T. Sjogren, K. Dyson, S. Laughlin, A. Doyen, T. Calgren, P. Maginness, C. Zieher. Third Row- E. Peterson, K. zBray, M. Severance, L. Krob, P. McDonald Debate First Row- R. Seward, E. Peterson, K. Ddyson, T. Sjogren, T. Arts, D. Severance, P. Maginness, A. Doyen. Second Row-J. Seward, P. McDonald, M. Strang, M. Severance, E. Christenson, B. Hofer 63 Journalism I 1st Row; G. Shrader, M. Bachamp, R. Haden, B. Nading, C. Hammon, 2nd Row; E. Erickson, B. Powell, S. Boiling, B. Douglass, J. Alderson, B. Berner, C. Loeffler, Mr. Talley, 3rd Row; G. Hansen, A. Wiesner, B. Hagen, S. Overstreet, K. Timkar, M. Lowell, M. Gladbach, J. Kocher Journalism II Discover the difficulties and frus- tration of publishing CHS PAN- THER, twenty-seven Journalism I and II students learned that there is much more to a newspaper than meets the readers' eyes. Deadlines, as usual, heightened the anxiety of the report- ers and editors. All of the Panther staff had the opportunity to exper- ience the thrill of victory and the ag- ony of defeat in photography, adver- tising, page paste up, and of course, writing and editing stories. 1st Row; V. Buckland, P. Gladbach, G. Sharder, 2nd Row; Mr. Talley, J. Breault, T. Garrison, C. Yost BOB'S BARBER SHOP ARBUTHNOT'S School Activities STOP!!! BARBARA S BEAUTY SHOP 6S Stage Band 1st row: Brad Powell. Terri Gilbert, Martin Severance, Cindi Adams, Shelly Douglass; 2nd row: Shaun Miller, Lee Kalivoda, Pat Martin, Mark Rothfuss, David Nelson, Scott Longfellow, Diane Severance, Emily Peterson; 3rd row: Mr. Miles, director, Charles Hammon, Alan Rohr, Brad Nading, Brenda Neel, BBarry Hofer, Pat McDonald, Todd Pettygrove, Brad Douglass Junior High Band 1st row: Mary Thornton, Kim Kallivoda. Deborah Hayden, Lyndra Ukens, Brenda Johnson; 2nd row: Stephanie Cyphers, Karin Koester, Patty Ketterer, Vickie Novlan, Melinda Girard, Anita Powell, Melinda Tholstrup; 3rd row: Chuck Knapp, Jana Hinman, Lisa Legasse, Tammy Palmqu-.st. Carol Nelson, Connie Kuchera, Laura Morrison, Debbie Whitney; 4th row: John Thornton, Marlin Burt, John Laughlin, Maria Bachamp, Mike Lowers, Ken Goff, Kirk Peck, Denae Stensaas; 5th row: Darren Davenport, Bret McCammon, Troy Losh, Dan Hansen, Jim Cash, Larry Naillieux, Bobby Andrews; 6th row: Nets Petersen, Tom Haist, Fred Hake, Todd Losh, Dean Newton, Tory Scott, Scott Hofer, Rick Fredricksen, Mr. Miles, director. 66 J. W. AUTOMOTIVE Kolage Croup 1 L to R: Steven Scott, Mary Gladbach, Daniel Cummings, Wendy Bemis, Calvin, Owen. Croup 2 L to R: Sandra Dixon, Ricky Haden, Martin Severance, Marsha Tholstrup, Sherri Brewer. Croup 3 L to R: Brian Berner, Mark Rothfuss, Faye Frazier, Kevin Johnson, Lori Krob A cappella Choir First row: Mary Womack, Eric Cyphers, Faye Frazier, Terry Owen, Marsha Tholstrup, Diana Hubert, Kendra Dyson, Susan Overstreet, Wendy Bemis, Kevin Johnson, Sondra Brownell, Shaun Miller, Lori Frazier, Mr. Huddles- ton. Second row: Sandra Dixon, Denise Haney, Dana Hinson, Rick Haden, Susan Eaton, Linda Bohnam, Calvin Owen, Vicky Grimm, Carol McCawley, Steven Scott. Cathy Yost, Julie Jager. Brian Christenson, Cindy Trost. Third row: Kirsten Timkar, Scott Reginer. Michelle Charbonneau, Todd Smith, Lynette Wineinger, Daniel Cummings, Lori Krob, Jeff Chaney, Mary Cladbach, Rick Arts, Sherri Brewer, Mark Rothfuss, Renee Chaput, Martin Sever- nace, JoDee Brewer, Brian Berner, Lynette Johnson MR. PIZZA 67 Opus Incert First row: T. Palmquist, K. Longfellow, L. Weick, S. Young, B. Pearce, K. McGee, S. Wright, R. Owen, L. Johnson, L. Ukens, A. Tuggle, J. Hinman, V. Novlan, P. Miller, M. Tholstrup, R. Johnson, D. Baumann, Mr. Huddleston. Second row: A. Watts, T. Seaton, J. LaBarge, A. Powell, A. Charboneau, T. Houser, D. Girard, B. Wheeler, B. Swihart, K. Bogart, L. Dyson. S. Brunmett. C. Nelson, M. Thorton. Third row: L. Lagasse, M. Girard, T. Miller, M. Isaacson, T. LeDuc, G. Maley, F. Grosse, R. Novak, D. Wilson, M. Burt, K. Goff, C. Fraser, M. Bachamp, M. De Simone, P. Boyer, L. Palmquist. Fourth row: M. Musii. P. Owen, R. Womack, K. Koester, D. Whitney, C. Kuchera, B. Johnsen, K. Johnson, L. Naullieux, B. Andrews, J. Thornton, L. Morrison, J. Odette. D. Hayden, K. Wells, K. Collins, L. Appleby. THE HOBBY SHOP BOB'S BARBER SHOP Brian Christenson, Wendy Bemis, Calvin Owen, Brad Henderson, Ricky Haden, Mr. Huddleston, Colleen Daley, Lynette Winegier, Lori Frazier, Lee Kalivoda, Cathy Breault, Melanie Bohm, Jeff Chaney, Daniel Cummings, Renee Chaput, Julie Jager, Todd Smith, Sheri Lanoue, Lori Krob, Kendra Dyson, Faye Frazier, David Gieber, Sandra Dixon. Jr. High Choir Jr. High Pep Club First row: L to R: A. Jochems. L. Morrison, T. Davis, C. Rohr, D. Cieber, D. Peltier. D. Stensaas, V. Novlan. Second row: T. Houser, J. Moore. L. Peak. R. LeDuc, A. Watts, S. Wright, R. Blazek, B. Hicks. L. Johnson, M. Loeffler, R. Johnson, D. Baumann. L. Appleby, L. Wick, C. Read, D. Whitney, T. LeDuc. Third row: D. Christenson, C. Nelson, R. Strait, C. Kuchera, R. Owen, P. Boyer, L. Palmquist, M. Girard, J. LaBarge, S. Brummet, K. Wills, A. Tuggle, M. Fisher, L. Lagasse, A. Powell, G. Davis. Fourth row: Mrs. Christensen, J. McDaniel, R. Blochlinger, S. Trost, K. McGee, J. Hinman, K. Longfellow, T. Seaton, C. Wollard, M. Bachand, K. Workman, D. Strait, S. Bellows. Fifth row: Mrs. Hessee, S. Loeffler, S. Yost, J. Houser, J. Bramwell, S. Blochlinger, D. Bogart, J. Menard, K. Kalivoda, S. Ciboski, B. Burchfiel, A. Pitzer, P. Cyphers, Sixth row: D. Hayden, L. Ukens, J. Odette, K. Koester, B. Johnson, C. Workman, D. Lamar, J. Goddard, D. Dykes, K. Peak, P. Ketter, S. Cyphers, J. Daley Front row: D. Gieber, L. Morrison. Back row: D. Peltier, C. Rohr, T. Davis L to R: M. Tholstrup, T. Palmquist, L. Ukens, C. Frasier, B. Bisnette BOB'S BARBER SHOP ARBUTHNOT'S Concert 1st row, I to r: Emile Peterson, Janet Kuchreau, Janelle Collette, Diane Severance, Bernie James; 2nd row: Sara Timkar, Sue Stenasaas, Alice Demanette, Lynette Weininger, Wendy Bemis, Angie Doyen, Kristin Timkar, Terri Gilbert, Martin Severance, 3rd row: Gina McGinnis, Marsha Tholstrup, Donetta Gerard, Sara Ihrig, Brad Heald, Johnny Letourneau, Brad Henderson, Jonathan Seward, Pat McDonald, Todd Pettygrove, Bary Hofer, Brenda Neel, Brad Douglass; Standing, Dane Hanson, Quinten Osyrom, Harvey Hammon, John LaBarge. Band 79 70 Band Activities 79-80 The Concordia High School Band began the year in style by attending KU Band Day Activities in Lawrence, Kansas, September 29, 1979. They marched in a downtown parade in the morning and were guests of the University at the KU- North Texas State Game. All of the bands took part in a musical half time show. During the year the band sold candy bars and baskets of fruit to raise money for a trip to Worlds of Fun a Kansas City on May 10 and 11. There they enjoyed the enter- tainment of the park, as well as participating in a contest with ap- proximately thirty other schools. At the State Music Festival held at Concordia on April 25 and 26 band members received I ratings on both sight reading and perfor- mance. Activities 80 1st row, L to R: Monica Bachamp, Mina McGinnis, Margie Walsh, Tammy Calgren, Lynette Johnson; 2nd row: Kevin Johnson, Sherri Brewer, Lee Kalivoda, Tammy Sjogren, Abbe Weininger, Deby Hull, Sue Overstreet; 3rd row: Brad Powell, Cindy Adams, Shelly Douglas, Jenni Nading, Kevin Johnson, Lois Riley, Jean Istas, Stephanie O'Laughlin: 4th row: Mark Rothfuss, Pat Martin, Scott Longfellow, Lisa Thoman, Steven Scott, Shaun Miller, David Nelson, Curt Champlin, Robin Nelson: Standing, Alan Rohr, David Vignery, Brad Nading, Nick Budreau, Mr. Miles, director. Baton Twirlers L. to R.- Sue Overstreet, Tammy Watts, Wendy Bemis, Sheri Lanoue, Sue Stensaas, Cathy Yost, Amy Doyen, Lesa Anderson, Tammy Calgren, Julie Reynolds FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Coast To Coast L. to R.-Buffy Brummer, Toni Bellvill, Captain-Marsha Tholstrup, Lisa Thoman, Margaret Walsh Flag Twirlers C Clubs 1st Row: Kathy Laing, Cathy Yost, Carole Brummer, Jill Budreau 2nd Row: Rae Ann Esau, Lisa Courville, Jody McGinnis, Coach Thull, Janet Sorell, Karla Koester, Joanna McCollom 1st Row: Eric Cyphers, Jon Tracy, Arlan Swihart, Paul Gladbach, Shaun Champlin, Joe Breault, Tim McCarty, 2nd Row: Coach Baumann, Jay Pitzer, Brian Christenson, Steve Boling, Dennis Blochlinger, Kevin Ramsey, Rick Haden RANDY LAGASSE Barber - Stylist 71 Sports Club First row- T. Haist, J. Christian, L. Frazier, B. Bates, R. Chaput, J. Jager, R. Esau, J. Aldridge, K. Breault, J. Metro. Second row- C. Copple, T. Johnson, T. Fisher, K. Dorman, A. Demanette, A. Doyen, S. Champlin, J. Johnson. Third Row- S. Butler, J. Kuchera, C. Fredricks, C. DeArmond, R. Collins, L. Atherton, R. Reinhert, K. Adcock, R. Hinkle, C. Tholstup, E. Cyphers. Fourth row- C. McCowley, L. Higgins, K. Cieswein, C. Christensen, P. Heskett, C. Daley, S. Brownell, S. Fredricks, C. Dorman, D. Lowers, T. Studt, K. Brownell, L. Slaughter, M. Girard. Fifth row- Mrs. Shockley, B. Powell, L. Thoman, M. Gallagher, K. Beiker, T. Allen, J. Lewis, T. Kuhns, L. McKenna, K. Blocklinger, J. Kocher, G. Champlin, Mike Tholstup, Todd Funk. Sixth row- Ms. Sherifus, T. Belvill, T. Budreau, T. Watts, S. Stensaas, P. Hower, D. Geiber, Tory Funk, C. Yost, Marsha Tholstup, M. Lowell, M. Bachamp, R. Smith, L. Wilson, S. Overstreet, Mrs. Treaster Varsity Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders 1st Row: Chele Scott, Cathy Breault, Jodi Aldridge, RaeAnn Esau, Julie Metro, Lori Frazier, 2nd Row: Becky Bates, Julie Jager, Renee Chaput Leann Hull, Terri Haist, Janet Christian Autographs 75 Art Club 1st Row: Deanna Hake, Cynthia Jochems, Susan Stolzenberg, Jacque Henry, Becky Bates, Laura Ihrig, Mina McGinnis. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ann Sawyer, Kathy Bieker, Kelli McGinnis, Denise Hanney, Lois Riley, Scott Regnier, Dave Haden, Tammy Watts, Mr. Dennis Southwick Photo Club 1st Row: Cindy Loeffler, Tara Garrison, Patty Hower, Missy Lowell, David Blackburn, Jason Aldridge, 2nd Row: John Seward, Brad Douglass, Lori Duewell, Angela Aldridge, Jill Kocher, 3rd Row: Mr. Jack Mitchell, Kurt Schuyler, Dan Kymer, David Barnhart, Mike Johnson 76 ( E-.-.VkV, ft w . . t r swk? _• ' rv V ?.•■ P.Tij . .. j- ; 2 VCi ‘iV .-a .1 • • • ' • • • . V;Vw ’ - ;' - � . • 'V y . • I - '7 , V ■ €£. • _i jr ' t - •‘.- V r f Jl - . ’iM. 21. . 4 _ T ...... U.V.v ?£•£'. y . usu -- - • , • £ . .V 7 H i P-jL AT Football Is: Varsity Football 1st row■; R. Aldridge, J. Tracy, D. Skeels, S. Champlin, P. Thorton, R. Arts, T. McCarty, J. May, J. Breault, R. Carpenter, P. Baker, J. Wilson, M. Phillips, M. Bachamp, 2nd row; D. Zuegelder, S. Deal, M. Winter, G. Balthazor, H. Thoman, G. Champlin, C. Smith, J. Letourneau, T. Baker, P. LaBarge, S. Reedy, 3rd row; Coach Detter, Coach Gardener, G. Thoman, J. Girard, S. Brown, P. Charbonneau, M. Baumann, D. Delforge, D. Goddard, M. Jones, R. Nelson, P. McDonald, Coach Switzer, Coach Shipman, 4th row; K. Ramsey, S. Mosher, Q. Ostrum, D. Champlin, G. Tholstrup, M. Root, M. Winter, B. Aldridge, S. Yoxall, 8. Turnbull, S. Sis, D. Vignery, E. Cyphers Senior Football Players Joe Breault Rocky Aldridge David Skeels Tim McCarty 78 Jeff May Pat Baker Rick Arts Screaming So Much That You Jr. Varsity Football HOME OF THE 1st row; D. Zuegelder, S. Deal, M. Winter, H. Thoman, G. Champlin, T. Baker, P. LaBarge, S. Reedy, P. McDonald, 2nd row; D. Delforge, G. Charbonneau, M. Baumann, M. Jones, R. Nelson, D. Goddard, 3rd row; S. Mosher, Q. Ostrem, D. Champlin, G. Tholstrup, M. Root, M. Winter, S. Sis, S. Yoxall, B. Turnbull, B. Aldridge Senior Football Players Shaun Champlin Mark Phillips Jon Tracy Parker Thornton Randall Carpenter Mike Bachamp Jim Wilson 79 Can't Talk The Next Day. Football Coaches Coaches: Jay Detter, Ron Gardner, Dick Switzer, Ron Shipman Freshmen Football 1st row- D. Barnhart, T. Lambert, B. Henderson, T. Bieker, F. Turner, P. Yarnell, B. Predmore, L. Begnoche, T. Palmquist, B. Hartshorn, 2nd row - Coach Sherwood, T. Richard, M. Hess, K. Fall, T. McCarty, P. Beaumont, T. Leduc, T. Willowby, V. dailteux, J. Thoman, S. Fairbanks, Coach Hartshorn Back row - T. McCall, D. Clintsman, L. Head, M. Strang, J. LaBarge, T. Mathes, J. McDaniel, N. Budreau, C. Champlin 60 Lisa Takes Honor Angela Aldridge Lisa Courville David Skeels, Kelly Hess, Joe Breault, Kelly Hess Angela Aldridge, Lisa Courville, Jay Pitzer, Julie Jager, Randall Carpenter, Rae Ann Easu, Shawn Champlin Julie Jager Rae Ann Easu 81 Panthers Tangle PANTHER DESIGN IN '79 Friday, October 26, was a day to be re- membered throughout the lives of the class of 1960. For weeks class members had been spending their evenings constructing a float, ,Panthers Train To Win, which they hoped would win. All their work paid off. Before the parade started at 3:15, their float won the coveted blue ribbon. They also had a right to be proud when out of the entire senior class Lisa Courville was chosen, by the student body, to be Homecoming Queen. She and her court led the parade through the business district to open festivities which lasted the rest of the day. The juniors showed their enthusiasm for the occasion by winning first in the Spirit Stick competition. That night the Panthers took on the Clay Center Tigers. Concordia suffered a disappointing defeat at the hands (paws ?) of the Tigers by a 14-28 loss. To finish the fun-filled day and lift the Panthers' spirits, Polite Force played for the homecoming dance held in the gymnasi- um. After weeks of preparation and hours of festivities, the great day ended on a high note. With Tigers 8th Grade Football 1st Row- B. Lanoue, M. Hubert, D. Hinman, J. Bergeson, T. Carlson, F. Boutz, K. Meyer, J. Thornton. 2nd Row- B. Shrader, D. Davidson, P. Shipman, J. Eaton, T. Losh, E. Severson, J. Anderson, E. Nault, M, Heald. 3rd Row- Coach Mitchell, D. Davenport, T. Rasmussen, N. Peterson, B. Reedy, R Sis, M. Widen, K. Peck, Coach Channell. Not Pictured: M. Moffett 7th Grade Football 1st Row- P. Anderson, J. Cassel.J. Waters, T. Patton, S. Gallagher, S. Brummer, D. Garrison, R. Fredrickson, E. Burton, T. Springer. 2nd Row- D. Girard, C. Regneir, T. Johannsen, R. Nelson, R. Gieber, T. Odette, F. Grosse, P. Balthazor, K. Goff, D. Copple, M. Roudybush. 3rd Row- Coach Larson, R. Istas, C. Knapp, K. Johnston, R. Davis, J. Collins, K. Wright, R. Hardaway, G. Peltier, T. Dunshie, B. McCammon, Coach Treaster 84 Autographs in, i 85 Lisa Courville Carol Brummer Volleyball A-Team Seniors Top row, L. Courville, C. Brummer; Second row, J. Budreau, C. Stensaas, L. Wilson, Bottom row, B. Torgler, K. Koester, R. Smith, A. Wiesner B-Team Back row, Coach Thull, L. Sheperd, J. McGinnis, M. Glad bach, G. Gocke, L. Hopkins, T Belvill, B. Hagen, K. Gieswein, Front row, L. Burgess, S. Brown, J. Sorell, T. Budreau, J. Nicholson, C. Burch 86 Serves A Point Back row: L. CrandPre, Joan Blackwell, C. Carpenter, P. Maginness, A. Wineiger, L. Nobert, T. Fisher, Coach B. Boyd, L. Jackson, C. Copple, K. Dorman S. O'Loughlin, K. Anderson, A. Demanette, K. Gieswein, D. Skeels, J. Ramsey, S. Butler, G. McGinnis, J. Nading, M. Gallager, M. Walsh Along with the fun of competition these girls learned some valuable lessons during this volleyball season-especially better be careful when getting in emergency doors because you could give yourself a real headache. Why was she getting in by the emergency door? Because earlier Becky Torgler had sprained an ankle and was lying down in the front. Before this Regina Smith, playing another of her strenuous games, pulled a chest muscle. Together these girls learned the thrill of victory and the a-a-a-a-gony of defeat. However, they ended the season with a 7-8 varsity record, 10-5 JV, and Frosh 5-0. Play it again, Jill. Up and over! CROUCH AUTO SALVAGE HUBER BARBER SHOP 87 Cross Country Team Back Row: P. Martian, B. Hale, R. Haden, D. Blochlinger, ). Pitzer, R. Champlin, S. Boiling, Front Row: Coach Baumann, D. Severance, J. Hale, ]. Cook, N. Losh, R. Barton, L. Blochlinger, S. Ihrig Cross Country Seniors Dennis Bloch liner Reese Champlin Jay Pitzer 88 Girls Tennis lrt Row; Coach Montoya, K. Carst, C. McCawley, D. Davidson, 2nd Row; B. Haynes, T. Hanson, P. Maginness, T. Haist, B. Brummer Major Letter Winners M. Bachamp B. Brummer D. Davidson S. Eaton T. Haist T. Hanson B. Haynes P. Maginness Minor Letters Winners K. Garst K. Kocher C. McCawley M. Osborn You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown As the lights dimmed and the pit orchestra began to play, the CHS musical, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown was under way. Opening night for the produc- tion was Nov. 15. It was also presented on Nov. 16 and 17. Direction was by Mr. Church, Mr. Miles and Mr. Huddleston. The musical focuses on numerous episodes in the lives of Charlie Brown and his friends. Different from most, it does not center on plot. Instead, it moves with unrelated humorous incidents which reveal the per- sonalities of the characters. Brad Powell portrayed Charlie Brown, the main star of the play. Charlie is worried that he is inferior to the rest of the gang because he never seems to do anything right. He tries in vain to fly a kite successfully, and gets discouraged when he learns that peanut butter sandwich eaters are lonely. The somewhat crabby Lucy was played to JoDee Brewer. Lucy's personality is amusing because she is never afraid to express her opinion, as well as give advice to others. Snoopy, the lovable canine star, was played by Gary Shrader. Mark Rothfuss portrayed Schroeder, who is oblovious to the fact that Lucy is madly in love with him. He is more concerned with his beloved piano and would rather think only of Beethoven. Kevin Johnson and Colleen Daley played Linus, Lucy's baby brother, and Patty respectively. The pit orchestra did an extremely nice job in the production. Lori Krob, the pianist, provided most of the accompaniment, and Lynette Johnson, Terri Gil- bert, Harvey Hammon and Diane Severance rounded out the group of musicians. 90 Varsity Basketball 1st Row; Coach Meyer, K. Ramsey, J. Blackwell, D. Haden, M. Haist, J. Alderson, Coach Rasmussen, 2nd Row; J. Letourneau, J. Breault, T. Baker, P. Cladhach, A. Swihart, P. Moffett, T. Anderson, J. Nuss nuithek Tom Anderson Paul Cladbach Jim Blackwell Mike Haist Joe Breault Jerry Letourneau Dave Haden Arlan Swihart Junior Varsity 1st row- L to R- Mr. Meyer, C. Mansfield, G. Zieher, P. McDonald, J. Cirard, B. Nading, M. Nordell, B. Douglass, J. Alderson, D. Gieber. 2nd row- L to R- Q. Ostrom, G. Thoman, D. Vignery, M. Bauman, M. Root, T. Baker, P. Moffett, J. Nuss, B. Berner, R. Haden, Mr. Rasmussen Freshman 1st row- L to R- T. Tholstrup, J. Seward, T. McCarty, K. Johnson, C. Fraser, R. Barton, M. Johnson, B. Predmore, 2nd row- L to R- B. Hofer, V. Cailteux, T. Pettygrove, J. LaBarge, Mr. Walker, T. Mathes, F. Turner, K. Fall, C. Champlin 93 Royalty: Janet Christian, Sue Stensaas and Marsha Tholstrup. Second row: Todd Funk, King Paul Gladbach, Queen Julie, David Cieber and Steve Boling. The theme Silver Bells was cho- sen for this year's Christmas Ball, which has come to be a tradition here at C.H.S. This is one of the more popular dances because a girl has the chance to ask a boy to be her date. The dance was held Dec. 14. in the old gym which ivas decorated in silver and blue. Midway through the dance X-mas Ball Royalty was cho- sen. Junior Julie Metro was an- nounced as Queen and Senior Paul Cladbach was chosen King. Couples attending the dance submitted their vote as they arrived. Other candi- dates were Marsha Tholstrup, Sue Stensaas, Janet Christian, Steve Bol- ing, David Cieber and Todd Runk. The band Silver Streak provided the vibes for the students to boogie to. Many students commented that they though the dance went well, and was fun. The Christmas Ball was sponsored and organized by the Sports Club and Kayettes. Queen Julie and King Paul reign! 94 Varsity Wrestlers 1st Row; D. Delforge, T. Lambert, M. Tholstrup, J. Letourneau, D. Hanson, J. Tracy, 2nd Row; B. Fleming, M. Winter, N. Budreau, S. Regnier, M. Phillips, J. May, C. Balthazor. Wrestling Squad 1st Row; J. Waters, D. Sorrell, D. Trost, D. Crump, T. Bieker, J. McDaniel, T. Willoughby, 2nd Row; T. Palmquist, E. Cyphers, S. Brown, T Richard, M. Haist, S. Deal, C. McCeoch, D. Clintsman, T. McCall, 3rd Row; B. Johnson, D. Delforge, T. Lambert, M. Thulstrup, J. Letourneau, D. Hanson, J. Tracy, P. Baker, 4th Row; Coach Switzer, B. Fleming, M. Winter, N. Budreau, S. Regnier, M. Phillips, J. May, C. Balthazor, Coach Sherwood. 95 Senior Wrestlers % 8th Grade Basketball Front Row- L to R- T. Scott, J. Bergeson, D. McCall, B. Shrader, J. Mowry, T. Carlson, S. Hofer, D. Dykes. Second Row- L to R- J. Eaton, K. Meyer, T. Haist, B. Andrews, S. Springer, B. Erkenbrack, T. Rasmussen, N. Petersen, R. Sis, M. Moffett, Mr. Herman Concordia 43 Marysville 34 Concordia 36 Belleville 22 Concordia 26 Marysville 30 Concordia 41 Abilene 26 Concordia 44 Marysville 32 Concordia 52 Washington 41 Concordia 39 Clay Center 29 Concordia 35 Belleville 20 Concordia 39 Salina South 62 NCKL Tournament- Concordia 3rd Place 7th Grade Basketball First Row- L to R- T. Walsh, D. Newton, R. Nelson, J. Collins, M. Burt, F. Crosse, K. Bogart, T. Johansen. Second Row- L to R- R. Claycamp, S. Brummer, K. Johnston, C. Peltier, B. McCammon, P. Balthazor, C. Regnier, K. Wright, Mr. Montoya 97 First block: First row: Faye Frazier, Cathy Yost, Renee Chaput, Kelly Peck, Tara Garrison. Second row: Rocky Aldridge, Joe Breault, Dave Haden, Jerry Letourneau, Mike Haist. Winter Sports Festival Queen Renee, King Dave! 98 Special Events A Midsummer Night's Dream. How did you know that7 Denise, have you been a good girl all year? Students remember teachers with thoughtful presents. Jon, disobeying PDA rules. Mr. Clifford pauses for a drink while Junior entertains the audience with a tune. 99 Girls' Varsity Basketball Leflta Right: Left side: C. Brummer, L. Wilson, J. Nicholson, Coach Thull, Coach Mitchell. Middle: J. McCollom C McCawley, P. Maginness, M. McCannon, R. Smith, J. Budreau. Right side: B Torgler, J. Sorell, C. Stensaas, T. Hanson Girls' Varsity Schedule Belleville, 34-25 Win Tourney: Minneapolis 37-45 Loss Superior, 55-32 Win Belleville 35-41 Loss Marysville, 47-46 Win Clay Center 37-48 Loss Clasco, 42-51 Loss Marysville, 41-42 Loss Abilene, 35-61 Loss Abilene, 23-67 Loss Wamego, 25-22 Win Clay Center, 23-58 Loss Clay Center, 49-47 Win Chapman, 43-66 Loss Chapman, 44-67 Loss Phillipsburg, 48-58 Loss Belleville, 48-45 Win Wamego, 67-43 Win Beloit, 37-43 Loss Regional: Clay Center, 34-51 Loss Carol Brummer, the team's only senior. 100 Girls Frosh Basketball Belleville, 24-23 Win Salina Central, 22-24 Loss Marysville, 30-38 Loss Abilene, 28-51 Loss Clay Center, 27-20 Win Schedule Chapman, 30-47 Loss Belleville, 36-25 Win Marysville, 24-33 Loss Salina Central, 22-31 Loss Menneapolis, 38-44 Loss Wamego, 45-9 Win Hey, stay away. First row: L to R: M. Walsh, K. Johnston, A. Doyen, B. Brummer, D. Skeels, J. Ramsey. Second row: L to R Coach Mitchell, P. Maginness, A. Demanett, S. Butler, L. Jackson, G. McGinnis, A. Wineinger, K. Luecke, L. Wilson 1 J1 Eighth Grade Girls B-Ball First Block: First row: S. Blochlinger, J. Budreau, J. Houser, D. Cieber, D. Haderx, J. Odette, K. Koester, K. Kalivoda. Second row: J. Daley, P. Cyphers, D. Stensaas, A. Pitzer, S. Loeffler, Coach Lowrey, J. Bramwell, A. Jochems, L. Morrison, C. Rohr, J. McDaniel. 7th Grade Girls B-Ball Second Block; First row: L. Palmquist, M. Girard, S. Wright, S. Trost, R. Blazek, B. Hicks, K. McGee. Second row: M. Musii, M. Thornton, R. Johnston, P. Boyer, A. Powell and Coach Judy Hartshorn. 102 Panther Trackmen First row: M. Phillips, T. McCarty, J. Breault, S. Champlin, P. Thornton, E. Christensen, D. Blochlinger, A. Swihart, J. Pitzer, R. Arts, R. Aldridge, Second Row: K. Fall, C. Smith, N. Budreau, Q. Ostrom, M. Baumann, D. Vignery, Third row: B. HealdJ. Meats, C. Champlin, S. Sis, S. Sheely, N. Losh, P. Martin, 'B. Vignery. Fourth Row: T. Mathes, C. Champlin, F. Turner, J. McDaniel, T. Bieker, J. LaBarge Fifth Row: Coach Baumann, Coach Brosius, D. Clintsman, C. Sullivan, D. Hodge, J. Thoman, J. Bates, Coach Switzer, Coach Walker. Panther Lettermen First row: N. Budreau, D. Zugelder, Q. Ostrom, P. Thornton, S. Champlin, R. Aldridge, D. Blochlinger, C. Smith, S. Deal, B. Aldridge, K. Fall. Second row: S. Boling, M. Baumann, M. Phillips, ]. Breault, T. McCarty, R. Arts, A. Swihart, J. Pitzer, E. Christensen, R. Haden, D. Vignery 104 Seniors Dennis Blochlinger Rocky Aldridge Eric Christensen Parker Thornton Shaun Champlin Joe Breault Mark Phillips Jay Pitzer Arlan Swihart 105 Girl's Track Front row: L to R B. Torgler, A. Demantee, J. Sorell, J. Budreau, J. Aldrige, A. Wineger, P. Maginess, G. McGinnis, S. O'loughin, L. Slaughter. Second row: L to R: K. Brownell, L. Sedlacek, K. Koester, W. Bemis, L. Wilson, ]. McGinnis, Ihrig, L. Blochinger, J. Nicholson, K. Smith, D. Hull. Third row: L to R Coach Barbara Boyd, Coach Jay Detter, S. Butler, C. Carpenter, M. Gladbach, P. Maginness, G. Gocke, R. Smith, C. Breault, J. McCollom, M. Gallagher GIRL S TRACK The track team for 1980 was very young. This year we were building the nucleus for the future. The girls did an excellent job of competing under some difficult circumstances. It is not always easy to do your best when the prospects of winning a medal or the team winning is not very bright. The girls did a good job of overcoming these obstacles and competing to the best of their abilities. This is the true objective of althletic competition. Coach Jay Detter Let's Putt Around First row: B. Hofer, L. Hinkel, T. Funk, B. Hardaway, M. Schneider, T. Funk, Coach Meyer. Second row: S. Houser, G. DeBauche, T. Anderson, B. Johnson, R. Hinkel, P. McDonald Four Man Team As spring comes and goes, so does another golf season. The linksters were off to a good start with returning lettermen Scott Houser, Bryce Johnston, Tom Anderson and Greg DeBauche, with the enthusiastic first year players right be- hind. Congratulations, golfers for another fine year! 107 Varsity Tennis Left to Right- John Jackson, Mike Stout, John Havel, Brad Nading, Mark Nordell, Jerry Letourneau, Coach Montoya Left to Right- Pat Yarnell, Mike Johnson, Johnathan Seward, Brian Pred- more, Stan Fairbanks, Paul LaBarge, Gerhard Zieher Mike Stout John Jackson B-Team Tennis Jerry Letourneau Gerhard Zieher Jr. High Boys Track First row: T. Carlson, S. Baumann, D. McCall, ]. Anderson, T. Scott, T. Springer, T. Losh, S. Hoffer, K. Meyer, S. Esau, J. Laughlin, D. Hinman. Second row: Coach Channel, B. Shrader, D. Davidson, T. Gaylor, C. Reinger, E. Severson, F. Crosse, P. Shipmen, T. Losh, Mr. Lowry, Third row: T. Rasmussen, B. Erkenbrack, S. Springer, N. Peterson, B. Andrews, M. Moffett, T. Haist, J. Mowry. Autographs 109 Jr Hi Girls Track 8th Grade First Row: M. Cyphers, S. Trost, 5. Wright, D. Baumann. Second row: M. Girard, Mrs. Hartshorn, P. Boyer, L. Lagasse, Mrs. Olsen, K. Megy First Row: J. Garrard, P. Detterer, K. Kalivoda, D. Christenson, J. Budreau, J. McDaniel. Second row: Mrs. Hartshorn, A. Pitzer, J. Bramwell, Mrs. Olsen, J. Odette. Third row: K. Koester, C. Rohr, T. Davis, A. Jochems, J. McHinnis, L. Morrison, D. Whitney 7th Grade 8th Grade Wrestlers Front Row- T. Losh, D. Dykes, ]. Anderson, T. Carlson, D. Hinman, Second Row- P. Shipman, T. Losh, E. Hale, ]. Easton, E. Severson, D. Davidson Third Row- J. Mowry, W. Dorman, B. Berk, R. Sis, M. Heald, M. Moffett, Coach Hartshorn 7th Grade Wrestlers m Front Row- P. Balthazor, M. Burt, S. Callager, Second Row- T. Dunshie, Coach Hartshorn, B. Peltier Jungle Love Jungle Love was the theme chosen for this year's Prom that was held at 8:45 to 11:45 on May 3, in the old gym. The band was Showdown from Abilene. They played songs from artists such as Head East, Foreigner, Billy Joel, AC- DC, and Bob Seger. As the couples entered the old gym, they wenf through a grass hut with beads for the door into the jungle . The tables were decorated with green paper and there was a totem pole in the middle of the multi-purpose room with green streamers at- tached to it. In the hallway be- tween the gym and the multi- purpose room, there were par- rots with the couples' name on them. Banana punch and white cake was served. 112 May 3, 1980 113 Commencement 114 May 21, 1980 Valedictorian Kelly Peck The long-awaited moment 115 Honor Students TOP 15%: Tara Garrison, Rebecca Steward, Cindy Trost, Lori Duewell, Carole Brummer, Reed Hinkel, Eric Christensen, Kelly Peck 116 Senior members of A Cappella Choir sing their grand finale Rising Above Everyday Life Valedictorian Salutatorian Kelly Peck Carol Brammer Beginning in October of this year Concordia High School started recog- nizing one outstanding student per month. These people are chosen by stu- dent leaders and department heads. Areas taken into consideration were academics, sports, and other extra-cur- ricular activities. These students truly add to the daily life of CHS whether it is in a play, on the court, in a Stuco meeting or in bringing a little spirit around school. We are proud of them. Bryce Johnston Students Of The Month Parker Thornton Kevin Ramsey Joanna McCollom 117 Cathy Breault Dramatic Productions Seven Sisters-Dinner Theater Anyone would get heartburn with 7 unmarried daughters. The Glass Menagerie I remember one bright, particular beau! recalls Amanda as her daughter Laura listens. 118 119 FIRST BANK TRUST First Bank Trust Concordia, Kansas Member F.D.l.C. Insured To $40,000. -------(«I THE BEST (Western MOTELS THUNDERBIRD MOTOR INN North U.S. 81 Concordia, KS BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO. 134 West 6th Phone 243-1636 Concordia, KS Schmitts, - GOOD CLOTHES SINCE 1S07 • CONCORDIA. KANSAS 913 2434564 BEATRICE. NEBRASKA 402-223-3122 121 almquist jte a£f DRUGS. 9 -J DRUGS PALMQUIST Concordia, Kansas 66901 THE FLOWER SHOP Your Neighbors At 513 W. 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