Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

OF THE The Year of the Stars! 1986 HURKARU, Volume 84 Concordia High School 436 West Tenth Concordia. KS 66901 Table of Contents Staff 6 Students 16 Activities 46 Organizations 88 Junior High 106 Advertising 126 Index 146 Panthers Are Making Tracks! CONCORDIA KANSAS ★ ■ ■ Left Above: Chris Samuelson, Craig Douglass, David Christensen and Jay Cailteux react to high school north door inscription. Top Right: Roger Koester relaxes. Middle Right: Vicki Briggs, Veronica Wilson and Kay Zimmerman enjoy the '85 HURKARU. Bot- tom Right: Anticipation! Fans eagerly await the Pan- thers. 2 School Life uffalo Burgers MASH-EM TaTERS ream-em Corn TEW-EM OMATOES oss-em Salad . .nrp-p -FM ESSERT Signs Of The Times Space Shuttle Tragedy Royals Win World Series Bears Do 'Super Bowl Shuffle Deepening Farm Crisis Gramm Rudman and the Federal Deficit We Are the World Live Aid Uranus Up Close AIDS Phobia Martin Luther King Holiday Where's Herb? TERRORISM! Apartheid Philippine Elections The Lady Has a New Torch Issues 3 The Way We Were Everyone wants to be in with the latest styles and fashions. Name brands big at CHS include Gitan, Brittaniz, Levi Strauss, Esprit, Ocean Pa- cific, Sunset Blues by Chic, Zena, Gasoline, Guess, Organically Grown and Gunne Sax. Clothing designs featured cropped pants and tops, brocade pants, jodphurs, Levi 501, Levi 505 pinstripes, shaker sweaters, oxfords, mini- skirts, turtlenecks, stirrup pants and polos. Most were patterned by flowers, pastels and plaids but definitely not neon. Fashion trends returned to the 50's. Accessories were outrageous including over- sized earrings, belts, necklaces and hats. Other popular wardrobe additions were rhinestone pins, hi-tops, flats, loafer, boots and pears. Van- derbilt, Le Jardin and Lauren were the main scents for women while the men wore Stetson, Polo and Chaps Musk. Popular among both sexes were Halston, Jordache and Night Musk. Hairstyles stayed basically the same with bobs, spikes, tails and lots of curls on both guys and gals. A number of guys wore no socks. Some students left high top basketball shoes unlaced. Whether or not you were classified as in , it was always important to be yourself and mabe your own trendsetter. 4 Year in Review Sight And Sound Look at them yo-yo's. That's the way ya do it. Ya play your guitar on the MTV. DIRE STRAITS made this song no. 1 until HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS came with The Power of Love from the movie BACK TO THE FUTURE. Another movie soundtrack hit was ST. ELMO'S FIRE. Former Eagle John Parr sang it. Music from TV took the charts by force. MIAMI VICE had a soundtrack with songs like Smugglers' Blues and You Belong to the City. Many foreign bands were popular in the US. From Oslo, Norway A-HA sang Take on Me and The Sun Always Shines ON TV TEARS FOR FEARS had the smash hits Shout , Head Over Heels and Everybody Wants to Rule the World. WHAM! From England did MAKE IT BEST includ- ing Careless Whisper and Freedom. I'm Your Man off their second album climbed to the top. Canadian BRYAN ADAMS sang about Heav- en and One Night Love Affair. Heavy Metal? After coming back from a violent car accident, MOTLEY CRUE came up with a 60's remake of Smokin' in the Boys' Room. RATT came in and INVADED YOUR PRIVACY with You're in Love. ZZ TOP stormed up the charts with Sleeping Bag , renaming it then as Heavy Metals Rings. Fun, Music 5 I Touch The Future. I Teach USD 333 BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed: Mr. Mike Johnston, Mr. Richard Radcliffe, Mrs. Carolyn Moore, Mr. Kenneth Esau Mrs Manna Newman, Mr. Ross Vander Hamm. Mrs. Lynette Saunders. Standing: Dr. John Watson, Miss Martha Fyfc, Mr Paul Koehn. Dr. John Watson Mr. Paul Koehn Superintendent Assistant Superintendent 6 Board Of Education, Administration These Provide Building Leadership Mr. Larry M. Nelson Principal Mr. J. Michael Aytes Vice-principal Mr. John McDonald )H Administrator Mr. A. C. VanKooten Guidance Mr. Melvin Davenport Guidance Mr. Devine Montoya Guidance 7 We Believe In Education k Mr. Jim Barnhart Mr. Steve Bauer Mr. Robert Baumann Mr. Henry Baxa Miss Barbara Boyd Mrs. Susanne Bradley Dr. Sarah Caldwell Mrs. Nancy Champlin Mr. Gary Channell Mr. Jay Detter 8 Faculty Mrs. Sandra Detter Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Mr. Robert Ensign We Are Proud Of Our School Mr. Richard Everett Mr. Les Freeman Mr. Todd Geiman Mrs. Patricia Hanson Mrs. Eileen Hart Mrs. Judy Hartshorn Mr. Larry Hartshorn Mr. Ken Hein Reflections Mr. Charles Herman Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Mrs. Laureli Kitchener Mr. Richard Kraft FacuIty 9 We Provide Leadership For Young People Mr. Wayne Mohr Mr. Doug Moore Mr. Steven Neill Mrs. Darlene Pearson Mr. Erik Rasmussen Miss Nancy Sherffius 10 Faculty Mr. George Meyer Mr. Jack Mitchell Mr. Walter Bud Meisel Mrs. Delores Mowry Mr. Bruce Peterson Mrs. Jacqueline Ramsey Mr. Keith Sherwood Mr. Ronald Shipman Success Is Our Goal Faculty winners for Spirit Week Mrs. Barbara Wentz Mr. Mike Wentz Faculty ll Building Foundations For Students' Lives Miss Janice Wilcox Mrs. Darla Adams Mrs. Diana Frohardt Mr. Dennis Williams I W Mrs. Becky Cornell I jjBii Mrs. Susan LeDuc Mr. Michael Womochil Mrs. Jolene Cote Mrs. LuAnn Miller Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Mrs. Rosa Detrixhe Mrs. Joan Stanton Mrs. Kathy Winter 12 Faculty, Supporting Staff 1985-86 Junior-Senior High Faculty Mr. Jim Barnhart Science Mr Walter Moisei Musie Mr. Steve Bauer Industrial Arts Mi |a k Mile hell Industnal Arts Mr. Robert Baumann Social Science Mi Wayne Mohr spec tal 1 due atiem Mr. Henry Baxa Langugage Arts Mi Douglas Moore 1 anguage Arts Miss Barbara Boyd Home Economics Mrs Delores Mowry 1 anguage Arts, f rein li Mrs. Susanne Bradley Media Center Mr. Steven Neill Language Arts Dr. Sarah Caldwell Gifted Education Mrs Darlene Pearson Media C enter Mr. Gary Channell Mathematics Mr Bl ue e Peterson Art Mr. Kenneth Church Language Arts Mis Jaec|ueline Ramsey 1 anguage Arts Mr. john Culley Special Education Mr Irik Rasmussen Sc letu e Mrs. Carman Davis Spanish Miss Nanc y Shertfius Business 1 due atiem Mr. lay Detter Science Mr Keith Sherwood IM . s iene v Mrs. Sandra Detter Mathematics Mr. Ronald Shipman Se iene e Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte Home Economics Mrs. Kathryn Shoekley Business f due at ion Mr. Robert Ensign Music Mr Dennis Southwie k Art Mr. Richard Everett Science Mrs Cindy Stephen C areer 1 due atiem Mr. Les Freeman Mathematics Mr Riehard Switzer Business 1 duration Mr. Todd Geiman Mathematics Mr. Clark Talley language Arts Mrs. Patricia Hanson Social Science Mrs. Marie Talley Lang Arts. Sex lal S iene e Mrs. Eileen Hart Learning Disabilities Mis . Danen Thomas Spec tal 1 due ation Mrs. Judy Hartshorn PE, Language Arts Miss Virginia Thull Physical (ducaliori Mr. Larry Hartshorn Physical Education Mr Verlyn Trueblooel Business Education Mrs. Kenneth Heinz Music Mr. Glenn Walker Soe tal Sc ioni e Mr. Charles Herman Science Mrs. Barbara Went language Aits Mrs. Marilyn Hessee Language Arts Mr. Mir ha l Went Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Kraft Mathematics Mrs lanie e W'ile e x Spec tal I due ation Mr. Keith Long Social Science, Lang. Arts Mi Mie hael Womoe hil Agrie ulture Mr. Richard Lowrey Mr. George Meyer Mathematics Social Science Mrs. Judy Zimmerman Soe ial 1 due ation Faculty 13 We Provide Nutrition And Transportation BUS DRIVERS Front: Phyllis Berk, Wilma Owen, Leslie Lewis, Kathy McDaniel. Back: George Kearn. Bumgardner, Lee Davenport, Verlyn Ryser, Jan Detrixhe, Gene 14 Cooks Bus Drivers Secretaries At Board Office Are Vitally Important Marilyn Hatcsohl, Martha Fyfe, Mary Nulton, Karen Lagerstrom. prrftiftmt. of tfkuratioa JJrmripal of Jirhool (flrrk Voart) of tfkuratioa •uperiattafeta! of Jkrhoola 15 This Is Our Year - 1986! Michele Bales Lisa Bechard Sherrie Belvill Philip Bentz Russell Blochlinger Sandra Blochlinger Jeffrey Bogart Tim Braun 16 Seniors We Are Looking To The Future Karen Campbell Mishele Campbell Yvette Castonguay April Chavey Reunion Day - Kathy, David, Brenda David Combs Evelyn Crogan Seniors 17 We Anxiously Awaited The Final Hours Douglas DeGraff Denell Deneault . jDi judy Cyphers Shawn Cyphers Celdri de Wet David Dick Mi 1 Amy Scott Dobson Craig Douglass Toni Dunlap Sharon Blackwell Dykes Monica Esslinger 18 Seniors Rowdy Was Our Style Michelle Flewelling Lynette Fraser Renee Fraser Dennis Fuller Zorione Goitia David Grennan Eric Garlow Rodney Haist Stacy Goddard Mikael Hakansson Linda Hale Ann Halfhide Brock Hartshorn K-athleen Hayden Seniors 19 We Counted The Days And Hours Tammy Istas Mike Joslyn Jack Krager 20 Seniors John Jaster Rhonda Johnson V ft Mary Kieffer Roger Koester Shawn LaBonte Larry Lanoue We Leave With Many Fond Memories Bradley Mason Matt Matthes Debra McDaniel Eric McDaniel Andrew Mosher Craig Mowrv Debra Neel Donald Nelson Seniors 21 We Enjoyed Athletic And Academic Successes Robbie Nordquist jodi Novlan Eric Paillct Eric Palmquist Rcnea Pfizenmaier Tonya Richard Dana Ringer Karen Ross Clintsman 22 Seniors Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Richard Rohr Tracy Senner We Made Many Lasting Friendships «S y L Jacque Simpson Melissa Smith Mike Snavely Shawn Starr n If' : |4 W. sM Heidi Strait Amy Taylor Angela Tholstrup Pamela Tholstrupr i ! ms ! - Tony Thomas Kevin Ukens Russ Whitley Jeff Widen Yj r , . ■ A JMI Vicki Willoughby Veronica Wilson Beth Wineinger Seniors 23 Senior Signatures 26 Seniors Triumphant State Tournament We're number one! CHS proved it on the bas- ketball court at 4-A Girls State again this year and in the stands with a second consecutive Sportsman- ship award. Fans, the cheerleaders and the pep band combined to win this prestigious award. At the finals 2,000 red-clad CHS fans provided tre- mendous support as the girls put on an awesome show on the floor. The year saw earlier state titles in volleyball at To- peka and debate at Salina. David Canfield won a wrestling state medal in 119 lb. 4-A class in Wichita. Spring sports also were competitive at the state level. Tournament Excitement 27 We Won Float Competition Twice in a Row Dana Anderson Rhonda Appleby Karen Atherton Randy Beaumont Christine Berk Benedetta Bessi John Blackwell Colleen Blochlinger Annette Bogart Clinton Boling Kevin Bourne Ty Brown Junior Homecoming float William Brown Theresa Brummett Jennifer Buss Dedra Campbell Kane Carlson Mark Castonguay Corey Champlin Kim Chandler Amanda Claridge Kurt Clemons Rodney Collette Kevin Collins 28 Juniors We Are an Active Class Mike Collins Terry Collins Tonya Collins Scott Coppoc Darla Cory Mechelle Cote Kristin Culley Chris Cyphers Deanna Davidson Michelle Dobberstein Tom McCoy and Kurtis Swihart dress Roman for the parade. Shannon Doyle Chrystal Eakins Regan Erickson Kinda Erkenbrack Chris Etheridge Mike Fakler Tammy Forshee Debbie Freeby Jeff Freed Bob Friberg Amy Garrison Geoff Gembala Andrea Graves Michael Fiaden Juniors 29 Rita Haist Susan Hall Troy Hanson Tamcra Harris Kent Hayes Teresa Hoff Krista Holton Dani Huber Brian Huff Bobbie Istas Shane Jones Becky Joyner Robert Kearn Brian Ketterer Dennis Kieffer Daniel Kindel Janell Kinser Curtis Knapp Waiting for the parade Jeffrey Kymer Lance Lagasse Darrin LeDuc Lori Lewellyn Misti May Tom McCoy We Enjoy Being Upper Classmen 30 Juniors One More Year To Go! Teresa Musgrove Tony Nelson Steven Palmquist Lisa Peil Lisa Peltier Karla Peterson John Pounds Robbie Ramsey Todd Read Serena Reeves Mike Regnier Geof Reusch Brad Mason and Terry Collins on a motorcycle James Reynolds Darrin Russell Brian Sheridan Tammy Shifflett Janel Slaughter Chancy Smith Lisa Snavely Lee Stanford Kurtis Swihart Kevin Thoman Michele Toogood Renee Walker Juniors 31 1987, Here We Come! Tom Walker Wayde Watkins Amy Watowa )anao Watson )ill Widen Kay Zimmerman Carpentry House Near Completion State FHA Degree Jennifer Bergeson received a FHA State Degree and was named a State Homemaker. This honor, the highest in the organization, is presented to only one per cent of the membership. Mr. Baxa Leaves CHS Mr. Henry Baxa has taught English . courses at Concordia High the past 16 years. He sponsored StuCo ten years and the HURKARU the past five. He served as English department head 11 years, 15 years as AFS .treasurer and a j three year term on the executive coun- cil of the Kansas Association of Teach- ers of English. He is leaving CHS to pur- . sue seminary studies. 32 Juniors, School Life Foreign Students Add International Flavor FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Zorlone Giotia, Mikael Hakannson, Benedetta Bessi, Celdri de Wet. Four foreign students spent the year learning about Ameri- cans. This tradition of foreign students at CHS broadens the cultural understanding of the students. Mikael Ftokannson came from Stockhom, Sweden. His host family was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Doug. He was partic ularly interested in learning more about American culture, values and social life. Celdri de Wet, AFS exchange students, came from Bioenfom- tein, South Africa. Her host family was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Neel and Debbie. She wanted to see what made other people happy. Her many activities included drama, Cruisin' Main and eating chocolate chip cookies. She experienced snow for the first time and described American football as bizarre. Benedetta Bessi came from Prato, Italy whic h is near Florence. Her host family was Rev. and Mrs. Harry Graves and Andrea. Fler special interests were people and languages. In addition to Italian, she was working to master Fnglish, French, German, Latin and Greek. Zorione Giotia came from San Sebastian in northern Spain which is primarily Basque. Her host family was Mr. and Mrs. Jerry kinser and janell. Zori was specially interested in devel- oping language fluency in English and in learning about the American lifestyle. Humorous Rub-a-Dub tub pose Celdri, Bene and Zori Foreign Students 33 We Ordered Our Class Rings Both Appleby Earl Archer Greg Aytcs Jenny Barnett Frances Bates Tim Bisnette Michael Blochlinger Alan Boling Jeff Bray Jeff Burdett David Canfield Kimberly Canfield Alan Rambo Boling on the sophomore float Terry Carlgren Mic hael Caron Jolenc Cassel Robert Chapin Sandra Charbonneau Traci Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Autumn Christian Heath Clemons Tad Collins Trent Coppoc 34 Sophomores We Won The Spirit Stick This Year Jeff Cyphers Julie Davis Suzy DeBauche Debra Deneault Dawn Eaton Tricia Eby James Eisenman Mark Esau Volanda Fawcette Jennifer Floyd Doug Frohardt Kristi Gales Damon Sterrett on the offensive Kim Carlow Cindy Gates Chris Gennette Tammy Goddard Virginia Grimm Laurie Halda Deanna Hale Lowell Hansen Nicole Hanson Neal Hartshorn Jari Hebert John Hinman Sophomores 35 Deana Hoffer Shawn Hood Amy Ihrig Jennifer Jager Jenna James George Buddy Kearn James Kiel Gary LaBarge Brenda Landry Jay Lanoue Brandon Lewis Salena Lovette Kevin McCall Andre McDaniel Jeff McDaniel Michelle McMullen Cheryl Maley David Matthews Bryan Vignery on Black and Blue Day Jodi Meats Kimberly Mueller Greta Musil Amy Nault Jodi Nelson Shannon Nelson We Are Anticipating 1988! 36 Sophomores Decisions And Plenty Of Homework Kristin Norlin Todd Odette Leroy Parks Darin Pearson Terry Peltier Jan Rasmussen Joseph Reedy James Roudybush Brian Ruud Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipman Carl Shuler Jeff Cyphers on his cycle Gene Sicard Carl Smith Doug Smith Lisa Smith Reece Smith Jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jeff Swenson Kendall Talley Carl Thoman Sophomores 37 We Like To Have Fun At School Mary Thomas Colby Shelly Vandenberg Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker lennifer Waters Marc Wentz Ronnie West Renee Whitley Susan Widen Darlene Williams Darlene Woolard lames Workman Derrick Zachary Mr. Allen Van Kooten Retires Mr. Van Kooten has completed 38 years here. He has served as social science teacher, coach and guidance counselor since 1947 with theexception of 1957-58 when he sold life insur- ance. He has been a counselor the last 26 years. Prior to coming to Concordia, he taught and coached at Randall for a year and a half. In 1942 he married Lucille Stone. They had one daughter Linda. She and her husband have three children at Goodland. During World War II from 1942 to 1945 he served with the Eighth Air Force, primarily in England attached to the B-17 Bombardment group serving in the ground crew of the Engi- neering Department. Mr. Van Kooten summarized his CHS experience this way. I feel fortunate in that I have had the opportunity to work with some of the best instructors as well as the best students to be found in any community. CHS will certainly miss this gentleman who has served with distinction. All of us associated with Concordia High will miss his friendly smile and most of all his sincere, caring attitude. He has served for 38 years in the school's 109 year history. 38 Sophomores, Mr. Van Kooten Fourth State Title In Eight Years 1986 4-A STATE DEBATE CHAMPIONS Front: John Jaster, Rick Liby, Amy Taylor. Back: Mr. Steve Neill, Terry Carlgren, Tom Walker, Jeff Burdett. KANSAN Photo Concordia High won the 4-A state title in debate for the second consecutive year. In describing the year Coach Steve Neill said, Everyone worked very hard and then received the recognition they deserved. The state team was composed of Amy Taylor and Rick Liby on the affirmative and John Jaster and Tom Walker on the negative. Alternates were Jeff Burdett and Terry Carlgren. The year's topic was Resolved that the federal govern- ment should establish a comprehensive national policy to protect the quality of water in the United States. Over all, it was difficult for the negative to win; it required a special expertise to develop effective rebut- tals. Philip Bentz was one of si to receive a National Presidential tray at the Sixty Fourth National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Philip received a $1,000 scholarship for his Dog Care and Training project. Debate, Honors 39 Lori Adams Jason Adams Scott Alexander Graig Anderson Shea Anderson Stacy Ashland Allison Bigham Monica Blanton David Blochlinger Kari Blochlinger Kelly Blochlinger Gina Braun Freshmen Homecoming float Corby Brown Deborah Brummet Mark Burchfiel Deborah Burns Steven Buss Bobby Butt Amy Carson Tammie Chandler Cory Charbonneau Leslie Chartier Cherie Cibolski Michelle Cripe Take It Easy On Me 40 Freshmen Will We Ever Be Seniors? Brad Culley Gina Cyphers Janet DeGraff Kristine Denton Karen Detrixhe Teresa Detter Dennis DeWitt Tony Dong Annette Etheridge Wayne Ffewelling Catherine Freeborn John Freed Kendall Talley, Brad Culley and Brent Long on Nerd Day Becky Friberg William Gaily Vikki Gallagher Amy Gerard Mike Hake Melissa Harris Erik Haden Judy Hart Diane Hayden Donna Hayden Tracy Heald Trisha Heald Freshmen 41 Our Big Year Is 1989! Juana Hernandez Adrian Hopkins Rita Hosic Brandi Huber Kelly Huber Paul Huber Donnie Huff Duke Hutchinson Danila Kearn Nicole Kearn Ronald Keffelcr Bob Kctterman Jonathan Kiel Kathleen Kindel Cindy Kymer Mona LaBontc Chad Leonard Susan Letourneau Jodi Nelson on Nerd Day Jennifer Liby Mike Loeffler Brent Long William Lowell Christina Lynn Jodi Nelson 42 Freshmen We Had To Decide Which Clubs To Join Kristen McCall Chris McClellan Michael McDaniel Alice McCaughey Tony McMullen Lisa Mendenhall Mike Meredith Loren Miller Eric Nelson Jennifer Newton Hope Nitz Shawna Nordquist John Townsdin tries to break down his opponent Robert Owen Chris Palmquist Darla Pfizenmaier Wayne Pierce Chad Preston Kim Ramsey Tricia Regnier Tracy Reusch Denise Ringer Stacy Roche Juanita Ross Larry Roth Freshmen 43 There Is So Much To Do In High School Stacy Ruud Angela Ruzicka Richard Sedlacek Connie Sjolander Carol Pat Sleffel Chris Smith Jay Smith Gary Strait Jay Strait Eric Butch Swihart Amy Thoman Kathleen Thoman Steven Thomas Erich Timkar Kensey Toll Stefanie Toogood John Townsdin Charity Trost Crystal Turner Rick Uri Charlie Valcoure Roberto Vasquez Jeff Walker Charlie Ward Crissy West Monte Widen Jason Williams Tisha Workman 44 Freshmen Images Of The Day MflRTin LUTHER KlflG JR. January 15,1929-Rpril 4,1968 A man of vision. A man of dreams. A man who was not afraid to work to make his visions and dreams come true. “I refuse to accept the cynical notion that nation after nation must spiral down a militaristic stairway into the hell of nuclear destruction. I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality.” — Martin Luther King, ac- cepting Nobel Peace Prize, December 1964. May his dreams live on. Issues And Events 45 School Life Why Students Study Around school you can hear various reasons why students do not study. Excuses range from I'm too tired to I don't feel like it to I could care. But there are also reasons why students study. They range from Dad won't let me have the car if I don't pass this test to I need to do well so I can get into the field I want to later. Serious studying can produce a number of benefits. It can improve the grade point average which can in turn qualify you for a scholarship. Studying can also keep you up late and curtail some of your social life. It can keep you from going to the movie or cruising around town. In the final analysis students study because that is the main business of school. They also realize that they must prepare for adult life responsibly. School can and usually is that ticket. Success in well chosen substantive classwork can help one earn a respectable income, but most importantly it can help one life a meaningful, purposeful life. In short, the students and the staff believe in the value of a good education. 46 Academics '85 Volleyball Takes It All! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front: Cindy Gates, Monica Blanton, mgr., Mary Kieffer, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Kim Chandler, Kinda Erkenbrack, Charity Trost, mgr. Back: Laureli Kitchener, Julie Gallagher, Dana Anderson, Erin Christensen, April Chavey, Rita Haist, Jacque Simpson, Jodi Stensaas, Tammy Forshee, Coach Diane Lagasse. State Champions! The senior volleyball girls have done a tremen- dous job of setting an example of what good vol- leyball is for all the younger players. This example will enable Concordia to stay on top because the players know it takes much work, determination and a spirit that can't be deflated. I hope the success these seniors have had will be a contribu- tion to their individual successes in life. Coach Laureli Kitchener said this in evaluating the sea- son. The team enjoyed a perfect season. They won the invitational tournaments at Belleville, Concordia and Sabetha. They went on to win NCKL, Sub- State and State. Over the past three years the six seniors compiled an incredible 110-3 record. These individuals won league honors. First team NCKL honors went to Julie Gallagher, Jacque Simpson, April Chavey, Rita Haist and Brenda Bu- dreau. Kinda Erkenbrack received honorable mention. April Chavey, Julie Gallagher and Rita Haist made the State Tournament team. OPPONENT CHS Jefferson West W Minneapolis W Royal Valley W Glasco w Sabetha W Abilene w,w Midway of Blue Valley w Denton W Clifton-Clyde w Washington W Superior w Nemaha Valley W Belleville w Marysville W,W Hanover w Belleville W Chapman w,w Marysville W Wamego w Abilene W Chapman w Council Grove W Beloit w Haven W Marysville w Caney-Caney Minneapolis w Valley W linn w Mt. St. Clay Center w,w Scholastica W Topeka-Seaman w Andover W Manhattan w Louisburg W 48 Volleyball All For One - One For All - Go, Big Red! JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front: Charity Trost, mgr., Vikki Gallagher, Trisha Heald, Jennifer Waters, Jenna James, Stefanie Toogood, Allison Bigham. Second: Cindy Gates, mgr., Monica Blanton, mgr., Shawna Nordquist, Kim Mueller, Coach Laurali Kitchener, Coach Diane Lagasse. Third: Erin Christensen, Jodi Stensaas, Kim Chandler. Back: Dana Anderson, Tammy Forshee. VolleybaIl 49 Koester Wins NCKL, Regional And State! The boys team showed a marked improvement by placing at each of their meets. Coach Lyle Pounds was proud of his entire team, but he was especially pleased with Roger Koester taking first at the 4- A state meet. Koester was recog- nized with All-League and All- State honors as well as going un- defeated throughout his final year at CHS. At an invitational meet Roger broke the school record with a time of 9:43. ''The girls team was young, and for most it was their first two-mile race, Coach Pounds said. The highlights of their season were second places at Marysville and at home. The Lady Cats took fifth at the NCKL and sixth at Regionals. Terri Detter placed ninth at NCKL to win league recognition. BOYS Wamego Eighth Abilene Third Clay Center Third ‘ Marysville First Concordia First Hoisington Fourth NCKL Second Regional Eighth GIRLS Wamego Ninth Abilene Sixth Clay Center Fourth Marysville Second Concordia Second Hoisington Third NCKL Fifth Regionals Sixth GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Front: Jan Rasmussen, Terri Detter, Kristen McCall, Judy Hart. Back: Kristin Culley, Kristi Sherwood, Karla Peterson, Angie Tholstrup, Coach Lyle Pounds. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front: Donald Nelson, Chad Preston, Steven Buss, Brent Long, Erik Haden, Kendall Talley. Back: Roger Koester, Paul McGinnis, Tracy Senner, Jeff Kymer, James Reynolds, Coach Lyle Pounds. Girls Tennis Enjoys Respectable Season GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Front: Suzy DeBauche, Salena Lovette, Autumn Christians, janae Wat- son. Back: Coach Devine Montoya, Linda Barnett, Regan Erickson, Mishele Campbell, Sherry Larkins. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE TENNIS Front: Diane Hayden, Donna Hayden, Karen Detrixhe, Kristi Gales, Lori Adams. Back: Coach Devine Montoya, Tamera Harris, Catherine Freeborn, Tricia Eby, Gina Braun, Stacy Ruud, Jennifer Liby. Right: Salena Lovette serves. Anything can happen in a tennis match and it usually does. This year was no ex- ception. The girls continued to remind themselves that when things got tough, they were always capable of dig- ging down just a little deep- er and coming up with that extra effort, Coach Devine Montoya said in evaluating the 1985 season. At the end of the season these nine received major letters: Autumn Christians, Suzy DeBauch, Salena Lo- vette, Regan Erickson, Janae Watson, Linda Barnett, Mi- shele Campbell and Sherry Larkins. The varsity took sec- ond at Clay Center and Con- cordia, third at Hays and sixth at home. All in all, it was a respectable year. Girls Tennis 51 Football Rebuilds For The Future The Panthers lost 20 of 22 starters from the previous year. Coach Robbie Baumann said that lack of experience played an important role in the early season. CHS did break a five-year losing streak to Chapman with a 16- 0 romp. There was three game winning streak in mid-season including a Homecom- ing victory. The team entered playoffs with a respectable 4-2 record but ran into unde- feated Beloit and strong Abilene and Ells- worth teams. The season record stood at 4-5. David Christensen and Todd Read won NCKL honorable mention as defensive backs; Brock Harshorn as place kicker. The Keith Christensen Outstanding Senior Line- man Award went to Brian Peltier. CMS 0 ' 19B5 Season Clav Center OPP 15 16 Chapman 0 6 Marysville 55 7 Superior. Nl 6 13 Wamogo 12 12 Belleville 7 0 Abilene 25 20 1 llsworth 42 Beloit 56 52 Football HOME OF THE m FOOTBALL SQUAD Front: Paul McDonald, Brian Peltier, Scott Gales, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Jay Cailteux, Brock Hartshorn, David Christensen, Russell Whitley, Andrew Mosher. Second: John Blackwell, Shane Jones, Todd Read, Curtis Knapp, Mike Fakler, Wayde Watkins, Steven Palmquist, Scott Coppoc, Bill Brown, Rod Hoffer. Third: Bryan Vignery, Brian Ruud, Kent Hayes, Brian Ketterer, Corey Champlin, Chancy Smith, Mike Haden, Geof Reusch, John Pounds, Dennis Kieffer. Fourth: Lynn Shipman, James Kiel, Kevin McCall, James Workman, Trent Coppoc, Andre McDaniel, David Canfield, Damon Sterrett, David Matthews, Alan Boling. Fifth: Derrick Zachary, James Roudybush, Darin Pearson, Jeff Swenson, Neal Hartshorn, Lowell Hanson, Carl Shuler, John Hinman, Terry Peltier, Reece Smith. Back: Coach John Culley, Coach Larry Hartshorn, Coach Robbie Baumann, Jack Krager-mgr. FootbalI 53 Freshmen Volleyball Achieves 6-1 Record FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL Front: Monica Blanton, Cindy Gates, managers, Coach Diane Lagasse, Coach Laureli Kitchener, Charity Trost. Back: Rita Hosie, Kathy Thoman, Darla Pfizenmaier, Stephanie Toogood, Allison Bigham, Shawna Nordquist, Vikki Gallagher, Trisha Heald, Kathy Kindel, Jennifer Newton, Danita Kearn, Christina Lynn. Frosh Football Compiles 4-2 Record FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Front: Coach Dick Switzer, Dennis DeWitt, Gary Strait, David Burchfiel, Monte Widen, Scott Alexander, Mike Hake, Eric Swihart, Jay Strait, Wayne Pierce, John Townsdin, Mike Loeffler, Middle: Coach Steve Bauer, Brad Culley, Robert Owen, Jason Williams, Adrian Hopkins, Duke Hutchison, Bill Lowell, Jonathan Kiel, David Blochlinger, Charles Ward, Back: Tony McMullen, Don Huff, Bob Ketterman, Jason Adams, Eric Nelson, Richard Sedlacek, Carson Brackney, Charles Valcoure, Tracy Heald, Mike McDaniel. 54 Frosh Volleyball, Football Tennis Club Says, Give Me Your Best Shot. TENNIS CLUB Front: Shannon Doyle, Suzy DeBauche, Kevin Ukens, Jay Cailteux, Diane Hayden, Kathryn Freeborn, Gina Braun, Donna Hayden. Middle: Regan Erickson, Salena Lovette, Kristi Gales, Trisha Eby, Tamera Harris, Sherry Larkins, Mishele Campbell, Stacy Ruud, Mr. Devine Montoya. Back: Autumn Christian, Tim Braun, Eric Palmquist, Brian Pendergrass, Terry Carlgren, Paul McDonald, Karen Detrixhe. How To Decorate Your Locker Everyone decorates his her locker somehow. People hang up pic- tures, calendars, cork boards, memo boards, etc. One of the popular methods is to use contact paper, which can be purchased at discount stores for about $2.12 a roll. The average locker requires two rolls. The contact paper should be exciting and reveal something about one's personality. Installment time is about two hours for applying contact paper, hanging pictures and other accessories. Another matter is to either buy or make shelves for your locker. You can buy ready-made shelves for around $5.25. You can also use milk or juice crates. Shelves enhance the appearance and add a certain ah to the style. When selecting colors for your locker, try to get everything to match. Dull patterns are out. You should need to wear shades when you open your locker. Decorations for the interior should reflect your personality. Pictures of you in activities, dressed up or just funny add nicely. In summary, decorating your locker is fun. It does take some time and skill in putting up the contact paper without getting wrinkles in it. Your locker is something to be proud of so take your time and do a good job! Tennis Club, Lockers 55 Brenda Budreau Karen Campbell Queen Jami Hebert 1985 Homecoming Court Yvette Castonguay Kathy Hayden 56 Homecoming Afternoon And Evening Homecoming Escorts AFTERNOON COURT Roger Koester, Karen Campbell, Craig Douglass, Brenda Budreau, Brock Hartshorn, Jami Hebert, David Dick, Kathy Hayden, Jay Cailteux, Yvette Castonguay. EVENING COURT Paul McGinnis, Karen Campbell, Paul McDonald, Yvette Castonguay, David Christensen, Jami Hebert, Scott Gales, Kathy Hayden, Brian Peltier, Brenda Budreau. Homecoming 57 Buffalo Burgers! That was the evening menu at the '85 Home- coming Oct. 18. Concordia beat Belleville 12-7 in a hard fought football game. At the coronation ceremony Jami He- bert received the crown and reigned as Homecoming Queen. The Spirit Week activities featured Tuesday as Tacky Tourist Day, Wednesday as Nerd Day, Thursday as Black and Blue and Bandage Day and finally Friday as Hug and Kisses and Red Day. Other activities included hall decorations and paper chain competition. The pep assembly highlighted class competition. The afternoon downtown parade featured 23 entries. Mrs. Eileen Hart and StuCo under president Deb McDaniel's leadership organized the event. The seniors won on their hall decorations while the juniors received first on their float. The sophomores won the Spirit Stick and the freshmen had the longest paper chain. The halftime band show featured a presentation of the royalty. A dance in the gym capped the week. D) Ed Harlowe spun records for 150 students. Don't Mess With My Panthers! 58 Homecoming Homecoming 59 Seniors Participating In Fall Sports Linda Barnett Brenda Budreau Jay Cailteux Mishele Campbell April Chavey David Christensen David Dick Craig Douglass Scott Gales Brock Hartshorn Kathy Hayden Rod Hotter Mary Kietter Roger Koester Sherry Larkins Paul McDonald Paul McGinnis Paul McGinnis Andy Mosher Craig Mowry Donald Nelson Brian Peltier Tracy Senner Jacque Simpson Angie Tholstrup 60 Fall Seniors Seniors Involved In Winter Sports (WMdw I Philip Bentz Brenda Budreau Jay Cailteux April Chavey David Christensen David Dick Craig Douglass Julie Gallagher Rod Haist Kathy Hayden Mike Joslyn Roger Koester Paul McDonald Paul McGinnis Donald Nelson Chris Samuelson Jacque Simpson Melissa Smith Pamela Tholstrup Russ Whitley Winter Sports 61 iChiMrtilu Wrestlers Share NCKL League Championship vjr: CftiU uUu faweAwi VARSITY WRESTLING Front: Damon Sterrett (13-8), Donald Nelson (14-12), Bill Lowell (15-13), David Canfield (27-2), Mike Joslyn (15- ID, Paul McGinnis (20-12). Back: Coach Doug Moore, Russ Whitley (10-14), Kevin McCall (7-16), Jim Workman (10-11), Paul McDonald (10-13), Bill Brown (3-17). Andre McDaniel (18-9-1). David Canfield Wins State Title Again The season was one of many ups and downs. We started out the season very well, but due to some untimely injuries the second half of the season wasn't nearly as successful. We were still able to finish 9-5 in our duels and be league Co-champs. This accomplishment speaks well for the depth of our squad. The season was highlighted with Dave Canfield winning his second consecutive state championship. Coach Doug Moore evaluated the year in this manner. The wrestlers participated in six tourneys. As a team they placed third at Clay Center, third at Oberlin, ninth at Beloit, sixth at Philipsburg, ninth at regionals and sixteenth at state. David Canfield, who made the Salina Journal All-Area Wrestling Team and won the CHS Outstanding Wrestler Award, won his second state title, this one at 119. Paul McGinnis at 132, who took third at regionals, qualified for state. 1985-86 Wrestling Season CHS OPP 60 Ellsworth 5 40 S.E. Saline 27 39 Superior 24 34 Marysville 26 41 Salina South 22 27 Beloit 33 46 Wamego 21 45 Abilene 18 48 Minneapolis 18 21 Manhattan 35 28 Salina South 30 53 Chapman 15 32 Hoisington 33 28 Clay Center 31 Duel Record 9-5 NCKL 4-1 62 Wrestling WRESTLING SQUAD Front: Damon Sterrett, Donald Nelson, Bill Lowell, David Canfield, Mike Joslyn, Paul McGinnis, Russ Whitley, Kevin McCall, James Workman. Middle: Eric (Butch) Swihart, Mark Castonguay, Kendall Talley, Graig Anderson, Adrian Hopkins, Lenn Shipman, Mike McDaniel, Shane Jones, Mark Burchfiel. Back: Coach Doug Moore, Jay Smith, Jason Williams, David Matthews, James Kiel, Bill Brown, Andre McDaniel, Paul McDonald, Gary Strait, John Kiel, Kurt Clemons. Lady Panthers Capture State Title Again STATE TOURNAMENT TEAM Front: Tammy Forshee, Kim Chandler, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Kinda Erkenbrack. Back: Coach Dick Switzer, )odi Stensaas, Michelle Toogood, Deana Hoffer, Erin Christensen, April Chavey, Rita Haist, jacque Simpson, Julie Gallagher, Coach Jay Detter. Coach Dick Switzer evaluated the season this way. Led by a super senior class whose career record was 74-3, the Panther girls repeated as 4-A State Champions. This was probably the best talent we have ever had and they worked so well as a team that it made them extremely hard to defend. What made this year so much fun was not only were they great athletes, but also super young ladies who are a credit to the community. The girls posted a 25-1 record in their quest for their second consecutive state championship. In addition to State they won the Beloit tournament, were undefeat- ed NCKL champs for the third straight year, won Sub- State and finished second at the Minneapolis tourna- ment, suffering their only loss to Canton Galva. These seniors won honors. April Chavey: All-NCKL, Salina All-Area tournament first team. Salina All-Area first team, Wichita All-Tournament first team. Julie Gal- lagher: All-NCKL, Salina All-Area tournament second team, Salina All-Area third team, Wichita All-Tourna- ment first team, Paul Koehn Award. Jacque Simpson: All-NCKL, Salina All-Area Tournament first team, Salina All-Area second team, Wichita All-Tournament second team. Brenda Budrea: All-NCKL, Wichita All-Tourna- ment second team. All in all, it was a very successful year. 64 Girls Basketball 85-86 SEASON CHS OPP 59 Clay Center 23 53 Minneapolis 33 61 Beloit 29 44 Marysville 18 37 Abilene 27 29 Wamego 27 74 Superior 51 55 Clav Center 27 62 Chapman 38 59 Belleville 36 89 Chapman 25 63 Russell 45 58 Canton Galva 64 59 Beloit 30 64 Clay Center 24 69 Sacred Heart 38 82 Chapman 23 58 Abilene 33 58 Marysville 38 57 Wamego 39 69 Hoisinglon 28 48 Abilene 35 65 Russell 39 55 Royal Valley 30 57 Towanrla Circle 47 44 Chapparal 25-1 Season Record 33 GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD Front: Coach Dick Switzer, Pamela Tholstrup, Brenda Budreau, Kathy Hayden, Jacque Simpson, April Chavey, Julie Gallagher, Missy Smith. Second: Coach Jay Detter, Tammy Forshee, Theresa Brummetl, Kim Chandler, Mechelle Cote, Kinda Erkenbrack, Rita Haist, Michelle Toogood. Third: Michelle Dobberstein, Traci Charbonneau, Jennifer Waters, Nicole Hanson, Shona Hobbs, Jodi Stensaas, Kristi Sherwood. Back: mgr. Sandy Blochlinger, mgr. Janel Slaughter, mgr. Sandy Charbonneau, Deana Hoffer, Erin Christensen, mgr. Denise Kearn, mgr. Monica Esslinger. (Junior Varsity Season Record 12-1) Girls Basketball 65 Panthers Defy Experts' Predictions VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: mgr. Kenny Allen, Trent Coppoc, Neal Hartshorn, Roger Koester, Rod Haist, lay Cailteux, Ceof Reusch, John Pounds. Back: Coach Todd Ceiman, Dennis Kieffer, Steven Palmquist, Philip Bentz, Chris Samuelson, David Christensen, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Coach George Meyer. NCKL Co-Champions The experts predicted that the Panthers would finish low in the league standings. The 7-3 record gave them a share of the NCKL crown with Abilene and Clay Cen- ter. The highlights were upset victories over Chapman and the overtime win over Beloit, undefeated at the time. Coach George Meyer commented, Rejecting the ex- perts' lowly pre-season prediction, the 85-86 Panthers battled to a share of the NCKL crown. This placed them with only a few in the CHS annuals. The Panthers were thus able to sit on the porch of the castle, symbolic of the league championship. David Christensen, winner of the CHS Outstanding Player and Ed Walters Free Throw awards, made the NCKL team and the Salina Journal All-Area first team. Chris Samuelson made the league first team. Jay Cail- teux made league honorable mention. The Panthers went to the semi-finals of the Sub-State and fought valiantly against Beloit. Their 12-10 season record made the year a successful one. 66 Boys Basketball CHS 85-86 Season OPP 66 Clay Center 58 69 Minneapolis 48 56 Beloit 59 65 Marysville 55 46 Abilene 70 68 Wamego 64 48 Superior 54 58 Clay Center 54 67 Chapman 59 34 Salina South 55 55 Abilene 85 52 Clay Center 49 47 Belleville 49 63 Beloit 61 50 Clay Center 55 53 Sacred Heart 70 72 Chapman 44 67 Abilene 68 58 Marysville 48 69 Wamego 52 60 Hoisington 52 69 Beloit 76 12-10 Season Record 7-3 NCKL Record JV Builds For The Future JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Bryan Vignery, Greg Aytes, John Pounds, Trent Coppoc, James Reynolds, Rob Chapin. Back: Coach Todd Geiman, Jeff Swenson, Neal Hartshorn, Steven Palmquist, Tad Collins, Geof Reusch, Geoff Gembala, John Hinman, Kenny Allen mgr. 5- 9 Season Record. Frosh Show New Talent GIRLS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front: Kristen McCall, Rita Hosie, Diane Hayden, Kathy Kindel, Kim Ramsey, Kathy Thoman, Terri Detter. Back: Mr. jack Mitchell, Tracy Reusch, Stacy Ruud, Allison Bigham, Amy Gerard, Tammie Chandler, Kristine Denton, Stefanie Toogood, Vikki Gallagher, Shawna Nordquist, Trisha Heald. Not pictured is Donna Hayden. Season record 8-3. BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front: Mr. Larry Hartshorn, mgr. Tracy Heald. Back: David Blochlinger, Brent Long, Charlie Valcoure, jason Adams, Wayne Pierce, Erik Haden, Brad Culley, Steven Buss. Season record 1-12. 68 Freshmen Basketball Seniors Enjoying Spring Sports Philip Bentz Brenda Budreau Jay Cailteux April Chavey David Christensen David Dick Craig Douglass Scott Gales Julie Gallagher Eric Garlow Rod Haist Mikael Hakannson Ann Halfhide Brock Hartshorn Kathy Hayden Roger Koester Paul McDonald Paul McGinnis Craig Mowry Brian Peltier Brian Pendergrass Chris Samuelson Chris Saunders Tracy Senner Jacque Simpson Missy Smith Kevin Ukens Spring Seniors 69 Cheerleaders Encourage Positive Audience Response VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vicki Willoughby, Suzy DeBauche, Lisa Peltier, Regan Erickson, Ann Halfhide, Karen Campbell, Michele Bates, Amy Ihrig, Yvette Castonguay, Deanna Davidson. A Christmas Pep Assembly FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Top down: Kari Blochlinger, Cindy Kymer, Brandi Huber. 70 Cheerleaders Don't Mess with My Toot-Toot Band 71 W7 Mm tow tom neon Winter Celebration Above on this page Winter Sports Royalty David Christensen, Kevin Ukens, Paul McGinnis, Jay Cail- teux, David Dick in back. Front: Vicki Willoughby, April Chavey, Deb McDaniel, Ann Halfhide, Michele Bates. Right Top: Yvette Castonguay puts up posters to promote spirit. Right Middle: Pom Pon girls pro- vide halftime entertainment. Right Bottom: The guys celebrate their 72-44 Chapman victory. Opposite page Queen Deb and King Paul. Right Top: Deb receives congratulations from her nephew Jake Weaver. Right Bottom: Ann Halfhide and Michele Bates cheer for CHS. 72 Winter Sports Festival The WSF highlight came with the crowning of Paul McGinnis and Deb McDaniel as King and Queen on Febr. 14. The seniors won the Spirit Bell; the freshmen won the penny jar competition. Spirit Bell competition started Wednesday with Hillbilly Day. Thursday was 40 Year Reunion ; Friday was Heart and Red Day. Students wore red and participat- ed in a heart-matching contest. The Break Their Hearts and Give Them Heart Burn themes carried over into basketball play. The girls demolished Chapman 82-23. The boys moved into first with an easy victory over Chap- man 72-44. The Panther sat on the front porch of the castle. The wrestlers in a bid for outright sole possession of the NCKL crown suffered a heart-breaking 31-28 loss at Clay Center. They then shared the title with Clay Center and Marysville. The Saturday dance featured a heart-land theme decoration in the multi-purpose room. A popu- lar DJ from the Knights of the Turntable spun records. Many students enjoyed the week's ac- tivities. Winter Sports Festival 73 Fall Dramatic Comedy Delights Audiences CHS DRAMA Presents The Curious Savage CHS Auditorium November 2 2 . 23 7:30 p.m. Mr. Ken Church returned to CHS after a four-year absence to direct this play. The cast consisted of Florence (Julie Davis), Mrs. Paddy (Celdri de Wet), Hannibal (Doug Smith), Fairy May (Stacy Ashland), Jeff (Erich Timkar), Titus (Darrin Russell), Samuel (Tom Walker), Lily Belle (Shawn Hood), Ethel Sav- age (Andrea Graves), Miss Willie (Jesse Ash- land), Dr. Emmett (Vicki Briggs), John Thom- as (Garett Hood and Marco Ashland). In the plot the title character, Ethel Savage, has been left ten million dollars by her hus- band and wants to make the best use of it, in spite of the efforts of her grown-up children to get their hands on it. Knowing that the widow's wealth is in negotiable securities and seeing that they cannot get hold of it, they commit her to a sanitorium, hoping to bring her to her senses. 74 Fall Play Above THE CURIOUS SAVAGE CAST AND CREW Front: Catherine Freeborn, Linda Barnett, Jennifer Liby, Lori Adams, Darlene Williams, Lisa Peil, Mr. Ken Church. Second: Melissa Harris, Julie Davis, Darrin Russell, Shawn Hood, Stacy Ashland, Celdri de Wet, Vicki Briggs, Andrea Graves, Jesse Ashland. Back: Kensey Toll, Robert Owen, Janell Kinser, Jodi Meats, Kristi Gales, Erich Timkar, Doug Smith, Tom Walker. Below DRAMA CLUB Front: Curtis Knapp, Andrea Graves, Vicki Briggs, Veronica Wilson. Second: Michael Haden, Regan Erickson, Doug Smith, Earl Archer, Heidi Strait, Kay Zimmerman. Third: Judy Hart, Celdri de Wet. Fourth: Jeff Kymer, Andre McDaniel, Julie Davis. Fifth: Tracy Senner, Linda Barnett, Kristi Gales, Jodi Meats, Shawn Hood, Monica Blanton. Sixth: Shannon Doyle, Paula Maginness, David Grennan, Janell Kinser, Jolene Cassel, Jesse Ashland, Kensey Toll, Melissa Harris, Annette Etheridge. Back: Jennifer Buss, Catherine Freeborn, Stacy Ashland, Mr. Ken Church, Kristine Denton, Darrin Russell, Paul McDonald, Tom Walker. One Acts Well Received Challenging, thought-provoking, enter- taining, international were just a few words describing A CHS TRILOGY dra- matic presentation and A FOREIGN AF- FAIR, a cuisine delight of tasting many ethnic foods. THE MAGICIAN'S NEPHEW by C.S. Lewis has Digory and his friend Polly go to the magical lands of Narnia by the use of rings created by Uncle Andi. In their travels they encountered the evil in Queen Jadis and awaken her from a deep sleep. While trying to get rid of her, Digory and Polly touch rings and bring her back to the real world which she tries to take over with her evil magic, but good prevails over evil. I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY by Celeste Raspanti is based on stories writ- ten by the children of Terezin during the Holocaust in Europe. They base their lives on today rather than tomorrow. In spite of almost certain death in a concentration camp, they still fall in love, create a news- paper and cope with a seemingly unbear- able situation. Moliere's classic TARTUFFE is set in Paris in 1663. The comedy centers around the attempts of the title character who is con- stantly making fools of the aristocratic class. The farce is a slapstick about man- ners and attitudes of the very rich in France. 76 One Acts, Drama A CHS TRILOGY Cast and Crew Front: Chad Leonard, Robert Owen (Bear), Jennifer Buss (Bird) Zorione Goitia (Monkey), Mr. Ken Church, Jesse Ashland (Rabbit), Andrea Graves, Monica Blanton, Greg Aytes, Earl Archer. Middle: Veronica Wilson, Celdri de Wet, Jeff Burden, Kelli Bumgardner, Tom Walker. Back: Kensey Toll, Mark Esau, Benedetta Bessi, Catherine Freeborn, Karen Detrixhe, Linda Barnett, Doug Smith, Stacy Ashland, Erich Timkar, Curtis Knapp, Vicki Briggs. Harlequins Reorganize HARLEQUINS Top: Melissa Harris, Jesse Ashland, Paul Mc- Donald. Middle: Celdri de Wet, Tom Walker. Bottom: Dar- lene Williams, Kristine Denton. One Acts, Harlequins 77 Third At State - Won Regional And NCKL BOYS TRACK Front: Bill Brown, Waydc Watkins, Bill Lowell, Derrick Zachary, Darren Pearson, Tracy Heald, John Townsdin, Mike Hake, Jason Williams, Mike McDaniel, Monte Widen. Second: Mike Hayden, Brian Ketterer, Bryan Vignery, Brad Culley, Eric Hayden, David Matthews, Neil Hartshorn, Kevin McCall, Kent Hayes, Terry Peltier, Jim Kiel, Jon Kiel. Third: Doug Frohardt, Buddy Kearn, Brian Ruud, Tad Collins, Geof Reusch, Andre McDaniel, Jeff Swenson, Shane Jones, Todd Read, Jeff Kymer, Paul McGinnis, Coach Glenn Walker, Coach Dick Switzer, Coach Robbie Baumann, Coach Tom Brossius. Back: Scott Coppoc, John Hinman, Trent Coppoc, Corey Champlin, Roger Koester, Rod Haist, Craig Douglass, Philip Bentz, Chris Samuelson, Scott Gales, David Christensen, David Dick, Brian Peltier, Steven Palmquist, Rod Collette, Paul McDonald. Coach Robbie Baumann expressed sat- isfaction with the boys track season. He obviously wished for consecutive state titles, but injury and misfortune pre- vented an otherwise perfect season. The squad won convincing victories in the regional, NCKL and in invitationals at Emporia, Concordia, Marysville and Clay Center. At State in Wichita Roger Koester won the 3,200 m run at 9:35.6 and fourth in the 1,600 m run. Rod Collette won the gold in pole vault at 13-0. Chris Samuel- son took fourth in high jump; David Christensen sixth in long jump. The 400 m relay team of Scott Coppoc, Rod Haist, Craig Douglass and Doug Fro- hardt took fifth to place third at State as a school team, a remarkable event. 78 Boys Track Girls Second In Regional And NCKL GIRLS TRACK Front: janel Slaughter, Kim Mueller, Kristen McCall, Shawna Nordquist, Kathy Thoman, Dari Pfizenmaier, Jennifer Newton, Kathy Kindel, Charity Trost, Kim Ramsey, Coach Glenn Walker. Middle: Coach Dick Switzer, Vikki Gallagher, Trisha Heald, Stephanie Toogood, Terri Detter, Shawn Hood, Jodi Meats, Kristi Gales, Kristi Sherwood, Laurie Halda, Erin Christensen, Allison Bigham, Jenna James, Sandy Charbonneau, Coach Robbie Baumann. Back: Denise Kearn, Kristen Culley, Tammy Forshee, Michelle Toogood, Rita Haist, Brenda Budreau, Julie Gallagher, Jacque Simpson, April Chavey, Missy Smith, Ann Halfhide, Paula Maginness mgr. Coach Steve Bauer. Coach Robbie Baumann was pleased with the improving girls track program. They won first at Emporia, Concordia and Clay Center along with second at Marysville. The girls were competitive in both the NCKL and Regional with close seconds. At State Jacque Simpson won a gold in the shot put at 39 11 In the same event Erin Christensen took fifth. Mi- chelle Toogood took sixth in discus. The 1,600 m relay team of Tammy For- shee, Missy Smith, Rita Haist and Bren- da Budreau took fourth. The season showed substantial growth in girls track here. Girls Track 79 Second In NCKL - Fourth In Regionals GOLF SQUAD Front: Mark Castonguay, Chad Preston, Brent Long, Chris Palmquist, Kane Carlson, Chris Smith, Rob Chapin, Mark Esau. Back: Coach George Meyer, Wayne Pierce, Chris Saunders, Eric Garlow, Brock Hartshorn, Curtis Knapp, Geoff Gembala, James Roudybush. This golf team was a surprise with tour- nament wins at Beloit and Belleville. With only two seniors on the first six, next year could be even better. Coach George Meyer said this in evaluating the season. The second place finish in the NCKL was also good news. The regional fourth place finish did not qualify for state competi- tion. Other tournament play was at Abi- lene, Chapman, Clay Center, Concordia and Marysville. GOLF VARSITY Front: Rob Chapin, James Roudybush, Kane Carlson, Chris Smith, Mark Esau. Back: Coach George Meyer, Chris Saunders, Eric Garlow, Brock Hartshorn, Curtis Krapp, Geoff Gembala. 80 Golf Jay Cailteux Goes To State In Singles VARSITY TENNIS Bobby Butt, Mikael Hakannson, Jay Cailteux, Kevin Ukens, Terry Carlgren, Brian Pendergrass, Coach lack Mitchell. The highlight of the tennis season for Coach Jack Mitchell was Jay Cailteux's qualification for the state tournament by taking fourth in the regional. Kevin Ukens and Bobby Butt played no. 1 doubles against CHS competition. The varsity as a team took fourth earlier in NCKL play. Invitational meets were at Lindsborg, Abi- lene, Clay Center, Belleville, Concordia and Chapman. Team and individual ran- kins varied considerably throughout the season. JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Duke Etutchinson, Lenn Shipman, Marc Wentz, Rob- ert Owen. Back: Tracy Senner, Craig Mowry, Coach lack Mitchell. Boys Tennis 81 'These Dreams Are Ours Forever me The juniors chose Heart's song These Dreams as the Prom theme for April, 26. In the gym the blue-silver color scheme featured the night sky. Eighty couples in formal attire enjoyed the music selection provided by the Knight of the Turn Table. Mr. Bruce Peterson and junior class president Tamera Harris organized the festive occasion. 82 Prom Time To Celebrate! Graduation May 18, 1986 Mr. Van Kooten Commencement Speaker The highly anticipated day finally arrived for the 118 member of the 104th graduating class. At the afternoon Baccalaureate in CHS Auditorium Lutheran Pastor Gregory J. Uthus prayed the invocation and benedic- tion. The A Cappeila choir under Mr. Ken Heinz sang I'll Walk with God and El- Shaddai . Pastor Jerry Pence of the Wesleyan Church challenged the class to throw their caps over the wall of fear and doubt and to moti- vate themselves for radical commitment to and belief in Christ. He explained with ex- amples how with success they could beat the inevitable criticism coming with such a choice. He urged them to lead adventurous lives of discipleship. Retiring Guidance Director, A. G. Van Koo- ten delivered the address at the evening commencement in the stadium. In his chal- lenge to the graduates to face the future he reviewed the many contributions of pre- vious generations in many areas of life. He went on to list the problems still needing resolution as he introduced the seniors to the future. He alluded to the Biblical parable of the talents and quoted the poetic line You have to climb the mountain to appreci- ate the view. Principal Larry M. Nelson presented the class of 1986 to the USD 333 Board of Education for graduation. President Kenneth R. Esau and Superintendent Dr. John D. Watson pre- sented the diplomas. Debbie Neel was vale- dictorian. Co-Salutatorians were Roger Koester and Veronica Wilson. The band un- der Mr. Bud Meisel played the processional and recessional. Rev. Alden Dick of the Bap- tist Church prayed the invocation and bene- diction. 84 Graduation Congratulations, Class of 1986! Graduation 85 We'll Miss Our Alma Mater We Enjoyed And Appreciated Our New Uniforms CONCORDIA HIGH BAND Flute: Jan Rasmussen, Catherine Freeborn, Stacy Ruud, Kay Zimmerman, Kristin Norlin, Amy Garrison, Vikki Gallagher, Shannon Nelson, Michelle Dobberstein, Tamera Harris, Kristine Denton, Francie Bates, Kim Mueller. Oboe: Regan Erickson, Tricia Eby, Stefanie Toogood. Bassoon: Paul McDonald, Julie Davis. Clarinet: Veronica Wilson, Kristi Sherwood, Jennifer Newton, Misti May, Karen Campbell, Andrea Graves, Karen Detrixhe, Heidi Strait, Jennifer Buss, Terri Detter, Allison Bigham, Suzy DeBauche, Cindy Gates, Sandy Blochlinger, Melissa Harris, Laurie Christensen, Chad Preston, Gina Braun, Jenna James, Virginia Grimm, Lisa Mendenhall, Amy Caron. Alto Clarinet: Denise Kearn, Shonna Hobbs. Bass Clarinet: Kathy Hayden, Jodi Meats, Charity Trost, Shawn Hood. Contra Bass Clarinet. Tonya Richard. Alto Saxophone: Debbie Neel, Steven Palmquist, Tracy Reusch, Stacy Ashland, Diane Hayden, Dedra Campbell, Judy Hart, Shannon Doyle, Donna Hayden, Jesse Ashland, Doug Frohardt. Tenor Saxophone: Lee Stanford, Philip Bentz, Amy Ihrig, Janell Kinser, Rita Hosie. Baritone Saxophone. Andre McDaniel, Marc Wentz, Kristen McCall. French Horn: Tom Walker, Robbie Ramsey, Monica Blanton, Kensey Toll, John Hinman. Trumpet: Kendall Talley, Terry Carlgren, Kane Carlson, Brent Long, Kevin Bourne, Trent Coppoc, Donald Nelson, Shawn Starr, Scott Coppoc, Rob Chapin, Steve Buss, Autumn Christians, Charlie Valcoure, Jeff Swenson, Duke Hutchinson. Trombone: Kevin Ukens, Darin Pearson, Karla Peterson, Erich Timkar, Brad Culley, Amy Thoman, Derrick Zachary, Brian Ketterer, Baritone: Craig Douglass, Troy Hanson, Debbie Burns. Tuba: Darren Barnhart, Clint Boling, Kristi Gales. Percussion. David Dick, Geof Reusch, Bryan Vignery, Michael Haden, Erik Haden, Brandon Lewis, Chris Palmquist, Celdri de Wet, Salena Lovette, Gary LaBarge, Zorione Goitia, Ric Uri, Tony McMullen. Director: Mr. Bud Meisel. 86 Band StuCo Organizes A Fun Year STUCO Front: Tracy Heald, Wayne Pierce, lay Strait, Brandi Huber, Mrs. Eileen Hart,Tamera Harris, Andrea Graves, Suzy DeBauche, Terry Peltier. Back: Renee Fraser, Kevin Ukens, David Dick, Jami Hebert, Deb McDaniel, Brenda Budreau, Misti May, Geof Reusch, Kane Carlson, Traci Charbonneau, Trisha Eby. Unique Plan For 85-86 Student Council began the year with Panther Prowl Night, a new project, on Sept. 17. This was set up to inform underclassmen about the various clubs and organizations here at CHS. The next major project was Homecoming. Spirit Week was purposely totally different from any previous year. The reason was that StuCo felt it was a special and different group. It wanted to be remembered as being unique. As an example, note the picture at the right where faculty mem- bers Mrs. Judy Zimmerman and Miss Nancy Sherif- fius participated enthusiastically on Black and Blue Day. Winter Sports Festival was also a major project. Spirit Week was again fun and unique. All in all, StuCo felt they had a busy and successful year. They are looking forward to next year. 88 StuCo Hurkaru Staff Philip Bentz Jay Cailteux Karen Campbell Yvette Castonguay David Christensen David Dick Craig Douglass Renee Fraser Julie Gallagher Rodney Haist Mikael Hakannson Ann Halfhide Kathy Hayden Mary Kieffer Paula Maginness Deb McDaniel Eric Palmquist Renea Pfizenmaier Tonya Richard Chris Samuelson Angela Tholstrup Mr. Henry Baxa Yearbook 89 Flag Corps Adds Sparkle to Band FLAG CORPS Center: Jodi Meats. Circle: Kristi Gales, Tonya Richard, Beth Appleby, Julie Davis, Shannon Doyle, Misti May, Rhonda Appleby, Tamera Harris, Missy Harris, Amy Thoman, Jolene Cassel, Salena Lo- vette. Back: Denise Kearn. PomPon Performs Halftime Shows POM PON SQUAD Top down: Misti May, Theresa McGannon, Tammie Chandler, Debbie Brummett, Teresa Hoff, Kim Mueller, Stacy Ashland, Jari He- bert, Dedra Campbell, Janae Watson, Andrea Graves. Mrs. Jewelda Scofield. 90 Flag Corps, Pom Port Embrasse Moi. Je Parle Francais! FRENCH CLUB Front: Renee Walker, Shannon Doyle, Heidi Strait, Veronica Wilson. Middle: Mrs. Delores Mowry. Back: Julie Davis, Rhonda Walker, Benedetta Bessi, Andi Graves, Darlene Williams, Gina Cyphers. Besame; Yo Hablo Espanol! SPANISH CLUB Front: Robert Vasquez, Chris Smith, Kristi Sherwood, Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen, Deanna Davidson, Lee Stanford. Second: Rod Michaud, Catherine Freeborn, Robert Kearn, Shannon Nelson, Terry Carlgren, Doug Smith, Angie Tholstrup Gina Braun. Third: Jeffrey Blochlinger, Richard Speakman, Judy Hart, Kari Blochlinger, Zorione Goitia, Amy Nault, Ty Brown, Tad Collins. Back: Denee Nelson, Dena Swihart, Lisa Senner, Rita Hosie, Terri Detter, Kim Ramsey, Donna Hayden, Karen Detrixhe, Alice McGaughey, Senora Carmen Davis. French, Spanish Clubs 91 Concordia High Provides Many Different Opportunities Student Honors STUDENT OF THE MONTH September - Deb McDaniel October - David Christensen November - Roger Koester December - Veronica Wilson January - Brenda Budreau February - Julie Gallagher March - John Jaster April - Paul McDonald May - Debbie Neel BOYS STATE Scott Coppoc Geoff Gembala Steven Palmquist Geof Reusch Lee Stanford Tom Walker Bob Friberg Michael Haden GIRLS STATE Kristen Culley Deanna Davidson Michelle Dobberstein Kinda Erkenbrack Andrea Graves Tamera Harris Misti May Lisa Peltier Top photo - CLOSE-UP KANSAS Front: Andrea Graves, Michelle Dobberstein, Mrs. Judy Zim- merman. Back: Tom Walker, Geof Reusch, Bob Friberg, Geoff Gembala. Middle phot - CITIZEN- SHIP BEE Mark Lesperance, Brian Ketterer, Amy Taylor. Bottom phot - Monkey and Bird advertise one-acts. Meet CONBO! In reaction to Rambomania Russ Whitley drew Conbo, a cousin living in this area. Some have described this mind-set as right ring fantasy and macho over-kill. 92 Diversified Activities A Cappella Produces Melodious Sounds A CAPPELLA CHOIR Misti May at piano. Front: Francie Bates, Darlene Williams, Dani Huber, Lori Adam, Vicki Briggs, Robert Owen, Charlie Ward, Travis Mills, Janell Kinser, Shea Anderson, Shawn Hood, Shannon Nelson, Paula Maginness. Middle: Denise Ringer, Dedra Campbell, Rhonda Walker, Renee Walker, Beth Appleby, Amy Garrison, Susan Hall. Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen, Tammie Chandler, Jennifer Buss, Julie Davis, Monica Blanton, Regan Erickson, Michelle Dobberstein, Kim Mueller, Jesse Ashland, Kensey Toll. Back: Trie ia Regnier, Jennifer Newton, Traci Reusch, Jodi Meats, Catherine Freeborn, Stacy Ashland, Kristi Gales, Erich Timkar, Chancy Smith, Michael Haden, Kevin Ukens, Andre McDaniel, Paul McDonald, Brian Ketterer, Mr. Ken Heinz. StuCo Officers Deb Neel, treasurer; Misti May, secretary; Mrs. Eileen Hart, sponsor, Brenda Budreau, vice- president; Deb McDaniel, presi- dent. A Cappella, StuCo 93 DEBATE SQUAD Front: Paul McDonald, Shannon Nelson, Jennifer Liby, Linda Barnett, Amy Taylor, John Jaster. Back: Rick Uri, Tom Walker, Jeff Burdett, Rick Liby, Carson Brackney, David Combs, Mr. Steven Neill. Debate Wins Second Consecutive State Championship NATIONAL EORENSICS LEAGUE Front: Jennifer Liby, Shannon Nelson, Amy Taylor, Paul a Maginness, Linda Barnett, Andrea Graves. Back: Terry Carlgren, Mark Lesperance, John Jaster, Jeff Burdett, Rick Liby, Carson Brackney, Tom Walker, Paul McDonald, David Combs, Mr. Steven Neill. 94 Debate, National Forensics League Forensic Squad Competes Frequently FORENSICS Front: Mr. Steven Neill, Shannon Nelson, Kensey Toll, Andrea Graves, Kris Denton, John Jaster, Terry Carlgren, Doug Smith, Linda Barnett. Back: Rick Liby, Jennifer Liby, Jeff Burdett, Paula Maginness, Amy Taylor, Paul McDonald, Tom Walker, David Combs. Art Club Enjoys Creating Beautiful Things ART CLUB Front: Doug Smith, Jeff Freed, Tony Nelson, Earl Archer, Brad Culley. Back: Deanna Hale, Crystal Blochlinger, Deana Hoffer, Greta Musil, Cherie Cibolski, Becky Friberg, Susan Hall, Debbie Burns, Mr. Dennis Southwick, Mr. Bruce Peterson. National Forensic League, Art Club 95 New Creation Dancin' To The Beat NEW CREATION Front: Catherine Freeborn, Shawn Hood, Erich Timkar, Charlie Ward, Robert Owen, Amy Garrison, Michelle Dobberstein. Middle: Regan Erickson, Julie Davis, Kristi Gales, Vicki Briggs. Back: Mike Regnier, Kristin Norlin, David Dick, Chancy Smith, Jan Rasmussen, Kevin Ukens, Michael Haden, Dani Huber, Paul McDonald. Majorettes Kathy Hayden and Debbie Neel 96 New Creation, Majorettes NHS Stresses Academic Achievement And Service NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Lee Stanford, Geoff Gembala, Paul McDonald, Steven Palmquist, John Jaster, Scott Coppoc, Geof Reusch. Second: Roger Koester, Kristin Norlin, Veronica Wilson, Andrea Graves, Julie Gallagher, Tom Walker, Mrs. Patricia Hanson, Kim Mueller. Third: Kevin Ukens, Bob Friberg, Jeffrey Burdett, Mark Lesperance, Terry Carlgren, Misti May, Deanna Davidson, Michelle Dobberstein, Kinda Erkenbrack, Amy Taylor, Lisa Peltier. Back: Kay Zimmerman, Karla Peterson, Angela Tholstrup, Jodi Meats, Julie Davis, Jan Rasmussen, Amy Ihrig, Kristi Sherwood, Mike Fakler. Close-Up Washington Enjoys First Trip CLOSE-UP WASHINGTON Brian Ketterer, Mrs. Judy Zimmerman, Veronica Wilson, Kay Zimmerman, Debbie Neel, Lee Stanford, Misti May. National Honor Society, Close-Up Washington 97 Photography Club Remains Quite Popular PHOTO CLUB Front: Celdri de Wet, Ann Halfhide, Yvette Castonguay, Mechelle Cote, Kim Chandler, Lisa Peltier, Jennifer Waters, Traci Charbonncau, Nicole Hanson, John Pounds, Mark Castonguay, Craig Douglass, Jay Cailteux, Roger Koester, Rod Haist, Brock Hartshorn. Second: Mark Esau, Jennifer Buss, Shannon Doyle, Tonya Collins, Amy Gerard, Renea Pfizenmaier, David Dick, Chris Samuelson, Kendall Talley, Kevin McCall, Kent Morgan, Jami Hebert, Deb McDaniel, Renee Fraser. Third: Kevin Thoman, Shelly Vandenburg, Kristi Sherwood, Susan DeBauche, Paul McDonald, Philip Bentz, David Canfield, Mart Wentz, Lee Stanford, Andrew Mosher, Brian Pendergrass, Annette Bogart. Back: Mr. Jack Mitchell, Judy Hart, Paula Maginness, Amy Taylor, Brenda Budreau, Jodi Stensaas, Scott Gales, Shawn LaBonte, Brandon Lewis, Craig Mowry, Mark Lesperance, Darren Barnhart. Radio Class Produces Daily Show RADIO CLASS Front: Vicki Briggs, Jesse Ashland, Yvette Castonguay. Middle: Mark Le- sperance, Tracy Senner. Back: Michael Ffaden, Mr. Keith Long. 98 Photo, Radio JOURNALISM I Front: Geoff Gembala, Brian Ketterer, Corey Champlin. Middle: Bill Brown, Karla Peterson, Renee Walker, Tamera Harris, Linda Barnett, Debbie Freeby, Michele Bates, Heidi Strait, Bobby Istas, Tonya Collins, Shannon Doyle. Back: Rhonda Appleby, Janell Kinser, Regan Erickson, Kathy Hayden, Kim Chandler, Mark Catonguay, Rod Haist. These Journalists Report The School News JOURNALISM II Mechelle Cote, Tonya Richard, Tammy Istas, Mr. Clark Talley, Dani Huber, Lori Lewellyn, Jennifer Bergeson, Kathy Blochlinger. ■ FFA Completes 56 Years Here FFA Front: Mr. Jerry Dreher, Kent Morgan, Matt Stolzenburg, Roger Koester, Alan Boling, Terry Peltier, Mr. Michael Womochil. Second: Michael Blochlinger, Charlie Valcoure, Wayne Flewelling, Paul Huber, Heath Clemons, Melissa Harris, Janet DeGraff, Denise Ringer, James Kiel. Third: Rod Hoffer, Corby Brown, Steven Buss, Terry Collins, Craig Anderson, Jay Lanoue, Susan Hall, Jonathan Kiel, Brian Sheridan. Back: Todd Odette, Russell Blochlinger, Eric Nelson, Dana Ringer, Joe Reedy, Brian Huff, Michelle McMullen, Eric McDaniel, David Matthews. We Do More Than Learn To Cook In FHA FHA Front: Missy Smith, Jenny Jager, Mona LaBonte, Michele Cripe, Amy Taylor, Miss Patricia Dwerlkotte, Denell Deneault, Stacy Goddard, Tammy Goddard. Back: Renea Pfizenmaier, Jennifer Bergeson, Jill Widen, Kathy Blochlinger, Jesse Ashland, Karla Peterson, Paula Maginness, Rhonda Appleby, Celdri de Wet, Beth Appleby, Vicki Briggs, Renee Whitley. DECA Prepares For Future Jobs DECA Front: Evelyn Crogan, Dawn Wheeler, Tammy Istas, Toni Dunlap. Middle: Tony Thomas, Marty Tatum, Larry Lanoue, Shawn Cyphers. Back: Mr. Verlyn Trueblood, Sharon Dykes, Kathy Blochlinger, Jennifer Bergeson, Bob Jager, Denell Deneault. OEA: Twenty Years Of Excellence OEA Front: Heidi Strait, Yvette Castonguay, Vicki Willoughby, Mary Kieffer, Rhonda Johnson, Jami Hebert, Karla Peterson. Denise Kearn, Brenda Budreau, Renee Fraser. Back: Ann Halfhide, Amy Watowa, Colleen Blochlinger, Janae Watson, Mechelle Cote, Michelle Toogood, Toni Dunlap, Stacey Goddard, Deb McDaniel. DECA, OEA 101 Enthusiasm Grows With Sports Club SPORTS CLUB Front: Yvette Castonguay, Ann Halfhide, Amy Ihrig, Vicki Willoughby, Michelle Bates, Karen Campbell, Regan Erickson, Kristine Budreau, Denise Kearn, Amy Garrison, Michelle Dobberstein, Suzy DeBauche, Lisa Peltier, Deanna Davidson, Brandi Huber, Kari Blochlinger, Cindy Kymer. Second: Mike Haden, Paul McDonald, Brock Hartshorn, Scott Gales, Andre McDaniel, Tammie Chandler, Janae Watson, Theresa McGannon, Andrea Graves, Jari Hebert, Dedra Campbell, Teresa Hoff, Kim Mueller, Stacy Ashland, Misti May, Deborah Brummett. Third: Heidi Strait, Kay Zimmerman, Lynette Fraser, Celdri de Wet, Missy Smith, Erin Christensen, Amy Watowa, Colleen Blochlinger, Theresa Brummett, Kristin Culley, Sandra Blochlinger, Zorione Goita, Janell Kinser, Karla Petersen, Beth Appleby, Tamera Harris. Fourth: Charity Trost, Jennifer Bergeson, Jami Hebert, Deb McDaniel, Renee Fraser, Deana Hoffer, Greta Musil, Angie Tholstrup, Chrystal Eakins, Tammy Forshee, Paula Maginness, Sherry Larkins, Renae Pfizenmaier, Monica Esslinger, Rhonda Walker, Darlene Woolard, Brenda Landry. Fifth: Kristi Gales, Julie Davis, Jodi Meats, Shawn Hood, Lee Stanford, Mary Castonguay, Jennifer Waters, John Pounds, Nicole Hansen, Rita Hosie, Chris Denton, Terri Detter, Monica Blanton, Kim Ramsey, Karen Detrixhe, Kathy Kindel, Stacy Ruud, Janel Slaughter. Sixth: Mike Caron, Brandon Lewis, Greg Aytes, Judy Hart, Stefanie Toogood, Kristen McCall, Darla Pfizenmaier, Vikki Gallagher, Kathy Thoman, Shawna Nordquist, Jolene Cassel, Francie Bates. Seventh: Kathy Hayden, Julie Gallagher, Brenda Budreau, Brad Culley, Erik Haden, Tad Collins, Loren Miller, Shelly Vandenburg, Kristin Norlin, Jan Rasmussen, Jesse Ashland, Vicki Briggs, Jennifer Buss, Tonya Collins, Lisa Peil, Bobbie Istas, Shannon Doyle, Lori Lewellyn. Eighth: Kinda Erkenbrack, Kim Chandler, Michelle Cote, April Chavey, Bryan Vignery, Kendall Talley, Traci Charbonneau, Tricia Eby, Jodi Stensaas, Kristi Sherwood, Chris Berk, Michelle McMullen, Jennifer Floyd, Laurie Halda, Jenny Barnett, Virginia Grimm, Rhonda Appleby. Ninth: Jody Mason, Kim Canfield, Amy Caron, Lisa Mendenhall, Danita Kearn, David Dick, Roger Koester, Chris Samuelson, Neal Hartshorn, Terry Peltier, James Workman. Back: Mr. Wayne Mohr, Brian Ketterer, Kevin McCall, Bill Brown, Damon Sterrett, David Canfield, Paul McGinnis, James Reynolds, Kenny Allen, David Christensen, Jay Cailteux, Rod Haist, Mrs. Kathy Shockley. 102 Sports Club Kayettes Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary KAYETTES Front: Tonya Collins, Shannon Doyle, Bobbie Istas, Jennifer Buss, Jodi Nelson, Laurie Halda, Lynette Fraser, Celdri de Wet Jenni Barnett, Virginia Grimm, Mrs. Sandra Detter. Second: Angie Tholstrup, Linda Barnett, Theresa McGannon, Vicki Briggs, Jolene 3SSeJ' C Lr-Thirdu Lon dam' Becky Friber8' Karen Detrixhe, Judy Hart, Janell Kinser, Jesse Ashland, Janet DeGraff, Lisa Mendenhall Amy Caron Tisha Workman, Danila Kearn, Hope Nitz. Fourth: Jennifer Liby, Cherie Cibolski, Stacy Roche, Crystal Turner, Stacy Ruud, Gina Braun, Terri Detter, Amy Thoman, Shea Anderson, Jody Mason, Stacy Goddard, Beth Appleby, Michelle McMullen. Student Action In Education At CHS SAE Mr. Melvin Davenport, Paul McDonald, Jennifer Buss, Lisa Peil, Bobbie Istas, Tonya Collins, Shannon Doyle, Doug Smith Jolene Cassel, Michelle McMullen, Paula Maginness, Mike Fakler. Varsity And C Clubs Lead The Way In Sports Top VARSITY CLUB Front: Deb McDaniel, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Julie Gallagher, April Chavey, Missy Smith, Mr Dick Swit er. Second: Renee Fraser, Jacque Simpson, Kim Chandler, Rita Haist, Kinda Erkenbrack, Erin Christensen. Third: Ann Halfhide, Terri Detter, Karla Peterson, Paula Maginness, Denise Kearn, Kristin Culley, Autumn Christians, Salena Lovette, Regan Erickson. Back: Sandy Blochlinger, Judy Hart, Kristen McCall, Angela Tholstrup, Kristi Sherwood, Dana Anderson, Michelle Toogood, Tammy Forshee. Bottom C CLUB Front: Jack Krager, David Christensen, David Dick, Craig Douglass, Roger Koester, Paul McGinnis, Russ Whitley. Second: Paul M Donald, Craig Mowry, Brock Hartshorn, Jay Cailteux, Rod Haist, Scott Coppoc, David Canfield. Fourth: Michael Haden, Geof Reusch, Steven Palmquist, Chancy Smith, Trent Coppoc, Rod Collette, Curtis Swihart, Andre McDaniel. Back: Mr. Bob Baumann, Darrin LeDuc, John Pounds, Kane Carlson, Brent Long, Kendall Talley, Erik Haden, Kevin McCall, Kevin Thoman. Not pictured is Chris Samuelson. 104 Varsity And C Clubs Science Club Views Halley's Comet Science Club Front: Robert Kearn, Lee Stanford, Tad Collins, Lenn Shipman, Paul McDonald, Scott Coppoc, Steven Palmquist, Andre McDaniel, Andi Graves, Tammy Harris, Paula Maginness, Annette Bogart, Darren Barnhart. Middle: Corey Champlin, Stacy Ruud, Misti May, Debbie Neel, Kathy Hayden, Brenda Budreau, Julie Gallagher, Judy Hart, Kristine Budreau, Sherry Larkins, Monica Esslinger, Tony Dong. Back: Mike Regnier, Bob Friberg, Jodi Stensaas, Amy Ihrig, Trisha Eby, Terry Carlgren, Philip Bentz, Donald Nelson, Eric Palmquist, Mark Lesperance, Andy Mosher, Mr. Jim Barnhart. 'Cooking Up a Victory - Cooks prepare for Homecoming Parade. Science Club, Cooks 105 We Will Soon Be In High School Miguel Aquirre Terri Ashland Stacey Barrett Bradley Blochlinger Deanna Blochlinger Jeffrey Blochlinger Michelle Bogart Lisa Bonebrake Julie Budreau Jennifer Burchfiel Jennifer Burdett Robert Burton Eric Carlson Lance Champlin Nicci Clark Teresa Clyatt Arnold Collette Heather Collins 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 Eric Jochems 106 Eighth Grade We Are The Class Of A New Decade Brad Johnson Danny Johnson Dyan Johnston Jason Jones Kathy Ketterer Kristine Kiel Lacie Lagasse Randy LeDuc Shannon Lewellyn Roxanne Longenecker Mark Longfellow Jason Martin Monica McDaniel Crystal McMullen Curtis Matthews Kathy Meyer Rodney Michaud Robert Mikesell Tony Miller Carla Nelson Denee Nelson Jeff Nelson Richard Nelson Natalie Nichols Patrick J. Owen Amy Peltier Jennifer Runyan Lori Roudybush Theodore Schmitt Lisa Senner Dustin Sheridan Cindy Shifflett Linden Snavely Jon Snyder Richard Speakman Michelle Stafford Eighth Grade 107 We Took SRA Tests This Year Scott Steffes Darrin Sterrett Brian Strait Glenn Sulanka Larry Sulanka Dena Swihart Jeffrey Tholstrup |on Tholstrup Ray Turner Jason Watkins Angela Watowa Laura Weick Crystal Workman Valorie Workman Shannon Wright Matheletes Flex Their Mental Muscles MATHELETES Front: Robert Kraft, Jeffrey Walker, Corey Detter, Heather Collins. Back: Jon Tholstrup, Terri Ashland. Sponsor Mr. Gary Channel is not pictured. 108 Eighth Grade, Matheletes The World Is Our Stage Top SEVENTH GRADE DRAMA Front: Rebecca Swenson, Julie Nelson, Timothy Etheridge, Linden Talley, Megan Brackney. Back: Mr. Kenneth Church. Bottom EIGHTH GRADE DRAMA Front: Denee Nelson, Terri Ashland, Amy Peltier, Lori Roudybush, Jennifer Robbins. Back: Mr. Kenneth Church, Heather Collins, Tricia Hinman, Amy Henry, Jennifer Runyan, Lisa Bonebrake, Lacie Lagasse. Drama 109 Kyle Adams Eric Aggson Shanna Alexander Michelle Anderson Christine Badger Travis Berg Darrell Betzner Jared Blazek Dawn Boling Kimberly Bourne Megan Brackney Colleen Brunkow Russ Budreau Jared Buoy Tina Burchfiel Christy Burgess Kathy Clark Brent Clemons Cathy Clyatt Dawn Conn Christopher Delforge Dale Deneault Corey Detter Amy Dobberstein Jonathan Dong Lee Dunlap Donnie Kearn reads his book. Melinda Elliott Danielle Emel Timothy Etheridge Matthew Flewelling Joseph Freeborn Joan Friberg Matthew Grennan Corey Grosse Tina Haist Michele Halda So This Is Junior High 110 Seventh Grade We Enjoy Going Out For Sports Janet Hale Valerie Hale Sheri Hall Jennifer Herbin Sherri Hobbs Todd Hoff Matt Hosie Dennis Jack Tammy Jansen Tammy Jerigan Brian Johnson Clint Jones Donnie Kearn Michael Kindel Robert Kraft Sandra Larkins Aaron Larsen Nancy Letourneau Gabriel Lloyd Tony McDaniel Molly McGannon Kearn McGeoch Jodi Martin Jodi Menard Erick Mendenhall Scott Moore Study Time Tami Mueller Brian Myers Julie Nelson Brandon Newell Amy Newton Colleen O'Connell Joey Paulsen Devin Pearson Lisa Pendergrass Tim Pentico Seventh Grade lll We Are The Class Of 1991! Nora Persinger Jake Powell Ryan Price Bobbie Robbins Jennifer Robbins Tammy Rowan Natasha Schmidt Brian Schmitt Jenny Schubert LeAnn Sedlacek David Shaw Nathan Sherwood Science class Darrick Silkman Doug Skillett Benjie Stafford Jennifer Strait Laurie Strait Rebecca Swenson Linden Talley Jennifer Tholstrup Tage Toll Jason Townsdin Eric Tremblay Denise Trost Meath Trost Courtney Ukens Brian Valcourc Christina VancJenburg Jeffrey Walker Jarred Watson Monte Went Bradley West Jon West Clint Wilcox Michelle Wills Amy Zimmerman 112 Seventh Grade Welcome To Cougar Country! Junior High 113 Cougers Learn Volleyball Techniques EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Front: Coach DeAnn Showalter, Denee Nelson, Lori Roudybush, Lisa Bonebrake, Tricia Hinman, Jennifer Burchfiel, Coach Barbara Wentz. Second: Natalie Nichols, Dena Swihart, Jennifer Runyan, Julie Budreau, Stephanie Gocke, Monica McDaniel. Back: Carla Nelson, Roxanne Longnecker, Nicci Clark, Kathy Meyer, Amy Henry, Heather Collins, Jodi Fraser, Kathy Ketterer. SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Front: Sandy Larkins, Colleen O'Connell, Corey Grosse, Laurie Strait, Jennifer Tholstrup, Coach Barbara Wentz. Second: Becca Swenson, Amy Newton, Kim Bourne, Tina Haist, Sherri Hall, Christina Badger, Third: Danielle Emmel, Christy Burgess, Michelle Wills, Tami Mueller, Jodi Martin, Amy Dobberstein. Back: Kathy Clark, Tasha Schmidt, Lisa Pendergrass, LeAnn Sedlacek, Bobbie Robbins, Shanna Alexander. Junior High Cougars Have 2-3 Record JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front: Brad Johnson, Jeff Fellows, Doug Dorman, Darren Sterrett, Shannon Wright, Scott Steffes, Jason Jones, Jason Watkins, Bob Mikesell, Lance Gropp, Shannon Lewellyn. Second: Randy LeDuc, Brad Blochlinger, Curtis Matthews, Eric Jochems, Beckct Hinson, Derrick Hittle, Jeff Nelson, Tony Miller, Larry Sulanka, Glenn Sulanka. Third: Mike Kindel, Devin Pearson, Brian Valcoure, Dustin Sheridan, Matt Henthorn, Brian Strait, Jason Martin, Eric Carlson, Jared Buoy, Brian Schmitt, Jon Tholstrup. Fourth: Aaron Larson, Travis Berg, Jake Powell, Joey Paulsen, Chris Delforge, John Dong, Darrick Silkman, Bill Huff, Heath Trost, Kyle Adams, Tim Etheridge. Fifth: Scott Moore, Nathan Sherwood, Courtney Ukens, Clint Wilcox, Gabe Lloyd, Tim Pentico, Russell Budreau, Matt Hosie, Corey Detter, Tim Etheridge. Sixth: Tony McDaniel, Lee Dunlap, Eric Aggson, Dennis Jack, Jeffrey Walker, Darrell Betzner, Jared Watson, David Shaw, Matt Grennan, Clint Jones, Dale Deneault, Coach Jeff Gimar, Coach Keith Sherwood, Coach Doug Moore, Coach Bruce Peterson. Football 115 Cougar Boys Develop Basketball Techniques EIGHTH GRADE Front: mgr. Curtis Matthews, Brian Strait, Shannon Wright, Darrin Sterrett, Matt Ford, Eric Carlson, Bobby Meisel, mgr. Jeff Fellows. Back: Coach Bruce Peterson, jason Martin, Ted Schmitt, Shannon Lewellyn, Heath Hayden, Eric jochems, Derrick Hittle, Becket Hinson. SEVENTH GRADE Front: Nathan Sherwood, Scott Moore, Lee Dunlap, Corey Detter, Jonathan Dong, Eric Aggson, Bob Kraft, Coach Glenn Walker. Middle: Joe Freeborn, Bill Hoff, Gabriel Lloyd, Tim Etheridge, Courtney Ukens, Kyle Adams, Matt Hosie, Brian Schmitt. Back. Linden Talley, Michael Kindel, Jared Buoy, Devin Pearson, Eric Mendall, Darrick Silkman, Benjie Stafford, Jeffrey Walker. 116 Boys Basketball Junior High Prepares Skills For The Future EIGHTH GRADE Front: Roxanne Longeneeker, Denee Nelson, Laura Weick, Kathy Meyer, Stacy Barrett, Lisa Bonebrake, Monica McDaniel, Carla Nelson, Crystal McMullen. Angela Watowa. Back: Tricia Hinman, Amy Peltier, Jennifer Burdett, Amy Henry, Jennifer Runyan, Heather Collins, Jodi Fraser, Dyan Johnston, Natalie Nichols, Mr. Richard Everett. SEVI NTH GR ADI Front: Mic hele Ualda, Natsha Schmidt, Jennifer Thostrup, Christy Burgess, Bobbie Robbins, Michelle Anderson, Christina Badger, Kim Bourne, Amy Newton, Mr. Bruce Peterson. Back: Tina Haist, Jodi Martin, Tami Mueller, Danielle Emmel, Michelle Wills. Jennifer Herbin, Amy Dobberstein, Dawn Conn, Sheri Hall, Corey Grosse. Girls Basketball 117 Can You Spell Aeronautics ? SPELLING BEE Front: Valoric Workman (Cloud County champ), Jana Holsing (alternate), Stephanie Gocke. Back: Jeff Walker (school champ). Rod Michaud (alternate), Gabe Lloyd. Not pictured is Darrin Sterrett. Choir Likes To Sing And Perform 118 Spelling Bee, Choir Leaders Of The Future JUNIOR HIGH STUCO Front: Jeffrey Walker, Denee Nelson, Tricia Hinman, Lori Roudybush, Jennifer Runyan, Monica McDaniel, Colleen O'Connell. Back: Mrs. Judy Hartshorn, Darrin Sterrett, Becket Ffinson, Matthew Ford, Amy Henry, Jennifer Herbin, Mr. John McDonald. CJHS Band Members Show Promise Front. Molly M(Gannon, Crystal Workman, Carla Nelson, Natalie Nichols, Tasha Schmitt, Jennifer Runyan, Rebecca Swenson, Tami Mueller, Danielle Emmel, Dyan Johnston, Heather Collins, Theresa Clyatt. Second: Stacy Barrett, Kathy Kettcrer, Tina Burchfiel, Kim Bourne, Melinda Elliott, Missy Stafford, Terri Ashland, Jodi Martin. Ricky Nelson, Monte Wentz, Ted Schmitt, Brad Johnson, Tricia Hinman, Nathan Sherwood, Jennifer Burden, Amy Newton, Sherri Hall, Lacie Lagasse, Jeffrey Walker. Third: Lee Dunlap, Chad Flesher, Jarred Watson, Darrick Silkman, Monica McDaniel, Clint Jones, Tim Etheridge, Mark Longfellow, Matthew Flewelling, Jared Buoy, Tage Toll, Kathy Meyer, Linden Talley, Benjie Stafford, Joseph Freeborn, Tony Miller, Gabe Lloyd, Matthew Ford, Crystal McMullen, Michelle Wills, Courtney Ukens, Brian Schmitt, Corey Detter, Robert Mikesell, Amy Henry, Matt Hosie, Tammy Rowan, Heath Trost! Back. Mr. Bud (Walter) Meisel, Jason Martin, Curtis Matthews, Becket Hinson, Eric Aggson, Travis Berg, Devin Pearson, Matthew Henthorn. Stuco, Band 119 Cougar Tracksters Enjoy Spring Season EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Front: Jason Martin, Matthew Ford, Curtis Matthews. Bob Mikescll, Richard Speakman, Coach Gary Channell. Middle: Randy LeDuc, Eric Carlson, Shannon Wright, Ted Schmitt, Shawn Sites, Rick Nelson. Back: jason jones, Jason Watkins, Beckct Flinson, Eric Jochems, Derrick Hittle, Shannon Lewellyn, Tony Miller. SEVENTH GRADF BOYS Front: Eric Aggson, Benjie Stafford, Linden Talley, Dale bet ner, Brian Valcoure, Bob Kraft, Scott Moore, Coach Gary Channell. Middle: Mike Kindel, Lee Dunlap, Nathan Sherwood, Aaron Larsen, Matthew Grennan, Jeffrey Walker, Clint Jones, Joey Paulsen. Back: Todd Hoff, Corey Detter, Travis Berg, Gabe Lloyd, Kyle Adams, Courtney Ukens, Matt Hosie, Darrick Silkman. 120 Boys Junior High Track Cougar Wrestlers Enjoy Awesome Season JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING front: Linden Talley, Benjie Stafford, Darren Sterrett, Jonathan Dong, Brian Valcoure, Curtis Matthews, Dustin Sheridan, Darrell Betzner, Matthew Ford, Second: Devin Pearson, Jeffry Fellows, Bradley Blochlinger, Clint Jones, Richard Nelson, Aaron Larsen, Ted Schmitt, Jeffrey Walker, Lee Dunlap. Third: Heath Trost, Ted Williams, Christopher Delforge, Michael Kindel, Courtney Ukens, Jason Watkins, Randy LeDuc, Russ Budreau, Nathan Sherwood. Back: Coach Doug Moore, Tony Miller, Becket Hinson, Scott Steffes, Derrick Hittle, Eric Jochems, |ason Jones, Gabriel Lloyd, Coach Keith Sherwood. UNITY I dreamed I stood in a studio and watched two sculptors there, The clay they used was a young child's mind, and they fashioned it with care. One was a teacher; the tools he used were books and music and art; One a parent with a guiding hand, and a gentle, loving heart. Day after day the teacher toiled, with touch that was deft and sure, While the parent labored by his side And polished and smoothed it o'er. When at last their task was done, They were proud of what they had wrought. For the things they had molded into the child could neither be sold nor brought. And each agreed he would have failed if he had worked alone. For behind the parent stood the school, And behind the teacher, the home. Author Unknown Education is a service to provide knowledge to grow and respond to the needs of the individual and the needs of all to live together harmoniously in society. Home-School Cooperation Wrestling, Parent-Teacher Conferences 121 Track Is A Good Way To Enjoy Spring EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Front: Sherri Eraser, mgr., Lori Roudybush, Lisa Bonebrake, Stacey Barrett, Tricia Hinman, Kathy Meyer, Deanna Blochlinger mgr. Middle: Coac h Gary Channel!, Valorie Workman, Missy Stafford, Monica McDaniel, julie Budreau, Jennifer Burchfiel. Back: Jennifer Runyan, Jenny BurcJett, Amy Henry, Nicci Clark, Dyan Johnston, Stefanie Gocke. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Front: Colleen O'Connell, Lisa Pendergrass, Tami Mueller, Laurie Strait, Megan Brackney. Midde: Coach Gary Channell, Tina Haist, Christy Bugess. Michelle Wills, Danielle Emmel, Jodi Martin. Back: Tina Burchfiel, Shanna Alexander, Jennifer Herbin, Leann Sedlacek, Sherri Hobbs, Dawn Boling, Coach Lyle Pounds. 122 Girls Junior High Track Veronica Wilson Named National Merit Scholar Veronica Wilson won the coveted honor this year. The initial competition of one million was narrowed to 2,600 semi-finalists. The final selection saw 54 Kansans winning this prestigious honor. Veronica plans to attend Kansas University. 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(013) 243-1466 RES (913) 243-3020 HOURS M-F 7 OO - S 30 Sunday Masses Sat. 6:30 p.m. Sun. 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 Weekday Masses 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Sat. 4:00-4:30 p.m. Father Maurice Ptacek, Pastor Rectory Phone 243-1099 307 East Fifth, Concordia 130 Advertising ts s 5SSSSSSSSSSS The Best to the Graduating Class of 1986! from your ■ martin tractor company m CATER P|| LtZ! —V. 1 Advertising 131 i THEJflmESTOiun STflTE Bonn [ jflmESTOiun, Kflnsns 66948 132 Advertising iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Christensen Oil Co., Inc. South Highway 81 in Concordia 243-2706 Dunlop G T Qualifier Radials Dreilings Clothing and Western Wear eegsgeasegigei Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class Of 1986! First Bank Trust Concordia, Kansas MEMBER F.D.I.C. — Depositors Insured to $100,000 tiffany Pizza and Steak House Open Seven Days a Week 11 am to 9 pm 101 West South 243-7021 Brown Shoe Fit Co. Your Family Shoe Store 134 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-1636 BROWN'S S toeB FPorsheim shoes ! •« — AM 134 Advertising •Sfef Hr S3 Boogaarts Supermarket - Alco Plaza no TViAPPUANCL i3Jiirlpool Ken's TV and Appliance RCA Television Whirlpool Appliances Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction 214 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2131 Advertising 135 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 TACO GRANDE 1421 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-7400 TACOl GRANDE MEAT PROCESSING, INC. 1991 E 6TH ST TRAFFICWAY CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 Swafford Pharmacy Pharmacist 1520 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-4414 GREETING CARDS 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 136 Advertising ROBERT B PFUETZE OWNER 516 WASHINGTON CONCORDIA. KS 6690 1 913-243-3285 iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS nTVTVT Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 IRf i ™ 4H Babe Houser Motor, Inc. DAYLIGHT clothing COMPANY, INC. P. O. 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Gustafson Fifth and Cedar 243-1571 Twin Brooks Farm Quarterhorses Concordia, KS 243-3006 '81 Video Area's Largest Selection 1814 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-2558 Congratulations, Senior Class of 1986! 140 Advertising IT S SWIT iR‘S FOR PICTURIS' See Ross Olson for your Insurance Needs BOX 657 CONCORDIA. KS 66901 BUS. PH (913) 243-2494 RES PH (913) 243-4612 CONCORDIA. KANSAS ROSS OLSON CV ASSOCIATES ROSS A. OLSON Peoples Heritage Federal Savings 201 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2355 Advertising 141 Established 1878 Cloud ouNTy Bank a fRusT Member F. D. I.C. Concordia, Kansas • (913) 243-3211 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986! combiistionSengineering C-E Natco Oil Gas Process Systems and Services Combustion Engineering. Inc Northeast Industrial Park Box 663 Concordia, KS m NEWTON’S ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING REWINDING I I I Wrst.' l Best Western Thunderbird Motor Inn Pool - Free HBO - Hot Tub Queen Size Bed - In Room Movies Toll Free Reservation 1-800-528-1234 THE • Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Feed Lot Grain Handling 703 E. 11th CONCORDIA C4ll“C OH Gale and Mary Newton BOSTON V L) CORBETT SUPPER CLUB Thunderbird Restaurant 913-243-4756 Parties - Banquets - Catering US Hwy 81 North Concordia, KS 66901 147. AH vprticincr Try Concordia First nl wafer'6 WHITE S SOFT feyx) W WATER SERVICE WSf Mai 1 l]cw (jieen1 puses 733 CAST ATM STREET PMONE 243-421 S J CONCORDIA. KANSAS G690I 218 W. Sth Box 481 243-1602 Concordia. KS. 66901 MARTIN A. WHITE Sales - Service JOE STRECKER 243-1995 Owner 243-3533 O i [fONCORDIA 913-2J11-70HU M fAVEL CONCORDIA V LUMBER COMPANY f BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS S 240 W. 5th i Phone 243-4213 Concordia, Kansas 66901 y SO 7 West 6tn • Gor coru.a. KS gljOi AUTHORIZED AGENT y XEROX SALES CHARLES MCDANIEL. Owner 1903 East Seventh Street 3 Phone 913 243-2466 Concordia. Kansas 66901 JT AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - GLASS REPLACEMENT McDaniel Memorials y Monuments and Markers L LARRY JACKSON lOl W. 5th (913) 2 3-7302 Concoroia. ks «©©O' Local Salesperson S ANN-KAR-BON SALON 101 LINCOLN CONCORDIA, KS 66901 Apollo Theatre £ 243-4251 Cosmetologist Gayle Hanson Chartier Walk-ins Welcome 229 West Sixth Concordia, KS Yi 243-1113 Concordia - Small Enough to Know You T£NiTH SPEED PEODERS QUEEN COLOR T.V. FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCT OP GENERAL MOTORS RICHARD L. CULBERTSON CULBERTSON ELECTRICAL CO. CONCOROiA, KaNI. - Pm. 243-1120 • R««. Pm. 243-1974 Small Engine Sales Service KRIER MOWER ELECTRIC lawn Mower s Chain Saw Sales Service Alternator s Generator repair DENNIS KRIER Pm 913-243-7256 009 WEST FOURTH CONCORDIA. KS 99001 (913) 243 4186 • •ftvi; CROUGH AUTO SALES RR 2 CONCORDIA. KS 66901 fflertiaye tflou e 504 WEST 6tt CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 JERRY CROUGH Owner VINCE CROUGH Manager 243 1 822 242-4795 SCHENDEL a Tom Zugelder manager 902 Lincoln CONCORDIA. KS 64901 PHONE 913-243-2554 PEST CONTROL MIMI nr. IST I 'S •' M.: v 9 ffdtund Ust Water Beds HA tonal put Fcohtrcx ASSOOA TON THE BEST REST FOR LESS 107 West 6th Street Concordia. Kansas 9132433618 DtlIVtRY AND INSTALL A TiON AVAILABLE Ronald L. Budreau Kenneth Goff Special Agents Farm Bureau Insurance Box 632. Concordia. Kansas 66901 Bus (913) 243-1300 Res (913) 243-2665 The Hair Works Professional Hairstyling Bob Huber 506 Broadway Concordia, Ks. 243-1008 lild A H vPrHcincT Daylight Donut Shop Eighth and Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-3876 Cindy's Boutique Cindy Fellows Stylist - Owner 120 y West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2826 Big Enough To Serve You 145 Weddings-Portraits-Family Pictures Wedding Invitations Custom Matting and Framing Open 1:00 to5:00 lltil Ua.cl pl toJtCLpllj w ihinyion concot ta Mom and Pops II Hickory House 1315 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-2595 1985-86 Index Concordia Junior-Senior High School Adams, Darla 12 Adams, Jason 40, 54, 68 Adams, Kyle 110, 115, 116 Adams, Lon 40, 51, 75, 93, 103 Aggson, Eric 110, 115, 116, 119 Alderson, Blair Alderson, Robert Alexander, Scott 40, 54 Alexander, Shanna 110, 114 Allen, Kenny 16, 66, 67, 102 Allison, DeAnna Anderson, Dana 28, 48, 49, 104 Anderson, Graig 40, 63, 100 Anderson, Michelle 110, 117 Anderson, Shea 40, 93, 103 Appleby, Beth 34, 90, 93, 100, 102, 103 Appleby, Rhonda 28, 90, 99, 100, 102 Aquirre, Miguel 106 Archer, Earl 34, 75, 76, 77 Ashland, Jesse 16, 74, 75, 76, 86, 93, 98, 100, 102, 103 Ashland, Stacy 40, 74, 75, 86, 90, 93, 102 Ashland, Terri 106, 108, 109, 118, 119 Atherton, Karen 28 Aytes, Greg 34, 67, 76, 102 Aytes, Michael 7 Badger, Christina 110, 114, 117, 118 Barnett, Jenny 102, 103 Barnett, Linda 16, 60, 75, 94, 99, 103 Barnhart, Darren 16, 86, 98, T05 Barnhart, Jim 8, 13, 105 Barrett, Stacey 106, 117, 119 Bates, Frances 86, 93, 102 Bates, Michele 16, 70, 72, 99, 102 Bauer, Steve 8, 13, 54 Baumann, Robert 8, 13, 52, 53, 104 Baxa, Henry 8, 13, 32, 89 Beaumont, Randy 28 Bechard, Lisa 16 Belvill, Sherrie 16 Bentz, Philip 16, 38, 61, 66, 69, 78, 86, 89, 98 Berg, Travis 110, 115, 119 Bergeson, Jennifer 16, 32, 99, 100, 101, 102 Berk, Christine 28, 102 Bessi, Benedetta 16, 21, 33, 91 Betzner, Darrell 110, 115 Bigham, Allison 40, 49, 54, 68, 79, 86 Bisnette, Tim 34 Blanton, Monica 40, 48, 49, 54, 75, 76, 86, 93, 102 Blackwell, John 28, 53 Blazek, Jared 110 Blazek, Jeff 16 Blochlinger, Bradley 106, 115 Blochlinger, Colleen 28m 28, 101 Blochlinger, David 40, 54, 68 Blochlinger, Deanna 106 Blochlinger, Jeffrey 91, 106 Blochlinger, Kari 40, 70, 91, 102 Blochlinger, Kathy 16, 99, 100, 101 BLochlinger, Kelly 40 Blochlinger, Michael 34, 100 Blochlinger, Russell 16, 100 Blochlinger, Sandra 16, 75, 86, 104, 102 Bogart, Annette 28, 98, 105 Bogart, Jeffrey 16 Bogart, Michelel 106 Boling, Alan 34, 53, 100 Boling, Clinton 28, 86 Boling, Dawn 110 Bonebrake, Lisa 106, 109, 114, 117, 118 Bourne, Kevin 28, 86 Bourne, Kimberly 110, 114, 117, 118, 119 Boyd, Barbara 8, 13 Brackney, Carson 54, 94 Brackney, Megan 109, 110 Bradley, Susanne 8, 13 Braun, Gina 40, 51, 55, 86, 91, 103 Braun, Tim 16, 55 Bray, Jeff 34 Briggs, Vicki 2, 74, 75, 93, 96, 98, 17, 100, 102, 103 Brown, Corby 40, 100 Brown, Ty 28, 91 Brown, William 28, 53, 62, 63, 78, 88, 102 Brummett, Deborah 40, 90, 102 Brummett, Theresa 28, 65, 102 Brunkow, Colleen 110 Budreau, Brenda 17, 48, 56, 57, 60, 61, 64, 65, 69, 79, 88, 92, 98, 101, 102, 104, 105 Budreau, Julie 106, 114 Budreau, Kristine 17, 102, 105 Budreau, Russ 110, 115 Bumgardner, Kathy 14 Bumgardner, Kelli 18 Buoy, Jared 110, 115, 116, 119 Burchfiel, Jennifer 106, 114, 118 Burchfiel, Tina 110, 119 Burden, Jeff 34, 39, 77, 81, 94, 98 Burdett, Jennifer 106, 117, 119 Burgess, Christy 110, 114, 117 Burton, Robert 106 Buss, Jennifer 28, 75, 77, 86, 93, 98, 102, 103 Buss, Steven 40, 50, 68, 86, 100 Butt, Bobby 40, 81 Cailteux, Jay 2, 17, 53, 55, 57, 60, 61, 66, 69, 72, 81, 89, 98, 102, 104 Caldwell, Sarah 8, 13 Campbell, Dedra 28, 86, 90, 102 Campbell, Karen 17, 56, 57, 70, 86, 89, 93, 102 Campbell, Mishele 17, 55, 60 Canfield, David 34, 53, 62, 63, 98, 102, 104 Canfield, Kimberly 34 Carlgren, Terry 34, 39, 55, 81, 86, 91, 94, 97, 105 Carlson, Eric 106, 115, 116 Carlson, Kane 28, 80, 86, 88, 104 Caron, Amy 40, 86, 102, 103 Caron, Michael 34, 102 Carter, Mahala 14 Cassel, Jolene 34, 75, 80, 102, 103 Castonguay, Mark 28, 63, 80, 98, 99, 102 Castonguay, Yvette 17, 56, 57, 70, 72, 89, 98, 101, 102 Champlin, Corey 28, 53, 78, 99, 105 Champlin, Lance 106 Champlin, Nancy 8 Chandler, Kim 28, 48, 49, 64, 65, 79, 98, 99, 102, 104 Chandler, Tammie 40, 90, 93, 102 Channell, Gary 8, 13, 109 Chapin, Robert 34, 67, 80, 86 Charboneau, Cory 40 Charbonncau, Sandra 34, 65, 79 Charbonneau, Traci 34, 65, 88, 98, 102 Chartier, Leslie 40 Chavey, April 17, 48, 6h, 61, 64, 65, 69, 72, 79, 102, 104 Christensen, David 2, 17, 52, 53, 57, 60, 61, 66, 69, 72, 78, 89, 92, 102, 104 Christensen, Erin 34, 48, 49, 64, 65, 79, 104 Christensen, Laurie 34, 86 Christians, Autumn 34, 55, 86, 104 Church, Ken 8, 13, 74, 75, 77, 109 Cibolski, Cherie 40, 103 Claridge, Amanda 28 Clark, Kathy 110, 114 Clark, Nicci 106, 114 Clemons, Brent 110 Clemons, Heath 100 Clemons, Kurt 28, 63 Clyatt, Cathy 110 Clyatt, Teresa 106, 119 Colby, Richard 17 Collette, Arnold 106 Collette, Rodney 28, 78, 104 Collins, Dean Collins, Heather 106, 108, 109, 114, 117, 119 Collins, Kevin 28 Collins, Mike 29 Collins, Nadine 14 Collins, Tad 34, 67, 78, 91, 102, 105 Collins, Terry 29, 100 Collins, Tonya 29, 98, 99, 102, 103 Combs, David 17, 94 Conn, Dawn 110, 117 Coppoc, Scott 29, 53, 78, 86, 92, 97, 104, 105 Coppoc , Trent 34, 53, 66, 67, 78, 86, 104 Cornell, Becky 12 Cory, Darla 29 Cote, Jolene 12 Cote, Mic helle 29, 65, 98, 99, 101, 102 Cripe, Michelle 40, 100 Crogan, Evelyn 17, 101 Culley, Brad 41, 54, 78, 86, 102 Culley, John 8, 13, 53, 68 Culley, Kristin 29, 50, 79, 92, 102, 104 Cyphers, Chris 29 Cyphers, Gina 41, 91 Cyphers, Jeff 35, 37 Cyphers, Jody 18 Cyphers, Judy 18 Cyphers, Shawn 18, 101 Davenport, Lee 14 Davenport, Melvin 7, 103 Davidson, Deanna 29, 70, 91, 92, 97, 102 Davis, Carmen 8, 13, 91 Davis, Julie 35, 74, 75, 79, 86, 90, 91, 96, 97, 102 DeBauche, Suzy 35, 55, 70, 86, 88, 98, 102 DeGraff, Douglas 18 DeGraff, Janet 41, 100, 103 Delforge, Christopher 110, 115 Demanett, Neva 14 Deneault, Dale 110, 115 Deneault, Debra 35 146 Index Deneault, Denell 18, 100, 101 Denton, Kristine 41, 68, 75, 86, 102 Detrixhe, Jan 14 Detrixhe, Karen 41, 51, 55, 86, 91, 102, 103 Detrixhe, Rosa 12 Detter, Cory 108, 110, 115, 116, 119 Detter, Jay 8, 13, 64, 65 Detter, Sandra 8, 13, 103 Detter, Teresa 41, 50, 68, 79, 86, 91, 102, 103, 104 de Wet, Celdri 18, 33, 74, 75, 77, 86, 98, 100, 102, 103 DeWitt, Dennis 41, 54 Dick, David 18, 53, 57, 60, 61, 66, 69, 72, 78, 86, 88, 89, 96, 98, 102, 104 Dobberstein, Amy 65, 110, 117, 118 Dobberstein, Michelle 29, 86, 92, 93, 96, 97, 102 Dobson, Amy (Scott) 18 Dong, Jonathon 110, 115, 116 Dong, Tony 41, 105 Dorman, Douglas 106, 115 Dorman, Jody 106 Douglass, Craig 2, 18, 53, 57, 60, 61, 66, 69, 78, 86, 98, 104 Doyle, Shannon 29, 55, 75, 86, 90, 91, 98, 99, 102, 103 Dunlap, Lee 110, 116, 119 Dunlap, Toni 18, 101, 115 Dwerlkotte, Patricia 8, 13, 100 Dykes, Sharon (Blackwell) 18, 101 Eakins, Chrystal 29, 102 Eaton, Dawn 35 Eby, Tricia 35, 51, 55, 86, 88, 102, 105 Eisenman, James 35 Elliott, Melinda 110, 119 Ellison, Eugene Elniff, Ron Emmel, Danielle 110, 114, 117, 119 Ensign, Robert 8, 13 Erickson, Regan 29, 55, 75, 86, 93, 96, 99, 102, 104 Erkenbrack, Kinda 29, 48, 64, 65, 92, 97, 104 Esau, Ken 6, 84 Esau, Mark 35, 80, 98 Esslinger, Monica 18, 65, 102, 105 Etheridge, Annette 41, 75 Etheridge, Chris 29 Etheridge, Timothy 109, 110, 115, 116, 119 Everett, Richard 9, 13, 117 Fakler, Mike 2-, 53, 97, 103 Faulkner, Virginia Fawcette, Yolanda 35 Fellows, Jeffry 106, 115, 116 Freeby, Debbie Flesher, Chad 106, 119 Flewelling, Matthew 110, 119 Flewelling, Michelle 19 Flewelling, Wayne 41, 100 Floyd, Jennifer 35, 102 Ford, Matthew 106, 116, 119 Forshee, Tammy 48, 49, 65, 79, 102, 104 Fraser, Jody 106, 114, 117 Fraser, Lynette 19, 102, 103 Fraser, Renee 19, 88, 98, 101, 102, 104 Fraser, Sherri 106, 118 Freeborn, Catherine 41, 51, 55, 75, 86, 91, 93, 96 Freeborn, Joseph 110, 116, 119 Freeby, Debbie 29, 99 Freed, Jeff 29 Freed, John 41 Freeman, Les 9, 13 Friberg, Becky 41, 103 Friberg, Bob 27, 92, 97, 105 Friberg, Joan 110 Frohardt, Diana 12 Frohardt, Doug 36, 78, 86 Fuller, Dennis 19 Fyfe, Martha 6 Gaily, William 41 Gales, Kristi 35, 51, 55, 75, 79, 86, 90, 93, 96, 102 Gales, Scott 19, 53, 57, 60, 69, 78, 98, 102 Gallagher, Julie 19, 48, 64, 65, 69, 79, 89, 92, 97, 102, 104, 105 Gallagher, Vikki 41, 49, 54, 68, 79, 86, 102 Garlow, Eric 19, 69, 80 Garlow, Kim 35 Garrison, Amy 29, 86, 93, 96, 102 Gates, Cindy 35, 48, 49, 54, 86 Geiman, Todd 9, 13, 66, 67 Gembala, Geof 29, 67, 90. 92, 97, 99 Gennett, Chris 35 Girard, Amy 41, 68, 98 Gocko, Stephanie 106, 114, 118 Goddard, Stacy 19, 100, 101, 103 Goddard, Tammy 35, 100 Goita, Zorione 19, 33, 75, 86, 91, 102 Graves, Andrea 29, 74, 75, 76, 86, 88, 90, 91, 92, 94, 97, 102, 105 Grennan, David 19, 75 Grennan, Matthew 110, 115 Grimm, Dean Grimm, Virginia 35, 86, 102, 103 Gropp, Lance 106, 115 Grosse, Corey 110, 114, 116 Haden, Erik 41, 50, 68, 78, 86, 104 Haden, Michael 53, 75, 78, 86, 92, 93, 96, 98, 102, 104 Haist, Rita 30, 48, 64, 65, 79, 104 Flaist, Rodney 19, 61, 66, 69, 78, 89, 98, 99, 104 Haist, Tina 110, 117 Hakansson, Mikael 19, 33, 69, 81, 89 Ftake, Mike 41, 54, 78 Halda, Laurie 35, 79, 102, 103 Halda, Michele 110, 117, 118 Hale, Deanna 35, 111 Hale, Janet 111 Hale, Linda 19 Hale, Scott 106 Hale, Valerie Halfhide, Ann 19, 69, 70, 72, 79, 89, 98, 101, 102, 104 Hall, Sheri 117, 118, 119 Hall, Susan 30, 93, 100, 111 Hansen, Lowell 35, 53 Hanson, Nicole 35, 65, 98, 102 Hanson, Patricia 9, 13, 97 Hanson, Troy 30, 86 Harris, Melissa 41, 75, 86, 90, 100 Harris, Tamara 30, 51, 55, 82, 86, 88, 90, 92, 99, 102, 105 Hart, Eileen 9, 13, 58, 88 Hart, Judy 41, 50, 75, 79, 86, 91, 98, 102, 103, 104, 105 Flartshorn, Brock 19, 52, 53, 57, 60, 69, 80, 98, 102, 104 Hartshorn, Judy 9, 13, 119 Hartshorn, Larry 9, 13, 53, 68 Hartshorn, Neal 35, 53, 66, 67, 78, 102 Hateshol, Marilyn 15 Hayden, Diane 41, 51, 55, 68, 86 Hayden, Donna 41, 51, 55, 86, 91 Hayden, Heath 106, 116 Hayden, Kathleen 19, 48, 56, 57, 60, 61, 64, 65, 69, 79, 86, 89. 96, 99, 102, 104, 105 Hayes, Kent 30, 63, 78 Heald, Tracy 41, 54, 68, 78, 88 Hcald, Trisha 41, 49, 54, 68, 79 FJebcrt, Jami 20, 56, 57, 58. 88, 98, 101, 102 Hebert, Jari 35, 90, 102 Henry, Amy 106, 109, 114. 117, 118, 119 Hentnorn, Matthew 106, 115, 119 Heinz, Ken 9, 13, 93, 84 Herbin, Jennifer 111, 117, 119 Hernandez, Juana Flerman, Charles 9, 13 Hessee, Marilyn 9, 13 Hill, Alice 20 Hinman, John 35, 53, 67, 78, 86 Hinman, Tricia 106, 109, 114, 117, 118, 119 Hinson, Becket 106, 115, 116, 119 Hittle, Derrick 106, 115, 116 Hobbs, Shona 65, 86 Hoff, Teresa 30, 90, 102 Hoff, Todd 111, 116 Hoffer, Deana 36, 64, 102 Hoffer, Rodney 20, 53, 60, 65, 100 Holton, Krista 30 Hood, Shawn 36, 74, 75, 79, 86, 93, 96, 102 Flopkins, Adrian 42, 54, 63, 80 Ftosie, Matt 111, 115, 119 Hosie, Rita 42, 54, 68, 86, 91, 102 Huber, Brandi 42, 70, 88, 102 Huber, Dani 30, 93, 96, 99 Fluber, Kelly 42 Huber, Paul 42, 100 Ftubka, Shelly Huff, Brian 30, 100, 114 Huff, Donnie 42, 54 Huff, Jeremy 106 Hull, Rodney 20 Hutchinson, Duke 42, 54, 81, 86 Ihrig, Amy 36, 70, 86, 93, 102, 105 Istas, Bobbie 30, 99, 102, 103 Istas, Tammy 20, 99, 101 Jack, Dennis 111, 115 Jager, Jennifer 36, 100 Jager, Robert 20, 101 James, Jenna 36, 49, 79, 86 Jaster, John 20, 39, 93, 94, 97 Jensen, Tammy 111 Jerigan, Tammy 111 Jochems, Eric 106, 115, 116 Johnson, Brad 107, 115, 119 Johnson, Brian 111 Johnson, Donny 107 Johnson, Rhonda 20, 101 Johnston, Dyan 107, 117, 118, 119 Johnston, Mike 6 Jones, Clint 111, 115, 119 Jones, Jason 107, 115 Jones, Shane 30, 53, 63, 78 Joslyn, Mike 20, 61, 62, 63 Joyner, Becky 30 Kearn, Danita 42, 54, 102, 103 Kearn, Dan Kearn, Denise 20, 65, 79, 86, 90. 101, 102, 104 Kearn, Donny 110, 111 Kearn, George (Buddy) 36, 78 Kearn, George 14 Kearn, Harold Kearn, Nicole 42 Kearn, Robert 30, 78, 91, 105 Keazer, Jeanne Keffeler. Ronald 42 Index 147 Kettercr, Brian JO, 51 78, 86, 92, 93. 97. 99, 102 Ketlerer, Kaihv 107, 114, 119 Ketterman, Bon 42, r 4 Kieffcr, Dennis 30. S3, 66 Kief fer, Mary 20. 48. 60, 89, 101 Kiel, lames 36, 53, 61. 78. 100 Kiel, jonalhan 42, 54, 61, 78, 100 Kiel, Kristine 107 Kindel, Daniel 30 Kindel, Kathleen 42, 54 68, 79, 102 Kindel, Michael 111 115, 116 Kinser, Jenell 30, 75, 86. 99. 102, 103 Kitchner, Laurelie 9. 48. 49, 54 Knapp, Curtis 30. 53, 75. 90 Koester, Roger 2, 20. 50, 57, 60, 61, 66, 69. 78, 92, 97, 98, 100, 102, 104, 84 Koehn, Paul 6 Kralt, Ric hard 9, 13 Kraft. Robert 107. Ill, 116 Krager, Jack 20, 53, 104 Krager, Jim 20 Kymer, Cindy 42, 70, 102 Kymer, Jeffrey 30, 50, 75. 78 I aBarge, Gary 36, 86 LaBonte, Romana 42, 100 LaBonte, Shawn 20, 98 lagasse. Lac ie 107, 109, 119 I agasse, Lance 30 lagerstrom, Karen 15 Lambert, Bernadette 14 Landry, Brenda 36, 102 Lanoue, Jay 36, 100 Lanoue, Larrv 20, 101 Larkins, Sanclra 111, 114 Larkins, Sherry 21, 55, 60. 102, 105 Larsen, Aaron 111, 115 LeDuc, Darrin 30, 104 LeDuc, Randy 107, 115 LeDuc, Susan 12 Leonard, Chad 42, 77 l esperance, Mark 21, 92, 94, 97, 98, 105 Letourneau, Nancy 111 Letrouneau, Susan 42 Lewellyn, Lori 30, 99, 102 Lcwellyn, Shannon 107, 115, 116 Lewis, Brandon 36, 86, 98, 102 Lewis, Leslie 14 Liby, Jennifer 42, 51, 75, 94, 103 Liby, Richard 21, 39, 94 Lloyd, Gabriel 111, 115, 116, 118, 119 l oeffler, Mike 42, 54 Long, Brent 41. 42, 50, 68, 80, 86, 104 Long, Keith 10, 13, 98 Longenecker, Roxanne 107, 114, 117, 118 Longfellow, Mark 107, 119 Lovette, Salena 36, 51, 55, 86, 90, 104 Lowell, William 42, 54, 62, 63 lowrey, Ric hard 10. 13 Lynn, Christina 42. 54, 103 Lynn, Mary Maginness, Paula 21, 75, 79, 89 93. 94, 98. 100, 102, 103, 104. 105 Malev, Cheryl 36 M .. i'i, Jason 107, 115, 116 119 Martin, Jodi 111, 114, 117, 119 Mason, Bradley 21 Mason, Jody 102. 103 Matthes, Matt 21 Matthews. Curtis 107, 115, 116. 119 Matthews, David 36, 53, 63, 78, 100 May, Misti 30, 86. 88. 90 91 92 97, 102, 105 McCall. Kevin 36. 53. 62. 63, 78. 98, 102, 104 McCall Kristen 43. 50 68. 79 86 102. 104 McCoy, Tom 29, 30 Me Clelian, Chris 43 Me Daniel. Andre 36, 53, 62, 63. 75, 78, 86, 93, 102, 104, 105 McDaniel, Debra 21, 58, 72, 73, 88, 89, 92, 98. 101, 102, 104 McDaniel. Lric 21, 100 Me Daniel, Gene McDaniel, Jeff 36 Me Daniel, Mic hael 43, 54, 63, 78 McDaniel, Monica 107, 114, 117, 118, 119 McDaniel, Tony 111, 115 McDonald, John 7, 119 McDonald, Paul 21, 53, 55, 57, 60, 62, 63. 69, 75, 78, 86, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98. 102, 103, 104, 105 Me Gannon, Molly 111 Me Gannon, Theresa 21, 90, 102, 103 Me Gaughey, Alic e 91 McGeoch, Kearn 111 Mc Ginnis, Paul 21, 50, 57, 60, 62, 63, 69, 72, 73, 78, 104 McMullen, Crystal 107, 117, 119 Me Mullen, Michelle 36, 100, 102, 103 McMullen, Tony 54, 86 Moats, Jodi 36, 75, 79m 86, 90, 93, 97, 102 Meisel, Walter 10, 13, 86, 119, 84 Menard, Jodi 111 Mendenhall, Wrick 111, 116 Mendenhall. Lisa 43, 86, 102, 103 Meredith, Mike 43 Meredith, Tina Moyer, George 10, 13, 66 Meyer, Katherine 107, 114, 117, 119 Michaud, Rodney 91, 107, 118 Mic k, Randy Mikesell, Robert 107, 115, 119 Miller, Loren 43, 102 Miller, LuAnn 12 Miller, Tony 107, 115, 119 Mills, Travis Mitc hell, Jack 13, 68, 98 Mohr, Wayne 10, 13, 102 Montoya, Devine 7, 51, 55 Moon, Phyllis 14 Moore, Carolyn 6 Moore, Douglas 10, 13, 62, 63, 115 Moore, Scott 111, 115, 116 Morgan. Kent 21, 98, 100 Mosher, Andrew 21, 53, 60, 98, 105 Mosher, Helen 14 Mott, Ruby Mowry, Craig 21, 60, 69, 81, 98, 104 Mowry, Delores 10, 13, 91 Moyer, Nancy Mueller, Kimberly 36, 49, 79, 86, 90, 93, 97. 102 Mueller. Tammi 111, 114, 117, 119 Musgrove, Teresa Musil, Greta 102 Myers, Brian 111 Nault, Amy 91 Neel, Debra 21. 86, 96, 97, 105, 84 Neill, Steve 10, 13, 39, 94. 124 Nelson, Carla 107, 114, 117, 119 Nelson, Denee 91, 107, 109, 114, 117, 118, 119 Nelson, Donald 21, 50, 60, 62, 63, 86, 105 Nelson, trie 43, 54, 100 Nelson. Jeff 107, 115 Nelson, Jodi 36, 103 Nelson, Julie 109, 111 Nelson, Larrv M 7, 84 Nelson, Ric hard 107, 119 Nelson, Shannon 36, 86. 91, 93, 94 Nelson, Tony Newell, Brandon 111 Newman, Hanna 6 Newton, Amy 111, 114, 117, 118, 119 Newton, Jeonife� 4 1, 54, 86, 79 Nichols, Natalie 107, 114, 117, 118, 119 Nit , Hope 43, 103 Nordquist, Robbie 22 Nordquist, Shawna 43, 49, 54, 68, 79, 102 Norlin, Kristin 17, 86. 91, 93, 96. 97. 102 Novlan, Jodi 22 Nulton, Mary 15 O'Connell, Colleen 111, 114, 119 Odette, TocJd 37, 100 . Owen, Patrick J. 107 Owen, Rena Owen. Robert 37. 43, 54, 75, 77. 81. 93. 96 Owen, Wilma 14 Paillet, Eric 22 Palmquist, Chris 43, 80, 86 Palmquist, Eric 22, 55, 89, 105 Palmquist, Steven 53, 66, 67, 78, 86, 92, 97, 104, 105 Parks, Barbara 22 Parks, Leonard 22 Parks, Leroy 37 Paulsen, Joey 111, 115 Pearson, Darin 37, 53, 78, 86 Pearson, Darlene 10, 13 Pearson , Devin 111, 115, 116, 119 Peil, Lisa 75, 102, 103 Peltier, Amy 107, 109, 117 Peltier, Brian 22, 52, 53, 57, 60, 67, 78 Peltier, Lisa 70, 92, 97, 98, 102 Peltier. Terry 37, 53, 78, 88, 100, 102 Pendergrass, Brian 7, 22, 55, 69, 81, 98 Pendergrass, Lisa 111, 114 Pentico, Tim 111, 115 Persinger, Nora 112 Peterson, Bruce 10, 13, 82. 115, 116, 117 Peterson, Karla 50. 86, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 104 Peterson, Pete Pfi enmaier, Darla 43, 54, 79 Pfi enmaier, Renea 22, 89, 98, 100, 102 Pierce, Wayne 43, 54, 68, 80, 88 Pounds, JOhn 53, 66, 67, 98, 102, 104 Pounds, Mae 14 Powell, Jake 112, 115 Preston, Chad 43, 50, 80, 86 Price, Ryan 112 Richard, Radcliffe 6 Ramsey, Jacqueline 10, 13 Ramsey, Kimberly 43, 68, 79, 91, 102 Ramsey, Robbie 86 Rasmussen, Erik 10, 13 Rasmussen, Jan 37, 50, 86. 91. 96. 97, 102 Read. Todd 52. 53. 78 Reedy. Joseph 37, 100 Reeves, Serena Regnier, Mike 96, 105 Regnier, Tricia 43, 93 Reynolds, James 50, 67, 102 Reusch, Geof 53. 66, 67, 78. 86. 88. 92. 97, 104 Reusc h, Tracy 43, 68, 93 Richard, Tonya 22, 86, 89. 90 99 Ringer, Dana 22, 100 Ringer, Denise 43, 93, 100 Robbins, Bobbie 112, 114, 117 Robbins, Jennifer 109, 112 Roche. Stacy 43. 103 Rohr, Ric hard 22 Ross, Juanita 43 148 Index Ross, Karen 22 Rolh. I .my 4 1 Roudvhush James 37. S3, 80 Roudvhush, Ion 107, 109, 114. 118 119 Rowan, l.immv 112, 119 Rimv.in. |i nmfc i 107, 109, 114. 117, 119 Russell. D.irnn 74, 75 Ruud. Brian 37, 53, 78 Rmid. Stacy 44 51. 55. 88. 86 102, 103, 105 Ru ic lul, Anuria 44 Ryse r, Verlyn 14 Saltkill. Randy Sam unison, (hr is 2. 22, 61, 66. 69. 78. 89. 98 102. 104 Saunders, Chris 22, 69, 80 Saunders. Lynelte 6 Schmidt. Natasha 112, 114 117, 119 Schmitt, Brian 112, 115, 116, 119 Schmitt, Theodore 107. 116, 119 Schuhert, )enny 112 Sehwcrman, Joe Scofield, Jewclda 90 Se dlaee k. leAnn 112, 114 Sedlacek, Richard 44, 54 Senner. I isa 91. 107 Senner, Tracy 22, 50, 60. 69, 75. 81, 98 Shaw. David 112, 115 Shcriffus, Nancy 10, 13 Sheridan, Brian 31, 100 Sheridan, Dustin 107, 115 Sherwood, Keith 10. 13, 115 Sherwood, Kristina 37, 50, 65, 79, 86, 91. 97, 98. 102, 104 Sherwood, Nathan 112, 115, 116. 119 Shifflett, Cindy 107 Shifflett, Tammy 31 Shipman, Lenn 37, 53, 63, 81, 105 Shipman, Ronald 10, 13 Shockley, Kathryn 11, 13, 102 Shuler, Carl 37, 53 Sic ard. Gene 37 Silkman, Darnck 112, 115, 115, 119 Simpson, Jac que 23, 48. 60. 61, 64. 65, 67, 79. 104 Siolander. Connie 44 Skillett. Doug 112 Slaughter, lanel 31, 65, 79. 102 Sleffel, Carol Pat 44 Smith, Carl 37 Smith, Chancy 31, 53. 78. 93, 96, 204 Smith, Chris 44, 80, 91 Smith, Douglas 37, 74. 75. 91, 103 Smith, Jay 44, 63 Smith, Lisa 37 Smith, Melissa 23. 61. 75. 69. 79, 100. 102, 104 Smith, Reece 37, 53 Snavely, Linden 107 Snavely. lisa 31 Snavely. Mike 2) Snyder Jon 107 Southwick Dennis 11. 11 Speak man, Richard 107 Stafford. Benin 112 116 119 Stafford, Micnelle 10' 119 Stanford Lee 11 86 91 92 97 98 102 105 Stanton. Joan 12 Starr Shawn 23 86 Stetfs Siott 107 108 115 Stensaas |odi 17 48 49 64 65 98 102 105 Stephen ( indv II 11 Sterling |ason 17 Sterrett Damon 15 1' 51 62 63 102 stern ti Damn 107 108 115 116 118 119 Stol enhurg. Matt 37, 100 Strait. Brian 107. 108. 115 116 Strait. Dorothy 14 Strait. Gary 44. 54 61 Strait. Ileadi 23, 75 86. 91 99 101, 102 Strait lay 44, 54. 78. 88 Strait, Jennifer 112 Strait I auric 112 114 Sulanka Glenn 108 115 Sulanka I arry 108 111 Sutton. |amc e Swenson. Jeff 37 53. 67. 78 86 Swenson. Rehee c a 109 112 114 119 Swih.irt Dena 91, 108 114 Swihart, Curtis 29 11. 104 Swihart Iric (Butch) 44 54 61 Swit er Richard 11. 11 54. 64 65, 104 Talley. ( lark 11. 11. 99 Talley. Ke ndall 17. 41, 50 61 78. 86 98 102, 104 Talley, Linden 109. 112, 116 119 Talley, Mane 11. 11 latum Marty 101 Taylor. Amy 23. 19. 92 94 97 98 100 Tholstrup. Angela 21. 50. 60 89 91 97 102, 101 104 Tholstrup. Jeffrey 108 Tholstrup, jennifer 112 114 117 Tholstrup, jon 108 115 Tholstrup. Pam 61, 65 Thoman. Amy 44 86 90, 101 Thoman, Carl 37 Thoman, Dawn (hsenman) Thoman, Kathleen 44, 54. 68. 79 102 Thoman. Kevin 31. 98, 104 Thomas. Danen 11. 13 Thomas, Mary (Colhv) 18 Thomas. Mary Ann Thomas, Steven 44 Thomas, Tony 23. 101 Thull, Virginia 11,11 Timkar, Frich 44. 74 75. 86. 91 96 Tomas, Pedro Toll. Kensey 44. 75. 86 91 Toll. Tage 112. 118. 119 Tolly. Robert Toogood, Michele 11. 65 79. 101 104 Toogood, Stefame 44. 49, 54 68 79. 86. 102 Townsdm. Jason 112 Townsdin. John 44. 54. 78 Tremblay, Alvin Tremblay. Eric 112 Trosi. Charity 44. 48. 49. 54 79. 86 102 Trost, Denise 112 Trost, Heath 112, 115, 119 Trueblood, Verlyn 11, 13. 101 Turner. Crystal 44 101 Turner Rav 108 l!kcns Courtney 112 115 116 119 I kens Kevin 23 55 69 72 81 86 88 91 %. 97 Valcoure Brian 112 115 Valc oure C harlie 44 54 68 86 100 andenherg Christina 112 Vandenberg shelly 18 98 102 Van Kooten AG 7 18 84 V ander Ham Ross 6 Vasque Roberto 44 91 Viynriv Brv.tr 16 10,53 67 Q Walker. Glenn 11 11 116 Y ilker Jeff 44 §7 Walker leffrev 108 112 115 116 118 119 Walker Renee 11 91 91 99 Walker R horda 18 91 91 102 Walker. Tom 12. 19. 74. 75. 86 92. 94 Ward. ( harlie 44. 54 91 96 Waters. Jennifi 18 49. 65. 98 102 Watkins. Jason 108, 115 Watkins, Raymond (Wayde) 12. 51. 78 Watowa Amy 12. 101 Watowa, Angela 108 117 Watson. Janae 12. 90 101 102 Watson jarred 112 115. 119 Watson John 6 84 We.ek I aura 108 117 Went Barbara 11 11 114 We nt Man 18. 81 86 98 Went . Mike 11, 11 Went Monte 112 118 119 West, Bradle y 112 Wheeler, Dawn 101 White Jon White, William Whulev Renee 18. 100 Whitley, Russ 23. 53 60, 61 62 63. 104 Widen |e tt 23 Widen. |ill 12. 100 Widen, Monte 44 54. 78 Widen. Susan 18 Wilcox. ( lint 112. 115 Wile ox. lame e 12. 13 Williams Darlene 38. 75. 91, 93 Williams. Dennis 12 Williams, Jason 44 54 63. 78 Willoughby. Vic ki 23, 70 72 101. 102 Wills Michelle 112. 114 117 119 Wilson, C raig Wilson, Ve romea 2, 23. 75. 77. 86. 91, 92. 97. 124. 84 Wine mger. Be th 23 Winter. Kathy 12 Women hil Michael 12, 13. 100 Woolard, Darlene 38. 102 Workman. Crystal 108, 119 Workman. James 38. 53. 72. 63. 102 Workman. Tisha 44. 103 Workman. Valoric 108. 118 Wright. Shannon 108. 115, 116 Yarnell, Be rma 14 achary. Derrick 18. 54, 78. 86 immcrman, Judy 12, 13, 92, 97 Zimmerman. Kay 2. 32, 65. 86, 97. 102 Zimmerman. Amy 112, 118 DRAMA AWARDS lorn Walker Jesse Ashland Curies Kr ipp f eldrt de We t Catherine- freebori Mr Ken Chejvch is fhe sponse r Index 149 We Won Our Second Sportsmanship Award Track Continues Winning Tradition 150 Sportsmanship, Track Special Thanks to Our Boosters Bays-Erickson-Swiercinsky Dr. Robin P. Hood, D.C. Dr. Dean ). Blackwood, D.C., P.A. Gibson Discount Center Dr. Robert L. Boardman, O.D. The Kansan Chaney's True Value Hardware Metro Auto Repair Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home Mid-West Lumber Cloud County Motor Company Dr. Michael Miller, O.D. Concordia Area Chamber of Commerce Mount Joseph Co-op Service Association Phil's Jewelry Discount Gas Sun Chiropractic Center Everitt Hardware 151 Look To The Stars! Stargazing! You could look to the sky for Halley's Comet or in the halls of Concordia High for stars this. Halley's return after a three-quarter century absence captured the world's imagination from N Jv. to April. The two previous comet appearances noted Mark Twains's birth in 1835 and his death in 1910. Edmond Halley first predicted the comet's reappear- ance in 1758. Chinese chronicles recorded it in 240 B.C. Important historical events during Halley's ap- pearances were the siege of Jerusalem by the Ro- mans in 66 A.D., the conquests of Genghis Khan in 1222 and the battles European Christendom against the Ottoman Turks in 1456. A stellar event this year was the naming of an aster- oid KANSAS by the KU graduate David Tholen. The International Astronomical Union did just that. This ten mile wide rock is one of 4,000 asteroids in our solar system. The HURKARU staff suggests there are also stellar performers at CHS. The theme STELLAR PAN- THER suggests the discovery of a new comet called THE GREAT PANTHER. Former CHS princi- pal Mr. Don Musick drew the cartoon cover for our yearbook, envisioning such a theory. We staff members hope you enjoy the use of imagination in this yearbook. We have tried our creative best to present Concordia High School in a new way. -HURKARU Staff 152 Closing