Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)
- Class of 1983
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New Era Of Panther Spirit . CONCORDIA HIGH SCHOOL CENTENNIAL TIME CAPSULE BURIED MAY 30,1982 TO BE OPENED MAY 30,2082 PLACED BY C. H. S. SCIENCE CLUB ,3— ----—f‘ 1983 Hurkaru, Volume 81 Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas 66901 Table Of Contents Staff 2 Student Life 12 Student Body 16 Activities 46 Organizations 86 Junior High 102 Advertising 118 Index 140 Board Of Education Provides Progressive Leadership USD 333 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Miss Martha Fyfe (clerk), Mr. Ray FTarper, Mr. Kenneth Esau, Mr. Mike Johnston, Mr. Roger Nelson, Dr. James Douglass, Mrs. LaVeda Hobbie. Standing: Dr. John Watson (superintendent), Mrs. Alberta Neel (president), Mr. Paul Koehn (assistant superintendent). Dr. John Watson Assumes USD 333 Superintendency Dr. John Watson replaced the retiring Mr. Har- old Clark as superintendent this academic year. Dr. Watson, a native of Oklahoma, graduated from Medicine Lodge High School, attended Pratt Junior College, Oklahoma Panhandle State University and the University of Northern Colorado. He recently completed the require- ments for his doctorate in Education. Prior to coming to Concordia he served as su- perintendent of USD 247 at Cherokee, Kansas the past eight years. Dr. Watson and his wife Judy have three children: Jonna, Janae and Jarred who are enrolled in the Concordia schools. Dr. Watson has expressed enthusiasm for his new job and the community. He looks forward to meeting all individuals in the district. 2 Administration Educational Leaders Steer The Course Paul H. Koehn Assistant Superintendent Larry M. Nelson Principal Ron E. Ballard Assistant Principal John McDonald Junior High Administrator Allen C. VanKooten Guidance Melvin Davenport Guidance Devine Montoya Guidance Preserving The Past While Preparing For The Future Administration 3 We Enjoy Working With Young People Mrs. Shirleen Augustine Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Miss Barbara Boyd Mrs. Nancy Champlin Mr. Cary Channel Mrs. Reatha Christensen 4 Faculty Coach Switzer gives pep talk. Mr. John Culley Mrs. Carman Davis We Taught 94 Different Courses Mr. Jay Detter Mrs. Sandra Detter Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Mr. Loren Edmonds Mr. Peterson in Crafts lab Mr. Phil Fischer Mr. l.es Freeman Mr. Larry Hartshorn Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Harthorn Faculty 5 We Offer A Well-Diversified Program Mr. Charles Herman Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Mrs. Eva Hotaling Mr. Lawrence Huddleston Mr. Jack Mitchell Mr. Douglas Moore Mrs. Delores Mowry Mr Steven Neill Quality Education Is Top Priority Mrs. Darlene Pearson Mr. Bruce Peterson Mr. Lyle Pounds Mrs.Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. Erik Rasmussen Miss Nancy Sherffius Mr. Keith Sherwood Mr. Ron Shipman Senator Carlson at 90 Mrs. Cindy Stephen Mr. Richard Switzer Faculty 7 We Prepare For The Future Mr. Clark Talley Miss Virginia Thull Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Mr. Mel Waite Mr. Glenn Walker Mr. Mike Wentz Mr. Dennis Williams Mr. David Wilson Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Mrs. Virginia Faulkner Mrs. Charlene Machen Mrs. Mildred McFall Mrs. Joan Stanton Mrs. Kathy Winter JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Mr. Keith Long Social Science Mrs. Shirleen Augustine Special Education Mr. Richard Lowrey Mathematics Mr. Jim Barnhart Science Mr. George Meyer Social Science Mr. Steve Bauer Industrial Arts Mr. Jack Mitchell Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Baumann Social Science Mr. Douglas Moore Language Arts Mr. Henry Baxa Language Arts Mrs. Delores Mowry For. Lang., Lang. Arts Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Language Arts Mr. Steven Neill Language Arts, Soc. Sc. Miss Barbara Boyd Homemaking Mrs. Darlene Pearson Library Mr. Gary Channell Mathematics Mr. Bruce Peterson Art Mrs. Reatha Christensen Lang. Arts, Soc. Sc. Mr. Lyle Pounds PSA Mr. John Culley Learning Resources Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Language Arts Mrs. Carmen Davis Foreign Language Mr. Erik Rasmussen Science Mr. Jay Detter Science Miss Nancy Sherffius Business Mrs. Sandra Detter Learning Resources Mr. Keith Sherwood PE, Science Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Homemaking Mr. Ronald Shipman Science Mr. Loren Edmonds Library Mrs. Kathryn Shockley Business Mr. Robert Ensign Music Mr. Dennis Southwick Arts Mr. Richard Everett Science Mrs. Cindy Stephen Career Education Mr. Les Freeman Mathematics Mr. Richard Switzer Business Mr. Phil Fischer Music Mr. Clark Talley Language Arts Mrs. Patricia Hansen Social Science Miss Virginia Thull Physical Education Mrs. Eileen Hart Learning Disabled Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Business Mrs. Judy Hartshorn PE, Lang. Arts Mr. Mel Waite Agriculture Mr. Larry Hartshorn Physical Education Mr. Glenn Walker Social Science Mr. Charles Herman Science Mr. Mike Wentz Shop Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Language Arts Mr. Dennis Williams Industrial Arts Mrs. Eva Hotaling Language Arts Mr. David Wilson Mathematics Mr. Lawrence Huddleston Music Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Social Science Mr. Richard Kraft Mathematics Faculty 9 Cooks Daily Feed The Hungry School _£iontfNeva Demanett, Dorothy Strait, Bernadette Lambert. Back: Mahala Carter, Berna Yarnell, Helen Mosher, Mae Pounds, Phyllis Moon. Custodians Keep The Campus Clean Front: Carroll Sleffel, Richard DeWitt, Harold Kearn. Back: Dean Grimm, Eldon Collins, Charles Peterson. 10 Bus Drivers Play Vital Role At CHS George Kearn, Alan Smith, Verlin Reyser, Jan Dextrixhe, Richard Cyphers, Lesley Ann Lewis, Phyllis Burke, Kathy Bumgardner, Betty Ramsey, Pat Hattan, Judy Johannsen, Wilma Owen. Staff 11 A Review Of The Year What an interesting year of dramatic contrasts! Inflation went down, but double digit unemployment played havoc with many lives. The local agri- cultural economy saw depressed farm prices and an extremely wet growing season. Sports fans enjoyed a topsy- turvy World Series with the St. Louis Cardinals emerging as victors. Movie fans were inspired by the theme song of Rocky III . The football strike changed the habits of many sports fans on Sunday afternoon and Monday Night. The Tylenol scare frightened the gen- eral public. The off year elections showed mixed reaction to the Reagan- omics. Jobs became a major issue. Most citizens were greatly relieved after November 2 when they no longer had to listen to or watch political com- mercials. Video addiction was especially evident in the arcades as Pac Man and Donkey Kong reigned supreme, consuming both opponents and operators' quar- ters. Speilburg's E.T.'s quest to phone home captured the hearts of the big- gest movie audience ever. The movie Gandhi and the message of non-vio- lence made its impact. Many music fans enjoyed Alabama's Mountain Music, along with many other songs. This year's fashions kicked with such styles as ruffled blouses, straight legged pants and the popular prairie skirts and petticoats that created the country look . Jeans with well known designer names were an always favorite. Con- cert shirts were tough along with Nike tennis shoes. The guys wore jeans with assorted hind pocket designs, ox- fords and polo shirts. Permanents cov- ered many heads of both gals and guys. Fads hit the scene with friend- ship pins and crazy shoestrings. Smurfs and Garfield the cat were favorites on notebook covers. Fads came and went, but genuine fashions stayed for awhile. These pictures show many people being themselves. 12 Commentary Logizomechanophobia Some people in our society have the condi- tion of logizomechanophobia which is a technical name for the fear of computers. Concordia Junior-Senior High staff members work to dispel that fear. Here Jolene Cassel and Jeff Bray of the Computer Generation are acquainting themselves with the Silicone Society wonder, microchips and program- ming statements. 10 ? WELCOME TO COMPUTERS 20 ? NAME ; N$ 30 ? PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE, N$ 40 END This year students were particularly fond of decorating lockers, going beyond the bare essentials such as books, jackets, etc. Some added personalized touches. Interi- ors included such items as brightly painted milk crates, wrapping paper, contact paper, photographs, carpet- ing, etc. Left: Marty Plunkett and Mike Lowers work on the house project. Trends 13 Students And Alumni Love The Panthers! Felis Concolor The staff did a little research on the technical scientific name for panther. Biology teacher, Mr. Ron Shipman helped with the correct nomencla- ture. The Audubon Nature Encyclopedia gave Fe- lis Concolor as the name for the panther, cougar, painter, mountain lion, puma, and a catamount (sometimes called a catamountain). Some authori- ties also recognize the name Puma Concolor for this group of animals. Concordia Community Pride And Progress Concordia is an agricultural shopping center nes- tled in the Republican River Valley in North Cen- tral Kansas. This heartland is much like Willa Cath- er described in her prairie novels, especially My Antonia. The grain elevators provide a skyscraper effect as they tower over the rolling plains. The trademark of the community consists of pride and progress. The Chamber of Commerce slogan is Small Enough to Know You But Big Enough to Grow . Top picture is Courtesy of Bernice Butler. Community 15 Cindy Adams Jason Aldridge Kimberly Anderson Deborah Appleby Theresa Arts David Barnhart Roger Bartor John Bates Pete Beaumont This Is The Class Of 1983, I J i i Louis Begnoche Kelly Bessette Laurie Betzner 16 Seniors The One Hundredth First Graduating Class Thomas Bieker Joan Blackwell Laura Blochlinger Nancy Boden Sheri Brewer Valeria Brichalli Larry Brownell Beth Buffy Brummer Nick Budreau Marilyn Busby Susan Butler Van Cailteux Seniors 17 Tammy Carlgren Corliss Carpenter Curt Champlin Looks Like We Made It! Steven Christensen Janet Christian David Clintsman Carine Coll Ronda Collins Jeff Cook Cheryl Copple Kristi DeArmond Alice Demanett 18 Seniors Graduation: A Sign Of Achievement Tamara Demars Kay Dorman Shelli Douglass Angela Doyen Terry Eaton Stan Fairbanks Kevin Fall Tina Fisher Casey Fraser Cheryl Fredericks Todd Funk Michelle Gallagher Seniors 19 Plans To Make, Places To Go Noel Garrison Kay Gieswein Ben Gilbert Kathy Goddard Sheri Gose Leslie GrandPre Teri Haist jerry Hale Tim Halfhide Kirk Hanson Joe Hatton Joe Havel 20 Seniors The Best Is Yet To Come John Havel Bruce Henderon Mike Hess Barry Hofer Robin Huber Tammy Hudson Deborah Hull Sarah Ihrig Jean Istas Lori Jackson Kevin Johnson Tracy Johnson Seniors 21 'Took Out, World. Here We Come! Karla Johnston Marsha Jones Trisha Joslyn Brian Kieffer Janice Kuchera Daniel Kymer John LaBarge Roger LaBarge Terry Lambert Stephanie Laughlin Darrell Lesperance Scott Longfellow 22 Seniors All Kinds Of Decisions To Make Karen Luecke Pamela Maginness Tal Matthes Tom McCall Terry McCarty john McDaniel Gina McGinnis Sheri McKenzie Kevin Mendenhall Mike Michel Debbie Mildfelt Jodi Laing Moss Seniors 23 Jennifer Nading Karen Nelson Kim Nelson Senior Go Their Separate Ways David Nulton Susan O'Loughlin Tim Palmquist Jim Payne Todd Pettygrove Marty Plunkett Brian Predmore Judith Ramsey Mark Reutzel 24 Seniors Class Of '83 Displays Athletic Ability Tom Richard Darin Ringer Lisa Segerhammar Diane Severance Jonathan Seward Brad Simpson Tammera Sjogren Dana Skeels Angie Starr Earl Stegmaier Mike Strang Lisa Swihart Seniors 25 Thomas Tholstrup Jeff Thoman Lisa Thoman We Won The Spirit Stick This Year Cathy Thomas Sonja Timkar Mike Townsdin Shawn Tremblay Floyd Turner Emily Van Beek Cynthia Waite Jeff Waters Morris Widen 26 Seniors Troy Willoughby Abbe Wineinger Patrick H. Yarnell May 22, 1983: Our Big Day! iiie Semo-t CIPaA.5 o|' Cancaadta 30 . Scf.ooP announced iti Commencement fexetctAea Sundotj evening, dnv tWent -Aecond Oltneteen Kundxcd cujRtrj-tljxee AeOeii ocfoclc tJCicjfi Sefioof §ta lium fBaccataulcuf clumla a ttfaaoan, 9Hat| tWenti -Aecoml itiitftf a cfocic, SXitjii e)cfi oof duditotium (? t - y-r ff] nr 11 J|3 The Class Of Eighty Three Energetic Ingenious Genial Humorous Talkative Youthful Typical Hopeful Rejuvenating Enthusiastic Enterprising Seniors 27 We Can't Wait Till Next Year Jim Anderson Bernardo Andonie Bob Andrews Patty Barton Scott Baumann Jeff Bergeson Brad Berk Jerina Moore Bessette Lisa Bisnette Rhonda Blochlinger Sherri Blochlinger Diane Bogart Nick Bombardier Fred Boutz Jody Bramwell JoDee Budreau Brenda Burchfiel Ty Carlson Jim Cash Tim Caylor Dawnel Christenson Sandy Cibolski Pamela Cyphers Stephanie Cyphers 28 Juniors The Prom Is Our Big Project Janice Daley Darren Davenport Doug Davidson Gina Davis Tracey Davis Paula DeGraff Bill Dorman Deborah Dutton Deeanna Dutton Darwin Dykes Denise Dykes Joe Eaton Lynn Elefther Brett Erkenbrack Steven Esau Jaime Fall Gary Florea Trisha Fraser Marilyn Gerard Diane Gieber Julie Goddard Mary Gradig Chris Grennan Tom Haist Juniors 2 Panthers Paws: Our Homecoming Feature Earl Hale George Hale Deborah Hayden Marc Heald Mike Henthorn Dan Hinman Scott Hofer Jill Houser Chris Hubert Mark Hubert Amy Jochems Brenda Johnson Robin Jones Harvey Kliewer Karin Koester Connie Kuchera Mark Landry Brent Lanoue Tammy LeDuc Sandra Loeffler Todd Losh Troy Losh Mike Lowers Jim Lynn 30 Juniors 'Take Me To The Top Dennis McCall Jona McDaniel Gevine McGeoch Jamie McGinnis Janell Menard Kimberly Meredith Kevin Meyer Lori Michel Taunya Miller Mark Moffett Laura Morrison Debbie Mosher John Mowry Eric Nault Carol Nelson Vickie Novlan Jane Odette Sandra Oliver Rick Paillet Deanna Parsons Kirk Peck Mark Peil Donna Peltier Nels Petersen Juniors 31 Peggy Plunkett Todd Rasmussen Bob Reedy Cindy Rohr Tory Scott Eric Severson Paul Shipman Brad Shrader Troy Spencer Steve Springer Denae Stensaas Rhonda Stolzenburg Rexann Strait John Thornton Jennifer Thurston Lyndra Ukens Robbie Walker Jonna Watson Jeff West Brian Wheeler Deb Whitney Rita Womack Cindy Workman Trina Young 32 )uniors Our Big Year Is 1984! Gold was just a windy Kansas wheatfield. Blue was just a Kansas summer sky. Lyrics from a John Denver song The Fun Of Being Involved Top Left: Junior float Top Right: Darren Davenport goes up high for the jump ball. Center: Football players just take it easy for awhile. Bottom Left: Pom pon girls show their en- thusiasm and support in the Homecoming parade. The happiest people in school are those who involve themselves in their studies and extracurricular activities. We'll Graduate Some Day Dawn Anderson Phil Anderson Laura Appleby Maria Bachamp Pal Balthazor Curtis Barton Dawn Baumann Ed Bellows Lynn Bennett Rhonda Blazek Crystal Blochlinger Kenton Bogart Brenda Boling Cher Boling Pennie Boyer Rick Breault Nick Brown Stephen Brummer Sheila Brummett David Burch Marlin Burt Colleen Butler Paul Caron Jeff Cassel 34 Sophomores We're Catching On To The Routine Annette Charbonneau Joe Collins Kelly Collins Dean Copple Rhonda Crum Maria Cyphers Robert Davis Richard Detrixhe Ruby DeWitt David Dreiling Lynette Dyson Jeff Eakins Andra Watts at tennis Sharah Eaton Michele Fisher Christine Fraser Ric Fredrickson Scott Gallagher David Garrison Ronnie Gieber Melinda Girard Ken Goff Frank Grosse Fred Hake Daniel Hansen Sophomores 35 We Competed For The Spirit Stick Roger Hardaway Jana Hinman Ann Hughes Roger Istas Tony Johannsen Ricki Johnson Kenny Johnston Kenneth Johnston Jolene Kinser Chuck Knapp Julie LaBarge Lisa Lagasse John Laughlin Roy Lawrence Willie Lawrence Rhonda LeDuc Mary Loeffler Kathi Longfellow Kim Wills hits the ball. Kelly McGee Greg Maley Robert Maple Brynne Mendenhall Randy Mendenhall Paula Miller 36 Sophomores Slowly Climbing The Ladder To Success Muzette Musil Larry Naillieux Randy Nelson Earick Newton Ron Novak Tony Odette Rachelle Owen Lisa Palmquist Tammy Palmquist Tony Patton Betty Pearce Greg Peltier Rhonda LeDuc serving Anita Powell Christy Read Chad Regnier Brandi Reinert Mike Roudybush John Shuler Jake Sorell Shane Sorell Tim Springer Eddy Stegmaier Dee Strait Brad Swihart Sophomores 37 1985 Is Our Big Year Melinda Tholstrup Mary Thornton Sheila Trost Ashlea Tuggle Sheryl Veasey Danny Walker Angela Walton Jim Waters Andra Watts Lisa Weick Brad Wheeler Kena White Kim Wills Daniel Wilson Cindy Woolard Kim Workman Stacie Wright Janet Young 38 Extracurricular - A Way To Have Fun Recent Trophies: Signs Of Achievement Homecoming Club Floats Top: Photography Club Second: Office Education Association Third: Future Farmers of America Bottom: DECA - First Place Winner Extracurricular 39 We're In High School Now Kenny Allen Jesse Ashland Linda Barnett Darren Barnhart Michele Bates Lisa Bechard Randy Behrends Sherrie Belvill Patricia Bennett Philip Bentz Jennifer Bergeson Sharon Blackwell Jeffrey Blazek Kathy Blochlinger Russell Blochlinger Sandy Blochlinger Jeffrey Bogart Tim Braun Vicki Briggs Brenda Budreau Kristine Budreau Mark Budreau Wesley Bulleigh Kelli Bumgardner 40 Freshmen We Are Anxious For 1986 Eddie Burton Jay Cailteux Karen Campbell Mishele Campbell Yvette Castonguay April Chavey David Christensen Ricky Colby David Combs Evelyn Crogan Paula Cullen Jody Cyphers Judy Cyphers Shawn Cyphers Doug DeGraff Jeoffry DeGraff Denell Deneault David Dick Craig Douglass Toni Dunlap Monica Esslinger Dawn Eisenman Michelle Flewelling Lynette Fraser Freshmen 4 We're Making New Friends Renee Fraser Scott Gales Julie Gallagher Eric Gallagher 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 Edward Joyner Denise Kearn Mary Kieffer Karmen Kliewer 42 Freshmen We Feel More Grown Up Roger Koester Jack Krager Jim Krager Shawn LaBonte Sherry Larkins Mark Lesperance Richard Liby Debra McDaniel Eric McDaniel Paul McDonald Theresa McGannon Paul McGinnis Shelly Larkins at tennis Neetsey McGaw Paul Maginness Brad Mason Matt Matthes Tina Meredith Jack Mildfelt Kelly Miller Andy Mosher Kent Morgan Craig Mowry Debra Neel Donald Nelson Freshmen 43 Learning The Grooves Robert Nordquist Jodi Novlan Stacy Noyes Eric Paillet Eric Palmquist Brian Peltier Brian Pendergrass Lee Petry Tonya Richard Dana Ringer Richard Rohr Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Amy Scott Tracy Senner Carla Shuler Jacque Simpson Missy Smith Mike Snavely Shawn Starr Heidi Strait Marty Tatum Angela Tholstrup Pamela Tholstrup 44 Freshmen We're Proud To Be Panthers Tony Thomas Kevin Ukens Dawn Wheeler Russell Whitley Vicki Willoughby Veronica Wilson Beth Wineinger Freshmen 45 Achieve On Volleyball Court And In Class Front: Managers Debra Neel, Karin Koester, Jona McDaniel. Middle: Dana Skeels, Robin Jones, Susan Butler, Diane Cieber. Back: Assistant Coach Barbara Boyd, Colleen Butler, Amy Jochems, Gina McGinnis, Denae Stensaas, Karen Nelson, Head Coach Ginger Thull. The Volleyball team advanced to Sub-State and lost to Sacred Heart. Their over-all season record was 9- 8. According to Coach Ginger Thull, “The losses came to powerhouses, as she evaluated the season. In addition to fine effort and accomplishment on the court, the star team complied a 3.27 GPA in the classroom. These seven individuals won major let- ters: Dana Skeels, Susan Butler, Amy Jochems, Denae Stensaas, Diane Gieber, Karen Nelson, and Gina McGinnis. Four players won honors. Denae Stensaas was an unanimous choice for the NCKL All League volley- ball team. Honorable mention went to Susan Butler, Dana Skeels, and Gina McGinnis. 1982 VOLLEYBALL Minneapolis L Glasco W Abilene W El Dorado w McPherson L Chapman L Manhattan L Salina Central W Wamego W Belleville w Belleville w Chapman L Salina Central L Clay Center L Marysville W Bern w Sub-State Sacred Heart L •League Competition Record: 9-8 46 Volleyball Front: Manager Karin Koester, Melinda Girard, Lisa Palmquist, Stacie Wright, Manager Debbie Neel. Back: Coach Barbara Boyd, Robin Jones, Colleen Butler, April Chavey, Jacque Simpson, Julie Gallagher, Manager Jona McDaniel. Front: Denise Kearn, Pam Tholstrup, Missy Smith, Karen Campbell, Lynn Bennett, Kathy Hayden, Renee Fraser. Back: Coach Barbara Boyd, Jonna Watson, Rhonda LeDuc, Jane Odette, Beth Wineinger, Brenda Budreau, Mary Kieffer, Manager Jona McDaniel. Volleyball 47 Young Squad Eyes Future BOYS MEET RESULTS Wamego - Seventh Abilene - Second Clay Center - Second Marysville - Second Concordia - Third Chapman - No Score NCKL - Second Regional - Seventh GIRLS MEET RESULT Same Meets No Team Scores The 1982 Cross Coun- try season highlight was Deb Whitney setting a new school record. She finished second in the league and tenth in the state with a time of 12:40 Coach Pounds felt the young boys had a very successful year. He is looking forward even more to next year. The squad will lose two sen- iors, Todd Funk and Roger Barton who dis- played fine team lead- ership. NCKL honors went to Nels Peterson seventh, Tom Haist ninth, Roger Koester tenth, Deb Whitney second and Dawn Baumann twelfth. TOP: Girls Cross Country, Head Coach Lyle Pounds, Dawn Baumann, Deb Whitney, Carine Coll, )oDee Budreau, and Manager Dan Hinman. BOTTOM: Boys Cross Country, Front: Tim Springer, Roger Koester, Roger Barton, Tom Haist, Nels Peterson, and Steven Brummer. Back: Head Coach Lyle Pounds, Nick Bombardier, Shane Sorell, Todd Funk, John Laughlin, and Manager Dan Hinman. 48 Cross Country Doubles Goes To State Tournament Front Row: Mishele Campbell (0-4), Rhonda Johnson (0-4), Jill Houser (25-10), Buffy Brummer (25-10), Ashlea Tuggle (9-3), Sheila Brummett (4-3). Second Row: Linda Barnett (0-0), Marie Bachamp (0-5), Kim Wills (2-6), Jami Hebert (0-4), Sherry Larkins (0-4), Kelli Bumgardener (0-1), Jana Hinman (1-0), Angie Doyen (10-2). Back Row: Trainer Vicki Briggs, Brenda Johnson (4-20), Cindy Rohr (16- 13), Lori Jackson (10-1), Andra Watts (11-17), Teri Haist (16-13), Head Coach Devine Montoya The tennis highlight this season was the trip of Buffy Brummer and Jill Houser in doubles to the state tournament, and fin- ishing among the top eight. The entire tennis team earlier finished fourth at the NCKL meet and second at regionals. Coach Montoya said it was an outstanding year which in- volved 23 girls. The B team had an excellent season, indicating the depth and prospects for next season. Tennis 49 Football Team Demonstrates Character The 1982 gridiron season was difficult to assess. Despite a 4-5 record, the Panthers were extreme- ly competitive. It was a season of bad breaks, wrong bounces and occasionally inclement weather. In spite of adversity, the team remained poised and loyal till the final gun. At the end of the season the Panthers came up six points short to qualify for the regionals. Concordia High did quite well with indiviual hon- ors, placing 11 players. The NCKL All league team for defense included linemen Curt Champlin and line backer Brad Simpson. On offense were split end Terry McCarty, running back Nick Budreau and quarter back John McDaniel. Honorable mention on defense went to line backer Nick Budreau, lineman John LaBarge, end Pete Beau- mont and back Floyd Turner. On offense were tackle David Clintsman, center Tom Richard and tight end Tal Matthes. John LaBarge won the Keith Christensen Out- standing Lineman award. 1982 Football Season Concordia 17 Wymore, Neb 6 Concordia 7 Chapman 15 Concordia 36 Belleville 0 Concordia 6 Abilene 7 Concordia 6 Superior 13 Concordia 0 Beloit 17 Concordia 32 Wamego 6 Concordia 12 Clay Center 14 Concordia 9 Marysville 7 4-5 Record 50 Football TOP: Front: Curt Champlin, Terry McCarty, Van Cailteux, Terry Lambert, Pete Beaumont, Troy Willoughby, Brian Nick Budreau Dave Clintsman, John LaBarge. Second: Pat Yarnell, Tom McCall, Brad Simpson, Shawn Trembley John McDaniel, Tom Richard, Marty Plunkett, Floyd Turner, Tal Matthes, Scott Longfellow, Bruce Henderson_ Third: Mike Shipman, Jimmy Lynn, Robby Walker, Doug Davidson, Scott Baumann, Kevin Meyer, Eric Severson, Mark HuberC Fourth. leffCassel, Chuck Knapp, Roger Hardaway, Ronnie Gieber, John Schuler, Robert Davis, Paul Caron David Dreilmg, Harvey K'-ewwJ fth. Scott Gallagher, Jamie Fall, Mark Moffett, Tony Patton, Roger Istas, Mike Roudybush, Chad Regmer, Tony °hannsen, 2° ' S Coaches Dick Switzer, Ron Shipman, Robert Baumann, Jay Detter, Tom Brosius, Managers Greg Peltier, Brad Shrade BOTTOM: Front: Mark Hubert, Robby Walker, Eric Severson, Doug Davidson, Scott Baumann, Kevin Meyer Harvey Kliewer. Second: Jeff Cassel, John Thornton, Paul Shipman, Jimmy Lynn, Paul Caron David Dreilmg, Tony Johannsen, Jake Sore .. Third. Chuck Knapp, Roger Hardaway, Robert Davis, Ronnie Gieber, John Shuler, Chad Regmer, Roger Istsa. Fourth. Scott Gallagher, Tony Patton, Mike Roudybush, Jaime Fall, Mark Moffett. Panthers Show Their Stuff Front: Brian Peltier, Robbie Nordquist, Paul McGinnis, Chris Saunders, Tracy Senner. Second: Craig Douglass, Jay Cailteux, Shawn Starr, David Widen, Matt Matthes, Scott Gales. Third: David Dick, Broch Hartshorn, Eric Palmquist, Andy Mosher, Paul McDonald. Fourth: Kent Morgan, Rodney Hoffer, Mike Snavely, Jack Krager, Eric McDaniel, Rusty Whitley. Fifth: Coach Larry Hartshorn, David Christensen, Chris Samuelson, David Grennan, Coach Steve Bauer. 52 Football Seniors Provide Strong Leadership Pete Beaumont Nick Budreau Van Cailteux Curt Champlin Dave Clintsman Bruce Henderson John LaBarge Scott Longfellow Tal Matthes Tom McCall Terry McCarty John McDaniel Mike Michel Marty Plunkett Tom Richard Brad Simpson Shawn Trembley Floyd Turner Troy Willoughby Pat Yarnell 53 Football Homecoming Royalty 1982-83 Susan Butler Shelli Douglass Teri Haist Dana Skeels 54 Homecoming Top AFTERNOON COURT Front: Deby Hull, Susan Butler, Dana Skeels, Teri Haist, Shelli Douglass. Back: Todd Funk, Floyd Turner, John McDaniel, Brad Simpson, Curt Champlin. Middle EVENING COURT: Todd Pettygrove, Deby Hull, Barry Hofer, Susan Butler, John Havel, Dana Skeels, Kevin Johnson, Teri Haist, Mike Strang, Shelli Douglass. Bottom left: Me Tammy Carlgren; right Principal Larry Nelson. Homecoming Excitement is . waiting for the week to begin deciding the theme of the class float dressing up in different styles all week voting for the Homecoming Queen watching the parade on Main Street waiting for the judging of floats cheering for the Panthers dressing up for the Homecoming Dance the fun of the entire week pleasant memories for life. - David Barnhart FTomecoming 55 Catching Spirit During Homecoming Forty-Fifth Event Just when the school year became a routine, the special traditional Homecoming week came along. It was a fast-paced week of hard work, excitement, fun and plenty of Pan- ther Spirit. It all began when the stu- dent body nominated five senior girls for Homecoming Queen. After this the competition for the Spirit Stick began in earnest. Tuesday was Fifties Day, Wednesday Western Day, Thursday Preppie Day and Fri- day Red Day. Class members partici- pated by wearing appropriate clothes and hoped it would help the class to win the spirit competition. Homecoming was also hard work. Each class built a float for the parade down Main Street. These class floats entered competition as well as the club floats and decorated cars. The seniors won. All this excitement climaxed Friday afternoon and evening, October 15. The 1982 Homecoming Queen was Dana Skeels. The class of 1983 won the Spirit Stick. Float judging and the downtown parade followed the spe- cial afternoon assembly. The football game score was 17-0 in favor of Be- loit. The whole week concluded with the Homecoming Dance. Many Pleasant Memories Homecoming 57 Senior Participants In Fall Sports Roger Barton Buffy Brummer Susan Butler Carine Coll Angie Doyen Todd Funk Teri Haist Lori Jackson Gina McGinnis 58 Fall Snorts Spninrs Seniors Participating In Winter Sports Barry Hofer Terry McCarty Floyd Turner Seniors Winter Sports 59 Panthers' Effort Captures Third At State! SQUAD MEMBERS Front: Manager Jona McDaniel, Diane Gieber, Robin Jones, Melinda Girard, Pam Maginness, Buffy Brummer, Dana Skeels, Judy Ramsey. Back: Coach Dick Switzer, Deb Whitney, Andra Watts, Colleen Butler, Jody Bramwell, Amy Jochems, Denae Stensaas, Susan Butler, Coach Jay Detter. Coach Dick Switzer expressed satisfac- tion with the girls basketball season. It was a most enjoyable year. The girls worked hard and deserved to be suc- cessful because of the effort they made. The girls enjoyed a 19-6 season, captur- ing third at state, beating NCKL rival Marysville in the finals consolation game at the Salina Bicentennial Center. Earlier the Panthers tied for third in the NCKL with a 8-4 league record. The girls in January took first for the second consecutive year in the Minneapolis In- vitational. Team members did quite well with honors. Denae Stensaas was named to 4-A All-State Teams in the Topeka Ca- pital Journal and the Wichita Eagle- Beacon, the Salina Journal All-Area Team and the Minneapolis Tourna- ment Team. Jody Bramwell also placed on the Minneapolis Team. Panther Pleasing 19-6 CHS OPP CHS OPP 51 Belleville 27 Minneapolis Tournament 43 Marysville 37 47 Lincoln 35 59 Superior, Neb. 46 42 Chapman 39 37 Abilene 40 39 Minneapolis 35 64 Wamego 35 Sub-State 42 Clay Center 43 58 Ellsworth 47 53 Chapman 52 54 Sacred Heart 39 57 Belleville 42 38 Clay Center 29 44 Beloit 30 State 34 Marysville 51 43 Baldwin 29 39 Abilene 35 47 Norton 56 35 Chapman 42 51 Marysville 36 35 Lindsborg 51 53 Phillipsburg 44 43 Clay Center 36 48 Wamego 31 60 Girls Basketball Junior Varsity Compiles Outstanding 15-1 Record ■■JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Jane Odette, Deb Whitney, Robin Jones, Diane Gieber, Andra Watts. Back: Manager Jona McDaniel, Kim Wills, Colleen Butler, Lisa Palmquist, Melinda Girard, Coach Jay Detter. (The squad was two points away from a perfect season.) Tournament Success So Sweet Steps To Success Pays Dividends VARSITY Front: Manager Kenton Bogart, Roger Barton, Scott Hofer, Kevin Meyer, Brett Erkenbrack, Van Cailteux, Ronnie Gieber, Manager John Thornton. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, Terry McCarty, Todd Rasmussen, Darren Davenport, Tom Haist, Barry Hofer, Floyd Turner, Coach George Meyer. Coach Erik Rasmussen and the squad used the STEP program this year. The acronym stands for sacrifice, teamwork, effort and poise. In overtime at the Sub-State finals, the Sacred Heart Knights stunned the Panthers 45-43. This defeat for the NCKL champions was a real heart breaker . In evaluating the season Coach Ras- mussen said, This squad is one I will always remember not only because they were the NCKL champions, but also because they were good people. The STEPS to Success program dem- onstrated helped them to be one of the most successful teams at 18-4. In winning the NCKL championship the Panthers were 11-1 in league play. The team placed third in the Salina Invita- tional and second at Sub-State. Terry McCarty, Darren Davenport and Brett Erkenbrack made the NCKL All-League Team. Kevin Meyer received honor- able mention. On the school scene, Terry McCarty won the Outstanding Senior Award; the Ed Walton Free Throw Award went to Kevin Meyer. 62 Boys Basketball CHS OPP 69 Belleville 46 51 Sacred Heart 62 69 Marysville 46 62 Superior, Neb. 54 76 Abilene 63 85 Wamego 45 67 Clay Center 45 51 Chapman 55 64 Belleville 44 92 Beloit 46 72 Marysville 67 63 Abilene 54 56 Chapman 36 CHS OPP 52 Lindsborg 36 74 Clay Center 36 59 Wamego 38 Salina Invitational 51 Russell 35 52 Abilene 53 67 Sacred Heart 45 Sub-State 44 Wamego 43 48 Ellsworth 46 43 Sacred Heart 45 NCKL Champions Compile 18-4 Record VARSITY Darren Davenport, Todd Rasmussen, Floyd Turner, Terry McCarty, Roger Barton, Tom Haist, Brett Erkenbrack, Barry Hofer, Scott Hofer, Van Cailteux, Ronnie Gieber, Kevin Meyer. Squad Establishes Best JV Record At 15-1 JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Manager Kenton Bogart, Roger Barton, Scott Hofer, Ronnie Gieber, Jake Sorell, Manager John Thornton. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, Richard Detrixhe, Todd Rasmussen, Tom Haist, Robert Davis, Coach George Meyer. Not pictured is Chuck Knapp. Coach Mitchell Enjoys Second Perfect Season FRESHMEN GIRLS-Front: Pam Tholstrup, Debra Neel, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Mary Kieffer, Sandy Blochlinger, Denise Kearn, Manager Monica Esslinger. Back: Manager Vicki Willoughby, Jacque Simpson, April Chavey, Renee Fraser, Julie Gallagher, Debbie McDaniel, Beth Wineinger, Coach Jack Mitchell. Coach Hartshorn's Frosh Have 10-1 Record FRESHMEN BOYS-Front: Kevin Ukens, Brian Peltier, Roger Koester, Rod Haist, Craig Mowry, Tracy Senner, Manager Eric Garlow. Back: David Dick, Craig Douglass, Eric Palmquist, David Christensen, Chris Samuelson, Jay Cailteux, Brock Hartshorn, Coach Larry Hartshorn. Wrestling Match From Two Viewpoints Mother And Son Both the parents and competitor are often to- tally involved in an athletic event. Here school nurse Nancy Champlin watches anxiously as the clock ticks off the final seconds. Son Curt comes off the mat almost too exhausted to show any emotion but fatigue. Deep inside is the real joy and satisfaction with a job well done. This close and crucial decision won the match for Concordia against Clay Center on December 9. Majorettes Lead Band This year's majorettes are Deborah Hayden and Karen Luecke. They proudly provide the leadership. School Spirit 65 Wrath Of Con Features Determination VARSITY 98 Paul McGinnis (8-12), 105 Mike Joslyn (6-12), 119 Tory Scott (0-13), 126 Marlin Burt (3-11), 132 Doug Davidson (11-14-1), 138 Terry Lambert (21-10), 145 Tom Bieker (23-4), 155 Nick Budreau (28-1), 167 John McDaniel (20-9), Tom McCall (5-15), HWT Curt Champlin (11-13). League, Regional And State Successes TOURNAMENTS RESULTS Joslyn Reg(3) Garrison Reg(2) Davidson Reg(2) Burt Reg(4) Lambert Reg(1) Sub (3) State Bieker Reg(1) Sub(2) State(4) Budreau Reg(1) Sub(1) Stated) McDaniel Reg(2) McCall Reg(4) Sub(3) State Champlin Reg(2) •participant Picture at right shows Nick Budreau in state semi-finals. 66 Wrestling CHS MATCHES OPP 27 Ellsworth 39 22 S.E. Saline 36 33 Clay Center 30 38 Superior 21 18 Marysville 38 CHS MATCHES OPP 18 Salina South 29 12 Beloit 54 29 Belleville 23 51 Wamego 12 38 Abilene 27 50 Chapman 14 Nick Budreau Wins State Championship Coach Doug Moore in his analysis of the wrestling season described it as one of determination. We began the year rather slowly, but with hard work and a 'never die' attitude, we came out league champs, regional champs and placed tenth in state. Nick Budreau's state championship at 155 high- lighted the season. Tom Bieker at 145 placed fourth at state. Terry Lambert at 138 won three matches. Curt Champlin in his first year of wres- tling made it to state. The season match record was 7-4. The Panther 5- 1 record in the NCKL qualified for co-champion- ship. The grapplers went on to win first at region- al, fifth at sub-state and tenth at state. In review, the wrestling squad improved signifi- cantly as the season progressed. Using a current slang expression, the wrestlers' competitive spirit went to the max at the season's conclusion. Nick Budreau set the best over-all school record at 77-27-2. STATE WRESTLING COMPETITORS Front: Terry Lambert, Tom Bieker. Back: Coach Doug Moore, Curt Champlin, Nick Budreau. WRESTLING SQUAD Front: Manager Brian Predmore, Donald Nelson, Ty Carlson, Mike Joslyn, Paul McGinnis, David Garrison, Mark Budreau, Brad Swihart, Marlin Burt, Manager Dennis McCall. Second: Tory Scott, Jim Waters, Paul McDonald, Scott Gales, Paul Shipman, Pat Balthazor, Doug Davidson, Coach Jeff Gimar. Third: Coach Doug Moore, Mark Hubert, Terry Lambert, Tom Bieker, Nick Budreau, John McDaniel, Tom McCall, Darren Barnhart. Not pictured is Curt Champlin. Wrestling 67 Warmth Sets The Winter Sports Festival Scene King Curt And Queen Janet The week-long winter thaw melted the big drifts of the Blizzard of 1983. The afternoon pep rally skit on Febr. 18 predicted the outcome of the WSF basket- ball games. The entrapped Panther by means of a clever trick turned the Clay Center Tigers into melt- ed butter for his pancakes. The girls in a close game won 43-36 in overtime. The boys won easily 74-46. The wrestlers at Sub-State at Phillipsburg Saturday placed four individuals into state competition. The student body elected Janet Christian Queen and Curt Champlin King. The juniors, the Class of 1984, won the Spirit Bell. In the spirit competition this class demonstrated leadership on Clash Day Wednesday, Concert T-Shirt Day Thursday and Dress-Up Day Friday. The band Xenolith played at the WSF Dance Friday night in the old gym. MC StuCo president Deby Hull and Sports Club president Alice Demanett conduct- ed the coronation ceremony between the varsity games. All in all, it was a week that gave students a respite from the doldrums of a cloudy, foggy winter. 1983 WINTER SPORTS FESTIVAL Front: Karen Luecke, Tammy Carlgren, Janet Christian, Jenni Nading, Lisa Swihart. Back: John McDaniel, Floyd Turner, Curt Champlin, Nick Budreau, Kevin Fall. 68 Winter Sports Festival Concordia High School presents: Nostalgia For Sweet Apple In The 1950's Front: Dee Strait, Rexann Strait, Sarah Ihrig. Second: Vicki Willoughby, Renee Fraser, Paula Maginness, Janae Watson, Debra Campbell, Anita Powell, Tom Walker, Sandy Blochlinger, Kathy Blochlinger, Jennifer Bergeson, Kristi Gales, JoDee Budreau, Lyndra Ukens. Third: Laura Morrison, Kay Gieswein, Diane Bogart, Michelle Bates, Robin Huber, Jesse Ashland, Brenda Budreau, Julie Davis, Shawn Hood, Paula Miller, Andi Graves, Jennifer Buss, Dee Dutton. Fourth: Kim Workman, Taunya Miller, Peggy Plunkett, Dani Huber, Lynette Dyson, Lynn Elefther, Jamie Fall, Shelli Douglass, Kevin Ukens, David Combs, Gina Davis, Carol Nelson, Sheri Brewer. Fifth: Mrs. Berroth, Mr. Huddleston, Joe Eaton, Craig Douglass, Chris Grennan, Debbie McDaniel, Janice Daley, John Bates, Philip Bentz, Veronica Wilson, Ken Groff, Diane Severance, Jennifer Thurston. Sixth: Bobby Andrews, Kevin Johnson, Kenny Johnston. 70 Drama April Snow Showers Bring Charley's Aunt David Combs, Lynette Dyson, Anita Powell, Debbie Neel, )aime Fall, Peggy Plunkett, Diane Bogart, John Bates, Kenny Johnston. Aunt From Brazil Where Nuts Come From Charley's Aunt is set in the 1890's in England. The comedy is about three college boys who are vying for their sweethearts' love. One of the boys dresses as Charley's aunt, a pious fraud , in order to de- ceive the girls into thinking that the young men are chaperoned. Problems arise when one of the young men's father makes a marriage proposal to Charley's aunt. Eventually, matters are resolved. To some de- gree there is a plot parallel to the current movie Tootsie and Dustin Hoffman's portrayal. CAST Jack Chesney Charley Wykeham Lord Fancourt Babberley Miss Brassett Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez Amy Spettigue Kitty Verdun Ela Delahay Col. Sir Francis Chesney Stephen Spettigue Director Stage Manager John Bates Kenny Johnston Jaime Fall Diane Bogart Lynette Dyson Debbie Neel Peggy Plunkett Anita Powell David Combs Danny Kymer Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth David Burch Performances: April 28 and 29 Middle: Kenny Johnston, John Bates, Diane Bogart. Bottom: David Combs, Lynette Dyson, Anita Powell. 72 Drama CHARLEY'S AUNT CAST AND CREW Front: Debbie Neel, Janell Kinser, Kathy Blochlinger, Jennifer Bergeson, Dee Strait, Anita Powell, Peggy Plunkett. Second: David Combs, Lynette Dyson, Kenny Johnston, Jaime Fall, Paula Maginness. Third: Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth, Sonja Timkar, Jennifer Thurston, Curtis Knapp, Vickie Briggs, Joe Eaton, David Burch, Veronica Wilson, Jodi Novlan, Janice Daley, Anne Hughes, Bob Andrews, John Bates, Diane Bogart. Drama Club: Theater Is Our Thing! DRAMA CLUB Front: Sonja Timkar, Kim Workman, Rexann Strait, Phil Anderson, Paula Maginness, Sarah Ihrig, Jesse Ashland, Paula Miller, Lyndra Ukens, Paul Shipman. Second: Diane Severance, Paula Cullen, Dee Strait, Sherrie Belvill, Brenda Budreau, Michelle Bates, Diane Bogart, Robin Huber, Joe Eaton. Third: Jennifer Thurston, Jodi Novlan, Heidi Strait, Kelli Bumgardner, Linda Barnett, Kay Gieswein, Theresa Arts, Taunya Miller, Paul McDonald, Jaime Fall. Fourth: Renee Fraser, Bob Andrews, Debbie McDaniel, Missy Smith, David Combs, Lynette Dyson, John Bates, Chris Grennan, Kevin Ukens, Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Drama 73 Prom Features Moonlight And Roses Theme The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom on May 7 again fea- tured a banquet after a 15 year absence. Later students danced as DJ Tony Dillehay of the Knights of the Turntable spun records for the crowd. The junior class decorated both the dining area and the dance floor under the sponsorship of Mr. Ron Shipman. All in all, it was a memorable night for many. 74 Prom Golf Team Takes Fourth At State! At State in Wellington Concordia tied Maur Hill for third in regulation play. The rules allowed for a play-off by the fifth man, which Maur Hill won. At 4-A State Kevin Meyer took third individual high with 76. Scott Hofer was ninth with 79. At regionals in Ellsworth and at NCKL in Abilene Concordia won first as it had won at earlier tournaments at Wamego, Abilene, Beloit, Chapman, Belleville, Concordia and Clay Center. Coach George Meyer described the 1983 as the finest golf team at Concor- dia. He cited their undefeated regular season play, their NCKL and regional championships. Meyer also pointed out that CHS won the individual medal- ist in nine of ten tournaments. Top: BOYS GOLF Front: Scott Hofer, Kevin Mey- er, Ty Carlson, Tory Scott, Randy Nelson, Kirk Peck. Back: Mike Roudybush, Ken Goff, Todd Rasmussen, Darren Davenport, Brett Erkenbrack, Barry Hofer, Coach George Meyer. Middle: VARSITY Coach George Meyer, Kirk Peck, Todd Rasmussen, Barry Hofer, Brett Erken- brack, Scott Hofer. Bottom: Senior Barry Hofer, out for four years, lines up his upcoming putt. 76 Golf Three Tennis Players Compete At State In describing state competition Coach Devine Montoya said that this the western part of the state was stronger than the eastern part. He went on to say, Our boys played as well as we expected. John Havel in no. 1 singles and no. 1 dougles Kevin Johnson and Van Cailteux lost in the first round of state competition. In the NCKL tourna- ment John Havel won first in singles. Top: BOYS TENNIS Troy Losh, Jay Cailteux, Kevin Johnson, John Havel, Stan Fairbanks, Van Cail- teux. Not pictured are Tim Braun, Kevin Ukens, and Patrick Yarnell. Left Middle: John Havel played no. 1 singles. Right middle: Kevin Johnson played no. 1 doubles with partner Van Cailteux in bottom left. Bottom right: Stan Fairbanks hurries to return a volley in doubles. Boys Tennis 77 Girls Track Captures Ninth At State Coach Jay Detter said this about the season. Overall the season was a success because the girls were willing to work hard to improve themselves. Four school re- cords were broken. We finished well at all the track meets to reward the girls for their efforts. At 4-A State in Wichita CHS girls finished ninth. Deb Whitney took second in the 800m run. In shot put Karen Nelson (picture at left) took third and Michelle Gallagher took fourth. In discus Denae Stensaas took sixth. The season record was as follows: Marysville - first. Chapman - second, Superior - third, Concordia - first, Beloit - third, Lindsborg - first, Lyons - second, NCKL - second, regional - fifth and state - ninth. 78 Girls Track Front: Noel Garrison, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Vicki Willoughby, jacque Simpson, Mary Kieffer, Robin Jones, Ann Hughes, Lisa Palmquist, Carine Coll. Second: Kim Wills, Dawn Baumann, Missy Smith, Michelle Gallagher, Julie Gallagher, Jody Bramwell, Ann Halfhide, April Chavey, Coleen Butler, Karen Nelson, Pam Maginness, Sheila Trost, Jamie McGinnis. Back: Coach Steve Bauer, Coach Jay Detter, Dana Skeels, Susan Butler, Deb Whitney, JoDee Budreau, Beth Wineinger, Danae Stensaas, Christine Budreau, Coach Barbara Boyd, Jona McDaniel, Amy Jochems. Not pictured is Tonya Richard. Second At State Meet - First In NCKL Front: Tal Matthes, Brad Simpson, Curt Champlin, Terry McCarty, Floyd Turner, John McDaniel, Kevin Fall. Second: Nels Petersen, Nick Budreau, Roger Barton, David Clintsman, Marty Plunkett, John LaBarge, Brad Simpson, Nick Bombardier. Third: Scott Baumann, Todd Losh, Ronnie Gieber, Joe Collins, Chuck Knapp, Chad Regnier, Kevin Wright, Tom Haist, Robbie Walker. Fourth: Paul Caron, Mike Snavely, Mitchell Widen, Craig Douglass, David Christensen, Roger Koester, Chris Samuelson, Roger Hardaway. Fifth: Paul McGinnis, Kent Morgan, Brian Peltier, Roger Istas, Ric Fredrickson, John Thornton, Mark Moffett, Paul Shipman. Sixth: Scott Gales, David Grennan, David Dick, Tim Springer, Eric Palmquist, John Mowry, Robert Davis, Brian Wheeler. Back: Coach Robbie Baumann, Coach Glenn Walker, Coach Dick Switzer, Coach Tom Brossius, Paul McDonald, Mike Strang, Jeff Thomas, Frank Grosse, Dennis McCall. The boys track squad had a fine, successful sea- son, capped with second at 4-A State. Curt Champlin took first in discus with 158-10 and second in shot put. Scott Baumann captured first in pole vault at 14-6, a new school record. Terry McCarty took third in javelin. The 1600m relay team of Mike Snavely, Nick Budreau, Floyd Turner and Kevin Fall took third. The season started slowly, much like the long- awaited spring. The team took third at Marys- ville, fourth at Chapman and then seven con- secutive firsts at Superior, Wichita Relays, Con- cordia, Beloit, Clay Center, Lyons and NCKL. At the regionals in Russell CHS boys took second. The picture in the middle includes varsity members. The bottom pictures shows Scott Baumann clearing the bar with some to spare. Boys Track 79 Class Of 1983 Graduates 141 Seniors The One Hundredth First Graduating Class held its Baccalaureate at 3 p.m. May 22 at CHS Auditorium. Father Maurice Ptacek, pastor of the Catholic Church, delivered the sermon. At 7 p.m. 141 seniors received diplomas at the Commencement exercises at Panther Stadium. Principal Larry Nelson presented the class to superintendent Dr. John Watson, Mrs. Alberta Neel, president, and the USD 333 Board of Education for graduation. Barry Hofer with a 4.0 GPA was valedictori- an; Susan Butler was salutatorian. Students earning a 3.75 GPA or better were Cindy Adams, Sheri Brewer, Steve Christensen, Ronda Collins, Barry Hofer and Pamela Ma- ginness. Dr. Robert D. Linder, History Professor at Kansas State University, presented the ad- dress. In saying Just take your time and do not hurry, my friend , he advised graduates to decide carefully on decisions concerning mate, vocation and beliefs. Mr. Montoya Organizes Tennis Club First: Cindy Rohr, Jill Houser, Andra Watts, Teri Haist, Buffy Brummer, Brenda Johnson, Mr. Devine Montoya. Second: Vickie Briggs, Vickie Novlan, Maris Bachamp, Shari Larkins, Jamie Hebert, Mishelle Campbell, Rhonda Johnson, Kelli Bumgardner, Linda Barnett. Third: Stan Fairbanks, Jay Cailteux, John Havel, Todd LeDuc. Carpentry Class Builds Annual House First: Eric Nault, Mike Lowers. Second: David Clintsman, Scott Baumann. Third: Mr. Dennis Williams, Mike Henthorne. Fourth: Marty Plun- kett, John McDaniel, Tom Bieker. 82 Tennis Club And Carpentry « li-a Kayettes Continue Fine Tradition First: Maria Bachamp, Brenda Johnson, Susan Butler, Stephanie Laughlin. Second: Noel Garrison, Kim Wils, Sheri Brewer, Lyndra Ukens, Mary Thornton, Colleen Butler, Rachelle Owen, Janice Kuchera, Kay Gieswein, Kristi DeArmond. Third: Marilyn Busby, Cindy Adams, Dawn Baumann, Lynn Elefther, Cher Boling, Christine Fraser, Melinda Tholstrup, Ann Hughes, Tammy Palmquist, Rhonda Crum, Kena White. Fourth: Lynette Fraser, Denell Deneault, Lisa Thoman, Tammera Sjogren, Karen Nelson, Kin Nelson, Jennifer Bergeson, Paula Miller Lynette Dyson, Michelle Flewelling. Fifth: Kelli Bumgardner, Linda Barnett, Dawn Wheeler, Lisa Bisnette, Theresa McGannon, Jesse Ashland, Carine Coll, Gina McGinnis,Laura Appleby, Taunya Miller, Sheila Brummett. Sixth: Lisa Swihart, Lisa Segerhammer, Pennie Boyer, Kelly McGee, Stacie Wright, Sheila Trost, Patty Ketterer, Marsha Jones, Kristine Budreau, Angela Tholstrup. Seventh: Rhonda Blazek, Andra Watts, Neetsey Magaw, Toni Keefover, Paula Cullen, Mishele Campbell, Rhonda Johnson, Kathy Blochlinger, Karen Campbell, Karmen Kliewer, Evelyn Crogan. Eighth: Mrs. Eva Hotaling, Stephanie Cyphers, Jonna Watson, Jane Odette, Jami Hebert, Sherry Larkins, Mrs. Sandra Detter. Spirited Varsity Cheerleaders Loyally Support Panther Athletes First: Shelli Douglass, Jenni Nading. Second: Janet Christian, Ashlea Tuggle. Third: Jana Hinman, Tammy Carlgren. Fourth: Jolene Kinser Jamie McGinnis. Fifth: Laura Morri- son, Deby Hull. Sarah Ihrig in Panther mascot outfit cheers enthusiastically. Mr. Bruce Peterson, Crafts teacher, designed the head. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Michele Bates, Yvette Cas- tonguay, Ann Halfhide. 84 Cheerleaders Senior Sports Participants Roger Barton Nick Budreau Susan Butler Van Cailteux Curt Champlin David Clintsman Carine Coll Stan Fairbanks Kevin Fall Michelle Gallagher Noel Garrison John Havel Barry Hofer Kevin Johnson John LaBarge Pam Maginness Tal Matthes Terry McCarty John McDaniel Karen Nelson Marty Plunkett Brian Predmore Brad Simpson Dana Skeels Mike Strang Jeff Thoman Floyd Turner Senior Sports 85 StuCo Stimulates School Spirit Mrs. Eileen Hart (sponsor), Susan Butler (vice-president), Deby Hull (president), tammy Carlgren (secretary) and Angie Doyen (treasurer). Front: )ona McDaniel, Beth Wineinger, Debbie Neel, Angie Doyen, Deby Hull, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Ashlea Tuggle, Mrs. Eileen Hart. Back: Jaime Fall, Marlin Burt, Jane Odette, Jenni Nading, Shelli Douglass, Tracey Davis, Karen Luecke, Tammy Carlgren, Susan Butler, Tammy Palmquist. 86 StuCo The Creators of HURKARU Volume 81 Front: Mr. Henry Baxa, Jeff Waters, Marilyn Busby, Deby Hull, Marsha Jones, John LaBarge. Diagonal: Tammy Carlgren, Karen Luecke, Karla Johnston, Susan O'Loughlin, Kristi DeArmond, Susan Butler, Dana Skeels, Teri Haist, Kim Anderson, Buffy Brummer. Top: Terry McCarty, Van Cailteux, Floyd Turner, Curt Champlin, Kevin Fall, Tom Richard, Brian Predmore, Tim Palmquist, Kevin Johnson. The Publications Class recorded the CHS history for 1982-83. The staff worked hard to make this issue a special memory book. Volume 81 of HURKARU also serves as a resource book, a pub- lic relations tool and an educa- tional experience. The name HURKARU continues a 68 year old tradition. The Asian Indian word of Hindu origin meaning friendly messenger was first used in 1916. YEARBOOK STAFF Co-editors: Angie Doyen Kevin Johnson Karen Luecke Assistants: Kim Anderson Buffy Brummer Marilyn Busby Susan Butler Van Cailteux Tammy Carlgren Curt Champlin Kristi DeArmond Kevin Fall Teri Haist Deby Hull Karla Johnston Marsha Jones John LaBarge Terry McCarty Susan O'Loughlin Tim Palmquist Brian Predmore Tom Richard Dana Skeels Floyd Turner Jeff Waters Sponsor: Mr. Henry R. Baxa Yearbook Staff 87 Students Compete In Special Speech Activities FORENSICS- First: David Combs, Paula Maginness, Nels Petersen, Tory Scott, Jaime Fall, Mark Lesperance. Second: Monica Esslinger, Carol Nelson, Peggy Plunkett, Muzette Musil, Michelle Flewelling. Third: Paul McDonald, Dennis McCall, Angie Doyen, Jonathan Seward, Melinda Tholstrup, Lynette Dyson, Rick Liby, Mr. Steve Neill. DEBATE- Front: Mark Lesperance, Paul McDonald Dennis McCall, Deb Whitney, Brenda Boling, Melinda Tholstrup, Mr. Steve Neill. Back: Michelle Flewelling, John Mowry, Monica Esslinger, Lynette Dyson, Philip Bentz, Richard Liby. Art Club First: Mr. Dennis Southwick, Mr. Bruce Peterson. Second: Nancy Bo- den, Sarah Ihrig, Laura Blochlinger. Third: Jennifer Thurston. Diagonal: Lyndra Ukens, Lynette Dyson, The- resa Arts, Lisa Swihart, Eric Sever- son, David Burch, Rhonda Stolzen- burg, Vickie Novlan, Tim Halfhide, Paul Shipman, Crystal Blochlinger, Maria Cyphers, Pennie Boyer, Shelia Trost, Buffy Brummer, Taunya Mill- er NFL NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE First: Mr. Steve Neill, Dennis McCall, Richard Liby, Angie Doyen , Melinda Tholstrup, Susan Esslinger, Michelle Flewelling, Deb Whitney. Second: Paul McDonald, Philip Bentz, John Mowry, Lynette Dyson, Brenda Boling, Tammy Carlgren. A Cappella Produces Melodious Strains Front: Heidi Strait, Shelli Douglass, Todd LeDuc, Patricia Bennett, Jenni Nading, Lyndra Ukens, JoDee Budreau, Mary Thornton, Maria Bachamp, Kristi DeArmond, Stephanie Laughlin, Linda Hale, Mr. Larry Huddleston. Second: Sherrie Belvill, Tammy Carlgren, Chris Grennan, Dan Hinman, Deby Hull, Paula Maginness, Ronda Collins, Vicki Novlan, Scott Longfellow, Jason Aldridge, Carol Nelson, Sonja Timkar, Missy Smith. Third: Lynette Dyson, Debbie McDaniel, Greg Maley, Laura Morrison, Kenny Johnston, Kevin Johnson, Diane Severance, Bobby Andrews, Sheri Brewer, Danny Kymer, Vicki Briggs, Paul McDonald. QUARTET (above) Kevin Ukens, Bobby Andrews, Kevin Johnson, Scott Long- fellow. ALL-STATE CHOIR (right) Bobby Andrews and Laura Morrison 90 Vocal Music Kolage's Forte is Fine Harmonic Blend First: Kevin Ukens, Danny Hinman. Second: Lynette Dyson, Shelli Douglass. Third: Scott Longfellow, Jenni Nading, Vickie Novlan, Stephanie Laughlin, Bobby Andrews. Fourth: Laura Morrison, Kenny Johnston, Diane Severance, Kevin Johnson, Sheri Brewer. New Creation Sings Popular Folk Songs Front: Jennifer Bergeson, Missy Smith, Ricki Johnson, Cher Boling, Dawn Baumann, Sherrie Belvill, Paula Maginness, Tanya Miller, Jesse Ashland. Back: Laura Appleby, Chris Grennan, Danny Kymer, Ken Goff, Larry Naillieux, Bobby Andrews, Kenny Johnston, Tory Scott, Jaime Fall, Paula Miller. Vocal Music 91 Let Us Entertain You! First: Tammy Istas, Jean Istas, Mishele Campbell, Mary Thornton, Tammera Sjogren, Jodi Novlan, Stephanie Laughlin, Debra Hayden, Jolene Kinser, Deby Hull, Tammy Carlgren, Brenda Johnson. Second: Kim Nelson, Vickie Novlan, Sonja Timkar, Karen Luecke, Karen Campbell, Kathy Hayden, Karla Johnston, Angie Doyen, John Laughlin, Kevin Johnson, Bob Andrews, Janice Kuchera, Jesse Ashland, Rhonda Johnson, Debra Neel, Jenni Nading, Connie Kuchera, Shelli Douglass. Third: Kathi Longfellow, Beth Wineinger, Paula Cullen, Stephanie Cyphers, Karen Nelson, Anita Powell, Sarah Ihrig, Heidi Strait, Denise Kearn, Jack Mildfelt, Donald Nelson, Chris Samuelson, Marlin Burt, Todd Pettygrove, Barry Hofer, Ken Goff, Chris Grennan, John Thornton, Jon Seward, Shawn Starr, Maria Bachamp, Lyndra Ukens, Paul McDonald, Chuck Knapp, Philip Bentz, Carol Nelson, Cindy Adams. Fourth: Fred Hake, Eddie Bellows, David Dick, Nels Peterson, Scott Hofer, Todd Funk, Rick Fredrickson, Richard Detrixhe, Carine Coll, Jim Cash, Darren Barnhart, Curt Champlin, Craig Douglass, Diane Severance, Scott Gales, Scott Longfellow. Flag Corps First: Laura Appleby, Kathy Ha- den, Angie Doyen. Second: Lyn- dra Ukens, Lisa Thoman, Anita Powell, Diane Severance, Jenni- fer Thurston, Vicki Novlan, Tammy Palmquist, Diane Bogart. 92 Band Pom Pon Squad Generates Enthusiasm POM PON SQUAD Jill Houser, Rhonda Crum Lyndra Ukens, Sheila Brummett, Angie Doyen, Melinda Tholstrup, Donna Peltier, Lynn Elefther. Twirlers Entertain First: Dee Dutton, Sherrie Belvill, Tammy Paimquist. Second: Lisa Thoman, Christine Fraser. Pom Pon - Twirlers 93 Girls Varsity Works For Recognition Front: Buffy Brummer, Karen Nelson, Susan Butler, Dana Skeels, Teri Haist, Michelle Gallagher, Pam Maginness. Second: Lisa Palmquist, Dawn Baumann, Brenda Johnson, Denae Stensaas, Amy Jochems, Deb Whitney, Colleen Butler, Miss Ginger Thull. Third: Stacie Wright, Sheila Trost, Jolene Kinser, Ashlea Tuggle, Jill Houser, Cindy Rohr, Andra Watts. C-Club Displays Athletic Leadership Front: Kevin Meyer, Scott Hofer, Brett Erkenbrack, Paul Shipman, Scott Baumann, Nels Petersen, Tom Haist, John LaBarge, Nick Budreau. Second: Mr. Robert Baumann, Brad Shrader, Troy Willoughby, Brian Predmore, Roger Barton, Floyd Turner, Barry Hofer, Todd Rasmussen, Van Cailtieux. Third: John Thornton, Nick Bombardier, Tal Matthes, Brad Simpson, John McDaniel, Terry Lambert, Curt Champlin, Terry McCarty, Kevin Fall. Sports Club: We Provide the Spirit First: Jolene Kinser, Ashlea Tuggle, Jana Hinman, Janet Christain, Jenni Nading, Shelli Douglass, Michelle Bates, Yvette Castonguay, Ann Halfhide, Tammy Carlgren, Deby Hull, Jamie McGinnis. Second: Sheila Trost, Penny Boyer, Sheila Brummet, Kim Wills, Kena White, Christine Fraser, Rhonda LeDuc, Jona McDaniel, Trisha Fraser, Pam Maginness, Debbie McDaniel, Dawn Wheeler, Kelli Bumgardener. Third: Beth Wineinger, Cheryl Fredricks, Lisa Thoman, Melinda Girard, Lisa Palmquist, Ann Hughes, Melinda Tholstrup, Colleen Butler, Rachelie Owen, Crystal Blochlinger, Evelyn Crogan, Karmen Kliewer. Fourth: Laurie Betzner, Cynthia Waite, Jamie Hebert, Alice Demanette, Nancy Boden, Judy Ramsey, Sherrie Belvill, Kathy Haden, Tammy Palmquist, Debbie Neel, Stacey Goddard, Lisa Peak, Jane Odette. Fifth: Kay Gieswein, Tammera Sjogren, Judy Cyphers, Paula Maginnes, Deb Dutton, Kathy Blochlinger, Missy Smith, Jennifer Bergeson, Sherry Larkins, Denell Denault, Julie Goddard, Jona Watson. Sixth: Susan O'Loughlin, Carine Coll, Brandi Hicks, Cher Boling, Michelle Gallagher, Noel Garrison, Sheri Brewer, Laura Appleby, Mary Thornton. Seventh: Karla Johnston, Theresa Arts, Gina McGinnis, Stephanie Laughlin, Kristine Budreau, Angela Tholstrup, Rhonda Johnson, Diane Gieber, Stacy Wright, Rhonda Crum, Tammy Istas, Denise Kearn. Eighth: Sarah Ihrig, Robin Huber, Abbe Wineinger, Lori Jackson, Debbie Appleby, Rhonda Blazek, Andra Watts, Kelly McGee, Jill Houser, Donna Peltier, Lynn Elefther, Janice Kuchera, Mrs. Shirleen Augustine. Ninth: Mrs. Kathryn Shockley, Tina Fisher, Heidi Strait, Karen Nelson, Mishele Campbell, Karen Campbell, Maria Bachamp, Kristi DeArmond, Ronda Collins, Dawn Baumann, Amy Jochems, Robin Jones, Stephanie Cyphers. Sports Club 95 OE Stresses Leadership Miss Sherffius And Class Very Active sain HZ First: Rhonda Collins, Robin Huber. Second: Trisha Joslyn, Kay Gieswein, Cheryl Fredricks. Third: Miss Nancy Sherf- fius, Alice Demanett. DECA Develops Business Skills Mr. Trueblood Enjoys Helping Young People First: Laurie Betzner, Angie Starr, Catherine Thomas. Sec- ond: Cynthia Waite, Tamara Demars, Tom McCall, Nancy Boden, Jeff Thoman. Third: Tracy Johnson, Cheryl Copple. Fourth: Emily VanBeek, Darrell Lesperance, Joe Havel, Joe Hattan, Earl Stegmaier, Jim Payne, Mr. Verlyn Trueblood. FFA Wins National Honor Again First: Larry Naillieux Shawn LaBonte, Jeff Bergeson, Jeff Waters, Casey Fraser, Kirk Hanson, Christine Fraser, Brent Lanoue, Brad Berk, Darin Ringer, Frank Grosse, Randy Mendenhall, Paul Caron. Second: Darwin Dykes, Russell Blochlinger, Mike Snavely, Tony Johnannsen, Shane Sorell, Kenneth Johnston, Ronnie Novak, Roger Koester, Brian Peltier. Third: Jake Sorell, Dee Dutton, Doug DeGraff, Dana Ringer, Eric Paillet, Jim Krager , Kent Morgan, Dan Hanson, Eric McDaniel, Jeff Eakins. Fourth: Mr. Mel Waite, Bill Dorman, Jane Odette, Bob Reedy, Rick Paillet, Rod Hoffer, Richard Detrixhe, Rod Hull, Brad Mason, Tony Odette, Shawn Cyphers, Roger Hardaway. FHA Active First: Ronda Blochlinger, Lisa Thoman, Susan O'Loughlin, Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte. Diagonal: Rexann Strait, Christine Fraser, Dee Strait, Deborah Dutton, Crystal Blochlinger, Kena White. FFA - FHA 97 Popular SAE Deals With Educational Activities First: Kathy Goddard, Lori Jackson, Abbe Wineinger, Judy Ramsey, Stephanie Cyphers, Michelle Gallagher, Second: Mary Kieffer, Paula Maginness, Karla Johnston. Third: Julie Goddard, Cheryl Fredricks, Kay Gieswein, Susan O'Loughlin, Debbie Appleby, Rexann Strait, Mary Gradig, Monica Esslinger. Fourth: Sarah Ihrig, Julie Gallagher, Jody Cyphers, Jane Odette, Mr. Davenport, Tracy Johnson, Cheryl Copple. Fifth: Alice Demanett, lisa Thoman, Nels Peterson, April Chavey, Shane Sorell, John Thornton, Troy Losh, Pam Maginness, Carol Nelson, Susan Butler, Jona McDaniel. Students Study Foreign Languages SPANISH CLUB First: Kathy Hayden, Tony Thomas, John Mowry, Tracey Davis, Tammy Sjogren, Theresa Arts, Paul Shipman, Rhonda Johnson. Second: Jeff DeGraff, John Laughlin, Karla Johnston, Brenda Johnson, Lyndra Ukens, Angie Tholstrup, Muzette Musil. Third: Kim Nelson, Dee Dutton, Sherry Larkins, Jami Hebert, Senora Carman Davis. Fourth: Denae Stensaas, Diane Gieber, Bernardo Andoine, Dennis McCall and Rexann Strait. FRENCH CLUB First: Susan Butler, Rachelle Owen, John Bates, Carine Coll, Theresa Arts, JoDee Budreau, Colleen Butler, Robin Jones. Second: Jana Hinman, Kathi Longfellow, Tracey Davis, Karen Luecke, Stephanie Laughlin, Noel Garrison, Veronica Wilson, Amy Jochems, Toni Dunlap. Third: Tammy Palmquist, Janice Kuchera, Tammy LeDuc, Lisa Thoman, Alice Demanett, Vickie Novlan, Robert Walker, Jennifer Thurston. Fourth: Madame Delores Mowry, Donna Peltier, Laura Morrison, Lynn Elefther, Kristy Read, Paula Cullen. Science Club Prepares For NASA Trip First: David Barnhart, Theresa Arts, Roger Barton, Nick Budreau, Jason Aldridge, Philip Bentz, Darren Barnhart, Andy Mosher, Nels Peterson, Brian Predmore, Mr. Barnhart. Second: Bob Reedy, Diane Gieber, Pam Maginness, Paula Maginness, Sonja Timkar, Diane Severance, Steve Esau, Nick Bombardier. Third: Deborah Hayden, Susan Butler, Amy Jochems, Tracy Davis, Denae Stensaas, Melinda Girard, Lisa Palmquist, Colleen Butler, Stephanie Laughlin, Karla Johnston, John Thornton, Todd Losh. Fourth: Randy Nelson, Ronnie Gieber, David Garrison, Scott Gallagher, Scott Hofer, Kevin Meyer, Curt Champlin, Paul Shipman, John Mowry, Todd Rasmussen, Darren Davenport, Barry Hofer. Journalism Publishes Panther Newspaper Front: Stephanie Laughlin, Cheryl Fredericks, Tracy Johnson, Lisa Thoman, Alice Demanette, Jona McDaniel, Deb Dutton, Tamera Sjogren, Jane Odette, Lynn Elefther. Back: Debbie Appleby, Lisa Bisnette, Tammy Demars, Lisa Segerhammer, Danny Kymer, Marty Plunkett, Brad Shrader, Troy Willoughby, Brad Simpson, Terry Lambert. Radio Staff Presents Hour Program Daily First: Bobby Andrews. Second: John Havel, Danny Kymer, Ty Carlson, Terry McCarty, Mr. Keith Long, Kim Anderson, Dana Skeels. Third: Floyd Turner, Van Cailteux, Mike Strang, Jonathan Seward, Jennifer Thurston. Students Cultivate Photographic Skills PHOTO CLUB First: Troy Willoughby, Brian Predmore, Floyd Turner, Jonathan Seward, John Havel, John LaBarge. Second: Jeff Cook, Tim Braun, David Christensen, Tim Springer, David Dreiling, Kenton Bogart, John Thornton. Third: Terry Lambert, Karen Luecke, Tom Richard, Sheila Trost, Rhonda Blazek, Kelli McGee, Andrea Watts, Stan Fairbanks. Fourth: Valerie Brichalli, Mike Henthorn, Larry Brownell, Darren Barnhart, Philip Bentz, Brian Pendergrass, Ronnie Gieber, Robert Davis, Jane Odette. Fifth: Carol Nelson, Kim Wills, Christine Fraser, Rhonda LeDuc, Laura Morrison, Penny Boyer, Mr. Jack Mitchell. Dana Anderson Rhonda Appleby Karen Athenon Randy Beaumont Randy Behrends Christine Berk John Blackwell Annette Bogart Clinton Boling Kevin Bourne Rene Brown Ty Brown William Brown Theresa Brummett Jennifer Buss Dedra Campbell Kane Carlson Mark Castonguay Corey Champlin Kim Chandler Kurt Clemons Rodney Collette Kevin Collins Micheal Collins Terry Collins Tonya Collins Scott Coppoc Darla Cory Mechelle Cote Kristin Culley Sean Cummings Chris Cyphers Deanna Davidson Leith Divel ichelle Dobberstein Shannon Doyle 102 Cougar Corner We Are The Class Of 1987! Regan Erickson Kinda Erkenbrack Mike Fakler Debbie Freeby Jeff Freed Billy Frybarger Amy Garrison Andrea Graves Don Griffin Michael Haden Rita Haist Troy Hanson Tamera Harris Kent Hayes Krista Holton Mrs. Berroth on 50'i Day Dani Huber Brian Huff Bobbie Istas Shane Jones Becky Joyner Brian Ketterer Dennis Kieffer Danny Kindel Janell Kinser Robert Kliewer Curtis Knapp Jeffrey Kymer Lance Lagasse Michele Laughlin Darrin LeDuc Lori Lewellyn Christy Lieurance Mike McCloskey Misti May Stacey Miller Teresa Musgrove Eighth Grade 103 We Are Supreme In Junior High Tony Nelson Steve Palmquist Michelle Paris Lisa Peil Lisa Peltier Robbie Read Todd Read Mike Regnier Ceof Reusch (ill Reuther )oy Reuther James Reynolds Brian Sheridan Janel Slaughter Chancy Smith Assembly Time Tommy Smith Lisa Snavely Lee Stanford Kurtis Swihart Kevin Thoman Mary Ann Thomas Jim Thurston Michelle Toogood Shari Turnbull Renee Walker Thomas Walker Amy Watowa Janae Watson Billy White Kay Zimmerman 104 Eighth Grade Junior High Is Totally Awesome Craig Anderson Beth Appleby Earl Archer Gregory Aytes Jenny Barnett Francie Bates Colleen Behrends Tim Bisnette Mike Blochlinger Alan Boling Jeff Bray David Canfield Kim Canfield Billy Capleton Terry Carlgren Michael Caron Jolene Cassel Sandy Charbonneau Traci Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Autumn Christians Vince Chritton Heath Clemons Trent Coppoc Nicole Crum Jeffrey Cyphers Julie Davis Susie DeBauche Debbie Deneault Sally Dungan Dawn Eaton Tricia Eby James Eisenman Mark Esau Jennifer Floyd 106 Looking Forward To The Years Ahead Doug Frohardt Kristel Gales Kim Carlow Cindy Gates Tammy Goddard Virginia Grimm Deanna Hale Lowell Hansen Nicole Hanson Neal Hartshorn Jari Hebert John Hinman Deana Hoffer Any Hoober Shawn Hood Amy Ihrig Jennifer Jager Kevin Jonte Buddy Kearn Jim Kiel Gary LaBarge Brenda Landry Brandon Lewis Salena Lovette Kevin McCall Teresa McCallum Andre McDaniel Gene McDonald Cheryl Maley David Matthews Jodi Meats Travis Mills Christine Mosher Greta Musil Amy Nault Shannon Nelson 107 Kristin Norlin David Novak Todd Odette Leroy Paiks Darin Pearson Terry Peltier Jan Rasmussen Joe Reedy Brian Root James Roudybush Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipman Carl Shuler Doug Smith Lisa Smith Reece Smith Jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jeffrey Swenson Kendall Talley Carl Thoman Mary Thomas Shelly Vandenberg Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters Marc Wentz Ronnie West Renee Whitley Susie Widen Darlene Woolard Jim Workman Jimmy Young 108 A Quick Glance Around The Community Treasuring The Past- Welcoming The Future Top left: historic Brown Grand. Top right: Cleason Bell drives a classic in the Home- coming parade. Middle: The Girl Scouts. Bottom: The Boy Scouts Junior High Data The junior high curriculum of- fered 22 courses with the majority required. Eight full-time teachers along with 16 other sharing re- sponsibilities in the senior high made up the faculty. The enroll- ment was 208, made up of 101 eighth graders and 107 seventh graders. Community 109 Cougars Have a 1-5 Season First: Curtis Knapp, Mark Castonguay, Kevin Thoman, Geof Reusch, Corey Champlin, Robbie Ramsey, Jeff Kymer, Todd Read, Steven Palmquist, Rod Collette, Darrin LeDuc, Shane Jones. Second: Ty Brown, Bill Brown, John Blackwell, Kent Hayes, Kurtis Swihart, Lance Lagasse, Mike Haden, Kane Carlson, Chris Cyphers, Chancey Smith, Lee Stanford, Scott Coppoc. Third: Dammon Sterrett, Mike Caron, James Roudybush, Neal Hartshorn, Kendall Talley, Mark Wentz, Brian Vignery, Doug Frohardt, Jim Workman, Buddy Kearn, Jeff Bray, David Canfield. Fourth: David Matthews, Darrin Pearson, Trent Coppoc, Terry Peltier, Lynn Shipman, John Hinman, Brian Root, Carl Shuler, Alan Boling, Kevin McCall, Billy Capelton, Greg Aytes. Fifth: Coach Jeff Gimar, Coach Keith Sherwood, Joe Reedy, Reece Smith, Brandon Lewis, Gary LaBarge, Andre McDaniel, Jeff Swenson, Mike Regnier, Coach Doug Moore, Coach John Culley. Junior High Band Marches Proudly Eighth Grade Enjoys 5-2 Record EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL First: Jancl Slaughter, Kristin Culley, Janell Kinser, Janae Watson. Second: Rhonda Appleby (manager), Misti May, Michelle Paris, Amy Garrison, Kinda Erkenbrack, Christine Berk, Lisa Peltier, Coach Tammy Lindeman. Third: Kim Chandler, Jennifer Buss, Dana Anderson, Rita Haist, Michelle Dobberstein. SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL First: Kristi Sherwood, Susan DeBauche, Jennifer Waters, Lisa Smith, Kim Garlow, Erin Christensen. Second: Amy Ihrig, Kristin Norlan, Jan Rasmussen, Jennifer Jager, Jodi Stensaas. Third: Shannon Nelson, Trisha Ebby, Nicole Crum, Sandy Charbonneau, Traci Charbonneau, Jodi Meats. Missing is Coach David Wilson. Eighth Grade Boys Compile 3-6 Record First. Curtis Knapp, lames Reynolds, Troy Hanson, Leith Divel, Kane Carlson, Corey Champlin, Bill Brown, Robbie Ramsey, Kurtis Swinart, Kevin Thoman. Second: Robert Kearn, Geof Reusch, Steve Palmquist, Mike Haden, Lee Stanford, Lance Lagasse, Scott Coppoc, Dennis Kieffer, Coach Bruce Peterson. Seventh Graders Prepare for the Future first. John I tinman, David Mathews, Mark Fsau, Kindell Talley, Marr Went7. Second: Buddy Kearn, Terry Carlgren, Lenn Shipman, 1 orry Peltier, Doug Frohardt, Darin Pearson. Third: Ron West, Trent Coppoc, Gary LaBarge, Brandon Lewis, Coach Devine Montoya. Eighth Grade Enjoys 7-2 Record First: Dedra Campbell, Lisa Peltier, Regan Erickson, Janell Slaughter, Michelle Paris, Annette Bogart, Kristin Culley, Tamera Harris. Second: Amy Garrison, Mechelle Cote, Kinda Erkenbrack, Rita Haist, Theresa Brummett, Michelle Toogood, Michelle Dobberstein Jennifer Buss, Coach Richard Everett. Seventh Grade Polishes Basketball Skills First: Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Waters, Cheryl Maley, Jennifer Jagar, Jodi Meats, Lisa Smith, Greta Musil, Nicole Hanson, Second: Jari Hebert, Kristel Gales , Sandy Charbonneau, Denna Hoffer, Erin Christensen, Nicole Crum, Jodi Stensaas, Traci Charbonneau Coach Judy Hartshorn. Grapplers Enjoy A 4-2 Dual Season JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLERS First: Gene McDonald, Kendall Talley, Jeff Cyphers, Mark Castonguay, Kevin Thoman, Buddy Kearn, Mark Matthews, Kurds Swihart, David Canfield, Trent Coppoc. Damon Sterrett, Kent Hayes. Second: Kevin Jonte, Bill Brown, Kevin McCall, Kane Carlson, Scott Coppoc, Jim Workman, Todd Read, Jeff Swenson, Chancy Smith, Ty Brown, Andre McDaniel, Lenn Shipman. Alan Boling. Third: Coach Keith Sherwood, Billy Capleton, Corey Champlin, Rod Collette, Mike Regnier, Mike Haden, Brian Huff. Ronnie West, Randy Beaumont, Kevin Bourne, Manager Greg Aytes. SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM on left Front: Leroy Parks, Bob Hale, Billy I r ybargcr Second Deanna Hale, Jerry Hale, Roy Lawrence. Danny DeWitt. Third: Bonnie Hale, Morris Widen, Roger LaBarge. George Hale. CHEERLE ADERS above Gevine McGeoch, Susan Wilson, Debbie McCall, I isa Bee hard. 114 Wrestling Special Olympics Junior High Track Dashes To Success BOYS TRACK Front: Marc; Wentz, Mike Regnier, Kendall Talley, Ronnie West, Corey Champlin, Robbie Ramsey, Michael Caron, Terry Peltier, Bryan Vignery, Craig Anderson, Lcnn Shipman. Second: Buddy Kearn, manager Mark Esau, manager Neal Hartshorn, Trent Coppoc, Rod Collette, Leith Divel, Jeff Kymer, Kurt Clemons, Brandon Lewis, David Novak, Geof Reusch, Lowell Hanson. Back: Kane Carlson, Mike Hadcn, Steve Palmquist, Scott Coppoc, John Hinman, Terry Carlgren, manager Darin Pearson, Jeff Swenson, Lee Stanford, Andre McDaniel, Bill Brown, Shane Jones, Doug Frohardt, Gary LaBarge. Not pictured are Coaches Gary Channel! and Richard Lowrey. GIRLS TRACK Front: Rita Haist, Lisa Peltier. Second: Regan Erickson, Kim Canfield, Annette Bogart, Kristen Culley, Michelle Dobberstein, Janell Kinser, Michelle Paris, Kim Chandler, Janae Watson, Jennifer Waters. Third: Virginia Grimm. Karen Atherton, Michelle Toogood, Dana Hoffer, Sally Dungan, Lisa Smith, Michele Laughlin, Jodi Stensaas, Nicole Hanson, Jari Hebert, Traci Charbonneau, Jennifer Jager, Darla Cory. Back: Coach Judy Zimmerman, Lisa Snavely, Kristi Gales, Sandy Charbonneau, Erin Christensen, Rhonda Walker, Jodi Meats, Kristi Sherwood, Susie DeBauche, Coach Judy Hartshorn. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR: Front: Michelle Dobberstein, Amy Garrison, Misti May, Julie Davis, Dedra Campbell, Tamera Harris, Jenny Barnett, Jennifer Waters, Nicole Hanson, Shawn Hood, Jodi Stensaas, Mr. Larry Huddleston. Second: Shannon Nelson, Michele Laughlin, Salena Lovette, Autumn Christinas, Dani Huber, Sally Dungan, LeRoy Parks, Rhonda Walker, Jodi Meats, Jill Widen, Stephanie LeDuc, Tricia Eby, Amy Ihrig, Susie DeBauche, Kristi Sherwood. Third: Michelle Paris, Regan Erickson, Kim Chandler, Janae Watson. Janell Kinser, Jolene Cassel, James Reynold, Chancy Smith, leff Kvmer. Robert Kliewer. Kristi Gales, Lisa Smith, Kim Garlow, Beth Appleby, Traci Charbonneau, Amy Nault. Fourth: Rhonda Appleby, Michelle Toogood, Shannon Doyle, Jennifer Buss, Jan Rasmussen, Kristin Norlin, Mike Regnier, Mike Haden, Steve Palmquist, Lee Stanford, Andre McDaniel, Jeff Swenson, Kay Zimmerman, Renea Walker, Sandy Charbonneau, Erin Christensen, Nicki Crum. Junior High Musicians Develop Their Talents JUNIOR HIGH BAND Front: Kay Zimmerman, Janae Watson, Michelle Laughlin, Tamera Harris, Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen, Michelle Dobberstein. Second: Misti May, Andrea Graves, Michelle Paris, Jennifer Buss, Kristi Sherwood, Susie DeBauche. Jodi Meats, Laurie Christensen, Tom Walker, Robbie Ramsey, Regan Erickson, Tricia Eby, Shannon Nelson, Erin Christensen. Third: Cindy Gates, Rhonda Walker, Jodi Stensaas, Kristi Gales, Trent Coppoc, John Hinman, Kendall Talley, Terry Carlgren, Kane Carlson, Scott Coppoc, Kevin Bourne, Autuman Christians, Jeff Swenson, Julie Davis, Lowell Hansen, Shannon Doyle, Andre McDaniel, Brian Root, Dedra Campbell. Steve Palmquist. Fourth: Geof Reusch, Brian Vignery, Gary LaBarge, Brandon Lewis, David Novak, Clinton Boling, Troy Hanson, Jim Thurston, Mike Haden, Brian Ketterer, Darin Pearson, Matt Stolzenburg, Marie Wentz, Michelle Toogood, Doug Frohardt, Janell Kinser, Lee Stanford. Junior High StuCo Leaders Corey Champlin, Michelle Paris, Mrs. Judy Hartshorn, Lisa Peltier, Michelle Cote, Misti May, Tamera Harris, Mr. John McDonald, Mark Esau. Robbie Ramsey, Lisa Smith, Amy Ihrig. Young Actors Develop Drama Skills Jeff Kymer, Tom Walker, Curtis Knapp, Chancey Smith, Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth, Regan Erickson, Misti May, Dani Huber, Janae Watson. 1302 Lincoln Concordia, Ks DAYLIGHT clothing COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 415 124 Wert 6th 243-9816 CONCORDIA, KANSAS 66901 MUSK HOUSE 123 Wert Sixth CONCORDIA. KANS. 86901 The House of Friendly Service' The Baptist Church Seventh and Cedar Concordia, Ks 243-3756 Sunday Church School 9:30 Worship 10:45 Evening 6:30 Pastor: Rev. Alden Dick 118 Advertising Advertising 119 Concordia Tractor, Inc. 1825 East Sixth Street Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-3381 tUitson. Fwuniiwu Nothing Runs Like a Deer You Can Make Your Home at Wilson's n.Kf'JJ LK. ■129 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-4191 B and J Drug 118 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243 2345 24 Hour Prescription Service Duis Meat Processing 1991 East Sixth Street Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-7850 120 Advertising Cloud County Community College Home of the Thunderbirds Transfer Cover Programs The Cloud County Cooperative Elevator Association, Inc. Crain and Feed 1,290,000 Bushel Capacity Darrell Nelson, Manager KLING Ford-Lincoln-Mercury 1510 East Sixth Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-1220 Service Is Our Goal KLING MOTOR CO Advertising 121 Ken's TV and Appliance RCA Television Whirlpool Appliances Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction 214 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2131 Agri-Center, Inc. 2301 East Sixth Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-1824 David M. Ory, Manager Joe Wesley, Sales Rep 122 Advertising Tires Gas Oil C I Cycle Sales 2010 Lincoln South 81 Highway Concordia, KS 243-3447 Christensen Oil Co. 1820 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-2706 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Custom Cut Meat HOURS Mon-Sat 8-9 Sunday 10-6 Downtown Boogaarts Supermarket Seventh and Washington 243-1893 Advertising 123 Hairiscope Lorna Dochow Chestnut Joanie Hendrixison Sara Campbell t nneiff 218 West Sixth Concordia, KS Retail 243-3162 Catalog 243-7437 125 East Sixth 243-7035 Concordia Farm Supply Downtown 66 Service 22 10 East Sixth Trafficway 243-1525 700 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-3568 Mike Lambert Manager Tune-ups Brakes Exhaust and Service Work 124 Advertising Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983! PROCESS EQUIPMENT COMBUSTION ENGINEERING KANSAS MANUFACTURING DIVISION CONCORDIA. KS. - ENTERPRISE, KS Be All You Can Be. Join the Army. Army Recruiting Office 130 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3834 and 243-4477 SONIC DRIVE-IN 1802 LINCOLN CONCORDIA, KANSAS 66901 Advertising 125 Valley Fertilizer Complete Fertilizer Service West Highway 9 Concordia, KS 243-2646 Orange Owl 105 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3615 We have served Concordia for 20 years. We are proud to be PANTHER FANS. Good Luck! Skeels Construction Whitney Plumbing Heating and Electric Central Air Conditioning Major Appliances 127 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3704 126 Advertising Ploud pguNia Rank cfRusr Concordia. Kansas 66901 Over 100 Years of Service to Our Community {Pfuetze - (Bergman Studio 516 WASHINGTON CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 Farmers Union Insurance Dennis W. Gustafson Fifth and Cedar Concordia, KS 243-1571 Advertising 127 lj i Something Special 102 East Ninth 243-7710 Larry Lagasse Auction and Real Estate, Inc. Complete Auction Service Available Machines Farms Furniture Larry Lagasse Concordia, KS 243-3270 Bob Thummel Beloit, KS 637-5933 hunderbird Traoel For Over Night or Around the World Thunderbird Travel Concordia Shopping Center Concordia, KS 243-1084 Congratulations, Seniors! Swafford Pharmacy 1520 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-4414 128 Advertising ON YOUR FINGER FASTER RK7IRVED CLASS RINGS Boogaarts Supermarket IB C and C Truck Line, Inc. Rural Route 3 Concordia, KS 243-3719 243-7225 Congratulations, Class of 1983! Phil's Jewelry Meat Produce Concordia 243-4553 112 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3804 Alco Plaza Advertising 129 Discount Gas $ $ $ Eighth and Lincoln Concordia, KS OPEN Sunday-Thursday 6-11 Friday-Saturday 6-12 Bob Stensaas, Manager 243-9863 M and N Iron and Metal Cash Paid For Scrap Iron and Metal 407 Cedar Concordia, KS 243-4262 The Flower Shop 513 West Eleventh Concordia, KS 243-1014 Flowers For Every Occasion 130 Advertsing Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Pontiae Buick 243-4380 Babe Houser Motor, Inc. 1201 East Sixth Street Trafficway, Concordia | I fflerilape fflou e 504 WEST 6th CONCORDIA, KANSAS 66901 243-1622 242-4796 Det 1, Combat Support Company 1st Battalion, 635th Armor 69th Infantry Brigade Kansas Armory National Guard P.O. Box 428 Concordia, KS 66901 Largest Drapery Department in North Central Kansas FREE Interior Decorating Service Congratulations to 1983 Grads and Best Wishes to All of you at Concordia High School Advertising 131 Bon Marche 116 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2611 It's Switzer's for Pictures Switzer Studio Eighth and Cedar Concordia, KS 243-3136 Palmquist Drug Prescriptions-Cards Cifts-Cosmetics-Candy Sixth and Washington Concordia, KS 243-1212 Pizza Hut 'Let Yourself Go to Pizza Hut 1431 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2400 132 Advertising The Barbery Hairstyling for Men and Women Randy Lagasse 223 West Sixth 243-1191 Distributor of Woodburning Products The R.F. Fakler Company Rt. 1,1 mile West Hwy 9 Concordia, Kansas 66901 913-243-7959 Midwest Lumber Co. 102 East Fifth Concordia, Ks 243-2133 Your Complete Building Materials Center Where We Care About the Way You Look Advertising 133 Henderson Sales Montgomery Ward 304 W. Sixth Concordia, KS. 243-3261 Inrcirs FOOD STORE 307 W. 6th Concordia, KS 66901 (CHAMPLW) 81 Champlin Products We Serve to Please Brown's Shoe Fit Company 134 West Sixth Concordia, KS. 243-1636 BROWNS Sht, Florsheim shoes 134 Advertising Rock Quarry 243-7286 Pizza and Steak House The Tiffany People Savings and Loan People to Serve You Concordia, Belleville and nine other offices 201 West Sixth 243-2355 Open Seven Days a Week 11 am - 10 pm 101 West Sixth 243-7021 Advertising 135 Good Clothes Since 1907 Schmitt's Clothing 116 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-4564 Beatrice, Nebr. 402-223-3122 John M. Schmitt Owner Congratulations, Seniors 136 Advertising RAINBOW HONEY FARM MAHONEY 'FOR SA □ I 1-7 7 Rainbow Honey Farm Bees Queens Honey Gary J. Reynolds Box 363 Concordia, KS 243-6442 243-3619 S L Homes, Inc. John R. Smith Contractor Custom Building Building Sites Remodeling Rural Route 3 Concordia, KS 243-2577 243-1511 Advertising 137 Special Thanks to Our Loyal Boosters Dr. Max Anderson Arbuthnot Card Gift Shoppe Dr. William C. Berner, D.D.S. Dr. Dean J. Blackwood, D.C., P.A. Dr. R.L. Boardman, O.D. Bonnie's Fabric's Boyd Oil, Co. Chamber of Commerce Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home Dr. Stanley C. Christensen, D.D.S. Cindy's Boutique Cloud County AMC Jeep Coast to Coast Concordia Office Supply Inc. Concordia Travel Culbertson Electric Daylight Donut Dreilings Department Store Everitt Hardware Fairmont Food Co. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Fyfe Sand Co. Gambles Gearld's Body Shop Gibson's Gould's Implement Dr. Greg Hattan, D.D.S. Dr. H.C. Hattan, D.D.S. Hillside Pharmacy Huber Barber Shop Jackson's Glass Shop Kalivoda Agency, Inc. The Kansan Printing House Martin Tractor Matthew's Greenhouse Metro Auto Repair Midwest Urological Associates, P.A. Dr. Michael Miller, O.D. Peltier Foundry Inc. Quartzite Riteway Cleaners Schendal Pest Control Skeels Shoe Service Skyline 66 Service Station Small Animal Clinic State Farm Insurance The Store Trude Insurance Dr. Craig L. Weatherhead, D.C. Western Power Central Corporation 138 Advertising Super Snow Woe Many will long remember the blizzard of 1983. The snow be- gan Sunday January 30 as resi- dents huddled around their television watching Football Superbowl XVII in which the Washington Redskins beat the Miami Dolphins 27-17. MVP halfback John Riggins, whose family roots trace to James- town, stole the show. 'a .I. Throughout the night eight inches fell. On Tuesday the storm took a dramatic turn for the worse. The prolonged snow produced a 15 inch cover with considerable drifting in the country. USD 333 schools were closed a record three days February 1-3. The winter- weary residents shoveled and moved snow to regain contact with the outer world and to overcome cabin fever. The winter scenes are around school and at the Frank Carlson Library downtown. w Snow 139 1982-83 Concordia Junior-Senior High School Index Adams, Cindy 16, 83, 92 Aldridge, )ason 16, 90, 100 Allen, Kenny 40 Anderson, Craig 106, 115 Anderson, Dana 102, 111 Anderson, Dawn 34 Anderson, lames 28, 79 Anderson, Kimberly 16, 87, 101 Anderson, Phil 34, 73 Andonie, Bernardo 28, 99 Andrews, Bob 28, 70, 90, 91, 92, 73, 101 Appleby, Beth 106, 116 Appleby, Deborah 16, 95, 98, 100 Appleby, Laura 34, 83, 91, 92, 95 Appleby, Rhonda 73, 102, 111 Archer, Earl 106 Arts, Theresa 16, 73, 89, 95, 99, 100 Ashland, Jesse 40, 70, 73, 83, 91, 92 Atherton, Karen 102, 115 Augustine, Shirleen 4, 9, 95 Aytes, Gregory 106, 110, 114 Aytes, Jim Bachamp, Maria 34, 49, 82, 83, 90, 92, 95 • Baird, Kathy Ballard, Ron 3 Balthazor, Pat 34, 67 Barnett, Jenny 73 Barnett, Linda 40, 49, 73, 82, 83 Barnhart, Darren 40, 67, 92, 100, 101 Barnhart, David 16, 55, 100 Barnhart, Jim 4, 9, 100 Barton, Curtis 34 Barton, Patricia 28 Barton, Roger 16, 48, 58, 59, 62, 63, 79, 85, 94, 100 Bates, Francie 106 Bates, John 16, 70, 72, 73, 99 Bates, Michele 40, 70, 73, 84, 95 Baumann, Dawn 34, 48, 78, 83, 91, 94, 95 Baumann, Robert 4, 9, 79, 94 Baumann, Scott 28, 51, 79, 82, 94 Bauer, Steve 4, 9, 52, 78 Baxa, Henry 4, 9, 87 Beaumont, Pete 16, 50, 51, 53 Beaumont, Randy 102, 114 Bechard, Lisa 40, 114 Begnoche, Louis 16 Bhrends, Colleen 106 Behrends, Randy 40, 102 Bellows, Eddie 34, 92 Belvill, Sherrie 40, 73, 90, 91, 93, 95 Bennett, Lynn 34, 47 Bennett, Patricia 40, 90 Bent , Phillip 40, 70, 88, 89, 92, 100, 101, 148 140 lndex Bergeson, Jeff 28, 97 Bergeson, Jennifer 40, 70, 73, 83, 91, 95 Berk, Brad 28, 97 Berk, Christine 102, 111 Berroth, Rhondalyn 4, 9, 70, 72, 73, 117 Bessette, Jerina 28 Bessette, Kelly 16 Bet ner, Laurie 16, 95, 96 Bieker, Tom 16, 59, 66, 67, 82 Bisnette, Lisa 28, 83, 100 Bisnette, Tim 106 Blackwell, Joan 17 Blackwell, John 102, 110 Blackwell, Sharon 40 Blazek, Jeffrey 40 Blazek, Rhonda 34, 83, 95, 101 Blochlinger, Crystal 34, 89, 95, 97 Blochlinger, Kathy 40, 70, 83, 73, 95 Blochlinger, Laura 17, 89 Blochlinger, Mike Blochlinger, Rhonda 28, 97 Blochlinger, Russell 40, 97 Blochlinger, Sandy 40, 64, 70 Blochlinger, Sherri 28 Boden, Nancy 17, 89, 95, 96 Bogart, Annette 102, 113, 115 Bogart, Diane 28, 70, 72, 73, 92 Bogart, Jeffrey 40 Bogart, Kenton 34, 62, 63, 101 Boling, Alan 106, 110, 114 Boling, Brenda 34, 88, 89 Boling, Cher 34, 83, 91, 95 Boling, Clinton 102, 116 Bombardier, Nick 28, 79, 94, 100, 148 Bourne, Kevin 102, 114, 116 Boutz, Fred 28 Boyd, Barbara 4, 9, 46, 47, 78 Boyer, Pennie 34, 83, 89, 95, 101 Bramwell, Jody 28, 60, 78 Braun, 40, 77, 101 Bray, Jeff 13, 106, 110 Breault, Emery Breault, Rick Lee 34 Brewer, Sheri 17, 70, 83, 90, 91, 95, 148 Brichalli, Valeria 17, 101 Briggs, Vicki 40, 49, 73, 82, 90 Brossius, Tom 51 Brown, Bill 112, 114 Brown, Nick 34 Brown, Rene 102 Brown, Ty 102, 110, 114 Brown, William 102, 110, 115 Brownell, Larry 17, 101 Brummer, Buffy 17, 49, 58, 59, 60, 82, 87, 89, 94 BrummeL, Stephen 34 Brummett, Sheila 34, 49, 83, 93, 95 Brummett, Theresa 102, 113 Budreau, Brenda 40, 47, 64, 70, 73, 78, 86 Budreau, Christine 78 Budreau, JoDee 28, 48, 70, 78, 90, 99 Budreau, Kristine 40, 83, 95 Budreau, Mark 40, 67 Budreau, Nick 17, 50, 51, 53, 59, 66, 67, 68, 94, 100 Bulliegh, Wesley 40 Bumgardner, Kathy Bumgardner, Kelli 40, 49, 73, 82, 83, 95 Burch, David 34, 72, 73, 89 Burchfiel, Brenda 28 Burke, Phyllis 11 Burt, Marlin 34, 66, 67, 86, 92 Burton, Eddie 41 Busby, Marilyn 17, 83, 87 Buss, Jennifer 70, 102, 111, 113, 116 Butler, Colleen 34, 46, 47, 61, 60, 78, 83, 94, 95, 99, 100 Butler, Susan 17, 46, 54, 55, 57, 58, 59, 60, 78, 80, 83, 86, 87, 85, 94, 98, 99, 100 Cailteux, Jay 41, 52, 64, 77, 82 Cailteux, Van 17, 51, 53, 59, 62, 63, 77, 85, 87, 94, 101 Campbell, Dedra 70, 73, 102, 113, 116 Campbell, Karen 40, 47, 83, 92, 95 Campbell, Mishele 40, 49, 82, 83, 92, 95 Campbell, Pam 11 Canfield, David 106, 110, 114 Canfield 106, 115 Capleton, Billy 106, 110, 114 Carlgren, Tammy 18, 55, 68, 84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 92, 95, 148 Carlgren, Terry 106, 112, 115, 116 Carlson, Kane 102, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116 Carlson, Ty 28, 67, 76, 101 Caron, Michael 106, 110, 115 Caron, Paul 34, 51, 79, 97 Carpenter, Corliss 18 Carter, Mahala 10 Cash, Jim 28, 92 Cassel, Jeff 34, 51 Cassel, Jolene 13, 73, 106 Castonguay, Mark 102, 110, 114 Castonguay, Yvette 41, 84, 95 Caylor, Timothy 28 Champlin, Corey 102, 110, 112, 114, 115, 117 Champlin, Curt 18, 50, 51, 53, 55, 59, 65, 66, 67, 68, 79, 85, 87, 92, 94, 100 Champlin, Nancy 4, 65 Chandler, Kim 73, 102, 11, 115 Channell, Cary 4, 9, 115 Charbonneau, Annette 35 Charbonneau, Sandy 106, 111, 113, 115, 116 Charbonneau, Traci 106, 111, 113, 115, 116 Chavey, April 41, 47, 64, 78, 98 Christensen, David 41, 52, 64, 79, 101 Christensen, Erin 106, 111, 113, 115, 116 Christensen, Laurie 106, 116 Christensen, Reatha 4, 9 Christensen, Steven 18 Christenson, Dawnel 28 Christian, )anet 18, 68, 84, 95 Christians, Autumn 73, 106, 116 Chritton, Vince 106 Cibolski, Sandy 28 Clemons, Heath 106 Clemons, Kurt 102, 115 Clintsman, David 18, 50, 51, 53, 82, 85, 79 Colby, Richard 41 Coll, Carine 18, 48, 58, 78, 83, 85, 92, 95, 99 Collette, Rodney 102, 110, 114, 115 Collins, Eldon Collins, )oe 35, 79 Collins, Kelly 35 Collins, Kevin 102 Collins, Micheal 102 Collins, Ronda 18, 90, 95, 96 Collins, Terry 102 Collins, Tonya 102 Combs, David 41, 70, 73, 72, 88 Cook, Jeff 18, 101 Copple, Cheryl 18, 96, 98 Copple, Dean 35 Coppoc, Scott 102, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116 Coppoc, Trent 106, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116 Cory, Darla 102, 115 Cossairt, Lisa Cote, Mechelle 102, 113, 117 Crogan, Evelyn 41, 83 Crum, Nicole 106, 111, 113, 116 Crum, Rhonda 35, 83, 93, 95 Cullen, Paula 41, 73, 83, 92, 95 Culley, John 4, 9, 110 Culley, Kristin 111, 113, 115 Cummings, Sean 102 Cyphers, Chris 102, 110 Cyphers, Jeffrey 106, 114 Cyphers, Jody 41, 98 Cyphers, Judy 41, 95 Cyphers, Maria 35, 89 Cyphers, Pamela 28 Cyphers, Richard 11 Cyphers, Shawn 41, 97 Cyphers, Stephanie 28, 83, 92, 95, 98 Daley, Janice 29, 70, 73 Davenport, Darren 29, 33, 62, 63, 100, 148 Davenport, Melvin 3, 98 Davidson, Deanna 102 Davidson, Doug 29, 51, 66, 67 Davis, Carman 4, 9, 99 Davis, Gina 29, 70 Davis, Julie 70, 73, 106, 116 Davis, Robert 35, 51, 63, 79, 101 Davis, Tracey 29, 86, 99, 100 DeArmand, Kristi 18, 83, 87, 90, 95 DeBauche, Susie 73, 106, 111, 115, 116 DeGraff, Doug 41, 97 DeGraff, Joeffry 41 DeGraff, Paula 29 Demanett, Alice 18, 68, 95, 96, 98, 99, 100 Demanett, Neva 10 Demars, Tamera 19, 96, 100, 148 Deneault, Debbie 106 Deneault, Denell 41, 83, 95 Detrixhe, Jan 11 Detrixhe, Richard 35, 63, 92, 97 Detter, Jay 5, 9, 51, 60, 61, 78 Detter, Sandra 5, 9, 83 DeWitt, Danny 114 DeWitt, Richard 10 DeWitt, Ryby 35 Dick, David 41, 52, 64, 79, 92 Divel, Leith 102, 112, 115 Dobberstein, Michelle 73, 102, 111, 113, 115 Dorman, Bill 29, 97 Dorman, Kay 19 Douglass, Craig 41, 52, 64, 70, 79, 92 Douglass, Dr. James 2 Douglass, Shelli 19, 54, 55, 70, 84, 86, 90, 91, 92, 95, 148 Doyen, Angela 19, 49, 58, 86, 87, 88, 89, 92, 93 Doyle, Shannon 73, 102, 116 Dreiling, David 35, 51, 101 Dunalp, Toni 41, 83, 99 Dutton, Deborah 29, 95, 97, 100 Dutton, Deeanna 29, 70, 93, 97, 99 Dungan, Sally 73, 106, 115 Dwerlkotte, Patricia 5, 9, 97 Dykes, Darwin 29, 97 Dykes, Denise 29 Dyson, Lynette 35, 70, 72, 73, 83, 88, 89, 90, 91 Eakins, Jeff 35, 97 Eaton, Dawn 106 Eaton, Joe 29, 70, 73 Eaton, Sharah 35 Eaton, Sherry 19 Eaton, Tracy Eby, Tricia 106, 73, 111, 116 Edmonds, Loren 5, 9 Eisenman, Dawn 41 Eisenman, James 106 Elefther, Lynn 29, 70, 83, 93, 99, 100 Empson, Brian Ensign, Robert 5, 9 Erickson, Regan 103, 73, 113, 115, 116, 117 Erkenbrack, Brett 29, 62, 63, 76, 94, 148 Erkenbrack, Kinda 103, 111, 113 Esau, Kenneth R. 2 Esau, Mark 106, 112, 115, 117 Esau, Steven 29, 100, 148 Esslinger, Monica 41, 64, 88, 89, 98 Everett, Richard 5, 9, 113 Fairbanks, Stan 19, 82, 101, 77, 85 Fakler, Mike 103 Fall, Jaime 29, 51, 70, 72, 73, 86, 88 Fall, Kevin 19, 68, 79, 85, 87, 91, 94, 148 Faulkner, Virginia 8 Fees, Raymond Fisher, Michele 35 Fischer, Phil 5, 9 Fisher, Tina 19, 95 Flewelling, Michelle 41, 83, 88, 89 Florea, Gary 29 Floyd, Jennifer 106 Fraser, Casey 19, 97, 148 Fraser, Christine 35, 83, 93, 95, 97, 101 Fraser, Lynette 41, 83 Fraser, Renee 42, 64, 70, 73 Fraser, Trisha 29, 95 Fredericks, Cheryl 19, 95, 96, 98, 100 Fredrickson, Ric 35, 79, 92 Freeby, Debbie 103 Freed, Jeff 103 Freeman, Les 5, 9 Frohardt, Doug 107, 110, 112, 115, 116 Frybarger, Billy 103, 114 Funk, Todd 19, 48, 55, 79, 85, 92 Fyfe, Martha 2, 11 Gales, Kristel 73, 107, 113, 115, 116 Gales, Scott 42, 52, 67, 79, 92 Gallagher, Julie 42, 47, 64, 78, 98 Gallagher, Michelle 19, 78, 85, 94, 95, 98 Gallagher, Scott 35, 51, 100 Garlow, Eric 42, 64 Garlow, Kim 73, 107, 111 Garrison, Amy 73, 103, 111, 113 Garrison, David 35, 66, 67, 100 Garrison, Noel 20, 78, 83, 85, 95, 99 Gates, Cindy 107, 116 Gerard, Marilyn 29 Gieber, Diane 29, 46, 60, 61, 95, 99, 100 Gieber, Ronnie 35, 51, 62, 63, 79, 100, 11 Gieswein, Kay 20, 70, 73, 83, 95, 96, 98 Gilbert, Ben 20 lndex 141 Gimar, Jeff 67, 110 Girard, Kevin Girard, Melinda 35, 47, 60, 61, 95, 100 Goddard, Julie 29, 95, 98 Goddard, Kathy 20, 98 Goddard, Stacey 42, 95 Goddard, Tammy 107 Goff, Kenneth E. 35, 76, 91, 92 Gose, Sheri 20 Gradig, Mary 29, 98 GrandPre, Leslie 20 Graves, Andrea 70, 103, 116 Grennan, Chris 29, 70, 73, 90, 91, 92 Grennan, David 42, 52, 79 Griffin, Don 103 Grimm, Dean Grimm, Virginia 107, 115 Groff, Ken 70 Grosse, Frank 35, 79, 97 Gustafson, Sheri Haden, Michael 103, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116 Haist, Rita 103, 111, 113, 115 Haist, Rodney 42, 64 Haist, Teri 20, 49, 54, 55, 82, 87, 94 Haist, Thomas 29, 48, 62, 63, 79, 94, 148 Hake, Fred 35, 92 Hale, Bob 114 Hale, Bonnie 42, 114 Hale, Deanna 107, 114 Hale, Earl 30 Hale, George 30, 114 Hale, Jerry 20, 114 Hale, Linda 42, 90 Halfhidc, Ann 42, 78, 84, 95 Halfhide, Tim 20, 89 Hansen, Daniel 35, 97 Hansen, Lowell 107, 115, 116 Hanson, Kirk 20 Hanson, Nicole 107, 113, 115, 116 Hanson, Patricia 5, 9 Hanson, Troy 103, 112, 116 Hardaway 36, 51, 79, 97 Harper, Ray 2 Harris, Tamera 103, 113, 116, 117 Hart, Eileen 5, 9, 86 Hartshorn, Brock 42, 52, 64, 79 Hartshorn, Judy 5, 9, 113, 115, 119 Hartshorn, Larry 5, 9, 52, 64 Hartshorn, Neal 107, 110, 115 Hatton, Joe 20, 96 Hatton, Pat 11 Havel, Joe 20, 96 Havel, John 21, 55, 77, 82, 85, 101 Hayden, Deborah 30, 65, 92, 100, 148 Hayden, Kathleen 42, 47, 64, 78, 86, 92, 95, 99 Hayes, Kent 103, 110, 114 Heald, Marc 30, 79 Hebert, Jamie 42, 49, 82, 83, 95, 142 lndex 99 Hebert, Jari 107, 113, 115 Henderson, Bruce 21, 51, 53 Henthorn, Mike 30, 82, 101 Herman, Charles 6, 9 Hess, Mike 21 Hessee, Marilyn 6, 9 Hicks, Brandi 95 Hill, Alice Mamie Hinman, Dan 30, 48, 90, 91 Hinman, Jana 36, 49, 84, 95, 99 Hinman, John 107, 110, 112, 115, 116 Hobbie, LaVeda 2 Hodge, Darin Hofer, Barry 21, 55, 59, 62, 63, 76, 80, 85, 94, 100, 148 Hofer, Scott 30, 62, 63, 76, 92, 94, 100 Hoffer, Deana 107, 113, 115 Hoffer, Rodney 42, 52, 97 Holton, Krista 103 Hood, Shawn 70, 107, 116 Hoofer, Amy 107 Hotaling, Eva 6, 9, 83 Houser, Jill 30, 49, 82, 93, 94 Houser, Tressy Huber, Dani 70, 103, 116, 117 Huber, Robin 21, 70, 95, 96 Hubert, Chris 30 Hubert, Karen Hubert, Mark 30, 51, 67 Huddleston, Lawrence 6, 9, 70, 90, 116 Hudson, Tammy 21 Huff, Brian 103, 114 Hughes, Ann 36, 73, 78, 83, 95 Hull, Deborah 21, 54, 55, 68, 84, 86, 87, 90, 92, 95, 148 Hull, Rodney 42, 97 Ihrig, Amy 107, 111, 116, 117 Ihrig, Sarah 20, 70, 73, 84, 89, 92, 95, 98 Istas, Bobbie 103 Istas, Jean 21, 92 Istas, Roger 36, 51, 79 Istas, Tammy 42, 92, 95 Jackson, Lori 21, 49, 58, 95, 98 Jagcr, Jennifer 107, 111, 113, 115 Jager, Robert 42 Jaster, John 42 Jochems, Amy 30, 46, 60, 78, 94, 95, 99, 100, 148 Johannsen, Judy 11 Johannsen, Tony 36, 51, 97 Johnson, Brenda 30, 49, 82, 83, 92, 94, 99 Johnson, Kevin 21, 55, 70, 77, 85, 87, 90, 91,148 Johnson, Rhonda 42, 49, 82, 83, 92, 99 Johnson, Ricki 91 Johnson, Tracy 21, 96, 98, 100 Johnston, Karla 22, 87, 95, 98, 99, 100 Johnston, Kenneth 36, 97 Johnston, Kenny 36, 70, 72, 73, 90, 91 Johnston, Mike 2 Jones, Marsha 22, 83, 87 Jones, Robin 30, 46, 47, 60, 61, 78, 95, 99 Jones, Shane 103, 110, 115 Jonte, Kevin 107, 114 Joslyn, Mike 42, 66, 67, 95 Joslyn, Trisha 22, 96 Joyner, Becky 103 Joyner, Edward 42 Kearn, Buddy 107, 110, 112, 114, 115 Kearn, Dan Kearn, Denise 42, 47, 64, 92, 95 Kearn, George 11 Kearn, Harold 10 Kearn, Robert 112 Ketterer, Brian 103, 116 Ketterer, Patricia 83 Kieffer, Brian 22 Kieffer, Dennis 103, 112 Kieffer, Mary 42, 47, 64, 78, 98 Kiel, Jim 107 Kiepke, Tonia Kindel, Danny 103 Kinser, Janell 103, 111, 115, 116 Kinser, Jolene 36, 73, 84, 92, 94, 95 Kliewer, Harvey 30, 51 Kliewer, Karmen 42, 95 Kliewer, Robert 103, 116 Knapp, Chuck 36, 51, 63, 79, 92 Knapp, Curtis 103, 110, 73, 112, 117 Koehn, Paul 3 Koester, Karin 30, 46, 47 Koester, Roger 43, 48, 64, 79, 97 Kraft, Richard 6, 9 Krager, Jack 43, 52 Krager, James 43 Kuchera, Connie 30, 92 Kuchera, Janice 22, 83, 92, 95, 99 Kymer, Daniel 22, 72, 90, 91, 100, 101 Kymer, Jeff 103, 110, 112, 115 LaBarge, Gary 107, 110, 112, 115 LaBarge, John 22, 50, 51, 52, 79, 85, 87, 94, 101 LaBarge, Julie 36 LaBarge, Rog 22, 114 LaBonte, 43, 97 Lagasse, Lance 103, 110, 112 Lagasse, Lisa 36 Lamar, Denice Lambert, Bernadette 10 Lambert, Terry 22, 51, 59, 66, 67, 94, 100, 101 Landry, Brenda 107 Landry, Mark 30 Lanoue, Brent 30, 97 Larkins, Sherry 43, 49, 82, 83, 95, 99 Laughlin, John 36, 48, 99 Laughlin, Michele 103, 115, 116 Laughlin, Stephanie 22, 83, 90, 91, 92, 95, 99, 100 Lawrence, Roy 36, 114 Lawrence, Willie 36 LeDuc, Darrin 103, 110 LeDuc, Rhonda 36, 37, 47, 95 LeDuc, Tammy 30, 99 LeDuc, Todd 82, 90 Lesperance, Darrell 22, 96 Lesperance, Mark 43, 88 Lewis, Brandon 107, 110, 112, 115, 116 Lewis, Lesley Ann 11 Lewellyn, Lori 103 Liby, Richard 43, 88, 89 Lieurance, Christy 103 Lindeman, Tammy 111 Loeffler, Mary 36 Loeffler, Sandra 30 Long, Keith 6, 9, 101 Longfellow, Kathyi 36, 92, 99 Longfellow, Scott 22, 50, 51, 90, 91, 92 Losh, Todd 36,.79, 100 Losh, Troy 30, 77, 97 Lovette, Salena 107, 116 Lowers, Mike 13, 30, 82 Lowrey, Richard 6, 9, 115 Luecke, Karen 23, 64, 68, 86, 87, 92, 99, 101, 148 Lynn, Jimmy 30, 51 Machen, Charlene 8 Maginness, Pam 23, 59, 60, 94, 95, 98, 85, 100 Maginness, Paula 43, 70, 73, 88, 90, 91, 95, 98, 100 Maley, Cheryl 107, 113 Maley, Gregory 36, 90 Maple, Robert 36 Mason, Brad 43, 97 Matthes, Matt 43, 52 Matthes, Tal 23, 50, 51, 53, 94, 85, 79 Matthews, David 107, 110, 112 Matthews, Mark 114 May, Misty 103, 111, 116, 117 McCall, Debbie 114 McCall, Dennis 31, 67, 79, 88, 99 McCall, Kevin 107, 110, 114 McCall, Tom 23, 50, 51, 59, 66, 67, 89, 96 McCallum, Teresa 107 McCarty, Kathleen 11 McCarty, Terry 23, 50, 51, 53, 59, 62, 63, 79, 85, 87, 94, 101 McCloskey, Mike 103 McDaniel, Andre 107, 110, 114, 115, 116 McDaniel, Debra 43, 64, 70, 73, 90, 95 McDaniel, Eric 43, 52 McDaniel, Jona 31, 46, 47, 60, 61, 78, 86, 95, 98, 100, 148 McDaniel, John 23, 51, 53, 55, 59, 66, 67, 68, 82, 85, 79, 94 McDonald, Gene 107, 114 McDonald, John 3, 50, 117 McDonald, Paul 43, 52, 67, 73, 79, 88, 90, 92 McFall, Mildred 8 McGannon, Theresa 43, 83 McGaw, Neetsey 43, 83 McGee, Kelly 36, 83, 95, 101 McGeoch, Gevine 31, 114 McGinnis, Jamie 31, 84, 78, 95 McGinnis, Gina 23, 46, 58, 83, 95 McGinnis, Paul 43, 52, 66, 67, 79 McGregor, Ann McKenzie, Sheri 23 Meats, Jodi 107, 11, 113, 115, 116 Menard, Janell 31 Mendenhall, Brynne 36 Mendenhall, Kevin 23 Mendenhall, Randy 36, 97 Meredith, Kimberly 31 Meredith, Tina 43 Meyer, George 6, 9, 62, 63, 76 Meyer, Kevin 31, 51, 62, 63, 76, 94, 100, 148 Michel, Lori 31 Michel, Mike 23, 51, 53 Mildfelt, Debbie 23 Mildfelt, Jack 43, 92 Mildfelt, Sheryl Miller, Kelly 43 o Miller, Paula 36, 70, 73, 83 Miller, Stacey 103 Miller, Taunya 31, 70, 73, 83, 89, 91 Mills, Travis 107 Mitchell, Jack 6, 9, 64, 101 Moffett, Mark 31, 51, 79 Montoya, Devine 3, 49, 77, 82, 112 Moon, Phyllis 10 Moore, Doug 6, 9, 67, 110 Morgan, Kent 52, 79 Morrison, Laura 31, 70, 84, 90, 91, 99, 101 Mosher, Andrew 43, 52, 100 Mosher, Christine 107 Mosher, Debbie 31 Mosher, Helen 10 Moss, Jodi Laing 23 Mowry, Craig 43, 64 Mowry, Delores 6, 9 Mowry, John 31, 79, 88, 89, 99, 100 Musil, Greta 107, 113 Musil, Muzette 37, 89, 99 Musgrove, Teresa 103 Nading, Jennifer 24, 68, 84, 86, 90, 91, 92, 95 Nailliex, Larry 37, 91, 97 Nault, Amy 107, 116 Nault, Eric 31, 82 Neel, Alberta 2, 80 Neel, Debra 43, 46, 47, 64, 72, 73, 86, 92, 95 Neill, Steve 6, 9, 88, 89 Nelson, Carol 31, 70, 88, 90, 92, 98, 101 Nelson, Donald 43, 67, 92 Nelson, Karen 24, 46, 58, 78, 83, 85, 92, 94, 95 Nelson, Kim 24, 83, 92, 99 Nelson, Larry 3, 55, 80 Nelson, Randy 37, 76, 100 Nelson, Roger 2 Nelson, Shannon 107, 111, 116 Nelson, Tony 104 Newton, Earick 37 Nordquist, Robert 44, 52 Norlin, Kristin 108, 111, 116 Novak, David 108, 115, 116 Novak, Ronnie 37, 97 Novlan, Jodi 44, 73, 92 Novlan, Vickie 31, 82, 89, 90, 91, 92, 99 Noyes, Stacy 44 Nulton, David 24 Odette, Jane 31, 47, 61, 83, 86, 95, 97, 98, 100 Odette, Tony 37, 97, 108 Oliver, Sandra 31 O'Loughlin, Susan 24, 87, 95, 97, 98 Owen, Rachelle 37, 83, 95, 99 Owen, Wilma 11 Paillet, Eric 44, 97 Paillet, Rick 31, 97 Palmquist, Eric 44, 52, 64, 79 Palmquist, Lisa 47, 61, 78, 94, 95, 100 Palmquist, Steven 104, 110, 112, 115, 116 Palmquist, Tammy 37, 83, 86, 92, 93, 95, 99 Palmquist, Tim 24, 87 Paris, Michelle 104, 111, 113, 115, 116, 117 Parks, Leroy 108, 114, 116 Parsons, Deanna 31 Patton, Tony 37, 51 Payne, Jim 24, 96 Peak, Kristy Peak, Lisa 95 Pearce, Betty 37 Pearson, Darin 108, 110, 112, 115, 116 Pearson, Darlene 7, 9 Peck, Kirk 31, 76 Peil, Lisa 104 Peil, Mark 31 Peltier, Brian 44, 52, 64, 79, 97 Peltier, Donna 31, 93, 95, 99 Peltier, Greg 37, 51 Peltier, Lisa 104, 113, 115, 117 Peltier, Terry 108, 110, 112, 115 Pendergrass, Brian 44, 101 Petersen, Nels 31, 48, 79, 88, 92, 94, 98, 100, 148 Peterson, Bruce 5, 7, 9, 84, 89, 112 Peterson, Charles Petry, Lee 44 Pettygrove, Todd 24, 55, 92 Plunkett, Marty 13, 24, 51, 53, 82, 85, 79, 100 Plunkett, Peggy 32, 70, 72, 73, 88 Pounds, Lyle 7, 9, 48 Powell, Anita 37, 70, 72, 73, 92 Predmore, Brian 24, 51, 67, 85, lndex 143 87, 94, 100, 101 Ramsey, Betty 11 Ramsey, Jacqueline 7, 9 Ramsey, Judith 24, 59, 60, 95, 98 Ramsey, Robbie 110, 112, 115, 116, 117 Rasmussen, Erik 7, 9, 62, 63, 147 Rasmussen, Jan 108, 111, 116 Rasmussen, Todd 32, 62, 63, 76, 94, 100 Read, Christy 37, 99 Read, Robbie 104 Read, Todd 104, 110, 114 Reedy, Joe 108, 110 Reedy, Robert 32, 97, 100 Regnier, Chad 37, 51, 79 Regnier, Mike 104, 110, 114, 115, 116 Reinert, Brandi 37 Reusch, Geof 104, 110, 112, 115, 116 Reuther, Jill 104 Reuther, Joy 104 Reutzol, Mark 24 Reynolds, James 104, 112, 116 Reyser, Verlin 11 Richard, Tom 25, 50, 51, 53, 87, 101 Richard, Tonya 44, 78 Ringer, Dana 44, 97 Ringer, Darin 25, 97 Rohr, Cindy 32, 49, 70, 94 Rohr, Richard 44 Root, Brian 108, 110, 116 Roudybush, James 108, 110 Roudybush, Mike 37, 51, 76 Samuelson, Chris 44, 52, 64, 79, 92, 148 Saunders, Chris 44, 52 Scott, Amy 44 Scott, Tory 32, 66, 67, 76, 88, 91 Segerhammer, Lisa 25, 83, 100 Senner, Tracy 44, 52, 64 Severance, Diane 25, 70, 73, 90, 91, 92, 100 Severson, Eric 32, 51, 89 Seward, Jonathan 25, 88, 92, 101 Sherffius, Nancy 7, 9, 96 Sheridan, Brian 104 Sherwood, Keith 7, 9, 110, 114 Sherwood, Kristi 108, 111, 113, 115, 116 Shipman, Lenn 108, 110, 112, 114, 115 Shipman, Paul 7, 9, 32, 51, 67, 73, 79, 89, 94, 99, 100 Shipman, Ronald 7, 9, 32, 51, 67, 73, 79, 89, 94, 99, 100 Shipman, Ronald 7, 9, 51, 74 Shockley, Kathryn 7, 9, 95 Shrader, Brad 32, 51, 79, 94, 100 Shuler, Carl 108, 110 Shuler, Carla 44 Shuler, John 37, 51, 79 Simpson, Brad 25, 50, 51, 53, 55, 79, 85, 94, 100 Simpson, Brad 25, 50, 51, 53, 55, 144 lndex 79, 85, 94, 100 Simpson, Jacque 44, 47, 64, 78 Sjogren, Tammera 25, 83, 92, 95, 99, 100 Skeels, Dana 25, 46, 54, 55, 56, 59, 60, 78, 85, 87, 94, 101 Slaughter, Jane 104, 111, 113 Smith, Alan 11 Smith, Chancy 104, 110, 114, 116, 117 Smith, Doug 108 Smith, Lisa 108, 111, 113, 115, 116, 117 Smith, Missy 44, 47, 73, 78, 90, 91, 95 Smith, Reece 108, 110 Smith, Tommy 104 Snavely, Lisa 104, 115 Snavely, Michael 44, 52, 79, 97 Sorell, Jake 37, 51, 63, 97 Sorell, Shane 48, 97, 98 Southwick, Dennis 7, 9, 89 Spencer, Troy 32 Springer, Steve 32 Springer 37, 48, 79, 101 Stanford, Lee 104, 110, 112, 115, 116 Stanton, Joan 6 Starr, Angie 25, 96 Starr, Shawn 44, 52, 92 Stegmaier, Earl 25, 96 Stegmaier, Eddy 37, 96 Stensaas, Denae 32, 46, 60, 94, 99, 100, 148 Stensaas, Jodi 108, 111, 113, 115, 116 Stephen, Cindy 7, 9 Sterling, Jason 108 Sterett, Damon 108, 110, 114 Stolzenburg, Matt 108, 116 Stolzenburg, Rhonda 32, 89 Strait, Dee 37, 73, 90, 97 Strait, Dorothy 10 Strait, Heidi 44, 73, 90, 95 Strait, Rexann 32, 70, 73, 97, 98, 99 Strang, Mike 6, 25, 55, 79, 85, 101 Swenson, Jeffrey 108, 110, 114, 115, 116 Swihart, Brad S7, 67 Swihart, Kurds 104, 112, 114, 109 Swihart, Lisa 25, 68, 83, 89 Switzer, Richard 4, 7, 9, 51, 60 Talley, Clark 8, 9 Talley, Kendall 108, 110, 112, 114, 115 Tatum, Marty 44 Tholstrup, Angela 44, 83, 95, 99 Tholstrup, Melinda 38, 83, 88, 89, 93, 95 Tholstrup, Pam 44, 47, 64 Tholstrup, Thomas 26 Thoman, Carl 108 Thoman, Jeff 26, 79, 85, 96 Thoman, Kevin 104, 110, 112, 114 Thoman, Lisa 26, 83, 92, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100 Thomas, Catherine 26, 96 Thomas, Mary Ann 104 Thomas, Mary T 108 Thomas, Tony 45, 99 Thornton, John 32, 51, 62, 63, 79, 92, 94, 98, 100, 101, 148 Thornton, Mary 38, 83, 90, 92, 95 Thull, Virginia 8, 9, 46, 94 Thurston, Jennifer 32, 70, 73, 89, 92, 99, 101 Thurston, Jim 104, 116 Timkar, Sonja 26, 73, 90, 92, 100 Toogood, Michelle 104, 113, 115, 116 Townsdin, Mike 26 Tremblay, Shawn 26, 51, 53 Trost, Sheila 38, 78, 83, 89, 94, 95, 101 Trueblood, Verlyn 8, 9, 95 Tuggle, Ashlea 38, 49, 84, 86, 94, 95 Turnbull, Sheri 104 Turner, Floyd 26, 50, 51, 53, 55, 59, 62, 63, 68, 79, 85, 87, 94, 101 Ukens, Kevin 45, 64, 70, 77, 90, 91, 92 Ukens, Lyndra 32, 70, 73, 83, 89, 90, 92, 93, 99 VanBeck, Emily 26, 96 Vandenberg, Shelly 108 VanKooten, A.G. 3 . Veasey, Sheryl 38 Vignery, Bryan 108, 110, 115, 116 Waite, Cynthia 26, 95, 96 Waite, Melvin 8, 9, 97 Walker, Danny 38 Walker, Glenn 8, 9 Walker, Renee 104, 116 Walker, Rhonda 108, 115, 116 Walker, Robert 32, 51, 79, 99 Walker, Thomas 104, 116, 117 Walton, Angela 38 Watson, Janae 104, 111, 70, 115, 116, 117 Watson, Dr. John 2, 80 Watson, Jonna 32, 47, 83, 95 Waters, Jeff 26, 87, 97 Waters, Jennifer 108, 111, 113, 115, 116 Waters, Jim 38, 67 Watowa, Amy 104 Watts, Andra 35, 38, 49, 60, 61, 82, 83, 94, 95, 101 Weick, Lisa 38 Wentz, Marc 108, 110, 112, 115, 116 Wentz, Michael 8, 9 West, Jeff 32 West, Ronnie 108, 112, 114, 115 Wheeler, Brad 38 Wheeler, Brian 32, 79 Wheeler, Dawn 45, 83, 95 White, Billy 104 White, Kena 38, 83, 95, 97 Index continues on p. 148 Senator Frank Carlson Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday Top: Standing: Judy Doyen, Senator Ross Doyen, Janice Hattan, Mayor Greg Hattan, Gerald Shadwick, Representative Pat Rob- erts, Governor John Carlin, Karen Carlin, State Treasurer Joan Finney, Spencer Finney, Deanna Fuller, Representative Bill Fuller. Seated: Representative Edward Carlson Rolfs, Senator Frank Carl- son, Ingrid Nelson. Bottom: FRANK CARLSON LIBRARY BOARD John Sullivan, Donna Berner, Mary Ann Palmquist, Ingrid Nelson, Lorene Baxa, Elizabeth Malia, Dean Frazier. Thank You, Senator Carlson! A Man Of The People Concordia's Senator Frank Carlson served the public for 40 years. His political service, starting in 1929, included six terms in the U.S. House of Re- presentatives, four years as Governor of Kansas and three terms as U.S. Senator from 1951 to 1968. He and his wife Alice have spent their retirement years here. On January 23 he greeted 500 well- wishers on his ninetieth birthday at the city library named in his honor. Senator Frank Carlson 145 ♦ t Eighth Republican River Bridge In 106 Years Top Left: This seventh bridge served travelers on US81 from July 1, 1935 to Nov. 30, 1982, some 47 years. The picture is courtesy of Bernice Butler. Top Right: The eighth bridge opened to traffic Nov. 30, 1982. This more stream-line design structure cost $3,034,000.00 and took more than a year to con- struct. The map on the right appeared in Clarence Paulsen's column Trivial History of Concordia and Environs published in the Blade-Empire. The changing riv- er course almost fits the well- known Simon and Carfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Waters. WHERE THE BRIDGES WERE ARE (1) The city’s 1913 dun (2) The old (1911) U. S. Highway No. 81 Bridge (3) The (1870) Iron Bridge (4) The present (1981) U. S. Highway No. 81 bridge (5) The (1904) original McCrary Bridge (6) The (1902-3) pile bridge (7) The (1887) East Bridge 146 River Bridges School Improvements This Year Top: Mr. Rasmussen enjoys a light moment with his class. Middle: Renovated Science facilities. Bottom: Locker rooms are remodeled. Again this year Concordia Junior-Senior High made significant improvements. The science rooms enjoyed a major renovation. Athletes could now also enjoy spacious, attractive locker- ooms. Both sets of facilities have a modern clean look. The swimming pool and the basement back hall enjoyed a new facelift. Trucks unloaded needed additional gravel and crushed rock in the parking lot south of the main high school building to give it a solider base. The cafeteria added a fourth lunch menu choice. Many students daily enjoyed this hamburger and French fries choice. The staff continued to help students enter a job market using computer technology. Both junior and senior high computer rooms, having a total of 17 microcomputers, provided students with a dis- tinct advantage. A number of staff members took computer literacy courses in order to be current on trends and developments in the field. All in all, Concordia High again displayed two of its traditional characteristics- PRIDE AND PRO- GRESS. SLANG GLOSSARY Descent- Something really neat or cool Face-To lose face or to be embarrassed Totally- Absolutely, completely a word used as a filer (made famous in the Valley Girl Lament ) Gross- Sickening, really bad Babe- Good looking guy or gal Tough- a cool, mean person For sure- no question about it Ghetto blaster- large portable tape recorder School lmprovements 147 Students Receive Recognition BOYS STATE In Varied Areas STUDENT OF THE MONTH September Deby Hull Darren Davenport October Sheri Brewer Brett Erkenbrack November Barry Hofer Steve Esau December Shelli Douglass Tom Haist January Tammy Carlgren Kevin Meyer February Kevin Johnson Nels Petersen March Karen Luecke Alternates: April Kevin Fall Nick Bombardier May Susan Butler John Thornton GIRLS STATE Tracey Davis Deborah Hayden Amy Jochems Jona McDaniel Denae Stensaas Lyndra Ukens Mfe I NCKL All-Sports Trophy Concordia High won its fifth NCKL All- Sports trophy title this year. Previously CHS on in 68-69, 76-77, 77-78 and tied in 66-67 in the 17 year old competition. Fol- lowing is a list of sports and league fin- ishes: Football - Fourth, Cross Country - Second, Volleyball - Third, Girls Tennis - Fifth, Boys Tennis - Second, Girls Basket- ball - Third, Boys Basketball - First, Golf - First, Girls Track - Second, Boys Track - First, Wrestling - First(tie) Top: Casey Fraser won a Star Farmer nomination. Middle: Chris Samuelson's picture was unintentionally missed in the freshmen section. HURKARU Staff Farewell We have attempted to record the events at Concor- dia High School during the academic year to the best of our ability. We regret any unintentional error or omission. We wish especially to thank: James Bell, Philip Bentz, Tammy Demars, Pfuetze-Bergman Stu- dio, Switzer Studio and our advertisers. - The HURKARU St if' Index continued Whitley, Renee 108 Whitley, Russell 45, 32 Whitney, Deb 32, 48, 60, 61 89, 78, 94 Widen, David 52 Widen, Jeff Widen, Mitchell 79 Widen, Morris 26, 114 Widen, Susie Williams, Dennis 8, 9, 82 Willoughby, Tryo 27, 51, 53, 85, 94, 100, 101 Willoughby, Vicki 45, 64, 70 Wills, Kim 36, 38, 49, 61, 78 95, 101 Wilson, Daniel 38 Wilson, David 8, 9, 111 Wilson, Susan 114 Wilson, Veronica 45, 70, 73, Wineinger, Abbe 27, 95, 98 Wineinger, Beth 45, 47, 64, 92, 95 Winter, Kathy 8 Womack, Rita 32 Woodman, Glen Woolard, Cindy 38 Woolard, Darlene 108 Workman, Cindy 32 Workman, Jim 110 Workman, Kim 38, 70, 73 Wright, Kevin 79 Wright, Stacie 38, 47, 83, 94, 95 Yarnell, Berna 10 Yarnell, Patrick 27, 51, 53, 77 Young, Janet 38 Young, Jimmy 108 Young, Trina 32 Zimmerman, Judy 8, 9, 115 Zimmerman, Kay 104, 116 148 Conclusion
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