Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

Spirited Events! 1985 HURKARU, Volume 83 Concordia High School 436 West Tenth Concordia, KS 66901 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Body 2 Staff 34 Activities 44 Organizations 84 Junior High 102 Index 118 Advertising 127 Introducing The Class Of 1985 Dawn Anderson Philip Anderson Laura Appleby Maria Bachamp Pat Balthazor Curtis Barton Dawn Baumann Lynn Bennett Rhonda Blazek Crystal Blochlinger Kenton Bogart Brenda Boling 2 Seniors Finally Reaching The Top Cher Boling Pennie Boyer Stephen Brummer Sheila Brummett David Burch Marlin Burt Colleen Butler Paul Caron Jeff Cassel Annette Charbonneau Joe Collins Kelly Collins Seniors : Many Special Moments To Remember Dean Copple Rhonda Crum Maria Cyphers Robert Davis Richard Detrixhe David Dreiling Lynette Dyson Jeff Eakins Sharah Eaton Michele Fisher Helga Foldbo Christine Fraser 4 Seniors Making Friendships To Last A Lifetime 'CJhe Seniox dCase °f (loncoxdia cMicjh ct choot announce.i it± Commencement — xexciiei d undag evening, cttag nineteenth dVineteen hundred and eighth-five at ieven o cLoch edfigh d ch oo ISt adium ! 3accalaureate d undag afternoon, oiiag nineteenth three o cfoch cdfigh Sch ooC cdfuditorium Ric Fredrickson Scolt Gallagher David Garrison Ronald Gieber Melinda Girard Ken Goff Frank Grosse Fred Hake Seniors 5 Looking Ahead To The Future Dan Hansen Roger Hardaway Jana Hinman Anne Hughes Roger Istas Tony Johannsen Ricki Johnson Kenneth Johnston Kenny Johnston Jolene Kinser Chuck Knapp Mary Kosik 6 Seniors Yesterday's Gone But Not Forgotten Anders Krook Julie LaBarge Lisa Lagasse Roy Lawrence Willie Lawrence Rhonda LeDuc Mary Loeffler Kathi Longfellow Greg Maley Debra McCall Kelly McGee Randy Mendenhall Seniors 7 We Hope To Be Remembered Paula Miller Muzette Musil Larry Naillieux Randy Nelson Ron Novak Mike Roudybush off to class Tony Odette Rachelle Owen Lisa Palmquist 8 Seniors We Began Kindergarten In 1971 Tammy Palmquisl Betty Pearce Greg Peltier Anita Powell Christy Read Chad Regnier Brandi Reinert Michael Roudybush )ohn Shuler Darren Silkman Jacob Jake Sorell Shane Sorell Seniors 9 Tim Springer Eddy Stegmaier Dee Strait We Entered Junior High In 1980 Brad Swihart Melinda Tholstrup Seward Mary Thornton ✓ Sheila Trost Ashlea Tuggle Sheryl Veasey Angela Walton James Waters Andra Watts 10 Seniors We Now Enter The Adult World Lisa Weick Brad Wheeler Kena White Kim Wills Daniel Wilson Kim Workman Kevin Wright Stacie Wright Janet Young Brent Zachary Daniel Walker Seniors ll Panther Poses Top Right: Jim Waters is really tired at the State Wres- tling Tournament. Middle Right: The Pep Band per- forms at the State Basketball Tournament. Bottom Right: Mr. Baxa prepares a yearbook page. Top Left: Crystal Blochlinger and Muzette Musil wear their Clara masks at Halloween. Left Bottom: Mrs. Zimmer- man adds zest to her class with a visual demonstration. 12 School Life Seniors 13 1986 Is Our Year Kenny Allen Jesse Ashland Linda Barnett Darren Barnhart Michele Bates Lisa Bechard Sherrie Belvill Trish Bennett Philip Bentz Jennifer Bergeson Sharon Blackwell Jeffrey Blazek Michele reacts Kathy Blochlinger Russell Blochlinger Sandy Blochlinger Jeffrey Bogart Tim Braun Vicki Briggs Brenda Budreau Kristine Budreau Mark Budreau Jay Cailteux Karen Campbell Mishele Campbell 14 Juniors We Won The Spirit Bell This Year Yvette Castonguay April Chavey David Christensen Richard Rick Colby David Combs Evelyn Crogan Paula Cullen jody Cyphers Judy Cyphers Shawn Cyphers Library Time Doug DeGraff Denell Deneault David Dick Craig Douglass Toni Dunlap Dawn Eisenman Monica Esslinger Lynette Eraser Renee Fraser Scott Gales Julie Gallagher Eric Garlow Stacey Goddard David Grennan Juniors 15 Rodney Haist Linda Hale Ann Halfhide Brock Hartshorn Kathy Hayden Jami Hebert Alice Hill Rodney Hoffer Rodney Hull Tammy Istas Robert Jager John Jaster Rhonda Johnson Mike Joslyn Edward Joyner Denise Kearn Mary Kieffer Roger Koester Surprise, Denise Jack Krager Jim Krager Shawn LaBonte Larry Lanoue Sherry Larkins Mark Lesperance 16 Juniors Purple Rain Was Our Prom Theme The Days Are Passing Quickly Now Rick Liby Debra McDaniel Eric McDaniel Paul McDonald Theresa McGannon Paul McGinnis Paula Maginness Brad Mason Matt Matthes Tina Meredith Kelly Miller Kent Morgan Andy Mosher Craig Mowry Debra Neel Classwork can be fun. Donald Nelson Robbie Nordquist Jodi Novlan Rena Owen Eric Paillet Eric Palmquist Leonard Parks Brian Peltier Brian Pendergrass Juniors 17 We're Looking Forward To Being Seniors Ranea Pfizenmaier Tonya Richard Dana Ringer Richard Rohr Karen Ross Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Amy Scott Tracy Senner Carla Shuler Jacque Simpson Melissa Smith Mike Snavely Shawn Starr Heidi Strait Marty Tatum Angie Tholstrup Pam Tholstrup Kevin Ukens Dawn Wheeler Russ Whitley Jeff Widen Vicki Willoughby Veronica Wilson Beth Wineinger 18 Juniors Di 'rzsTX Homecoming Dance 1985 Foreign Students Anders Krook of Sweden and Helga Foldbo of the Faroes Islands. CHS enjoyed their visit. The Sportsperson's Creed The Player 1) lives clean and plays hard for the love of the game; 2) wins without boasting and looses without excuses, never quitting; 3) respects officials and accepts their decisions without question, intimidation and playing to the audience; 4) never forgets he (she) represents the school. The Spectator... 1) never boos a player or official; 2) appreciates a good play, no matter who makes it; 3) knows the school gets the blame or praise for crowd conduct; 4) recognizes the need for more sportsmen and fewer ''sports . School Days 19 We've Caught On To The Routine Dana Anderson Rhonda Appleby Karen Atherton Randy Beaumont Christine Berk John Blackwell Colleen Blochlinger Annette Bogart Clint Boling Kevin Bourne Ty Brown Bill Brown Shane Jones and Eric Paillet in Crafts Theresa Brummett Jennifer Buss Debra Campbell Kane Carlson Mark Castonguay Corey Champlin Kim Chandler Amanda Claridge Kurt Clemons Rodney Collette Kevin Collins Michael Collins 20 Sophomores We're Anticipating 1987 Eagerly! Terry Collins Tonya Collins Scott Coppoc Darla Cory Mechelle Cote Kristin Culley Sean Cummings Chris Cyphers Deanna Davidson Michelle Dobberstein Shannon Doyle Regan Erickson Kinda Erkenbrack Chris Etheridge Mike Fakler Tammy Forshee Debbie Freeby Jeffery Freed Bob Friberg Amy Garrison Geoff Gembala Andrea Graves Michael Haden Rita Haist Sophomores 21 We Enjoy Visiting With Our Friends Troy Hanson Tamera Harris Kent Hayes Teresa Hoff Krista Holton 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 Lisa Pelter and Michelle Toogood decorate. Lance Lagasse Darren LeDuc Lori Lewellyn Misti May Teresa Musgrove Tony Nelson 22 Sophomores We Also Enjoy Having Fun And Cruising Steven Palmquist Lisa Peil Lisa Peltier Karla Peterson John Pounds Robbie Ramsey Todd Read Serena Reeves Mike Regnier Geof Reusch James Reynolds Brian Sheridan Tammy Shifflett Janel Slaughter Chancy Smith Coach Meyer visits with Rodney Collette. Lisa Snavely Lee R. Stanford Kurtis Swihart Kevin Thoman Mary Ann Thomas Michelle Toogood Renee Walker Tom Walker Wayde Watkins Sophomores 23 School Days Can Also Be Fun! 24 Sophomores Social Life Is An Important Activity Amy Watowa Janae Watson William White Jill Widen Michelle Wilks Kay Zimmerman • v 1985 Kansas Junior Miss On October 6, 1984 Lisa Palmquist won the Kan- sas Junior Miss title in Belleville. In June she com- peted in the national pageant in Mobile. In Memoriam Mark Peil, a 1984 CHS graduate, died in a tragic traffic accident January 28, 1985. He is missed by his relatives and friends. TIME TEAR The eventful year saw the landslide re-election of President Ronald Reagan. The Democratic vice-- presidential candiate Geraldine Ferraro was the first woman to run for that office. Rev. Jesse Jackson was the first black to make a serious run for a party's presidential nomination. “Yuppies was a new politi- cal label for a sizeable voting bloc. Kansas Senator Robert Dole was elected Senate majority leader. Many farmers continued to feel the ill effects of a lagging agricultural economy. In international affairs India's Indira Gandhi was as- sassinated. Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa won the Nobel Peace Prize for challenging the apart- heid policy in that country. Many people responded generously to the famine in Ethiopia. The Statue of Liberty underwent major renovation. Disarmament talks resumed again. In sports the Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Pa- dres in the baseball world series. In football Super- bowl XIX San Francisco beat Miami. Trivia pursuit was a popular party game. Parts is parts was a catchy tv ad. Who ya' gonna call? Ghostbusters! was a popular movie song. When Doves Cry sold the largest number of singles. Students came to school carrying books, etc. in tote bags, duffle bags and backpacks. MTV, a musical channel was sometimes called the pipeline of cool . The punk look had some appeal challeng- ing the current conformity and conservatism. Local- ly, the district patron and staff did an in-depth self- improvement study in the North Central evaluation. The National Honor Society reorganized during the second semester. Cloud Country Community College, whose initial classes were at CHS, celebrated its twentieth anni- versary. The Year 25 Some Day We'll Graduate Beth Appleby Earl Archer Greg Aytes Jenny Barnett Francie Bates Tim Bisnette Mike Blochlinger Alan Boling Jeff Bray Jeff Burdett David Canfield Kim Canfield Billy Capleton Terry Carlgren Mike Caron Jolene Cassel Robert Chapin Sandy Charbonneau Traci Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Autums Christians Heath Clemons Tad Collins 26 Freshmen High School Can Be Awesome Trent Coppoc Jeffrey Cyphers Julie Davis Susan DeBauche Debbie Deneault Dawn Eaton Tricia Eby James Eisenman John Elstrom Mark Esau Yea, Panthers! Jennifer Floyd Doug Frohardt Kristel Gales Kim Carlow Cindy Gates Tammy Goddard Virginia Grimm Laurie Halda Lowell Hanson Nicole Hanson Neal Hartshorn Jari Hebert John Hinman Deana Hoffer Freshmen 27 Looking Forward To The Good Times Amy Hoober Shawn Hood Amy Ihrig Jennifer Jager Jenna James George Buddy Kearn Jim Kiel Gary LaBarge Brenda Landry Jay Lanoue Brandon Lewis Salena Lovette Kevin McCall Andre McDaniel Cheryl Maley David Matthews Jodi Meats Travis Mills We're with you, Team! Angela Minson Kim Mueller Greta Musil Amy Nault Shannon Nelson Kristin Norlin 28 Freshmen The Memories We Will Share David Novak Todd Odette Leroy Parks Darin Pearson Terry Peltier fan Rasmussen Joe Reedy Linda Ross James Roudybush Brian Ruud Lace Searight Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipman Carl Shuler Gene Sicard Homecoming decorations Carl Smith Doug Smith Lisa Smith Reece Smith Jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jeff Swenson Freshmen 29 1988 Is Our Year Kendall Talley Carl Thoman Shelly Vandenberg Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters Marc Wentz Ronnie West Renee Whitley Susie Widen Darlene Williams Darlene Woolard James Workman James Young Derrick Zachary V 30 Freshmen Who Am I? Who am I? You asked. Where am I headed in life? No where? I don't know! All I know is what I want now. I want to be accepted for what I am not what I can never be. people to listen to me for my opinion matters as much as theirs to discover God in my own way not have him forced upon me to experiment with my desires so I can learn what's best for me time to be alone with myself and my thoughts to discover who I am to be loved no matter who I am. - Muzette Musil Slang is used by teenages to give their peer talk some individuality and relevancy to the now . like- used to preface about any phrase man- cool way of addressing another teenager familiar with the social sit- uation you know- an assumption the other per- son automatically knows without an explanation gnarly- out of sight, awesome nerd- social misfit mellow- easy listening melodic music School Days 31 The Times Of Our Lives The Main Drag Cruising should be thought of as an art and takes time to perfect. Since cruising is a favorite pas- stime, students must learn the proper technique. The prime time to cruise is from 8 pm to midnight. The cruisers should begin their route at Larry's and head east down Main Street. If hunger pains seize you while traveling down Main Street, you can make a quick dash to The Store. When you reach the stop light at Main and Highway 81, you have three op- tions. You may continue east and turn around at the Pizza Hut, you can go south on 81 and turn around in TG Y parking lot or go south to cruise by the college. The majority of your journey down 81 should be spent in the center lane so you can have the best view of oncoming traffic. If you decide to take the Alco-Pizza Hut route, you can add a little ex- citement to the evening by trying to drive your car through the Alco sign without scraping the sides. For you amateur cruisers, here are a few tips from the professionals. 1) Before you leave your driveway, be sure your car is equipped with these necessities: a horn (that works), plenty of tapes to be played in your blaring stereo and an ashtray full of change for emer- gency food stops and a full tank of gas. 2) It is of the utmost impor- tance to honk if honked at, espe- cially if he she is good looking. 3) And finally, never cruise alone. HAPPY CRUISING! If you think your parents looked funny in their yearbook, wait till your kids see yours. The halls of CHS featured many differ- ent fashions and fads throughout the year. Probably the single most popular piece of clothing this year was Levis 501 shrink-to fit button fly jeans. Whether male or female, nearly every stu- dent owned a pair. As for turtlenecks, there were a lot more of these too and it was not because there were people with a bad case of hickies. Tur- tlenecks were a popular item to wear under sweat- shirts and sweaters. A common place to shop for this year's over-size shirts was dad's closet. These outfits were fin- ished with a single or dou- ble wrap belt. They say shoes make the outfit ; students selected a variety of styles to com- plete their wardrobes. High tops were not just seen trodding down a basketball court and pumps were not just for dress, but were worn in a variety of colors with jeans. Other accessories includ- ed gold add-a-bead neck- laces, a glove with the fin- gertips cut out, earrings and beads in bright and pastel colors to coordi- nate with outfits, neon purses, socks, etc. 32 Trends USD 333 Board Of Education At The Helm USD 333 BOARD Front: Mr. Mike Johnston, Mr. Richard Radcliffe (vice-president), Mr. Kenneth Esau (president), Mrs. LaVeda Hobbie, Dr. James Douglass, Mrs. Alberta Neel. Back: Dr. John Watson (superintendent). Miss Martha Fyfe (clerk), Mr. Paul Koehn (assistant superintendent). Dr. John Watson Mr. Paul Koehn 34 Board Of Education Administrators Provide Educational Leadership Mr. Larry M. Nelson Principal Mr. Michael Aytes Vice Principal Mr. John McDonald J H Administrator Mr. A. G. Van Kooten H S Guidance Mr. Melvin Davenport H S Guidance Mr. Devine Montoya J H Guidance Administration, Guidance 35 Teaching: Vital Point Of Contact Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Miss Barbara Boyd Mrs. Susanne Bradley Mrs. Sarah Caldwell Learning is our main business. 36 Staff Mrs Reatha Christensen Mr. Tom Commerford Teachers' Motto: Respect All; Neglect None Sam Smith - a friendly, strong Panther Mr. Richard Everett Mr. Les Freeman Mr. Phil Fischer Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Staff 37 Providing Vision And Enduring Values Mrs. Zimmerman and son Darrell Mr. Richard Lowrey Mr. George Meyer Mr Jack Mitchell Mr. Wayne Mohr Mr. Douglas Moore Mrs. Delores Mowry 38 Staff Teaching Is A Helping Profession Mr. Steven Neill Mrs. Darlene Pearson Mr. Bruce Peterson Mr. Lyle Pounds Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. Erik Rasmussen Miss Nancy Sherffius Mr. Keith Sherwood Alma Mater in the distance Mr. Dennis Southwick Mrs. Cindy Stephen Staff 39 Preparing Young People For The Future Mr. Richard Switzer Mr. Clark Talley Miss Virginia Thull Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Mr. Michael Womochil Mrs. judy Zimmerman Mrs. Becky Cornell Mrs. Jolene Cote 40 Staff Commitment To Educational Excellence t • • •: Mrs. Virginia Faulkner Mrs. Diana Frohardt Mrs. LuAnn Mj||er Mrs. Caro| Ruud Education's Role: We must teach students not only how to walk but where to walk as well. Mrs. Joan Stanton Mrs. Kathy Winter Concordia Junior-Senior High Faculty Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Miss Barbara Boyd Mrs. Susanne Bradley Mr. Gary Channell Mrs. Reatha Christensen Mr. Tom Commerford Mr. John Culley Mrs. Carman Davis Mr. Jay Detter Mrs. Sandra Detter Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Mr. Robert Ensign Mr. Richard Everett Mrs. Les Freeman Mr. Phil Fischer Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Mrs. Larry Hartshorn Mr. Charles Herman Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Mrs. Eva Hotaling Mr. Richard Lowrey Science Industrial Arts Social Science Language Arts Language Arts Home Economics Library Mathematics Lang. Arts, Soc. Science Vocal Music Learning Resources Spanish Science Mathematics Home Economics Instrumental Music Science Mathematics Instrumental Music Social Science Learning Disabilities PE, Lang. Arts PE Science Language Arts Language Arts Mathematics 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 Snockley Mr. Dennis Southwick Mrs. Cindy Stephen Mrs. Richard Switzer Mr. Clark Talley Miss Virginia Tnull Mr. Verlyn Trueblood Mr. Glenn Walker Mr. Mike Wentz Mr. Dennis Williams Mr. David Wilson Mr. Micheal Womochil Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Social Science Industrial Arts Special Education Language Arts Lang. Arts, French Lang. Arts, Soc. Science Library Art Special Education Language Arts Science Business Education PE, Science Science Business Education Art Career Education Business Education Language Arts PE Business Education Social Science Vocational Education Industrial Arts Mathematics Vocational Agriculture Social Science Staff - Swept Away - Current Custodial Song Emery Breault, Alvin Tremblay, Harold Kearn, Glen Woodman, Dean Grimm, Carol Sleffel, Absent is Mary Linn. Lunch Is Our Thing For Cooks Front: Mahala Carter, Berna Yar- nell, Helen Mosher, Bernadette Lambert. Back: Phyllis Moon, Nadine Collins, Frances Bisnette, Neva Demanett, Dorothy Strait. Thank you for doing a nice job! 42 Custodians, Cook Mary Newton, Marilyn Hatesol, Martha Fyfe, Karen Hubert. Bus Drivers Cruise The Countryside. Front: Eugene McDaniel, Jan Detrixhe, Phyllis Berk, Jim Nelson, Verlyn Rvser, Wilma Owen, Betty Ramsey, Pat Hattan. Back: Dick Cyphers, George Kearn. USD 333 Secretaries Girls Tennis Squad Builds For The Future. Girls Tennis Team. Front: Salena lovette, Kim Wills (9-4), Maria Bachamp (8-4), Andra Watts (13-8), Sheila Brummett (9-12), Jana Hinman (5- 15), Ashlea Tuggle (5-15). Back: Mishele Campbell, Misti May (6-11), Linda Barnett, Regan Erickson, Coach Devine Montoya, Jennifer Buss, Sherry Larkins, Susie DeBauche, (6-11), Autumn Christians. The girls 1984 tennis season was cut short because of in extremely tough regional tournament. Even though ie season ended abruptly, it also contained several h ;h points for the varsity players. The team took first in tne Concordia triangular against Marysville, and Clay Center, October 13. At this meet, Andra Watts placed second in the number one singles, and Sheila Brummett took third in the number two singles. Our J.V. team enjoyed a most successful season and have high hopes of continuing with their winning ways next year, said Coach Montoya. This team had a lot of spirit and brought home many victories. 44 Girls Tennis Koester Wins NCKL In Cross Country! Boys Cross Country: Front: Paul McGuinnis, Anders Krook, Jeff Kymer. Back: Coach Lyle Pounds, Rod Haist, Larry Naillieux, Lee Stanford, Roger Koester. The 1984 Cross Country season was filled with excitement and challenge. According to Coach Lyle Pounds, the boys' season high- lighted the second place titles at Concordia and Marysville. The team was led by Roger Koester who won many of the two-mile races. At the league meet, the team took fourth and Koester earned All-League Honors by winning the NCKL. The flu kept Roger Koester from participating successfully at regionals, Pounds also commented. The girls team continues to grow and improve. Like the boys, they did well at Concordia and Marys- ville placing third. The girls brought home a fifth place title from the NCKL meet and a seventh place title from regionals to con- clude their season. BOYS Wamego Ninth Abilene Fifth Clay Center Fourth Marysville Second Concordia Second Hoisington Sixth NCKL Fourth Regionals Tenth State Ninth GIRLS Wamego Eighth Abilene Fourth Clay Center Sixth Marysville Third Concordia Third Hoisington Sixth NCKL Fifth Regional Seventh Girls Cross Country: Dawn Baumann, Laurie Halda, Karla Peterson, Angie Tholstrup. Back: Coach Lyle Pounds, Taunya Richards, Denise Kearn, Kristen Culley, Michelle Toogood. Cross Country 45 Volleyball Team Wins Third At State TOURNAMENT TEAM Front: Coach Laureli Kitchener, Melinda Girard, Kathy Hayden, Mary Kieffer, Brenda Budreau, Kinda Erken- brack. Coach Sandy Slacken. Back: Tammy Forshee, Dana Anderson, Rita Haist, April Chavey, Colleen Butler, ]acque Simpson, Julie Gallagher. Sub-State Champions Coach Laureli Kitchener evaluated the sea- son thus: There is no denying we had a successful year with a 36-1 varsity and a 10-0 junior varsity record. Freshmen improve- ment was tremendous during the last two weeks. I feel privileged to have been their coach and will remember them with pride. The volleyball team was undefeated NCKL champs, Sub-State champions regionally and third at State. Council Grove ruined the per- fect season at state tournament in Abilene. Four CHS girls made All-League: Melinda Gi- rard (setter), Julie Gallagher (bumper- server), April Chavey (spiker) and Jacque Simpson (server spiker). Two girls were honorable mention: Colleen Butler (setter) and Brenda Budreau (bumper server). 1985 VB Varsity Minneapolis W Glasco W Abilene W, W Chapman W, W Wamego W, W Marysville W Hanover W Clifton-Clyde W Minneapolis W Salina Central W Marysville W Chapman W Linn W Clay Center W, W Manhattan W Topeka-Seaman W Manhattan W Marysville W Sabetha W Midway-Denton W Valley Heights W, W Horton W Mt. Academy Atchison W Marysville W Belleville W Beloit W Ellesworth W Goodland W Mt. Academy, Atchison W Girard W Council Grove L Girard W 36-1 Season Record 46 Volleyball junior Varsity Enjoys Perfect Record JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Michelle Krahe, Jennifer Waters, Darla Cory, Kim Mueller, Mary Kieffer, Janel Slaughter, Dani Huber. Second: Michelle Cote, Misti May, Teresa Huff, Kim Chandler, Kinda Erkenbrack, Kathy Haden, Tammy Forshee. Third: Monica Esslinger, Coach Laureli Kitchener, Jodi Stensaas, Rita Haist, Erin Christensen, Dana Anderson, Sandy Charbonneau, Theresa Brummett, Sandy Stacken, Renea Pfizenmaier. Freshmen Team: Front: Jenna James, Second: Cynthia Gates, Traci Charbonneau, Jennifer Waters. Third: Kim Meuller, Jari Hebert, Kristi Sherwood, Fourth: Jennifer Jager, Sandy Charbonneau, Jodi Stensaas, Fifth: Debbie Denault, Erin Christensen, Deanna Hoffer, Sixth: Renea Pfizenmaier, Coach Laureli Kitchener, Sandy Stacken, Monica Ess- linger. Volleyball 47 Twenty Seconds From The State Playoffs The 1984 season will not soon be forgotten. After two initial losses to Clay Center and Chapman, the Panthers won the next five. It appeared as though CHS would go to State Playoffs when unbeaten Ellsworth rallied in the last 20 seconds and won the hard-fought game 17-16. In spite of that heart-breaking loss, the Panthers played a spirited final game at Sacred Heart, winning 39-0. CHS finished 3-2 in the NCKL a third place tie and 6-3 overall. In season play CHS scored 227 to the opponent's 90. Seven made the NCKL All- League team: Robert Davis, David Christensen, Roger Hardaway and Scott Gallagher on offense; Chad Regnier, Roger Istas, Chuck Knapp and Robert Davis on defense. Jim Waters and Roger Istas made honorable mention. Chuck Knapp and Roger Istas won the Keith Christensen award. Chuck Knapp made the All-Area first team as line- backer and offensive tackle. Robert Davis made the second defensive team. Coach Robbie Baumann evaluated this way. This football team was one of the best for quite some time at CHS. The players showed their true char- acter in coming back in the Sacred Heart game after losing to Ellsworth. I am very proud of this team. CHS OPP 6 Clay Center 16 26 Chapman 30 38 Marysville 0 34 Superior 6 27 Wamego 0 28 Beloit 20 12 Abilene 7 16 Ellsworth 17 39 Sacred Heart 6-3 Record 0 48 Football FOOTBALL SQUAD Front: Darren Silkman, Chad Regnier, Chuck Knapp, Scott Gallagher, Roger Hardaway, Mike Roudybush, Roger Istas, Pat Balthazor. Second: Jeff Cassel, David Dreiling, Kevin Wright, Jim Waters, Robert Davis, Jacob Sorell, Robert Maple, Tim Springer, Coach Robbie Baumann. Third: Rusty Whitley, David Christensen, Brent Zachary, Willie Lawrence, Greg Peltier, Ric Fredrickson, Andy Mosher, Brian Peltier. Fourth: William Brown, Darren LeDuc, Brock Hartshorn, Jay Cailteux, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Scott Gales, Paul McDonald, Coach John Culley. Fifth: Coach Keith Sherwood, Geof Reusch, Scott Coppoc, Corey Champlin, John Pounds, Wade Watkins, John Blackwell, Rodney Collette. Sixth: Coach George Meyer, Manager Kevin Thoman, Goeff Gembala, Chancy Smith, Michael Haden, Kurtis Swihart, Steven Palmquist, Shane Jones, Manager Jack Krager. Football 49 Frosh Football Has 4-4 Record FROSH Front: Mark Esau, Buddy Kearn, Damen Sterrett, Kendall Talley, Bryan Vignery, Neal Hartshorn, Marc Wentz. Second: Kevin McCall, James Workman, John Hinman. Trent Coppoc, Doug Frohardt, James Roudybush, David Canfield, Terry Peltier. Third: Darin Pearson, Rob Chapin, Gregory Aytes, Ronnie West, Brian Ruud, Lenn Shipman, William Capleton, Carl Shuler, David Matthews. Fourth: Jeff Bray Derrick Zachary, Brandon Lewis, Jeff Swenson, Andre McDaniel, Gary LaBarge, Alan Boling, Jeff Burdett. Fifth: Coach Steve Bauer, Coach Larry Hartshorn. Encouraging The Tennis Tradition TENNIS CLUB Front: Autumn Christensen, Salina Lovette, Linda Barnett, Jennifer Buss, Regan Erickson, Janae Watson, Kevin Ukens, Jay Cailteux, Ashlea Tuggle, Kim Wills, Jana Hinman, Sheila Brummett, Maria Bachamp, Misti May, Suzie DeBauche, Eric Palmquist, Tim Braun, Coach Devine Montoya. 50 Freshmen Football, Tennis Club People Do The Darndest Things Top Left: Chuck Knapp observes the quiet rule. Middle Left: Radio staff in a crazy mood. Bottom Left: Jaycees help promote Panther football spirit. Top Right: Mr. Switzer displays his macho image. Middle right: Isn't he a little old for you? Humor 51 — Homecoming Jana Hinman Anne Hughes Stacie Wright Lisa Palmquist Sheila Trost Ashlea Tuggle 52 Homecoming ASSEMBLY Anders Krook, Anne Hughes, Jacob Sorell, Lisa Palmquist, Chuck Knapp, Sheila Trost, Chad Regnier, Jana Hinman Robert Davis, Stacie Wright, Jim Waters, Ashlea Tuggle. HALFTIME David Garrison, Ashlea Tuggle, Larry Naillieux, Jana Hinman, Kenny Johnston, Stacie Wright, Ken Goff, Sheila Trost, Randy Nelson, Lisa Palmquist, Ronnie Gieber, Anne Hughes. Homecoming 53 TROJANBUSTER THEME ■■ ■■ ■■ II | ;t - j— Who Ya Gonna Call? Trojanbusters was the popular movie slogan adapted for the 47th CHS Homecoming on Oct. 12. The Spirit Week com- petition featured penny jars, hall decorations, class yells as well as dress-up involvement in Twin Day, Weekend Day, Tie and Shades Day and Red Day. The class of 1986 won the Spirit Stick for its overall participation. MC StuCo president Larry Naillieux presided at the afternoon pep assembly. Classes participated in games, generating spirit. Football coach Robert Baumann also spoke to the group. The afternoon parade downtown had class and club floats plus decorated cars, bands and school and civic groups. The sophomores won the best class float prize; the Science Club the club one. Halftime featured the marching band, pom pon, flag corps and twirling. Stacie Wright was chosen 1984 Homecoming Queen. 54 Homecoming In football the Panthers prevailed over the Be- loit Trojans 28-20 before a capacity home crowd on a pleasant warm fall night. DJ Knight of the Turntable spun records for 125 students at the dance. Sponsor Mrs. Eileen Hart and StuCo organized the weeklong celebration. Alum Mrs. Sue Vignery reported this was the 28th consecutive CHS Homecoming she had attended. Homecoming 55 Seniors Involved In Fall Sports Maria Bachamp Pat Balthazor Dawn Baumann Sheila Brummett Colleen Butler Jeff Cassel Robert Davis David Dreiling Ric Fredrickson Scott Gallagher Melinda Girard Roger Hardaway Jana Hinman Roger Istas Chuck Knapp Anders Krook Willie Lawrence Robert Maple Larry Naillieux Greg Peltier Chad Regnier Mike Roudybush Darren Silkman Jacob Sorell Tim Springer Jim Waters Andra Watts Kim Wills Kevin Wright Brent Zachary 56 Seniors Fall Sports Winter Sports Senior Participants Andra Watts Brent Zachary Seniors Winter Sports 57 Pat Balthazor Colleen Butler David Garrison Ron Gieber Melinda Girard Chuck Knapp Darren Silkman larnh Sorell Shane Sorell W I Brad Swihart Jim Waters Tim Springer Undefeated State Champions! STATE TOURNAMENT TEAM Front: Sandy Blochlinger, Monica Esslinger, Kinda Erkenbrack, Brenda Budreau, Kathy Hayden, Melinda Girard, Rc.iee Fraser, Brenda Boling. Back: Coach Dick Switzer, Colleen Butler, Andra Watts, Debra McDaniel, Jacque Simpson, April Chavey, Michelle Toogood, Rita Haist, Julie Gallagher, Coach Jay Detter. (25-0 Record) Wouldn't stop till we reached the top typified this year's girls basketball season. Their entry into state competition was for the fourth consecutive year. After finishing in 4-3-2 order in previous year, it almost seemed inevitable to stop the girls from reaching their goal of 4-A state championship. This was only the third time in state history of girls basketball that the champs also enjoyed a perfect season. This year's team had an astonishing 25-0 record. When asked how he felt about the team, Coach Switzer answered This was the hardest working team I have ever had. When you have talent and work hard, you will be successful. Coach Switzer was named state Coach of the year by the Topeka Capitol-Journal and area Coach of the Year by the Salina Journal. The perfect season saw the girls take the NCKL crown and invitational tournaments at Beloit and Minneapolis as the girls had decided early to Go for the Gold . In awards Andra Watts made the NCKL first team, the first 4- A All-State team in Wichita, second All-Area team in Salina and third All-State team in Topeka. April Chavey made the NCKL first team, first All-Area team in Salina, second All- State teams in Topeka and Wichita. Julie Gallagher and Jac- que Simpson were honorable mention on the NCKL team. CHS 1984-85 Season OPP 58 Clay Center 32 60 Minneapolis 49 56 Beloit 44 48 Clay Center 31 62 Marysville 47 55 Abilene 39 44 Wamego 32 49 Superior 36 61 Chapman 34 62 Riley County 37 80 Belleville 31 58 Clay Center 42 56 Russell 52 60 Beloit 35 54 Clay Center 27 68 Chapman 35 69 Abilene 41 52 Marysville 42 52 Wamego 36 45 Abilene 22 39 Clay Center 35 51 Council Grove 45 52 Tonganoxie 39 47 Chaparral 42 50 Baldwin 25-0 Recod 43 58 Girls Basketball JV Hopes To Keep The Tradition Going JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Coach Jay Detter, Kathy Hayden, Missy Smith, Denise Kearn, Pamela Tholstrup, Rita Haist Mechelle Cote. Second: Monica Esslinger, Renee Fraser, Tonya Richard, Debra McDaniel, Michelle Toogood, Teresa Hoff, Theresa Brummett, Michelle Dobberstein. Back: Sandy Blochlinger, Kinda Erkenbrack, Janel Slaughter, Tammy Eorshee, Brenda Boling. (8-4 Record) Future Looks Bright For CHS Wrestlers VARSITY WRESTLERS Front: 98 Donald Nelson (16-11), 105 Robbie Nordquist (8-14), 112 David Canfield (26-2), 119 Mike Joslyn (13-9), 126 Paul McGinnis (8-16), 132 David Garrison, Kurds Swihart (8-8), 138 Jim Waters (4-4), Tim Springer (4-13), 145 Pat Balthazor (17-7), 155 Scott Gales (7-12), 167 Brock Hartshorn (17-12), Hwt. Andre McDaniel (9-10). State competitors and Coach Moore below. The CHS wrestling team finished second in the NCKL with a 4-1 league record and an over-all 7-3-1 record. Four wrestlers Donald Nelson, David Canfield, Brock Hartshorn and Pat Balthazor traveled to State in Wichita. Canfield brought home the 4-A State Championship at 112. He was later selected to the Salina Journal All-Area Wrestling Team. Other awards had David Canfield winning the Out- standing Young Wrestler Award at CHS. Pat Balthazor won the Outstanding Wres- tler Award. Coach Doug Moore stated I felt we had a very successful season as a whole. All the wrestlers improved from the previous year and that was the main reason for our success. This year is, I hope, a foundation for many years to come. The year's tourney result were: Clay Cen- ter-sixth, Oberlin - third, Beloit - elev- enth, Phillipsburg - third, Regionals - sev- enth and State - sixteenth. 1984-85 Wrestling Season CHS OPP CHS OPP 33 Ellsworth 33 29 Superior 22 18 Southeast Saline 42 41 Wamego 12 39 Marysville 18 45 Abilene 15 15 Beloit 49 51 Chapman 10 40 Salina South 18 12 Clay Center 45 60 Wrestling WRESTLING SQUAD Front: Donald Nelson, Robbie Nordquist, Mike Joslyn, Paul McGinnis, David Garrison, Tim Springer, Pat Balthazor, Scott Gales, Brock Hartshorn, Andre McDaniel. Second: Damon Sterrett, Mark Castonguay, Kevin Thoman, Lenn Shipman, Shane Jones, David Matthews, Rusty Whitley, Kevin McCall, Wayde Watkins. Back: Coach Jeff Gimar, Jim Workman, Brad Swihart, Paul McDonald, Jim Kiel, Kurtis Swihart, Carl Shuler, Brent Zachary, Danny Kindel, Jim Waters, Coach Doug Moore. David Canfield Takes State At 112! Shoot To Hit! Play To Win! VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Kenny Allen, Kent Morgan, Chris Saunders (managers). Second: Roger Koester, Jake Sorell, Ronald Gieber, Shane Sorell, Darren Silkman, Rodney Haist. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, David Dick, David Christensen, Philip Bentz, Chris Samuelson, Chuck Knapp, Craig Douglass, lay Cailteux, Coach George Meyer. Basketball Highlights It was one of those off-years for boys basketball this season. There were times when things went well and then there were times of tough luck. There was a number of games where CHS was in the ball game till the closing minutes. At season's end the record was 6-15 and a fifth place finish in the NCKL. Coach Erik Rasmussen said, We tried to shoot to hit and play to win. At Sub-State CHS gave Chapman a valiant fight and even led in the second half before losing in the closing minutes. It was a season in spite of losses where many could take pride and satisfaction in their efforts. In awards David Christensen made the NCKL All- League team and won the Ed Walters Free Throw Award. Ron Gieber won honorable mention on the NCKL All-League team and was named the Out- standing Senior Basketball Player. In eight seasons at CHS as head coach, Rasmussen became the winnin- gest boys basketball coach in CHS history with a 106- 65 record. His team finished or tied for first four years in the NCKL. 84-85 Boys Basketball Season CHS OPP 48 Clay Center 44 59 Minneapolis 68 50 Beloit 44 93 Marysville 60 45 Abilene 67 43 Wamego 56 55 Superior 67 43 Clay Center 61 56 Chapman 68 65 Sacred Heart 55 37 Salina South 60 52 Wichita Kapaun 88 56 Belleville 64 64 Beloit 61 57 Clay Center 72 56 Sacred Heart 62 62 Chapman 70 57 Abilene 58 64 Marysville 58 58 Wamego 66 52 Chapman 56 6-15 Record 62 Boys Basketball Junior Varsity Develops Skills For The Future JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Front: manager Kenny Allen, Anders Krook, Bill Brown, James Reynolds, Chris Ethridge, manager Chris Saunders. Second: Roger Koester, Geoff Gembala, John Pounds, Scott Coppoc, Kane Carlson, Dennis Kieffer. Back: Coach Erik Rasmussen, Lee Stanford, Rod Haist, Steven Palmquist, Philip Bentz, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Geof Reusch, manager Kent Morgan, Coach George Meyer. (3-11 Record) Chris Samuelson goes high in a jump. Jake Sorell sets for two points. Boys BasketbalI 63 Freshmen Basketball: Hope Of The Future FRESHMEN BOYS Front: Mark Esau, Kendall Talley, Bryan Vignery. Second: Neal Hartshorn, Trent Coppoc, Brandon Lewis, Tad Collins, Brian Ruud, )ohn Hinman. Back: Rob Chapin, James Roudybush, Ronnie West, Reece Smith, Jeff Swenson, Derrick Zachary, Gregory Aytes, Marc Wentz, Coach Larry Hartshorn (4-8 Season Record.) FRESHMEN GIRLS Front: Amy Hoober, Kim Mueller, Nicole Hansen, Jenna James, Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Waters. Second: Coach Jack Mitchell, Traci Charbonneau, Sandy Charbonneau, Deana Hoffer, Erin Christensen, Jodi Stensaas, Rhonda Walker, Kristi Gales (8-4 Season Record). 64 Freshmen Basketball Seniors Enjoy Spring Sports Dawn Baumann Jeff Cassel Joe Collins Ron Gieber Randy Nelson Lisa Palmquist Tim Springer Kevin Wright Spring Sports Seniors 65 Shout And Scream For Your Team! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Michelle Bates, Dedra Campbell, Dawn Baumann, Ann Halfide, Regan Erickson. Back: Karen Campbell, Deanna Davidson, Vicki Willoughby, Yvette Castonguay, Lisa Peltier. 66 Cheerleaders FLAG CORPS Front: Erin Christensen, Kim Wills, Missy Smith, Shannon Doyle, Shari Garner, Tonya Richard, Anita Powell. Back: Rhonda Appleby, Kristel Gales, Jodi Meats, Misti May, Laura Appleby, Tamera Harris, Jolene Cassel, Salena Lovette. Majorettes, Flags 67 Winter Sports Festival Very Enjoyable Queen Sheila And King Jim The highlight of WSF Week came when Sheila Brummett and James Waters were crowned 1985 Queen and King on Febr. 8. The sophomore class won the Spirit Bell which was announced at the evening wrestling match. The Spirit Bell competition had Wednesday as Wade Into Victory Day. Students wore flood length pants and grubby shoes. Thursday, Steal A Victory had students dress as cops and robbers. Friday was Spirit Day with students wearing class buttons. They were not allowed to talk to members of other classes. If they talked to an- other class member, they had to forfeit the but- ton. The objective was to obtain the largest num- ber of buttons from other classes. The results were compiled at the afternoon assembly. A new competition this year was the lip sync con- test, patterned after the popular tv show. Stu- dents voted for their favorite band. Trapazoid won; its members included Larry Naillieux, Kenny Johnston, Ric Fredrickson, Michael Haden and Chris Ethridge. The sports activities on Febr. 8 had these results. The girls basketball team easily beat Chapman 68- 35. The boys basketball team played a close one with Chapman but eventually lost 70-62. The wrestlers at home battled Clay Center but lost 45- 12. The week was topped off with a DJ dance in the old gym on Saturday night. The Knights of the Turntable provided the music for some fifty cou- ples. Many students regarded the week's events as successful. 68 Winter Sports Festival WSF Royalty Reigns At Afternoon Assembly ROYALTY Front: Melinda Girard, Andra Watts, Sheila Brummett, Colleen Butler, Tammy Palmquist. Back: Chuck Knapp, Robert Davis, James Waters, Jacob Sorell, Anders Krook. Winter Sports Festival 69 George Bernard Shaw Classic - A Big Hit! November 8-9, 1984 CHS Auditorium Director: Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth Vocal Director: Mr. Tom Commerford Instrumental Director: Mr. Phil Fischer CAST Cockneys (Shawn Hood, Curtis Knapp, David David Grennan, Chancy Smith), Mrs. Eynsford Hill, (Veronica Wil- son), Eliza Doolittle (Lynette Dyson), Freddy Eynsford Hill (Michael Haden), Col. Hugh Pickering (David Combs), Henry Hig- gins (Kenny Johnston), Bartender (Earl Ar- cher), Harry (Tom Walker), Jaime (Erich Timkar), Alfred P. Doolittle (Andre McDaniel), Mrs. Pearce (Shari Garner), Mrs. Hopkins (Jodi Meats), Mrs. Higgins (Anita Powell), Lord Boxington (Steven Palmquist), Lady Boxington (Amy Garri- son), House Maids (Shawn Hood, Kay Zim- merman), Maids (Shannon Nelson, Regan Erickson, Dedra Campbell, Kristi Gales, Jennifer Buss, Michelle Dobberstein, Paula Maginness), Butlers (Kevin Ukens, Steven Palmquist, Paul McDonald, Travis Mills, Mike Regnier, Jeff Swenson, Robert Owen), Ascot Women (Kim Chandler, Amy Garrison, Jennifer Bergeson, Missy Smith, Rena Owen, Kathy Blochlinger, Paula Miller), Ascot Men (Kevin Ukens, Steven Palmquist, Paul McDonald, Travis Mills, Mike Regnier, Jeff Swenson, Robert Owen), Chorus of London Low-Life (Beth Appleby, Rhonda Appleby, Jesse Ashland, Maria Bachamp, Jenny Barnett, Linda Bar- nett, Frances Bates, Trish Bennett, Tracy Charbonneau, Julie Davis, Chrystal Eakins, Jennifer Floyd, Linda Hale, Laurie Halda, Nicole Hanson, Tamera Harris, Dani Huber, Amy Ihrig, Salena Lovette, Paula Maginness, Kristin Norlin, Lisa Palmquist, Karla Peterson, Renee Walker, Jennifer Waters, Darlene Williams). CREW: Janell Kinser, Vicki Briggs, Sean Cummings, Jolene Cassel, Andi Graves, Amy Hoober, Doug Smith, Heidi Strait, Judy Hart, Julie Davis, Kevin Wright, Cry- stal Blochlinger, Maria Cyphers, Miss Nan- cy Sherffius. PIT ORCHESTRA: Mrs. Shelley Manges, Mr. John Cooper, Mrs. Kathy Urban, Jan Rasmussen, Misti May, Suzy DeBauche, Kristi Sherwood, Kathy Hayden, Darren Silkman, Darrin Pearson, Geof Reusch, Da- vid Dick, Mrs. Kathi Fischer. Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Music by Fredrick Loewe Tt An  •• SHOW HZ!.. My Fair Lady 71 Farewell, Farewell Eugene Spring Play At CHS March 21-22 Presentation at CHS Auditorium CAST Gertrude Povis - Anita Powell, Minerva Povis Goody - Shawn Hood, Peonie Povis - Vicki Briggs, Chuck Bailey - Curtis Knapp, Mr. Reardon - Michael Ha- den, Mrs. Reardon - Veronica Wilson, Flossie Rear- don - Julie Davis, Jason - Jacob Strait, Miss Harmen - Shannon Nelson, Director - Mrs. Rhondalyn Ber- roth, Stage Manager - Andi Graves, Light - Janell Kinser. CAST AND CREW Front: Teresa Musgrove, Shannon Nelson, Veronica Wilson, Vicki Briggs, Julie Davis, Jacob Strait, Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Second: Andi Graves, Jesse Ashland, Janell Kinser, Shawn Hood, Jeff Kymer, Mike Haden, Curtis Knapp, Anita Powell, Back: Jeff Burdett, David Grennan, Chris Saunders. 72 Spring Play Drama Club Develops Acting Skills DRAMA CLASS Front: Dee Strait, Jodi Novlan, Paula Cullen, Missy Smith, Shari Garner, Lynette Dyson, Anita Powell, Anders Krook. Second: Teresa Musgrove, Jolene Cassel, Heidi Strait, Kathy Blochlinger, Jesse Ashland, Shawn Hood, Kristel Gales, Amy Huber, Jenny Barnett. Third: Shannon Doyle, Janell Kinser, Paula Maginness, Jennifer Bergeson, Chancy Smith, Ronnie West, Jodi Meats, Julie Davis, Mrs. Rhondalyn Berroth. Fourth: Jennifer Buss, David Grennan, Jeff Kymer, David Combs, Linda Barnett, Michelle Bates, Francie Bates. Back: Veronica Wilson, Vicki Briggs, Doug Smith, Dani Huber, Andrea Graves, Earl Archer, Chris Saunders. Girls Place Fifth At State Meet Front: mgr. Paula Maginness, Ann Halfhide, April Chavey, Deana Hoffer, Mechelle Cote, Kim Chandler, Jenna James, Kristi Gales, Erin Christensen. Middle: Coach Dick Switzer, mgr. Helga Foldbo, Sandy Charbonneau, Janell Kinser, Karla Peterson, Angie Tholstrup, Traci Charbonneau, Denise Kearn, Tammy Forshee, Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Waters, Kim Mueller, Michelle Toogood, mgr. Janel Slaughter, Coach Robert Baumann. Back: Coach Glenn Walker, Dawn Baumann, Kristen Culley, Julie Gallagher, Jacque Simpson, Rita Haist, Brenda Budreau, Missy Smith, Anne Hughes, Lisa Palmquist, Kathy Hayden, Jodi Stensaas. The girls track team had a fine season. The fifth place finish at State saw Jacque Simpson take sec- ond in shot put at 38-6. CHS was second in the 1600 m relay at 4:03.20 and fifth in the 800 m relay at 1:48.0 Coach Baumann praised the effort of his girls team This year was the first for a combined coaching staff for both girls and boys. The girls participated in meets at Marysville, Abi- lene, Smith Center, Concordia, Beloit, and Clay Center. They finished second at the NCKL meet here and second at the regionals at Chapman. 74 Girls Track State Championship Team Effort BOYS TRACK Front: Neal Hartshorn, Brian Ruud, Jeff Swenson, Lenn Shipman, Terry Peltier, Brian Vignery, Derrick Zachary, Buddy Kearn, Kevin McCall. Second: Trent Coppoc, Tad Collins, Shane Jones, Mark Castonguay, Bill Brown, Paul McGinnis, Chris Etheridge, Scott Coppoc, David Matthews, Robbie Ramsey, Jim Workman, mgr. Paul McDonald. Third: Coach Glenn Walker, Coach Dick Switzer, Wayde Watkins, Corey Champlin, Lee Stanford, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Ron Gieber, Kevin Wright, Rodney Collette, James Roudybush, Geof Reusch, Michael Haden, Chancy Smith, Coach Tom Brossius, Coach Robert Baumann. Back: Scott Gales, Roger Istas, Joe Collins, Roger Hardaway, David Christensen, Chris Samuelson, Rod Haist, Roger Koester, Darren Silkman, Tim Springer, Chuck Knapp, Philip Bentz, Andre McDaniel. Coach Robbie Baumann described his sixth state cham- pionship team thus. It was a team effort all year. We had four coaches in different areas who had kids score. Having quality kids in so many events really made the difference. The state meet in Wichita on May 17-18 saw Kevin Wright (in candid) win the 110 meter hurdles in 14.8 and the 300 intermediate hurdles in 39.1. Roger Koester won the 3,200 in 9:44 and Chris Samuelson the high jump at 6-6. CHS took second in the 400 m relay at 43.9 and third in the 1600 m relay at 3:25.40. Chuck Knapp's discus throw of 156-7 took third. All season long the team was awesome as it smoked its opponents in meets at Marysville, Abilene, Smith Cen- ter, Concordia, Beloit and Clay Center. The team won first at the NCKL here and first at the regionals in Chapman. Boys Track 75 Tennis Doubles Compete At State BOYS TENNIS Front: Terry Carlgren, Jeff Cassel, Jeff Burdett, Anders Krook, Brian Pendergrass. Back: Kevin Ukens, Jay Cailteux, Eric Palmquist, Craig Mowry, Gary LaBarge, Coach Devine Montoya. Coach Devine Montoya spoke highly of the season. The tennis team again qualified individuals for the state tour- nament. Their rackets did all the talking and they deserve a salute for a job well done. The doubles team of Jay Cailteux and Anders Krook, foreign exchange stu- dent from Sweden, combined to win second in no. 1 doubles at the NCKL, first at regionals and went on to state losing in the first round in a tough match at Ellsworth. The invitation tournament team results were as follows: Concordia - first, Ells- worth - Chapman - second, Concordia - second and Chapman - second. The tennis season had a number of fine highlights. 76 Tennis Golf Relishes Fourth Finish At State GOLF SQUAD Front: Curtis Knapp, Mark Esau, Kendall Talley. Middle: Doug Frohardt, James Roudybush, Suzy DeBauche, Rob Chapin, Anders Krook, Darin Pearson, John Hinman, Kane Carlson, Geoff Gembala, Coach George Meyer. Back: Micharl Roudybush, Randy Nelson, Ken Goff, Brock Hartshorn, Eric Garlow, Tracy Senner, Chris Saunders, Amy Ihrig. It was a very satisfying season because we did well even while starting over. We won three tournaments, qualified for State and placed fourth there. Coach George Meyer had these glowing words in his evaluation. This type of fine achievement fell in line with the golf tradition at CHS. A number of new people entered the program. The highlight was obviously the fourth place at State. Members of that team were Ken Goff, Brock Hartshorn, Geoff Gembala, Kane Carlson, Randy Nelson and Michael Roudybush. GOLF VARSITY Front: Coach George Meyer, Rob Chapin, Chris Saunders, Kane Carlson. Back: Eric Garlow, Michael Roudybush, Ken Goff, Randy Nelson, Brock Hartshorn, Geoff Gembala. Team Improves Rapidly The golf team participated in the Abilene, Wamego, Marysville tournaments as well as taking first at Chapman, Belleville and Concordia. The team took second at the NCKL and second at the regionals. All in all, it was a good year. Golf 77 Special Moments At Prom '85 Prom Theme Features Purple Rain Song on, SfaicUe ay, S$i d?tu n ie £ snine een tfuneAed and eip y-ftn al nine- a 'c c Cin, rfe eveninp 78 Prom About 90 couples attended the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom April 20 in the old gym. The theme of Purple Rain came from a cur- rent popular song. The decor of silver and purple rain drops fell from purple, pink and silver streamers. The refreshments included pur- ple punch and sheet cake along with mementos of party umbrellas and napkins. The Bonnevilles of Kansas City provided the dancing music. Head Junior sponsor Mr. Jack Mitchell and Junior president Mark Lesperance organized the event and the elaborate decora- tions. The attire featured guys in tuxs or suits with ties; the girls wore either tea-length or formal dresses. Many students enjoyed the enduring tradition at Prom '85. Graduation Day Is Marvelous! May 19, 1985 was the long-anticipated day for the class of 1985. At the 3 p.m. Baccalaureate exercise in the auditorium Tammy Aubushon of the United Methodist Church gave the in- vocation and benediction. The a cappella choir sang. Father Theron Hughes of the Episcopal Church addressed the class on the historical meaning and purpose of baccalaureate. He described the original medieval exercise as one designed to inspire academic graduates to use their new knowledge in the practice of the gospel of peace and to wear the shield of faith and integrity in meeting that challenge. Father Hughes reminded students that the gift of knowledge given by their teachers was something no one could take away from them. He emphasized to the graduates that the intellect should be treated as a gift from Cod which they should accept and develop with discipline and a sincere desire to learn. The 7 p.m. one hundred third commence- ment ceremony at the stadium was an exciting moment for the 113 graduates. The a cappella choir and the band provided the music. Lyn- ette Dyson and Ken Johnston presented an original composition specially suited for the occasion. Pastor Darrell Silkman of the Pres- byterian Church gave the invocation and benediction. In his commencement address Dr. Theodore A. Wilson, Professor of History at Kansas Uni- versity, advised the graduates that many of their choices in the future would be unex- pected, but that they should prepare for that future by continuing their life-long learning process with a high quality education and a sense of responsibility. Principal Larry M. Nelson presented the class of 1985 to the USD 333 Board of Education. President Kenneth R. Esau and Superinten- dent Dr. John D. Watson presented the diplo- mas. The co-valedictorians were Melinda Gi- rard and Lisa Palmquist. Marlin Burt was salu- tatoriam 80 Graduation Students Involved In Varied Activities Distinguished Honors GIRLS STATE Delegates: Michele Bates, Julie Gal- lagher, Kathy Hayden, Debbie McDaniel, Alter- nates: Brenda Budreau, Debbie Neel, Angela Tholstrup, Veronica Wilson. BOYS STATE Dele- gates: David Christensen, David Dick, John Jaster, Roger Koester, Kevin Ukens, Alternates: Chris Sa- muelson, Rodney Haist, Scott Gales. Chuck Knapp won honorable mention on the high school foot- ball All-American team as lineman in Scholastic Coach magazine. POM PON Front: Ricky Johnson. Second: Ann Halfhide, Rhonda Crum. Third: Misty May, Michelle Krahe. Back: Sheila Brummett, Kena White. Student Of The Month September - Larry Naillieux, October - Scott Gal- lagher, November - Melinda Girard, December - Ashlea Tuggle, January - Lisa Palmquist, February - James Waters, March - Lynette Dyson, April - Ron Gieber, May - Roger Istas CLOSE-UP KANSAS DELEGATES Front: Kristine Budreau, Jami He- bert, Kenny Allen, John Jaster. Back: Sherry Larkins, Ann Halfhide, Mrs. Judy Zimmerman is the faculty sponsor. GIFTED ED QUIZ BOWL PARTICIPANTS Front: Rick l iby, Kay Zim- merman, Jeff Burdett, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. Back: David Combs, Ve- ronica Wilson, Lynette Dyson, Mary Kosik. 82 Activities The Class of 1986 has fun in the Homecoming Assembly competition. The juniors went on to win the Spirit Stick. Mr. David Wilson has retired from teaching after 17 years at Concor- dia High School. He has taught math and coached. Juniors, Faculty 83 Pom Pon At Show Time Pep Band Adds Spirit School Has Many Sides POM PON Rhonda Crum, Anne Hughes, Sheila Brum- mett. Miss Nancy Sherffius is the sponsor. Maria Bachamp, Mrs. Darlene Bachamp, Helga Foldbo of Glenn Woodman, a 14 year veteran at CHS, keeps the halls Faroes Islands before AFS assembly Febr. 27. clean. 84 Pom Pon, School Scene StuCo Displays Leadership STUCO OFFICERS Scott Gallagher (vice-president), Lisa Palmquist (treasurer), Tammy Palmquist (sec- retary), Larry Naillieux (president), Mrs. Eileen Hart (sponsor). STUCO Front: Larry Naillieux, Tammy Palmquist, Scott Gallagher, Second: Susan DeBauche, Terry Peltier, Kim Wills, Crystal Blochlinger, Misti May, Tamera Harris, Andrea Graves, Jeff Reusch, Back: Mrs. Eileen Hart, Mark Lesperance, Marlin Burt, Debra McDaniel, Debra Neel, Anita Powell, Trisha Eby, Tracy Charbonneau, Brenda Budreau. StuCo 85 Staff Enjoys Assembling HURKARU YEARBOOK STAFF Pat Balthazor Crystal Blochlinger Kenton Bogart Brenda Boling Stephen Brummer Robert Davis Helga Foldbo Jana Hinman Jolene Kinser Mary Kosik Anders Krook Paula Maginness Greg Maley Muzette Musil Randy Nelson Tammy Palmquist Mary Thornton Ashlea Tuggle Sheila Trost Andra Watts Stacie Wright Mr. Henry Baxa, Adviser 86 Yearbook Staff FRENCH CLUB Front Brenda Boling, Andrea Graves, Mary Kosik, Greg Maley, Veronica Wilson, Heidi Strait, Anders Krook. Second: Shannon Doyle, Helga Foldbo, Mrs. Delores Mowry. Renee Walker, Darlene Williams, Brenda Landry, Christy Read, Amy Hoober, Julie Davis Back: Yvette Castonguay, Mechelle Cote, Jeff Burdette, Sandy Charbonneau, Rhonda Walker, Crystal Blochlinger, Muzette Musil. French title translation: We Speak The Language Of Love! Nadie Lo Dice Mejor! SPANISH CLUB Front: Miguel Aguirre, Lisa Peil, Bobbie Istas, Kari Blochlinger, Amy Nault. Second: Roberto Vasquez, David Burch Lisa Lagasse, Jolene Kinser, Judy Hart, Jenny Barnett, Serena Reeves, Ricky Uri, Ashlea Tuggle. Third: Lee Stanford, Ty Brown, Chris Smith, Kristin Norlan, Deanna Davidson, Jan Rasmussen, Donna Hayden, Angie Tholstrup, Lynn Bennett, Gina Braun, Teresa Detter, Craig Mowry! Fourth: Robert Kearn, Jay Smith, Tom Walker, Mrs. Carman Davis, Christy Read, Karen Detrixhe, Kim Ramsey, Rita Hosie, Kevin McCall! Tad Collins. Spanish title translation: No One Says It Better! Nous Parlons La Langue D Amour! Spanish, French Clubs 87 Band Performs At Air Force Academy Flutes: Frances Bates, Mishele Campbell, Michelle Dobberstein, Amy Garrison, Kim Mueller, Shannon Nelson, Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen, Lace Searight, Mary Thornton, Janae Watson, Kay Zimmerman. French Horn: John Hinnan, Robbie Ramsey, Tom Walker. Trumpet: Maria Bachamp, Kevin Bourne, Marlin Burt, Terry Carlgren, Kane Carlson, Robert Chapin, Autumn Christians, Scott Coppoc, Trent Coppoc, Donald Nelson, Darren Silkman, Shawn Starr, Jeff Swenson, Kendall Talley, Brent Zachary. Clarinets: Sard Blochlinger, Jennifer Buss, Karen Campbell, Laurie Christensen, Julie Davis, Suzy DeBauche, Cindy Gates, Andrea Graves, Virginia Grimm, Shawn Hood, Jenna James, Kathi Longfellow, Kristi Sherwood, Jodi Stensaas, Heidi Strait, Veronica Wilson, Beth Wineinger. Alto Sax: Jesse Ashland, Dedra Campbell, Doug Frohardt, Lowell Hansen, Rhonda Johnson, Janell Kinser, Andre McDaniel, Steven Palmquist. Tenor Sax: Philip Bentz, Amy Ihrig, Lee Stanford. Baritone Sax: Michelle Toogood, Marc Wentz. Trombone: Chris Ethridge, Scott Gales, Brian Ketterer, Darin Pearson, Karla Peterson, Kevin Ukens, Derrick Zachary. Baritone Horn: Craig Douglass, Ken Goff, Troy Hanson. Tuba: Darren Barnhart, Clint Boling, Carl Smith. Percussion: David Dick, Tricia Eby, Regan Erickson, Ric Fredrickson, Mike Haden, Kenny Johnston, Gary LaBarge, Brandon Lewis, Paul McDonald, Davie Novak, Geof Reusch, Shelly Vandeburg, Bryan Vignery. Flags: Laura Appleby, Rhonda Appleby, Jolene Cassel, Erin Christensen, Shannon Doyle, Kristi Gales, Shari Garner, Tamera Harris, Denise Kearn, Salena Lovette, Misti May, Jodi Meats, Anita Powell, Tonya Richard, Missy Smith, Kim Wills. Field Conductors: Kathy Hayden and Debbie Neel. 88 Band A Cappella Choir Delights Its Audiences A CAPPELLA CHOIR Piano: Misti May. Front: Shannon Nelson, Lynette Dyson, Jessie Ashland, Amy Garrison, Dedra Campbell, Amy Ihrig, Nicole Hanson, Karla Peterson, Kathy Blochlinger, Travis Mills, Paul McDonald, Autumn Christians, Salena Lovette, Rena Owen, Tamera Harris, Linda Hale, Patricia Bennett. Second: Darlene Williams, Laurie Halda, Jennifer Buss, Janell Kinser, Shawn Hood, Julie Davis, Regan Erickson, Michelle Dobberstein, Kevin Likens, Steve Palmquist, Jeff Swenson, Jennifer Floyd, Francie Bates, Monica Bachamp, Paula Miller, Mr. Tom Commerford. Back: Rhonda Appleby, Linda Barnett, Kim Chandler, Shari Garner, Paula Maginness, Jennifer Bergeson, Andre McDaniel, Michael Hayden, Kenny Johnston, Mike Regnier, Chancy Smith, Kristel Gales, Missy Smith, Traci Charbonneau, Renee Walker, Jenny Barnett, Dani Huber. A Cappella, My Fair Lady 89 Debate Wins State Championship! Third State Title Resolved that the CHS Debate Team will take 4-A State Championship at Fort Hays University January 17-18,1985. The team of state champs consisted of Lynette Dy- son, Rick Liby, John Jaster, Michelle Krahe and alternates Tom Walker and Mark Le- sperance. The team also won the regionals at Topeka Hayden Jan. 11-12. The year's actual topic was resolved that the feder- al government should provide employ- ment for all employable US citizens living in poverty. DEBATE Front: Mark Esau, Michelle Krahe, Lenn Shipman, Jeff Burdett, Mr. Steven Neill. Second: Mark Lesperance, Lynette Dyson, Shannon Nelson, Andrea Graves, Terry Carlgren. Back: David Combs, Rick Liby, Tom Walker, Doug Smith, John Jaster. Not pictured is Paul McDonald. National Forensics League Very Active NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Front: Doug Smith, Andrea Graves, Shannon Nelson, Paula Maginness, Lynette Dyson, Rick Liby. Back: David Combs, Mark Esau, Jeff Burdett, Terry Carlgren, Mark Lesperance, Paul McDonald, John Jaster, Tom Walker, Mr. Steven Neill. 90 Debate, NFL Art Club Members Relax In The Shade RT CLUB Front: Maria Cyphers, Crystal Blochlinger, Becky Hill, Dawn Eisenman. Second: Shari Garner, Anita Powell, Mary Kosik, uzette Musil. Back: Mr. Bruce Peterson, Tina Meredith, Patricia Bennett, Carl Thoman, Greta Musil, Michael Caron, Earl Archer, Mr. ennis Southwick. Forensic Squad Takes Five Between Contests DRENSIC SQUAD Front: Shannon Nelson, John Jaster, David Combs, Linda Barnett, Terry Carlgren, Andrea Graves, Paula Maginness, lark Lesperance, Tom Walker. Back: Crystal Blochlinger, Doug Smith, Michael Haden, Kenny Johnston, Mr. Steven Neill, Jeff Burdett, ick Liby, Lynette Dyson, Paul McDonald. ••••••I Concordia High Crowds Win Sportsmanship Award SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD AND CHEERLEADERS Front: Deanna Davidson, Karen Campbell, Vicki Willoughby. Middle: Lisa Peltier, Ann Halfhide, Yvette Castonguay, Regan Erickson. Back: Michele Bates, Dedra Campbell, Dawn Baumann. New Creation Performs Contemporary Songs NEW CREATION Front: Amy Garrison, Rena Owen, Michael Haden, Mike Regnier, Michelle Dobberstein, Paul McDonald, Marlin Burt, Ken Goff, Vicki Briggs, Kathy Blochlinger. Back: Jennifer Floyd, Chancy Smith, Lynette Dyson, Tom Walker, Regan Erickson, Ken Johnston, Paula Miller, Dani Huber. Mr. Tom Commerford is the director. 92 National Honor Society Reorganizes At CHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Lee Stanford, Lisa Peltier, Brad Swihart, Tom Walker, Mark Lesperance, Bob Friberg, Kevin Ukens. Second: Angela Tholstrup, Crystal Blochlinger, Geof Reusch, Roger Koester, Misti May, Scott Coppoc, Andrea Graves, Kay Zimmer- man. Third: Veronica Wilson, Deanna Davidson, Ashlea Tuggle, Lynette Dyson, Ken Goff, Steven Palmquist, Mrs. Patricia Hanson, Back: Mary Kosik, Jana Hinman, Colleen Butler, Melinda Girard, Julie Gallagher, Lisa Palmquist, Scott Gallagher. The National Honor Society reor- ganized with an induction cere- mony on Febr. 3 in the media cen- ter after a lapse of several dec- ades. The initial group organized in 1926. Twenty-nine new mem- bers entered, having been select- ed by the Faculty Advisory Coun- cil comprised of Mrs. Patricia Hanson, Mr. Jim Barnhart, Mr. Richard Kraft, Mr. Clark Talley and Mr. Glenn Walker. The organization's philosophy is perhaps best captured in the NHS pledge. I pledge myself always to seek the light of the truth, to hold scholarly habits, to engage in wor- thy service and to lead forward in all things that shall advance the welfare of the school. The cri- teria for NHS is to maintain a 3.5 GPA and to fulfill obligations of character, leadership and service. The member must also have an individual project as well as a group one. Officers this year were co-presidents Lynette Dyson and Julie Gallagher, historian-public relations chairperson Veronica Wilson and secretary-treasurer Andrea Graves. National Honor Society 93 Journalists Publish Monthly Panther JOURNALISM II Front: Ann Halfhide, Karen Campbell. Middle: Toni Dunlap, Lynette Dyson, Ashlea Tuggle. Back: Mr. Clark Talley, Anita Powell JOURNALISM I Front: Scott Gallagher, Ken Goff, Craig Douglass. Second: Kent Morgan, David Burch Third: Jennifer Bergeson, Lori Lewellyn, Mechelle Cote, Lisa Peltier, Kinda Erkenbrack, Michelle Krahe, Dani Huber, Janae Watson. Back: Kathy Blochlingcr, Colleen Blochlinger, Darla Cory, Dana Anderson, Tammy Istas, Evelyn Crogan. 94 Journalism I And II Radio Presents Daily KCKS Good Time Hour RADIO STAFF Ron Gieber, Anne Hughes, Melinda Thol- strup, Lisa Palmquist, Sheila Trost, Kelly McGee, Vicki Briggs, Jolene Kinser, Mr. Keith Long. Many Students Enjoy The Camera Bug PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front: Sandy Blochlinger, Denise Kearn, Kelly McGee, Craig Douglass, Jay Cailteux, Ann Halfhide, Stephen Brummer, Kendell Talley, Marc Wentz. Second: Roger Hardaway, Dawn Baumann, Sheila Trost, Scott Gales, Debbie McDaniel, Ashlea Tuggle. Third: Paula Maginness, Chris Saunders, Jamie Hubert, Paul McDonald, Jolene Kinser, Geof Reusch, Kevin Thoman, Mike Caron. Fourth: Rachelle Owen, Dave Dreiling, Julie LaBarge, Kena White, Sheila Brummett, Philip Bentz, Mark Lesperance, Shawn Starr, Craig Mowry, Tammy Palmquist, Jana Hinman, Melinda Tholstrup, Jim Waters, Tracy Senner, Rod Haist. Back: Mr. Jack Mitchell, Brian Pendergrass, Darren Barnhart, Annette Bogart, Paul Caron, Lisa Peltier, Anne Hughes, Ronnie Gieber, Mark Castonguay, Randy Nelson, Chris Samuelson, Eric Palmquist. Radio, Photography 95 OEA Cares OEA Front: Kena White, Cher Boling, An- nette Charbonneau, Rhonda LeDuc. Mid- dle: Miss Nancy Sherffius, Michele Fisher, Maria Cyphers. Back: Dawn Baumann, Brandi Reinert. DECA Front: Kenny Allen, Janet Young, Sharah Eaton, Christine Fraser, Ricki John- son, Julie LaBarge. Back: Daryl Copple, John Shuler, David Dreiling, Kelly McGee, Mr. Verlyn Trueblood. DECA Develops Future Career Skills FHA Develops Homemaking Skills FHA Front: Kathy Blochlinger, Jennifer Bergeson, Sharon Blackwell, Karla Peterson, Paula Maginness. Second: Renee Walker, Kim Carlow Kim Smith, Tammy Goddard, Sherry Garner, Jolene Cassel, Heidi Strait, Dani Huber. Third: Debbie Deneault, Amy Nault, Jami Huber, Lisa Snavely, Rhonda Appleby, Laura Appleby, Stacey Goddard, Helga Foldbo. Back: Beth Appleby, Alice Hill, Dawn Eisenman, Missy Smith Colleen Blochlinger, Deana Hoffer, Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte. FFA Prepares To Feed A Hungry World FFA Front: Eric McDaniel, Robert Jager, Dana Ringer. Russell Blochlinger, Brad Mason, Melinda Tholstrup, Larry Naillieux, Frank Grosse, Doug DeGraff, James Reynolds, Terry Collins. Second: Joe Reedy, Mike Blochlinger, David Matthews, Matt Stolzenburg, Terry Peltier] Roger Koester, Brian Peltier, Kent Morgan, Michelle Toogood, Chris Berk. Third Bill Capleton, Jay Lanoue, Todd Odette, Lance Lagasse] Jeff Fakins, Jeff Blazek, Alan Boling, Mark Budreau, Richard Detrixhe, Tony Odette. John Elstrom. Back Danny Kindel, Jim Young, Randy Mendenhall, Brian Huff, Brian Sheridan, Rod Hoffer Jim Kiel, Shawn LaBonte. 97 Kayettes Lending A Helping Hand KAYETTES Front: Vicki Briggs, Linda Barnett, Maria Bachamp, Kim Wills, Mary Thornton. Second: Stacey Goddard, Teresa Musgrove, Beth Appleby, Jolene Cassel, Jenny Barnett, Angela Tholstrup. Back: Mrs. Sandra Detter, Denell Deneault, Rena Owen, Erin Christensen, Paula Maginness, Colleen Butler, Rachelle Owen, Theresa McGannon, Lynette Fraser, Paul Miller, Laura Appleby. SAE Involved With Young Students SAE Mr. Melvin Davenport, Paul McDonald, Dani Huber, Heidi Strait, Lynn Bennett, Angela Tholstrup, Anita Powell, Debra McDaniel, Jolene Cassel. 98 Kayettes, SAE Sports Club Provides Enthusiastic Support. HOME OF THE Front: Yvette Castonguay, Ann Halfhide, Karen Campbell, Dedra Campbell, Michele Bates, Lisa Peltier, Vicki Willoughby, Dawn Baumann, Shelly Vandcnburg, Kristen Norlin, Amy Irigh, Regan Erickson, Deanna Davidson, Jolene Cassel, jenny Barnett, Jeff Freed, Richard Rohr. Second: Darlene Woolard, Lisa Weick, Kinda Erkenbrack, Amy Garrison, Michele Dobbcrstein, Michelle Toogood, Darla Cory, Amy Watowa, Colleen Blochlmger, Kristen Culley, Janel Slaughter, Heidi Strait, Theresa McGannon, Karen Atherton, Kim Chandler, Mechelle Cote, Francie Bates, Darlene Williams. Third: Colleen Butler, Tammy Forshee, April Chavey, Mary Kieffer, Renee Pfizenmaier, Sandy Blochlinger, Trisha Eby, jodi Meats, Christy Gales, Amy Hoober, David Grennan, Tamera Harris, Andrea Graves, Lisa Snavely, Rhonda Appleby, jill Widen, jennifer Bergeson. Fourth: Angie Tholstrup, Lunn Bennett, Christine Budreau, Rod Collette, Dennis Kieffer, Todd Read, Brock Hartshorn, Terry Peltier, Chris Samulson, Roger Koester, Craig Douglass, Jay Cailleaux, David Christensen, Paul McDonald, Larry Naillieux, Paul McGinnis, Eric Palmquist, Scott Gales. Fifth: janell Kinser, Kelly McGee, Pennie Boyer, Kena White, Debbie Denault, Kim Garlow, Amy Nault, Dena Hoffer, Erin Christensen, Paula Maginness, Rhonda Johnson, Tracy Charbonneau, Nichole Hanson, Jodi Stensaas, Kim Mueller, Helga Foldbok, Shari Garner. Sixth: Chris Saunders, Tracy Senner, John Blackwell, Mark Castonguay, Kent Hays, Jari Hebert, Sandy Charbonneau, Rhonda Walker, Beth Appleby, Lori Lewellyn, Tonya Collins, Lisa Peal, Bobbie Istas, Shannon Doyle, Jessie Ashland, Jennifer Buss, Dani Huber, Karla Peterson. Seventh: Kendall Talley, Kevin McFall, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Debbie McDaniel, Debbie Neel, Tammy Istas, Toni Dunlap, Missy Smith, Melinda Girard, Tammy Palmquist, Rachelle Owen, Anne Hughes, Melinda Tholstrup, Teresa Musgrove, Marc Wentz, Matt Matthes. Eighth: Laura Appleby, Jacque Simpson, Denise Kearn, Monica Esslinger, Jody Cyphers, Jami Hebert, Renea Fraser, Julie Gallagher, Teresa Brummett, Teresa Hoff, Jennifer Jager, Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Waters, Greta Musil, Kimberly Canfield, Carl Thoman. Ninth: Mr. Wayne Mohr, Paula Miller, Brenda Boling, Chris Berk, Stacey Goddard, Mrs. Kathryn Shockley. C CLUB Front: Jeff Cassel, Scott Gallagher, Ron Gieber, Kevin Wright, David Dreiling, Robert Davis, Chuck Knapp, Michael Roudybush. Second: Ken Goff, Joe Collins, Tim Springer, Roger Istas, Greg Peltier, Chad Regnier, James Water, Randy Nelson, Roger Hardaway. Third: Craig Douglass, David Dick, Jay Cailteux, Paul McGinnis, Andy Mosher, Kurtis Swihart, Brock Hartshorn, David Christensen. Fourth: Steven Palmquist, Kevin Ukens, Roger Koester, Scott Gales, Rodney Collette, Scott Coppoc, Kane Carlson, Bill Brown, Wayde Watkins. Back: Chris Samuelson, Rodney Haist, Brian Peltier, Jack Krager, Coach Robert Baumann. Sports Letterpersons Enjoy Club Life GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Front: Tammy Forshee, Sheila Trost, Melinda Girard, Brenda Budreau. Second: Tonya Richard, Kim Chandler, Angela Tholstrup, Maria Bachamp, Colleen Butler, Kinda Erkenbrack, Kathy Hayden. Third: Jana Hinman, Stacie Wright, Sheila Brummett, Anne Hughes, Rita Haist, Jacque Simpson, Julie Gallagher, April Chavey. Back: Ashlea Tuggle, Denise Kearn, Mary Kieffer, Vicki Willoughby. Others in the front row are Coach Dick Switzer and Missy Smith. We Have The Chemistry Of Learning Front- Mike Regnier, Bob Friberg, Paul McDonald, Jennifer Waters, Trisca Eby, Steven Palmquist, Lee Standford, Robert Kearn, Marlin Burt, Donald Nelson, Jeff Burdette, Chris Saunders. Second: Mr. Jay Detter, Corey Champlin, Kevin Ukens, Monica Esslinger, Debbie Neal, Brenda Budreau, Paula Maginness, Tamera Harris, Andrea Craves, Terry Carlgren, Mark Lesperance, Eric Palmquist, Phillip Bentz, Colleen Butler, Melinda Girard. Back: Brenda Boling, Angie Tholstrup, Christine Budreau, Darren Barnhart, Lynn Bennett, Lenn Shipman, Tom Walker, Scott Gallagher, Larry Naillieux, Ronnie Gieber, Curtis Barton, Kenton Bogart, Randy Nelson, Matt Matthes, Julie Gallagher, Kathy Hayden. The Lab Sciences Prepare For The Future Science Club 101 We've Enjoyed Our Junior High Days Lori Adam Jason Adams Scott Alexander Craig Anderson Shea Anderson Stacy Ashland Kari Blochlinger Kelly Blochlinger Carson Brackney Gina Braun Corby Brown Deborah Brummett Mark Burchfiel Deborah Burns Steven Buss Bobby Butt Amy Caron Tammie Chandler Cory Charbonneau Leslie Chartier Cherie Cibolski Michelle Cripe Brad Culley Gina Cyphers Korey Cyr Janet DeGraff Kristine Denton Karen Detrixhe Teresa Detter Dennis DeWitt Tony Dong Annette Etheridge Wayne Flewelling Catherine Freeborn John Freed Becky Friberg 102 Eighth Grade We're The Class of 1989! William Gaiiey Vikki Gallagher Chris Gennett Amy Gerard Erik Haden Mike Hake Melissa Harris Judy Hart Diane Hayden Donna Hayden Tracy Heald Trisha Heald Brian Hoober Adrian Hopkins Rita Hosie Brandi Huber Kelly Huber Paul Huber Donnie Huff Duke Hutchinson Shawn James Danita Kearn Nicole Kean Ronald Keffeler Bob Ketterman Jonathan Kiel Kathleen Kindel Cindy Kymer Ramona LaBonte Chad Leonard Susan Letourneau Jennifer Liby Mike Loeffler Brent Long Bill Lowell Christy Lynn Eieht| Gnid 03 Kristen McCall Michael McDaniel Alice McGaughey Barry Maple Jody Mason Lisa Mendenhall Mike Meredith Loren Miller Brenda Nault Eric Nelson Jennifer Newton Hope Nitz Shawna Nordquist Robert Owen Chris Palmquist Darla Pfizenmaier Wayne Pierce Kim Ramsey Tricia Regnier Tracy Reusch Denise Ringer Stacy Roche Juanita Ross Larry Roth Stacy Ruud Angela Ruzicka Richard Sedlacek Connie Sjolander Beci Slavin Carol Sleffel Chris Smith Jay Smith Gary Strait Jay Strait Eric Swihart Amy Thoman Cougar Corner Fans 104 Eighth Grade Looking Forward To High School Kathy Thoman Steven Thomas Erich Timkar Kensey Toll Stefanie Toogood John Townsdin Charity Trost Rick Lawrence Uri Charlie Valcoure Roberto Vasquez Crissy West Monte Widen Jason Williams Tisha Workman Terri Ashland Stacey Barrett Bradley Blochlinger Deanna Blochlinger Jeffrey Blochlinger Michelle Bogart Lisa Bonebrake Julie Budreau Jennifer Burchfiel Jennifer Burdett Mike Capleton Eric Carlson Lance Champlin Nicci Clark Arnold Collette Heather Collins Jamie David Douglas Dorman Jody Dorman Jeffry Fellows Chad Flesher Matthew Ford Jodi Fraser Sherri Fraser Stephanie Gocke Lance Gropp Scott Hale Heath Hayden Amy Henry Matthew Henthorn Tricia Hinman Becket Hinson Derrick Hittle Jeremy Huff John Ihnen Eric Jochems Beginning Our Career As Cougar Fans 106 Seventh Grade The Best Days Of Our Lives Brad Johnson Donny Johnson Dyan Johnston Jason Jones Kathy Ketterer Kristine Kiel Lacie Lagasse Randy LeDuc Shannon Lewellyn Mark Longfellow Roxanne Longenecl Monica McDaniel Jason Martin Curtis Matthew Katherine Meyer Mr. Everett Rodney Michaud Robert Mikesell Anthony Miller Frances Miller Carla Nelson Denee Nelson Jeff Nelson Richard Nelson Natalie Nichols Phyllis Novak Patrick Owen Amy Peltier Jennifer Robbins Lori Roudybush Jennifer Runyan Theodore Schmitt Tina Schubert John Schwerman Jaxon Searight Lisa Senner Dustin Sheridan Seventh Grade 107 Cindy Shifflett Linden Snavely Jon Snyder Richard Speakman Michelle Stafford Scott Steffes Darrin Sterrett Brian Strait Glenn Sulanka Larry Sulanka Dena Swihart Jeffrey Tholstrup Jon Tholstrup Crystal Turner Trade Walton Jason Watkins Angela Watowa Laura Weick Bobby Werner Shelly Werner Crystal Workman Valorie Workman Shannan Wright 1990 Is Our Special Year! KANSAS 108 SevPnth C.raA Sights And Scenes Around CJHS Emery Breault takes a break from his custodial duties. He has served the junior high 17 years under principals James Post and John McDonald. All total, he has worked 21 years in USD 333. Dur- ing World War II he served in the Allied liberation of Sicily and Italy. Top: The band prepares for the Homecoming parade. Above: Julie Budreau and Lacie Lagasse find something funny during a science experiment. Left: Christmas tree in the junior high hall. SPECIAL CONGRATS To Spelling Bee participants this year: Eighth Grade-Michelle Cripe, Lori Adam, Judy Hart, Kris Denton, Kathy Kindel, Jennifer New- ton, Karen Ditrixhe, Catherine Freeborn, Carson Brackney, Steven Buss, Cory Charbon- neau; and Seventh Grade-Darrin Sterrett, Denee Nelson, Matt Henthorn, Lacie Lagasse, Valorie Workman, Brad Blochlinger, Mark Longfellow, Kathy Ketterer, Rod Michaud, Crystal Workman and Becket Hinson. Our Cougars Are Great! Junior High 109 Junior High Football Establishes 3-2-1 Season SQUAD Front: Tony Dong, Steven Buss, Tracy Heald, Mike Hake, Mike McDaniel, Brad Culley, Monte Widen, Bill Lowell, Brent Long, Jay Strait, Robert Owen. Second: Gary Strait, Steven Thomas, Scott Alexander, Jason Adams, Richard Sedlacek, Mark Burchfiel, Korey Cyr, Charlie Valcoure, Bob Ketterman, Jason Williams, Duke Hutchinson, Loren Miller. Third: Mike Capleton, Robert Mikesell, Jason Jones, Adrian Hopkins, Rick Uri, Wayne Pierce, John Townsdin, Carson Brackney, Barry Maple, Dennis DeWitt. Fourth Randy LeDuc, Jason Martin, Jon Tholstrup, Jon Snyder, Curtis Matthews, Lance Gropp, Eric Jochems, Scott Steffes, Shannon Lewellyn, Tony Miller, Shannan Wright. Fifth: Matt Henthorn, Brian Strait, Becket Hinson, Eric Carlson, Jason Watkins, Donny Johnson, Larry Sulanka, Derrick FHittle, Ted Schmitt, Mike Blochlinger. Back: Manager Shawn James, Coach Jim Coppoc, Coach Jeff Gimar, Glenn Sulanka, Bobby Werner, Darrin Sterrett, Jeff Felows, Matt Ford, Coach Doug Moore, Coach Bruce Peterson, Manager Eric Swihart. Homecoming Parade Dazzles Spectators 110 Junior High Football Junior High Girls Enjoy Volleyball Season. Eighth Grade Volleyball. Front: Amy Thoman, Diane Hayden, Jennifer Newton, Brani Huber, Denise Ringer, Kathy Kindel, Lori Adam, Danila Kearn. Second: Donna Hayden, Gina Braun, Melissa Harris, Mishelle Cripe, Kathy Thoman, Darla Pfizenmaier, Miss Kathy Stensaas. Third: Mr. Phil Fischer, Becky Fribery, Kim Ramsey, Beci Slaven, Karen Detrixhe, Judy Hart, Teri Detter, Catherine Freeborn, Rita Hosie, Miss Tammy Lindeman. Fourth: Trisha Heald, Stacy Ruud, Shawna Nordquist, Stefanie Toogood, Vikki Gallagher, Kari Blochlinger, Kristen McCall. GOOD LUCK CATS! Seventh Grade Volleyball: Front: Denel Nelson, Natalie Nichels, Roxanne Langenecker, Second: Mr. David Wilson, Julie Budreau, Amy Henry, Jodi Fraser, Stephanie Gocke. in Junior High Girls Show Promise EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Angie Ruzicka, Kathy Thoman, Jennifer Newton, Kathy Kindel, Rita Hosie, Trisha Heald. Second: Amy Caron, Tricia Regnier, Cindy Kymer, Janet DeGraff, Teresa Detter, Kristen McCall, Kim Ramsey, Shawna Nordquist, Ramona LaBonte. Back: Coach Richard Everett, Stacy Ruud, Karen Detrixhe, Jody Mason, Tammy Chandler, Kristine Denton, Stefanie Toogood, Judy Hart, Beci Slavin, Tracy Reusch. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Jennifer Burdett, Stacey Barrett, Lis Bonebrake, Jennifer Burchfiel, Stephanie Gocke, Julie Budreau. Second: Dena Swihart, Trisha Hinman, Natalie Nichols, Jennifer Runyan, Amy Henry, Jodi Fraser, Kathy Meyer. Back: Coach Bruce Peterson, Denee Nelson, Amy Peltier, Monica McDanield, Phyllis Novak, Heather Collins, Crystal McMullen. 112 Junior High Boys Show Improvement EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Chad Leonard, Monte Widen, Erik Haden, Shawn James, Duke Hutchinson, Steve Russ, Bill Lowell, Brad Culley, Erich Timkar. Back: Coach Bruce Peterson, Brent Long, Gary Strait, Wayne Pierce, Charlie Valcoure, Jason Adams, Chris Smith, Corey Cyr, Bob Ketterman, Jason Williams, Robert Davis. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Teddy Schmitt, Bobby Warner, Matt Ford, Beckett Hinson, Eric Carlson, Lance Gropp. Back: Coach Glenn Walker, Scott Steffes, Jason Jones, Eric Jochems, Heath Hayden, P.J. Owen. Boys Basketball 113 CJHS StuCo JUNIOR HIGH STUCO Front: Denee Nelson. Second: Tricia Hin- man, Vicki Gallagher. Third: Kristen McCall. Fourth: Charity Trost, Stacy Ashland, Shea Andersen. Back: Kim Ramsey, Mrs. Judy Hart- shorn, Stefanie Toogood, Amy Henry, Mr. John McDonald. Cougar Musicians Strike Up The Band! Junior High Band Front: Chad Leonard, Jason Martin, Curtis Matthews, Matthew Henthorn, Rick Uri, Erik Haden, Becket Hinson, Christopher Palmquist. Second: Jennifer Burchfiel, Dyan Johnston, Annette Ethridge, Jennifer Runyan, Kristine Denton, Stacy Ruud, Catharine Freeborn, Vikki Gallagher. Third: Jennifer Newton, Teresa Detter, Karen Detrixhe, Natalie Nichols, Gina Braun, Melissa Harris, Lisa Bonebrake, Charity Trost, Stefanie Toogood, Stephanie Gocke, Theodore Schmitt, Kensy Toll, Jennifer Burdett, Brad Johnson, Tricia Hinman, Donna Hayden, Stacy Ashland, Tracy Reush. Back. Stacy Barrett, Carla Nelson, Lisa Mendenhall, Amy Caron, Crystal Workman, Terri Ashland, Richard Nelson, Dustin Sheridan, Brent Long, Katherine Meyer, Steven Buss, Monica McDaniel, Mark Longfellow, Duke Hutchinson, Charlie Valcoure, Chad Flesher, Tony Miller, Paul Huber, Amy Thoman, Brad Culley, Erich Timkar, Matthew Ford, Robert Mikesell, Amy Henry, Debbie Burns, Kristen McCall, Rita Hosie, Lacie Lagasse. 114 StuCo, Band JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA Front: Jennifer Newton, Kelly Blochlinger, Cindy Kymer, Judy Hart, Shawna Nordquiest, Kari Blochlinger, Rick Uri. Back: Rita Hosie, Karen Detrixhe, Amy Gerard, Trisha Heald, Tracie Reusch, Kim Ramsey, Chad Leonard. CJHS Students Develop Skills And Talents JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Front: Jennifer Newton, Kathy Thoman, Annette Etheridge, Cindy Shifflett, Missy Stafford, Crystal McMullen, Carla Nelson, Shea Anderson, Amy Thoman, Sherri Fraser, Denee Nelson, Kathy Meyer, Denise Ringer, Monica McDaniel, Dyan Johnston, Crissy West, Christy Lynn, Lori Adam. Second: Mr. Tom Commerford, Gina Braun, Donna Hayden, Valorie Workman, Jenny Burchfiel, Missy Harris, Terri Ashland, Lisa Bonebrake, Jon Tholstrup, Ted Schmitt, Ricki Nelson, Dustin Sheridan, Jamie David, Trisha Regnier, Amy Henry, Debbie Brummett, Jennifer Liby, Phyllis Novak, Rita Hosie, Natalie Nichols, Back: Kathy Ketterer, Tammy Chandler, Karen Detrixhe, Kensey Toll, Stacey Barrett, Jennifer Burdett, Roxanne Longnecker, Diane Hayden, Tricia Hinman, Lori Roudybush, Gary Strait, Chris Palmquist, Erich Timker, Robert Owen, Deborah Burns, Tracy Reusch, Jennifer Runyan, Catherine Freeborn, Stacy Ashland, Stacy Ruud. Drama, Choir 115 Wrestlers Enjoy “Mighty Awesome Season JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING From: Tony Dong, Darrin Sterrett, Curtis Matthews, Brad Blochlinger, Shawn James, Butch Eric Swihart, Becket Hinson, Graig Anderson. Second: Billy Lowell, Jason Williams, Tracy Heald, Mark Burchfield, Michael McDaniel, Jay Strait, Mike Hake, Gary Strait, Eric Nelson, Cory Charbonneau (manager). Third: Matt Ford, Brian Strait, Jon Tholstrup, Lance Gropp, Bobby Butt, Ted Schmidt, Donnie Huff, Jason Watkins, Rick Nelson, Jay Smith, Donnie Johnson. Back: Coach Keith Sherwood, Scott Steffes, Jonathan Kiel, Brad Culley, Jason Jones, Chris Palmquist, John Ihnem, Tony Miller, Monty Widen, John Townsdin (manager). Not pictured are Coach Robbie Baumann and Coach Doug Moore. Trivia Pursuit Locally This party game has become quite popular. Here are a few questions to add the next time you play which were de- veloped by the yearbook staff. 1. When was CHS founded? 1876 2. How many staircases does CHS have? 23 3. What new class was first taught at CHS in 1890? Chemistry 4. Who was the CHS football quarterback in 1920? Joe Delforge 5. What clothing store still in business in Concordia ad- vertized in the 1920 Hurkaru? Bon Marche 6. How many entrances are there in the junior-senior high? 10 7. Who was the first male teacher in Cloud County? Milo Stephens 8. What did the average class ring cost in 1935? $6.88 9. What was the standard footwear for CHS girls in 1950? Bobby socks and saddle shoes 10. What CHS alum invented a cat food formula? Gordon Auld 11. When did Guidance begin at CHS? 1950 Mrs. Reatha Christensen has taught English and Social Sci- ence the past eight years at Concordia Junior-Senior High. We wish her well as she retires from teaching. 116 Wrestling Cougar Girls Compete With Confidence EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS TRACK Front: Melissa Harris, Brandi Huber, Kathy Thoman, Gina Cyphers, Hope Nitz, Danita Kearn, Christina Lynn, Darla Pfizenmaier, Rita Hosie, Amy Thoman. Second: Diana Hayden, Donna Hayden, Jennifer Newton, Kim Ramsey, Kathy Kindel, Kristine Denton, Judy Hart, Vikki Gallagher, Stefanie Toogood. Third: Coach Laureli Kitchener, Gina Braun, Karen Detrixhe, Kari Blochlinger, Tammy Chandler, Charity Trost, Amy Gerard, Trisha Heald, Cindy Kymer, Terri Detter. Back: Angela Ruzicka, Mona LaBonte, Coach DeeAnn Showalter, Kristen McCall. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS TRACK: Front: Coach Laureli Kitchener, Heather Collins, Trisha Hinman, Shelly Warner, Julie Budreau, Stephanie Gocke, Coach DeeAnn Showalter. Dyan Johnston, Jennifer Runyan, Jennifer Burchfiel, Stacey Barrett, Natalie Nichols. Back: Amy Henry, Jennifer Burdett, Amy Peltier, Monica McDaniel. Junior High Girls Track 117 Junior High Track Develops Talents EIGHTH GRADE BOYS TRACK FRONT: Eric Swihart, Wayne Pierce, Jay Strait, Tracy Heald, Mike Hake, Mike McDaniel, Monte Widen, Jason Williams, Middle: Robert Owen, Gary Strait, Barry Maple, Charlie Valcoure, Jason Adams, Adrian Hopkins, Donnie Huff, Coach Gary Channell. Back: Coach Jeff Burdett, Erich Timkar, John Townsdin, Scott Alexander, Mike Loeffer, Erik Haden, Brent Long, Brad Culley. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS TRACK Front: Jackson Searight, Bobby Werner, Donnie Johnson, Matt Henthorn, Shannon Wright, Becket Hinson, Randy LeDuc, Richard Speakman. Middle: Coach Jeff Burdett, Matt Ford, Jason Jones, Scott Steffes, Eric Jochems, Curtis Matthews, Eric Carlson, Brian Strait, Coach Gary Channell. Back: Jason Martin, Shannon Lewellyn, Lance Gropp, Derrick Hittle, Jason Watkins, Tony Miller, Darrin Sterrett, Erich Timkar. 118 Junior High Boys Track Song Talk It just takes that old time rock 'n roll to bring back memories of the glamorous life at CHS. In years to come students will re- member the times by the songs they played. Spending all those great days in high school with their friends is a hard habit to break . We had the teachers go- ing round and round till they thought the would go insane when the wild boys explained Teacher, Teacher , we are the young. As teachers piled on homework, groans of We're not gonna take it echoed in the halls. We were bouncing off the walls as we tried to maintain our self con- trol . Students found themselves walking on a thin line as they snoozed in the library, reminding their friends to Wake me up be- fore you go . Wheels are turn- ing at 3:05 in the parking lot as students drive away yelling I can't drive 55. Guys phone their girls to say Hel- lo again and I just called to say I love you . Coming in late after the dance where we bopped till we dropped , we gave our par- ents clever alibis . Seniors could be heard say I feel for you to the freshmen just starting high school. The victims of the future were advised to prepare for four years of tor- ture . Seniors exclaimed I'm so excited as they began to strut down the halls totally out of touch with the underclassmen. As graduation neared, they shout- ed Let's go crazy as they consid- ered themselves the lucky one . Although they were leaving, they would still be missing you as they journey through life, knowing the best is yet to come. School Days 119 1984-85 Index Concordia Junior-Senior High School Adam, Lori 102, 109, 11, 115 Adams, Jason 102, 110, 113, 118 Alderson, Blair Alexander, Scott 102, 110, 118 Allen, Kenny 14, 62, 63, 82, 96 Anderson, Dana 20, 46, 47, 94 Anderson, Dawn 2 Anderson, Craig 102, 116 Anderson, Philip 2 Anderson, Shea 102, 114, 115 Applby, Beth 26, 70, 97, 98, 99 Appleby, Laura 2, 67, 88, 97, 98, 99 Appleby, Rhonda 20, 67, 80, 88, 89, 97, 99 Aquire, Miguel 87 Archer, Ear! 26, 70, 73, 91 Ashland, Jesse 14, 70, 72, 73, 88, 89, 90 Ashland, Stacy 102, 114, 115 Ashland, Terri 106, 114, 115 Atherton, Karen 20, 99 Aytes, Gregory 26, 50, 64 Aytes, Michael 35, 126 Bachamp, Maria 2, 44, 50, 56, 70, 84, 88, 89 98 100 Baltha or, Pat 2, 49, 56, 57, 60, 61, 86 Barnett, Jenny 26, 70, 73, 87, 88, 89, 98, 99 Barnett, Linda 14, 44, 50, 70, 73, 89, 91, 98 Barnhart, Darren 14, 88, 95, 101 Barnhart, Jim 36, 41, 93 Barrett, Stacey 106, 112, 114, 115, 117 Barton, Curtis 2, 101 Bates, Francie 26, 70, 73, 88, 89, 99 Bates, Michelle 14, 66, 73, 82, 92, 99 Bauer, Steve 36, 41, 50 Baumann, Dawn 2, 45, 56, 65, 66, 74, 92, 95, 96, 99 Bauman, Robert 36, 41, 48, 49, 54, 100, 116 Baxa, Henry 12, 36, 41, 86 Beaumont, Randy 20 Bachard, Lisa 14, 125 Belvill, Sherrie 14 Bennett, Lynn 2, 87, 98, 99, 101 Bennett, Patricia 14, 70, 89, 91 Bentz, Philip 14, 62, 63, 75, 88, 95, 101 Bergeson, Jennifer 14, 70, 73, 89, 94, 97, 99 Berk, Phyllis 43 Berroth, Rhondalyn 36, 41, 70, 72, 73 Bisnette, Frances 42 Bisnette, Timothy 26 Blackwell, John 20, 49, 44 Blackwell, Sharon 14, 97 Bla7ek, Jeffrey 14, 97 Blazek, Rhonda 2 Blochlinger, Bradley 106, 109, 116 Blochlinger, Colleen 20, 94, 97, 99 Blochlinger, Crystal 2, 12, 47, 70, 85, 86, 91, 93 Blochlinger, Deanna 106 Blochlinger, Jeffery 106 Blochlinger, Kari 87, 102, 111, 115, 117 Blochlinger, Kathy 14, 70, 73, 89, 92, 94, 97 Blochlinger, Kelly 102, 115 Blochlinger, Michael 26, 97, 110 Blochlinger, Russell 14, 97 Blochlinger, Sandra 14, 58, 59, 88, 95, 99 Bogart, Annette 20, 95 Bogart, Jeffery 14 Bogart, Kenton 2, 86, 101 Bogart, Michelle 106 Boling, Alan 26, 50, 97 Boling, Brenda 2, 58, 86, 87, 99, 101 Boling, Cher 3, 96 120 Index Boling, Clinton 20, 88 Bonebrake, 106, 112, 114, 115 Bourne, Kevin 20, 88 Boyd, Barbara 36, 41 Boyer, Pennie 3, 99 Brackney, Carson 102, 109, 110 Bradley Susanne 36, 41 Braun, Gina 87, 102, 111, 114, 115, 117 Braun, Tim 14, 50 Bray, Jeff 26, 50 Breault, Emery 42, 109 Briggs, Vicki 14, 70, 72, 73, 92, 95, 98 Brown, Corby 102 Brown, Ty 20, 87 Brown, Bill 20, 49, 63, 75, 100 Brummer, Stephen 3, 86, 95 Brummett, Deborah 102, 115 Brummett, Sheila 3, 44, 50, 56, 68, 69, 82, 100 Brummett, Theresa 20, 59, 99 Budreau, Brenda 14, 46, 47, 58, 82, 85, 99, 100, 101 Budreau, Julie 106, 109, 111, 112, 117 Budreau, Kristine 14, 82, 99, 101 Budreau, Mark 14, 97 Burch, David 3, 87, 94 Burchfiel, Jennifer 106, 112, 114, 115, 117 Burchfiel, Mark 102, 110, 116 Burdett, Jennifer 106, 112, 114, 115, 117 Burdett, Jeffrey 26, 50, 72, 76, 82, 87, 90, 91, 101, 118 Burns, Deborah 102, 114, 115, Burt, Marlin 3, 80, 85, 88, 92, 101 Buss, Jennifer 20, 44, 50, 70, 73, 88, 89, 99 Buss, Steven 102, 109, 110, 114 Butler, Colleen 3, 46, 47, 56, 57, 58, 69, 93, 98, 99, 100, 101 Butt, Bobby 102, 116 Cailteux, Jay 14, 49, 50, 62, 76, 95, 99, 100 Caldwell, Sarah 13, 26, 36, 82 Campbell, Debra 20, 66, 70, 88, 89, 92, % Campbell, Karen 14, 66, 88, 92, 94, 96 Campbell, Mishele 14, 44, 88 Campbell, Pam Canfield, David 26, 50, 60 Canfield, Kimberly 26, 99 Capleton, Mike 106, 110 Capleton, William 26, 50, 97 Carlgren, Terry 26, 76, 88, 90, 91, 101 Carlson, Eric 106, 110, 113, 118 Carlson, Kane 20, 63, 77, 88, 100 Caron, Amy 102, 112, 114 Caron, Michael 26, 91, 95 Caron, Paul 3, 95 Carter, Kathryn Carter, Mahafa 42 Cassel, Jeff 3, 49, 56, 65, 76, 100 Cassel, Jolene 26, 67, 70, 73, 88, 97, 98, 99 Castonguay, Mark 20, 61, 75, 95, 99 Castonguay, Yvette 15, 56, 74, 87, 92, 99 Champlin, Corey 20, 49, 75, 101 Champlin, Lance 106 Champlin, Nancy 36 Chandler, Kim 20, 47, 70, 74, 89, 99, 100 Chandler, Tammie 102, 112, 115, 117 Channel, Gary 36, 41, 118 Chapin, Robert 26, 50, 64, 77, 88 Charbonneau, Annette, 3, 96 Charbonneau, Cory 102, 109, 116 Charbonneau, Sandy 26, 47, 64, 74, 87, 99 Charbonneau, Traci 26, 47, 64, 70. 74. 75, 89, 99 Chartier, Leslie 102 Chavey, April 15, 46, 47, 58, 74, 99, 100 Christensen, David 15, 48, 49, 62, 75, 82, 99, 100 Christensen, Erin 26, 47, 64, 67, 74, 88, 98, 99 Christensen, Laurie 26, 88 Christensen, Reatha 36, 41 Christians, Autumn 26, 44, 50, 88, 89 Cibolski, Cherie 102 Claridge, Amanda 20 Clark, Nicci 106 Clemons, Heath 26 Clemons, Curt 20 Colby, Ric hard 15 Collette, ArnolcJ 106, 125 Collette, Rodney 20, 23. 49, 75, 99, 100 Collins, Heather 106, 112, 117 Collins, Joseph 3, 65, 75, 100 Collins, Kelly 3 Collins, Kevin 20 Collins, Michael 20 Collins, Nadine 42 Collins, Tad 26, 64, 75, 87 Collins, Terry 21, 97 Collins, Tonya 21, 99 Combs, David 15, 70, 73, 82, 90, 91 Cooper, John 70 Copple, Daryl 4, 96 Commerforo, Tom 36, 41, 70, 89, 92, 115 Coppoc, Scott 21, 49, 63, 75, 88, 93, 100 Coppoc, Trent 27, 50, 64, 75, 88 Cornell, Becky 40 Cory, Darla 21, 94, 99 Cote, Jolene 40, 125 Cote, Mechelle 21, 59, 74, 87, 94, 99 Cripe, Michelle 102, 109, 111 Crogan, Evelyn 15, 94 Crum, Wanda 4, 82, 84 Cullen, Paula 15, 73 Culley, Brad 102, 110, 113, 114, 116, 118 Culley, John 37, 41, 49 Culley, Kristin 21, 45, 74, 99 Cummings, Sean 21, 70 Cussins, Jac queiyn Cyphers, Chris 21 Cyphers, Gina 102, 117 Cyphers, Jeffery 27 Cyphers, Jody 15, 99 Cyphers, Judy 15 Cyphers, Maria 4, 70, 91, 96 Cyphers, Shawn 15 Cyr, Korey 102, 110, 113 David, Jamie 106, 115 Davidson, Deanna 21, 66, 87, 92, 93, 99 Davis, Carmen 37, 41, 87 Davis, Julie 27, 70, 72, 73, 87, 88, 89 Davis, Robert 4, 48, 49, 53, 56, 69, 86, 100, 113 DeBauche, Susan 27, 44, 50 0, 77, 85, 88 DeGraff, Douglass 15, 97 DeGraff, Janet 102, 112 Demanett, Neva 42 Deneault, Debbie 27, 47, 97, 99 Deneault, Denell 15, 98 Denton, Kristine 102, 109, 112, 114, 117 Detrixhe, Jan 43 Detrixhe, Karen 87, 102, 109, 111, 112, 114, 117 Detrixhe, Ric hard 4, 87 Detter, Jay 37, 41, 58, 59, 101 Detter, Sandra 37, 41, 98 Detter, Teresa 87, 102, 111, 112, 114, 117 DeWitt, Dennis 102, 110 DeWitt, Rudy Dick, David 15, 49, 62, 63, 75, 82, 88. 100 Dobberstein, Mu hcllc 21, 59, 70, 88, 89, 92, 99 Dong, Tony 102, 110, 116 Domnin, Douglas 106 Dornun, Jody 106 Dougldss, Craig 15, 49, 62, 63, 75, 88, 94, 95, 99, 100 Dougldss, James 34 Doyle , Shannon 21, 67, 73, 87, 88, 99 Dreiling, David 4, 49, 56, 95, 96, 100 Dunlap, Toni 15, 94, 95 Dwerlkolte, Patrie ia 37, 41, 97 Dyse n, Lynette 4, 70, 73, 82, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, 92 Fakins, Chyrstal 70 Fakins, Jeff 4, 97 Faton, Dawn 27, 125 Faton, Shai©h 4, 96 Fby, Trie ia 27, 85, 88, 99, 101 Fise nman, Dawn 15, 91, 97 Fise nman, Jame s 27 Flniff, Ron Flstrom, John 27, 97 Fnsign, Robe rt 37, 41 Frickson, Regan 21, 44, 50, 66, 70, 88, 89, 92, 99 Frke nbrack, Kinda 21, 46, 47, 58, 59, 94, 99, 100 Fsau, Ke nne th 34, 80 Fsau, Mark 27, 50, 64, 77, 90 Esslinge r, Monica 15, 47, 58, 59, 99, 101 Fthe ridge, Annette 102, 114, 115 Fthe ridge Chris 63, 68, 75, 88 Fverett, Richard 37, 41, 110, 112 Fakler, Mike 21 Faulknc r, Virginia 41 Fellows, Jeffry 106, 110 Fischer, Phil 37, 41, 70, 111 Fisher, Michele 4, 96, Flesher, Chad 106, 114 Flewelling, Wayne 102 Floyd, Jennifer 27, 70, 89, 92 Foldbo, Melga 4, 19, 74, 84, 86, 87, 97, 99 Ford, Matthew 106, 110, 113, 114, 116, 118 Forshc'e, Tammy 21, 46, 47, 59, 74, 99, 100 Fraser, Christine 4, 96 Fraser, |odi 106, 111, 112 Fraser, Lynette 15, 98 Frase r, Renee 15, 58, 59, 99 Fraser, Sherri 106, 115 Fredrickson, Ric 5, 49, 56, 68, 88 Fre eborn, Catherine 102, 109, 111, 114, 115 Fre eby, Debbie 21 Freed, Jeffrey 21, 99, 125 Freed, John 102 Frc eman, Les 37, 41 Friberg, Becky 102, 111 Friberg, Bob 21, 92, 101 Frohart, Diana 39, 41 Frohart, Doug 27, 50, 77, 88 Fyfe, Martha 34, 43 Gailey, William 103 Gales, Kristel 27, 64, 67, 70, 73, 74, 88, 89, 99 Gales, Scott 15, 49, 60, 61, 75, 82, 88, 95, 99, 100 Gallagher, Julie 15, 46, 47, 58, 74, 82, 93, 99, 100, 101 Gallagher, Scott 5, 38, 49, 56, 82, 85, 93, 94, 100, 101 Gallagher, Vicki 103, 111, 114, 117 Garlow, Eric 15, 77 Garlo, Kim 27, 97, 99 Garner, Sharlene 67, 70, 73, 88, 89, 91, 97, 99 Garrison, Amy 21, 76, 88, 89, 92, 99 Garrison, David 5, 53, 57, 60, 61 Gate's, Cynthia 27, 47. 88 Gembala, Geoff 21, 49, 63, 77 Gennett, Chris 105 Gerard, Amy 103, 115, 117 Gieber, Ron 5, 53, 57, 62, 65, 75, 82, 100, 101 Gimar, Jeff 61, 110 Girard, Melinda 6, 47, 56, 57, 58, 69, 80, 82, 99, 100, 101 Gocke, Stephanie 106, 111, 112, 114, 117 Goddard, Stacey 15, 97, 98, 99 Goddard, Tammy 27, 97 Goff, Ken 5, 53, 65, 77, 88, 92, 93, 94, 100 Graves, Andrea 21, 70, 72, 73, 85, 87, 88, 90, 91, 93, 99, 101 Grennan, DavicJ 15, 70, 72, 73, 99 Grimm; Dc an 42 Grimm, Virginia 27, 88 Gropp, Lance 106, 110, 113, 116, 118 Grosse, Frank 5, 97 MacJen, Erik 103, 113, 114, 118 HaeJen, Michael 21, 49, 70, 72, 88, 89, 91, 68, 92, 75 Haist, Rita 21, 46, 47, 58, 59, 74, 101 Maist, Rodney 16, 45, 62, 63, 75, 82, 95, 100 Hake, Fred 5 HalcJa, Laurie 27, 45, 70, 89 Hale, Linda 16, 70, 89 Flale, Scott 106, 125 Halfhide, Ann 16, 66, 74, 82, 94, 95, 99, 125 Hansen, Daniel 6 Hansen, Lowell 27, 88 Hanson, Nicole 27, 64, 70, 89, 99 Hanson, Patricia 37, 41, 93 Hanson, Troy 22, 88 Flardaway, Roger 6, 48, 49, 56, 65, 75, 95, 100 Harris, Melissa 103, 111, 114, 115, 117 Harris, Tamera 22, 67, 70, 85, 88, 89, 99, 101 Hart, Eileen 37, 41, 55, 85, 126 Hart, Judy 70, 87, 103, 109, 111, 112, 115, 117 Hartshorn, Brock 16, 49, 60, 61, 77, 99, 100 Hartshorn, Judy 37, 41, 114 Flartshorn, Larry 38, 41, 50, 64 Hartshorn, Neal 27, 50, 64, 75 Hatesohl, Marilyn 43 Flatten, Pat 43 Hayden, Diane 103, 111, 115, 117 Hayden, Donna 87, 103, 111, 114, 115, 117 Hayden, Heath 106, 113 Flayden, Kathleen 16, 46, 47, 67, 70, 74, 58, 82, 88, 99, 100, 101 Flayes, Kent 22, 99 Heald, Tracy 103, 110, 116, 118 FlealcJ, Trisha 103, 111, 112, 115, 117 Hebert, Jami 16, 82, 99 Hebert, Jari 27, 47, 94 Henry, Amy 106, 111, 112, 114, 115, 117 Flentnorn, MattFiew 106, 109, 110, 114, 118 Flerman, Charles 38, 41 Hessee, Marilyn 38, 41 Hill, Alice 16, 91, 97 Flinman, Jana 6, 44, 50, 52, 53, 56, 86, 93, 95, 100 Flinman, John 27, 50, 64, 77, 88 Flinman, Trisha 106, 109, 110, 113, 114, 116, 118 Hinson, Becket 106, 109, 110, 113, 114, 116, 118 Flittle, Derrick 106, 110, 118 Floff, Teresa 22, 59, 99 Floffer, Deana 27, 47, 64, 74, 97, 99 Floffer, Rodney 16, 97 Holton, Krista 22 Hoober, Amy 28, 64, 70, 73, 87, 99 Floober, Brian 103 Hood, Shawn 28, 70, 72, 73, 88, 89 Hopkins, Adrian 103, 110, 118 Flosie, Rita 87, 103, 111, 112, 114, 115 Hotaling, Eva 38, 41, 117, 148 Huber, Brandi 103, 111, 117 Fluber, Dani 22, 70, 73, 89, 92, 94, 97, 98, 99 Hubc r, Kelly 103 Fluber, Paul 103, 114 Flubert, Jami 95, 97 Flubert, Karen 43 Fluff, Brian 22, 97 Huff, Donnie 103, 116, 118 Huff, Jeremy 106 Hughes, Anne 6, 52, 53, 65, 74, 84, 95, 99 Flull, Rodney 16 Flutchinson, Duke 103, 110, 113, 114 Ihnen, John 106, 116 Ihrig, Amy 28, 66, 70, 77, 88, 89, 99 Istas, Bobbie 22, 87, 99 Istas, Roger 6, 48, 49, 56, 65, 75, 82, 100 Istas, Tammy 16, 94, 99 Jager, Jennifer 28, 47, 98 Jager, Robert 16, 97 James, Jenna 28, 47, 64, 74, 88 James, Shawn 103, 110, 113, 116 Jaster, John 16, 82, 90, 91 Joe hems, Eric 106, 110, 113, 118 Johannsen, Tony 6 Johnson, Brad 107, 114 Johnson, Donny 107, 110, 116, 118 Johnson, Rhonda 16, 88, 99 Johnson, Ricki 6, 82, 96 Johnston, Dyan 107, 114, 115, 117 Johnston, Kenneth 6 Johnston, Kenny 6, 53, 68, 70, 88, 89, 91, 92 Johnston, Mike 34 Jones, Jason 107, 110, 113, 116, 118 Jones, Shane 20, 22, 29, 61, 75 Joslyn, Michael 16, 50, 61 Joyner, Becky 22 Joyner, Edward 16 Kearn, Buddy 28, 50, 75 Kearn, Dan Kearn, Danila 103, 111, 117 Kearn, Denise 16, 45, 59, 74, 88, 95, 99, 100 Kearn, George Kearn, Harold 42 Kearn, Nicole 103 Kearn, Robert 22, 87, 101 Keffeler, Ronald 103 Ketterer,%Brian 22, 88 Ketterer, Kathy 107, 109, 115 Ketterman, Bob 103, 110, 113 Kieffer, Dennis 22, 63, 99 Kieffer, Mary 16, 46, 47, 99, 100 Kiel, James 28, 61, 97 Kiel, Jonathan 103, 116 Kiel, Kristine, 107 Kindel, Danny 22, 61, 97 Kindel, Kathleen 103, 109, 111, 112, 117 Kinser, Janell 22, 70, 72, 73, 74, 88, 89, 99 Kinser, Jolene 6, 86, 87, 95 Kitchener, Laureli 46, 47, 117 Knapp, CFiarles Chuck 6, 48, 49, 51, 53, 56, 57, 62, 65, 69, 75, 82, 100 Knapp, Curtis 22, 70, 72, 77 Koenn, Paul 34 Koester, Roger 16, 45, 62, 63, 75, 82, 93, 97, 99, 100 Kosik, Mary 6, 82, 86, 87, 91, 93 Kraft, Richard 38, 41, 93 Krager, Jack 16, 49, 100 Krager, James 16 Krahe, Michelle 22, 82, 90, 94 Krook, Anders 7, 19, 45, 53, 56, 63, 65, 69, 73, 76, 77, 86, 87 Kymer, Cindy 103, 112, 115, 117 Kymer, Jeffrey 22, 45, 72, 73 Index 121 LaBarge, Gary 28, 50, 76, 88 LaBarge, Julie 17, 95, % LaBonte, Ramona 103, 112, 117 LaBonte, Shawn 16, 97 Lagasse, Lacie 107, 109, 114 Lagasse, Lance 22, 97 Lagasse, Lisa 7, 87 Lagerstrom, Karen Lambert, Bernadette 42 Landry, Brenda 28, 87 Lanoue, Jay 28, 97 Lanoue, Larry 16 Larkins, Sherry 16, 42, 82 Lawrence, Franklen Willie'' 7, 49, 56 Lawrence, Roy 7, 125 LeDuc, Darren 22, 49 LeDuc, Randy 107, 110, 118 LeDuc, Rhonda 7, % Leonard, Chad 105, 113, 114, 115 Lesperance, Mark 16, 79, 85, 90, 91, 93, 95, 101 Letourneau, Susan 103 Lewellyn, Lori 22, 94, 99 Lewelly, Shannon 107, 110, 118 Lewis, Brandon 28, 50, 64, 88 Liby, Jennifer 103, 115 Liby, Richard 17, 82, 90, 91 Loeffler, Mary 7 Loeffler, Mike 103, 118 Long, Brent 103, 110, 113, 114, 118 Long, Keith 38, 42, 95 Longenecker, Roxanne 107, 111, 115 Longfellow, Kathi 7, 88 Longfellow, Mark 107, 109, 114 Lovette, Salena 28, 44, 50, 67, 70, 88, 89 Lowell, William 103, 110, 113, 116 Lowrey, Richard 38, 41 Lynn, Christina 103, 115, 117 Lynn, Mary 42 Maginness, Paula 17, 70, 73, 74, 86, 89, 90, 91, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101 Maley, Cheryl 28 Maley, Greg 7, 86, 87 Maple, Barry 104, 110, 118 Maple, Robert 49, 56 Manges, Shelly 70 Martin, Jason 107, 110, 114, 118 Mason, Brad 17, 97 Mason, Jody 104, 112 Matthes, Matt 17, 99, 101 Matthews, Curtis 107, 110, 114, 116, 118 Matthews, David 28, 50, 61, 75, 97 May, Misti 22, 44, 50, 67, 70, 82, 85, 88, 89, 93 McCall, Kevin 28, 50, 61, 75, 87, 99 McCall, Kristen 104, 111, 112, 114, 117 Mc Daniel, Andre 28, 50, 60, 61, 70, 75, 88, 89 ' McDaniel, Deb 17, 58, 59, 82, 85, 95, 98 McDaniel, Eric 17, 97 McDaniel, Eugene 43 Mc Daniel, Mic hael 104, 110, 116, 118 Mc Daniel, Monica 107, 112, 114, 115, 117 Mc Donald, John 35, 109, 114 Me Donald, Paul 17, 49, 61, 70, 75, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 95, 98, 99, 101 Me Gannon, Theresa 17, 98, 99 Me Gaughey, Alice 104 Mc Gee, Kelly 7, 95, 96, 99 Mc Ginnis, Paul 17, 45, 60, 61, 75, 99, 100 McMullen, Michelle 112, 115 Meats, Jodi 28, 67, 70, 73, 88, 99 Mendenhall, Lisa 104, 114 Mendenhall, Randy 7, 97 Meredith, Mike 104 Meredith, Tina 17, 91 Meyer, George 23, 38, 41, 49, 62, 63, 77 Meyer, Kathy 107, 112, 114, 115 Mic haud, Rodney 107, 109 Mikeselll, Robert 107, 110, 114, 116, 118 Miller, Anthony 107, 110, 114, 116, 118 Miller, Ranees 107 Miller, Kelly 17 Miller, Loren 104, 110 Miller, Luann 41 Miller, Paula 8, 70, 89, 92, 98, 99 Mills, Jana Mills, Travis 28, 70, 89 Minson, Angie 28, 125 Mitchell, Jack 38, 41, 64, 79, 95 Mohr, Wayne 41, 99, 125 Montoya, Devine 35, 44, 50, 76 Moon, Phyllis 42 Moore, Douglas 38, 41, 60, 61, 110, 116 Morgan, Kent 17, 62, 63, 94, 97 Mosher, Andrew 17, 49, 100 Mosher, Helen 42 Mowry, Craig 7, 76, 85, 95 Mowry, Delores 38, 41, 87 Mueller, Kim 28, 47, 64, 74, 88, 99 Musgrove 22, 72, 73, 98, 99 Musil, Greta 28, 91, 99 Musil, Muzette 8, 12, 86, 87, 91 Nailieux, Larry 8, 45, 53, 54, 56, 68, 82, 85, 97, 99, 101 Nault, Amy 28, 87, 97, 99 Nault, Brenda 104 Neel, Alberta 34 Neel, Debra 17, 67, 82, 85, 88, 99, 101, 125 Neill, Steven 39, 41, 90, 91 Nelson, Carla 107, 114, 115 Nelson, Denee 107, 109, 111, 112, 114, 115 Nelson, Donald 17, 60, 61, 88, 101 Nelson, Eric 104, 116 Nelson, Jeff 107 Nelson, Jim 43 Nelson, Larry 35, 80 Nelson, Randy 8, 53, 65, 77, 86, 95, 100, 101 Nelson, Richard 107, 114, 115, 116 Nelson, Shannon 28, 70, 72, 88, 89, 90, 91 Nelson, Tony 22, 125 Newton, Jennifer 104, 109, 111, 112, 114, 115, 117 Newton, Mary 43 Nichols, Natalie 107, 111, 112, 114, 115, 117 Nitz, Hope 104, 117 Nordquist, Robbie 17, 60, 61 Nordquist, Shawna 104, 111, 112, 115 Norlin, Kristin 28, 66, 70, 87, 88, 99 Norman, Ron Novak, David 28, 75, 88 Novak, Phyllis 107, 112, 115 Novak, Ronnie 8 Novlan, Jodi 17, 73 Odette, Todd 29, 97 Odette, Tony 8, 97 Owen, Patrick 107, 113 Owen, Rachelle 8, 95, 98, 99 Owen, Rena 17, 70, 89, 92, 99 Owen, Robert 70, 104, 110, 115, 118 Owen, Wilma 43 Paillet, Eric 17, 20 Paillet, Rick Palmqist, Christopher 104, 114, 115, 116 Palmquist, Eric 17, 50, 76, 95, 99, 101 Palmquist, Lisa 25, 53, 53, 65, 70, 74, 80, 82, 85, 93, 95 Palmquist, Steven 23, 49, 63, 70, 75, 88, 89, 93, 100, 101 Palmquist, Tammy 9, 69, 85, 86, 95, 99 Parks, Beverly 125 Parks, Leonard 17 Parks, Leroy 29, 125 Pearce, Betty 9 Pearson, Darin 29, 50, 70, 77, 88 Pearson, Darlene 39, 41 Peil, Lisa 23, 87, 99 Peltier, Amy 107, 112, 117 Peltier, Brian 17, 49, 97, 100 Peltier, Greg 9, 49, 56, 100 Peltier, Lisa 22, 23, 66, 92, 93, 94, 95, 99 Peltier, Terry 29, 50, 75, 85, 97, 99 Pendergrass, Brian 17, 76, 95 Peterson, Bruce 39, 41, 91, 110, 112, 113 Peterson, Karla 23, 45, 70, 74, 88, 89, 97, 99 Peterson, Pete Pfizenmaier, Darla 104, 111, 117 Pfizenmaier, Renea 18, 47, 99 Pierce, Wayne 104, 110, 113, 118 Pounds, John 23, 49, 63, 75 Pounds, Lyle 39, 41, 45 Powell, Anita 9, 67, 70, 72, 73, 85, 88, 91, 94, 98 Raddiffe, Richard 34 Ramsey, Betty 43 Ramsey, Jacqueline 39, 41 Ramsey, Kimberly 87, 104, 111, 112, 114, 117 Ramsey, Robert 23, 75, 88 Rasmussen, Erik 39, 41, 62, 63, 83 Rasmussen, Jan 29, 70, 87, 88 Read, Christy 9, 87 Read, Todd 23, 99 Reedy, Joe 29, 97 Reeves, Serena 23, 87 Regnier, Chad 9, 48, 49, 53, 56, 100 Regnier, Mike 23, 70, 89, 92, 101 Regnier, Trisha 104, 112, 115 Reinert, Brandi 9, 96 Reusch, Geof 23, 49, 63, 70, 75, 85, 88, 95 Reusch, Tracy 104, 112, 114, 115 Reynolds, James 23, 63, 75, 97 Richard, Tonya 18, 45, 59, 67, 88, 100 Ringer, Dana 18, 97 Ringer, Denise 104, 111, 115 Robbins, Jennifer 107 Roche, Stacy 104 Rohr, Richard 18, 99 Ross, Juanita 104 Ross, Karen 18 Ross, Linda Roth, Larry 104 Roudybusn, James 29, 50, 64, 77 Roudybush, Lori 107, 115 Roudybush, Michael 8, 9, 49, 56, 65, 77, 100 Runyan, Jennifer 107, 112, 114, 115, 117 Ruud, Brian 29, 50, 64, 75 Ruud, Carol 41 Ruud, Stacy 104, 111, 112, 114, 115 Ruzicka, Angela 104, 112, 117 Ryser, Verlyn 43 Samuelson, Chris 18, 62, 75, 82, 95, 99, 100 Saunders, Chris 18, 63, 72, 73, 77, 95, 99, 101 Schmitt, Theodore 107, 110, 113, 114, 115, 116 Schubert, Tina 107 Schwerman, Joe 107 Scofield, Jewelda 26 Scott, Amy Searight, Jaxon 107, 118 Searight, Lace 29, 88 Sedlacek, Ric hard 104, 110 Senner, Lisa 107 Senner, Tracy 18, 77, 95, 99 Sheridan, Brian 23, 97 Sheridan, Dustin 107, 114, 115 Sherffius, Nanc y 39, 41, 70, 84, % Sherwood, Keith 39, 41, 49, 116 Sherwood, Kristi 29, 47, 64, 70, 74, 88, 99 Shifflett, Cindy 108, 115 Shifflett, Tammy 23 122 Index Shipman, Lenn 29, 50, 61, 75, 90, 101 Shipman, Ronald 39, 41 Shockley, Kathryn 39, 41, 99 Shuler, Carl 29, 50, 51 Shuler, Carla 18 Shuler, John 9, % Sicard, Gene 29 Silkman, Darren 9, 49, 56, 57, 62, 70, 75, 88 Simpson, Jacque 18, 46, 47, 58, 74, 99, 100 Siolander, Connie 104 Slaughter, Janel 23, 59, 74, 99 Slavin, Beci 104, 111, 112 Sleffel, Carol 104, 125 Sleffel, Carol 42 Smith, Carl 29, 88 Smith, Chancy 23, 49, 70, 73, 75, 89, 92 Smith, Chris 87, 104, 113 Smith, Doug 29, 70, 73, 90, 91 Smith, Jay 87, 104, 116 Smith, Lisa 29 Smith, Melissa 18, 67, 70, 73, 74, 59, 88, 89, 97, 99 Smith, Reece 29, 64 Snavely, Linden 108 Snavely, Lisa 23, 97, 99 Snavely, Mike 18 Snyder, Jon 108, 110 Sorell, Allea 125 Sorrell, Clint 9, 57, 62 Sorell, Jacob 'Jake 9, 49, 53, 56, 67, 62, 69 Southwick, Dennis 39, 41, 91 Speakman, Richard 108, 118 Springer, Tim 10, 49, 56, 57, 60, 61, 65, 75, 100 Stacken, Sandy 46, 47 Stafford, Michelle 108, 115 Stanford, Lee 23, 45, 63, 75, 88, 93, 101 Stanton, Joan 41 Starr, Shawn 18, 88, 95 Steffes, Scott 108, 110, 113, 116, 118 Stegmaier, Eddy 10 Stensaas, Jodi 29, 47, 64, 74, 88, 99 Stephan, Cindy 39, 41 Sterling, Jason 29 Sterrett, Damon 29, 50, 61 Sterrett, Darrin, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118 Stolzenburg, Matt 29, 97 Strait, Brian 108, 110, 116, 118 Strait, Deanna 10, 73 Strait, Dorothy 42 Strait, Gary 104, 110, 113, 115, 116, 118 Strait, Heidi 18, 70, 73, 87, 88, 97, 98, 99 Strait, Jay 72, 104, 110, 116, 118 Sulanka, Glenn 108, 110 Sulanka, Larry 108, 110 Swenson, Jeff 29, 50, 64, 70, 75, 88, 89 Swihart, Brad 10, 57, 61, 93 Swihart, Dena 108, 112 Swihart, Eric 104, 110, 116, 118 Swihart, Kurtis 23, 49, 60, 61, 75, 100 Switzer, Richard 40, 41, 51, 58 Talley, Clark 40, 41, 93, 94, 126 Talley, Kendall 30, 50, 64, 77, 88, 95, 99 Tatum, Marty 18 Tholstrup, Angela 18, 45, 74, 82, 87, 93, 98, 99, 100, 101 Tholstrup, Jeffrey 108 Tholstrup, Jon 108, 110, 115, 116 Tholstrup, Melinda 10, 95, 97, 99 Tholstrup, Pamela 18, 59 Thoman, Amy 104, 111, 114, 115, 117 Thoman, Carl 30, 91, 99 Thoman, Kathleen 105, 111, 112, 115, 117 Thoman, Kevin 23, 49, 61, 95 Thomas, Mary Ann Thomas, Steven 105, 110 Thornton 10, 86, 88, 98 Thull, Virgina 40, 41 Timkar, Erich 70, 105, 113, 114, 115, 118 Toll, Kensey 105, 114, 115 Toogood, Michelle 22, 23, 45, 58, 59, 88, 97, 99 Toogood, Stephanie 105, 111, 112, 114, 117 Townsdin, John 105, 110, 116, 118 Tremblay, Alvin 42 Trost, Charity 105, 114, 117 Trost, Sheila 10, 52, 53, 86, 95, 100 Trueblood, Verlyn 40, 41, 96 Tuggle, Ashlea 10, 44, 50, 52, 53, 82, 86, 93, 94, 95, 100 Turner, Crystal 108 Ukens, Kevin 18, 50, 70, 76, 82, 88, 89, 93, 100, 101 Urban, Kathy 70 Uri, Rick 105, 110, 114, 115 Valcoure, Charlie 105, 110, 113, 114, 118 VanKooten, A.G. 35 Vandenberg, Shellly 30, 66, 88, 99 Vasquez, Roberto 87, 105 Veasey, Sheryl 10 Vignery, Bryan 30, 50, 64, 75, 88 Walker, Daniel 11 Walker, Glenn 40, 41, 93, 113 Walker, Renee 23, 70, 87, 89, 97 Walker, Rhonda 30, 64, 87, 99 Walker, Thomas 23, 70, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 101 Walton, Angela 10 Walton, Tracie 108 Waters, James 10, 12, 49, 53, 56, 60, 61, 68, 69, 82, 100 Waters, Jennifer 30, 47, 64, 70, 74, 99, 101 Watkins, Jason 108, 110, 116, 118 Watkins, Wayde 23, 49, 61, 75, 100 Watowa, Amy 24, 99 Watowa, Angela 108 Watson, Janae 24, 50, 88, 94 Watson, Dr. John 34, 80 Watts, Andra 10, 44, 56, 57, 58, 69, 86 Weick, Laura 108 Weick, Lisa 11, 99 Wentz, Marc 30, 50, 64, 88, 95, 99 Wentz, Mike 40, 41 Werner, Bobby 108, 110, 113, 118 Werner, Shelly 108, 117 West, Crissy 105, 115 West, Ronnie 30, 50, 64, 73 Wheeler, Brad 11 Wheeler, Dawn 18 White, Kena 11, 82, 95, 96, 99 White, William 24 Whitley, Renee 30 Whitley, Russ 18, 48, 61 Widen, Jeff 18 Widen, Jill 24, 99 Widen, Mary Susan 30 Widen, Monte 105, 110, 113, 116, 118 Wilks, Michelle 104 Williams, Darlene 30, 70, 87, 89, 99 Williams, Dennis 40, 41 Williams, Jason 105, 110, 113, 116, 118 Willoughby, Vicki 18, 66, 92, 99, 100 Wills, Kim 11, 44, 50, 55, 67, 85, 88, 98 Wilson, Daniel 11 Wilson, David 40, 41, 83, 111 Wilson, Veronica 18, 70, 72, 82, 87, 88, 93 Wineinger, Beth 18, 88 Winter, Kathy 41 Womochil, Mike 40, 41 Woodman, Glen 42, 84 Woolard, Darlene 30, 99 Workman, Crystal 108, 109, 114 Workman, James 30, 50, 75, 101 Workman, Kim 11 Workman, Trisha 105 Workman, Valorie 108, 109, 115 Wright, Kevin 11, 49, 56, 65, 70, 75, 100 Wright, Shannon 108, 111, 118 Wright, Stacie 11, 52, 53, 74, 86, 100 Yarnell, Berna 42 Young, James 30, 97 Young, Janet 10, 96 Zachary, Brent 11, 49, 56, 57, 61, 88 Zachary, Derrick 30, 50, 64, 75, 88 Zimmerman, Judy 12, 38, 40, 41, 82 Zimmerman, Kay 24, 70, 82, 88, 93 Kevin Ukens returns a volley. Index 123 Scenes Around School 124 School Life Combined Girls-Boys Track Teams School Provides A Variety Of Experiences Left - Special Ed has an appreciation party for Miss Kathy Stensaas, student teacher. Front: Miss Stensaas, Mary Ann Thomas, Arnold Collette, Carol Pat Sleffel. Middle: Mr. Wayne Mohr, Jeff Walker, Scott Hale, Barbara Parks, Dawn Eaton, Mrs. Jolene Cote. Back: Roy Lawrence, Jeff Freed, Tony Nelson. Missing are Lisa Bechard and Angela Minson. Right - Second Place trophy winners at Special Olympics Febr. 19 Front: Leroy Parks, Barbara Parks, Jeff Freed, Allen Sorell, Scott Hale. Back: Ronald Gosselin, Joe Peltier, manager and official. School Life 125 CHS Innovations This Year There were a number of innovations at CHS this year, but two of the more signifi- cant ones were the organization of a Quiz Bowl and a community effort to provide a more desireable form of senior party. On April 18 the first round of CHS Quiz Bowl occurred. A double-elimination tournament of five intraschool teams be- gan. This event was a group project of National Honor Society. A round consisted of 15 questions in six categories: English, social science, fine arts foreign language, vocational and pot- pourri. CHS faculty wrote the questions. The faculty committee for the event was Mr. Michael Aytes, Mr. Clark Talley, Mrs. Eileen Hart, Mrs. Jewelda Scofield and Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. The other event was the senior party, an all-night bash on May 15 when classes were completed. The Optimists, Jaycees, merchants, patrons and parents organized this non-alcoholic party. The fun started with th Optimists sponsoring a luau at 7 p.m. at the airport park. The jaycees then conducted a mock casino night at the ar- mory. At the door each person received script money. An auction followed with donated prizes from the merchants. Movies ran contin- ually all night, donated by Bi-Low Video and 81 Video. DJ Eddie Griswall from Newton provided music and lights for dancing from 12 to 3. At dawn senior par- ents prepared a hearty breakfast of scram- bled eggs, bacon, sausage, homemade rolls and fruit. 126 Quiz Bowl, Senior Party Cloud County Community College 516 WASHINGTON CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 9eltpkonf: (913) 243-3285 Shop-by-phone 243-7437 Pfeutze-Bergman Studio JCPenney 218 WEST6TH, CONCORDIA, KANSAS 128 Advertising Advertising 129 KENS TViAPPUANCL i lurlpoul Henderson Wards Sales Agency 301 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3620 Ken's TV and Appliance RCA Television Whirlpool Appliances s UK Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction 214 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2131 DAYLIGHT clothing COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 415 124 Weat 6th CONCORDIA, KANSAS 66901 Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Furnishings Downtown 66 Service 700 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-3568 Tune-ups Brakes Exhaust and Service Work 130 Advertising Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985! PROCESS EQUIPMENT COMBUSTION ENGINEERING KANSAS MANUFACTURING DIVISION CONCORDIA. KS. - ENTERPRISE. KS. k  1 I TACO GRANDE 1421 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-7400 The Cloud County Coop Elevator Assn., Inc. Grade and Feed-Seed Cleaning Total Capacity 1,299,585 bushels 243-2080 Box 345 Concordia, KS 66901 1 Advertising 131 ■—---------------- Dreilings Clothing and Western Wear 117 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-1121 p Inrrij’S FOOD STORE ioctU’S FOOD STORE 307 W. 6th Concordia, KS 66901 243-7774 Ploud Pountm Rank «Trust Concordia. Kansas 66901 Over 100 Years of Service to Our Community 132 Advertising Palmquist Drug Store Prescriptions-Cards Cifts-Cosmetics-Candy Sixth and Washington Concordia, KS 243-1212 ON YOUR FINGER FASTER 1RK71RVED CLASS RINGS Phil's Jewelry 136 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3804 1302 Lincoln Concordia, Ks 243-9816 Brown Shoe Fit Co. Your Family Shoe Store 134 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-1636 BROWN'S Advertising 133 FASHIONS ALCO 1401 East Sixth Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-4492 'Discover the Difference BiUQJQJ y - 110 West sixth Concordia, KS 243-7552 Ho WuAAahcUe 116 East Sixth Concordia, Kansas 66901 Junior Shop Dr. Greg Hattan, DDS 517 Washington Concordia, KS 243-7929 134 Advertising ENS WEAI • ROOD CLOTHES SINCE 1907 Congrats, Seniors! 116 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-4564 John M. Schmitt Owner Good Clothes Since 1907' at Schmitt's Clothing Christensen Oil Co., Inc. South Highway 81 in Concordia 243-2706 Dunlop G T Qualifier Radials Dr. H.C. Hattan, DDS 501 Washington Concordia, KS 243-1208 m Advertising 135 Tom's Jllusic H MEAT PROCESSING, INC. 1991 E. 6TH ST TRAFFICWAY CONCOROIA. KANSAS 66901 THE BARBERY WHERE WE CARE ABOUT THE WAV YOU LOOK BY RANDY LAGASSE 243-7191 223 West 6th Concordia ks 121 West Sixth, 243-1710 CONCORDIA. KANS. 66901 DAIRY QUEEN LOWELL OR JANET MOON 1005 LINCOLN 913-243-3275 CONCORDIA. KS 66901 y The House of Friendly Service 136 Advertising p Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Babe Houser Motor, Inc. 138 Advertising TS - ya| wV • i i 1 i Hi 1 i 1II 1 i .iiiii u Hill 1 J The Baptist Church Seventh and Cedar Concordia, KS 243-3756 Sunday Church School 9:30 Worship 8:15 Evening 6:30 Pastor: Rev. Alden Dick Assistant Pastor: Rev. Gary Nelson Fruit Vegetables Meat In-Store Bakery Hours Mon-Sat 8 am - 9 pm Sunday 10 am - 6 pm Seventh and Washington 243-1893 Downtown Boogaarts Supermarket Gearld's Body Shop Owners: Gearld and Darlene Bachamp 315 West Fifth Concordia, KS 243-1466 Izzy's Heating Air Conditioning Co. 610 East 7th Concordia, Kansas Phone 243-1445 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Custom Cut Meat Mon-Sat 8 am - 9 pm Sunday 10 am - 6 pm 1301 E 6 Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-4553 Boogaarts Supermarket - Alco Plaza 140 Advertising GREEN LIGHT 'The Auto Saver 403 West Fifth Concordia, KS 243-1392 Swafford Pharmacy Dale Stafford- pharmacist Pizza Hut Let Yourself Go to Pizza Hut 1431 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2400 See Ross Olson for your Insurance Needs BOX 657 BUS. PH (913) 243-249« CONCORDIA. KS 66901 RES PH (913) 243-4612 1520 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-4414 Advertising 141 Larry Lagasse Auction and Real Estate, Inc. £ AUCTION LUCS- Complete Auction Service Available Machines Farms Furniture Larry Lagasse Concordia, KS 243-3270 Bob Thummel Beloit, KS 637-5933 Farmers Union Insurance Dennis W. Gustafson Fifth and Cedar 243-1571 7—r tlSlJlRON EaJJmETAL M and N Iron and Metal Cash Paid For Scrap Iron and Metal 407 Cedar Concordia, KS 243-4262 Valley Fertilizer Complete Fertilizer Service West Highway 9 Concordia, KS 243-2646 142 Advertising Wilson Furniture Co. 129 West Sixth St. Concordia, KS 243-4191 Advertising 143 The Best to the Graduating Class of 1985! from your ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Favre Motors Quality Used Cars and Trucks Americans at their best 915 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-1726 Special Thanks to our Loyal Boosters! Apollo Theatre Dr. William C. Berner DDS Dr. Dean J. Blackwood, D.C. P.A. Dr. R. L. Boardman, OD Chamber of Commerce Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home Chaney's True Value Hardware Dr. Stanley C. Christensen, DDS Concordia Country Club Concordia Small Animal Clinic Concordia Tractor, Inc. Cindy's Boutique Cloud Co. Motor Company Crough's Auto Sales Culbertson's Electric Discount Gas Everitt Hardware Gibson's Discount Center Hillside Pharmacy The Kansan Lester's Sweet Shop Metro Auto Repair Dr. Michael Miller, O.D. Mid-West Lumber Co. Mount Joseph Peltier's Foundry and Machine Shop Pepsi-Cola Distributors Schendel Pest Control Thomas and Suzy Tuggle- Sun Chiropractic Center The Store 144 Advertising Support Our Hometown Advertisers Jiuber s Qarber Si1 op SJfit JStxt in cMaix Caxt CPxoJucts Vance (Dutch) Braun Agency Manager Men s hair Styling Cuts. Perms. Styling BOB HUBER BUS (913) 2431000 515 BROADWAY RES (913) 243-2610 CONCORDIA. KS 66901 Farm Bureau Insurance Box 632, Concordia. Kansas 66901 (913)243-1300 Trude Midtown Budget Inn Insurance Air Conditioning - Cable Color t v Agency rOan (- Judy ( ar ow MANAGERS Pm (913) 243-7378 212 East «tm Concordia, ks 66901 215 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-3121 fabrics lace... for unique gifts. 1 560 Lincoln CONCORDIA. KS 66901 913-243-4044 Mallljcw Qieen1 ouses 733 EAST 4TH STREET PHONE 243-421 8 CONCORDIA. KANSAS G690I Advertising 145 BURGERS N BONES ••THE FAST GOOD FOOD RESTAURANT South 81 Hiway, Concordia, KS Phone 2434089 MONICA ARTS STYLIST - OWNER Tues Sat 9-5 ON by APPOINTMENT 1 02 E 9TH Call 243-7710 Concordia. KS 66901 fflertiaye Clause 504 WEST 6th CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 243-1822 242-4795 ANN-KAR-BON SALON 101 LINCOLN CONCORDIA, KS 66901 Bonnie Bray Karen Brown Ann Almon CONCORDIA OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES, FURNITURE EQUIPMENT CHARLES F. JEWELL PRESIDENT 243-4530 108 WEST 6th CONCORDIA, KS 66901 CONCORDIA LUMBER COMPANY BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS 240 W. 5th Phone 243-4213 Concordia, Kansas 66901 AUTHORIZED AGENT XEROX SALES 146 Advertising The Educational Process Education is a process of 1) growing in application of truth, beauty, goodness and wholeness; 2) conservation whereby an older generation hands on a way of life, a way of thinking about life; 3) growth in self-discipline whereby a student transforms his her natural curiosity into a desire to learn; 4) self-mastery whereby a student is able to es- tablish a right relationship with God and other human beings; 5) develop a positive attitude about oneself whereby one is able to form truly human relationships with others; 6) accepting responsibility for one's actions and for leading one's own productive life; 7) integrating here-and-now experiences through reflection, under- standing and judgment of truth and values; 8) planning and preparing for the future and 9) searching and sharing with others. Top: The vocational classes are an important part of CHS school life, providing training for the real world of work. Middle: Crystal Bloch- linger paints finishing touches on a mural near the football locker room. Bottom: Students viewed the Co for the Gold display on first floor during the winter. Education 147 Mrs. Hotaling Retires Mrs. Eva Hotaling is retiring after teaching 22 years in Kansas and New Jersey. Sixteen of these years have been at CHS which she describes as happy ones. The widow of the late Episcopalian priest Father Wilfred Hotaling and mother of three children will continue to live in Concor- dia. Mrs. Hotaling has taught English at CHS in a very competent, professional manner. In her own quiet, low- profile manner she has reached and touched many stu- dents. Her primary teaching ambition has been to create opportunities for learning in a caring atmosphere. As she leaves Concordia High, her many former students and colleague friends will miss her support, interest and wit. Let us use an old Latin toast Ad Multos Annos which translates May she have many more happy years. Staff Sign-Off As we conclude the 1985 Hur- karu, we wish to thank the stu- dent body and staff who cooper- ated with us and yearbook's assm- bly. We wish also to thank our ad- vertizes for their confidence in us. We urge our readers to sup- port these companies and indivi- duals. Special thanks also to KNCK-KCKS radio station for its support. We have tried our best to capture the highlights of the year. We are sorry about any unintentional mis- take or omission. We sincerely hope all of you enjoy this year- book. It has been fun preparing it for you. -Hurkaru Staff International Youth Year 1985 Participation, Peace, Development Young people everywhere are aspiring to a world of justice and opportunity. They are seeking remedies to the poverty that besets much of humankind and an end to the arms race. I believe that no institution or government should ignore the significance of what they are trying to say. Javier P6rez de Cuellar, Secretary-General, the United Nations 148 Conclusion