Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

OF THE The Panther Tradition Continues! Now There Are New Dreams! We suggest that the traditional Olympic symbol can be adapted at CHS in this manner. The middle interlocking ring represents progressive people flanked by academic achievements, artistic performances, athletic prowess and extra- curricular activities. 1984 HURKARU, Volume 82 Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas 66901 Table of Contents Student Body 2 Staff 34 Activities 44 Organizations 84 Junior High 102 Index 118 Advertising 124 PANTHERS We're The Class Of 1984! Jim Anderson Bobby Andrews Jim Aytes Patricia Barton Scott Baumann Sara Begnoche Jeff Bergeson Brad Berk Lisa Bisnette Rhonda Blochlinger Sherri Blochlinger Diane Bogart 2 Seniors The One Hundredth Second Graduation Nick Bombardier Fred Boutz Jody Bramwell JoDee Budreau Brenda Burchfiel Ty Carlson Jim Cash Tim Caylor Dawnel Christenson Sandra Cibolski Pamela Cyphers Stephanie Cyphers Seniors 3 janice Daley Darren Davenport Douglas Davidson Gina Davis Tracey Davis Bill Dorman Deborah Dutton Deeanna Dutton Darwin Dykes Denise Dykes Joseph Eaton Lynn Elefther We Spent 13,500 Hours In Class! 4 Seniors You Ought To See Us Now Brett Erkenbrack Steve Esau Jaime Fall Gary Florea Trisha Fraser Marilyn Gerard Diane Gieber Julie Goddard Henrik Gothlin Mary Gradig Chris Grennan Thomas Haist Seniors We Started Kindergarten In 1971 Earl Hale George Hale Deborah Hayden Marc Heald Mike Henthorn Daniel Hinman Cindy Hitchcock Scott Hofer Jill Houser Chris Hubert Mark Hubert Amy Jochems 6 Seniors Looking Forward To The Future Brenda Johnson Robin Jones Karin Koester Connie Kuchera Patty Ketterer Mark Landry Brent Lanoue Tammy LeDuc Sandra Locffler Todd Losh Troy Losh Michael Lowers Seniors 7 Awesome - A Favorite Slang Word Jim Lynn Dennis McCall Jona McDaniel Jamie McGinnis Ann McGregor Janell Menard Kim Meredith Kevin Meyer Lori Michael Taunya Miller Mark Moffett Laura Morrison 8 Seniors Moments To Remember Debbie Mosher John Mowry Eric Nault Carol Nelson Vickie Novlan Jane Odette Yuki Ohhashi Sandra Oliver Rick Paillet Deann Parsons Kirk Peck Mark Peil sr.'iio's '• Graduation: A Sign Of Success Donna Peltier Nels Petersen Peggy Plunkett Todd Rasmussen Robert Reedy Cindy Rohr Gustaf Sahlman Tory Scott Eric Severson Paul Shipman Brad Shrader Steve Springer iors Many Athletic And Academic Achievements Ike Jen tor C att C Con cordia liak Jck ool Cc announces its it Exercises ommencemenf Sun Jay eceniny. tteen tie th Nineteen hunJreJ eiy ity-feur secen o clccL Tfiyl Jch oo I JtaJi um Denae Stensaas Rhonda Stolzenburg Rexann Strait John Thornton Jennifer Thurston Invitation for the BIG EVENT Lyndra Ukens Robert Walker Jonna Watson Seniors 11 Going Our Separate Ways Brian Wheeler Deb Whitney Mitchell Widen Rita Womack All-State Denae Stensaas goes up for two points. Cynthia Workman OEA float below GEORGE ORWELL'S YEAR It seems unforgiveable to publish an academic yearbook this year without mentioning George Orwell's 1984. The Doublespeak slo- gans of Big Brother Who Is Always Watching are well known. WAR IS PEACE. FREEDOM IS SLAVERY. IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH. All of this is interesting when placed next to Wendy's now famous commercial asking, Where's the beef? This simple question is perhaps the American public's reaction to media hype and exag- gerated advertising. CLASS of ‘84 12 Seniors Moments To Remember Laura Appleby Maria Bachamp Pat Balthazor Curtis Barton Dawn Baumann Ed Bellows Lynn Bennett Rhonda Blazek Crystal Blochlinger Kenton Bogart Brenda Boling Cher Boling Chuck Knapp goes for two. Pennie Boyer Stephen Brummer Sheila Brummett David Burch Marlin Burt Colleen Butler Paul Caron Jeff Cassel Annette Charbonneau Joe Collins Kelley Collins Dean Copple 14 Juniors We Won The Spirit Stick And Bell Rhonda Crum Maria Cyphers Robert Davis Richard Detrixhe David Dreiling Ken Goff Frank Crosse Fred Hake Dan Hansen Roger Hardaway Jana Hinman Ann Hughes Roger Istas Tony Johannsen Ricki Johnson Kenneth Johnston Kenny Johnston Jolene Kinser Chuck Knapp Julie LaBarge Lynette Dyson Jeff Eakins Sharah Eaton Michele Fisher Christine Fraser Ric Fredrickson Scott Gallagher David Garrison Ronnie Gieber Melinda Girard Juniors 15 We Pulled Together To Build A Float Lisa Lagasse Roy Lawrence Willie Lawrence Rhonda LeDuc Mary Loeffler Kathi Longfellow Kelly McGee Greg Maley Paula Miller Muzette Musil Larry Naillieux Randy Nelson Ronnie Novak Tony Odette Rachelle Owen Lisa Palmquist Tammy Palmquist Tony Patton Betty Pearce Greg Peltier Anita Powell Christy Read Chad Regnier Brandi Reinert 16 Juniors inally Reaching The Top Mike Roudybush john Shuler Jake Sorell Shane Sorell Tim Springer Eddy Siegmaier Dee Strait Brad Swihart Melinda Tholstrup Mary Thornton Sheila Trost Ashlea Tuggle Sheryl Veasey Dan Walker Angela Walton Jim Waters Andra Watts Lisa Weick Brad Wheeler Kena White Kim Wills Daniel Wilson Kim Workman Kevin Wright Stacie Wright Janet Young r. a Juniors 17 School Life The school experience is the urge to learn thoughts and ideas a must for future life the basic thinking skills studying habits learning discipline developing the full person books, concepts, strategies enjoying the arts and humanities using the scientific method keeping up with technology learning from the past respecting other persons and cultures being a well-rounded person experiencing life more fully having a sound mind in a sound body 18 School Life jrm Ji time and place for learning place to develop new skills time to build character opportunity to develop personality place for social affairs time to make many lasting friends place of many memories youthful time to enjoy life time to excel mentally and physically School Life 19 Kenny Allen Jesse Ashland Linda Barnett Darren Barnhart Michele Bates Lisa Bechard Sherrie Belvill Patricia Bennett Philip Bentz Jennifer Bergeson Sharon Blackwell Jeff Blazek Kathy Blochlinger Russell Blochlinger Sandra Blochlinger Jeff Bogart Tim Braun Vicki Briggs Brenda Budreau Kristine Budreau Mark Budreau Wesley Bulleigh Kelli Bumgardner Jay Cailteux Some Day We'll Be Seniors 20 Sophomores Our Big Year Is 1986 Karen Campbell Mishele Campbell Yvette Castonguay April Chavey David Christensen David Combs Evelyn Crogan Paula Cullen Judy Cyphers Shawn Cyphers Doug DeGraff Dencll Deneault David Dick Craig Douglass Toni Dunlap Dawn Eisenman Monica Esslinger Michelle Flewelling Lynctte Fraser Renee Fraser Scott Gales Julie Gallagher Eric Garlow Stacey Goddard Sophomores 21 David Grennan Rodney Haisl Linda Hale Ann Halfhide Brock Hartshorn Kathleen Hayden Jami Hebert Alice Hill Rodney Hoffer Rodney Hull Tammy Istas Robert Jager john Jaster Rhonda Johnson Michael joslyn Edward Joyner Denise Kearn Mary Kieffer Darren Barnhart on tuba Roger Koester Mary Kosik Jack Krager James Krager Shawn LaBonte Larry Lanoue 22 Sophomores Looking Forward To Two More Years Sherry Larkins Todd LeDuc Mark Lesperance Neetsey Magaw Paula Maginness Brad Mason Mat! Matthes Debra McDaniel Eric McDaniel Paul McDonald Theresa McGannon Paul McGinnis Mr. Wilson helps with math. Tina Meredith jack Mildfelt Kelly Miller Kent Morgan Andrew Mosher Craig Mowry Debra Neel Donald Nelson Robbie Nordquist Jodi Novlan Stacy Noyes Eric Paillet Sophomores 23 Eric Palmquist Leonard Parks Brian Peltier Brian Pendergrass Lee Petry Renca Pfizcnmaier Tonya Richard Dana Ringer Richard Rohr Karen Ross Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Amy Scott Carla Shuler Jacque Simpson Missy Smith Mike Snavely Shawn Starr Heidi Strait Marty Tatum Angela Tholstrup Pamela Tholstrup Kevin Ukens Dawn Wheeler We're Ordering Class Rings 24 Sophomores Watch Out, World! Here We Come! Russell Whitley Jeff Widen Vicki Willoughby Veronica Wilson Beth Wineinger We're Finally In High School Dana Anderson Rhonda Appleby Karen Atherton Randy Beaumont Christine Berk ]ohn Blackwell Colleen Blochlinger Annette Bogart Clinton Boling Ty Brown William Brown Theresa Brummett Freshmen float Jennifer Buss Debra Campbell Kane Carlson Mark Castonguay Corey Champlin Kim Chandler Amanda Claridge Kurt Clemons Rodney Collette Kevin Collins Michael Collins Terry Collins 26 Freshmen On The Way Up Tonya Collins Scot! Coppoc Darla Cory Mcchelle Cole Kristen Culley Sean Cummings Chris Cyphers Deanna Davidson Michelle Dobberstein Shannon Doyle Regan Erickson Kinda Erkenbrack Mike Fakler Tammy Forshee Debbie Freeby Jeff Freed Amy Garrison Andrea Graves Michael Haden Rita Haist Troy Hanson Tamera Harris Kent Hayes Krista Holton Freshmen 2 Dani Huber Brian Huff Bobbie Istas Shane Jones Becky Joyner Robert Kearn Brian Ketterer Dennis Kieffer Danny Kindel Janell Kinser Curtis Knapp Michelle Krahe Jeff Kymer Lance Lagasse Darren LeDuc Stephanie LeDuc Lori Lewellyn Misti May Stacy Miller Teresa Musgrove Tony Nelson Steven Palmquist Michelle Paris Lisa Peil Taking On More Responsibilities 28 Freshmen We're The Class Of 1987! Lisa Peltier Robbie Ramsey Todd Read Mike Regnier Geof Reuse h James Reynolds Brian Sheridan Tammy Shifflett janel Slaughter Chancy Smith Lisa Snavely Lee Stanford Sports Club on parade Kurtis Swihart Kevin Thoman Mary Ann Thomas Michelle Toogood Renee Walker Thomas Walker Amy Watowa Janae Watson Billy White Jill Widen Kay Zimmerman Freshmen 29 Panther Patch Pics 30 Panther Patch mmmmm This school's for you. Care bears, Boy George, punk rock, fried , awesome , stabbed , the Olympics and a host of other things added variety and color for Concordia High students, the ancient Roman poet once observed, Times change and we change with them. The adage still applies. School is a composite of many people, events and things. In an analogous way it is much like a patchwork quilt design or the many angle choices available to a photographer who wishes to capture the personality or essence. In any event, as the French say, ''Viva la difference! Panther Patch 31 T HE YEAR CHS students wore a variety of clothing; jeans were obviously very popular. Shirt designs fea- tured Ocean Pacific, concert, casual sports, Izod and pin stripes. Sweaters, especially Argyle, were popular. Common footwear included Nike tennis shoes and cowboy boots. Many students wore letter jackets or red nylon or silk CHS sports ones. Students spent their recreation time riding around , playing video games, going to movies, and just messing around . Students listened to many different types of music. Many also held part-time jobs. Especially popular were the homely Cabbage Patch Kids, grumpy Garfield, friendly Smurfs, and brazen Mr. T. Class mugs were particularly in de- mand during the magazine sales. The school lunch menu on Oct. 11, reflecting computer culture, included power source burger, printout potatoes, vegetable chips, apple bytes and basic milk. Mr. Richard Kraft helps Yuki Ohhashi of japan with computer programming. 32 Trends The year included many extremes. The hot summer drought had 20 days reaching the century mark. There also was the 161 consecutive hours of sub-zero tempera- tures in the coldest December ever. Po- litically, many surprises occurred: the So- viet shooting down of KAL 007 flight, the Beirut turmoil, the Grenada invasion and the deployment of Pershing II missies in Europe. There also was the bittersweet Nobel Peace Prize recognition of Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa. NASA celebrated its 25th anniversary with such Space Shuttle firsts like Dr. Sally Ride, the first woman astronaut, and Guion Bluford, the first black one. A NA- TION AT RISK called for educational re- form. Olympiad XXIII focused interna- tional attention on Sarajevo and Los An- geles. The Baltimore Orioles won the baseball World Series. The football Los Angeles Raiders won Superbowl XVIII. Locally, Concordia celebrated the renova- tion of downtown streets and sidewalks with a Fall Fest on Sept. 24. First Bank and Trust marked 100 years of business in the community Oct. 30. Mr. Mike Aytes be- came the new CHS vice principal. Four new computer terminals were installed to update that program. The Sisters of St. Joseph celebrated a century in Concordia Oct. 15. Education: A Partnership With The Community USD 333 Board of Education Seated: Mr. Mike Johnston, Mr. Kenneth Esau, Mrs. Kathryn Carter, Mrs. LaVeda Hobbie, Dr. Jams Douglass, Mr. Richard Radcliffe. Standing: Dr. John Watson, Miss Martha Fyfe, Mrs. Alberta Neel, Mr. Paul Koehn. In USD 333 84 families send their children to school K-12. On Sept. 15 the official enrollment at Concordia High was 454 with 97 freshmen, 12 sophomores, 108 juniors and 123 seniors. Ninety-six course choices were available. Dr. John Watson Superintedent Mr. Paul Koehn Asst. Superintendent USD 333 34 Board Of Education, Administration Administrative And Guidance Staff Mr. Larry M. Nelson Principal Mr. J. Michael Aytes Vice-principal Mr. John McDonald JH Administrator Mr. A. G. VanKooten HS Guidance Mr. Melvin Davenport HS Guidance Mr. Devine Montoya JH Guidance Staff 35 Preparing Students For The Future Todd Losh reigns on the senior float 36 Staff Mrs. Carmen Davis Mr. Jay Detter Commitment To Educational Excellence Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Mr. Larry Hartshorn Mr. Charles Herman Staff 37 An Open Book Now Mr. jack Mitchell 38 Staff Mr. Wayne Mohr Mr. Doug Moore Mrs. Delores Mowry Can Open Doors Later Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. Erik Rasmussen Miss Nancy Sherffius Mr. Keith fherwood Seasonal Symbol Mr. Dennis Southwick Mrs. Cindy Stephen Staff 39 Offering Education In Many Fields Mr. Mel Waite Mr. Glenn Walker Mr. Mike Wentz Mr. Dennis Williams Ronnie Gieber relaxes. 40 Staff Mrs. Charlene Machen Mrs. Mildred McFall Teaching Tomorrow's Leaders Today Mrs. Jolene Cote Mrs. Virginia Faulkner Mrs. Diana Frohardt Mrs. Jo an Stanton Mrs. Barbara Wentz Mrs. Kathy Winter CHS Eleventh Street view 1983-83 Concordia Junior- Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Miss Barbara Boyd Mrs. Nancy Champlin Mr. Gary Channel Mrs. Reatha Christensen Mr. John Culley Mrs. Carmen Davis Mr. Jay Detter Mrs. Sandra Detter Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Mr. Loren Edmonds Mr. Robert Ensign Mr. Richard Everett Mr. Phil Fischer Mr. Les Freeman Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Mr. Larry Hartshorn Mr. Charles Herman Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Mrs. Eva Hotaling Mr. Lawrence Huddleston Mr. Richard Kraft Mrs. Judith Lacey Mr. Richard Lowrey Mr. Keith Long Mr. George Meyer Mr. Jack Mitchell Mr. Wayne Mohr Mr. Douglas Moore Mrs. Delores Mowry Mr. Steven Neill Mrs. Darlene Pearson Mr. Bruce Peterson Mr. Lyle Pounds Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. Erik Rasmussen Miss Nancy Sherffius Mr. Keith Sherwood Mr. Ronald Shipman Mrs. Kathryn Shockley Mr. Dennis Southwick Mrs. Cindy Stephen Mr. Richard Switzer Mr. Clark Talley Miss Virginia Thull Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Mr. Melvin Waite Mr. Glenn Walker Mr. Mike Wentz Mr. Dennis Williams Mr. David Wilson Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Senior High Faculty Science Industrial Arts Social Science Language Arts Language Arts Homemaking School Nurse Mathematics Lang. Arts, Social Sc. Learning Resources Foreign Language Science Mathematics Homemaking Media Center Music Science Music Mathematics Social Science Learning Disabilities P.E., Language Arts Physical Education Science Language Arts Language Arts Music Mathematics Gifted Education Mathematics Social Science, Lang. Arts Social Science Industiral Arts Special Education Language Arts For. Lang., Lang. Arts Lang. Arts, Social Sc. Library Art PSA Language Arts Science Business Education P.E., Science Science Business Education Art Career Education Business Education Language Arts Physical Education Business Education Agriculture Social Science Mechanics Carpentry Mathematics Social Science Staff 41 Cooks Feed The Hungry At CHS COOKS Front: Bernadette Lambert, Neva Demanett, Dorothy Strait, Nadine Collins. Back: Phyllis Moon, Berna Yarnell, Mahala Carter, Helen Mosher, Mae Pounds. Custodians Keep The Campus Clean CUSTODIANS Front: Harold Kearn, Emery Breault, Carol Slefffel. Back: Dean Grimm, Glen Woodman, Mary Linn, Alvin Tremblay. Not pictured: Blair Alderson. 42 Bus Drivers Ride The Range BUS DRIVERS Kneeling: Dick Cyphers, Gene McDaniel, George Kearn (head driver). Standing: Verlyn Ryser, Leslie Lewis, Judy Johannsen, Wilma Owen, Phyllis Berk, Kathy Bumgardner, Betty Ramsey, Pat Hattan, Rac hello Horkman with Jennifer Horkman. Board Staff SECRETARIES Front: Martha Eyfe, Pam Campbell. Back: Karen Lagerstrom, Mary Nutton. Directly below: Mrs. Shockley checks the typing quality and answers questions. CHS Cross Country Team Successful Sophomore Roger Koester led the cross country team. His personal best time was 10:01 minutes at State on Nov. 5 at Wamego, finishing seventh and earning All- State honors. Seniors on the team included Tom Haist, Nick Bombardier and Gustaf Sahlman. This team had three individuals placing on the CHS All-Time Honor Roll: Roger Koester -third, Tom Haist - twelfth and Nels Petersen - thirteenth. The girls team consisted of seniors Deb Whitney and Yuki Ohhashi, junior Dawn Baumann and sophomores Tonya Richard and Angie Tholstrup. A highlight for the girls team was winning their first cross country meet. At Sub-State Deb Whitney took ninth; at State she placed twenty-third. Coach Lyle Pounds ex- pressed satisfaction with the team and looks forward to next year. Season Results Boys Wamego 11th Abilene 5th Clay Center 4th Russell 4th Marysville 2nd Concordia 1st NCKL 2nd Regionals 5th Girls Wamego — Abilene 4th Clay Center — Russell — Marysville 3rd Concordia 1st NCKL — Regionals 7th 44 Cross Country GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Cher Boling, Tonya Richard, Yuki Ohhashi, Dawn Baumann, Deb Whitney, Beth Wineinger, Angela Tholstrup, Coach Lyle Pounds BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Cher Boling, Rodney Haist, Larry Naillieux, Nick Bombardier, Tom Haist, Nels Petersen, Roger Koester, Gustaf Sahlman, Coach Lyle Pounds Doubles Team Wins Fourth At State Doubles team Cindy Rohr and Jill Houser did well all year, taking third at NCKL, second at regionals and fourth at state. Andra Watts was also successful with sec- ond in singles at NCKL, third at regionals and participated in state. Athletic letters in this good year were earned by Cindy Rohr, Jill Houser, Andra Watts, Brenda Johnson, Jana Hinman, Ashlea Tuggle, Ma- ria Bachamp, Sheila Brum- mett, Rhonda Johnson, Sherry Larkins and Kim Wills. Coach Devine Montoya evaluated the season this way. The 1983 tennis squad can be deservedly proud of qualifying their number 1 doubles team and number 1 singles for the State Tourna- ment. We have had indivi- duals place third and fourth in the State before, but this was the first year that half of our team qualified. Top: VARSITY From: Andra Watts (15-17), Ashlea Tuggle (7-17) |ana Hinman (7-17). Back Coach Devine Montoya, Cindy Rohr (17-16), Jill Houser (17-16) Vickie Novlan (11-12). Bottom JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Rhonda Johnson, Sherry Larkins, Linda Barnett, Mishele Campbell, Misty May, Lisa Peltier, Janae Watson. Back: Kelli Bumgardner, Vickie Briggs, Maria Bachamp, Shelia Brummett, Kim Wills, Brenda Johnson, Coach Devine Montoya. Girls Tennis 45 State Volleyball Champions! STATE TOURNAMENT TEAM Front: Jacque Simpson, Julie Gallagher, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Kinda Erkenbrack, Melinda Girard. Back: Coach Laureli Kitchener, Diane Gieber, Denae Stensaas, Amy Jochems, April Chavey, Colleen Butler, Robin Jones, Coach Barbara Boyd. The Concordia girls volleyball team capped off a very successful season by winning the 1983 4A State Championship. It was the third title in the thirteen years of state tournament competition. The girls fin- ished the season with an outstanding record of 33-2. Coach Laureli Kitchener attributed the team's suc- cess to intelligent girls, a new successful offense and defense, more matches and a strong desire to con- tinuously improve and win. Earlier in the season the volleyball team won the Belleville Tournament, the Concordia Invitational, the Sabetha Tournament and tied for first in league with Clay Center with a 9-1 record. The Panthers had three girls chosen unanimously to the NCKL All-League team: Denae Stensaas, Colleen Butler, and April Chavey. Melinda Girard and Jacque Simpson won honorable mention. B TEAM Front: Manager Vicki Willoughby, Lisa Palmquist, Lynn Bennett, Manager Renee Fraser. Second: Rita Haist, Kinda Erken- brack, Julie Gallagher, Jacque Simpson. Third: Coach Laureli Kitchener. Back: Kathy Hayden, Mary Kieffer, Brenda Budreau. 46 Volleyball Champs VARSITY RECORD Glaeso - W Minneapolis - W Abilene - W,W Chapman - W,W Salina Central - W Manhattan - L Wamego - W,W BELLEVILLE INVITATIONAL Belleville - W Marysville - W Superior - W CONCORDIA INVITATIONAL Beloit - W Minneapolis - W Clay Center - W Clay Center - W,L SABETHA TOURNAMENT Jefferson West - W Atchinson - W Midway-Denton - W Horton - W Washington - W Valley Heights - W Belleville - W Marysville - W,W SUB STATE Abilene - W Clay Center - W Sacred Heart - W STATE Hiawatha - W Valley Center - W Topeka-Hayden - W Louisburg - W Ellsworth - W All For One One For All VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front: Jonna Watson, Colleen But- ler, April Chavey, Denae Stensaas, Diane Cieber, Rob- in Jones, Amy Jochems, Me- linda Girard, Jane Odette, Second: Vicki Willoughby, Jacque Simpson, Julie Gal- lagher, Brenda Budreau, Kathy Hayden, Mary Kieffer, Kinda Erkenbrack, Rita Haist, Renee Fraser. Back: Coach Laureli Kitchener, Coach Bar- bara Boyd. I Can't Believe That We Did It! Volleyball 47 Football Players Never Say Die The 1983 Panther Football season had its ups and downs. The young Panthers were led by first year Coach Robert Baumann. The season started slowly with CHS losing the first four games. The Panthers then beat Wamego on the fifth week of the season and two weeks later stunned previously state-ranked Abilene 24-7 in the first round of district play. Coach Baumann described the season in this manner. Even though it was a tough year, the kids never gave up. We had a chance to win almost every game and we im- proved each week. We were in a tough district and I think we beat the best team-Abilene. Finishing with a 2-3 league record and 2-7 overall, the Panthers had eight players receive All-League honors. Scott Baumann made the first team on offense and honor- able mention on defense. Chuck Knapp received first team defensive honors. Roger Hardaway, Roger Istas, Ke- vin Meyer, and Robert Davis were honorable mention on offense. Jake Sorell, Chad Regnier, Doug Davidson, and Kevin Meyer were honorable mention picks on defense. Kevin Meyer received the Keith Christensen Award at the annual Football Awards Banquet. Chuck Knapp was named to the third team in the Salina Journal All-Area team. Scott Baumann won an honorable mention. 1983 Panther Football Coach Baumann addresses the students 48 Football VARSITY FOOTBALL Front: Paul Shipman, Mark Hubert, Eric Severson, Robby Walker, Kevin Meyer, Scott Baumann, Doug Davidson, Mitchell Widen, Coach Robbie Baumann. Second: Jacob Sorell, Robert Davis, Roger Hardaway, Chad Regnier, Chuck Knapp, John Thornton, Mark Moffett, Brad Shrader. Third: David Dreiling, Scott Gallagher, Pat Balthazor, Robert Maple, Tim Springer, Jeff Cassel, Tony Johannsen, Roger Istas, Jim Waters. Fourth: Paul Caron, Mike Roudybush, Mike Snavely, Paul McGinnis, David Christensen, Jay Cailteux, Brian Peltier, Andy Mosher, Daniel Wilson. Fifth: Eric McDaniel, Chris Samuelson, Brock Hartshorn, Craig Douglass, David Dick, Tim Braun, Scott Gales, Paul McDonald, Rusty Whitley, Kent Morgan. Back: Manager Brad Wheeler, Coach Ken Meyer, Coach George Meyer, Coach John Culley, Coach Glenn Walker. Freshmen Football Compiles 4-2 Record FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Front: Scott Coppoc, Kane Carlson, Todd Read, Steven Palmquist, Rod Collette, Lee Stanford, Corey Champlin, Kent Hayes. Second: Coach Larry Hartshorn, Chancey Smith, Michael Haden, Darrin LeDuc, Geof Reusch, Curtis Knapp, Dennis Kieffer, Coach Steve Bauer. Back: Robbie Read, Shane Jones, Bill Brown, Kurtis Swihart, Kevin Thoman, John Blackwell, Mike Fakler, Mark Castonguay. Tennis Club Generates Enthusiasm TENNIS CLUB Front: Brenda Johnson, Jill Houser, Vickie Novlan, Cin y Rohr, Mr. Devine Montoya. Second: Kelli Bumgardner, Jay Cailteux, Lisa Peltier, Andra Watts, Ashlea Tuggle, Jana Hinman, VicU Briggs, Linda Barnett. Back: Eric Palmquist, Troy Losh, Janae Watson, Regan Erickson, Kim Wills, Maria Bachamp, Mishele Camf bell, Sheila Brummett, Chris Grennan. 50 Freshman Football, Tennis Club C TEAM VOLLEYBALL Front: Manager Vicki Willoughby, Michelle Paris, Janel Slaughter, Pam Tholstrup, Darla Cory, Denise Kearn, Manager Renee Fraser. Back: Coach Boyd, Renea Pfizenmaier, Tammy Forshee, Rita Haist, Dana Anderson, Kim Chandler. CHS SLANG GLOSSARY stabbed- insulted, cut down, made fun of jerk - someone who doesn't know better, not too smart socially al-ri-i-i-ght! - unqualified agreement sick-k-k! - horrible, beyond description far out! - spacey, spooky really? - You've got to be kidding! gross - really bad decent - alright, ok hacker -one who illegally breaks into a computer memory bank user friendly - a computer easily operated even by the most incompetent Attorney Governor Robert Stephan spoke to CHS stu- dents Jan. 6 on SADD (Students Against Drinking Dri- vers). Below: Fall Fest ribbon cutting for new downtown sidewalks on September 24. 52 Homecoming A Special Day For Alma Mater Top Right: CROWN BEARERS Doug Neill, Brooke Saulnier, Jenny Herman, Heather Emmel, Kevin Christensen. Center Left: HOMECOMING AFTER- NOON ASSEMBLY Front: JoDee Budreau, Lynn Elefther, Deborah Hayden, Jamie McGinnis, Laura Morrison. Back: Kevin Meyer, Eric Severson, Doug Davidson, Scott Baumann, Robert Walker. Bottom Left: HOMECOMING EVENING CEREMONY Brett Erkenbrack, Lynn Elefther, Tom Haist, Jamie McGinnis, Todd Rasmussen, Laura Morrison, Scott Hofer, Deborah Hayden, Nels Petersen, JoDee Budreau. Homecoming 53 Panthers On The Prowl The Homecoming theme Panthers on the Prowl accurately described the Spirit Week activities culminating Friday, Sept. 30. The juniors won the spirit Stick in the forty-sixth annual event with their involvement on Backward Day, Dress Up Day and Red Day. The afternoon assembly, a departure from the traditional coronation ceremony, had students and teachers participating in indoor games in the gym. The juniors also won the float competition in the parade downtown at 3 p.m. The Panther football team fought bravely before falling 13-7 to the Superior Wildcats. The highlight was the evening crowning of Queen Laura Morrison. A dance concluded the evening as the Knight of the Turntable spun records. Jody Bramwell described Homecoming this way. It's the best time of the year. Everyone is in a good mood and each class is drawn closer together. 54 Seniors Competing In Fall Sports Scott Baumann Nick Bombardier Doug Davidson Diane Gieber Tom Haist Jill Houser Mark Hubert Amy Jochems Brenda Johnson Robin Jones Kevin Meyer Mark Moffett Vickie Novlan Jane Odette Yuki Ohhashi Cindy Rohr Gustaf Sahlman Eric Severson Paul Shipman Brad Shrader Denae Stensaas John Thornton Robert Walker Deb Whitney Mitchell Widen 56 Fall Sports-Seniors Seniors In Winter Sports Doug Davidson Mark Hubert Paul Shipman Denae Stensaas Deb Whitney Seniors Winter Sports 57 Wrestlers Develop Skills For Next Year VARSITY WRESTLING Front: Paul McGinnis (14-7), Shane (ones (11-10), Mike Joslyn (8-7), Mark Budreau (5-16), Marlin Burt (5-16), Doug Davidson (7-15). Back: Coach Doug Moore, Pat Balthazor (14-13), Paul Shipman (10-13), Brock Hartshorn (10-15), Mark Hubert (3-11), Darren Barnhart (4-18). Coach Jeff Gimar. The wrestling varsity had an over-all 5-6 dual record. In NCKL the Panthers were third with 3-2. In five tourneys the squad had these results: Clay Center - ninth, Oberlin - sixth, Newton - fifteenth, Beloit - thirteenth and Sub-State - thirteenth. In describing the season Coach Moore stat- ed, It was a year of learning and gaining experience for a team consisting of first-year varsity people. Hopefully this year's exper- ience will pay off in the future. Paul McGinnis, who suffered a broken arm immediately before Sub-State, led the team with a 14-7 record and a first at Oberlin. Shane Jones, Mike Joslyn and Pat Balthazor also had winning records. CHS OPP 25 Ellsworth 35 13 S.E. Saline 45 27 Superior 33 21 Marysville 42 46 Salina South 14 0 Beloit 63 45 Belleville 22 49 Wamego 12 41 Abilene 16 39 Chapman 24 12 Clay Center 47 WRESTLING SQUAD Front: Paul McGinnis, Shane Jones, Mike Joslyn, Mark Budreau, Marlin Burt, Doug Davidson, Pat Balthazor, Paul Shipman, Brock Hartshorn, Mark Hubert, Darren Barnhart. Second: Mark Castonguay, Kevin Thoman, Donald Nelson, Kurtis Swihart, Rob Nordquist, Brad Swihart, Paul McDonald, David Garrison. Back: Coach Jeff Gimar, manager Dennis McCall, Russ Whitley, Andy Mosher, Scott Gales, Roger Istas, Jim Waters, Tim Springer, Coach Doug Moore. Individual CHS wrestlers below include Mark Hubert, Marlin Burt and Shane Jones in addition to the sideline group. NCKL Champs Take Second At State GIRLS VARSITY Front: mgr. Vicki Willoughby, Julie Gallagher, Brenda Budreau, Kathy Hayden, Renee Fraser, mgr. Monica Esslinger. Second: mgr. Jona McDaniel, April Chavey, Jacque Simpson, Melinda Girard, Colleen Butler, Andra Watts, mgr. Janice Daley. Back: Coach Dick Switzer, Sara Begnoche, Amy Jochems, Jody Bramwell, Denae Stensaas, Deb Whitney, Coach Jay Detter. 24 Game Winning Streak The Concordia Girls Basketball team finished the season with an overall 24-2 record, winning 24 straight games. On the way to this streak, the girls won the Minneapolis Tournament, Sub-State Tournament, placed second at State and were undefeated NCKL Champs with a league record of 10-0. Coach Dick Switzer summed up the season by saying, It was a great season. I was proud of the girls because they proved they were champions both on the court and by their actions off the court. Several girls received post-season honors. Jody Bramwell and Denae Stensaas were selected to the All-NCKL team. Honorable mention honors went to Andra Watts and April Chavey. Denae Stensaas was selected to the Salina Journal All-Area team for the second year in a row. She was also selected to the Wichita Eagle-Beacon and Tope- ka Capital All-State teams. These honors capped off a very successful season for the girls. VARSITY SEASON (24-2) CHS OPP 44 Clay Center 47 47 Minneapolis 23 51 Beloit 40 60 Marysville 43 47 Abilene 29 67 Wamego 40 47 Clay Center 38 68 Chapman 39 44 Marysville 42 69 Superior 66 54 Beloit 40 63 Lincoln 29 64 Beloit 41 54 Clay Center 43 51 Abilene 50 63 Chapman 52 69 Phillipsburg 55 50 65 Clay Center Belleville 40 35 45 Wamego 43 67 Chapman 46 38 Clay Center 30 51 Sacred Heart 48 73 Hayden 48 54 Basehor 39 63 Andale 67 60 Girls Basketball Future Looks Bright! J.V. Goes 14-0! B TEAM BASKETBALL Front: jacque Simpson, Melinda Girard, Colleen Butler, Lynn Bennett, Coach Jay Detter. Second: Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Pam Tholstrup, Sandy Blochlinger, Denise Kearn. Third: April Chavey, Julie Gallagher, Renea Pfizenmaier, Debbie McDaniel, Renee Fraser. Panthers Roll To 23 Straight Wins VARSITY From: Mgr. John Thornton, Kevin Meyer, Scott Hofer, Brett Erkenbrack, Ronnie Gieber, Jake Sorell, Mgr. Kent Morgan. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, Tom Haist, Todd Rasmussen, Chuck Knapp, Darren Davenport, Chris Samuelson, David Christensen, Jay Cailteux, Coach George Meyer. First Trip To State The 1983-84 Panther basketball season was the cli- max of a three year rebuilding process at CHS. Lead by five senior starters, the Panthers finished the sea- son 23-1 with the only loss coming in the first round of the State Tournament at the hands of two-time defending state champs Topeka Hayden. This year's team not only had the best record in school history, but also became the first boys basketball team to reach the State Tournament. Coach Rasmussen commented, This group demon- strated, in my opinion, the greatest degree of team- work, both offensively and defensively, that I have ever been a part of with no weak links. Each person knew his job and did it to the best of his ability. This team's quest for excellence, both on and off the court, was a joy to behold and is something I am glad I got to be a part of and something I will always remember. This year's team had high expectations coming off an 18-4 season in 1983. The Panthers won the Beloit Invitational in the first week of the season and in January won the prestigious Salina Invitational. CHS was ranked first in 4-A for the last two months of the season en route to a second consecutive NCKL Championship, 23 game winning streak and Sub- State Championship. 62 Boys Basketball VARSITY RECORD (23-1) CHS OPP CHS OPP 64 Clay Center 31 60 Sacred Heart 50 82 Minneapolis 57 77 Beloit 59 78 Beloit 45 44 Abilene 41 74 Marysville 41 76 Chapman 42 65 Superior 53 64 Sacred Heart 51 74 Abilene 58 88 Clay Center 44 67 Wamego 52 62 Belleville 51 74 Clay Center 46 65 Wamego 47 85 Chapman 57 83 Russell 39 38 Marysville 20 87 Abilene 61 61 Russell 45 62 Sacred Heart 50 61 Salina South 43 39 Topeka Hayden 40 HONORS Darren Davenport: All-NCKl, First Team All- State, Second Team All-Area, All Tourn. Team and MVP Salina Invitational. Brett Erkenbrack: All-NCKL, First Team All- Area, Second Team All-State, All Tourn. Team Salina Invitational, Outstanding Senior Award. Kevin Meyer: All-NCKL, All Tourn. Team and Most Inspirational Player Salina Invitational, Honorable Mention All-State, Honorable Men- tion All-Area, Ed Walters Free Throw Award. Todd Rasmussen: All-NCKL Tom Haist: Honorable Mention All-NCKL. B TEAM BASKETBALL Front: mgr. John Thornton, Jay Cailteux, David Christensen, Chris Samuelson, Chuck Knapp, Ronnie Gieber, Jake Sorell, mgr. Kent Morgan. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, Tracy Senner, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Philip Bentz, Rod Haist, Craig Mowry, Roger Koester, Kevin Ukens, Shane Sorell, Coach George Meyer. (Junior Varsity Record 11-3) Freshmen Boys Compile A 3-9 Record Freshmen Boys Basketball Front: Robert Ramsey, Corey Champlin, Chris Etheridge, Geof Gembala, Bill Brown, Kane Carlson, Tom Walker. Back: Curtis Knapp, Geof Reusch, Steven Palmquist, Lee Stanford, Mike Haden, Dennis Kieffer, Scott Coppoc, Coach Larry Hartshorn. Freshmen Girls Basketball Front: Manager Janell Kinser, Darla Cory, Tamera Harris, janell Slaughter, Manager Dana Anderson. Second: Mechelle Cote, Stephanie LeDuc, Michelle Paris, Michelle Dobberstein, Lisa Peltier, Kristin Culley. Back: Theresa Brummett, Kinda Erkenbrack, Michelle Toogood, Rita Haist, Kim Chandler, Tammy Forshee, Coach Jack Mitchell. Freshmen Girls Establish A Record Of 8-4 BB Tournament 65 '84 Basketball Tournament Fever Sub-State tournament frenzy reached its peak March 3 at the finals here at CHS. In spite of a storm outside, the thunderous cheering of a ca- pacity crowd inside inspired the girls to rally from a 12 point deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter and beat Sacred Heart 51-48. Later the boys, tied at half time, exploded in the third quar- ter and also beat Sacred Heart 62-50. The boys' victory gave them their first trip to state in the school's history. State Basketball Tournament Week was hectic, ex- citing, exhilarating, heart-breaking. The Thursday pep assembly established the pace. The girls met Hayden of Topeka at Marymount College and handily won 73-48. Later at the Salina Bicentennial Center the boys also met Hayden. In a hard fought contest, the boys rallied in the closing minutes but came up short one point 40-39. This heart- breaking loss ended the 23 game winning streak. At Friday's semi-finals the girls beat Basehor 54- 39. In the championship game Saturday March 10, the girls met Andale and lost 67-63. The girls fin- ished the season with a 24 game winning streak and only two losses. There's Music In The Air At CHS Cheerleaders Provide Enthusiastic Support CHEERLEADERS Top: Jamie McGinnis, Laura Morrison, Stacie Wright, Jana Hinman, Kelly McGee, Bottom: Ashlea Tuggle, Michelle Bates, Sheila Trost, Jolene Kinser, Yvette Castonguay. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Front: Regan Erickson. Back: De- dra Campbell, Deanna Davidson. Go, Panthers! Cheerleaders 67 Winter Sports Festival Generates Enthusiasm Winter Sports highlighted an eventful, successful sea- son. The Spirit Bell competition won by the class of 1985 featured these Spirit Week activities: Monday (sweats) “Work Up a Victory , Tuesday (hats, wigs) “Top Off a Victory , Wednesday (ties, suspenders) Hang On to a Victory , Thursday (shades, punk attire) Tomor- row Looks Tough , and Friday (red) The Irish See Red . The student body elected Tom Haist WSF King and Sara Begnoche as Queen. The coronation ceremony, an afternoon assembly in the auditorium, accommodat- ed the athletic programs. On Friday night Febr. 10 the wrestlers staged a valiant effort for runner-up position in the NCKL at Clay Cen- ter, but the victory eluded them. At home the girls basketball team defeated Chapman 63-52; the boys won 76-42. To cap the week-long celebration about 100 students danced to music played by a disc jockey of Knights of the Turn Table Saturday night in the old gym. In sum- mary, it was a busy, eventful week of many happy memories. Panthers, Fight! King Tom and Queen Sara Cartoonist and former CHS principal Mr. Don Musick drew at the assembly to motivate students. 68 Winter Sports Festival WINTER SPORTS COURT Front: Jody Bramwell, Amy Jochems, Sara Begnoche, Denae Stensaas, Diane Gieber. Back: Kevin Meyer, Todd Rasmussen, Tom Haist, Doug Davidson, Brett Erkenbrack. Bottom right: Todd Losh, Kevin Ukens and Brad Shrader on Tough Day Concordia High School Drama Department presents Charles Dickens' £ljf Christmas Carol December 1-2, 1983 C.H.S. Auditorium 7:30 pm W CAST AND CREW First: Shawn Hood, Veronica Wilson, judy Hart, Linda Barnett, Jolene Cassel, Jennifer Bergeson, Jaime Fall, Michelle Bates, Chris Rasmussen, Paula Maginness, Doug Smith, Julie Davis, Lynette Dyson, Janae Watson, Tom Walker. Second: Francie Bates, Jenni Barnett, Traci Charbonneau, Jennifer Waters, Jennifer Thurston, Diane Bogart, Paul Shipman, Peggy Plunkett, Andrea Graves, Jan Rasmussen, Amy Nault, Stacy Ashland. Back: Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth, Kristi Gales, Tina Meredith, Jodi Stensaas, Debra Neel, Curtis Knapp, Jeff Kymer, David Combs, Janice Daley, Terry Carlgren, Andre McDaniel, Rexann Strait, Paula Cullen, Kenny Johnston, Anita Powell, Chris Grennan, Jodi Meats, Kathy Blochlinger, Kelli Bumgardner, Jessie Ashland, Janell Kinser. 70 Drama God Bless Us Everyone The traditonal story focuses on Scrooge who hates Christmas and all the festivities that go with it. He is only concerned with making money, hoarding as much as he can. His former partner in business died seven years previous on Christmas Eve. At the beginning Marlowe comes back to haunt Scrooge and warns him to change his life. Marlowe's ghost tells him to be generous with his money because money cannot buy a man happi- ness. Scrooge shrugs off his friend's advice. Later he is visited by three spirits: The Ghost of Christ- mas Past, Present and Future. Scrooge eventually sees the error of his ways and realizes the true joy and meaning of Christmas in giving to others. Tiny Tim lives with the appropriate surgery and ex- presses the Christmas wish God bless us every- Two Week Vacation Spring Comic Play Sir, The Duchess has arrived. Two young men, Beryl Evans and Carol Gray, take a vacation at the cottage of a close friend. Problems arise when the friend unintentionally loans the use of the cottage to another set of friends for the same two weeks. Warren Wilson, his personal servant and a close friend, also arrive at the cottage the same day. War- ren, a play critic, has accepted an acting role in a new play and feels he must actually live the part to do a good job in the play. Warren pretends to be blind like his character and assumes Beryl and Carol are servants he has hired for two weeks. This all starts the comic complication. 72 Spring Play CAST First, David Burch, Michael Haden, Second: Geof Reusch, Veronica Wilson, Heidi Strait. Third: Jim Anderson. Fourth: Mrs Rhondalyn Berroth, Anita Powell, Andi Graves. Drama Club Visits Broadway Front: Henrik Gothlin, Paula Maginness, Janell Kinser, Missy Smith, Kathy Blochlinger, Jaime Fall, Diane Bogart, Peggy Plunkett, Paul Shipman, Linda Barnett, Kelli Bumgardner, Dee Strait, Paula Cullen, Gina Davis. Middle: Jeff Kymer, Jennifer Bergeson, Veronica Wilson, Jesse Ashland, Jennifer Buss, Heidi Strait, Andi Graves, Taunya Miller. Back: Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth, Tina Meredith, Kim Workman, Mike Regnier, Vicki Briggs, Chris Grennan, JoDee Budreau, Kenny Johnston, Jim Anderson, Paul McDonald, Thomas Walker, Angela Tholstrup, Carol Nelson, Anita Powell, Regan Erickson, Bobby Andrews. 73 '84 Golf Team Runner-Up At State SQUAD Front: Kane Carlson, Randy Nelson, Jeff Cembala, Chris Saunders, Eric Carlow, Mike Roudybush. Back: Coach George Meyer, Kevin Meyer, Ken Goff, Brock Hartshorn, Kenny Johnston, Henrik Gothlin, Todd Rasmussen, Brett Erkenbrack, Soctt Hofer. Middle picture - varsity; bottom - seniors. The 1984 golf team continued the tradition of excellence built the past decade. CHS won six team championships: Beloit, Chapman, Belleville, Concordia, Clay Center and Regionals. The only blemishes were Abilene and the NCKL at Chapman. For the second consecutive year the Panthers took medalist honors at all meets except State. Kevin Meyer won at Abilene, Belleville, Concordia and Chapman; Brett Erkenbrack at NCKL and Regional. Scott Hofer won at Beloit and Clay Center. The second at State was one shot short of Columbus. Coach Meyer evaluated thus: “The team's sec- ond place finish is the best in CHS history. The guys played well and should be extremely proud of their careers. 74 Golf Three Tennis Players Compete At State SQUAD Front: Gustaf Sahlman (9-13), lay Cailteux (20-4), Kirk Peck (17-5), Troy Losh (15-3). Back: Chris Grennan (12-10), Tim Braun, Kevin Ukens (9-13), Eric Palmquist, Coach Devine Montoya. The tennis team enjoyed a great deal of success this year. Coach Montoya evaluated this way. This year's tennis squad turned in one of the finest performances we have seen in many years. They had the courage to undertake a long season knowing they would be outmanned in most positions. We are especially pleased with this fact. The team placed first six times: Ellsworth, Belleville, Chapman, Concordia, Clay Center and NCKL. At Lindsborg CHS took sixth. At Regional Troy Losh and Kirk Peck took second in doubles. Jay Cailteux was fourth in singles. These three individuals competed at State, losing in the first round of competition. Boys Tennis 75 First At Regional - Sixth At State Front: Ronnie Gieber, Nick Bombardier, Brad Shrader, Mitchell Widen, Doug Davidson, Scott Baumann, Tom Haist, Nels Petersen, Todd Losh, Roger Istas, Rod Collette. Middle: Paul McGinnis, Shane Jones, Bill Brown, Ric Fredrickson, Brent Zachery, John Mowry, Scott Gales, Steven Palmquist, Lee Stanford, Chancy Smith, Scott Coppoc, Corey Champlin, Paul McDonald, Coach Robert Baumann. Back: Coach Tom Brossius, Chris Samuelson, David Christensen, Chuck Knapp, Bob Maple, Joe Collins, Craig Douglass, David Dick, Tim Springer, Rod Haist, Roger Hardaway, Roger Koester, Chad Regnier, Coach Dick Switzer, Coach Glen Walker. Coach Robert Baumann, a very successful track coach for many year, expressed satisfaction with the boys track accomplishments this year. It was a very enjoyable season and one of the stronger track teams at CHS. We won nine consecutive track meets and took sixth at State. That means you're doing something right. The NCKL champs won first at Marysville, Abilene, Concordia, Beloit, Clay Center and Lyons in addition to a regional championship. A large group participated at the State at Wichita State University May 18 and 19. Scott Baumann de- fended his state title in pole vault and improved his record to 15 feet. Chris Samuelson took second in high jump at 6'6 , a new school record. Kevin Wright was fourth in the 110 m hurdles and fifth in the 330 m hurdles. Tom Haist placed fifth in the 800 m run. Mitchell Widen took fourth in javelin. 76 Boys Track Girls Track Captures Ninth At State Front: Mgr. Jona McDaniel, Tonya Richard, JoDee Burdreau, )anel Slaughter, Denise Kearn, Sheila Trost, Dawn Baumann, Debbie Neel, Brenda Budreau, Kathy Hayden, Mgr. Paula Maginness, Mgr. Amy Jochems. Middle: Coach Steve Bauer, Jacque Simpson, Colleen Butler, Anne Hughes, Rita Haist, April Chavey, Missy Smith, Ann Halfhide, Kristin Culley, Michelle Paris, Coach Barbara Boyd, Coach lay Detter. Back: Judy Cyphers, Michelle Toogood, Julie Gallagher, Lisa Palmquist, Tammy Forshee, Kim Chandler, Deb Whitney, Angie Tholstrup, Robin Jones, Denae Stensaas, Kristine Budreau. The girls track squad came on strong as the season progressed. The team placed second at: Mar- ysville, Lyons, Concordia and NCKL at Clay Center. Other meets included Abilene and Be- loit. The girls finished fourth at Regional in Marysville. At State the team placed ninth. April Cha- vey took third in discus and Deb Whitney fourth in the 800 m run. The 4x400 m relay team took sixth. Coach Jay Detter was very compli- mentary in his evaluation. The track season for the girls has been very successful. The last three weeks of the season the girls came very close to having everyone competing at the best of their abilities in every track meet. Girls Track 77 Prom Theme Features Up Where We Belong The 1984 Prom on May 5 featured a four-piece pop band from Iowa called Sapphire. The special theme was Up Where We Be- long . The junior class with Mr. Bruce Peterson as head sponsor and Larry Naillieux as president organized the event and decora- tions. About seventy-five couples enjoyed the gala event. Graduation: A Long Anticipated Event The one hundred second CHS graduation was on a sunny May 20. At the 3 p.m. Baccalaureate Father Theron Hughes of the Epis- copal Church gave the invocation and benediction. The A Cappella choir sang. Rev. Arnold Krob of the Christian Church advised the graduates to have the Scriptural new wineskins and to grow new wood as the poet Longfel- low recommended in order to meet the challenges of new life in adulthood. The commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. at the stadium featured an idyllic Sunday evening. Rev. R. J. Gotschall of the First United Methodist Church presented the invocation and benediction. Prin- cipal Larry Nelson presented the class to Superintendent Dr. John Watson and USD 333 Board of Education. President Alberta Neel awarded graduates their diplo- mas. Dr. Gerald Bailey, KSU Edu- cation professor, admonished graduates to ask the right ques- tions soon enough. He elaborat- ed with practical suggestions and examples. Co-valedictorians were Scott Hofer and Kevin Meyer. Tracey Davis was salutatorian. 80 Graduation Springtime Activities Concordia High School won its seventh NCKL All-Sports trophy this year. All teams had successful programs compiling this record: Cross Country - second Volleyball - first Girls Tennis - third Boys Tennis - second Girls Basketball - first Boys Basketball - first Golf - second Girls Track - second Boys Track - first Wrestling - third 82 Spring Sports Seniors In Spring Sports Scott Baumann Nick Bombardier JoDee Budreau Douglas Davidson Brett Erkenbrack Chris Grennan Tom Haist Scott Hofer Robin Jones Todd Losh Troy Losh Kevin Meyer John Mowry Kirk Peck Nels Petersen Todd Rasmussen Gustaf Sahlman Brad Shrader Denae Stensaas Robert Walker Mitchell Widen Deb Whitney 84 Seniors In Spring Sports Pom Pon Squad Entertains Halftime Crowd POM PON SQUAD Front: Christine Fraser, Melinda Tholstrup, Anne Hughes, Rhonda Crum, Lyndra Ukens. Back: Peggy Plunkett, Lynn Elefther, Sheila Brummett, Mary Loeffler, Brenda Johnson. Twirler Dee Dutton Drum Majorette Deborah Hayden Twirler Sherrie Belvill 85 CHS StuCo Organizes Student Activities Front: Nels Petersen, Mark Hubert, Mrs. Eileen Hart. Second: Deborah Hayden, Misti May, Lynn Elefther, Tamera Harris, Debbie Neel. Third: Roger Istas, Debbie McDaniel, Larry Naillieux, Tammy Palmquist, Lisa Palmquist, Mark Lesperance, Kane Carlson. Back: Steven Palmquist, Paul Shipman, Tracey Davis, Brenda Budreau, jona McDaniel, John Thornton. In Memory Of Deborah Hull She died in a tragic car accident September 10, 1983. Last year's StuCo president is missed by her many friends. STUCO OFFICERS Front: Deborah Hayden (secretary), Mrs. Eileen Hart (sponsor), Mark Hubert (president). Back: Nels Petersen (vice president), Lynn Elefther (treasurer). 86 StuCo Publications Prepares Hurkaru, Vol. 82 The yearbook staff has attempt- ed to develop the theme of tra- dition of blending it with the technology of today with the vision and the dream of tomor- row. This chronicle of school year 1983-84 at Concordia High School attempts to capture not only the accomplishment, but the spirit as well. The Publications class picture shows Denae Stensaas, Amy Jo- chems, Dennis McCall, Brenda Johnson, Jody Bramwell, Brad Schrader, Brett Erkenbrack, Jona McDaniel, Jill Houser, Ke- vin Meyer, John Thorton, Jane Odette, Cindy Rohr, Mr. Henry Baxa, Not pictured is Scott Hofer. Kansas Governor John Carlin at town meeting on education at CHS audito- rium August 23. Left: FOREIGN STU- DENTS Front: Yuki Ohhashi-)apan, Henrik Gothli-Sweden. Back: Gustaf Sahlman-Sweden. Publications, Guests 87 Front: David Combs, Lynette Dyson, Michelle Flewelling, Mark Lesperance, Judy Cyphers, Monica Esslinger. Middle: Mr. Steven Neill, Michelle Krahe, Deb Whitney, Dennis McCall, Jami Fiebert, Melinda Tholstrup, Brenda Boling. Back: Paul McDonald, John Mowry, John Jaster, Philip Bentz, Rick Liby. Debate Topic Featured Criminal Court Procedures Mr. Don Musick draws Garfield, really a happy Mr. Steven Neill, Paul McDonald, Mark Lesperance, John Jaster, Paula Magin cat. ness, Misti May, Monica Esslinger, Rick Liby. 88 Debate, Forensics Art Club Develops Talents Front: Karen Atherton, Muzette Msil, Crystal Blochlinger, Lyndra Likens, Maria Cyphers, Peggy Plunkett, Rhonda Stolzenburg, Diane Bogart, Tammy LeDuc, Tina Meredith, Evelyn Crogan. Back: Mr. Bruce Peterson, Debbie Freeby, Lynette Fraser, Lisa Snavely, Corey Champlin, Kent Hayes, Carol Nelson, Vickie Novlan, Taunya Miller, Dawn Eisenman, Alice Hill, Tammy Istas, Mr. Dennis Southwick. National Forensics League Recognizes Public Speaking Sitting: Michelle Krahe, Misti May, Paula Maginness. Standing: Monica Esslinger, Mark Lesperance, Mr. Steven Neill, Paul Me Donald, Rick Liby, john jaster. Clubs 89 Band Entertains Audiences BANDS Front: Yuki Ohhashi, Kristin Culley, Lisa Peil, Paul McDonald, Richard Detrixhe, Kenny Johnston, Michael Haden, David Dick, Nels Petersen, Geof Reusch, Ric Frederickson. Second: Regan Erickson, Janae Watson, Kay Zimmerman, Michelle Dobber- stein, Amy Garrison, Michelle Campbell, Mary Thornton, Jolene Kinser, Brenda Johnson. Third: Robbie Ramsey, Tom Walker, Bobby Andrews, Michelle Toogood, Jesse Ashland, Janell Kinser, Shannon Doyle, Dedra Campbell, Steven Palmquist, Debbie Neal, Rhonda Johnson, Connie Kuchera, Kim Chandler, Lee Stanford, Philip Bentz, Carol Nelson. Fourth: Karen Campbell, Kathi Longfellw, Beth Wineinger, Veronica Wilson, Denise Kearn, Sandy Blochlinger, Andrea Graves, Michelle Paris, Jennifer Buss, Laura Morrison, Ken Goff, Chris Grennan, Shawn Starr, Kane Carlson, Kevin Bourne, Chris Samuelson, Scott Coppoc, Marlin Burt, Craig Douglass, Troy Hanson, Brian Ketterer, Scott Gales, Kevin Ukens. Back: Mr. Phil Fischer, Deborah Hayden, Tamera Haris, Laura Appleby, Tonya Richard, Kathy Hayden, Misti May, Lyndra Ukens, Diane Bogart, Peggy Plunkett, Kim Wills, Anita Powell, Vickie Novlan, Jennifer Thurston. Flag Corps Adds Color FLAG CORPS Laura Appleby, Tonya Richard, Lyndra Ukens, Anita Powell, Peggy Plunkett, Jennifer Thurston, Vickie Novlan, Kim Wills, Diane Bogart, Misti May, Kathy Hayden, Tamera Harris. 90 Band, Flag Corps A Cappella Choir Enjoys Performing First: Dedra Campbell, Patricia Bennett, lanell Kinser, Jesse Ashland, Jeff Kymer, Kathy Blochlinger. JoDee Budreau Amy Garrison, James Reynolds, Paula Maginness, Dani Huber, Kathy Longfellow, Linda Hale, Mrs. Larry Huddleston. Second. Rita Womack, Kevin Ukens, Laura Appleby, Rhonda Appleby, Chris Grennan, Michelle Dobberstein, Chancy Smith, Jennifer Bergeson, Sherrie Belv.ll, Mike Recnier, Carol Nelson, Dan Hinman, Lyndra Ukens, Taunya Ukens, Paul McDonald, Paula Miller. Back: Kim Chandler, Jennifer Buss, Kenny Johnston, Lynette Dyson, Regan Erickson, Steven Palmquist, Vickie Novlan, Henrik Gothlin, Laura Morrison, Bob Andrews, Vicki Briggs, Missy Smith, Mike Haden, Maria Bachamp, Renee Walker. CHS Sports Club Loyally Supports Panthers SPORTS CLUB Front: Jamie McGinnis, Ashlea Tuggle, Sheila Trost, Yvette Castonguay, Michele Bates, Kelly McGee, Regan Erickson, Dedra Campbell, Deanna Davidson, Jolene Kinser, Laura Morrison, Stacie Wright, Jana Hinman. Second: Melinda Tholstrup, Anne Hughes, Lynn Elefther, Rachelle Owen, Deb Dutton, Deborah Hayden, Diane Gieber, Jona McDaniel, Jennifer Bergeson, Mary Thornton, Debra McDaniel, Sherrie Belvill, Cher Boling, Michele Fisher. Third: Rhonda Blazek, Sheila Brummett, Julie LaBarge, Maria Bachamp, Sherry Larkins, Kristine Budreau, Tammy Istas, Evelyn Crogan, Annette Bogart, Theresa Brummett, Mechelle Cote, Dana Anderson, Michelle Flewelling, Chris Saunders, Brandi Reinert. Fourth: Angela Tholstrup, Kathy Blochlinger, Julie Gallagher, Mary Kieffer, Vicki Willoughby, Renea Pfizenmaier, Heidi Strait, Theresa McGannon, Jonna Watson, JoDee Budreau, Ken Goff, Bob Andrews. Fifth: Monica Esslinger, Tonya Richard, Jacque Simpson, Deb Whitney, Denise Kearn, Sandy Blochlinger, Rita Haist, Kinda Erkenbrack, Renee Fraser, Corey Champlin, Ty Carlson, Larry Naillieux, Randy Nelson. Sixth: Laura Appleby, Kim Wills, Yuki Ohhashi, Debra Neel, Jami Hebert, Ron Gieber, Rod Haist, David Garrison, Nels Peterson, Roger Koester, Stephen Brummer, Tom Haist, Gustaf Sahlman. Seventh: Lori Lewellyn, Jesse Ashland, Jennifer Buss, Tonja Collins, Andrea Graves, Shannon Doyle, Amy Watowa, Vicki Briggs, Janell Kinser, Michelle Paris, Janel Slaughter, Missy Smith, Kim Chandler, Janae Watson. Eighth: Brenda Boling, Paul Shipman, Karen Campbell, Kathy Hayden, April Chavey, Brenda Budreau, Paula Maginness, Melinda Girard, Lisa Palmquist, Tammy Palmquist, Connie Kuchera, Carol Nelson, Peggy Plunkett, Diane Bogart. Ninth: Lynn Bennett, Amy Hoober, Linda Barnett, Kelli Bumgardner, Dawn Baumann, Robin Jones, Amy Jochems, Andra Watts, Denae Stensaas, Sandra Loeffler, Sherri Blochlinger, Michelle Krahe. Back: Mr. Wayne Mohr, Tina Meredith, Tim Braun, Jay Cailteux, Brian Peltier, Donna Peltier, Dennis McCall, Mrs. Kathy Shockley. Front: Mr. Robert Baumann, Chuck Knapp, Kevin Meyer, Scott Hofer, Roger Hardaway, Tom Haist, Robbie Walker, Nick Bombardier. Second: Brad Shrader, Todd Losh, Brett Erkenbrack, Tim Springer, Craig Douglass, Roger Koester, Brian Peltier, Mark Hubert. Third: David Christensen, Robert Davis, Chad Regnier, Chris Samuelson, Jay Cailteux, Roger Istas, Paul McGinnis, Scott Baumann. Back: Todd Rasmussen, Darren Davenport, Chris Grennan, Ronnie Gieber, Paul Shipman, Mitchell Widen, Mark Moffett, Doug Davidson. C Club And Varsity Recognize Athletic Accomplishments Front: Mary Kieffer, Kathy Hayden, April Chavey, Amy Jochems, Brenda Budreau, Mr. Jay Detter. Middle: Ann Halfide, Jacque Simpson, Denae Stensaas, Andra Watts, Ashlea Tuggle, Anne Hughes. Back: Missy Smith, Brenda Johnson, Sheila Trost, Stacie Wright, Dawn Baumann, Cindy Rohr, Jill Houser. FFA Prepares To Feed The World FFA Front: Bob Reedy, Bob Jager, Frank Grosse, Russ Blochlinger, Brad Berk, Rhonda LeDuc, Brent Lanoue, Darwin Dykes, Doug DeGraff, Troy Hanson, Jeff Blazek, Terry Collins. Second: Shawn LaBonte, Chris Berk, Paul Caron, Mike Snavely, Lee Petry, Tony Johannsen, Larry Naillieux, Roger Koester, Brian Peltier, Lance Lagasse, Jamie Reynolds. Third: Darla Cory, Stacey Miller, Tamera Harris, Michelle Toogood, Dee Dutton, Jim Krager, Rick Paillet, Kent Morgan, Dan Hansen, Mark Budreau, Eric Garlow, Brian Sheridan. Back: Mr. Melvin Waite, Eric Paillet, Brad Mason, Dana Ringer, Richard Detrixhe, Rodney Hoffer, Rod Hull, Roger Hardaway, Ronnie Novak, Tony Odette, Robert Kearn. FHA Promotes Professional Image FHA Front. Colleen Blochlinger, Alice Hill, Rita Womack, Dee Dutton, Ronda Blochlinger, Dee Strait, Deb Dutton, Sharon Blackwell, Denell Deneault. Back: Paula Cullen, Rhonda LeDuc, Theresa Brummett, Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte, Taunya Miller, Jennifer Bergeson, Kathy Blochlinger, Dawn Eisenman. 94 FFA, FHA OEA Is Active In The Business World Tammy LeDuc, Stephanie Cyphers, Sandra Loeffler, Rhonda Stolzenburg, Sherri Blochlinger, Trisha Fraser. DECA Develops Skills In The Job Market Front: Julie Goddard, Fred Boutz,'Steve Springer, Mr. Verlyn Trueblood. Back: Denise Dykes, Brenda Burchfiel, Janell Menard, DeAnn Parsons. Students Develop Bilingual Abilities SPANISH CLUB Front: Mrs. Carman Davis, Kay Zimmerman, Gustaf Sahlman, Tom Walker, Lynn Bennett, Angela Tholstrup. Middle: jennifer Thurston, Tracey Davis, Denae Stensaas, Dennis McCall, Lisa Lagasse. Back: John Mowry, Lee Stanford, Rexann Strait, Janice Daley FRENCH CLUB Jennifer Thurston, Tracey Davis, Christine Read, JoDee Budreau, Shannon Doyle, Renee Walker, Andrea Graves Heidi Strait, Greg Maley, Mrs. Delores Mowry, Veronica Wilson, Vickie Novlan, Robin Jones, Amy Jochems, Tammy Istas, Evelyn’ Crogan, Taunya Miller, Peggy Plunkett, Connie Kuchera, Lynn Elefter, Tammy LeDuc. 96 Spanish, French Clubs Kayettes Provide Services To School Front: Linda Barnett, Toni Dunlap, Neetsey McGaw, Rachelle Owen, Paula Maginness, Carol Nelson, Kim Wills, Lyndra Ukens, Brenda johnson, Maria Bat hamp,Lynn Elefther, Paula Miller.Second: Kelli Bumgardner, Linda Hale, Theresa McGannon, Lynette Fraser, Angela Tholstrup, Tammy Istas, Evelyn Crogan, Dawn Baumann, Laura Appleby. Third: Theresa Brummett, Vicki Briggs, Jesse Ashland, Karen Campbell, Rhonda Johnson, Jamie McGinnis, Diane Gieber, JoDee Budreau, Jennifer Bergeson, Kathy Blochlinger, Denell Deneault, Sharon Blackwell. Back: Sandra Detter, Tawnya Miller, Jonna Watson, Connie Kuchera, Christine Fraser, Julie LaBarge, Sheila Brummett. SAE Develops Educational Skills Front: Larry Naillieux, Todd Losh, Nels Petersen, John Thorton.Second:Paula Maginniss, JoDee Budreau, Deb Whitney, Lynn Bennett, Rexann Strait, Angela Tholstrup, Anita Powell, Cbnnie Kuchera, Dee Strait, Jodi Novlan, Carol Nelson, Marilyn Gerard, Rhonda Crum. Back: Brenda Burchfield, Janell Menard, Denise Dykes, Julie Goddard, Mary Grady, Cindy Workman, Sandy Ciboski, Mr. Melvin Davenport. Radio Staff Poses Mafia Gangland Style RADIO STAFF Victim in Front: Mr. Keith Long. Standing: Dennis McCall, Melinda Tholstrup, Anne Hughes, Janice Daley, Bobby Andrews, Peggy Plunkett, Ty Carlson, Jennifer Thurston, Jaime Fall. Photography Club Develops Camera Skills PHOTO CLUB Front: Pennie Boyer, Brandi Reinert, Michele Fisher, Dawn Baumann, Tonya Richard, Deb Dutton, Jane Odette, Cindy Rohr, Jill Houser, Ricki Johnson, Judy Cyphers, Jami Hebert, Renee Fraser, April Chavey, Vicki Willoughby, Julie Gallagher, Mark Lesperance. Second: Rachelle Owen, Corey Champlin, David Dreilng, David Garrison, Ronnie Gieber, Ann Hughes, Melinda Tholstrup, Andra Watts, Amy Jochems, Dee Dutton, Denae Stensaas, Kena White, Rhonda LeDuc, Rhonda Stolzenburg, Tammy LeDuc, Mike Henthorn, Kevin Thoman. Back: Mr. Jack Mitchell, Scott Gales, Carol Nelson, Darren Barnhart, Chris Saunders, Brad Shrader, Philip Bentz, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Jay Cailteux, David Christensen, Stephen Brummer, Shane Sorell, Tim Springer, Paul Caron, Kenton Bogart, Paul McDonald, Eric Palmquist. 98 Radio, Photography Journalists Print Panther Newspaper JOURNALISM II Front: Jona McDaniel, Peggy Plunkett. Back: Paul Shipman, Brad Shrader, Mr. Clark Talley. Not pictured is Lisa Bisnette. JOURNALISM I Front: Sherri Blochlinger, Sandra Loeffler, Robin Jones, Jamie McGinnis, Yvette Castonguay, Ashlea Tuggle, Anita Powell. Second: Lynette Dyson, Carol Nelson, Janell Menard, Toni Dunlap, Dawn Wheeler, Ann Halfhide, Karen Campbell, Tonya Richard. Third: Jim Cash, Eric Severson, Mark Hubert, Doug Davidson, Mark Moffett, Nick Bombardier, Brock Hartshorn, Todd Losh, Ty Carlson, Jaime Fall, Dennis McCall, Sara Begnoche. Journalism 99 Kolage Provides Entertainment From: Paul McDonald, Paula Miller, Kevin Likens, JoDee Budreau, Carol Nelson, Chris Grennan, Lyndra Ukens, Dan Hinman. Back Michael Haden, Michele Dobberstein, Kenny johnston, Vickie Novlan, Bobby Andrews. New Creation Sings Popular Songs Front: Vickie Novlan, Laura Appleby, Steven Palmquist, Dedra Campbell, Chris Grennan, Amy Garrison, Dan Hinman, Kim Chandler, JoDee Budreau, Chancey Smith, Janell Kinser, Kenny Johnston. Back: Vicki Briggs, Jennifer Bergeson, Michael Haden, Missy Smith! Henrik Gothlin, Maria Bachamp, Paul McDonald, Bobby Andrews, Regan Erickson, Paula Miller, Taunya Miller. (Bobby Andrews was chosen for the All-State Choir.) 100 Kolage, New Creation Science Club Makes Historic Trip To NASA SCIENCE CLUB Front: Lisa Weick, Angie Walton, Sherry Larkins, Kristine Budreau, Debbie Neel, Tonya Richard, JoDee Budreau, Steve Esau, Larry Naillieux, Ken Goff, Todd Rasmussen, Darren Davenport, Nels Peterson, Deb Dutton, Sara Begnoche, Darren Barnhart, Bob Reedy, Andy Mosher, Philip Bentz, John Jaster. Second: Brenda Boling, Tamera Harris, Colleen Butler, Janel Slaughter, Michelle Paris, Denae Stensaas, Andra Watts, Amy Jochems, Deborah Hayden, Ronnie Gieber, Rod Haist, David Dreiling, Randy Nelson, Todd Losh, Paul Shipman, John Thornton, John Mowry. Back: Mr. Jim Barnhart, Tom Walker, Paul McDonald, Lisa Palmquist, Melinda Girard, Paula Maginness, Rachelle Owen, Lynn Elefther, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Muzette Musil, Monica Esslinger, Angie Tholstrup, Mark Lesperance, Marlin Burt, Kenton Bogart, Mike Roudybush, Curtis Barton, Mr. Ron Shipman. Beth Appleby Earl Archer Gregory Aytes Jenny Barnett Francie Bates Tim Bisnette Mike Blochlinger Alan Boling David Canfield Kim Canfield William Capleton Terry Carlgren Michael Caron Jolene Cassel andv ( haibonneau Trac i Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Autumn Christians Heath Clemons Trent Coppoc Jeffery Cyphers Julie Davis Susie DeBaUche Debbie Deneault Sally Dungan Dawn Eaton Tricia Eby James Eisenman Mark Esau Jennifer Floyd Doug Frohardt Kristel Gales Kim Garlow Cindy Gates Tammy Goddard Looking Forward To Being A Panther! 102 Eighth Grade The Class Of 1988 Virginia Grimm Lowell Hanson Nicole Hanson Neal Hartshorn John Hinman Deana Hoffer Amy Hoobcr Shawn Hood Amy Ihrig Jennifer jager Buddy Kearn James Kiel Gary LaBarge Brenda Landry Jay Lanoue Typing Class Brandon Lewis Salena Lovette Cheryl Maley David Mathews Jodi Meats Travis Mills Greta Musil Kevin McCall Teresa McCallum Andre McDaniel Eugene McDonald Amy Nault Shannon Nelson Kristin Norlin David Novak Todd Odette Leroy Parks Darin Pearson Terry Peltier Jan Rasmussen Joe Reedy Eighth Grade 10 Eighth Grade Today High School Tomorrow Linda Ross lames Roudybush Lace Searight Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipman Carl Shuler Carl Smith Doug Smith Lisa Smith Reece Smith jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jeffery Swenson Kendall Talley Carl Thoman Shelly Vandenberg Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters Marc Wentz Ronnie West Renee Whitley Mary Widen Darlene Williams Mr. Channel works through the formula Darlene Woolard Jim Workman Jimmy Young 104 Eighth Grade Junior High Days Are Fun Times Concordia Junior High on September 15 had 110 seventh graders and 102 eighth grades, making a total of 212 stu- dents. The faculty was made up of eleven full-time and eight part-time teachers who taught in both the junior and senior high. Mr. John McDonald was the the junior high administrator. Junior High 105 1989 Is Our Big Year! Lori Adam Jason Adams Scott Alexander Shea Anderson Stacy Ashland Kari Blochlinger Kelly Blochlinger Carson Brackeny Gina Braun Dwayne Bray Corby Brown Deborah Brummett Mark Burchfield Deborah Burns Steven Buss Mrs. Berroth's Class Amy Caron Tammie Chandler Cory Charbonneau Cherie Cibolski Steven Cooper Brad Culley Gina Cyphers Janet DeGraff Karen Detrixhe Teresa Detter Dennis DeWitt Annette Etheridge Wayne Flewelling Catherine Freeborn Vikki Gallagher Chris Gennett Amy Gerard Erik Haden Mike Hake Melissa Harris Judy Hart 106 Seventh Grade New Places, New Faces Diane Hayden Donna Hayden Trisha Heald Brian Hoober Adrian Hopkins Rita Hosie Brandi Huber Paul Huber Kelly Huber Donnie Huff Duke Hutchison Danita Kearn Nicole Kearn Ron Keffeler Bob Ketterman Jonathan Kiel Kathleen Kindel Cindy Kymer Ramona LaBonte Chad Leonard Susan Letourneau Jennifer Liby Mike Loeffler Brent Long William Lowell Barry Maple Jody Mason Kristen McCall Michael McDaniel Alice McGaughey Lisa Mendenhall Mike Meredith Loren Miller Jana Mills Brenda Nault Jennifer Newton Seventh Grade 107 Hope Nitz Shawna Nordquist Jenny Nolhom Christipher Palmquist Sieve Paris Darla Pfizenmaier Kim Ramsey Tricia Regnier Tracy Reusch Denise Ringer Juanita Ross Larry Roth Angela Ruzicka Richard Sedlacek Beci Slavin Carol Sleffel Chris Smith Gary Strait Jay Strait Eric Swihart Mike Tatro Amy Thoman Kathleen Thoman Steven Thomas Erich Timkar Stephanie T oogood John Townsdin Charity Trost Rick Uri Charles Valcoure Jeff Walker Crissy West Monte Widen Jason Williams Trisha Workman Proud To Be A Cougar 108 Seventh Grade Concordia - A Nice Place To Live' Cougars Finish 3-3 This Year JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front: Kendall Talley, Doug Frohardt, Trent Coppoc, John Hinman, Jeff Bray, Jeffrey Swenson, Reece Smith, David Canfield, Kevin McCall, Alan Boling, Mark Esau, Damon Sterrett. Second: Lynn Shipman, James Roudybush, Ron West, Buddy Kearn, Brandon Lewis, Carl Shuler, Andre McDaniel, James Young, Darin Pearson, Joe Reedy, David Matthews. Third: James Eisenman, Mike Hake, Mike McDaniel, Gary LaBarge, Todd Odette, Mike Caron, Steve Buss, Terry Peltier, Bryan Vignery, Neal Hartshorn, Brad Culley, Gregory Aytes. Fourth: Tracy Heald, Eric Swihart, Richard Sedlacek, Adrian Hopkins, Scott Alexander, Duke Hutchinson, Donnie Huff, Gary Strait, Paul Huber, Charlie Valcore, Steven Paris, Billy Lowell, Corby Brown. Fifth: Brent Long, Carson Brackney, John Townsdin, Jay Strait, Cory Charbonneau, Bobby Ketterman, Mike Meredith, Steven Thomas, Monte Widen, Jason Adams, Dennis DeWitt, Loren Miller, Mark Burchfiel. Back: Coach Keith Sherwood, Coach Doug Moore, Coach Bruce Peterson, Coach Jeff Gimar. Junior High Cougars Enjoy Volleyball EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Front: Francie Bates, Jodi Meats, Laurie Christensen, Rhonda Walker, Lisa Smith, Jennifer Waters, Kristi Sherwood. Second: Kim Garlow, Jari Hebert, Autumn Christians, Shelly Vandenberg, Salena Lovette, Jennifer Jager, Traci Charbonneau. Back: Beth Appleby, Susie DeBauche, Jan Rasmussen, Kim Canfield, Deana Hoffer, Erin Christensen, Sandy Charbon- neau, Debbie Deneault, Jodi Stensaas, Coach Tammy Lindeman. (4-6 Record) SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Front: Crissy West, Gina Braun, Rita Hosie, Donna Hayden, Alice McGaughey, Diane Hayden, Kathy Thoman. Second: Danita Kearn, Kathy Kindel, Jennifer Newton, Shawna Nordquist, Brandi Huber, Trisha Heald, Kristen McCall. Back: Coach David Wilson, Terri Detter, Stefanie Toogood, Jody Mason, Tammie Chandler, Amy Caron, Kim Ramsey, Hope Nit . (4- 3 Record) Eighth Graders Gain Experience EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Darin Pearson, Marc Wentz, Mark Esau, Buddy Kearns, Trent Coppoc, Neal Hartshorn, Kendall Talley, Bryan Vignery, lames Roudybush. Back: Coach Darrel Kelley, Gregory Aytes, john Hinman, Ronnie West, Brandon Lewis, Matt Stolzenburg, Jeff Swenson, Reece Smith, Brian Rudd, Terry Peltier, David Matthews, Coach Bruce Peterson. Seventh Graders Look To Future SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Eric Swihart, Steve Buss, Brady Culley, Brent Long, Erik Haden, Coach Devine Montoya. Back: Steve Paris, Chris Smith, John Townsdin, Robert Ketterman, Duke Hutchison, Robert Owens, Jeff Walker. 112 Eighth Graders Sharpen Skills EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Greta Musil, Jennifer Waters, Autumn Christians, Kristi Sherwood, Nicole Hanson, Traci Charbonneau, Saiena Lovette, Trisha Eby. Back: Coach Richard Everett, Susan DeBauche, Shelly Vandenberg, Sandy Charbonneau, Erin Christensen, Deana Hoffer, Jodi Stensaas, Beth Appleby, Cheryl Maley, Jennifer Jager (6-3 Record) SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Crissy West, Kathy Thoman, Rita Hosie, Janet DeGraff, Karen Detrixhe, Kathy Kindel, Terri Detter, Danita Kearn. Middle: Donna Hayden, Jennifer Liby, Gina Braun, Melissa Harris, Stephanie Toogood, Kristen McCall, Shawna Nordquist, Diane Hayden. Back: Beci Slavin, Trisha Heald, Amy Caron, Jennifer Newton, Kim Ramsey, Amy Gerald, Kari Blochlinger, Jody Mason, Coach Judy Hartshorn. 113 Junior High Chorus Enjoys Singing JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Front: Amy Thoman, Kathy Thoman, Lori Adam, Denise Ringer, Bryan Vignery, Erik Haden, Erich Timkar, Steven Buss, Robert Owen, Francie Bates, Rita Hosic, Donna Hayden, Diane Hayden. Second: Mr. Lawrence Huddleston, Shawn Hood, Nicole Hanson, Jennifer Waters, Salena Lovette, Angela Ruzika, Alice McGauhey, Travis Mills, Doug Frohardt, Heath Clemons, Brent Long, Jason Williams, Charlie Valcoure, Gina Braun, Charity Trost, Vikki Gallagher, Debbie Burns, Teri Detter, Carol Sleffel. Third: Shannon Nelson, Jenny Nothom, Kristen McCall, Melissa Harris, Kristi Sherwood, Karen Detrixhe, Rhonda Walker, Ron West, Jeff Swenson, Andre McDaniel, Gary Strait, Jennifer Newton, Jenny Barnett, Catherine Freeborn, Jennifer Liby, Autumn Christians, Tricia Regnier, Cindy Kymer. Back: Jodi Stensaas, Jennifer Jager, Beci Slavin, Tammy Chandler, Susie DeBauche, Erin Christensen, Shelly Vandenberg, Beth Appleby, Sandy Charbonneau, Jolene Cassel, Jodi Meats, Jennifer Floyd, Amy Caron, Judy Hart, Kristi Gales, Jan Rasmussen, Kristin Norlin, Stacy Ashland, Tracy Reusch. StuCo STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Tricia Eby, Jennifer Jager, Kristi Sherwood. Second: Mr. John McDonald, James Roudybush, Kim Ramsey, Traci Charbonneau, Nicole Hanson. Back: Mrs. Judy Hartshorn, Earl Archer, Susie DeBauche, Amy Ihrig, Jodi Stensaas, Jennifer Waters. 114 Band, StuCo JUNIOR HIGH BAND From: Catherine Freeborn, Vicki Gallagher, Stefanie Toogood, Kelly Blochlinger, Francie Bates, Lace Searight, Erin Christensen, Shannon Nelson, Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen. Second: Kristi Sherwood, Susan DeBauche, Jodi Stensaas, Cindy Gates, Lisa Mendenhall, Amy Caron, Charity Trost, Jennifer Newton, Judy Hart, Kristen McCall, Stacy Ashland, Tracy Reusch, Lowell Ffansen, Doug Frohardt, Amy Ihrig, Andre McDaniel. Third: Laurie Christensen, Rhonda Walker, Jodi Meats, Virginia Grimm, Jenny Nothom, Terri Detter, Gina Braun, Melissa Harris, Karen Detrixhe, Autumn Christian, Kristi Gales, Jeff Swenson, John Hinman, Trent Coppoc, Kendall Talley, Terry Carlgren, Duke Hutchinson, Charlie Valcoure, Mike Tatro, Steven Buss, Brent Long, Rita Hosie, Diane Hayden, Donna Hayden, Marc Wentz. Back: Mr. Phil Fischer, Bryan Vignery, Brandon Lewis, David Novak, Gary LaBarge, Rick Uri, Eric Haden, Mark Burchfiel, Chris Palmquist, Chad Leonard, Darla Pfizenmaier. EIGHTH GRADE DRAMA Front: Rhonda Walker, Jan Rasmussen, Doug Smith, Terry Carlgren. Second: Susie DeBauche, Julie Davis, Traci Charbonneau, Carl Thoman. Third: Jari Hebert, Shawn Hood, Jennifer Waters, Kendall Talley. Back: Jodi Stensaas, Amy Nault, Jodi Meats, Theresa McCallum, Jolene Cassel, Francie Bates, Jeff Swenson, Doug Frohardt. Junior High Wrestlers Enjoy Undefeated Season Bobby Butt, Donnie Huff, Damon Sterrett, Kendall Talley, Steve Paris, Eric Swihart, Bill Lowell, Brent Long, Mike McDaniel, james Roudybush, David Matthews, jason Williams, John Townsdin. Middle: Terry Peltier, Cory Charbonneau, Jay Strait, David Canfield, Kevin McCall, Trent Coppoc, Ronnie West, Jim Workman, Jason Adams, Jeff Swenson, Andre McDaniel, Gene Sicard, Mike Hake, Jim Kiel. Back: Coach Doug Moore, Carl Smith, Bill Capleton, Allen Boling, Charles Valcoure, Corby Brown, Eric Nelson, Darin Pearson, Jim Young, Scott Alexander, Tracy Heald, Brad Culley, Coach Keith Sherwood. Front: Tricia Eby, Amy Ihrig, Mark Esau. Back: Jenny Jager, Ronnie West, Earl Archer. Not pictured is the director Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. 116 Wrestling, Dramatics Girls Enjoy Spring Track Activities EIGHTH GRADE Front: Rhonda Walker, Sandy Charbonneau, Jari Hebert, Traci Charbonneau, Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Waters, Jenny Jager, Jenna James. Second: Jolene Cassel, Shelly Vandenburg, Kristi Gales, Deana Hoffer, Erin Christensen, Susie DeBauche, Jodi Stensaas, Nicole Hanson. Back: Coach Judy Zimmerman, Coach Judy Hartshorn. SEVENTH GRADE Front: Ramona LaBonte, Amy Caron, Stefanie Toogood, Charity Trost, Kari Blochlinger, Cindy Kymer, Danita Kearn, Beci Slavin, Shawna Nordquist. Second: Kathy Thoman, Trisha Heald, Kim Ramsey, Jennifer Newton, Terri Detter, Stacy Ruud, Gina Cyphers, Missy Harris. Back: Kristy McCall, Judy Hart, Tammie Chandler, Coach Judy Zimmerman, Kathy Kindel, Coach Judy Hartshorn, Jennifer Liby, Hope Nitz, Karen Detrixhe. 1983-84 Index Concordia Junior-Senior High School Adam, Lori 106, 114 Adams, Jason 106, 110, 116 Alderson, Blair 42 Alexander, Scott 106, 110, 116 Allen, Kenny 20 Anderson, Dana 51, 26, 64, 92 Anderson, James 2, 72, 73 Anderson, Philip Anderson, Shea 106 Andrews, Bobby 2, 73, 90, 91, 92, 98, 100 Appleby, Beth 102, 111, 113, 114 Appleby, Laura 14, 90, 91, 92, 100 Appleby, Rhonda 26, 91 Archer, Earl 102, 114, 116, 123 Ashland, Jesse 20, 70, 73, 90, 91, 92 Ashland, Stacy 70, 106, 114, 115 Atherton, Karen 26, 89 Aytes, Gregory 102, 110, 112 Aytes, Jim 2 Aytes, J. Michael 25, 33, 35 Bachamp, Maria 14, 45, 50, 91, 92, 100 Balthazor, Patrick 14, 49, 58, 59 Barnett, Jenny 70, 102, 114 Barnett, Linda 20, 45, 50, 70, 73, 92 Barnhart, Darren 20, 22, 58, 59, 98, 101 Barnhart, Jim 36, 43, 101 Barton, Curtis 14, 101 Barton, Patricia 2 Bates, Francie 70, 102, 111, 114, 115 Bates, Michele 20, 67, 70, 92 Bauer, Steve 36, 41, 50, 77 Baumann, Dawn 14, 44, 77, 92, 93, 98 Baumann, Robert 36, 41, 48, 49, 93, 76 Baumann, Scott 2, 48, 49, 53, 56, 76, 93, 84 Baxa, Henry 36, 41, 87 Beaumont, Randy 26 Bechard, Lisa 20 Begnoche, Sara 2, 57, 68, 69, 60, 99, 101 Bellows, Edward 14 Belvill, Sherrie 20, 85, 91, 92 Bennett, Lynn 14, 46, 61, 92, 96 Bennett, Patricia 20, 91 Bentz, Philip 20, 63, 88, 90, 98, 101 Bergeson, Jeff 2 Bergeson, Jennifer 20, 70, 73, 91, 92, 93, 100 Berk, Brad 2, 94, 122 Berk, Christine 26, 94 Berk, Phyllis 43 Berroth, Rhondalyn 36, 41, 70, 72, 73, 106 Bisnette, Lisa 2, 99 Bisnette, Timothy 102 Blackwell, Jim 26, 50 Blackwell, Sharon 20, 94 Blazek, Jeffrey 20, 94 Blazek, Rhonda 14, 92 Blochlinger, Colleen 26, 94 Blochlinger, Crystal 14, 89 Blochlinger, Kari 106, 113, 117 Blochlinger, Kathy 20, 70, 73, 91, 92, 94 Blochlinger, Kelly 106, 115 Blochlinger, Mic hael 102 Blochlinger, Rhonda 2, 94 Blochlinger, Russell 20, 94 Blochlinger, Sandra 20, 61, 90, 92 Blochlinger, Sherri 2, 77, 92, 95, 99 Bogart, Annette 26, 92 Bogart, Diane 2, 70, 73, 89, 90, 92 Bogart, Jeffrey 20 Bogart, Kenton 14, 98, 101 Boling, Alan 102, 110, 116 Boling, Brenda 14, 88, 90, 101 Boling, Cher 14, 44, 92 Boling, Clinton 26 Bombardier, Nick 3, 44, 56, 76, 93, 99, 84 Bourne, Kevin 90 Boutz, Fred 3, 95 Boyd, Barbara 36, 41, 46, 47, 51, 77 Boyer, Pennie 14, 98 Brackeny, Carson 106, 110 Bramwell, Jody 3, 54, 57, 60, 69, 87 Braun, Gina 106, 111, 113, 114, 115 Braun, Tim 20, 49, 75, 92 Bray, Dwayne 106 Bray, Jeff 110 Breault, Emery 42 Briggs, Vicki 20, 45, 50, 73, 91, 92, 100 Brown, Corby 106, 110, 116 Brown, Ty 26 Brown, William 26, 50, 64, 76 Brummer, Stephen 14, 92, 98 Brummett, Deborah 106 Brummett, Sheila 14, 45, 50, 85, 92 Brummett, Theresa 26, 64, 92, 94 Budreau, Brenda 20, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 86, 92, 93, 101 Budreau, JoDee 3, 52, 53, 73, 77, 91, 92, 96, 101, 84 Budreau, Kristine 20, 77, 92, 101 Budreau, Mark 20, 58, 59, 94 Bulleigh, Wesley 20 Bumgardner, Kathy 43 Bumgardner, Kelli 20, 45, 50, 70, 73, 92 Burch, David 14, 72 Burchfiel, Brenda 3, 95 Burchfiel, Mark 106, 110, 115 Burns, Deborah 106, 114 Burt, Mailin 58, 59, 14, 90, 101 Buss, Jennifer 26, 73, 90, 91, 92 Buss, Steven 106, 110, 112, 114, 115, 123 Butler, Colleen 14, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 100, 122 Butt, Bobby 116 Cailteux, Jay 49, 50, 20, 62, 63, 75, 92, 93, 98 Campbell, Dedra 26, 67, 90, 91, 92, 100 Campbell, Karen 21, 37, 90, 92, 99 Campbell, Mishele 21, 45, 50, 90 Campbell, Pam 43 Canfield, David 102, 110, 116 Canfield, Kimberly 102, 111 Cappleton, William 102, 116 Carlgren, Terry 70, 102, 115 Carlson, Kane 26, 50, 64, 74, 86, 90 Carlson, Ty 3, 92, 98, 99 Caron, Amy 106, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Caron, Michael 102, 110, 123 Caron, Paul 14, 49, 76, 94, 98 Carter, Kathryn 34 Carter, Mahala 42 Cash, Jim 3, 99 Cassel, Jeff 14, 49 Cassel, Jolene 70, 102, 114, 115, 117 Castonguay, Mark 26, 50, 59 Castonguay, Yvette 21, 67, 92, 99 Caylor, Tim 3 Champlin, Corey 26, 50, 64, 76, 89, 92, 98 Champlin, Nancy 36, 41 Chandler, Kim 26, 51, 64, 77, 90, 91, 92, 100 Chandler, Tammie 106, 111, 114, 117 Channell, Gary 36, 41, 104, 123 Charbonneau, Annette 14 Charbonneau, Cory 106, 110, 116 Charbonneau, Sandy 102, 111, 113, 114, 117 Charbonneau, Traci 70, 102, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Chartier, Leslie Chavey, April 21, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 92, 98 Christehsen, David 21, 49, 62, 63, 76, 93, 98 Christensen, Erin 102, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Christensen, Laurie 102, 111, 115 Christensen, Reatha 36, 41 Christenson, Dawnel 3 Christians, Autumn 102, 111, 113, 114, 115 Cibolski, Cherie 106 Cibolski, Sandra 3 Claridge, Amanda 26 Clemons, Heath 102, 114 Clemons, Kurt 26 Collette, Rodney 26, 50, 76 Collins, Joseph 14, 76 Collins, Kelly 14 Collins, Kevin 26 Collins, Michael 26 Collins, Nadine 42 Collins, Terry 26, 94 Collins, Tonya 27, 92 Combs, David 21, 70, 88 Cooper, Steven 106 Copple, Dean 14 Coppoc, Scott 27, 50, 64, 76, 90 Coppoc, Trent 102, 110, 112, 115, 116, 123 Cory, Darla 27, 51, 64, 94 Cote, Jolene 41 Cote, Mechelle 27, 64, 92 Crogan, Evelyn 21, 89, 92, 96 Crum, Rhonda 15, 85 Cullen, Paula 21, 70, 73, 94 Culley, Brad 106, 110, 112, 116, 123 Culley, John 36, 41, 49 Culley, Kristin 27, 64, 77, 90 Cummings, Sean 27 Cyphers, Chris 27 Cyphers, Dick 43 Cyphers, Gina 106, 117 Cyphers, Jeffrey 102 Cyphers, Judy 21, 77, 88, 98 Cyphers, Maria 15, 89 Cyphers, Pamela 3 Cyphers, Shawn 21 Cyphers, Stephanie 3, 95 Daley, Janice 4, 60, 70, 96, 98 Davenport, Darren 4, 57, 62, 93 Davenport, Melvin 35 Davidson, Deanna 27, 67, 92 Davidson, Douglas 4, 48, 49, 53, 56, 57, 118 lndex 58, 59, 69, 76, 93, 99, 84 Davis, Carmen 36, 41, 96 Davis, Gina 4, 73 Davis, julic 70, 102, 115 Davis, Robert 15, 48, 49, 76, 93 Davis, Tracey 86, 96, 80 DeBauche, Susan 102, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 DeGraff, Douglas 21, 94 DeGraff, Janet 106, 113 Demanett, Neva 42 Deneault, Debbie 102, 111 Deneault, Denell 21, 94 Detrixhe, Karen 106, 113, 114, 115, 117 Detrixhe, Richard 15, 90, 94 Detter, Jay 35, 41, 60, 61, 93, 77 Detter, Sandra 37, 41 Detter, Teresa 106, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 DeWitt, Dennis 106, 110 DeWitt, Richard 42 Dick, David 21, 49, 63, 76, 90, 98 Dobberstein, Michelle 27, 51, 64, 90, 91, 100 Dorman, Bill 4 Douglass, Craig 21, 49, 63, 76, 90, 93, Douglass, Dr. James 34 Doyle, Shannon 27, 90, 92, 96 Dreiling, David 15, 49, 98, 101 Dungan, Sally 102 Dunlap, Toni 21, 99 Dutton, Deborah 4, 92, 94, 98, 101 Dutton, Deeana 4, 85, 94, 98 Dwerlkotte, Patricia 37, 41, 94 Dykes, Darwin 4, 94 Dykes, Denise 4, 94 Dyson, Lynette 15, 70, 88, 91, 99, 122 Eakins, Jeff 15 Eaton, Dawn 102 Eaton, Joseph 4 Eaton, Sharah 15 Eby, Tricia 102, 113, 114, 116 Edmonds, Loren 37, 41 Eisenman, Dawn 21, 89, 94 Eisenman, James 102, 110 Elefther, Lynn 4, 52, 53, 85, 86, 92, 96, 101 Elniff, Ron Ensign, Robert 37, 41 Erickson, Regan 27, 50, 67, 73, 90, 91, 92, 100 Erkenbrack, Brett 5, 53, 57, 62, 69, 74, 87, 93, 84 Erkenbrack, Kinda 27, 46, 47, 64, 92 Esau, Kenneth 34 Esau, Mark 102, 110, 112, 116 Esau, Steven 5, 101 Esslinger, Monica 21, 60, 88, 89, 92, 101 Etheridge, Annette 106 Etheridge, Christopher 64 Everett, Richard 37, 41, 113 Fakler, Mike 27, 50 Fall, Jaime 5, 70, 73, 76, 98, 99, 122 Faulkner, Virginia 41 Fielder, Ron Fischer, Phil 37, 41, 90, 115 Fisher, Michele 15, 92, 98 Flewelling, Michelle 21, 88, 92 Flewelling, Wayne 106 Florea, Gary 5 Floyd, Jennifer 102, 114 Forshee, Tammy 27, 51, 64, 77 Fraser, Christine 15, 85 Fraser, Lynette 21, 89 Fraser, Renee 21, 46, 47, 51, 60, 61, 92, 98 Fraser, Trisha 5, 95 Fredrickson, Ric 15, 76, 90 Freeby, Debbie 27, 89 Freeborn, Catherine 106, 114, 115 Freed, Jeffrey 27 • Freeman, Les 37, 41 Frohardt, Diana 41 Frohardt, Doug 102, 110, 1, 115, 123 Fyfe, Martha 43 Gales, Kristel 70, 102, 114, 115, 117 Gales, Scott 21, 49, 59, 76, 90, 98 Gallagher, Julie 21, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 92, 98 Gallagher, Scott 15, 49, 122 Gallagher, Vikki 106, 114, 115 Garlow, Eric 21, 94 Garlow, Kim 102, 111 Garner, Sheri 77 Garrison, Amy 27, 90, 91, 100 Garrison, David 15, 59, 92, 98 Gates, Cynthia 102, 115 Gembala, Geoffrey 64, 74 Gennctt, Chris 106 Gerard, Amy 106, 113 Gerard, Marilyn 5 Gieber, Diane 5, 46, 47, 56, 69, 92 Gieber, Ronald 15, 40, 62, 63, 76, 92, 93, 98, 101, 122 Gimar, Jeff 58, 59, 110 Girard, Kevin Girard, Melinda 15, 46, 47, 60, 61, 92, 101, 122 Goddard, Julie 5, 95 Goddard, Stacey 21 Goddard, Tammy 102 Goff, Kenneth 15, 74, 90, 92, 101, 122 Gothlin, Flenrik 5, 73, 74, 87, 91, 100 Gradig, Mary 5 Graves, Andrea 27, 70, 72, 73, 90, 92, 96, Grennan, Chris 5, 50, 70, 73, 75, 90, 91, 93, 100, 84 Grennan, David 22 Grimm, Dean 42 Grimm, Virginia 102, 115 Grosse, Frank 15, 94 Haden, Erik 106, 112, 114, 115, 123 Fladen, Michael 27, 50, 64, 72, 90, 91, 100 Haist, Rita 27, 46, 47,47, 51, 64, 77, 92 Haist, Rodney 22, 44, 63, 76, 92, 101 Haist, Thomas 5, 44, 53, 56, 57, 62, 68, 69, 76, 92, 93, 84, 122 Hake, Fred 15 Ffake, Mike 106, 110, 116, 123 Hale, Earl 6 Hale, George 6 Hale, Linda 22, 91 Halfhide, Ann 22, 77, 93, 99 Hansen, Daniel 15, 94 Hansen, Lowell 103, 115, 123 Hanson, Nicole 103, 113, 114, 117 Hanson, Patricia 37, 41 Hanson, Troy 90, 94 Hardaway, Roger 15, 48, 49, 76, 93, 94 Efardy, David Harris, Melissa 106, 113, 114, 115, 117 Harris, Tamera 27, 64, 86, 90, 94, 101 Hart, Eileen 37, 41, 86 Hart, Judy 70, 106, 114, 115, 117 Hartshorn, Brock 22, 49, 58, 74, 76, 99 Hartshorn, Judy 37, 41, 113, 114, 117 Hartshorn, Larry 37, 41, 50, 64 Hartshorn, Neal 103, 110, 112, 123 Hattan, Pat 43 Hayden, Deborah 6, 52, 53, 85, 86, 90, 92, 101, 122 Hayden, Diane 107, 111, 113, 114, 115 Hayden, Donna 107, 111, 113, 114, 115 Hayden, Kathleen 22, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 90, 92, 93, 101 Hayes, Kent 27, 50, 89 Heald, Marc 6, 76 Fleald, Tracy 110, 116, 123 Heald, Trisha 107, 111, 113, 117 Hebei t, Jami 22, 88, 92, 98 Hebert, Jari 111, 115, 117 Henthorne, Mike 6, 98 Herman, Charles 37, 41 Hessee, Marilyn 38, 41 Hill, Alice 22, 89, 94 Hinman, Daniel 6, 91, 100 Hinman, Jana 15, 45, 50, 67, 92, 122 Hinman, John 103, 110, 112, 115, 123 Hitchcock, Cindy 6 Hobbie, LaVeda 34 Hofer, Scott 6, 53, 57, 62, 74, 87, 93, 84, 80 Hoffer, Deana 103, 111, 113, 117 Hoffer, Rodney 22, 94 Holton, Krista 27 Hoober, Amy 92, 102 Hoober, Brian 107 Hood, Shawn 70, 103, 114, 115 Hopkins, Adrian 107, 110 Horkman, Jennifer 43 Horkman, Rachelle 43 Hosie, Rita 107, 111, 113, 114, 115 Hotaling, Eva 38, 41 Houser, Jill 6, 45, 50, 56, 87, 93, 98 Huber, Brandi 107, 111 Huber, Dani 28, 91 Huber, Paul 107, 110 Huber, Kelly 107 Ffubert, Chris 6 Hubert, Mark 6, 49, 56, 57, 58, 59, 86, 93, 99, 122 Huddleston, Lawrence 38, 41, 91, 114 Huff, Brian 28 Huff, Donnie 107, 110, 116 Hughes, Anne 15, 55, 77, 85, 92, 93, 98 Hull, Rodney 22, 94 Hutchinson, Duke 107, 110, 112, 115 Ihrig, Amy 103, 114, 115, 116 Istas, Bobbie 28 Istas, Roger 15, 48, 49, 59, 76, 86, 93, 122 Istas, Tammy 22, 89, 92, 96 Jager, Jennifer 103, 111, 113, 114, 116, 117 Jager, Robert 22, 76, 94 Jaster, John 22, 88, 89, 101 Jochems, Amy 6, 46, 47, 53, 57, 60, 69, 77, 87, 92, 93, 96, 98, 101, 122 Johannsen, Judy 43 Johannsen, Tony 15, 49, 94 Johnson, Brenda 7, 45, 50, 56, 85, 87, 90, 93 Johnson, Rhonda 22, 45, 90 Johnson, Ricki 15, 98 Johnston, Kenneth 15 Johnston, Kenny 15, 70, 73, 90, 91, 100, 122 Johnston, Mike 34 Jones, Robin 7, 46, 47, 56, 77, 92, 96, 99, 84 Jones, Shane 28, 50, 58, 59, 76 Joslyn, Michael 22, 58, 59 Joyner, Becky 28 Joyner, Edward 22 Kearn, Dan 42 lndex 119 Kearn, Danita 107, 111, 113, 117 Kearn, Denise 22, 51, 61, 77, 90, 92 Kearn, George Buddy 103, 110, 112, 123 Kearn, George 42, 43 Kearn, Harold 42 Kearn, Nicole 107 Kearn, Robert 28, 94 Keazer, Jeannie Keffeler, Ronald 107 Ketterer, Brian 28, 90 Ketterer, Patty 7 Ketterman, Bob 107, 110, 112 Kieffer, Dennis 28, 50, 64 Kieffer, Mary 22, 47, 92, 93 Kiel, James 103, 116 Kiel, Jonathan 107 Kindel, Danny 28 Kindel, Kathleen 107, 111, 113, 117 Kinser, Janell 28, 64, 70, 73, 90, 91, 92, 100 Kinser, Jolene 15, 67, 90, 92 Kitchener, Laureli 46, 47 Knapp, Charles 14, 15, 48, 49, 62, 63, 76, 93, 122 Knapp, Curtis 28, 50, 64, 70 Koehn, Paul 34 Koester, Karin 7 Koester, Roger 22, 44, 63, 76, 92, 94 Kosik, Mary 22 Kraft, Richard 32, 38, 41 Krager, Jack 22 Krager, James 22, 94 Krahe, Michelle 28, 88, 89, 92 Kuchera, Connie 7, 90, 92, 96 Kymer, Cindy 107, 114, 117 Kymer, Jeffrey 28, 70, 73, 91 LaBarge, Gary 103, 110, 115, 123 LaBarge, Julie 15, 92 LaBonte, Ramona 107, 117 LaBonte, Shawn 22, 94 Lacey, Judith 38, 41 Lagasse, Lance 28, 94 Lagasse, Lisa 16, 96 Lagerstrom, Karen 43 Lambert, Bernadette 42 Landry, Brenda 103 Landry, Mark 7 Lanoue, Brent 7, 94 Lanoue, Jay 103 Lanoue, Larry 22 Larkins, Sherry 23, 45, 92, 101 Lawrence, Roy 16 Lawrence, Willie 16 LeDuc, Darrin 28, 50 LeDuc, Rhonda 16, 94, 98 LeDuc, Stephanie 28, 64 LeDuc, Tammy 7, 89, 95, 96, 98 LeDuc, Todd 23 Leonard, Chad 107, 115 Lesperance, Mark 23, 86, 88, 89, 98, 101 Lewellyn, Lori 28, 92 Letourneau, Susan 107 Lewis, Brandon 103, 110, 112, 115, 123 Lewis, Leslie 43 Liby, Jennifer 107, 113, 1, 117 Liby, Richard 88, 89 Lindeman, Tammy 111 Lindsey, Teresa Linn, Mary 42 Loeffler, Mary 16, 85 Loeffler, Mike 107 Loeffler, Sandra 7, 92, 95, 99 Long, Brent 107, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116, 123 Long, Keith 38, 41, 98 Longfellow, Kathi 16, 90, 91 Losh, Todd 7, 36, 69, 76, 93, 99, 101, 84 Losh, Troy 7, 50, 75, 84 Lovette, Salena 103, 111, 113, 114 Lowell, William 107, 110, 116 Lowers, Michael 7 Lowrey, Richard 38, 41, 123 Lynn, Christy Lynn, James 8 McCall, Dennis 8, 55, 58, 59, 76, 88, 92, 96, 98, 99 McCall, Kevin 103, 110, 116, 123 McCall, Kristen 107, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 McCallum, Teresa 103, 115 McDaniel, Andre 70, 103, 110, 114, 115, 116, 123 McDaniel, Debra 23, 61, 86, 92 McDaniel, Eric 23, 49 McDaniel, Gene 43 McDaniel, Jona 8, 60, 77, 86, 87, 92, 99 McDaniel, Michael 107, 110, 116, 123 McDonald, Eugene 103 McDonald, Jona 35, 105, 114, 122 Me Donald, Paul 23, 49, 59, 73, 76, 88, 89, 90, 91, 98, 100 McFall, Mildred 40 McGannon, Theresa 23, 92 McGaughey, Alice 107, 111, 114 McGee, Kelly 16, 67, 92 McGinnis, Jamie 8, 52, 53, 67, 92, 99 McGinnis, Paul 23, 49, 58, 59, 76, 93 McGregor, Ann 8 Machen, Charlene 40 Magaw, Neetsey 23 Maginness, Paula 23, 70, 73, 77, 88, 89, 91, 92, 101 Maley, Cheryl 103, 113 Maley, Greg 16, 96 Maple, Barry 107 Maple, Dale Maple, Robert 49, 76 Mason, Brad 23, 94 Mason, Jody 107, 111, 113 Matthes, Matt 23 Matthews, David 103, 110, 112, 116, 123 May, Misti 28, 45, 86, 88, 89, 90 Meats, Jodi 70, 103, 111, 114, 115 Menard, Janell 8, 95, 99 Mendenhall, Bryane Mendenhall, Lisa 107, 115 Mendenhall, Randy Meredith, Kim 8 Meredith, Mike 107, 110, 123 Meredith, Tina 23, 70, 73, 89, 92 Meyer, George 38, 49, 62, 63, 41, 74 Meyer, Ken 49 Meyer, Kevin 8, 48, 49, 53, 56, 57, 62, 69, 74, 87, 93, 84, 122, 80 Michael, Lori 8 Mildfelt, Jack 23 Miller, Kelly 23 Miller, Loren 107, 110 Miller, Paula 16, 91, 100 Miller, Stacy 28, 94 Miller, Taunya 8, 73, 89, 91, 94, 96, 100 Mills, Jana 107 Mills, Travis 103, 114 Mitchell, Jack 38, 41, 64, 98 Moffett, Mark 8, 49, 56, 73, 76, 99 Mohr, Wayne 41, 92 Montoya, Devine 35, 45, 50, 112, 75 Moon, Phyllis 42 Moore, Douglas 38, 58, 59, 41, 110, 116 Morgan, Kent 23, 49, 62, 63, 94 Morrison, Laura 8, 52, 53, 54, 67, 90, 91, 92 Mosher, Andrew 23, 49, 59, 101 Mosher, Debbie 9 Mosher, Helen 42 Mowry, Craig 23, 63 Mowry, Delores 38, 41, 96 Mowry, John 9, 76, 88, 96, 101, 84 Moyer, Nancy Musgrove, Teresa 28 Musil, Greta 103, 113 Musil, Muzette 16, 89, 101 Naillieux, Larry 44, 76, 86, 16, 92, 94, 101, 122, 78 Nault, Amy 70, 103, 115 Nault, Brenda 107 Nault, Eric 9 Neel, Alberta 34 Neel, Debra 23, 70, 77, 86, 90, 92, 101 Neil, Steven 39, 41, 88, 89 Nelson, Carol 9, 73, 89, 90, 91, 92, 99, 100 Nelson, David 23- 59 Nelson, Larry M. 35, 80 Nelson, Randy 16, 74, 92, 101 Nelson, James Eric 116 Nelson, Shannon 103, 114, 115 Nelson, Tony 28 Newton, Jennifer 107, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Nitz, Elope 108, 111, 117 Nordquist, Robbie 23, 59 Nordquist, Shawna 108, 111, 113, 117 Norlin, Kristin 103, 114, 115 Nothom, Jenny 108, 114, 115 Novak, David 103, 115, 123 Novak, Ronnie 16, 94 Novlan, Jodi 23 Novlan, Vickie 9, 45, 50, 56, 89, 90, 91, 96, 100 Noyes, Stacy 23 Nulton, Mary 43 Odette, Jane 9, 47, 56, 87, 98 Odette, TocJd 103, 110 Odette, Tony 16, 94 Ohhashi, Yuki 9, 32, 44, 56, 87, 90, 92, Oliver, Sandra 9 Owen, Rachelle 16, 92, 98, 101 Owen, Robert 112, 114, 123 Owen, Wilma 43 Paillet, Eric 23, 94 Paillet, Rick 9, 94 Palmquist, Christopher 108, 115, 123 Palmquist, Eric 24, 50, 75, 98 Palmquist, Lisa 16, 46, 77, 86, 92, 101, 122 Palmquist, Steven 28, 50, 64, 76, 86, 90, 91, 100 Palmquist, Tammy 16, 86, 92 Paris, Michelle 28, 51, 64, 77, 90, 92, 101 Paris, Steve 108, 110, 112, 116, 123 Parks, Leonard 24 Parks, Leroy 103 Parsons, DeeAnn 9, 95 Patton, Tony 16 Peak, Lisa Pearce, Betty 16 Pearson, Darin 103, 110, 112, 116 Pearson, Darlene 39, 41 Peck, Kirk 9, 75, 84 Peil, Lisa 28, 90 Peil, Mark 9 Peltier, Brian 24, 49, 92, 93, 94 Peltier, Donna 10, 92 120 lndex Peltier, Greg 16, 122 Peltier, Lisa 29, 45, 50, 64 Peltier, Terry 103, 110, 112, 116, 123 Pendergrass, Brian 24 Peters, Brian Peterson, Bruce 39, 41, 69. .1.10, 112, 79 Petersen, Ncls 10, 44, 53, 76, 86, 90, 92, 101, 84, 122 Peterson, Peterson 42 Petry, Lee 24, 94 Pfizenmaier, Darla 108, 115 Pfizenmaier, Renea 24, 51, 61, 92 Plunkett, Peggy 10, 70, 73, 85, 89, 90, 92, 96, 98, 99 Pounds, Lyle 39, 41, 44 Pounds, Mae 42 Powell, Anita 16, 70, 72, 73, 90, 99 Raddiffe, Richard 34 Ramsey, Betty 43 Ramsey, Jacqueline 39, 41 Ramsey, Kimberly 108, 111, 113, 114, 117 Ramsey, Robert 29, 50, 64, 90 Rasmussen, Erik 39, 41, 62, 63 Rasmussen, Jan 70, 103, 111, 114, 115 Rasmussen, Todd 10, 53, 57, 62, 69, 74, 93, 101, 84 Read, Christy 16, 96 Read, Todd 29, 50 Reedy, Joe 103, 110 Reedy, Robert 10, 94, 101, 143 Regnier, Chad 16, 48, 49, 76, 93 Regnier, Mike 29, 73, 91 Regnier, Tric ia 108, 114 Reinert, Brandi 16, 92, 98 Reuse h, Geof 29, 50, 64, 72, 90 Reuse h, Trac y 108, 114, 115 Reynolds, James 29, 91, 94 Ric hard, Tonya 24, 44, 77, 90, 92, 98, 99, 101 Ringer, Dana 24, 94 Ringer, Denise 108, 114 Rohr, Cindy 10, 45, 50, 56, 87, 93, 98 Rohr, Richard 24 Ross, Karen 24 Ross, Linda 104 Ross, Juanita 108 Roth, Larry 108 Roth, Robert Rouclybush, James 104, 110, 112, 114, 116, 123 Roudybush, Mic hael 17, 49, 74, 101 Ruud, Brian 112, 123 Ruud, Stacy 117 Ru icka, Angela 108, 114 Ryser, Verlyn 43 Sahlman, Gustaf 10, 44, 75, 87, 92, 96, 84 Samuelson, Chris 24, 49, 62, 63, 76, 90, 93 Saunders, Chris 24, 74, 92, 98 Scofield, Jewelda Scott, Amy 24 Scott, Tory 10 Searight, Lace 104, 115 Sedlacek, Richard 108, 110 Scnner, Trac y 63 Severson, Eric 10, 49, 53, 56, 99 Sherffius, Nancy 39, 41 Sheridan, Brian 29, 94 Sherwood, Keith 39, 41, 110, 116 Sherwood, Kristi 104, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Shifflett, Tammy 29 Shipman, Lenn 104, 110, 123 Shipman, Paul 10, 49, 56, 57, 58, 59, 70, 73, 86, 92, 93, 101 Shipman, Ronald 39, 41, 101 Shockley, Kathryn 39, 41, 43, 92 Shrader, Brad 10, 49, 56, 69, 76, 87, 93, 98, 99, 84 Shuler, Carl 104, 110 Shuler, Carla 24 Shuler, John 17 Sicard, Gene 116, 123 Simpson, Jacque 24, 46, 47, 60, 61, 77, 92, 93 Slaughter, Janel 29, 64, 77, 92, 101 Slavin, Bed 108, 113, 114, 117 Sleffel, Carol 42 Sleffel, Carol 108, 114 Smith, Carl 104, 116 Smith, Chancy 29, 50, 76, 91, 100 Smith, Chris 108, 112 Smith, Doug 70, 104, 115 Smith, Jay Smith, Lisa 104, 111 Smith, Melissa 24, 73, 77, 91, 92, 93, 100 Smith, Reece 104, 110, 112 Snavely, Lisa 29, 89 Snavely, Mike 24, 49, 94 Sorell, Jacob 17, 48, 49, 62, 63 Sorell, Shane 17, 63, 98 Southwick, Dennis 39, 41, 89 Spencer, Troy Springer, Steve 10, 95 Springer, Tim 17, 49, 59, 76, 93, 98 Stanford, Lee 29, 64, 76, 90, 96 Stanton, Joan 41 Starr, Shawn 24, 90 Stegmaier, Eddy 17 Stensaas, Denae 11, 12, 46, 47, 56, 57, 60, 77, 87, 92, 93, 96, 98, 101, 84, 122 Stensaas, Jodi 70, 104, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Stephen, Cindy 39 Sterling, Jason 104 Sterret, Damon 104, 110, 116, 123 Stephen, Cindy 41 Stolzenburg, Matt 104, 112 Stolzenburg, Rhonda 11, 89, 95, 98 Strait, Deanna 17, 73, 94 Strait, Dorothy 42 Strait, Gary 108, 110, 114, 123 Strait, Heidi 24, 72, 73, 92, % Strait, James Jay'' 108, 110, 116, 123 Strait, Rexann 11, 70, 96 Swenson, Jeff 04, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116, 123 Swihart, Brad 17, 59 Swihart, Eric 108, 110, 112, 116 Swihart, Kurtis 29, 50, 59 Switzer, Richard 40, 41, 60, 76 Talley, Clark 40, 41, 99 Talley, Kendall 104, 110, 112, 115, 116, 123 Tatro, Mike 108, 115 Tatum, Marty 24 Tholstrup, Angela 24, 44, 73, 77, 92, 94, 101 Tholstrup, Melinda 17, 85, 88, 92, 98 Tholstrup, Pamela 24, 51, 61 Thoman, Amy 108, 114 Thoman, Carl 104, 115 Thoman, Kathleen 108, 111, 113, 114, 117 Thoman, Kevin 29, 50, 59, 98 Thomas, Mary Ann 29 Thomas, Steven 108, 110 Thornton, John 11, 49, 56, 62, 63, 86, 87, 101 Thornton, Mary 17, 90, 92 Thull, Virginia 40, 41 Thurston, Jennifer 11, 70, 90, 96, 98 Timkar, Erich 108, 114, 123 Toogood, Michelle 29, 64, 77, 90, 94 Toogood, Stefanie 108, 111, 113, 115, 117 Townsdin, John 108, 110, 112, 116, 123 Tremblay, Alvin 42 Trost, Charity 108, 114, 115, 117 Trost, Sheila 17, 67, 77, 92, 93 Trueblood, Verlyn 40, 41, 95 Tuggle, Ashlea 17, 45, 50, 67, 92, 93, 99, 122 Ukens, Kevin 24, 63, 69, 75, 90, 91, 100 Ukens, Lyndra 11, 85, 89, 90, 91, 100 Uri, Lawrence Rick 108, 115 Valcoure, Charles 108, 110, 114, 115, 116 Vandenburg, Shelly 104, 111, 113, 114, 117 VanKooten, A.G. 35 Veasey, Sheryl 17 Vignery, Bryan 104, 110, 112, 114, 115, 123 Vignery, Shelly Waite, Melvin 40, 41, 94 Walker, Daniel 17 Walker, Glenn 40, 41, 49, 76 Walker, Jeff 108, 112 Walker, Renee 29, 91, 96 Walker, Rhonda 104, 111, 114, 115, 117 Walker, Robert 11, 49, 53, 56, 76, 93, 84 Walker, Thomas 29, 64, 73, 90, 96, 101 Walton, Angela 17, 101 Waters, James 17, 49, 59, 122 ' Waters, Jennifer 70, 104, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117 Watowa, Amy 29, 92 Watson, Janae 29, 45, 50, 70, 90, 92 Watson, Dr. John 34, 80 Watson, Jonna 11, 47, 92 Watts, Andra 17, 45, 50, 60, 92, 93, 98, 101 Weick, Lisa 17, 101 Wentz, Barbara 41 Wentz, Marc 104, 112, 115, 123 Wentz, Mike 40, 41 Werner, Lashaun West, Crissy 108, 111, 113 West, Jeff West, Ronnie 104, 110, 112, 114, 116, 123 Wheeler, Brad 17, 49 Wheeler, Brian 12 Wheeler, Dawn 24, 99 White, Kena 17, 98 White, William Billy 29 Whitley, Renee 104 Whitley, Russ 25, 49, 59 Whitney, Deb 12, 44, 56, 57, 77, 88, 92, 84 Widen, Jeff 25 Widen, Jill 29 Widen, Mary 104 Widen, Mitc hell 12, 49, 56, 76, 93, 84 Widen, Monte 108, 110, 123 Williams, Darlene 104 Williams, Dennis 40, 41 Williams, Jason 108, 114, 116, 123 Willoughby, Vicki 25, 46, 47, 51, 60, 92, 98 Wills, Kim 17, 45, 50, 90, 92 Wilson, Daniel 17, 49, 76 Wilson, David 23, 40, 41, 111 Wilson, Veronica 25, 70, 72, 90, % Wineinger, Beth 25, 44, 90 lndex 121 Special Olympics Provide Recreational Opportunities Winter, Kathy 41 Womach, Rita 12, 91, 94 Woodman, Glenn 42 Woolard, Darlene 104 Workman, Cindy 12 Workman, Kim 17, 73 Workman, James 104, 116, 123 Workman, Tisha 108 Wright, Kevin 17, 76 Wright, Stacie 17, 67, 92, 93 Yarnell, Berna 42 Young, James 104, 110, 116, 123 Young, Janet 17 Zachary, Brent 123 Zimmerman, Judy 40, 117 Zimmerman, Kay 29, 41, 90, % STUDENT HONORS Boys State reps: Scott Gallagher, Ron Gieber, Roger Istas, Charles Knapp, Larry Naillieux, James Waters Alternates: Ken Goff, Kenny Johnston, Greg Peltier Girls State reps: Lynette Dyson, Lisa Palm- quist, Ashlea Tuggle Alternates: Colleen Butler, Melinda Gi- rard, Jana Hinman Rep. Pat Roberts addressed the student body April 18 STUDENT OF THE MONTH September - Deborah Hayden October - Jona McDaniel November - Denae Stensaas December - Thomas Haist January - Mark Hubert February - Kevin Meyer March - Amy Joe he ms April - Nels Petersen May - Jaime Fall Brad Berk received the FFA State Farm er degree honor Cultural Diversity At CHS Alma Mater 122 lndex, Special Olympics, Honors Junior High Track Develops Skills EIGHTH GRADE Front: Marc Wentz, Doug Frohardt, Neal Hartshorn, Kendall Talley, Bryan Vignery, Derrick Zachary, Buddy Kearn, Lowell Hansen, Mike Caron, Gene Sicard, Damon Sterrett. Middle: Coach Richard Lowrey, John Hinman, Lenn Shipman, Trent Coppoc, James Workman, Terry Peltier, James Young, James Roudybush, Kevin McCall, Coach Gary Channell. Back: David Matthews, Brandon Lewis, Gary LaBarge, Jeff Swenson, Andre McDaniel, David Novak, Ronnie West, Earl Archer, Brian Ruud. SEVENTH GRADE Front: Steve Buss, Steve Paris, Brad Culley, Tracy Heald, Mike Hake, Jason Williams, Jay Strait, John Townsdin, Robert Owen. Back: Coach Richard Lowrey, Eric Haden, Erich Timkar, Brent Long, Monte Widen, Mike Meredith, Gary Strait, Chris Palmquist, Mike McDaniel, Coach Gary Channell. Boys Junior High Track 123 Valley Fertilizer Complete Fertilizer Service West Highway 9 Concordia, KS 243-2646 MUSK HOUSE 123 W €l Sixth CONCORDIA, KANS. 66901 The House of Friendly Service Hairiscope Personalized Styling for Men and Women 125 East Seventh 243-7035 NEW DAYLIGHT clothing COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 416 124 West 6th CONCORDIA, KANSAS 6S9Q1 124 Advertising — Babe Houser Motor, Inc. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984! 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KS 0V AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR RESIDENTIAL. - COMMERCIAL • GLASS REPLACEMENT LARRY JACKSON (913) 2437302 lOI W. 5th Concordia, ks 66901 The Difference is Experience! DARRELL’S LEATHER REPAIR General leather Repair Concordia Office Suimm.y. Inc. OKKH'K Ml‘I 1 1.11 4. Kl K.MTIRK KuriPMKNT «•OIN Al’I’HAlHAl.s DARRELL STORTZ Ph 243 2330 ('IIAKI.KN F. JKWKI.I. I MKM|| KXT 24:i-4. :ui CONCOROIA. KS 66001 101 West Fifth I DM WKNT (IT 11 CONCORDIA. KS tllllMII BURGERS N BONES THE FAST GOOD FOOD RESTAURANT South 81 Hiway, Concordia. KS Phone 243-4089 Mattljcw (jfeenl puses 733 EAST 4TH STREET PHONE 243-4218 CONCORDIA, KANSAS G690I Ol Meflora 142 Professional Card ‘For the Best of Times Concordia, Kansas Trude Insurance Agency 215 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3121 Hej, Henrik! Grattis, Sran Din Amerikanska Familj! Congratulations, Marc! We wish you the best of luck. May you accomplish your highest goal in your years of success! Bob Congratulations on a job well done and keep in mind, The turtle never advances until his neck is out. Love, Mom and Dad October 15, 1983 Sisters of St. Joseph Celebrate Centennial Advertising, Senior Salutes 143 Special Thanks to Our Boosters Apollo Theater Dr. William C. Berner, D.D.S. Dr. Dean J. Blackwood, D.C., P-a. Dr. R.L. Boardman, O.D. Bonnie's Fabrics Boyd Oil Co. Centel Corporation - Western Power 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 Country Club Culbertson's Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Gibson's Dr. Greg Hattan, D.D.S. Hillside Pharmacy Kalivoda Agency Inc. Kansan Mary Ann's Metro Auto Repair Dr. Michael Miller, O.D. Mount Joseph Peltier Foundry Quartzite Stone Co. Schendal Pest Control Sears - Jerry Carlene Olsson Small Animal Clinic - Joe A. Fakler, D.V.M. State Farm Insurance - Paul Nordell The Store Sun Chiropractic Center - Mark E. Breault, D.C. Ilk IP3 144 Finale As We Sign Off We have attempted to chronicle the events at Concordia Junior-Senior High School during the academic year of 1983- 84 to the best of our ability. We regret any unintentional error or omission. We wish to thank our subscribers, advertisers, the student body and the staff who assisted us in any manner. We have tried to develop a theme which incorporated the past in the form of tradition with the technology of today. We then tied this to a vision for tomorrow. In closing, let us challenge each other in our quest for excellence in many diverse areas. - HURKARU Staff TAKE THE RISK TO REACH FOR A DREAM AND FOLLOW IT THROUGH! Concord!H! ! hoo! Media Center HOME THE