Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)
- Class of 1982
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nineteen hundred A Century To Remember Table of Contents History 2 Student Body 9 Staff 40 Activities 50 Organizations 84 Junior High 104 Index 120 Advertising 126 1982 Hurkaru, Volume 80 Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas 66901 Historical Highlights 1866 First school in Cloud County near Ames. 1868 First school term in log cabin in Concordia. 1870 First public school in Concordia known as Dist. 4. 1874 Concordia becomes part of State Normal (teacher training) system. 1876 One-year high school program begins in Con- cordia. 1882 First graduating class of Concordia High. 1885 Classes begin in January at first Washington School located at 237 West Ninth. The building is frequently called the High School although only one room is used for such instruction. Nazareth Academy (boarding school for girls taught by the Sister’s of St. Joseph) opens. 1886 Concordia becomes a second class city in Kan- sas. 1889 CHS adopts Latin Scientific course plan. 1890 Chemistry is first taught. 1892 Literary societies begin at CHS. Founding of Jamestown High School. 1893 Two high school football games: Beloit and Min- neapolis. 1896 Board of Education hires first music teacher. 1900 New High School building at Eighth and Wash- ington (the current western portion of the Ma- sonic Temple) is built at the cost of $12,000. 1903 X-Ray. first known yearbook, is published at CHS. Boys and Girls Basketball is active at CHS. A baseball team also plays. 2 Opposite page Miss Patricia Pwerlkotte participated ac lively in frontier Pay activities at CHS during the 56-57 school year Her |et beaded jacket dated back to the late 19th century. It belonged previously to a school teacher who also homesteaded a farm in Nebraska. Top of this page This old photo of the first Washington School at the current location at 237 West Ninth comes from the 1903 X-Ray. the first yearbook. The building prior to the turn of the century was sometimes called the High School even though only one second floor room was used for high school instruction. Middle of this page This is the High School at 135 West Tighth as it appeared in 1903. The west portion of the current Masonic Temple was built in 1900. The eastern portion was added in 1910. This building site was used from 1900 to 1930. 1903 The Merry Milkmaids - an opperetta. 1904 First graduates of four-year high school pro- gram at CHS. 1907 Crimson is the new yearbook name. 1909 CHS wins oldest trophy at Beloit. 1910 CHS Athletic Association is formed. CHS is accredited with Northwestern Associ- ation of High Schools and Colleges (one of four- teen high schools in Kansas). An addition to the east is built onto the high school building. 1913 CHS curriculum includes Domestic Science (Home Ec today). Art and Manual Training (car- pentry). 1914 Manual Training Shop is built north of High School in current parking lot south of downtown Boogaarts. 1915 Hurkaru replaces Crimson as title for yearbook. 1916 Aurora High School begins. 1917 First Annual Football Banquet. Latin and German clubs organized. Hurkaru adopts newspaper format (forerunner of Panther school newspaper). Student Council is organized at CHS. 1918 Spanish Influenza closes CHS from Oct. 9 to Nov. 4. New Washington School is built. 1918-19 Boys and Girls Victory Loan Campaign (WWI) raises $1,200. 1919 New building at high school houses printing shop and drafting room. 1921 The Booster Club organizes. 1922 Nazareth Academy at convent closes and be- comes part of Marymount in Salina. Girls Reserve is formed. 1923 Hi-Y (for boys) begins at CHS. CHS organizes Radio Club. A 22 piece band performs. 1925 Student Advisory Board (SAB) forms. National Honor Society consisting of top 15 per cent organizes. 1926 Block of land is purchased for current high school site for $9.240. 1927 Cheerleaders purchase white sweaters with emblems. Scarlet fever causes some school absentism. Girls Athletic Association organizes a rifle team. CHS enjoys Circus Day (first Homecoming). 1929 Athletic program adds wrestling. New subjects include General Mechanics and Journalism. Commercial Club is organized by Shorthand II. The girls athletic program offers volleyball and lawn hockey. 1930's School rings and pins are available to stu- dents. Operator Club deals with audio-visual materials. 1936 CHS presents a play which portrays Nazis in- vading a Czechoslovakian village. 1941-45 U.S. involvement in World War II curtails many activities. Numerous alumni serve hon- orably. Some pay the supreme sacrifice. 1943 CHS band plays at POW Camp Concordia. 1944 Notre Dame Catholic High opens at East Sev- enth and Matthew (site of Concordia Business and Normal College 1922-33). 1945 CHS band goes in June to welcome General Dwight D. Eisenhower home in Abilene. 1947 CHS band in January goes to the inauguration of Governor Frank Carlson (alumnus of CHS) in Topeka. He later served as U.S. Senator from 1951 to 1968. The Work Experience Club (forerunner of C.I.T., D.E. and O.E.) organizes. 1949 CHS becomes a participant in the vocational homemaking program. Tin Panthers Den 4 1950 Guidance begins at CHS. Domestic Science ant Art. Opposite top This freshmen class appeared in the 1922 Hurkaru. Opposite middle: This Garfield School sketch appeared in a 1980-81 District 4 School Manual. Opposite bottom: The 1930 Hurkaru published this pic- ture of the High School in its last year of operation. Top this page: This was the high school shop for Manual Arts as it appeared in the 1922 Hurkaru. This was locat ed directly north of the earlier High School. Middle this page: That same year the Domestic Science and Art class (Home Economics today) posed for this picture. 1953 CHS band goes in October to Homecoming for President Eisenhower in Abilene. 1957 New Gymnasium and the junior high class- rooms open for use. 1958 American Field Service student exchange pro- gram begins at CHS. 1962 CHS wins the athletic Triple Crown league championship in football, basketball and track. Multi-purpose and music rooms are added along with the outside memorial bulletin board at the high school entrance. New Notre Dame High School (the current Mid- dle School) is built. 1965 Cloud County Community College conducts first classes on February 8 in the high school. USD 333 unifies. Concordia High and James- town High operate as independent units. Wrestling starts again as a competitive sport. 1966 Aurora High School closes after 50 years. 1968 The Vocational Shop Building is added to CHS campus. Cloud County Community College moves to its own new campus. 1969 Notre Dame High closes and merges with Con- cordia High. 1970 USD 333 and 224 form Special Education Co-op to meet federal mandate. FFA Chapter wins National Gold Emblem. 1973 The Media Center, wrestling room and cafete- ria kitchen are first used. 1974 North Central Learning Co-op expands, includ- ing USD 426. 427, 455 and 221. 1976 Girls volleyball team wins 4-A state champion- ship. 1977 The auditorium and Home Ec Dept, are remod- eled. New stadium and pressboxes are constructed. 5 1978 Girls volleyball team wins second 4-A state championship. From Conestoga To Columbia The class of 1886 was the fourih graduating class of Concordia High. The women left to right are: Ida Wilcox, Maude McEckron. Nellie Dennis and Alice Halloway. The gentleman is Professor T. A. Sawhill, their teacher. -1979 Debate team wins 4-A state championship. 1980 Jamestown High School closes and merges with Concordia High. Debate wins second consecutive 4-A cham- pionship. Formal Computer Science instruction begins. 1982 CHS GRADUATES ITS ONE HUNDREDTH CLASSI Their Gift and Our Response Top this page: The 1955-56 FHA was sponsored by Allene Wenger and Palricla Dwerlkotle. Middle this page: This page from the 1922 Hurkjru shows the status of education sites in Concordia. Concordia High celebrated its one hundredth graduation with two special projects. The first, a slide sound presentation of the school’s history, was largely researched and developed by Mrs. Patricia Hanson. Eric Erickson and Clark Talley provided the photographic work. The second, a booklet entitled The First Century at Concordia High”, was edited by Henry R. Baxa. Teachers and students of past and present contributed writing to record memories of A CENTURY TO REMEMBER. THEIR GIFT AND OUR RESPONSE The law of Kansas authorized this school-, The voters of Concordia demanded iti The taxpayers of Concordia financed it-. The Superintendent and Board of Education provide for iti The Principal and Faculty conduct it-, But we students are the only ones who can justify it; By our deeds we reward or disgrace these givers. The architects have built the body of this school; It is we who give it a soul. (This poem and photo on opposite page appeared in the 1931 Hurkaru. first yearbook after the dedication of the current high school original building.) 7 A Community With Pride In Quality Education HAIL TO THEE. CONCORDIA (ALMA MATER) Hail to thee. Concordia! Hold your colors high. There’s to you a destiny. Higher than the sky. Red for courage splendid. White for purity. Oh Hail to thee. Concordia. May those colors fly. Hail to thee. Concordia! Loyal we will be. You'll fulfill your destiny. Always you’ll be free. Always strong in battle. Never fearful flee, yes Always dear Concordia. We'll remember thee. (Words and Music by Joe Secrest) (Arrangement by Robert Ensign) Top opposite: This is the current south side of the High School on Eleventh Street. Bottom opposite. The view shows the southeast portion of the school plant, showing primarily the junior high. Top this page. This school flag is the identical one which appeared on the cover of the 1953 Hurkaru. We Appreciate The PAST, We Celebrate The PRESENT And We Welcome The FUTURE 9 Tammy Adams Kim Adcock Cindy Adkins JoDee Aldridge Robert Aldridge Kerri Anderson Lesa Anderson Lisa Atherton Monica Bachamp Jeff Baker Mike Baumann Toni Belvill One Hundredth Graduating Class Western Power Tony Bessette Tom Bisnette Kebra Blochlinger Dreaming About The Future Kirk Bourne Judy Brown Stephen Brown Ronald Buckland Lesa Anderson takes five. Keith Budreau Huber Barber Shop Tina Budreau John Cassel David Champlin We Won The Spirit Bell In $21 Melanie Charbonneau Patrick Charbonneau Brenda Chart ier Kirk Cibolski Brian Clemons Alan Collette Greg Collette John Cory Kim Cripe Jim's Auto Sales We Become Alumni Now Denise Davidson Denise Davis Sonny Davis Daniel Delforge John DeWitt Vernon DeWitt Shelly Dorman Amy Dorman Kendra Dyson Susan Eaton Tracy Eaton Michael Fazel Concordia Medical Group Recovering From Senioritis David Fees Daniel Forshee Lonny Frazier Tory Funk David Gieber Jeffrey Girard Gloria Gocke Don Goddard o'aCoak 14 Metro Auto Repair If They Could See Us Now Vicky Grimm Scott Half hide Tamara Harder Linda Higgins Elizabeth Hill Lawrence Hinkel Ron Jackson Jodie Johnson Nicole Johnston Mark Jones Kara Kocher Mary Womach Laing Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home 15 The Best Of Times Sheri Lanoue Neil Losh Carol McCawley Kelli McDaniel Patrick McDonald Susie McGannon Lynette McKenna Patricia Maginness Curtis Mansfield oerald Marcotte Patrick Martin Angela May 16 Blade-Empire College; Job, Marriage? James Menard Cathy Mendenhall Sondra Moore Steve Mosher Brenda Neel Dwight Nelson Robin Nelson Lisa Newlin Jody Nicholson Mark Nordell Machelle Nordquist Steven Noyes Hillside Pharmacy 17 Bonham Sharpening Service We Shared Happy Moments Jennifer Lewis Odette Ouintin Ostrom Ivon Owen Kevin Pearce Kenneth Rehbein Bradley Richard Douglas Richard David Rimovsky David Robbins Carla Rodgers Allen Rohr ... Vv t I Desiring A Signed Diploma Monty Root Mike Schneider Scott Sheely Laurie Shepherd Doug Skeels Shannon Sis Kimberly Smith Mark Nordell strokes one. Regina Smith Trude Insurance How Do You Spell Relief7 Randall Snyder David Sorell Delila Spear Cheri Stensaas Sue Stensaas Kisty Stephens Larry Taylor Greg Tholstrup Grady Thoman Jodi Trost Brad Turnbull Bill Vignery Small Animal Clinic David Vignery Dick Vignery Tamara Watts Randall Whitley Janeen Wilson G-R-A-D-U-A-T-l-O-N! Lisa Wilson Michael Winter Wilma Woodard Scott Yoxall David Zugelder Dr. R. L. Boardman. OD 22 We're Looking Forward To 1983 Concordia Chamber of Commerce Cindy Adams Jason Aldridge Kim Anderson Deb Appleby Teresa Arts Jim Aytes David Barnhart Roger Barton John Bates Pete Beaumont Louis Begnoche Laurie Betzner Tom Bieker Joan Blackwell Laura Blochlinger Nancy Boden Sheri Brewer Valeria Brichalli Larry Brownell Buffy Brummer Nick Budreau Susan Butler Van Cailteaux Sherry Campbell First Class Of The Second Century Tammy Carlgren Corliss Carpenter Curt Champlin Steve Christensen Janet Christian David Clintsman Ronda Collins Jeff Cook Cheryl Copple Kristi DeArmond Alice Demanet te Tamera Demars Danny DeWitt Kay Dorman Shelli Douglass Angie Doyen Terry Eaton Stan Fairbanks Kevin Fall Raymond Fees Tina Fisher Casey Fraser Cheryl Fredericks Todd Funk Coast to Coast Michelle Gallagher Noel Garrison Kelli Garst Kay Gieswein Ben Giebert Kathy Goddard Leslie GrandPre Teri Haist Jerry Hale Tim Halfhide Kirk Hanson Joe Hatton John Havel Joe Havel Loren Head Darla Helton Bruce Henderson Mike Hess Darren Hodge Barry Hofer Robin Huber Deby Hull Tammy Hudson Sarah Ihrig 24 Why Not One More Year? Jean Istas Lori Jackson Kevin Johnson Tracy Johnson Karla Johnston Marsha Jones Trisha Joslyn Brian Kicffer Janice Kuchera Dan Kymer John LaBarge Roger LaBarge Terry Lambert Stephanie Laughlin Troy LeDuc Darrell Lesperance Scott Longfellow Karen Luecke Tom McCaD Terry McCarty John McDaniel Gina McGinnis Pam Maginness Tal Matthes The Hobby Shop 25 We Can't Wait Till Next Year 26 Kevin Mendenhall Mike Michel Jodi Moss Jenni Nading Karen Nelson Kim Nelson Linda Nobert David Nulton Susan O’Laughlin Tim Paimquist Tim Payne Todd Pettygrove • Marly Plunkett Brian Predmore Judy Ramsey Mark Reutzel Julianne Reynolds Tom Richard Darin Ringer Lisa Segerhammar Diane Severance Jon Seward Brad Simpson Tammera Sjogren Everitt Hardware Gear Id’s Body Shop Jeff Thoman Lisa Thoman Cathy Thomas Sonja Timkar Mike Townsdin Shawn Tremblay Tammy Trumpp Floyd Turner Emily VanBeek Cynthia Waite Jeff Waters Troy Willoughby Abbe Winelnger Pat Yarnell Our Homecoming Float Won First Dana Skeels Earl Stegmaier Mike Strang Lisa Swihart Tom Tholstrup • pAND MORE 28 We'll Graduate Some Day Jimmy Anderson Bobby Andrews Patricia Barton Scott Baumann Shelly Bellows Jeff Bergeson Brad Berk Lisa Bisnette Honda Blochlinger Sherri Blochlinger Diane Bogart Nick Bombardier Fred Bout z Jody Bramwell JoDee Budreau Brenda Burchfiel Ty Carlson Jim Cash Tan Caylor Sandy Cibolski Pam Cyphers Stephanie Cyphers Janice Daley Darren Davenport We Won The Sprit Stick Doug Davidson Gina Davis Tracey Davis Paula DeGraff Bill Dorman Darwin Dykes Denise Dykes Joe Eaton Lynn Elefther Bret Erenbrack Steve Esau Jaime Fall Gary Florea Trisha Fraser Marilyn Gerard Diane Gieber Julie Goddard Mary Gradig Chris Grennan Tom Flaist Earl Hale George Hale Debbie Hayden Marc Heald Something Special 29 Mike Henthorn Danny Hinman Scott Hofer Jill Houser Chris Hubert MarK Hubert Amy Jochems Brenda Johnson Robin Jones Kim Kalivoda Patty Ketterer Karin Koester Connie Kuchera Mark Landry Brent Lanoue Tammy LeDuc Teresa Lindsey Sandra Loeffler Todd Losh Troy Losh Mike Lowers Jimmy Lynn Dennis McCall Jona McDaniel We Sold The Most Magazines 30 Concordia Office Supply Culbertson Electric Co. Gevine McGeoch Jamie McGinnis Janeli Menard Kevin Meyer Lori Michel launya Miller Mark Moffet Jerina Moore Laura Morrison Debbie Mosher John Mowry Eric Nault Carol Nelson Vickie Novlan Jane Odette Deann Parsons Kristy Peak Kirk Peck Mark Peil Donna Peltier Nels Petersen Peggy Plunkett Todd Rasmussen Robert Reedy 31 1984 Is Our Big Year Cindy Rohr Tory Scott Eric Severson Paul Shipman Brad Shrader Ryan Sis Troy Spencer Steve Springer Denae Stensaas Rhonda Stolzenburg Rexann Strait John Thornton Jennifer Thurston Lyndra likens Robert Walker Brian Wheeler Debra Whitney Rita Womack Cindy Workman Trina Young 32 Dr. Michael E Miller, OD Top Opposite: Brett Erkenbrack in one-on-one Middle Opposite: Sophomore Homecoming float Bottom Opposite: Play cast rehearses for Wizard of Oz. Top Above: A friendly conversation in between classes. Immediately Above: Don Musick draws the Panther mascot Dr Lindell C. Owensby, M.D. We're In High School Now! Phillip Anderson Laura Appleby Marie Bachamp Pat Balthazar Curtis Barton Dawn Baumann Rhonda Blazek Cyrstal Blochlinger Kenton Bogart Cher Boling Pennie Boyer Rick Breault Nick Brown Stephen Brummer Sheila Brummett David Burch Marlin Burt Colleen Butler Paul Caron Jeff Cassd Annette Charbonneau Joe Collins Kelly Collins Rhonda Collins 34 Gibson Discount Store Darryl Copple Rhonda Crum Maria Cyphers Robert Davis Richard Detrixhe Ruby DeWitt Dave Dreiling Tim Dunshie Lynette Dyson Jeff bakins Sharah baton Michele Fisher Christine Fraser Ric Fredrickson Scott Gallagher David Garrison Ronnie Gieber Melinda Girard Phillip Gocke Ken Goff Frank Grosse Fred Hake Daniel Hansen Roger Hardaway State Farm Insurance — Paul Nordell 35 David Harris Brandi Hicks Jana Hmman Roger Istas Tony Johannsen Ricki Johnson Kenneth Johnston Kenny Johnston Jolene Kinser Chuck Knapp Julie LaBarge Lisa Lagasse John Laughlin Willie Lawrence Roy Lawrence Rhonda LeDuc Mary Loeffler Kathi Longfellow Kelly McGee Greg Maley Bob Maple Brynne Mendenhall Randy Mendenhall Paula Miller 36 Dreiling's Department Store Adjusting To The Pace Muzette Musil Larry Nailiieux Randy Nelson Ronnie Novak Tony Odette Rachelle Owen Lisa Palmquist Tammy Palmquist Tony Patton Lisa Peak Betty Pearce Greg Peltier Brian Peters Tracie Pigney Anita Powell Kristy Read Chad Regnier Michael Roudybush John Shuler Shane Sorell Jake Sorell Tim Springer Eddy Stegmaier Amy Stephens Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co 37 Deanna Strait Bradley Swihart Melinda Tholstrup Mary Thornton Sheila Trost Ashlea Tuggle Angela Walton Jim Waters Andra Watts lisa Weick Brad Wheeler Kimberly Wills Dan Wilson Cindy Woolard Kim Workman Kevin Wright Stacie Wright Janet Young 58 Top Opposite: Jacob Sorell goes up for two. Middle Opposite: Volleyball team warms up. Bottom Opposite: Administrators have an early morn- ing conference. Directly Below: Parents register for open house in the fall. Bottom Below: Just standing around. Dr Dean J. Blackwood, DC, PA Superintendent Clark Retires After 22 Years Special Tribute Mr. Harold M. Clark has served as superintendent from I960 to the present in USD 333. The native of Florence, Kansas received his B.S. and M.S. from Empo- ria State University. During World War II he served in the Navy in both the Atlantic and Pacific. He taught and coached at LaCrosse High School; he was pricipal and superintendent at Peabody. From 1955 to I960 he was superintendent in Hiawatha. Since coming to Concordia as superintendent, he has administered the unification of Aurora and Jamestown into USD 333 in 1965. From 1965 to 1969 he served as founding and first dean of Cloud County Community College. In his tenure here he has supervised a number of changes involving growth in enrollment, academic offerings, student activities and improvements in the physical plant. Mr. Clark also did the early organizational work for the North Central Learning Co-op. begun in 1971. This school year he received special recognition for his pio- neering work in this field by the Kansas Association of Special Education Administrators. USD 333 Board of Education (one of 15.834 districts nationally) Seated: Mr. Mike Johnston. Mr. Ray Harper. Mrs. Alberta Neel. Dr. James Douglass. Mrs. Gary Hobbie. Mr Roger Nelson. Not present is Mr. Kenneth Esau. Standing: Mr. Harold Clark. Miss Martha Fyfe. Mr. Paul Koehn. 40 Callaway's Fabric These Men Are At The Helm First Row: Mr. Paul Koehn. Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Larry M. Nelson. Principal; Mr. Ron Ballard. Assistant Principal; Second Row Mr John McDonald. Junior High Administrator; Mr. A.G. VanKooten. High School Guidance; Mr. Melvin Davenport. High School Guidance; and Mr. Devine Montoya. Junior High Guidance A Centenary Remembrance The alumni celebrated the one hundredth anniver- sary reunion May 29 and 30 during the Memorial Day weekend. Leland Perry led the organization of approximately 3.500 members in these festivi- ties. Returning alumni viewed the film 100 Years of Education at CHS , toured the city, had a buf- fet meal Sunday evening at the National Guard Armory and enjoyed Decade Socials” for the 30's. 40's, 50’s. 60’s. etc. in the evening. On Sun- day many alumni attended a special coffee along with a recognition assembly. Plans are being for- mulated for similar periodic celebrations every five or ten years. Sunflower Mental Health 32 Staff Members Hold Master's Degrees Mrs. Shir loon Augustine Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Miss Barbara Boyd Mr. Huddleston checks music Dr. Greg Hal tan, DDS M D' '' Mr. Gary Channell Mrs. Carman Davis Mrs. Sandra Detter a ffi £ We Taught 93 Different Courses Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Mr. Larry Hartshorn Mr. Charles Herman Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Dr Stanley C. Christensen, DPS 1r. Fischer and marching band Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. File n Hart Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Mr. Loren Edmonds Mr. Robert Ensign Mr. Richard Kraft Mr. Les Freeman Mr. Phil Fischer Lectures, Labs, Learning Mr. Lawrence Huddleston Setting the pace Mr. Jeffrey Kelly Mr. Richard Kraft Mrs. Ann Krone Mr. Keith Long Mr. Richard Lowrey Mr. George Meyer Mr. Jack Mitchell Mr. Douglas Moore Mrs. Delores Mowry Mr. Steven Neill Dr. Max Anderson, DC Nobody Said It Was Easy Mrs. Darlene Pearson Mr. Lyle Pounds Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. fcrik Rasmussen Mrs. DeArmond substitutes Mr. Richard Switzer Midwest Uroloeic Associates. PA Mr. Clark Talley The Assignment For Tomorrow Is . . . Mrs. Lambert bakes bread Mrs. Mildred McFall Mrs. Joan Stanton Arbuthnot Card And Gift Shoppe The Supporting Staff Serves Well BUS DRIVERS Front Row: Jim Lewis. Dick Cyphers. Verlin Ryser. George Kearni Back Row: Pat Hatton. Lesley Lewis. Phyllis Berk. Wilma Owens. Judy Johannsen. Kathy Bumgardner. Betty Ramsey. (Not all drivers were present.) SECRETARIES AT AD BUILDING Pam Campbell. Martha Fyfe. Kathleen McCarty. Karen Hubert. Bottom: Mil- dred McFall and Susan Martin serve efficiently and patiently in the main office, the hub of school activity. 47 Cooks Daily Prepare A Three Choice Lunch Cooks Front Row Left to Right Neva Demanett. Bernadette Lambert. Nadine Collins. Helen Mosher. Back Row Left to Right May Pounds. Addie Anderson. Berna Yarnell. Mahala Carter. Custodians Front Row Left to Right Charles Peterson. Elden Collins. Glen Woodman. Dean Grimm. Richard DeWitt. Emery Breault. Carroll Sleffel. Custodians Care For Campus 48 PANTHERS Pride Academics Nostalgia Team work Happiness Excellence Relationships Sports A Nice Place To Live And Work Concordia is a progressive com- munity whose economy depends largely on agriculture. The Cham- ber of Commerce slogan is Big Enough to Serve You - Yet Small Enough To Know You. The 1980 census shows the city with a population of 6.847. There are 114 retail store units in town. The trade population is officially list- ed as 9,442. The official enroll- ment at the beginning of the 1981- 82 school year on September 15 in USD 333 was 1.452. Concordia High had 501 the Junior High had 218. Rex Gerard Construction 49 Calendar Chronicle This was a special school year of high expectations. Students were concerned with the historical cele- bration. especially during Homecoming and Gradu- ation. A renewed school spirit and pride pervaded the halls. 11 POWER HUNGR'f i5 HARO WORKING' 507 PROUD STUu 100YEKRSOFBEM JONS OF spwt swss Clothing fashions were more dressy. The preppy look was in vogue, including wool skirts, baggies, knickers and French braids. The western country look was also big with he traditional boots and the cowboy hat with the feather band. Jeans, sweaters, oxfords, the plaid skirt and the casual sports shirt were also in. Music taste at CHS ranged from pop rock to country to punk rock. Some titles varied from I Cried a Tear” to My Baby Thinks He’s a Train.” Several movies were The Empire Strikes Back” and the inspirational Joni.” Perhaps the most popular slang words were decent” and spacey.” Political topics included Reaganomics, inflation, high interest rates, depressed farm prices. AWACS. the Solidarity Movement in Poland, and sundry other issues. Many students were eagerly learning computer pro- gramming. Some spent countless hours mastering the Rubik's cube and video-games. All in all. students had down right FUN making for fond memories of 1981-82. Top. t-HA develops a special spirit recipe. Middle: Journalism and publications classes tour WIBW studio in Topeka. Bottom: Todd Funk and fellow students learn biology first hand. Time Flies Summer's overt school begins. It's time to start the daily routine again, to meet all those friends. Foot- ball. tennis, volleyball, cross country, then FHomecom- ing! Basketball and wrestling, with the Winter Sports Festival. Track, tennis and golf. Warm to frigid cold to warm weather. Assemblies, lessons, weekends. Monday's, Ugh! Speeches, reports, plays, vacations. Is this ever going to end? More homework, research papers, finals. Do you believe it? Decenti Senior Week! Graduation! Is it over already? The pictures on this page portray a mosaic of school life. Opposite top is the Vocational Education Dept. Advisory Council. Typing and Carpentry classes do their things. Several faculty members chat after lunch. The Senior basketball five strike an unusual pose. So Close And Yet So Far! Dr. William C. Berner; DDS Coach Dick Switzer described the season as one game short . He was referring to the eligibility of a 6-3 record for the district play-offs. CHS’s 30 re- cord made for a three way tie for second in the NCKL. David Zugelder won the Keith Christensen award in addition to the NCKL All League team as defensive end. Quintin Ostrum(split end) and Bobby Aldridge(running end) also won this league honor. The Junior Varsity compiled a 4-0 record. The Soph- omore-Freshmen squad was 1-2. The Freshman team finished 4-1. Left to Right: First Row: Mike Winter. Keith Budreau. Dan Delforge. Dan Forshee. Mike Fazel. Scott Yoxall. Shannon Sis. Pat McDonald. David Zugelder. Bob Aldridge. Second Row.- Greg Tholstrup. David Champlin. Pat Charbonneau. Dwight Nelson. Mike Baumann. Quintin Ostrom. Mike Schneider. Tracy Eaton. Stephan Brown. Third Row: Nick Budreau. John McDaniel. Brad Simpson. Tom Richard. Pete Beaumont. Tal Matthes. Loren Flead. John LaBarge. Marty Plunkett. Tom McCall. Fourth Row: Brian Kieffer. Terry Lambert. Terry McCarty, Curt Champlin. Casey Fraser. Bruce Henderson. Floyd Turner. Kevin Fall. Mark Moffett. Fifth Row: Ryan Sis. Mark Hubert. Jamie Fall. John Thornton. Paul Shipman. Doug Davidson. Scott Baumann. Eric Severson. Jim Anderson. Sixth Row: Manager Dennis McCall. Head Coach Dick Switzer. Assistant coaches Ron Shipman. Jay Detter. Tom Brosius. Robert Baumann. Manager Marc Heald. Head Manager Brad Shrader. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to right, first row: Paul Shipman. Mike Schneider. Nick Budreau. Kevin Fall. Floyd Turner. Bruce Henderson. Jim Anderson. Second row: Brian Kieffer. Tal Matthes. Brad Simpson. Terry Lambert. John McDaniel. Curt Champlin. Loren Head. Coach Tom Brosius. Third rows Casey Fraser. Pete Beaumont. Jaime Fall. John Thornton. Marty Plunkett. Tom Richard. Mark Moffett. Coach Jay Detter. Eric Severson. John LaBarge. Ryan Sis. Mark Hubert. Tom McCall. Doug Davidson. Scott Baumann. Coach Ron Shipman. Sept. II CHS 32 Wymore, NB OPP 0 Sept. 18 27 Chapman 6 Sept. 25 15 Belleville 13 Oct. 2 21 Abilene 23 Oct. 9 7 Superior, NB 8 Oct. 16 14 Beloit 7 Oct. 23 21 Wamego 19 Oct. 30 12 Clay Center 23 Nov. 6 14 Marysville 0 Frosh Have A Successful Season Front Row: Tony Odette. Jeff Cassel. David Dreiling. Brian Peters. Jim Waters. David Garrison. Scott Gallagher, Fred Hake. Ronnie Gieber. Greg Peltier-, Second Row: Coach Steve Bauer, Mike Roudybush. Jacob Sorell. Nick Brown. Roger Istas. Roger Hardaway, John Shuler, Frank Grosse, Paul Caron, Coach Larry Hartshorni Third Row: Ric Fredrickson. Tony Johannsen. Chad Regnier. Charles Knapp, Patrick Balthazor, Kevin Wright. Robert Davis, Robert Maple and Randy Nelson. 54 Senior Let ter men Show Leadership Bobby Aldridge Mike Baumann Stephan Brown Keith Budreau David Champlin Pat Charbonneau Dan Delforge Tracy Eaton Dan Forshee Pat McDonald Dwight Nelson Quinton Ostrum Mike Schneider Shannon Sis Greg Tholstrup Mike Winter Scott Yoxall David Zugelder 55 JENNIFER LEWIS GLORIA GOCKE JODEE ALDRIDGE TAMMY WATTS LISA WILSON Many Happy Memories In A Century To Remember Top: Afternoon Homecoming Assembly (left to right) David Sorell. Tammy Watts, David Zugelder. Lisa Wilson. Dwight Nelson. Jennifer Lewis. Shannon Sis. Gloria Gocke. Bobby Aldridge, and JoDee Aldridge. Bottom: Halftime Ceremony: Randall Whitley. Lisa Wilson. David Sorell. Tammy Watts. Tory Funk. Jennifer Lewis. Mark Nordell. Gloria Gocke. David Gieber. and JoDee Aldridge. Homecoming Is . . . sweating and toiling in hope that the float will get done. .. . crossing your fingers for the Homecoming Queen. . . . timidly watching the clouds for signs of rain. . mounting tensions before the game. . . . screaming and yelling as the home team approaches the field. . . . another memorable week of spirit and fun. For Those About To Rock, We Salute You!” A rFNTIIKY OF PROGRESS We Dig Your Style, Volleyball Team CHS MATCH OPP 0 Glasco 2 2 Minneapolis 0 2 Abilene 1 2 Nickerson 1 2 EIDorado 0 0 McPherson 2 2 Chapman 0 0 Salina Central 2 0 Manhattan 2 2 Topeka 0 2 Wamego 0 2 Belleville 0 0 Salina Central 2 1 Chapman 2 0 Clay Center 2 2 Marysville 0 2 Belleville 0 0 Sacred Heart 2 10-8 record NCKL second Varsity Volleyball Top to Bottom: Coach Ginger Thull, Coach Barbara Boyd. Diane Gieber. Robin Jones. Danae Stensaas. Amy Jochems. Gina McGinnis. Karen Nelson. Susan Butler. Dana Skeels. Jody Nicholson. Lisa Wilson. Regina Smith. Janeen Wilson. Jona McDaniel. Individual Letter Women: Left to Right: Jody Nicholson. Regina Smith. Janeen Wilson. Lisa Wilson. CONGRATULATIONS to Lisa Wilson and Dana Skeels (NCKL All-League) and Denae Stensaas (honorable mention). 60 B And C Teams Prepare For The Future B TEAM: Kneeling-Jona McDaniel. Coach Ginger Thull. Coach Barbara Boyd. Standing: Robin Jones. Diane Gieber. Jamie McGinnis. Karen Nelson. Amy Jochems. Denae Stensaas. Kay Dorman. Judy Ramsey. C TEAM: Kneeling-Laura Appleby. Mary Thornton. Angela Walton. Lisa Weick. Pennie Boyer. Stacie Wright. Maria Cyphers. Jona McDaniel. Standing-Melinda Girard. Lisa Palmquist. Rhonda Blazek. Mary Loeffler. Colleen Butler. Jody Bramwell. Michele Fisher. Kim Wills. Jane Odette. Coach Barbara Boyd. On The Run Again! 1981 Cross Country Record MEET BOYS Wamego 9th Abilene 3rd Clay Center 3rd Marysville 2nd Concordia 3rd NCKL 7th Regional 7th State — GIRLS 7th 3rd 3rd 5th 17th TOP: BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: Back Row: Coach Lyle Pounds. Tory Funk. Randy Whitley, David Sorell. Tom Haist. Todd Funk. Front Row Nelson Peterson. Nick Bombardier. Shane Sorell. Kenton Bogart. Troy Losh. Roger Barton. Middle GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right: Kim Kalivoda. Dawn Baumann. Laura Blocklinger. Karen Lueke. JoDee Budreau. Sarah Ihrig. Coach Lyle Pounds. Seniors Top to Bottom: Tory Funk. David Sorell and Randall Whitley. 62 Getting Into The Swing Of Things Back Row: Mr. Montoya. Rhonda LeDuc. (2 4), Jill Houser, (17-10), Cindy Rohr, (11-14), Teri Haist, (11-14). Pat Maginness. (15-11). Susan Eaton. (15-11). Buffy Brummer. (22-8). Maria Bachamp. Front Row: Andra Watts. (12-3), Sonja Timkar. (10-1). Monica Bachamp. (7-5). Vickie Novlan. (6-2). Lori Jackson. (11-5). Brenda Johnson. (11-5). Kelli Garst. (1-5). Ashlea Tuggle. (12-3). Kristi DeArmond. Senior Individuals: Monica Bachamp. Susan Eaton. Pat Maginness. 63 Surprising Panthers Go To Substate Semifinals VARSITY Front Row. Kenny Johnston. Kevin Meyer. Floyd Turner. Barry Flofer. Brett Erkenbrack. Van Cailteux. Terry McCarty. Back Row. Coach Erik Rasmussen. David Gieber. Quintin Ostrom. Shannon Sis. Darren Davenport. Mark Nor dell. Mike Baumann. Coach George Meyer. 1981-82 Varsity Record CHS OPP 54 Belleville 45 59 Marysville 56 37 Superior 56 53 Abilene 63 56 Wamego 60 54 Clay Center 64 52 Chapman Salina Invitational 51 51 Sacred Heart 75 65 Clay Center 52 56 Belleville 59 CHS OPP 48 Beloit 46 48 Lindsborg 65 43 Marysville 42 61 Abilene 59 58 Chapman 62 68 Sacred Heart 91 65 Clay Center 64 43 Wamego 67 Substate 58 Sacred Heart 51 62 Hoisington 72 Season 9-11 64 The varsity placed fourth in the NCKL with a 6-6 record. Terry McCarty was named to the All League team. Mark Nordell and Shannon Sis made the honorable mention team. At the annual basketball banquet Shannon Sis was voted the Outstanding Senior. Brett Erkenbrack won the Ed Walters Free Throw award. JUNIOR VARSITY (12-4 record) Front Row: Kenny Johnston (manager). Kevin Meyer. Floyd Turner. Darren Davenport. Barry Hofer. Van Cailteux. John Thornton (man- ager)-. Back Row: Coach Erik Rasmussen. Rog- er Barton. Todd Rasmussen. Curt Champlin. Coach George Meyer. SENIOR LETTERMEN: Mike Baumann. David Gieber. Mark Nordell. Ouintin Ostrom. Shan- non Sis. Bottom opposite: Gieber goes for two. 65 Girls Capture Fourth at State Tournament CHS 61 Belleville OPP 40 36 Marysville 28 54 Superior, Neb. 41 45 Abilene 44 62 Wamego 32 36 Clay Center 22 63 Chapman 51 74 Belleville 41 54 Beloit 50 54 Minneapolis Invitational Beloit 42 47 Minneapolis 39 44 Russell 40 50 Lindsborg 58 CHS OPP 64 Marysville 45 40 Abilene 42 61 Chapman 60 64 Phillipsburg 41 56 Clay Center 42 56 Wamego SUB-STATE 33 56 Hoinsington 36 50 Ellsworth 46 42 Lyons STATE 39 35 Effingham 24 42 Baldwin 48 43 Chapparal Over all Record 21-4 50 Girls varsity placed first in the Minneapolis Tournament, first in Sub-State at Chapman and fourth in State in Salina. All League Honors went to Regina Smith, Lisa Wilson and Jody Nicholsoni Honorable Mention went to Pat Maginness and Denea Stensaas. Regina Smith was named to the 4-A All State Tournament Team. The Junior Varisty record was 11-5. 66 GIRLS VARSITY SQUAD Front Row, Dana Skeels. Denea Stensaas. Jody Nicholson. Lisa Wilson. Buffy Brummer. Diane Gieber. Judy Ramsey, Back Row, Coach Dick Switzer. Susan Butler. Amy Jochems. Becky Hill, Regina Smith, Pat Maginess. Jody Bramwell. Gina McGinnis, Coach Jay Detter. GIRLS A and B TEAMS First Row: Coach Dick Switzer. Lisa Wilson. Pat Maginness. Regina Smith. Becky Hill. Jody Nicholson. Coach Jay Detten Second Row: Diane Gieber. Dana Skeels. Susan Butler. Gina McGinnis. Buffy Brummer. Judy Ramsey. Jody Bramwelli Third Row: Brad Schrader. Karin Koester. Pam Maginness. Robin Jones. Denae Stensaas. Amy Jochems Fourth Row: Jona McDaniel. Abbe Wineinger. Jane Odette. JoDee Budreau. Janeen Wilson. Senior Letterwomen: Becky Hill. Pat Maginness. Jody Nicholson. Regina Smith. Lisa Wilson. Make A Move On Me VARSITY Front Row: 105 Jeff Waters (16-10-2). 112 Dan Delforge (25-5). 119 David Sorell (14-10). 126 Terry Lambert (15-12). 126 and 132 Doug Davidson (0-5). 132 Tom Richard (2-12) Back Row: Coach Jeff Kelly. 138 Tom Bieker (17-5). 145 Nick Budreau (24-7). 145 and 155 Ryan Sis (1-2). 155 John McDaniel (12-3). 167 David Champlin (7-6). 185 Tom McCall (2-14). Coach Doug Moore Team Takes Eighth At State 60 David Champlin Dan Delforge David Sorell Tournament Results Waters Reg(l) Sub(3) State(part) Delforge RegQ) Sub(l) State(i) Sorell RegO) Sub(part.) Lambert Reg(l) Sub(4) State(part.) Richard Reg(4) Sub(part.) Bieker Reg(l) Sub(l) State(part-) Budreau Reg 0) Sub(l) State(3) McDaniel Reg(3) Sub(4) State!part.) “part. - participant Team wrestlers Front Row: Tony Patton. Tye Carlson. Jeff Waters. Dan Del- forge. David Sorell. Bruce Henderson. Todd Losh; Middle Row: Marlin Burt. Terry Lambert. Tory Scott, Tom Richard. Doug Davidson. Troy Willoughby. Paul Shipman. Dennis McCall (manager); Back Row: Coach Moore. Mark Huber. Nick Budreau. Ryan Sis. John McDaniel. David Champlin. Tom McCall. Tom Bieker. Coach Kelly. 69 Budreau on top at State meet Take Off To The Great White North 70 Despite the sub-zero temperature and the frigid wind of the Siberian Express outside, both the girls and boys celebrated the Winter Sports Festival with heart-warm- ing basketball victories inside. The students elected Susie McGannon Queen and Bobby Aldridge King. The class of 1982 won the Spirit Bell in competition involving participation on Tourist Day Dress-up Day and Red Day. Ed Harlowe spun records at the DJ Dance later that evening in the old gym. Above: Winter Sports Festival Court Back (left to right): Shannon Sis. David Champlin. King Bobby Al- dridge. David Zugelder. David Gieber. Front: Jodie Johnson. Regina Smith. Queen Susie McGannon. Sheri Lanoue. and Jody Nicholson. Right: Queen and Court. Standing: Jodie Johnson. Sheri Lanoue. Regina Smith. Jody Nicholson. Seated Susie McGannon. Left: King Bobby Aldridge and Queen Susie McGannon Above: These students participate in Dress-Up Day: Dan Forshee. Scott Yoxall. Mike Fazel and Mike Winter 71 Coach Mitchell and Frosh Girls Undefeated (11-0) Girls' Freshmen Basketball First Row: Penny Boyer. Coach Jack Mitchell. Second Row: Ruby DeWitt. Rhonda LeDuc. Stacie Wright. Melinda Girard. Colleen Butler. Andra Watts. Kimberly Wills. Lisa Palmquist. Dawn Baumann. Rachelle Owen. Freshman Boys Basketball Front Row. left to right: Shane Sorell. Brad Swihart, Curtis Barton. Ken Goff. Frank Grosse. Richard Detrixhe. Dan Hanson. Tim Springer. Greg Peltier. Second Row: Scott Gallagher. Ronnie Gieber. Pat Balthazor. Steven Brummer. Joe Collins. Chad Regnier. Chuck Knapp. Roger Hardaway. John Shuler. Robert Davis. Jake Sorell. Randy Nelson. Coach Larry Hartshorn. Masked Marvels Add Panther Punch The Masked Marvels have made their way to Planet Earth and added some Panther Punch to Concorida High spirit. The Scarlet Avenger who is 561 earth years old has come from Snudl. His colleague Crimson Crusader is 300 years old and from X-5. Some keen observers have speculated the famous twosome resemble Robin Nelson and Jim Cash. An investigative report by Grady Thoman has uncovered this unusual story. Apparently the Scarlet Avenger met the Crim- son Crusader in a far, far away galaxy. A great struggle of epic proportions ensued for many years. After neither could successfully defeat the other, the two decided to live and work on Earth as a team. Since this historic peace agreement, two red caped wonders have visited Concordia High athletic events and demonstrated their famous leaping ability. The antics have created a good Light-hearted spirit. Top: Marching Band at halftime Bottom: Marching Band at Winter athletic event 73 Boys Track Takes Fifth State Championship First Row Bill Vignery. Mike Baumann. Dick Vignery. David Sorell. David Vignery. Keith Budreau. Quintin Osrrom. Shannon Sis. David Zugelder. Dwight Nelson. Tracy Eaton, Second Row= Scott Baumann. Tal Matthes. Kevin Fall. Loren Head. David Clintsman. John McDaniel. John LaBarge. Brad Simpson. Curt Champlin. Floyd Turner, Third Row: Ronnie Gieber. Brad Shrader. Nick Bombardier. Nelsen Petersen. Brett Erkenbrack. Tom McCall. Louis Begnoche. Mark Moffett. Tom Haist. Bobby Andrews. Roger Barton, Fourth Row: Joe Collins. John Mowry. Jim Anderson. Jake Sorell. Phillip Gocke. Chad Regnier. Eric Severson. Chuck Knapp. John Thornton. Marc Heald, Fifth Row: Dennis McCall. Coach Dick Switzer. Coach Tom Brossius. Roger Hardaway. Tim Springer. John Shuler. Paul Caron. Kenton Bogart. Coach Glenn Walker and Coach Robert Baumann. The boys track tradition at CHS is an illustrious one with state titles in 1963. 1966. 1967 and 1968. The fifth big prize this year capped the second perfect track season. The squad won these nine meets: Marysville. Superior. Wichita Sports Festival. Concordia. Beloit. Lyons. NCKL at Wamego. Regional at Topeka and State 4-A at Wichita. Coach Baumann ex- pressed great pleasure, especially with the four first place finishes at State. Mike Baumann set a new 400 meter dash meet record of 49.6. David Zugelder also took first in shot put. The Concordia 400 me- ter relay team of David Vignery. Kevin Fall. Floyd Turner and Mike Baumann took first as well as the 1600 meter relay team of Bill Bignery, Floyd Turner. Kevin Fall and Mike Baumann. STATE MEET COMPETITORS Front Row: Dennis McCall. Bill Vignery. Kevin Fall. Scott Bau- mann. Floyd Turner. Brad Shrader, Back Row: Coach Robert Baumann. Curt Champlin. David Zugelder. David Vignery. Quintin Ostrom. Phillip Gocke. Mike Baumann. Coach Dick Switzer. Girls Track Enjoys A Respectable Season Girls Track: Front Row: Donna Peltier. Jamie McGinnis. Robin Jones. Jane Odette. Lisa Segerhammer. Abbe Wineinger. JoDee Budreau. Jona McDaniel. Amy Jochems. Lori Jackson. Second Row: Noel Garrison. Karen Nelson, Colleen Butler. Sheila Trost. Stacie Wright. Joleen Kinser. Laura Blochlinger. Angie Walton. Deb Whitney. Lisa Palmquist. Susan Butler. Third Row: Michelle Gallagher. Gina McGinnis. Denae Stensaas. Dana Skeels, Jody Bramwell. Chele Scott. Janeen Wilson. Pat Maginness. Dawn Baumann. Pam Maginness. Coach Steve Bauer. Coach Jay Detter. Coach Barbara Boyd. The girls took second in the NCKL meet at Wamego May 7. At the regional in Topeka on May 14 the team took third with first in these events. These students qualified for state competition: Chele Scott, Denae Stensaas, Janeen Wilson, Michelle Gallagher. Dana Skeels, Deb Whitney and Angie Walton. Coach Det- ter expressed satisfaction with the season. Chapman Fourth Marysville First Minneapolis Fifth Superior Second Concordia Second Beloit Second Lyon Third NCKL Second Regional Third State 75 'We're Off to See the Wizard'' Wizard of Oz Cast Front Row Left to Right: Craig Mowry. Kelly Bumgardner. Linda Barnett, Patty Ket- terer, Jesse Ashland, Tom Walker, Paula Maginness, Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Mr. Lawrence Huddleston, Angela Tholstrup. Sandy Blochinger, Tonya Richard, JoDee Budreau, Vicki Briggs, Anne Hinkle, Amy Scott. Anita Powell, Janice Daley, Phil Anderson. Back Row Left to Right: Brenda Neel, Shelli Douglass. David Combs, Lynette Dyson, Carol Nelson, Kenny Johnston, Joe Eaton, Vickie Novlan, Jaime Fall, Jenni- fer Thurston. Terry Owen, Bobby Andrews, Kevin Johnson, Sheri Brewer, Laura Morrison, Kendra Dy- son, John Bates, Tory Scott, Kara Kocher. Middle: Dorthy visits with the Cowardly Lion, Scare- crow. and Tin Man. Top: Generals work through a drill. Dracula” Frightens CHS A udiences Dracula - John Bates Mina Robin Huber Dr. Arthur Seward - Kenny Johnston Prof. Heinrich Van Helsing • Pat McDonald Sybil Seward • Brenda Neel Mrs. Hennessey - Jennifer Thurston Wesley - David Dreiling Renfield - Paul Shipman Jonathan Harker - Jaime Fall Director Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth You are cordial Iq invited to attend tiie Prom at Concordia Hie Sck ool Caturdaq, M«q L 1982 at nine o clock p.m. Tke Cl«s« of 83 Dance The Night Away At Fantasy Island COME TRUE PROM NIGHT 1982 The Prom was very efficiently orga- nized by Mrs. Cindy Stephen and Nick Budreau. Many juniors worked hard to make it a success. Night Express” band played. 78 Memorable One Hundredth Graduation In 1982 a century of pride in education and our graduates Top Right: Father Steve Letourneau delivers the Baccalaureate Address on May 23 to the class in top right. Middle Right: Valedictorian Brenda Neel delivers the Commencement Address. Bottom Right: Co-salutatorians Monica Bachamp and Patrick McDonald. Middle Above: Graduates with GPA of 3.75 or better - Back Row: Denise Davidson. Monica Bachamp. Amy Doyen. Brenda Neel Front Row: Patrick Martin and Patrick McDonald. iua Siiii $ , n,„irifl Xu in tfiouh tr v uit j ijfailteaa (this (irrltfirs (Thai ■ f fjr y' ' ut y it At y At for } y r ' ryA 't A tttt j Arttj t ft t r Av 5T)tploimt „ A. , The graduation on May 26. 1982 was a par- ticularly special one at Concordia High Gymnasium. This class of 130 members was the one hundredth. Yesterday is already a dream. And tomorrow is only a visioni but today, well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. -THE SANSKRIT 81 CHS Gold Team Takes Sixth At State GOLF TEAM Front Row: Kevin Meyer. Scott Hofer. Mike Roudybush. Ty Carlson. Ken Goff. Tory Scott: Back Row: Kirk Peck. Barry Hofer. Darren Davenport. Larry Flinkel. Todd Rasmussen. Eric Nault, Grady Thoman and Coach George Meyer. Pictured below on the left is Kevin Meyer, medalist at Chapman and Belleville. On the right is Scott Flofer. medalist at Wamego. Beloit. NCKL and Regional. Chapman First Beloit First Belleville First Concordia First Abilene Second Wamego Second Clay Center Second NCKL First Regional First State Sixth Game - Set - Match Coach Devine Montoya, Pat Yarnell (3-12), Stanley Fairbanks (6-9), Kevin Johnson (8-10), Mark Nordell (15-4), John Havel (15-4) and Van Cailteux (8-10) Tennis Team Results Junction City Second Lindsborg Second Belleville Third Ellsworth Third Chapman Third Clay Center Third Concordia Fourth NCKL Fifth Tennis this year was a rebuilding one. There were some highlights however. Mark Nordell and John Havel were champions in No. I doubles in the NCKL meet. At the regional they won their first round. John Havel is pictured on the left. 83 StuCo Sets The Pace StuCo this year emphasized the centennial celebration. The student leaders devoted much time and effort to the traditional, namely Homecoming and Winter Sports Festival. In September they hosted a regional conference. Student of the Month Selections continued for the third year. StuCo also did the Christmas decorating and provided a treat before the long holiay break. Bottout: First row Jamie Fall. Nick Budreau. Floyd Turner. David Gieber. Second Row: Ashlea Tuggle, lynetre Dyson. Steve Esau. Third row: Tracey Davis. Susan Butler. Kebby Blochlinger. Patrick Martin. Fourth row: Mr Flenry Baxa. assistant sponsor. Vicki Novlan. Debby Hull. Frank Gosse. Fifth row: Regina Smith. Mrs. Eileen Flart. head sponsor. Monica Bachamp. Sue Stcnsaas. JoDee Aldridge. Sixth row, Larry Flinkel. Marlin Burt. 84 Top. StuCo officers • Front: David Gieber. president. Second: Patrick Martin, vice-president: Sue Stensaas. secretary. Third, JoDee Aldridge, treasurer. Students Active In Education First Row Greg Tholstrup. Larry Hinkel. Kebra Blochlinger. Regina Smith. Lori Jackson. Diane Severance. Mark Jones. Ron Jackson. Sue Stensaas. Tammy Watts. Sonja Timkar. Robin Huber. Sarah Ihrig. Second Row: Kelli Garst. Mary Gradig. Rex Ann Strait. Abbe Wineinger. JoDee Budreau. Karla Johnston. Deb Appleby. Cheryl Copple. Lisa Thoman. Alice Demanett. Judy Ramsey. Susan Butler. Pam Maginness. Back Row: Mr. Melvin Davenport. Kayettes Continue Active Tradition Janeen Wilson. Rachel Owen. Kim Wills. Laura Appleby. Mary Thornton. Corliss Carpenter. Maria Bachamp. Tracey Davis. Second Row Patty Ketterer. Carol Nelson. Diane Severance. Sheri Brewer. Brenda Neel. Noel Garrison. Janice Kuchera. Mrs. Sandra Detter. Susan Butler. Kristi DeArmond. Ronda Collins. Monica Bachamp. Sue Stensaas. Mrs. Eva Hotaling. Brenda Johnson. Lyndra Likens. Stephanie Laughlin. Lynette McKenna. Lynn Elefther. Judy Ramsey. Kelli Garst. Alice Demanett. Lisa Thoman. Kay Dorman. Michelle Gallagher. Carol McCawley. Stephanie Cyphers. Deb Appleby. Cheryl Copple. Kim Nelson. Karen Nelson. Lisa Segerhammar. Colleen Butler. Jolene Kinser. Ashlea Tuggle. Students Develop Bilingual Abilities lop SENORA DAVIS AND SPANISH CLUB Front Row: Patti Ketterer. Sandra Moore. Muzette Musil. Kim Nelson. Rexann Strait. Lisa Lagasse. Karla Johnson. Lyndra Ukens. Second Row: Angela Walton. Tamera Sjogren. Brenda Johnson. Tracey Davis. Mrs. Carman Davis. Third Row: Brett Erkenbrack. Kevin Meyer. Dennis McCall. John Mowry. John Laughlin. Todd Losh. Bottom. MADAME MOWRY AND FRENCH CLUB Front Row. Amy Doyen. Peggy Plunkett. Alice Demanett. Lisa Thoman. Second Row. Mrs. Delores Mowry. Kristy Read. Stephanie Laughlin. Tammy Carlgren. Laura Morrison. JoDee Budreau. Lynn Elefther. Robin Jones. Colleen Butler. Donna Peltier. Amy Jochems. Third Row: Jana Hinman. Tammy Palmquist. Joan Blackwell. Noel Garrison. Rob Walker. Janice Kuchera. Susan Butler. Connie Kuchera. Tammy LeDuc. Not pictured is John Bates. 1982 HURKARU Publishes Volume 80 The Concordia High yearbook in its initial edition of 1903 was called the X-Ray. In 1907 the name changed to the Crimson. In 1916 the name Hurkaru was used for both the yearbook and the school newspaper which were combined for some time. Newspaper editions for sever- al years were bound at the end of the school year through the midOOV The newspaper later became known as the Panther, first mentioned as a school mas- cot in the 1930 Hurkaru. The correct pronunciation of the yearbook title is Hur-kar'-u” The word of Indian origin means friendly messanger. A number of past annuals featured American Indian motifs. Hurkaru Staff Co-editors: Jennifer Lewis Greg Tholstrup Tamara Watts Assistants-. Deb Appleby Toni Belvill Corliss Carpenter Cheryl Copple Lisa Segerhammer Kim Smith Jodi Trost Sports: David Champlin Gloria Gocke Photographers: Tammy Demars David Gieber Mark Nordell Julianne Reynolds Adviser: Henry R. Baxa Hurkaru Vol. 80 87 Science Club Prepares A Special Time Capsule First Row David Nulton. Barry Hofer. Mary Thornton. Maria Bachamp. Carol McCawley. Robin Huber. Sonya Timkar. Sue Stensaas. David Barnhart. John Thornton. Floyd Turner. Larry Hinkel. Mr. Jay Detter. Second Row: Debbie Hayden. Tamny Carlgren. Linda Higgins. Denae Stensaas. Gina McGinnis. Karla Johnson. Tracey Davis. Kendra Dyson. Jonathon Seward. Scott Hofer. Keivn Meyer. Todd Funk. Scott Longfellow. Tammy Watts. Steve Esau. Mr. Ron Shipman. Third Row: Karen Luecke. Pam Maginness. Susan Butler. Dana Skeels. Amy Doyen. Kim Anderson. Stephanie Laughlin. Diane Severance. Patty Ketterer. Pat McDonald. Brett Erkenbreck. Curt Champlin. Todd Pettygrove, Kevin Johnson. Mr. Jim Barnhart. Fourth Row: Greg Tholstrup. Jeff Girard. Mike Strang. Brian Predmore, Pat Martin. Nels Peterson. Paul Shipman. Roger Barton. Mark Reutzel. David Gieber. Local National Forensic League Reorganizes First Row: Mr. Steve Neill. Dennis McCall. Angie Doyen. Carol Nelson. Second Row: Deb Whitney. Stephanie Laughlin. Diane Severance. Tammy Calgren Third Row: John Mowry. John Shipman. Mike Strang. Fourth Row: Robin Nelson. Pat McDonald 88 Forensics Squad Develops Speaking Abilities Forensics Left Row: Melinda Tholstrup. Angie Doyen. Stephanie Laughlin. Robin Huber. Kendra Dyson. Tammy Carlgren. Deb Whitney, Middle Row: Dennis McCall. Jaime Fall. Tory Scott. Chris Grennan. Pat McDonald. Mike Strang. Robin Nelson, Right Row: Mr. Steve Neill. Debate Front Row: Mr. Steve Neill. Carol Nelson. Deb Whitney. Angie Doyen, Back Row Robin Nelson. Pat McDonald. Mike Strang. Dennis McCall. Debate Takes Third At Pre-Regional 89 Step By Step Band director Phil Fischer. Flute Brenda Johnson. Monica Bachamp. Tammy Carlgren. Deby Hull. Jolene Rinser. Debbie Hayden. Stephanie laughlin. Tammy Sjogren. Mary Thornton. Jean Istas. Kim Ralivoda Clarinet Kim Nelson. Vickie Novlan. Sonja Timkar. Karen Luecke. Sue Stensaas. Kathi Longfellow. Patty Ketterer. Karen Nelson. Sarah Ihrig. Sheri Gose Bast Clarinet Karla Johnston, Laura Morrison Contra alto Clarinet Angie Doyen Oboe Janice Kuchera. Stephanie Cyphers Bassoon Deb Whitney. Lyndra Ukens. Alto Sax Shelli Douglass. Connie Kuchera Tenor Sax Cindy Adams. Carol Nelson Baritone Sax Jenni Nading. Chuck Knapp French Horn Kevin Johnson. Bobby Andrews. Jon Laughlin Trumpet Brenda Neel. Chris Grennan, Todd Pettygrove. Barry Hofer. Ken Goff. John Thornton. Marlin Burt. Maria Bachamp Trombone Patrick Martin. Scott Longfellow. Darren Davenport Baritone Diane Severance Tuba Curt Champlin. Robin Nelson. Jim Cash Percussion Ed Bellows. Richard Detrixhe. Ric Fredrickson. Fred Hake. Larry Hinkel. Scott Hofer. John LaBargc. Nelsen Petersen. Allen Rohr. David Vignery DRILL TEAM Front Row: Lyndra Ukens. Angie Doyen. Lynn Elefther. Jill Houser. Tracy Johnson. Rhonda Crum, Back Row: Sheila Brummett. Diane Bogart. Kara Kochor. Sue Stensaas. Jennifer Thurston. Diane Severance. Performing Our Hearts Out At Games Top: Pom pon squad Tracy Johnson Diane Bogart Lynn Elefther Kara Kocher Jennifer Thurston Angela Doyen Sue Stensaas Diane Severance Jill Houser Sheila Rrummett Lyndra Ukens. Rhonda Crum Opposite. Twirlers Tammy Palmquist Toni Belvill. Melinda Tholstrup Lisa Thonian A Cappella Choir Makes Good Vibrations Prom Row: Lyndra Ukens. David Dreiling. Jenni Nading. Mary Thornton. Jaime Fall. JoDee Budreau. Chris Grennan. Kristi DeArmond. Shelli Douglass. Dan Kymer, Mr. Lawrence Huddleston) Second Row: Carol Nelson. Terry Owen. Susan Eaton. Scott Longfellow. Maria Bachamp. Kenny Johnston. John Thornton. Kendra Dyson. Greg Maley. Vicki Grimm. Bobby Andrews. Ronda CoNinsi Third Row: Cynthia Waite. Kara Kocher. Ronnie Novak. Sheri Brewer. Carol McCawley. Kevin Johnson. Diane Severance. Vicky Novlan. Frank Grosse. Janeen Wilson. Laura Morrison. Left QUARTET Terry Owen. Scott Longfellow. Bobby Andrews and Kevin Johnson Above: ALL STATE CHOIR members Chris Grennaon. Terry Owen. Sheri Brewer. Kevin Johnson. Bobby Andrews 92 Swaying To The Music NfcW CREATION Front Row. Danny Kymer. Lyneiie Dyson. Jamie Fall. Kathi Lngfellow, Second Row Mr tawrence Huddleston. Paul a Miller. Lisa Palmquist. Melinda Girard. Kenny Johnston. Dawn Baumann. Ken Goff. Sheri Gose Third Row. Bobby Andrews. Sheri Lanoue. Terry Owen. Cher Boling Fourth Row Sheila Brummett. Larry Naillieux. Donna Peltier. Tom Richard. Monica Bachamp. David Vignery. KOLAGE Front Row. Bobby Andrews. Jenni Nadmg. Kendra Dyson. Shelli Douglass. Terry Owen Back Row. Laura Morrison. Kevin Johnson. Sheri Brewer. Scott Longfellow. Diane Severance. A Fine Polyphonic Sound Varsity Club Recognizes Girl Athletics Varsity Club first row: Regina Smith. Pat Maginness. Lisa Wilson. Buffy Brummer. Coach Ginger ThuH, second row. Becky Hill. Monica Bachamp. Denae Stensaas. Dana Skeels. Pam Maginness, third row: Karen Nelson. Susan Butler. Teri Haist. Michelle Gallagher. C Club first row: Scott Hofer. Barry Hofer. Quintin Ostrom. Tom Haist. Nick Budreau. Mike Baumann. Nels Peterson, second row: Curt Champlin. David Vignery. Shannon Sis. Floyd Turner. Tal Matthes. Dwight Nelson, third row: Terry Lambert. Troy Willoughby. John McDaniel. Kevin Fall. Randy Whitley, fourth row: Mark Nor dell. Scott Baumann. Greg Tholstrup. Tory Funk, standing: Kevin Meyer and Larry Hinkel. C Club Is Athletically Inclined 94 Sports Club Catches That Panther Spirit First Row: Jennie Nading. JoDee Aldridge. Sheila Trost. Janet Christian, kelly McGee. Jana Hinman. Deby Hull. Tammy Calgren. Laura Morrison Second Row. Stephanie Cyphers. Monica Bachamp, Kara Kucher. Sue Stensaas. Karen Nelson. Janice Kuchera. Cheryl Fredricks. Julianne Renolds. Susan Laughlin. Third Row Robin Huber. Sarah Ihrig. Diane Severance. Pam Maginness. Janeen Wilson. Abbe Wineiger. Lori Jackson. Cheryl Copple. Greg Tholstrup. Ronda Blocklinger. Fourth Row: Donna Peltier. Dawn Baumann. Stacie Wright. Rhonda Blazek. Pennie Boyer. Mary Thornton. Maria Bachamp. Kim Kalivoda. Tammera Sjogren. Carol McCawley. Fifth Row. Diane Gieber. Rhonda LeDuc. Andra Watts. Christine Fraser. Melinda Tholstrup. Colleen Butler. Amy Jochems. Brenda Johnson. Jane Odette. Noel Garrison. Sixth Row: Kim Adcock. Carol Nelson. Rexann Strait, Connie Kuchera. Kelli Garst. Tina Fisher. Rhonda Collins. Kristi DeArmond. Lori Betzner. Cynthia Waite. Mrs. Shirleen Augustine. Seventh Row: Alice Demanette. Lisa Thoman. Judy Ramsey. Kim Anderson. Nancy Boden. Debbie Hayden. Tracey Davis. Sandra Loeffler. Trisha Fraser. Jona McDaniel. Eighth Row: Mrs. Kathy Shockley. Tammy Watts. Susie McGannon. Jodie Johnson. Denise Davidson. Rhonda Stolzenburg. Sherrie Blocklinger. Robin Jones. Jamie McGinnis. Debbie Mosher. Denae Stensaas. Susan Butler. Susan O'Laughlin. Drama Club Visits The Historic Brown Grand Sitting Peggy Plunkett. Janell Menard. Diane Bogart. Alice Demanett. Lisa Thoman. Kendra Dyson. Jamie Fall. Joe Eaton, Pat McDonald. Pat Martin. Chris Grennan. Sonya Timkar. John Bates. Carol Nelson. Lyndra Ukens. Theresa Arts. Standing: Gina Davis. Anita Powell. Lynette Dyson. Tanya Miller. Patty Ketterer. Carol McCawley. Monica Bachamp. Amy Doyen. Brenda Neel. Bob Andrews. Robin Huber. Diane Severence. Paula Miller. Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Kim Wills. Vickie Novlan. Emily VanBeeke. 95 a Li Cheerleaders Renewed Red Hot Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders above: Front Row: Tammy Carlgren. Jenni Nading. Cindy Roht. Laura Morrison Back Row: JoDee Aldridge. Sheri Lanoue. Teri Haist. Gloria Gocke. Deby Hull. Janet Christian. Freshmen Cheerleaders directly below: Jana Hinman, Kelly McGee. Sheila Trost. Senior Cheerleaders JoDee Aldridge Gloria Gocke Sheri Lanoue Art Club Attempts To Portray Life Art Club- Mr. Dennis Southwick. Nancy Boden. Julianne Reynolds. Mrs. Ann Krone. Tammy Watts. Vicki Novlan. Laura Blochlinger. Darrell Lesperence. David Burch DECA-First Row: Diana Carlow. Carla Rodgers Second Row: Machelle Norquist. Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Third Row: Brenda Chartier. Lisa Atherton. Cheri Stensaas. Denise Davidson. Lesa Anderson Fourth Row: Susan Eaton. Kim Cripe. Kebra Blochlinger. Wilma Woolard. Fifth Row: Fon Jackson. Nicole Johnston Mr. Trueblood Heads DECA For 18 Years 97 FHA-A Practical Preparation For Life First Row: Rhonda Blocklinger. Denise Dykes. Janice Kuchera, Monica Bachamp. Second Row: Tammy Hudson, Cathy Mendenhall. Laura Appleby. Maria Bachamp. Standing: Susan O'Laughlin. Kelli Garst. Lisa Thoman. Linda Kendall Joan Blackwell. Miss Pat Dwerlkotte FFA Completes 52 Active Years Flere hirst Row: Brad Berk. Bob Reedy. Jeff Waters. Kirk Hanson. Kay Dorman. Casey Fraser. Darin Ringer. Bill Dorman. Shelly Dorman. Mr. Mel Waite. Second Row: Doug Richard. Troy LeDuc, Tim Palmquist. J.C. Cory. Louis Begnoche. Kenneth Johnson. Larry Naillieux. Jeff Bergeson. 96 VICA Provides Job Training VICA First Row: Don Goddard. Greg Collette. Mike Fazel. Scott Yoxall. Second Row: Mike Winter. Doug Skeels. Steve Mosher. Brian Clemons. Brad Turnball. Lonny Frazier. Third Row: Tony Bessette. Curtis Mansfield. Jim Menard. Bobby Aldridge. Dan Forshee. Cindy Adkins. Shelly Dorman. Fourth Row; Mr. Steve Bauer. David Riinovsky. Tom Bisnette. Ivon Owen. Scott Sheely. Office Education Class: Miss Nancy Sherffius. Tammy Adams. Melanie Charbonneau. JoDee Aldridge. Lynette McKenna. Jodie Johnson. Vicky Grimm. Tina Budreau. OE Emphasizes Professional Excellence 99 Photogenic Photags From Row: Patrick Martin. Floyd Turner. Brian Pred- more. Bobby Aldridge, David Barnhart. Terry Owen. Ricky Breault. Second Row! David Gieber. Joh Seward. John Havel. John Thornton. Michael Henthorn. Mr. Jack Mitchell First Row: Kim Anderson. Kisty Stephens. Danny Kymer. Second Rowt Pat McDonald. Regina Smith. Mr. Keith Long. Third Row: Greg Tholstrup. Dana Skeels. Angie Doyen. Tammy Calgren. Grady Thoman. Fourth Row: Mike Schneider. Shannon Sis. Mike Strang. Fifth Row: Robin Nelson. Neil Losh. 100 Radio Crew Takes Five Prairie, Postrock And Pride! Top loft: Drama characterization” Top right: Steve Esau and Nelson Petersen Center left: John Havel Center right: Mr. Barnhart and Mr. Long Bottom: Publications Class K v School improvements this year included the extension and further development of the parking lot south of the main building. The other major project was the construction and development of the computer room in the media center. Two school custodians. Eldon Collins and Pete” Peterson did a fine job on this extensive remodeling project. Top left: new parking lot Top right: band on parade Center left: new computer room Center right, off to see the Wizard of Oz Bottom: Barry Hofer and Todd Petlygrove 103 Cougar Comer Kenny Allen Jesse Ashland Linda Barnett Darren Barnhart Michelle Bates Lisa Bechard Randy Behrends Sherrie Belvill Philip Bentz Jennifer Bergeson Sharon Blackwell Jeff Blazek Kathy Blochlinger Russell Blochlinger Sandy Blochlinger Jeffrey Bogart Tim Braun Vicki Briggs Brenda Buderau Kristine Budreau Mark Budreau Wesley Bulleigh Kelli Bumgardener Eddie Burton Jay Cailteux Karen Campbell Mishele Campbell Yvette Castonguay April Chavey David Christensen David Combs Evelyn Crogan Paula Cullen Jody Cyphers Judy Cyphers Shawn Syphers 104 Dr. T. A. Coulter. Doug Degraff Jeoffry DeGraff Denell Deneault David Dick Craig Douglass Monica Esslinger Michelle Flewelling Lynette Fraser Renee Fraser Scott Gales Julie Gallagher Eric Garlow Kevin Girard Stacey Goddard David Grennan Rodney Haist Bonnie Hale Linda Hale Ann Halfhide Brock Hartshorn Kathy Hayden Jami Hebert Rodney Hoffer Rodney Hull Tammy Istas Bob Jager John Jaster Rhonda Johnson Mike Joslyn Eddie Joyner Denise Kearn Toni Keefover Mary Kieffer Roger Koester Jack Krager Jim Krager We're Proud Eighth Graders Were Looking Forward To High School Shawn LaBonte Larry Lanoue Sherry Larkins Mark Lesperance Richard Liby Debbie McDaniel Eric McDaniel Paul McDonald Theresa McGannon Paul McGinnis Neetsey Magaw Paula Maginness Brad Mason Matt Matthes Jack Mildfelt Kelly Miller Andy Mosher Craig Mowry Debbie Neel Don Nelson Jodi Novlan Robbie Norquist Stacy Noyes Eric Palmquist Leonard Parks Brian Peltier Brian Pendergrass Lee Petry Tonya Richard Dana Rigner Richard Rohr Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Amy Scott Carla Shuler Jacque Simpson Fvfe Sand Co. 106 Cougar Comer The Science Club installed a time capsule honoring this special year. CE of Kansas provided the capsule-. Quartzite built the cement vault and McDaniel Memorial donated the marble stone marker. Missy Smith Mike Snavely Steve Snyder Shawn Starr Heidi Strait Marty Tatum Angela Tholstrup Pam Tholstrup Tony Thomas Kevin likens Dawn Wheeler Rusty Whitley Vicki W illoughby Beth Wineinger Kelly Adams Rachel Adkins Rhonda Appleby Dana Anderson Karen Atherton Randy Beaumont Chris Berk John Blackwell Annette Bogart Kevin Bourne Rene Brown Ty Brown William Brown Theresa Brummett Jennifer Buss Debra Campbell Kane Carlson Mark Castonguay Cloud County AMC lorn Michelle Cote Kristin Culley Sean Cummings Chris Cyphers Deanna Davidson Michelle Dobberstein Shannon Doyle Regan Erickson Terry Collins Tonya Collins Scott Coppoc Darla Cory Corey Champlin Kim Chandler Kurt Clemons Rodney Collette Kevin Collins Mike Collins We'll Be In School Awhile Gambles Furniture And Appliances Kinda Erkenbrack Mike Fakler Debbie Freeby Jeff Freed Amy Garrison Andrea Graves Mike Haden Rita Haist Troy Hanson Tamera Harris Anne Hinkel Krista Holton Dani Huber Brian Huff Bobbie Istas Shane Jones Becky Joyner Brian Ketterer Dennis Kieffer Danny Kindel Janelle Kinser Curtis Knapp Jeff Kymer Lance Lagasse Michele Laughlin Darrin LeDuc Lori Leweliyn Cristy Lieurance Mike McCloskey Misti May Stacey Miller Teresa Musgrove Tony Nelson Steve Palmquist Michelle Paris Lisa Peil 109 Lisa Peltier Robbie Ramsey Todd Read Mike Regnier Geof Reusch Jill Reuther Joy Reuther James Reynolds Brian Sheridan Gavin Sis Janel Slaughter Chancy Smith Lisa Snavely Lee Stanford Kurtis Swihart Kevin Thoman Jim Thurston Michelle Toogood Shari Turnbull Renee Walker Tom Walker Amy Watowa Billy White Kay Zimmerman Were The Proud Class Of 1987 Junior High Days Are Happy Ones Junior High Mu sica ns Develop Talent SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR First Row: Jesse Ashland. Tonya Richard. Yvette Castonguay. Kathy Hayden. Shannon Doyle. Vicki Briggs. Janelle Kenzer. Dedra Campbell. Mr. Lawrence B. Huddlestons Second Row: Stacey Goddard. Sherrie Belvill. Paula Maginness. Kim Chandler. Linda Hale. Michelle Toogood. Misty May. Amy Garrison; Third Row: Heidi Strait. Melissa Smith. Kevin Ukens. Jamie Reynolds. Paul McDonald. Kay Zimmerman. Michelle Dobberstein; Fourth Row: Michelle Paris. Debbie McDaniel. Jennifer Bergeson. David Dick. Mike Snavely. Mike Haden. Lee Stanford. Rhonda Appleby. Renee Walker. Dani Huber. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BAND First Row: Joy Reuther. Michele Laughlin. Michelle Dobberstein. Tamera Harris. Regan Erickson. Tammy Istas. Amy Garrison. Mishele Campbell. Jodi Novlans Second Row: Karen Campbell. Beth Wineinger. Misti May. Veronica Wilson. Andrea Graves. Jennifer Buss. Anne Hinkel. Tonya Richard. Kathy Hayden. Kay Zimmerman. Michelle Paris. Tom Walker. Robbie Ramsey. Dedra Campbell. Steve Palmquist. Debbie Neel. Rhonda Johnson; Third Row: Sandy Blochlinger. Denise Kearn. Heidi Strait. Jill Reuther. Kevin Bourne. Chris Samuelson. Kane Carlson. Jack Mildfelt. Scott Coppoc. Craig Douglass. Donald Nelson. Gavis Sis. Shawn Starr. Paul McDonald. Michele Toogood. Mike McCloskey. Lee Stanford. Phillip Bentz. Mishele Campbell. Sherrie Belvill. Shannon Doyle. Jesse Ashland; Fourth Row: Mr. Robert Ensign. David Dick, Geof Reusch. Michael Haden. Jim Thurston. Darren Barnhart. Rusty Whitley. Troy Hanson. Brian Ketterer. Mr. Phil Fischer. Not pictured are Scott Gales and Kevin Ukens. StuCo: First Row. Tonya Richards. Cathy Hayden. Brenda Budreau. Second Row: Julie Gallagher. Kevin Ukens. Mark Lesperance. Third Row: Stacy Miller. Mechelle Cote. Mark Budreau. Fourth Row: Andy Mosher. Paul McDonald. Fifth Row: Mrs. Judy Hartshorn. Mr. John McDonald. Eighth Grade Drama-. First Row= Tonya Richard. Mary Kieffer. Sherrie Belvill. Angie Tholstrup. Denise Kearn. Sandy Blochlinger. Stacy Noyes. Dawn Wheeler. Second Row: David Combs. Craig Mowry. Missy Smith. Tammy Istas. Kelly Bumgardner. Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Tracy Senner. Rick Liby. Thespians Develop Theatrical Skills 113 This Is Cougar Country! Junior High Football Breaks Even Seventh and Eighth Grade Football first row (left to right): Russell Blochlinger. David Dick. Philip Bentz. Brian Peltier. Jay Cailteux. Craig Douglass. Brock Hartshorn. Andy Mosher. Rod Hoffer. David Christensen. Manager Kenny Allen; second row: Chris Samuelson. Paul McGinnis. Robbie Nordquiest, Jack Krager. Rod Hull. Mike Snavely, Scott Gales. Kevin Ukens. Rusty Whitley. Jack Mildfelt. Christopher Saunders. Paul McDonald. Manager Matt Matthes; third row: Coach Keith Sherwood. Manager Jim Krager. Curtis Knapp. Scott Coppoc. Steven Palmquist. Lee Stanford. Chris Cyphers. Lance Lagasse. Geaf Reusch. Chancy Smith. Todd Read. Billy Brown. Coach Doug Moore; fourth row: Coach Jeff Kelly. Jeff Kymer. John Blackwell. Mark Castonguay. Corey Champlin. Darrin LeDuc. Ty Brown. Rod Collette. Kevin Thoman. Rod Ramsey and Shane Jones. 114 Blue And White Are Our Colors Eighth Grade Has Winning 6-2 Season Eighth Grade Volleyball Front Row: Julie Gallagher. Pam Tholstrup. Denise Kearn. Yvette Castonguay, Vicky Willoughby. Kathy Hayden. Paula Maginness. Tammy Istas. Michele Bates. Middle Row: Coach Lorlei Hedstrom. Jennifer Bergeson. Brenda Budreau. Mary Keoffer. Kathy Blocklinger. Sherrie Belvill, Dawn Wheeler. Melissa Smith, Michele Flewelling. Back Row: Beth Wineiger. Renee Fraser. April Chavey. Jacque Simpson. Debbie McDaniel. Sherry Larkins. Debra Neel. Carla Shuler. Seventh Grade Volleyball Front Row: Coach David Wilson. Jill Reuther. Kristin Culley. Rita Haist. Kim Chandler. Tamera Harris. Back Row: Anne Hinkel. Misti May. Michelle Dobberstein. Kinda Erkenbrack. Rhonda Appleby. Coach Wilson Trains Seventh Graders Eighth Grade Successful With 6-2 Season Eighth Grade Boys Basketball Front Row: Shawn Sarr, Roger Roister. Shawn LaBonte. Eric Garlow. Russell Blocklinger. Doug DeGraff. Jeff Blazek, Paul McGinnis. Kevin Ukens. Tim Braun. Donald Nelson. Paul McDonald. Darren Barnhart, manager. Back Row: Coach Bauer. Brian Peltier. Brock Flartshorn. Jay Cailteux. Craig Douglass. David Dick. Eric Palmquist. Rodney Hoffer. Chris Samuelson. David Christenson, Brad Mason. Rodney Haist. Craig Mowry and Coach Rod Moyer. Seventh Grade Boys Basketball Front Row: Curtis Swihart. Kevin Thoman, James Reynolds. Jeff Ryner. Troy Flanson. Mike Regnier. Coach Devine Montoya. Back Row: Corey Champlin. Bill Brown. Lance Lagasse, Mike Fladen. Lee Stanford. Steve Palmquist. and Scott Coppoc. Eighth Grade Completes A Perfect Season Eighth Grade Girls Basketball - front row: (left to right) Manager Monica Esslinger. Renee Fraser. Jacqueline Simpson. Tonya Richard. Coach Richard Everett. Kristine Budreau. Stacey Goddard. Kathy Hayden. Manager Angela Tholstrup. back row Michele Bates. Denise Kearn. Pam Tholstrup. April Chavey. Mary Kieffer. Brenda Budreau. Julie Gallagher. Beth Wineinger. Debra Neel and Sandy Blochlinger. Seventh Grade Girls Basketball - front row: Lisa Peltier. Annete Boart. Janel Slaughter. Kinda Erkenbrack. Tamera Harris. Kristin Culley. back row: Rita Haist. Jennifer Buss. Theresa Brummett. Michelle Toogood. Anne Hinkel. Michelle Dobberstein and Coach Judy Hartshorn. Seventh Grade Prepares For The Future CJHS Wrestlers Enjoy 5-1 Season Front Row: Lance Lagasse. Bill Brown. Darrin LeDuc. Gavin Sis. Scott Coppoc. Mike Joslyn. Paul McGinnis. Shane Jones. Chris Saunders. Kurtis Swihart. Kevin Thoman. Mark Castonguay. Tom Walker; Middle Row: Jeff Reusch. Chancey Smith. Darren Barnhart. Ty Brown. Jay Cailteux. David Christensen. Brian Peltier. Brock Hartshorn. Steven Palmquist. Kane Carlson. Kevin Ukens. Rod Collette. Mike Regnier, Back Row: Coach Robert Baumann. David Grennan. Mark Lesperance. Paul McDonald. Andy Mosher. Eddie Joyner. Scott Gales. Phillip Bentz. Craig Mowry. Matt Matthes. Russ Whitley. Mark Budreau. Corey Champlin. Rick Liby. Coach Keith Sherwood. Signs Of The Times 118 nKO Room FOR EXPflnsm? Cougar Track Takes It On The Run GIRLS TRACK Front Row: Coach Judy Zimmerman. Sherrie Belvill. Michelle Toogood. Kristin Culley. Anne Hinkel. Regan Erickson. Janel Slaughter. Sharon Blackwell. Coach Judy Hartshorn Second Row: Mary Kieffer. Renee Fraser. Missy Smith. Jaque Simpson. Denise Kearn, Angela Tholstrup. Beth Wineingen Third Row: Kristine Budreau. Karen Atherton. Julie Gallagher. Debra Neel. Ann Halfhide. Debbie McDaniel. Janel Kinser Fourth Row: Rita Haist. Kim Chandler. Kathy Hayden. Brenda Budreau. April Chavey. Kinda Erkenbrack. SEASON RECORD Concordia - First Chapman - First Abilene - First NCKL - Second. BOYS TRACK Front Row: Kevin Thoman. Curtis Swihart. Cory Champlin. Shane Jones. Paul McGinnis. Robbie Ramsey. Jeff Blazek. John Blackwell. Jeff Kymer. Rod Collette. Eric Palmquist Second Row: Coach Richard Lowrey. Andy Mosher. Roger Koester. Brian Peltier. Scott Coppoc. Gavin Sis. Shawn LaBonte. David Combs. Todd Read. Kevin Ukens. Paul McDonald. Tracy Senner. Coach Gary Channell Third Row Mike Snavely, Eric McDaniel. Lee Stanford. Scott Gales. Chris Samuelson. David Christensen. Craig Douglass. Mike Haden. Steven Palmquist. Shawn Starr. Matt Mathes. PERFECT SEASON Concordia - First Chapman - First Abilene First NCKL - First. Adams, Cindy 22, 90 Adams. Kelly 108 Adams, Tammy 10, 99 Adcock. Kim 10. 95 Adkins. Cindy 10. 99 Adkins. Rachel 108 Aldridge. Jason 22 Aldridge, JoDee 10, 56, 57, 84, OS qfi QQ 144 Aldridge. Robert 10. 52. 55. 57. 70. 71. 99. 100 Allen. Kenny 104, 114 Anderson, Addie 48 Anderson, Dana 108 Anderson. James 28, 52, 53, 74 Anderson, Kerri 10 Anderson, Kimberly 22, 88, 95, 100 Anderson, Lesa 10, 97 Anderson, Phillip 34, 76 Andrews, Bobby 28. 76, 90, 92, 93. 95. 74 Appleby, Deborah 22, 85. 87 Appleby. Rhonda 108. 112, 115 Arts, Theresa 22, 95, 144 Ashland. Jesse 76. 104. 112 Atherton, Karen 108, 119 Atherton, Lisa 10, 97 Augustine, Shirleen 42, 95 Aytes, James 22 Bachamp, Maria 34, 63, 85, 88, 90, 92. 95. 98 Bachamp, Monica 10, 63, 84, 85, 90, 93. 95, 98, 144, 81 Baker. Jeff 10 Ballard, Ron 41 Balthazor. Patrick 34. 54, 72 Bantugan. Julianne Reynolds 26. 87. 95. 97 Barnett, Linda 76, 104 Barnhart, Darren 104. 112, 116. 118 Barnhart. David 22, 88, 100 Barnhart, Jim 42, 88, 102 Barton. Curtis 34, 72 Barton, Patricia 28 Barton. Roger 22, 62, 65, 88, 74 Bates. John 22. 76, 77. 86. 95 Bates, John 22, 76, 77, 86, 95 Bates. Michele 104, 115, 117 Bauer, Steve 42, 54, 75, 99, 116 Baumann, Dawn 34, 62, 72. 75, 93. 95 Baumann, Mike 10, 52, 55, 64, 65. 125, 74 Baumann. Robert 42, 52, 118, 74 Baumann, Scott 28, 52, 53. 74 Baxa, Henry 7, 42, 84, 87 Beaumont, Pete 22, 52, 53 Beaumont. Rnady 108 Bechard, Lisa 104 Begnoche, Louis 22, 98, 74 Behrends. Randy 104 Bellows, Shelly 28 Bellows, Eddie 90 Belvill. Sherrie 104. 112, 113, 115, 119 Belvill, Toni 10, 87, 91, Id Bentz. Philip 104, 112, 114, 118 120 Bergeson, Jennifer 104. 112, 115 1982 Yearbook Index Bergeson, Jeffrey 28, 98 Berk. Brad 28. 98 Berk. Christine 108 Berk. Phyllis 47 Berroth, Rhondalyn 42, 76, 77, 95. 113 Bessette. Kelly Bessette, Tony II, 99 Betzner, Laurie 22, 95 Bieker. Thomas 22, 68, 69 Bisnette. Lisa 28 Bisnette. Tom II, 99 Blackwell. Joan 22, 86, 98, 114 Blackwell. John 108. 119 Blackwell, Sharon 104. 119 Blazek, Jeff 104. 116, 119 Blazek, Rhonda 34, 61. 95 Blocklinger, Crystal 34 Blochlinger, Kathy 104, 115 Blochlinger, Kebra II, 84, 85, 97 Blochlinger, Laura 22, 62, 75, 97 Blochlinger, Rhonda 28, 95. 98 Blochlinger. Russell 104, 114, 116 Blochlinger, Sandy 76, 104, 112, 113, 117 Blochlinger, Sherri 28, 95 Boden, Nancy 22, 95, 97 Bogart. Annette 108, 117 Bogart. Diane 28, 90, 91. 95 Bogart. Jeffrey 104 Bogart, Kenton 34, 62, 74 Boling. Cher 34. 93 Bombardier, Nick 28, 62. 74 Bourne, Kevin 108. 112 Bourne. Kirk II Boutz, Fred 28 Boyd. Barbara 42, 60, 61, 75 Boyer, Pennie 34, 61, 72, 95 Bramwell, Jody 28. 61, 66, 67, 75 Braun, Timothy 104. 116 Breault, Emery 48 Breault, Rick Lee 34, 100 Brewer, Sheri 22, 76, 85, 92, 93, 144 Brichalli, Valerie 22 Briggs. Vicki 76, 104. 112 Brosius, Tom 52, 53, 74 Brown. Judy II Brown, Nick 34. 54 Brown, Rene 108 Brown, Stephan II, 52, 55 Brown, Ty 108. 114. 118 Brown, William 108. 114, 116, 118 Brownell, Larry 22 Brummer, Buffy 22, 63, 66, 67 Brummer, Stephen 34, 72 Brummett, Shelia 34, 90, 91, 93 Brummett. Theresa 108, 117 Buckland. Ronald II Budreau. Brenda 104, 113, 115, 117, 119 Budreau, JoDee 28, 62. 67, 75, 76. 85. 86, 92 Budreau, Keith II, 52, 55, 125, 74 Budreau, Kristine 104. 117, 119 Budreau. Mark 104. 113, 118 Budreau, Nick 22, 52, 53. 68. 69. 84. 78. 144 Budreau, Tina 12, 99 Bulleigh, Wesley 104 Bumgardner. Kathy 47 Bumgardner, Kelli 76, 104, 113 Burch, David 34, 97 Burchfiel, Brenda 28 Burt, Marlin 34, 84, 69, 90 Burton. Eddie 104 Buss, Jennifer 108. 117, 112 Butler, Colleen 34, 61, 72, 85. 86, 95. 75 Butler, Susan 22, 60, 66, 67, 75, 84. 85. 86. 88. 94, 144 Cailteux, Jay 104, 114, 116, 118 Cailteux, Van 22, 64. 65, 83 Campbell. Dedra 108. 112 Campbell, Karen 104, 112 Campbell. Mishele 104, 112 Campbell, Pam 47 Campbell, Sherry 22 Carlgren, Tammy 23, 86, 88, 89, 90, 95, 96, 100, 101 Carlson, Kane 108. 112. 118 Carlson, Ty 28. 69. 82 Carlow. Diana 97 Caron, Paul 34, 54, 74 Carpenter, Corliss 23, 85, 87 Carter. Mahala 48 Cash, Jim 28, 73, 90 Cassel. Jeff 34, 54 Cassel. John 12 Castonguay. Mark, 108. 114, 118 Castonguay, Yvette 104, 112, 115 Caylor. Timothy 28 Champlin, Corey 108, 114, 116, 118, 119 Champlin, Curt 23, 52, 53, 65, aa qo 74 144 Champlin. David 12. 52. 55, 68. 69, 70. 87 Chandler, Kim 108. 112, 115. 119 Channell, Gary 42. 119 Charbonneau, Annette 34 Charbonneau, Patrick 12, 52, 55 Chartier, Brenda 12, 97 Chavey, April 104. 115, 117, 119 Christensen. David 104, 114, 116, 118. 119 Christensen. Reatha 42 Christensen. Steven 23 Christian, Janet 23. 95 Cibolski, Kirk 12 Cibolski, Sandy 28 Clark, Harold M. 40. 58 Clemons, Brian 12, 99 Clemons. Kurt 108 Clintsman, David 23, 74 Collette, Alan 12 Collette Greg 12, 99 Collette. Rodney 108. 114, 118, 119 Collins. Eldon 48, 103 Collins. Joe 34. 72. 74 Collins, Kelly 34 Collins, Kevin 108 Collins, Michael 108 Collins. Ronda 23, 34, 85. 92. 95. 144 Collins, Terry 108 Collins, Nadine 48 Collins. Tonya 108 Combs, David 76, 104, 113. 119 Cook, Jeff 23 Copple, Cheryl 23. 85, 87, 95 Copple, Darryl 35 Coppoc, Scott 108, 112, 114, 116, 118. 119 Cory. Darla 108 Cory, John C. 12, 98 Cote, Mechelle 108, 113 Cripe, Kim 12. 97 Crogan, Evelyn 104 Crum, Rhonda 35, 90, 91 Cullen, Paula 104 Culley, Kristin 108. 115, 117, 119 Cummings. Sean 108 Cyphers. Chris 108, 114 Cyphers, Dick 47 Cyphers, Jody 104 Cyphers. Judy 104 Cyphers, Maria 35, 61 Cyphers, Pamela 28 Cyphers. Shawn 104 Cyphers. Stephanie 28, 85, 90, 95 Daley, Janice 28. 76 Davenport, Darren 28, 64, 65, 82. 90 Davenport. Melvin 41, 85 Davidson. Deanna 108 Davidson, Denise 13, 95, 97 Davidson, Douglas 29, 52, 53, 68. 69 Davis, Carman 42. 86 Davis, Denise 13 Davis. Gina 29, 95 Davis, Robert 35. 54, 72 Davis. Sonny 13 Davis, Tracey 29, 84, 85, 86, 88, 95 DeArmond, Kristi 23. 63. 85. 92, 95 DeGraff, Doug 105, 116 DeGraff. Jeoffry 105 DeGraff. Paula 29 Delforge, Daniel 13, 52, 55, 68, 69. 144 Demanett. Alice 23, 85, 86, 95 Demanett, Neva 48 Demars, Tamara 23. 87 Deneault, Dennell 105 Detrixhe, Richard 35, 72, 90 Detter, Jay 42. 52, 53, 67, 75, 88 Detter, Sandra 42. 85 DeWitt, Danny 23 DeWitt. John 13 DeWitt. Richard 48 DeWitt, Ruby 35, 72 DeWitt, Vern 13 Dick, David 105, 112, 114, 116 Divel, Leith Dobberstein, Michelle 108. 112, 115, 117 Domran. Bill 29, 98 Dorman, 29, 98 Dorman, Kay 23, 61, 85, 98 Dorman, Shelly 13, 98, 99 Douglass. Dr. James 40 Douglass. Craig 112, 114, 116, 119 Douglass, Shelli 23. 76. 90, 92, 93 Doyen. Amy 13, 86, 88, 95, Id. 144 Doyen. Angela 23, 88, 89, 90. 91, 100 Doyle, Shannon 108. 112 Dreiling. David 35. 54. 77, 92 Dunshie. Tim 35 Dwerlkotte. Patricia 37, 43. 98, 144 Dykes. Darwin 29 Dykes, Denise 29. 98 Dyson, Kendra 13, 76. 88, 89. 92. 93, 95, Id Dyson, Lynette 35, 76, 84, 93, 95 Eakins, Jeff 35 Eaton, Joseph 29. 76. 95 Eaton, Sharah 35 Eaton, Susan 13, 63, 92. 97 Eaton, Terry P. 23 Eaton, Tracy 13, 52, 55, 125, 74 Edmonds, Loren 43 Elefther. Lynn 29. 85. 86. 90 Elniff, Ronald Empson, Brian Ensign, Robert 43, 112 Erkenbrack. Brett. 29, 33, 64, 86 88 74 Erkenbrack, Kinda 109. 115. 117, 119 Erickson, Regan 108. 112, 119 Esau, Kenneth 40 Esau. Steven 29, 84. 88, 102 Esslinger, Monica 105 Everett, Richard 117 Fairbanks, Stanley 23. 83. Fakler. Mike 109 Fall. Jaime 29, 52. 53. 76. 77, 84, 89. 92. 93, 95 Fall. Kevin 23. 52. 53, 74. 144 Faulkner, Virginia 46 Fazel. Michael 13. 52, 71, 99 Fees, David 14 Fees, Raymond 23 Fischer, Phil 43. 90, 112 Fisher, Michele 35, 61 Fisher. Tina 23, 95 Flewelling. Michelle 105. 115 Florea. Gary 29 Forshee, Daniel 14, 52. 55, 71, 99 Fraser, Casey 23, 52. 53, 98 Fraser, Christine 35, 95 Fraser, Lynette 105 Fraser, Renee 105, 115. 117, 119 Fraser, Trisha 29, 95 Frazier, Lonny 14. 99 Fredericks, Cheryl 23. 85. 95 Fredrickson, Ric 35, 54, 90 Freeby, Debbie 109 Freed. Jeff 109 Freeman, Les 43 Funk. Todd 23. 50. 62. 88 Funk. Tory 14. 57. 62 Fyfe, Martha 40, 47 Gales. Scott 105. 112, 114. 118, 119 Gallagher. Julie 105. 113, 115, 117, 119 Gallagher. Michelle 24, 75, 85 Gallagher. Scott 35, 54, 72 Gardig. Mary 85 Garlow, Eric 105, 116 Garrison. Amy 109. 112 Garrison, David 35. 54 Garrison, Noel 24. 75. 85. 86. 95 Garst. Kelli 24. 63. 85. 96. 98 Gerard, Marilyn 29 Gieber. David 14, 57, 64, 65. 70, 84. 87. 88. 100, 144 Gieber, Diane 29. 60, 61, 66, 67, 95 Gieber. Ronald 35, 54, 72, 74 Gieswein, Kay 24 Gilbert, Benjamin 24 Girard. Jeff 14. 88. Id Girard, Kevin 105 Girard, Melinda 35. 61. 72, 93 Gocke, Gloria 14, 56, 57, 87, 96 Gocke. Phillip 35, 74 Goddard. Don 14, 99 Goddard, Julie 29 Goddard, Mary 24 Goddard, Stacey 105, 112. 117 Golf. Kenneth 35, 72. 82. 90. 93 Gose, Sheri 90, 93 Gradig, Mary 29 GrandPre, Leslie 24 Graves. Andrea 109, 112 Grennan, Christopher 29. 89. 90, 92, 95 Grennen. David 105. 118 Grimm, Dean 48 Grimm, Vicky 15, 92, 99 Grosse, Frank 35, 54, 72, 84, 92 Haden. Michael 109. 112, 116. 119 Haist. Rita 109. 115, 117, 119 Haist. Rodney 104. 116 Haist. Teri 24. 63. 96 Haist. Thomas 29, 62, 144, 74 Hake. Fred 35. 54, 90 Hale, Bonnie 105 Hale, Earl 29 Hale, Jerry 24 Hale. George 29 Hale. Linda 105. 112 Halfhide, Ann 105. 119 Halfhide, Scott 15 Halfhide. Tim 24 Hansen, Daniel 35, 72 Hanson, Patricia 3. 4, 7, 43, 144 Hanson, Troy 112, 116, Hardaway. Roger 35, 54. 72. 74 Harder, Tamara 15 Harper. Ray 40 Harris, David 36 Harris, Tamera 109. 112. 115, 117 Hart, Eileen 43, 84 Hartshorn, Brock 105, 114, 116. 118 Hartshorn, Judy 43, 113, 117, 119 Hartshorn, Larry 43, 54, 72 Hatton. Joe 24 Hatton, Pat 47 Havel, Joe 24, Havel. John 24. 100. 102. 83 Hayden. Deborah 29, 88, 93, 90 Hayden. Kathy 105. 112. 113, 115, 117. 119 Head. Loren, 24, 52, 53, 74 Heald, Marc 29, 52, 74 Hebert, Jami 105 Hedstrom, Laureli 115 Helton, Darla 24 Henderson, Bruce 24, 52, 53, 69 u Henthorne, Michael 30, 100 Herman, Charles 43 Hess. Mike 24 Hessee. Marilyn 43 Hick, Brandi 36 Higgins. Linda 15, 88, 101 Hill, Elizabeth 15. 66, 67 Hinkel. Anne 76. 109. 112. 115. 117, 119 Hinkel, Lawrence 82, 84, 85, 88, 90. 15. 125 Hinman. Dan 30 Hinman. Jana 36. 86, 95, 96 Hischke, Rena Owen Hobbie. Lavetta 40 Hodge, Darrin 24 Hofer, Barry 24, 64, 65. 82, 88, 90. 103, 144 Hofer, Scott 30. 82. 88. 90 Hoffer, Rodney 105. 114, 116 Holton, Krista 190 Hotaling, Eva 44, 85 Houser. Jill 30. 63. 90. 91 Huber. Dani 109. 112 Huber, Robin 24. 77, 85, 88, 89, 95 Hubert. Chris 30 Hubert. Karen 47 Hubert. Mark 30, 52, 43, 69 Huddleston, Lawrence 42, 44, 76, 92. 93. 112 Hudson. Tammy Collette 24, 98 Huff, Brian 109 Huff, Hope Ann Hull, Deborah 24. 84, 90, 95, 96 Hull. Rodney 105, 114 Ihrig. Sarah 24, 62, 85, 95 Istas. Bobbie 109 Istas, Jean 25 lstas. Roger 36. 54 Istas, Tammy 105, 112 Jackson, Lori 25, 63, 75, 85. 95 Jackson. Ron 15, 85 Jager. Bob 105 Jaster, John 105 Jochems, Amy 30, 60, 61, 66, 67, 75. 85, 86. 95 Johannsen. Judy 47 Johannsen. Tony 36, 54 Johnson. Brenda 30, 63, 85, 86, 90. 95 Johnson, Jodie 15, 70, 85. 95, 99 Johnson, Kevin 25, 76, 88, 90. 92. 93. 83, 144 Johnson, Ricki 35 Johnson. Rhonda 105, 112 Johnson. Tracy 25. 90, 91 Johnston, Karla 25. 85, 86, 88, 90 Johnston. Kenneth Dale 36 Johnston, Kenny Lee 36, 64, 65, 76, 77. 92. 93 Johnston, Mike 40 Johnston, Nicole 15 Jones, Mark 15. 85 Jones, Marsha 25 Jones. Robin 30. 60. 61, 67, 75, 85, 86. 95 Jones. Shane 109, 114, 118, 119 Joslyn, Mike 105, 118 122 Joslyn. Trisha 25 Joyner, Becky 109 Joyner. Edward 105, 118 Kalivoda, Kim 30. 62. 90, 95 Kearn, Denise 105. 112, 113, 114, 117. 119 Kearn, George 47 Kearn. Harold Keefover, Toni 105 Kelly, Jeffrey 68, 69, 114 Ketterer, Brian 109, 112 Ketterer, Patricia 30, 76. 85, 86, ao cm Kieff’er. Brian 25. 52. 53 Kieffer, Dennis 109 Kieffer. Mary 105, 113, 115, 117, 119 Kiepke, Tonia Kendel, Danny 109 Kindel. Linda 98 Kinser. Janelle 36. 75. 85. 90, 109. 119 Kliever. Harvey Knapp, Chuck 36. 54, 74, 90 Knapp. Curtis 109, 114 Kocher, Kara 15, 76. 90. 92. 95. 101 Koehn, Paul 40, 41 Koester, Karin 30, 67 Koester, Roger 105, 116, 119 Kraft. Richard 43 Krager, Jack 105, 114 Krager, James 105. 114 Krone. Ann 44. 97 Kymer. Dan 25, 92. 93. 100 Kymer. Jeffrey 109, 114, 119 Kuchera, Connie 30, 85, 86, 90. 95 Kuchera, Janice 25, 85, 68. 90, 95, 98 LeBarge, John 25. 52. 53, 90, 74 LaBarge, Julie 36 LaBarge, Roger 25 Labonte, Shawn 106, 116, 119 Lagasse, Lance 109, 114, 116, 118 Lagasse. Lisa 36, 86 Laing. Mary Womack 15 Lambert, Bernadette 46, 48 Lambert, Terry 25, 52, 53, 68, 69 Landry, Mark 30 Lanoue, Brent 30 Lanoue, Larry 106 Lanoue. Sheri 16. 70. 93, 96 Larkins, Sherry 106, 115 Laughlin. John 36, 86, 90 Laughlin, Michele 109, 112 Laughlin. Stephanie 25, 85, 86, 88. 89. 95 Lawrence. Willie 36 Lawrence Roy 36 LeDue, Darrin 109, 114, 118 LeDuc, Rhonda 36. 63. 72. 95 LeDuc, Tammy 30, 86 LeDuc, Troy 25, 98 Lervold, Mark 107 Lesperance, Darrell 25, 97 Lesperance, Mark 106. 113, 118 Lewellyn, Lori 109 Lewis. Jim 47 Lewis, Lesley 47 Liby. Richard 106, 113, 118 Lieurance, Christy 109 Lindsey, Teresa 30 Loeffler, Mary 36, 62 Loeffler, Sandy 30, 95 Long, Keith 44. 102 Longfellow, Kathi 36, 93 Longfellow, Scott 25, 88, 90. 92, 93 Losh. Todd 30, 86. 69 Losh, Troy 30, 62 Losh. Neil 16 Lowers, Michael 30 Lowery. Richard 44 Luecke, Karen 25, 62. 88, 90 Lynn. James 30 Magaw, Neetsey 106 Maginness, Pamela 25, 67, 75, 85, 88. 95 Maginess, Patricia 16. 63. 66. 67, 75. 125 Maginness, Paula 76, 106. 115, 112 Maley, Greg 36, 92 Mansfield, Curtis 16, 99 Maple, Robert 36. 54 Marcotte, Gerald 16 Martin. Patrick 16, 71, 84, 88, 90. 95. 100, 144 Martin, Susan 46, 47 Mason, Bradley 106. 116 Matthes, Matt 106. 114, 118, 119 Matthes. Tal 25. 52, 53. 101, 74 May. Anglea 16 May. Misti 109, 112, 115 McCall, Dennis 30. 52, 69, 86, 88 89 74 McCall. Tom 25. 52. 53, 68. 69. 74 McCarty, Kathleen 47 McCarty, Terry 25, 52. 64 McCawley, Carol 16, 85, 88, 92, 95 McCloskey, Mike 109, 112 McDaniel. Debra 106, 112, 115, 119 McDaniel, Eric 106, 119 McDaniel. John 25, 52, 53, 68. 69, 144, 74 McDaniel, Jona 30, 60, 61, 67, 75. 95 McDaniel. Kelli 16 McDonald, John 41, 113 McDonald. Patrick 16, 52, 55, 77. 88. 89. 95. 100, 144, 81 McDonald. Paul 106, 112, 113, 114, 116. 118, 119 McFall, Mildred 46. 47 McGannon, Susie 16, 70. 71, 95 McGannon, Theresa 106 McGee, Kelly 36. 95, 96 McGeoch, Gevine 31 McGeoch, Glen McGinnis. Gina 25. 60. 66, 67. 75. 88 McGinnis, Jamie 31, 61, 75, 95 McGinnis. Paul 106. 114, 116, 118, 119 McKenna. Lynette 16, 85. 99 McKenzie, Sheri Menard. James 17. 99 Menard, Janell 31, 95 Mendenhall, Brynne 36 Mendenhall, Cathy 17, 98 Mendenhall. Kevin 26 Mendenhall, Randy 36 Meyer. George 44, 64, 65. 82, 86. 88 Michel, Lori 31 Michel, Michael 26 Mildfelt, Jack 106, 112, 114 Miller. Kelly 106 Miller. Paula 36. 93. 95 Miller, Stacy 109, 13 Miller, Taunya 31, 95 Mitchell. Jack 44. 72. 100, 144 Moffett. Mark 31. 52. 53. 74 Montoya, Devine 41. 63, 116. 83 Moore, Douglass 44, 68, 69, 114 Moore, Jerina 31 Moore, Sondra 17, 86, Id Morrison, Laura 31, 76, 86, 90, 92. 93, 95, 96 Mosher, Andrew 106. 113, 114, 118, 119 Mosher, Debbie 31, 95 Mosher. Helen 48 Mosher. Steve 17, 99 Moss, Jodi Laing 26 Mowry, Craig 76. 106, 113, 116. 118 Mowry, Delores 44. 86 Mowry, John 31, 86, 88, 74 Moyer, Rod 116 Musgrove, Theresa 109 Musil. Muzette 37, 86 Nading, Jennifer 26. 90. 92. 93. 95. 96. 144 Naillieux, Larry 37. 98, 93 Nault. Eric 31, 82 Neel, Alberta 40 Neel. Brenda 17, 85, 90. 144. 81 Neel, Debra 95. 106, 112, 115. 117, 119 Neill, Steven 44, 88, 89 Nelson, Carol 31, 76, 85, 88, 89, 90. 92, 95 Nelson. Donald 106, 112. 116 Nelson, Dwight 17, 52. 55, 57, 125. 74 Nelson, Jan Nelson, Karen 26, 60, 61. 75, 85, 90. 95 Nelson, Kimberly 26, 85. 86. 90 Nelson, Larry M. 41 Nelson, Randy 37, 54. 72 Nelson. Robin 17, 73. 88, 89, 90. 100 Nelson, Roger 40 Nelson, Tony 109 Newlin. Lisa 17 Nicholson, Jody 17, 60, 66. 67. 70 Nobert, Linda 26 Nor dell, Mark 17, 57. 64. 65. 87. 125, 83 Nordquist. Machelle 17, 97 Nordquist, Robbie 106, 114 Novak, Ronnie 37, 92 Novlan, Jodi 106, 112 Novlan, Vickie 31, 63, 76. 84. 90. 92, 95. 97 Noyes, Stacy 106, 113 Noyes, Steven 17 Nulton, David 26, 88 Odette. Jane 31, 61, 67, 76, 96 Odette. Jennifer Lewis 18, 56. 57, 87 Odette. Tony 37, 54 O'Laughlin, Susan 26, 95, 98 Ostrom. Quintin 18, 52, 55, 64, 65. 125, 74 Owen. Ivon 18, 99 Owen. Rachelle 37, 72, 85 Owen, Terry E. 18, 76, 92, 93, 100. Id Owen. Wilma 47 Palmquist, Eric 106, 116, 119 Palmquist, Lisa 37, 61, 72, 75, 93 Palmquist, Steve 109. 112. 114, 116, 118. 119 Palmquist, Tammy 37, 85, 86, 91 Palmquist. Tim 26, 98 Paris. Michelle 109. 112 Parks, Leonard 106 Parsons, Deann 31 Patton, Tony 37, 69 Payne, James 26 Peak. Kristy 31 Peak. Lisa 37 Pearce. Betty 37 Pearce. Kevin 18 Pearson. Darlene 45 Peck. Kirk 31, 82 Peil, Lisa 109 Peil, Mark 31 Peltier. Brian 106. 114. 116, 118. 119 Peltier, Donna 31, 75, 86, 93. 95 Peltier, Greg 37, 54, 72 Peltier. Lisa 110, 117 Pendergrass, Brian 106 Peters, Brian 37, 54 Peterson, Charles 48, 103 Peterson, Nelson 31, 62, 88. 90, 102. 74 Petry, Lee 106 Pettygrove. Todd 26, 88, 90, 103 Pigney, Trade 37 Plunkett. Marty 26. 52. 53 Plunkett, Peggy 31, 86, 95 Pounds, Lyle 45, 62 Pounds, May 58 Powell, Anita 37, 76, 95 Predmore. Brian 26, 88. 100 Ramsey. Betty 47 Ramsey. Jacqueline 45 Ramsey, Judith 26. 61. 66, 67, 85. 95 Ramsey, Robbie 110, 112, 114. 119 Rasmussen, Erik 45, 64, 65 Rasmussen, Todd 31, 65. 82 Read, Kristy 37. 86 Read. Todd 110, 114. 119 Reedy. Robert 31, 98 Regnier. Chad 37, 54, 74 Regnier, Mike NO. 116. 118 Rehbein, Kenneth 18 Reusch, Goef 110. 112, 114, 118 Reuther. Jill HO. 112, 115 Reuther, Joy 110. 112 Reutzel, Mark 26, 88 Reynolds, James 110, 112, 116 Richard, Bradley 18 Richard. Douglas 18 Richard. Tom 26. 52. 53, 68. 69. 93, 98 Richard, Tonya 76. 112, 113, 117 Rimovsky, David 18. 99 Ringer, Dana 106 Ringer, Darin 26, 98 Robbins. David 18 Rodgers, Carla 18, 97 Rohr, Allen 18, 90 Rohr, Cindy 32, 63, 96 Rohr. Richard 106 Root, Monty 19 Roudybush. Michael 37, 54, 82 Ryner. Jeff 116 Ryser, Verlin 47 Samuelson, Chris 106, 112, 114, 116, 119 Saunders, Christopher 106, 114, 118 Schneider. Mike 19, 52, 53, 55, 100 Scott. Amy 76, 106 Scott, Chele 75, 125 Scott. Tory 32. 69. 76. 82, 89 Segerhammar. Lisa 26, 75, 85, 87 Senner. Tracy 113, 119 Severance, Diane 26, 85, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93. 95 Severson. Eric 32, 52, 53, 74 Seward. Johnathon 26, 88, 100 Sheely, Scott 19, 99 Shepherd, Laurie 19 Sherffius, Nancy 45. 99 Sheridan, Brian 110 Sherwood, Keith 45. 114, 118 Shipman, Paul 32. 52. 53, 69. 77, 88 Shipman. Ronald 45. 52, 53, 88 Shockley, Kathryn 45, 95 Shrader, Brad 32, 52, 67, 74 Shuler. Carla 106. 115 Shuler, John 37, 54. 72, 74 Simpson. Brad 26, 52, 53, 74, 144 Simpson, Jacqueline 106. 115, 117, 119 Sis. Gavin HO. 112. 118. 119 Sis, Ryan 32. 52. 53, 68. 69 Sis, Shannon 19. 52. 55. 57, 64. 65. 70. 71. 100. Id, 125, 74 Sjogren, Tammera 26, 86. 90, 95 Skeels. Dana 27, 60, 66, 67, 75. 88. 100. 144 Skeels. 19. 99 Slaughter. Janel 110. 117, 119 Sleffel. Carroll 48 Smith. Chancy 110. 114. 118 Smith. Kimberly 19, 87 Smith. Melissa 107. 112, 113, 115, 119 Smith, Regina 19, 60, 66, 67, 70, 84, 85, 100, 101 Snavely. Lisa 110 Snavely, Mike 107, 112, 114, 119 Snyder, Randall 20 Snyder, Steven 107 Sorell. David 20. 57. 62. 68. 69. 74 Sorrell, Shane 37, 62. 72 Sorrell, Jacob 37, 54, 72, 74 Southwick. Dennis 45, 97 Spear, Delia 20 Spencer, Troy 32 Springer, Steve 32 Springer, Tim 37. 72. 74 Stanford. Lee 110. 112. 114. 116. 119 Stanton, Joan 46 Starr. Angie Starr. Shawn 107. 112. 116. 119 Stegmaier, Earl 27 Stegmaier. Eddy 37 Stensaas, Cheri 20, 97 Stensaas. Denae 32. 60. 61, 66, 67, 76. 88. 95 Stensaas. Sue 20, 84. 85, 88, 90. 91. 95. 144 Stephen. Cindy 45, 78 Stephens. Amy 37 Stephens. Kristy 20. 100 Stolzenburg. Rhonda 32. 95 Strait, Deanna 38 Strait. Heidi 107. 112 Strait. Roxann 32. 85, 86, 95 Strang. Michael 27, 88. 89, 100 Swihart. Bradley 38. 72 Swihart. Kurtis 110. 116. 118. 119 Swihart. Lisa 27 Switzer, Richard 45. 52. 66, 67, 74 Talley. Clark 7. 45. 101 Tatum. Marty 107 Taylor. Larry 20 Taylor. Michael Tholstrup. Angela 76. 107, 113. 117, 119 Tholstrup, Greg 20. 52, 55, 85. 87. 88. 95. 100 Tholstrup. Melinda 38, 89. 91, 95 Tholstrup. Pamela 107. 115, 117 Tholstrup. Thomas 27 Thoman, Grady 20, 73, 82, 100, 101. 125 Thoman. Jeffrey 27 Thoman. Kevin 110. 114. 116. 118. 119 Thoman. Lisa 27, 85, 86. 91. 95, 98 Thomas. Catherine 27 Thomas. Mary Thomas, Tony 107 Thornton. John 32. 52. 53. 65. 88. 90. 92. 100. 74 Thornton, Mary 38. 61. 85. 88. 90. 92 95 Thull, Virginia 46, 60, 61 Thurston, Jennifer 32, 76. 77. 90. 91 Thurston, Jim 110, 112 Timkar. Sonja 27. 63. 85, 88. 90, 95 Toogood. Michelle 110. M2. 117, 119 Townsdin. Michael 27 Trembley, Shawn 27 Trost, Jodi 20. 87 Trost, Sheila 38, 75. 95. 96 Trueblood. Verlyn 46. 97 Trumpp, Tammy Johannsen 27 Tuggle. Ahslea 38. 63. 84, 85 Turnball, Brad 20, 99 Turnball, Shari 110 Turner, Floyd 27, 52. 53, 64. 65, 84. 88. 100. 74. 144 Likens. Kevin 107. 112, 113. 114. 116. 118. 119 Ukens, Lyndra 32. 85. 86. 90. 91, 92. 95 Underwood. John Van Beek. Emily 27, 95 Van Kooten, A.G. 41 Vignery, David 21. 90. 93. 125, 74 Vignery. Bill 20. 125, 74 Waite. Cynthia 27, 92. 95 Waite, Melvin 46, 98 Walker. Danny Walker. Glenn 46. 74 Walker. Renee 110. 112 Walker. Robert 32. 86 Walker. Thomas 76. 110, 112, 118 Walton, Angela 38. 61. 75. 86 Waters. James 38, 54 Waters, Jeff 27. 68. 69. 98 Watowa. Amy 110 Watts. Andra 38, 63, 72, 95 Watts. Tamara 21. 56, 57. 85, 87. 88. 95. 97 Weick. Lisa 38. 61 Wentz, Michael 46 Wheeler, Brad 38 Wheeler. Brian 32 Wheeler, Dawn 107, 113. 115 White. Billy NO White. Kena Whitley. Randall 21, 57, 62. 144 Whitley. Rusty 107, 112, 114, 118 Whitney. Debra 32. 75. 88. 89, 90 Widen. Mitchell Widen. Morris Williams. Dennis 46 Willoughby. Troy 27, 69 Willoughby. Vicki 107. 114 Wills. Kimberly 38. 61. 72. 85. 95 Wilson. Daniel 38 Wilson. David 46. 115 Wilson. Janeen 21. 60, 67. 75. 85. 92. 95. 125 Wilson. Lisa 21, 56, 57, 60. 66. 67 Wilson. Veronica 112 Wineinger. Abbe 27. 67, 75, 85, 95 Wineinger. Beth 107. 112, 115. 117, 119 Winter. Michael 21, 52. 55. 71, 99 Womack, Rita 32 Woodman, Glen 48 Woolard, Cindy 38 Woolard. Wilma 21. 97 Workman, Cindy 32 Workman, Kimberly 38 Wright. Kevin 38, 54 Wright. Stacie 38. 61. 72, 75, 95 Yarnell. Berna 48 Yarnell, Patrick 27, 89 Young. Janet 38 Young. Trina 32 Yoxall. Scott 21. 52. 55, 71. 99 Zimmerman. Kay 110, 112 Zimmerman. Judy 46, 119 Zugelder. David 21. 52. 55. 57, 70, 125. 74 124 Chatter in 1982 We had Pac Man Fever” and Loved Rock ’n Roll.” We danced to the Go Go’s Beauty and the Beat and remember mother saying. Don't Talk to Strangers.” How about your favorite phone number? '867- 5309.” The senior theme song? Turn Me Loose.” All in all. it was a funky year. Seniors In Spring Sports Mike Baumann Keith Budreau Tracy Eaton Larry Hinkel Chele Scott Shannon Sis Grady Thoman David Vignery Dick Vignery Janeen Wilson -Cl COOP IMS 8 The Cloud County Cooperative Elevator Association, Inc y Grain Feed Total Capacity 1.229,000 Bushels People Savings and Loan Box 345 243-2080 Concordia. Kansas People To Serve You Concordia Belleville and Nine Other Offices inside seating Christensen Oil Co. The Fast Good Food Restaurant 1721 Lincoln Street Concordia, Kansas 66901 243-2706 Tire-Gas-Oil 1707 Lincoln Concordia. Kansas 6690 913-243-4089 Ploud Pountu Rank ‘Trust Concordia, Kansas 66901 Over 100 Years of Service to Our Community I ilin. Plaza Motor Bank East 6th St. Trafficway Alco Plaza Cloud County Motor Bank West 6th Cedar MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TRUST SERVICES A 127 'It's a Real Treat' 6th and Washington Concordia 130 West 6th Concordia, Ks. 66901 Phone 913-243-7067 GENERAL Xffl ELECTRIC i Whitney Plumbing Heating and Electric 127 East 6th Phone 913-243-3704 V A 128 I fn ri' Ti i m Home of Fine Furniture 129 West 6th Concordia. Ks 66901 Phone 913-243-4191 SBo; Paul McGannon's APCO Service Phone 913-243-9816 B and J Drug Daylight Clothing 124 West 6th Concordia, Ks 66901 Phone 913-243-2179 V______________________ 24 Hour Prescription Service 118 West 6th Phone 913-243-2345 Concordia, Ks 66901 The New First Concordia, Kansas First Fidelity “Best of Both Banks” MEMBER F.D.I.C. — Depositor Insured to $100,000 FIRST BANK TRUST P. O. BOX 329 PHONE 913 243-4141 Concordia, Kansas 66901 Midwest Lumber Co. 102 E 5th Concordia, Ks o 8«s t Gltstcrn Thunderbird N. Highway SI Concordia, Ks ---------- Pizza Hut AIco Plaza Concordia, Ks S L Homes Inc. R.R.3 Concordia, Ks Custom Building Building Sites Remodeling John R. Smith Contractor 913043-2577 913043-1511 132 Boogaarts Supermarket Alco Plaza Concordia, KS 66901 Home of Lower Food Prices Babe Houser Chevrolet Oldsmobile And Cadillac Inc. 1201 E. 6th. Trafficway Phone 243-4384 Concordia Kansas 66901 Scope 125 E. Sixth Lorna Dochow, Owner New and Used Cars JCPENNEY JCPenney 218 West 6th Street Concordia. Kansas Phones Retail 243-3162 Catalog 243-7437 SUZUKI $ Johnston Supply Co. 1621 East 6th St. Trafficway Concordia. Kansas Phone 243-4226 Where You Buy More and Spend Less” 123 West Sixth CONCORDIA, KANS. 66901 The House of Friendly Service C £ I Cycle Sales 2020 East 6th Street Concordia. Kansas Phone 243-3447 134 The College That Cares About the Students Concordia, Kansas Pfeutze-Bergman Studio 516 Washington St. Phone 243-3285 Burt's Kawasaki 1216 Lincoln Phone 243-3805 135 J P M 2 4 3 7 8 9 0 MEAT PROCESSING, INC. 1991 E 6TH ST TRAFFICWAY CONCORDIA KANSAS 66901 Meat Processing, Inc. 1991 East 6th. Trafficway Concordia. KS 66901 Orange Owl ''i. 105 West 6th. Concordia. KS 66901 Phone 913043-3615 Midway Motor Co. 510 East 6th. St. Trafficway Phone 913-243-1220 C £ C Truck Line Inc. R.R. 3 Concordia, KS 66901 Business Phone 913-243-3719 if no answer 243-1932 or 243-7225 A 136 Discover the Difference champlin 1401 East 6th Street Trafficway Concordia, Kansas 81 Champlin Products We appreciate your business River Road Restaurant We Serve To Please ALLIS-CHALMER Crum Implement Co. Mike Crum, manager 2301 East 6th St. Trafficway Concordia. Kansas 137 Schenk Tree Surgery Complete Care of Trees Spraying Tree Moving Stump Removal Landscaping Service Tate's Carpet Installation 642 East 15th Street Concordia, Kansas Phone 913043-1351 All Types of Carpet and Linoleum Phone 913043-7217 Randy Tate, Owner 1825 East 6th St. Trafficway Concordia, Kansas Bill Lagemann, Owner Ken's TV and Appliances RCA Television Whirlpool Appliances Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction 214 W. 6th Street Concordia, Kansas Phone 243-2131 Concordia Tractor, Inc, Phone 913043-3381 Valley Fertilizer ■V- - M n|iron |meta —----- Complete Fertilizer Service MSN IRON S METAL Cash Paid For Scrap Iron And Metal Concordia. Ks. 2430646 407 Cedar Concordia, Ks. 66910 Telephone (913)243-4262 The Barbery Where we care about the way you look Men's 6 Women’s Hair Styling Randy Lagasse 243-7191 223 West 6th Concordia. Ks. 66901 139 ADVENTURI Bon Marche 116 East Sixth Concordia, Kansas 66901 Boyd Oil Co. 7th and Lincoln Concordia, Kansas 66901 Switzer Studio 8th and Cedar Concordia, Kansas 66901 Apollo Theater 229 West 6th Concordia, Kansas 66901 140 Boogaart Super Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Flours Mon-Sat 8 a.m. - 9p.m. Custom Cut Meat Sunday 10 a.m. - 6p.m. Bees Honey Queens v Box 363 Concordia, Kansas Bus. Phone 913-243-6442 Res Phone 913-243- 3619 ■ -3 - v 141 0 71 National Farmers Union Insurance Distributor of Woodbuming Products The R.F. Fakler Company Rt. I, I mile West Flwy. 9 Concordia. Kansas 913-243-7959 3hd Concordia Lumber Co. 240 West 5th Concordia, Kansas 243-4213 5th and Cedar Concordia, Kansas Phone 243-1511 IK) West 6th Concordia. Kansas 243-7552 142 JOLENE SPRINGER PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEER and Appraiser State Wide Auctions Specializing in: •Household ‘Antiques •Business Liquidations •Charitable Organizations Brown's Shoe Fit Company 134 West 6th Concordia, Ks. Concordia, Ks. 913043-7946 243-1636 Schmitt's Clothing 143 Last Writes! Each year faculty members select outstanding ju- niors for Girls and Boys State. The Girls State selec- tions are Theresa Arts, Sheri Brewer. Susan Butler. Ronda Collins. Jennifer Nading and Dana Skeels. The Boys State members are Nick Budreau. Curt Cham- plin, Kevin Fall. Barry Hofer, Kevin Johnson. John McDaniel. Floyd Turner and Brad Simpson. For the third year StuCo organized the selection of the Student of the Month by student leaders and faculty department heads. September Sue Stensaas October Patrick Martin November Curt Champlin December David Gieber January JoDee Aldridge February Amy Doyen March Pat McDonald April Monica Bachamp May Brenda Neel CONGRATULATIONS to all these student leadersl As we complete the 1982 HURKARU, we wish to ac- knowledge valuable assistance from many people, especially Randall Whitley. Don Musick, Patricia Dwerlkotte. Patricia Hanson. James L. Bell, Jack Mitchell. Mildred Barber, Switzer Studio, Pfeutze- Bergman Studio and the PANTHER newspaper staff. We also appreciate the financial support of local business and professional people in advertising. We have used contemporary song titles and adver- tising slogans in some of our titles and copy. The intent has been to capture some of the spirit of the times.” We regret and apologize for any inadvertent mistake in the final copy. We have worked particu- larly hard to make this a special edition. We hope you agree. -HURKARU Staff Above. Tom Haist in relay Opposite below: Dan Delforge goes for two in intramurals. Directly below: Nick Budreau comes to school in his dune buggy on warm days. W. . V % mZ x x « X •m • w ■V m m N X • X V • -x W' X _ mm w • « V x . X V m - -fc v x m • «• • •• • Xfc _ mm x mm • — rnm X « x • • mm m- mm x rnm ♦ • v « « «. v % Sm «• • k - -W « V • V V x mm • m m « 4 % X • m % v V • b X %’ X • • • X -x - m . • m m • ••’ - ............... . V •• • WN . . . 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