Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

1988 MURKARU CONTENTS features 3 Spirit Week at CHS sees students in a change of behavior. 5 Panther Prowl 87 blends amateur talent and special attractions. 9 Homecoming is a tradition that girls dream for, boys turn into men. 13 A Senior Look at those with special interests in and out of school. 71 Winter Sports highlights the cold weather blues. 99 The Final Days for the seniors after twelve EE years of memories. people 13 Students of CHS 47 Athletics 81 Clubs and Organizations 105 Faculty and Administration 111 Junior High ScJtaa 4M WtSt I0TH STS!f T (2 mc+ uU4i 6690 9IM024U Contents 1 Shades! Safari clothes! Jams! Bikinis! Overalls! Boots! All of these elements were a huge part of Spirit Week in 1987. Many students participat- ed in the various activities going on during the week. On Tuesday, it was desig- nated as Beach Day, the theme was Wipe Out the Wildcats. Wednesday, the stu- dents dressed up in safari clothes and were ready to Hunt the Wildcats. On Thursday, kids came as farmers and the theme was Harvest the Wildcats. Then on Friday, it was the traditional Red and Button Day. Even though their class float didn't make it to the parade, the senior class still had enough spirit to win the Spirit Stick. Winning the float competition was once again the soph- omores. The freshmen came in second, and last but not least were the seniors. Did you notice anything wrong? Where were the juniors? Let's just say they experienced a few problems. It never seems to fail that during Spirit Week most stu- dents act more crazy and school actually seems fun. That's why in 1987, Actions Spoke Louder than WordsI Panthers succeed to “Wipe Out the Wildcats!” 2 Splrit Week Above left “Hey dudes, the surf’s up” says Michael Kelly while Brad Culley looks on. Above Maybe a little too Itsy- bitsy? Danielle Emmell helps Mi- chelle Wills squeeze into a skimpy bikini during Beach 'em Day Left “Crocodile Jon Dun- dee Tholstrup” is heading out on another safari. Above Lenn Shipman on Tuesday. Lenn Shipman on Wednesday. Lenn enthusiastically participated in all of the dress-up days during Spirit Week Left Is that straw good Kristi? Kristi Gales chews on her straw while dressed in her beach attire Below Say Cheesel Amy Ihrlg, Mr. Petersen, and Jodi Stensaas capture history for the yearbook in the halls of CHS. Spirit Week 3 McDaniel is 1987 “Mr. Panther” anther Prowl 87 was bigger and better than ever before! The action packed evening featured everything from a death- defying bicycle act to a 100 foot long hotdog-like, air filled plastic sculpture. The StuCo sponsored event, (spear-headed by advisor Ken Meyer, president Traci Charbonneau. and vice-president Nicole Hanson), en- abled fourteen various clubs and organizations to raise money for their annual goals. Approximately $434 were divided up by the groups at the end of the night. Special attractions included; a FHA tricycle race, a C-club car bash, a Spanish club tortilla-flipping contest, and an OEA nerf-ball hoop shoot. Even the Sports club jail imprisoned many teachers and students throughout the night for misbehavior, penalties lasted ten minutes and a nominal charge enabled a person to leove early. Without question, the highlight of the evening was the ever-popular, action packed Mr. Panther contest. Nine supposedly talented'' seniors competed for the illustrious title with the judges finally selecting Andre McDaniel as its overall winner. Their selection was based on talent, legs, and workability within a group. Close runner-ups were juggling phenom Lenn Shipman and freestyle biker Tad Collins. Lenn pumped up the crowd with a juggling act to the song Wipe Out. Tad thrilled the crowd with his hi-tech bike by having people from the audience Idy on their backs, side by side, and jumping over them. He cleared not one, not two, but three humans who sacrificed their bodies for the benefit of the performance. Needless to say, the crowd went wild. A special thanks to the participants in the contest; Winner Andre McDaniel, Neal Hartshorn, Lenn Shipman, Terry Carlgren. Bryan Vignery. Trent Coppoc, Jeff Burdett, Tad Collins, and Kendall Talley. 4 Panther Prowl Left Allison Blgham and Stacy Ruud ramble for first place on their modified choppers. The trike races were sponsored by FHA. Middle Lenn Ship mann takes off on one of his many talents of jug- gling eggs Lower Left Bryan Vlgnery cuts loose during the Mr. Panther Pageant Bryan's talent with the drums reaHy got the crowd excited. Eventual winner Andr6 McDaniel is at the piano Below Sledgehammer Lance Qropp shows his muscles while demolishing C-Club's car. Panther Prowl 5 FALL FEST The 1987 Concordia Fail Fest was a huge success. People from all over North Central Kansas came to see our many activities ranging from athletic contests to arts crafts exhibits. An estimated 5,000 people attended the gala event. The day started with running and bicycle races early in the morning. At 11:00 AM the parade began which included several marching bands and many colorful floats. The parade was an- nounced by Randy Lagasse. After the parade people had a chance to explore Concordia’s downtown area, which was lined with booths and food stands. There were also craft exhibits from people all over the state. Entertainment was pro- vided throughout the day by talented groups and individuals from some of the surrounding counties and communities. The Fall Fest activities were wrapped up with a street dance that featured the band “After the Fact”. All activities ot Constitution Day culminated In a gigantic gala celebration on September 16th. The community wide celebration was held outdoors at the football stadium with approximately 2000 In attendance. The event started with the elementary children, dressed appropriately In red, white, and blue, each releasing red, white, and blue bal- loons. Rev. Sllkman, of the Concordia Ministerial Associ- ation, opened the ceremony. The VFW and American Le- gion presented the colors, and Traci Charbonneau, stu- dent council president, led the Pledge of Allegiance. City and county ottlclals, state representatives, members of the legal profession, and the Veterans were special guests. A mass choir of students from K-12 sang the Battle Hymn Of The Republic. Ken Heinz rehearsed and the led the mass choir. The Honorable Judge Denell Tacha of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals was the featured speaker. HOMECOMING IS... sweating and toiling and hoping that the float will get done, crossing your fingers for the Homecoming queen, timidly watching the clouds tor signs of rain. mounting tensions before the game. screaming and yelling as the home team approaches the field. another memorable week of spin it and fun. 1987 88 Homecoming Royalty. Jenmter Waters. Shawn Hood. Kim Mueller. Jan Rasmussen. Kristi Sherwood and athletes Trent Coppoc. Alan Boling Terry Peltier. Tad Colins, and Carl Shuler 8 Homecoming Kim Mueller was crowned as the Panthers Homecoming queen for 1987, during halftime of the foot- ball game with the Superior Wildcats, Oc- tober 2 Her attendants were Jennifer Waters, Shawn Hood. Jan Rasmussen, and Kristi Sherwood They were chauf- feured around the track to the grand- stand in convertibles, by Seniors Bryan Vignery, Kendall Talley, Jeff Burdett, Terry Calgren. and Matt Stolzenburg During the memorable ride the band serenaded them with the song, Somewhere Out There A capacity crowd of approxi- mately 1400 red-clad fans added even more to the excitement which had been building up all week The crowd fell silent as they anxiously awaited for CHS princi- pal Mike Aytes to announce the queen Following the queen's selection was the anticipated winner of the traditional Spirit Stick, an overwhelming shout of joy was heard as the Seniors won the coveted award. The Panther gridsters highlighted the evening and caught the excitement of the crowd by making tracks all over the Superior Wildcats, winning (13-0). A dance by 99KG topped off the weeks activities as Homecoming 1987 came to an awesome and memorable close Homecoming 9 ■ Kim Mueller reigned as Homecoming queen at the home footbal game against Superior Her escort was Terry Peltier Shawna Nordquist Steven TnofVias. Adrian Hopkins, and Trisha Heald wait patiently for the Homecoming parade to begin Below The Panther football team enjoys a stroll down main street during the Homecoming parade. (Brian A Ruud. Derrick Hittle, Becket Hinsor J| Scott Steffes. Jason Watkins, Workman. Darin Pearson. Jeff Swen- son). Andr6 McDaniel, rpftjinrl stroll even more by sittmgM tweeh the A newest members of the footbai team; ■ 1 seniors Traci Charbonneau and iodi 1 Three members of Concordia's out- standing marching band. Brandon Lewis. Jason Martin, and Tage Toll strut their stuff in the Homecoming parade Picture one Corby Brown. Charlie Valcoure. and Larry Sulanka patiently wait for the homecoming parade to begin Picture two Senior harrier Rob Chapin guts out a race at the golf course Picture three Traci Charbonneau contemplates her next movement Picture four The band livens up the crowd at a pep assembly by playing an upbeat, popular tune Picture five CHS football players gather m their familar spot prior to a pep assembly Picture six: Reuben Bechtold. John Townsdin. and Bill Lowell get impatient while waiting for the Fall Fest parade to begin Picture seven Camera shy? Jason Miller isn't Jodi Stensaas. (Flo), asks are you sure Gabe?” Picture eight Dennis Dewitt. David Forshee. and Jeff Thoistrup kill time prior to the homecoming parade Picture nine Under the direction of vocal instructor Ken Heinz, the CHS choir performs The Battle Hymn of the Republic'' during Constitution Day 12 $tudent Life Matt “Travota Stolzenburg strikes back with a killer pose “WOW. ISN'T THIS EXCITING! Seniors Jennifer Waters and Trent Coppoc take a break during Homecoming float construction. PERSPECTIVE enior Doug Frohardt convinced his classmates one day that his pet dog, Ben could “walk on a basketball''. When asked to prove his statement, Doug brought his dog to CHS and the rest was history. Ben did not walk on the ball. But did leave his mark with a little present on Mr. Petersen's floor. Doug still swears Ben can do this thing. Doug is pic- tured below with his wonder dog, Ben. Into restorations? Senior Carl Shuler was. In 1956 Carl's father bought a used 1938 Chevy coupe and drove it for quite awhile until Carl's older brother John wrecked it in 1983. Early in the summer of 1985, Carl started to rebuild the car in his garage. He comments, “I had to do everything to it, it was pathetic. It finally rolled out of the garage during the summer of my senior year. The royal blue “38 coupe is Carl's proof that there is life after death. 14 Senior Life Mark Esau Struts his stuff. “I SWEAR JEFF. THAT FISH WAS THIS BIG!” ex- claimed Guidance counselor Melvin Daven- port to senior Jeff Burdett. Beth Appleby Greg Aytes Jenny Barnett Francie Bates Jett Burdett David Canfield Terry Carlgren Michael Caron Jolene Cassel Robert Chapin Sandy Charbonneau Traci Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Heath Clemons Tad Coins Trent Coppoc Jeff Cyphers Julie Davis Suzy DeBauche Mark Esau Jennifer Floyd Doug Frohardt Kristi Gales Kim Gar low Cindy Gates Tammy Goddard Virginia Grimm Lowell Hansen Nicole Honson Neal Hartshorn Ronnie West John Hinman Deana Hotter Shawn Hood Oven When We Were young The memories we've shared will last forever 16 Klndergarten Life Amy Ihrig Jennifer Jager Jim Kiel Gary LaBarge Brandon Lewis David Matthews Andr6 McDaniel Jodi Meats Kim Mueller Greta Musil Amy Nault Shannon Nelson Kristin Norlin Darin Pearson Terry Peltier Melinda Radley Jan Rasmussen James Roudybush Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipman Gene Sicard Jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jett Swenson Carl Thoman Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters Susan Widen Craig Wilson Darlene Woolard James Workman Leta Adcox Beth Appleby Gregory Aytes Jenny Barnett Frances Bates Michael Blochlinger Alan Boling Jeff Bray Jeffrey Burdett David Canfield Kim Canfield Terry Calgren 18 Seniors Michael Caron Jolene Cassel Robert Chapin Sandra Charbonneau Traci Charbonneau Erin Christensen Laurie Christensen Autumn Christian Heath Clemons Tad Collins Trent Coppoc Jeffrey Cyphers Senlors 19 Jube Davis Suzy DeBauche Debra Deneault Dawn Eaton Tricia Eby Mark Esau Jennifer Floyd Doug Frohardt Kristi Gales Kim Garlow Cindy Gates Tammy Goddard (not pictured) James Eisenman 20 Senlors Virginia Grimm Lauri© Halda Deanna Hal© Lowell Hansen Nicole Hanson Neal Hartshorn Jari Hebert John Hinman Shawna Hobbs Deana Hotter Shawn Hood Amy Ihrig Seniors 21 Jennifer Jager Buddy Kearn James Kiel Gary LaBorge Brenda Landry Jay Lanoue Brandon Lewis Salena Lovette Kevin McCall Andre McDaniel Jeff McDaniel David Matthews 22 Seniors Jodi Meats Travis MHIs Kim Mueller Greta Musil Amy Nault Jodi Nelson Shannon Nelson Kristin Norlin Jodie O'brien (Foreign Exchange Student from Australia) Todd Odette Leroy Parks Darin Pearson Seniors 23 Tiffany Peck Terry Pettier Melinda Radtey Jan Rasmussen Joe Reedy James Roudybush Brian Ruud Kristi Sherwood Lenn Shipmdn Carl Shuler Gene Stcard Doug Smith 24 S«n!ors Reece Smith Jodi Stensaas Jason Sterling Damon Sterrett Matt Stolzenburg Jeff Swenson Kendall Talley Carl Thoman Kensey Toll Bryan Vignery Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters $enlors 25 More Wentz Ronnie West Renee Whitley Susan Widen Craig Wilson Darlene Woolard James Workman 26 Seniors Academic, extracurricular, and personal Lori Adam Jason Adams Scott Alexander Graig Anderson Shea Anderson Stacy Ashland Reuben Bechtold Allison Bigham Days of “At CHS, one could find many activities ranging from float construction to auto body repair.” Our Lives Where’s the paint for this float? Above: Junior Brandi Huber takes part in the float competition dur- ing Homecoming Spirit Week. Right: Junior Mike Meredith works after school to rebuild his Chevy truck. 28 Juniors situations are all part of a junior’s day. Top Junior Jody Ma$on attempts to put back this pop she found after being caught by the Publication's photographer in the Multi-purpose room Left: Bob Ketterman is shown trying to ex- plain how Michael Jackson looked before his nosejob. He was quoted as saying. “This is not my best side Monica Blanton Kori Blochlinger Kelli Blochlinger Carson Brackney Gina Braun Dwayne Bray Corby Brown Debby Brummett Juniors 29 | “Prom is up to us this year, it's what we do Mark Burchfiel Deborah Burns Steven Buss Amy Caron Tommie Chandler Cory Charbonneau Leslie Chartier Cherie Cibolski James Claridge Michelle Cripe Brad Culley Gina Cyphers Janet DeGraft Karen Detrixhe Terri Detter Dennis Dewitt Wayne Flewelling Catherine Freeborn Becky Friberg Vikki Gallagher 30 Junlors in advance that will create a memory” Amy Gerard Erik Haden M e Hake Melissa Harris Judy Hart Diane Hayden Donna Hayden Tracy Heald Trisha Heald Juana Hernandez Nancy Heskett Adrian Hopkins Rita Hosie Brandi Huber Kelly Huber Paul Huber Donnie Huff Duke Hutchinson Donita Kearn Ronald Keffeler Junlors 31 “We’re happy with the revisions in out Mike Kelley Robert Ketterman Jonathan Kiel Kathy Kindel Cindy Kymer Mona LaBonte Chad Leonard Susan Letourneau Jennifer liby Mike Leoffter Brent Long Bill Lowell Christy Lynn Jody Mason Kristen McCal Mike McDaniel Alice McGaughey Tony McMullen Lisa Mendenhall Mike Meredith 32 Junlors dress code, Stuco did a great job! Loren Miller Jennifer Newton Hope Nit z Showno Nordquist Jenny Owen Robert Owen Chris Palmquist Steve Paris Darla Pfizenmaier Chad Preston Kim Ramsey Tricia Regnier Tracy Reusch Denise Ringer Stacy Roche Juanita Ross Larry Roth Stacy Ruud Angela Ruzicka Carol Sleffel Juniors 33 “Only One More Year ... ” Chris Smith Jay Smith Gary Strait Jay Strait Eric Swihart Kathy Thoman Steven Thomas Erich Timkar Stephanie Toogood John Townsdin Charity Trost Crystal Turner Charlie Vale ore Jeff Walker Crissy West Monte Widen Jason Williams Tisha Workman 34 Juniors New wave hair styles, jams, multi-pierced 36 Sophomores Terri Ashland Stacey Barrett Brad Blochlinger Deanna Blochlinger Jett Blochlinger Michelle Bogart Lisa Bonebrake Brad Hudson f “The best times in high school are the times we spend with friends and having fun!” For the second year in a row, the class of 1990 won the float competition prior to the home- coming game. Their theme. Wipe Out The Wildcats , took many hours of time, patience, and planning to get the float just the way they wanted. It was worth the effort Above The sophomores work- ing on their float. Right Tricia Hinman and friends in the multi- purpose room after lunch. Jams and T-shirts flooded the school with the new dress code shake- down ears bomber Jackets are a way of life. Julie Budreau Jennifer Burchfiel Eric Carlson Lance Champlin Nicci Clark Teresa Clyatt Arnold Collette Heather Collins Douglas Dorman Jody Dorman Jeffrey Fellows Chad Flesher Matthew Ford David Forshee Jodi Fraser Sherri Fraser Stephanie Gocke Lance Gropp Scott Hale Heath Hayden Sophomores 37 “Turning sixteen and driving legally, it’s time Amy Henry Tricia Hinman Becket Hinson Derrick Hittle Brenda Hudson Jeremy Huff Eric Joe hems Brad D. Johnson Brad Dean Johnson Dyan Johnston Jason Jones Kathy Ann Ketterer Kristine Kiel Lacie Lagasse Randy Leduc Shannon Lewellyn Roxanne Longenecker Mark LongfeRow Jason Martin Curtis Matthews 38 Sophomores to buy some wheels and park my bike. ” Jon Snyder Richard Speak man Scott Steffes Darrin Sterett Brian Strait Derek Streeter Glenn Sulanka Larry Sulanka Dena Swihart Jeffrey Tholstrup Jon Tholstrup Jason Watkins Angela Watowa Laura Weick Crystal Workman Vakxie Workman Jennifer Wright Shannon Wright Sophomores 39 “My mom said her class ring was about thirty dollars, mine will be ten times that!” Monica McDaniel Crystal McMullen Katherine Meyer Rodney Michaud Robert Mikesell Tony Miller Carla Nelson Jeff Nelson Richard Nelson Natalie Nichols Patrick “PJ Owen Amy Peltier Jennifer Robbins Lori Roudybush Jennifer Runyan Theodore Schmitt Joe Schwerman Dustin Sheridan Cindy Shifflett Linden Snavely 40 Sophomores Now it's our turn to make it happen! Tami Mueller and Michelle Wills model their infant apparel for Toddler's Day during Winter Sports Spirit Week Members of the freshman football team. Kyle Ad- ams and Jared Blazek. show up after Coach Switer's practice to support the cross country run- ners at the golf course Kyle Adams Eric Aggson Shanna Alexander Shelly Anderson Travis Berg Darrell Betzner Jared Blazek Dawn Boling Kim Bourne Megan Brock ney Taunya Bray Colleen Brunkow Russ Budreau Jared Buoy Tina Burchfiel 42 Freshman “Who’s that girl?” “The way you make me feel, you knock me off my feet!” Believe it or not girls, the males at CHS don't just pay attention to your bod when looking for a girlfriend. In fact, after a survey of inter- ested guys, personality was rated as the number one factor when going girl hunt- ing. Also, don't plan on mar- rying your high school sweetie either. Most guys, whether going steady or not. are always watching for the perfect girl . This is not saying that your man is going to be unfaithful, just careful. When asked about Bobbie Robbins and Shanna Alex- ander display their spirit during tod- dler day physical appearance, the general consensus is that it may make a good first im- pression. but that's where it ends, even a 57 , 36-24- 36'er doesn't always get the guy she wants. The men said that tan, firm legs were in, super chests' are out. Girls that are in shape and stay that way also had an advantage A girl that radiates friendli- ness. compassion, good health, and a super person- ality has the final and su- preme advantage This is what guys are really looking for in a potential girlfriend. Christie Burgess Kathy Clark Brent Clemons Cathy Clyatt Dawn Conn Chris Delforge Dale Deneauit Corey Detter Amy Dobberstein Jon Dong Lee Dunlap Melinda Elliot Danielle Emmel Nicole Evans Matt Fleweling Freshmen 43 Jam� © Fouquet John Fowler Joseph Freeborn Joan Frieberg Matt Grennan Corey Grosse Tina Hoist Michele HokJa Janet Hale Valerie Hale Tina Herbert Jennifer Herbm Raymond Hill Sherri Hobbs Todd Hoff Matt Hosie Denms Jack Tammy Jensen Brian Johnson Clint Jones Mike Kindel Bob Kraft Diane Lansdown Sandy Larkins Aaron Larson Nancy Letourneau Gabe Lloyd Troy McClelan Tony McDaniel Molly Me Gannon 44 Freshman Kearn McGeoch Jodi Menard Erick Mendenhall Scott Moore Tami Mueller Brian Meyers Jul� e Nelson Brandon Newell Amy Newton Coieen O'Connell Dana Parker Jett Parker Joey Paulsen Devin Pearson Lisa Pendergrass Tim Pentico Jake Powell Ryan Price Bobbie Robbins Tammy Rowan Brian Schmitt Jenny Schubert LeAnn Sedlacek Nathan Sherwood Darrick Silk man Doug Skiett Jennifer Strait Laurie Strait Rebecca Swenson Linden Talley Freshman 45 Jennifer Tholstrup Toge Tol Jason Townsdin Eric Tremblay Heath Trost Courtney Ukens Brian Valcoure Jeff Walker Jarred Watson Monte Wentz Bradley West Jon White Clint Wilcox Michelle Wills Amy Zimmerman You’ve got the look! Guys! Do you have what it takes to a dream man? At CHS, the ladies have an idea of the perfect male. Start working out men. Muscles are a mustl Wimpy bodies are not Impressive. We like thin, tight stomachs and broad shoulders. Muscular arms and legs are exciting to see. Your size Is somewhat Irrelevant. It doesn’t really matter If you are big or small. However, there are quite a few ladles who prefer the gentlemen to be a little taller than ourselves. It you feel you have been cheated by the anato- my you were born with, don’t be discouraged. Personality Is what counts. It Is true that wom- en are push-overs for good looks, but also in- terested in what goes on inside of men. If you are thoughtful, polite, and sensitive to others’ feelings, you will win our hearts. If you do any- thing romantic, like send a rose or kiss us sweetly, we will be swept away. Most of us like dominance In men. We usually like to be taken care of and we like guys who are able to give us support in times of need, but don't smother us. We need our space just as you do- Just be our friend. After all, weren’t you simply a friend before you became someone’s dream man? Freshmen. Bob Kraft and Jeff Walker, get men- taly prepared to watch Concordia's annual cross country meet 46 Freshmen 0 Opp. Varsity Football Scoreboard CHS 26 Marysville 6 00 Chapman 22 15 Wamego 14 00 Superior 13 06 Clay Center 14 19 Fredonia 00 14 Beloit ' 00 7 Russell ' 28 34 Abilene ' 18 'denotes district playoff NCKL ALL LEAGUE: Carl Shuler, off. def. (and Sali- na Journal all-area). Jason Williams, def. cornerback. HONORABLE MENTION; Tracy Heald, def. ILB. Trent Cop- poc, HB. KEITH CHRISTENSEN AWARD: (outstanding senior lineman) Carl Shuler. “Coach Culley really stressed tradi- tion this season, we worked hard to uphold it.” — Trent Coppoc, Sr. “The Russell game was a blastl It rained all night and we just ran all over them.” — John Hinman, Sr. Above. The Panther defense swarms on a running back from Marysville Gang tackling was a trade- mark during the 87 season Right: Easy does it Miss Sherwood All league senior Carl Shuler helps Kristi Sherwood out of the car during Homecoming fes- tivities. 48 Football im Coach John Culley begins first year as head coach Cats tackle tough The Concordia Pan- thers faced one of the most difficult 4A class schedules in the state. Among our competition were; eventual state- champ Abilene, playoff- bound Marysville, state- ranked Beloit, and always tough Fredonia from southeast Kansas. Senior Carl Shuler led the cats through their tough schedule. His team high forty-seven unassist- ed tackles, eight for losses, encouraged teammates and caused the opposition to avoid running his direction. “Carl worked hard In the summer and spring year prior to the season lifting weights to become the best possible football player he could be. comments Coach Culley. Carl was selected to First Team NCKL (defensive and offensive line), Salina Journal's All-Area Squad, and received the annual Keith Christensen Award for Outstanding Senior Lineman. As a new comer to the Panther's starting lineup, junior Jason Williams made a habit of snaring passes from the other team's quarterbacks. He tied for the league lead in interceptions with seven earning him special rec- ognition on NCKL's first- team defense (safety). NCKL Honorable Men- tion awards went to hard-running senior half- back Trent Coppoc. Trent ran for 664 yds. and averaged 5.5 yds per carry. Tracy Heald, who as a junior ended the sea- son with thirty-four assist- ed tackles, five for losses, also made Honorable Mention. Other outstanding indi- vidual performances were senior D-back Dave Canfield (36 unassisted. 8 for losses) and junior line- backer Mike Hake (38 un- assisted, 3 for losses). Front Row. left to right: Damon Sterrett. Dave Canfield. James Roudybush. Kevin McCall, David Matthews, Jim Kiel. Terry Peltier. Alan Boling. John Hinman. Carl Shuler. Second Row Jim Work- man. Jay Strait. Darin Pearson. Jeff Swenson. Andre McDaniel. Neal Hartshorn. Trent Coppoc. Brian Ruud. Brad Culley. Mike Kelley Third Row: Mike Hake. Mike McDaniel, Jason Williams. Ron Keffeler, Gary Strait. Jason Ad- ams. Donnie Huff. John Towns- din, Richard Sedlacek. Tracy Heald. Fourth Row Jon Kiel, Bob Ketterman. Scott Alexander. Mark Burchfiel. Jason Watkins. Shannon Lewellyn. Monte Wid- en. Curtis Matthews. Fifth Row Jason Jones. Ted Schmitt. Jason Martin. Lance Gropp, Glenn Sulanka. Matt Ford. Darrin Ster- rett. Eric Jochems. Randy Le- Duc. Becket Hinson Sixth Row: Charlie Valcore. Scott Steffes. Chad Flesher, Tony Miller. Greg Aytes. Marc Wentz. Seventh Row Head Coach John Culley. Assistants Doug Moore. Ron Shipman. Larry Hartshorn, and Keith Sherwood Football 49 Seniors lead the charge! Freshman look toward the future! Freshmen Football, Front Row Troy McClellan. Nate Sherwood. Heath Trost. Eric Tremblay. Jarod Blazek, Eric Aggson. Brian Valcore. Lee Dunlap. Ray Hill. Second Row Mike Kindel. Chris Wilcox. Toge Toll. Devin Pear- son. Eric Mendenhall. Aaron Larsen. Courtney Ukens. Joe Freeborn. Todd Hoff. Tim Pentico Third Row Coach Dick Switzer. Manager Shana Alex- ander. Travis Berg. Clint Wilcox. Gabe Lloyd, Kyle Adams. Matt Hosie, Manger Sherri Hobbs. Asst. Coach Steve Bauer HOME OF THE Brian Ruud Carl Shuler Damon Sterret Jeff Swenson Jim Workman 50 Athletics Alan Boling Dave Canfield Trent Coppoc Neal Hartshorn John Hinman Jim Kiel David Matthews Andre McDaniel Kevin McCal Darin Pearson Terry Peltier James Roudybush Athletlcs 51 ROAD TO STATE Sub-State Tournament At Chapman Defeated Marysville (15-4, 15-6) Defeated Council Grove (15-12, 15-9) State Tournament Defeated Hesston (15-4, 15-6) Defeated Augusta (15-8. 16-14) Defeated Louisburg (15-13, 15-5) Defeated Santa Fe Trail (3-15,15-7, 15-5) Finals Defeated Louisburg (15-0, 15-6) CONGRATULATIONS! What else can be said or added to express the feelings about win- ning an incredible third consecutive 4A State Volleyball Championship. I thought winning back-to-back championships in the prior years was an outstanding accomplish- ment, but winning three straight years is tru- ly remarkable. — — Paul Koehn, Asst. Super. Junior Vanity: Front Juana Hernando . Jennifer Wright. Brenda Hud- son. Carta Nelson, Kathy Kndef, Kathy Meyer. Lao Pendergross Mti- c3e Morg� Welsh (student coach). Valone Workman. Krasie Kiel. Jennifer Burchfiei. Dena Swthart. Cndy Gates Bock Coach Kitch- ener. Natake Nfcchob. Amy Henry. Ned Clark. Heather Coins. Tna Hast. NAchele Wis. Christy Burgess. Jennrfer Newton, and Cooch logasse 52 Volleyball Seniors continue tradition A HISTORY OF SUCCESS If you were to look back at the history of pre- vious CHS volleyball teams, success would be the only word to describe it. For the third consecu- tive year, the Lady Pan- thers won the 4A State Volleyball championship! One of the highlights of the season included de- feating Chapman in the Concordia Invitational Tournament, after the Irish handed the Panthers their only two NCKL losses. Other outstanding perfor- mances included first place trophies at the Sa- betha and Belleville tour- naments as well as the Class 4A sub-state tour- nament. All of this was accom- plished with just two sen- iors, Erin Christensen and Jodi Stensaas. During the four years that Christen- sen and Stensaas partici- pated, CHS amassed an impressive 146-6 record and advanced to the state tournament every year. Both seniors were all- league selections. With 457 ace spikes and 202 blocks, Erin moved into first place on the NCKL All-Time Honor Roll. Sten- saas, a 5' 11 hitter, aver- aged 2.66 ace spikes per game. After a difficult sched- ule the Lady Cats reached their long term goal of capturing the illus- trious State Title. The Pan- thers simply dominated the tournament at Hes- ston by just losing one game in five matches. Concordia had beaten Louisburg earlier in the day in pool play, and had little trouble beating them in the championship match later that evening. “The two seniors con- tributed a lot the past four years, another state title was great for our program. -Coach Laur- eti Kitchener. Thara 's no substituta tor siza Six foot senior Erin Christen- sen smashes one of her league leading 457 Ace spikes against Abilene while Junior Vikki Gal- lagher covers 1987 STATS CHAMPIONSI cront row: Christy Burgess. Tina Haist Middle Dean Swihart. Natalie Nichols. Julie Budreau. Heather Collins. Cindy Gates Back Coach Laureli Kitchener. Shawna Nordquist. Vikki Gal- lagher. Jodi Stensaas. Erin Chris- tensen. Amy Henry. Trisha Heald. and Coach Dianne Lagasse Volleyball 53 Senior tennis players: Autumn Christian Salena Lovette Kristi Gales Suzy DeBauche Are BAD - would like to acknowledge some- I thing we all know, It’s good to win! We were victorious, had a winning season, and we have worked; we have striven; we have won! We may all be justly proud of it, thank you and wait til next year!----Coach Dee Montoya Highlights of the season included first place trophies at Ellsworth and Belleville tourna- ments and a third place finish at the NCKL tournament in Manhattan. At the league tourney, seniors Kristi Gales and Jenna James led Concordia with a first place finish in 1 doubles. Sept. 4 Ellsworth Tourmanment 1st 10 Hays Quadrangular 2nd 12 Chapman Tournament 4th 19 Clay Center 3rd 24 Concordia Quad A lr • 3rd li 2nd 29 Concordia JV Quad 1st Oct. 8 Abilene Tournament 6th 12 Belleville Tournament 1st 17 NCKL Manhattan 3rd freshmen Volleyball Bottom row Dawn Suzy DeBauche concentrates Boling. Christy Burgess. Tina Hoist Middle on her serve row: Kathy Meyer. Nikki Evans. Lisa Pendergrass. Coach Diane lagasse. Top row Michelle Wills 54 Athletics Athletics 55 Running On The Edge Rob Chapin 56 Athletics The Boys Cross Country Team finished the season with two All NCKL Runners. Rob Chapin and Sean Speakman. Sean Speak- man was presented the First Runner Award at the Abilene meet where the boy's team placed seventh. The highlight of the boy's season came with a third place finish at the NCKL meet in Marysville. Scott Moore was recognized as the Most Improved Runner at the annual banquet. For the girls team, Terri Detter was presented the First Runner Award at the Clay Center meet, and the overall team placed third in the NCKL meet held at Marysville. The Most Improved Runner Award was pre- sented to Megan Brackney at the close of the 1987-88 Cross Country Season for her outstanding effort. ✓ K Kmf. Gee, I wonder if I missed my race again?!” (I to R) Chris Palmquist. Brad Johnson, Erik Haden. Kristi Sherwood Tad Collins Kendall Talley Lenn Shipman Buddy Kearn OIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Seated in front. Coach Lyle Pounds. (LQ R) Terri Detter. Kathy Thoman, Allison Bigham. Megan Brackney. Kristi Sherwood On your marks Get set Go! Pictured (L to R in white stripes) Steven Buss. Sean Speakman. Tad Collins. Chad Preston. Kendall Talley. Rob Chapin. Brent Long BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front Scott Moore. Bobby Kraft. Darrell Betzner. Pedro Tomas Mtddle Row Jamie Fouquet. Buddy Kearn. Tad Collins. Jeff Walker. Brad Johnson. Bock Row Coach Lyle Pounds. Sean Speakman. Chad Preston. Kendall Athletics 57 Talley. Brent Long. Steven Buss. Rob Chapin. Lenn Shipman Three firsts highlight the season Varsity Golf Team, front row. Corey Defter. Courtney Ukens. Jason Martin. Curtis Matthews back row. Eric Carlson, Mark Esau. Chris Smith. Rob Chapin. James Roudybush. Neal Hartshorn. John Hinman. Suzy De- bauche. Coach George Meyer The Panther Golf Team captured first place at the Belleville Tourney, the Beloit Invitational, and the Chapman Tournament Led by juniors Eric Carlson. Chris Smith, and a host of seniors the team finished fourth in league and regionals “We were a better than average team which was evident by the first place trophies we received, we'll get hit hard by graduation but I hope some of the underclassmen will step forward and become good golfers by putting In the time on the course. Coach George Meyer Seniors contribute in final season at CHS Rob Chapin Mark Esau James Roudybush 58 Athletics Varsity toys Tennis, front row. Bobby Kraft. Mont© Wentz. Matt FfeweINng. Devin Pearson. John Fowler. Dustin Sheridan back row. Matt Ford. Marc Wentz. Jeff Burdett. Duke Hutchinson. Terry Carlgren. Coach Jack Mitchell Athletics 59 Girls Varsity Team, Front row Kathy Thoman. Crystal McMul- len. Nicci Clark. Heather Collins Second row Terri Detter. Shawna Nordquist. Jodi Fraser. Trisha Heald. Kathy Kindei Third row Head Coach Switzer. AIN- son Bigham. Jodi Stensaas. Erm Christensen. Deana Hotter. Tammy Chandler. Asst. Coach Jay Detter Below Senior Erin Christensen goes up tor two points. Erm finished her career with 550 points and 485 re- bounds Varsity Basketball Scoreboard opp CHS 41 Smith Center 64 34 Minneapolis 56 51 Beloit 52 30 Clay Center 49 43 Marysville 51 26 Abilene 49 27 Wamego 45 57 Superior 48 52 Chapman 44 54 Beloit 51 31 Herington 49 59 Smokey Valley 58 53 SE ot Saline 50 16 Sacred Heart 68 29 Chapman 53 51 Beloit 50 22 Clay Center 47 48 Marysville 44 35 Wamego 65 22 Wamego 43 31 Council Grove 52 53 SE of Saline Record: 15-8 43 “It was a frustrating year we may not have kept up tradition by going to state, but in my eyes, it was still a successful season. •Senior Jodi Stensaas Above Junior guard Shawna Nordquist shoots tor two against archrival Beloit Atter three hot contests with the Trojans. the CHS girls dropped two ot them by a total margin ot tour points Nordquist hit 31% ot her field goals and 40% ot her freethrows 60 Athletics Bigham And Company Lead Panthers To 15 Wins One Great Experience! “This was a great group to work with, they worked extremely hard In practice and really gave a good eflort each day. We had a fine re- cord and finished sec- ond in the NCKL. Of course we were disap- pointed when we lost at the Sub-State Tourney, but in life you don’t al- ways win either. It was a great learning exper- ience tor us all. Head Coach Dick Switzer. Lead by three senior girls and Junior All- League guard Allison Bigham, the lady Pan- thers were again suc- cessful with a fifteen win, eight loss season, first place at the Beloit Tournament, and runner- up to Southeast of Saline at Sub-State. Allison Bigham averaged 15.8 points a game to pace the attack while senior Erin Christensen scored at a 12.6 clip per game. Jodi Stensaas contribut- ed 7.9 points and 6.6 re- bounds per game. Deana Hotter, a senior center for the Panthers, led the team with 10.4 rebounds a game. Christensen and Bigham led post-season honors with selections on the All-League Team, second team All-Area Sa- lina Journal, and honor- able mention awards with the Topeka Daily Capitol and Wichita Eagle Bea- con. Jodi Stensaas was honorable mention NCKL and was voted most out- standing senior by her peers Moving into fourth place on Career Scoring was Allison Bigham with 588 points (with one year of eligibility left), while senior Erin Chris- tensen rounded out her career by placing fifth in scoring (550 pts.) and fifth in rebounding (485). Left: Junior AIBson Bigham spear- headed the Pdnther attack with jumps shots like this She led the team in scoring with 15.8 points per contest, and 365 points for the season Girls Junior Varsity, front row Trisha Heold, Tammy Chandler. Kathy Thoman. Terri Defter. Kathy Kindel. JV Coach Jay Def- ter Second row Crystal McMul- len. Amy Henry. Nicci Clark. Jodi Fraser, Heather Collins Third row Gina Cyphers. Natalie Nichols. Julie Budreau. Kathy Meyer, Carla Nelson Fourth row Man- agers Krissy Kiel. Pita Hosie. Sherri Fraser, Jodie O’Brien, Jennifer Burchfiel Athietics 61 Mitchell’s girls have strong second half Freshman Girls Basketball, Front row Michelle Wills. Christy Burgess. Michelle Dobberstein. Danielle Emmel, Tina Hoist. Coach Jack Mitchell Second row Lisa Pendergrass. Jennifer Strait. Jennifer Herbin. Nichol Evans. Sandy Larkins. Joan Friberg Seniors Close Out Careers Erin Christensen Deana Hotter Jodi Stensaas 62 Athletics Baumann and Switzer sponsor athletic clubs Varsity Club, Front row. Deana Hotter. Cindy Gates. Erin Christen- sen. Kristi Gales. Kristi Sherwood. Jodi Stensaas. Sandy Charbonneau Second row. Kathy Thoman. Judy Hart. Trisha Heald. Kristen McCall. Allison Bighorn. Terri Detter. Mr Dick Switzer Third row. Shawna Nord- quist. Vikki Gallagher. Darla Ptizen- moier. Stetame Toogood. Kathy Kindel. Jenmter Newton C-Club, Front row James Roudybush. Jett Swenson. Brian Ruud. Andr6 McDaniel. Terry Peltier. Lenn Shipman. Tod Collins. Coach Rob Baumann Second row; Kendall Talley. Trent Coppoc. Kevin McCall. John Hinman. Jim Workman. Darin Pearson. Doug Frohardt. Neal Hartshorn Third row. Mike McDaniel. Jason Williams, Dave Cantield. Damon Sterrett. Buddy Kearn, Jay Strait. Brad Culley Fourth row. Gary Strait, Eric Swihart. Jason Adams. Monte Widen. Tracy Heald. Erik Hoden. Chad Preston Fifth row. Randy LeDuc. Eric Carlson. Becket Hinson, Mike Kelley. Brent Long Athletics 63 Basketball 87-88: Front Row Mgr Greg Aytes. Darrin St erret. Shannon Wright. Loren Miller. Steve Buss. Ted Schmidt. Erik Ha- den. Eric Carlson. Duke Hutchin- son. Dustin Sheridan. Darin Pear- son Second Row: Asst Coach Ken Meyer. Becket Hinson. Brad Cutley. Brent Long. Rob Chapin. Bryan Vignery. Matt Stolzen- burg. Tad Cotins. Mike Kelley. Neal Hartshorn. Eric Jochems. John Hinman. Trent Coppoc. Head Coach George Meyer When the coach talks, the team listens Head coach George Meyer directs tvs team through the time out Seniors desperately try to shake fourth quarter blues A Season of Near Misses “The boys kept the bat- tling spirits of CHS bas- ketball alive with Im- provement and effort for the entire season. Many narrow defeats did not detract from this years team image, ’’ stated coach George Meyer. The 1987-88 Panthers did battle through the season and came up with eleven losses decided by ten points or less. The Panthers were in striking distance in almost every game going into the final quarter, and played their 64 Athletics best until the buzzer went off, but just couldn't come up with the wins. Matt Stolzenburgh's all- around effort on the court earned him a well deserved reward. He was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates and received NCKL Hon- orable Mention. Tad Col- lins won the Ed Walter's Free Throw Award. He hit 76 percent from the line which ranked fifth in the league. Neal Hartshorn led the team in scoring with an average of 16.2 points per game and an NCKL Honorable Mention award. Several players will be remembered for what they excelled In; Neal’s three point bombs which seemed like rainbows, Matt's uncanny ways of grabbing a rebound, Trent’s breakaway speed for a layup, and Tad's sweet outside jumpers. These memo- ries help make the sea- son of near misses an experience to be re- membered. Varsity: Frt.: Rob Chapin. Bryan Vignery. Becket Hinson. Brad Culley. Trent Coppoc. John Hin- man Back Asst. Coach Ken Meyer. Brent Long. Matt Stol- zenburg. Tad Collins. Mike Kel- ley. Brad Culley. Hedd Coach George Meyer Trent Coppoc looks for another assist Trent averaged 9 7 points and 2.9 rebounds per game He had 66 assists and 39 steals OPP £ Stolzenburg For Two! 2 Matt average 11.4 points 62 and 9.6 rebounds per S game. His rebounding 15 averaged first in the £§ league. Matt shot 46.7 “ percent from the field. 60 percent from the free 62 throw line, and also had 6 51 steals. 66 77 SWISH 11 Neal Hartshorn hits another bucket from out- side. Neal averaged 16.2 points per game (left photo) CHS 59 Smith Center 94 Mnneopote 3« BeK t 76 Cloy Center 71 Morywie 42 Athene 49 Wamego 45 Superior 51 Chapman 52 Russel 50 SE Same 43 Cloy Center 43 Bek t 51 Athene 42 Sacred Heart 51 Chapman 60 Belat 42 Clay Center 64 Marysv © 64 Wamego 58 AOtene I Athletics, 65 Seniors Lead The Charge! Rob Chapn Tad Collins Trent Coppoc Neal Hartshorn John Hinman Matt Stolzenburg 66 Athletics Bryan Vignery Freshman prepare for the future Frosh Boys BB, Front Row Jared Watson. Devin Pearson. Derrick Silkman. Corey Detter. Bob Kraft. Linden TaHey Back Row: Coach Larry Hartshorn. Travis Berg. Aaron Lar- son. Matt Hosie, Kyle Adams. Gabe Lloyd. Courtney Ukens ----------------------------■■ exercise, and competition Intramural 3 on 3 Champs Eric Joe hems. Neal Hartshorn, and Becket Hinson The Bombers'' finished 12-0 in the basketball competition. Below Freshman Mike Kindel enjoys early morning intramural competi- tion Mr Larry Hartshorn organizes and runs the high school program while Dick Lowery maintains the junior high activities i Athletics 67 Wrestlers take state Hard work and dedication pay off “1988 shall be remem- bered as the year Con- cordia wrestling reached the pinnacle of success.' It has been a long climb to the top and the hard work, dedication, and sacrifice paid off. All 32 squad mem- bers made a contribution. It will truly be a season to remember. -Coach Doug Moore The CHS wrestlers could proudly “show off” their hard earned tro- phy after placing first in the 1988 Class 4A state tournament. After winning all eleven duals and the four tournaments of the season, the Panthers were sent unexpec- tantly to Eastern Regionals. The squad had concentrated on West- ern Kansas teams, such as Beloit, Colby, Oberlin, and Phillipsburg because for the last several years that is what CHS was considered to be, a western team. As It turned out Concordia did quite nicely, placing first overall. Nine out of twelve wrestlers went on to compete for the state title. They were Tony Dong-98, Da- mon Sterrett-105, Jon Dong-112, Matt Ford-119, David Canfield- 126, Mike McDaniel-138, Jim Workman-167, Carl Shuler-185, and Andre McDaniel-Hwt. Out of those nine, Canfield, Workman, McDaniel, and the Dong brothers made it to the finals. Dave Can- field and Jon Dong picked up indi- vidual state titles in their respec- tive weight classes. Tony Dong and Jim Workman both finished second and Andre McDaniel placed third. First row: Tony Dong. Damon Sterrett, Jon Dong. Matt Ford. David Canfield. Mark Burch- fiel. Mike McDaniel. Coach Doug Moore Sec- ond row Eric Swihart, Mike Hake. Kevin McCall, Jim Workman. Carl Shuler. Andre McDaniel. Jason Williams. Coach Keith Sher- wood Third row Reuben Bechtold. Darrell Betzner, Lance Gropp. Clint Jones. Jon Thol- strup, Joey Paulsen. Nathan Sherwood. Heath Trost. Fourth row Gary Strait. Jon Kiel. Joe Freeborn. Dennis Jack. Scott Steffes, Todd DeWitt. Tony Miller. Jim Kiel, 68 Athletics Another win I Dave Canfield captures his third state title. First state victory for the CHS wrestlers. Front row Tony Dong. Damon Sterrett. Jon Dong. Matt Ford. Dave Canfield. Eric Swihart. Mike McDaniel Back row Coach Keith Sher- wood. Mike Hake. Kevin McCall. Jim Work- man. Carl Shuler. Andre McDaniel. Coach Doug Moore The state season Concordia 64 54 57 61 46 38 58 51 66 59 51 S.E. Sahne Ellsworth Superior Salina South Marysville Beloit Wamego Abilene Chapman Wamego Clay Center Opponent 3 6 9 3 6 19 4 3 0 3 12 220 pts 185 pts 197 pts 175 pts 180.5 pts 114.5 pts Colby Inv. (1st) Oberlln Inv. (1st) Selolt Inv. (1st) Phillipsburg Inv. (1st) Regionals (1st) State (1st) TAKE NO PRISONERS! Jon Dong crushes yet another opponent on his way to state Athletics 69 Dave Canfield (1st) Jim Workman (2nd) Andre McDaniel (3rd) 70 Athletics CROW M ED IM THE 1988 Wintersports Queen Jari Hebert and King Terry Peltier W ntersports 71 Concordia High School sees a change in tradition - ■ i i ■ hts of winter sports | The hushed silence of the crowd filled the gymnasium on Friday. Feb- ruary 5, as everyone anxiously awaited Mr. Watson to announce ... The 1988 Winter Sports Queen is Jari Hebert. After the long ap- plause, the athletic director an- nounced Terry Peltier as the Winter Sports King. For the first time in many years the tradition of crowning the King and Queen during the afternoon assem- bly in the auditorium had changed to an evening event at the gymna- sium. After the Girl's Basketball team Man it's hot in here! exclaims Tracy Heald while dancing with date Kari Blochlinger The 1988 Winter Sports King and Queen and their court: Suzy DeBauche. Kristin Norlin. Queen Jari Hebert. Jodi Stensaas. Traci Char- bonneau. Kevin McCall. Andre McDaniel. King Terry Peltier. Alan Boling, and Dave Can- field defeated Abilene, the gym dark- ened while the cheerleaders and pom-poners made an aisle lite by candles for fhe candidates to walk down. Two spotlights and candle- lights were the only source of light in the beautiful ceremony. Randy La- gasse provided music for the cere- mony. After the King and Queen were crowned, a valiant effort by the boys basketball team against the Abilene Cowboys ended a memorable evening. There was a series of events lead- ing up to Friday Evening. On Mon- day. Stuco held a fashion show to show the student body different days. Tuesday was Generic Day. Wednesday was Toddler Day, while Thursday the spirited students signed each others T-shirts. That evening the Wrestlers massacred Chapman to add another pleasant memory to the festive week. Real Day was Friday as the students wore red to show the in spirit and support for the big game that night. The night closed with the tradi- tional Winter Sports Dance. Music was provided by 99KG. 72 Wlnter Sports Thlt It totally radlcallll Karen Detrixhe. Trent Coppoc. Julie Davis, and Tad Collins are defi- nitely having a good time at the Wmtersports Dance Randy Lagasse serenades the Wintersport's Royalty during the assembly on Friday He sang Up Where We Belong , by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warren Kendall Talley looks suave and debonair while he boogies to the beat with Megan Brack - ney. Winter Sports 73 Moving to the music The cheerleaders and pom pon girls provide halftime entertain- ment by performing the school song The 1987-88 Pom Pon squad: Below; (1st row) Stacy Ashland. Traci Charbonneau. Nicole Han- son. Kim Mueller (2nd row) Kris- ten McCall. Vikki Gallagher, Darla Pfitzenmaier. Lacie La- gasse (3rd row) Kathy Clark. Stacey Barrett. Dena Swihart, and Colleen Bronkow The 1987-88 Freshman cheer- leaders: Tami Mueller. Amy Newton, and Kim Bourne 74 Clubs And Organizations The cheerleaders take a ’'time oat to relax Cheering seven different sports kept them all very busy Cheering to the crowd Kathy Clork and Lacie Lagasse The 1987 88 Varsity Cheerleaders wait patiently for the music to (left to right) Amy Ihrig, Lisa Bone- being brake, Lori Roudybush, Jari Hebert, Kristi Sherwood. Brandi Huber. Karen Detrixhe. Kristin Norlin. Tricia Hinman, and Jennifer Waters Who were those girls who traveled all ot those miles, fought the elements during football season, and continually rallied the crowds with the chant “Go Big Red!” The cheerleaders of course! The girls cheered at different athletic activities two to three times a week and were involved in several weekend trips. At the ’87 summer camp the squad won the “unity” award and were one of four squads qualifying for nationals in Hawaii. What would half-time at basketball games be like without the pom pon girls? BORING! There were twelve girls on the squad who practiced five mornings a week at 7:15 a.m. during basketball season, plus attended and performed at all of the home games. The girls choreographed all of the routines. In addition, they won the spirit stick three out of the four days at camp and were awarded a megaphone for overall group effort and spirit. Running For A Trio of Seniors Lead the Charge third time is a charm Senior vaulter Trent Coppoc proved it at the State Com- petition in Wichita when he soared over the bar at fifteen feet to capture the gold medal Trent outdueled Wellin- ton's Phil Holden on his last at- tempt at the height and ex- claimed. I've been waiting a long time to be on top that awards stand, it was a matter of getting a good vault, and I did! Trent earlier in the season set a school record at the league meet with a vault of 15-1 and captured the regional title a team. Other valiant efforts were at regional where juniors Jason Ad- ams and Allison Bigham placed in the javelin and high jump respec- tively. Jason captured first with a throw of 184'10 and Allison won third in the girl's event with a leap of 4'10 to qualify them for State. Coach Baumann was pleased with his squad’s efforts and stat- “The team had some out- standing individual perfor- mances with Coppoc, Frohardt, Christensen really coming on at the State Event, I'LL certainly hate to see them graduate. ” week later. Fellow senior Doug Frohardt and Erin Christensen also grabbed gold medals for the Panther tracksters Doug, undefeated all year in the 400m dash, blew away the rest of the 4A competi- tion at State and took first in the event with a time of 49.76. He also took second in the 200m dash with a time of 23.11. Earlier in the season. Doug set a school re- ed, cord in the 400m with a time of 49 3. Erin Christensen followed up her regional shot put title with a first place medal at State also Erin recorded a personal best heave of 40'2! 2 to pace the girls 76 Athletics Panther Track Squad, front row Coach Steve Bauer. Laurie Strait. Carla Nelson. Amy Newton. Jennifer Newton. Terri Detter. Kathy Thom- as. Kristi Gales. Trisha Heald. Allison Bighorn. Erin Christensen. Megan Brackney. Jennifer Burchfiel. Tricia Hinman. Tina Haist. Lisa Pendergrass. Michelle Wills. Lisa Bonebrake. Managers Kari Blochlmger. Jodie O'Brien. Jeff Swenson Second row Asst Coach Dick Switzer. Asst Coach Glenn Walker. Derrick Hittle. Tony Miller. Clint Wilcox. Terry Peltier. Monte Wid- en, Jason Adams. Brent Long. Tad Collins. Aaron Larsen. Darin Pearson. Kyle Adams. Matt Hosie. Eric Jochems. Joe Freeborn. Gabe Lloyd, Jason Williams. Heath Trost, Nathan Sherwood. Asst Coach Tom Brosius Third row Richard Nelson. Randy LeDuc. Linden Snavely. Becket Hinson. Bud- dy Kearn. Dave Matthews. Brian Ruud. Tim Pentico, Brian Vignery. Trent Coppoc. Doug Frohardt, Shannen Wright. Brian Valcoure. Jeff Walker. Darrell Betsner. Rueben BechtokJ. Eric Genette. Scott Moore. Brad West. Scott Hale. Head Coach Rob Baumann Left Junior Allison Bigham high jumps at the CHS Invitational while senior speedster Doug Frohardt prepares his start for the 100m dash Athletics 77 Seniors boast three state champions State Track Champs, L to R: Erin Christensen (shot put), Trent Coppoc (Pole-vault), Doug Frohardt (400m dash) Darin Pearson Terry Peltier Brian Ruud Brian Vignery 78 Athletics Lights, Camera, Action!! Below. No Sam. you have no rights in this house anymore! Lenn Shipman tries to see what is going on outside the closet as Melinda Radley tries to keep him from suspicion in the play Exit the Body . exclaims Catherine Freeborn to Doug Smith in Life and Death of Larry Benson . Lower left. Cast of Life and Death of Larry Benson Row 1: Mr Church. Susan Letourneau, Stephanie Gocke. Monica McDaniel. Terri Ashland Row 2 Tawny a Bray. Kristi Sherwood. Catherine Freeborn. Kendall Tal- ley. Doug Smith. Shawn Hood. Row 3 Julie Nelson. Eric Timkar. Melinda Elliott. Colleen Brunkow. and Derrick Silkman Jeff Bur deft attempts to seduce Shannon Nelson In Exit the Body”. Memorization, Repetition, Performance!! PraBwcaB tkravgk •facial arr •111 IwmI fraacb. It (la a� Ba� af ayyaaraaca) LIIII.. Sayaaac Callaaa O'Gaaaall Ih4 IMi----- Balaa O'Taala ■ (in Blalay — C aaa M«—a«4 •«rtM CMtlar tfla Batata - — PhiII� Salih - lie kart Miaul Barrlck Sllkaaa ■ Hajaa kaclMf Callaaa Bcwakaw - Stacy I a la at • Taffy Carlyraa Bak Kraft - Jaa Tkalalra� Jaka Pawall lalatfai, Ba.aakar 1 (la atBar af ayyaaraaca) Lllllaa Sayaaar — laraaa Caahlay Lfla Baaara — Ml If SalIk - BtcharB ham .... Jaff Bar«all ----- Tart I iahlaaB -------- laaaay Tall Nallata Jay Bat lay — Tarry Carlyraa ------trick Tlakar ....... 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Btk CraBa Draa Claaa Crafklc Baalfa--------------------------Ckarla Clkalakl The drama department performed three productions during the 1987-88 school year They were Exit the Body”. The Life and Death of Larry Benson,” and Jonny Moonbeam.” Exit the Body” was November 19. 20. and 21. 1987. It was a comedy-mystery play, involving two casts to allow more student participation. Mr Church said, The biggest challenge was having two casts, and by having Doug Smith as a student director. It was possible to involve so many people The Life and Death of Larry Benson” was March 17 and 18. 1988 The play was performed in the round, which means the audience sat right on stage with the performers. It was satisfying to me because it was a drama and it was handled very maturely and capably, ” stated Mr. Church. Jonny Moonbeam was a children's play and was performed May 6. 1988. It involved alot of movement and had two student directors. Catherine Freeborn and Stacey Ashland Preparing for a play is just as im- portant as a good perfor- mance. Kensey Toll helps Derrick Silkman apply his make-up Drama 81 V - Students of the Month: (below) Jan Rasmussen. Jeff Burdett, Kendall Talley. Terry Peltier. Traci Charbonneau, Doug Smith. Ter- ry Carlgren. Julie Davis, (not pic- tured) Matt Stolzenburg. StuCo- (first row) Michelle Wills. Traci Charbonneau. Kathy Mey- er. Stacey Barrett. Nicole Han- son. Danielle Emmel. Taml Mueller Second row Kinsey Ton. Monica McDaniel. Catherine Freeborn. Kim Mueller, Stacy Ruud. Kim Ramsey. Third row: Mr. Ken Meyer. Terry Carlgren, Todd Hoff. Allison Bigham. Jan Rasmus- sen. Kendall Talley. Matt Ford, and Jett Burdett. Below Catherine Freeborn makes a point at a student-fac- ulty meeting while Mr. Aytes an- ticipates his response 82 Clubs and Organizations Sports club buys mascot! First row Tarm Mueker Amy Newton. Kim Bourne. Kristi Sherwood. Suzy De- Bouche. Brandi Huber. Kathy Meyer. Stocey Barrett. Nk:o e Hanson. Jodi Sten- soas. Jennifer Waters. Amy hg. Kristin Norln. Karen Detrixhe. Usa Bonebrake. Trcka Unman. Lon Roudybush Second row Shawn Hood. Troa Charbonneou. Jan Rossmussen. Juke Davis. Kristi Gales. Beth Appleby. Jodi Meats. Stocy Ashland. Lode Logosse Dena Swbart. Amy Henry. Derrick Hrttle. Jennifer Runyan. Deanna Blochlnger. Andr6 McDaniel. Erin Christensen Third row Kyle Adams. Erik Hoden. Nathan Sherwood. Courtney Ukens. Stephens Gocke. Monica McDaniel. Roxanne Longenecker. Judy Hart. Kristen McCal. Chanty Trost. Kathy Thomas. Shawna Nordqust. Vkki Gakogher, Trisha Heald Kan Blochlnger Fourth row Aaron Larsen. Heath Trost. Jenny Schubert. Chad Preston. Brad Johnson. Kendal Taley. Lenn SNpman. Vrgma Grimm. Jenny Barnett. Laune Halda. Dyan Johnson. Heather Coins. Jennifer Wright. Christy Burgess. Usa Pendergrass Fifth row Jon Thobtrvjp. Sandy Charbonneou. Devn Pearson. Lee Dcrtap. Alson Bighorn. Stocy Ruud. Trocy Reusch. Kathy Kndei. Km Ramsey. Jennifer Newton. Carla Nelson Sixth row Jon Kiel. Mke Kndei. Jared Biazek. Tm Pentico. Amy Dobbersten. Dameke Emmel. Jennifer Herbn. Dawn Conn. Jennifer Tholstrup. Rebecca Swenson. Afcce McGaughey. Becky Prberg Lon Adam Seventh row Christy Lynn. Steven Buss. Down Boing. Mcheke Halda. Kathy Clark. Leann Sedacek. Sherri Hobbs. Jennifer Strart. Joan Frtoerg. Sandy Larkins Eighth row Richard Secfocek. Mke Hake. Socket Hnson. Loren Mier. Matt Stolzenburg. Dennis DeWitt. Jody Dorman. An e Watowa. Co eea O'Cormek. Megan Brockney. Laixie Strait. Corey Grosse Student Council Executives: (Left) Ken Meyer, sponsor; Kin- sey Ton. treasurer; Traci Char- bonneau. president; Nicole Han- son. vice president; Jeff Burdett. secretary. French Club, front row Mrs. Mowry. Rhonda Walker. Jennifer Floyd. Julie Davis. Stacy Ashland Bock row Terri Ashland. Stacey Ruud. Laurie Strait. Gina Cyphers. Monica McDaniel. Stephanie Gocke. Tracy Reusch Clubs And Organizations 83 Top left Gab© Lloyd is in total amazement over Todd Hoffs ability to flip tortillas at the tortilla flipping contest held by Spanish Club. Tennis Club, Left. Front row: Kristen McCall, Gina Braun. Mellissa Harris. Karen Detrixhe, Laurie Strait. Sandy Larkins Bock row Amy Zimmerman. Leanne Sedlacek. Tina Burchfiel, Coach Montoya Drama Club: below, left to right: Shannon Nelson. Melinda Elliot. Molly MCGannon. Cathy Clyatt. Sandy Larkins. Jodi Menard. Julie Nelson, Megan Brackney, Joan Friberg. Dyan Johnston, Monica McDaniel. Terri Ashland. Stacy Ashland, Catherine Freeborn. Terry Calgren. Colleen O'Connel. Erich Timkar. Colleen Brunkow. Laurie Strait. Kathy Ketterer. Valerie Workman. Francie Bates. Melinda Radley, Lenn Shipman. Derrek Silkman. Jake Powell. Joey Freeborn, Tag© Toll. Matt Ford. Bob Kraft, and Jeff Walker 84 Clubs And Organizations Spanish Club: First row: Jodi Nelson. Michelle Johnson. Gwen Anderson. Heidi Cote. Erika Nelson. Jennifer Strait. Kimba Sjogren. Margie Walsh. Mrs. Carmen Davis. Christopher Cairnes. Second row Vakxie Workman. Kensey Toll. Third row Chris Smith. Bob Kraft. Rita Hosie. Catherine Freeborn. Karen Detrixhe. Jennifer Runyan, Tricia Hinman. Sandy Charbonneau. Tad Collins. Jennifer Wright, Natalie Nichols. Fourth row Kristin Noriin. Jan Rassmussen, Kristi Sherwood. Duke Huthinson, Kim Ramsey. Jeff Walker, Heather Collins, Lori Roudybush. Lacie Laggasse. Dena Swihart Fifth row: Donna Hayden. Terri Detter, Megan Brackney. Shanna Alexander. Dwayne Bray Close Up Washington in Senator Nancy Kassabaum’s office Front row Kristi Sherwood. Kensey Toll Second row Shoe Andersen, Kim Mueller. Kim Ramsey. Judy Hart. Karen Detrixhe. Amy Thoman Close-Up Kansas: (pictured with another group) front row on far right Monica Blanton. Second row Attorney General Bob Stephan. Catherine Freeborn. Stacy Ruud. Rita Hosie. Stacy Ashland, and second from the right Duke Huthinson Clubs And Organizations 85 Junior class sponsors Prom 88 Right: Missy Harris. Alan Boling, and Karen Detrixhe quench their thirst from the punch fountain Middle Right: Dennis DeWitt and his date enjoy the starlite evening Far Right Prom 66 Servers-Joseph Freeborn. Sandy Larkins. Michelle Wills. Heath Trost Couples dance to the music of Knights of the Turntable 86 Prom Brian Ruud and Amy Ihng anticipate an Jodi Stensaas and Trent Coppoc are ready to exciting prom. dance the night away. On the night of April 16, 1988, the Concordia High School gym was magically transformed into a beautiful Paris ballroom. Couples danced under the starlite sky as Knights of the Turntable played songs well into the evening. Couples could leave the ballroom and walk through a huge, twenty-foot Eiffel Tower and arches of roses to a quaint, little French caf6. Fountains were scat- tered in various places including one used as a punch bowl. The colors were pink, silver, and black. Glittering chandeliers above the dance floor and stars outside the windows enhanced the spectacular scene. Afterwards, many went to prom breakfasts at various houses and arrived home in the early morning hours. All in all, prom was a huge, beautiful event. The Juniors are the ones to thank and definitely deserve the credit. Prom 87 CONCORDIA HIGH SCHOOL BAND First row: Kristi Sherwood. Jennifer Newton. Karen Detrixhe. Terri Defter. Amy Zimmerman. Shannon Nelson. Kristin Norlin. Stacy Ruud. Catherine Freeborn. Francie Bates. Jan Rasmussen. Second row Stocey Barrett. Carla Nelson. Tina Burchfiel. Crystal Workman. Monica Blanton. Kensey Toll. Ted Schmitt. Monte Wentz. Tawnya Bray. Teresa Clyatt. Brenda Hudson. Dyan Johnston. Rebecca Swenson. Danielle Emmel. Tami Mueller. Third row: Jody Nelson. Gina Braun. Melinda Elliott. Molly McGannon. Virginia Grimm. Terri Ashland. Tracy Reusch. Stacy Ashland. Nathan Sherwood. Amy Newton. Donna Hayden. Brad Johnson. Judy Hart. Lisa Pendergrass. Diane Hayden. Amy Ihrig. Jeff Walker. Julie Davis. Fourth row: Jodi Meats. Charity Trost. Laurie Christensen. Chad Preston. Kathy Ketterer. Allison Bigham. Matt Flewelling. Brad Hudson. Jared Watson. Linden Talley. Derrick Silkman. Craig Wilson. Clint Jones. Duke Hutchinson. Chad Flescher. Autumn Christians, Monica McDaniel. Jared Buoy. Lee Dunlap. Amy Henry. Darin Pearson Fifth row: Kendall Talley, Brent Long. Rob Chapin. Terry Carlgren, Steven Buss. Tage Toll. Erich Timkar, Joe Freeborn. Gabe Lloyd, Matt Ford. Tony Miller. Michelle Wills, Courtney Ukens, Corey Defter. Brian Schmitt, Jeff Parker. Kristen McCall. Marc Wentz. Andr6 McDaniel. Mr. Meisel. Amy Thoman. Bryan Vignery. Brandon Lewis, Gary LaBarge, Jodi O'Brien. Chris Paimquist. Erik Haden. Eric Aggson. Becket Hinson. Curtis Matthews. Jason Martin. Flag Corps Center: Captain Jodi Meats First row Charity Trost. Amy Henry. Amy Thoman. Terri Ashland. Monica McDaniel. Kensey Ton. Second row Jolene Cassel. Julie Davis. Beth Appleby. Kristi Gales. Salena Lovette 88 Clubs And Organizations Drum maior : Allison Bighorn and Stacy Ruud Mr. Meisel and band members show-off the first place trophy that the band received at the Worlds of Fun Music Festival. It was the first time that a Concor- dia band received a Superior rating at the festival. Furthermore, in winning its class, Concordia became the first band from Kansas to win the Outstanding Band Award in any class at the festival. Mr. Meisel com- mented, “it was definitely one ot the highlights of my career, and was one of the finest bands that I have ever had. I attribute much of the band's sue cess to the seniors. The CHS band marches through downtown Concordia during the Homecoming parade Clubs And Organlzatlons 89 Junior Adrian Hopkins selects a tape to play as part of his broadcast for the after school radio show The radio Club works as a part of KNCK to provide school news to the public Mr Keith Long spearheads the club and its post-school programs students take requests throughout the day and from the phone playing what CHS students want to hear Several aspiring DJ's have been groomed by Mr Long The Radio Club, Left to right Doug Frohardt. Erik Hoden. Darin Pearson. Andr6 McDaniel. Brandon Lewis. Jeff Swenson. Mike Kelley. Neal Hartshorn, and Adram Hopkins 1 National Art Honor Society, on the rail Jody Dorman. Roxanne Longenecker. Alice McGaughey. Becky Friberg. Cherie Cibolski. Shawn Hood (President), standing Deanna Blochlmger. Jeff Blochlinger. Scott Alexander. Shawna Hobbs. Mr Petersen, and Mr Southwick Alice McGaughey won National Honors for a project completed in the first semester she had her project displayed as part of the National Scholastic Art Exhibition held m New York. New York 90 Clubs And Organizations Furture Homemaker of America, first row Danito Kearn, Christi Lynn, Hope Nitz second row Miss Pat Dwerlkotte, Lisa Mendenhall, Amy Caron. Debbie Brummett. third row Jody Mason. Amy Gerard Above The Quiz Bowl Team: Shannon Nelson. Erich Timkar. Jeff Burdett. and Jeff Walker Left Junior Art Honor Society member Chad Leonard pours a halftime drink at the football concession stand Clubs play important role at CHS The clubs at Concordia High School continue to play an important role in developing student's minds and bodies for activities they would not normally receive in the classroom. Sponsors organize the clubs by meeting once every five week period during a nine o'clock to nine twenty-five time slot on Thursdays. Additional meetings are scheduled earlier in the morning or late in the evening to cover items which need more time. The groups raise money through concessions, car washes, or sales in order to achieve objectives established during the first semester Several clubs experience learning by traveling to other cities or states and have special standards in order to belong to thot club. Clubs And Organlzations 91 first year Koldge, girls left to right Tracy Reusch. Julie Davis. Stacey Barrett. Shawn Hood. Danielle Emmel. Jodi Meats. Jennifer Newton. Monica Blanton. Stacy Ashlaned boys, l-r Jeff Swen- son. Robert Owen. Brian Vignery, Andrd McDaniel. Erich Tim- kar. Erik Haden. Tage Toll. Gabe Lolyd. John Hinman A Capella Choir, first row Tammy Chandler. Lisa Bonebrake. Stacey Barrett. Stephanie Gocke. Kim Mueller. Shawn Hood. Salena Lovette. Kristi Gales. Julie Davis. Jodi Meats, Stacy Ashland. Jennifer Newton. Beth Appleby. Music Director Ken Heinz second row Tami Mueller, Amy Newton. Colleen Brunkow. Colleen O'Connell. Michelle Halda. Andr6 McDan- iel. Gabe Lloyd. Erik Haden. Jeff Swenson. John Hinman. Michelle Dobberstein. Jennifer Herbm. Tina Haist. Dawn Boling, Michelle Wills. Dana Parker. Redonda Baugh third row Shelly Anderson. Dawn Conn. Taunya Bray. Kathy Ketterer. Erich Timkar. Ted Schmidt. Doug Smith. Tage Toll. Courtney Ukens. Richard Nelson. Robert Owen. Travis Mills. Shannon Nelson. Jennifer Floyd. Rhonda Walker. Kathy Meyer. Denise Ringer fourth row Tammy Jernigan. Danielle Emmel. Kim Bourne. Amy Zimmerman. Cindy Shifflett. Jody Dorman. Teri Ashland. Laune Halda. Debbie Burns. Vaione Workaman. Tracy Ruesch. Tncia Regnier. Danita Kearn. Kensey Toll. Francie Bates. Crissy West. Kristy Lynn 92 Clubs And Organizations A Cappella receives first at state Top photo Members of A Cappella choir relax in be- tween songs in the vocal music room Above New Creation, front row. Shawn Hood, Taunya Bray, Steph- anie Gocke. Tammy Chandler, Kristi Gales, Kensey Toll second row Robert Owen, John Hinman, Andr6 McDaniel rhe 1987-88 school year was very gratifying for third year Vocal Music instructor Ken Heinz. His A Cappella Choir received the prestigious number one rating at state while the newly formed Ko- Idge duplicated the feat at the contest (held at Cloud County Community College). Several other individual performances received number one ratings also; Shawn Hood. Salena Lovette. Erich Timkar 8r Andr6 McDaniel placed first in their respective performances. Kristi Gales and Kensey Toll received sec- onds after qualifying at regionals in Manhattan. “I was real satisfied with this year’s choir, judging from the comments of parents and commu- nity members, this was one of the best choirs in many years.” Music Director Ken Heinz Clubs And Organizations 93 Yearbook journalism 1988 YEARBOOK STAFF, Left to Right John Hinmon, Jan Rasmussen, Kristin Norlin. Jennifer Waters. Jodi Stensaas, Traci Charbonneau. Kristi Sherwood, Kristi Gales, Jodi Meats, Andr6 McDaniel, Doug Frohardt. Mark Esau. 1988 Yearbook Staff takes trip to Josten’s Plant. After a three hour bus ride to Tope- ka, the class met their Josten's re- presentative at Geppetto's, where they feasted on pizza. Then it was off to Josten’s Industrial Processing Plant. They learned how yearbooks were put together, and they saw oth- er schools’ yearbooks being pro- cessed. They were also given ideas on how to put together an imagina- tive and creative High School annu- al. This is how the yearbook staff feels about deadlines. 1988 Panther staff gives us the school news. Back row Amy Ihrig. Traci Charbonneau, Jodi Stensaas, Kendall Talley, Darlene Woollard. Brenda Landry, Jennifer Waters Second row Jenifer Liby, Alice McGaughey. Angie Ruzika, Stacie Ruud, Jodi Mason, Cherri Cibolski, Lori Adam, Becky Friberg, Jeff Swenson. Front row Duke Hutchinson, Lenn Shipman, Erik Haden, Kori Blochlinger, Kristi Sherwood. 94 Clubs And Organizations First row Jake PoweH. Catherine Freeborn. Shannon Nelson. Eric Aggson. Colleen O'Con- nell. Tony Dong. Kendall Talley Second row Mr Laas. Amy Zimmerman. Rebecca Swen- son. Colleen Brunkow. Nancy Letourneau. Roxanne Longnecker. Kensey Toll. Doug Smith Third row Stacey Roche. Tawnya Bray. Jeff Bur deft. Terry Carlgren. Scott Moore. Brandon Newell. Kim Ramsey. Jeff Walker. Erich Timkar Fourth Row Dwayne Bray. Me- gan Brackney. Corey Defter. Laurie Strait. Derrick Silkman. Jon Dong. Bob Kraft. Chad Leonard. Carson Brack ney First row Scott Moore. Jennifer Liby. Col- leen Brunkow. Kathy Ketterer. Colleen O'Connell. Tony Dong. Second row Bob Kraft. Jon Dong. Stacey Roche. Third row Carson Brackney. Jeff Burdett. Dwayne Bray. Jeff Walker. Erich Timkar. Chad Leonard. Brandon Newell. Shannon Nel- son. Corey Defter. Mr Laas First row Stacy Roche. Amy Thoman. Stacy Ruud. Shoe Anderson. Susan Letourneau. Corey Grosse. Julie Nelson. Jodi Menard Second row Shana Alexander. Danita Kearn. Virginia Grimm. Jenny Barnett. Allison Bigham. Terry Defter. Rita Hosie Third row: Denise Regnier. Sherri Hobbs. Molly McGannon. Krissi Kiel. Cathy Clyatt. Janet Degraff. Jennifer Liby, Carol Sleffel. Christy Lynn. Laurie Halda. Jennifer Floyd. Michelle Boogart. Kathy Ketterer. Tricia Regnier. Tracy Reusch. Clubs And Organlzations 95 From the Colorado Rockies to the Kentucky Bluegrass and Science Club visited the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson and traveled to Denver. Colorado to see the Titan Missile Plant. While they were there, they visited the Ramses II Egyptian Exhibit. Back row (L to R): Judy Hart. Mark Longfellow. Joe Freeborn. Scott Moore. Terry Carlgren. Chris Smith. Monica Blanton. Tage Toll. Matt Hosie. Shanna Alexander. Mr Barnhart Second row (L to R): Monte Wentz. Kim Ramsey. Kathy Kindel. Catherine Freeborn. Stacy Roche. Lori Adam. Kendall Talley. Stephanie Gocke, Kristi Sherwood. Sandy Charbonneau. Front row (L to R): Lenn Shipman. Mark Wentz. Karen Detrixhe. Stacy Ashland. Jeff Bur deft. Kensey Toll. Shannon Nelson. Terri Ashland. Amy Thoman Today’s students ... tomorrows business professionals. ” OEA: Back row (I to R): Charity Trost. Kathy Tho- man. Mrs Sherffius. Sec- ond row (L to R): Crystal Turner. Vikki Gallagher. Jari Hebert; OEA of Kan- sas Secretary. Jodi Sten- soas First row (L to R): Brandi Huber. Michelle Cripe. Kathy Kindel. OEA of Kansas Vice-President. Deana Hotter 96 Clubs And Organizations from the Soviet Union to Turkey: Students are on the move. 5 ix students from Concordia High School trav- eled to the Soviet Union this summer as part of the American-Soviet Youth Exchange I'm thrilled to death that I got the chance to go to the Soviet Union. It was an adventure I will always remember.'' said senior Jan Rasmussen about the twenty-one day trip with over 30 other Kansas high school students. Jan traveled with CHS senior Ken- dall Talley, and juniors Shea Anderson. Dennis Dewitt. Catherine Freeborn, and Brent Long. Glenn Walker. CHS social science teacher, was in charge of the Kansas students making the trip Highlights of the trip included a day in Helsinki Finland, attending the Moscow Circus, visiting an- cient Muslim sites in Bukhara, and being in Kiev dur- ing the 100th anniversary of Christianity coming to Russia. The Kansas group departed from Topeka on June 26 for Chicago where they boarded a plane for Helsinki. Finland. They returned from their journey on July 18. Doug Smith's unforgettable trip halfway around the world began on June 22 when he flew from Kansas City to New York for a preparational meet- Rustlan Envoy: Back row (L to R): Brent Long. Dennis Dewitt Middle row (L to R): Kendall Talley. Cather- ine Freeborn. Glenn Walker (Soviet- Kansas Chairperson) Front row (L to CHS Foreign Exchange Doug Smith Student. R): Jan Rasmussen. Shea Anderson ing The group of AFS students then flew to Amaan. Jordan, proceeded to Istanbul, and next took a 10 hour bus ride to Izmir for another meeting. Doug then went back to Istanbul where he met his host family. Doug lived with a lower-upper class family of four in a city of seven million people His “father owned a operated two appliance stores while his “mother was a homemaker. When asked what he liked best about Ns opportunity of spending the summer in Istanbul. Turkey. Doug said. The thing that I enjoyed most about my whole trip was my experience with my family. National Honor Socloty, Back row (L to R): Brad CuMey. Darrin Sterrett, Matt Ford. Chris Smith. Marc Wentz. Matt Stolzenburg. Jeff Burdett. Doug Smith Fourth row (L to R): Roxanne Longenecker. Lisa Bonebrake. Kari Blochlinger. Becky Friberg. Rita Hosie. Stacy Ruud. Susan Letourneau. Kathy Kindel. Terri Detter Third row (L to R): Natalie Nichols. Allison Bigham. Kim Mueller. Amy Ihrig. Kristi Sherwood. Jodi Meats. Julie Davis. Karen Detrixhe. Kensey Toll Second row (L to R): Heather Collins. Kim Ramsey. Tracy Reusch. Amy Thoman, Monica Blanton. Shea Andersen. Stacy Ashland. Rhonda Walker Front row (L to R): Mrs Bradley. Dena Swihart. Tricia Hinman. Brandi Huber. Terry Carlgren. Catherine Freeborn. Jan Rasmussen. Kristin North Clubs And Organlzatlons 97 U.S.D. 333 Retirements Pat Dwerlkotte Bob Ensign Harold Kearn PAST EDUCATION: High School Marysville, KS. (Normal Training Major) BSE Degree • Kansas State University, 1953 MSE Degree • Kansas State Universi- ty, 1970 PAST EMPLOYMENT: 1944-50 Marshall County Rural Schools, KS. 1953-55 • Mankato H.S., Mankato, KS. 1955-S8 • Concordia High School AREAS TAUGHT: Pat Dwerlkott’s earli- er educational responsibilities In- cluded the experiences of being school nurse, Janitor, and sometimes cook before her home economics certification In education. In addition to those commitments, she taught home management, child develop- ment, foods and nutrition, Interior decorating, and consumer buying. Pat sponsored pep club, FHA, cheer- leading, GAA, and all of the high school classes. An active life time member of NCEA, she served as building representative, district FHA advisor, and was on the state advi- sory board for FHA as chairman of home economics. HIGHLIGHTS: Serving as president of the Kan- sas Home Economics Association and the contacts I had with guest speakers, authors, and other spe- cialists enabled me to broaden my horizons. I'll miss and probably have to adjust to the fact that my corre- spondence with hundreds of people throughout the school year will be cut down to a few people to relate with. I will be looking forward to more travel, family get togethers, and trying some new Ideas with hob- bles and other Interests. OVERVIEW: The most satisfying experience while teaching Is watching a student grow, succeed, and develop their potential. I'll miss the contacts with students and faculty members who have been such good friends. — Pat Dwerlkotte PAST EDUCATION: High School • Coffeyvllle, KS. BME Degree • Wichita State Universi- ty, 1950 MME Degree Wichita State Universi- ty, 1971 Graduate work at Emporia, Kansas 98 Retirement, Memorandum State University, and K.U. PAST EMPLOYMENT: 1950-52 Chase H.S., Chase, KS. 1952-55 • Peabody H.S., Peabody, KS. 1955-57 • U. S. Air Force In Germany 1957-61 Peabody H.S. Peabody, KS 1961- 62 • Marysville H.S., Marysville, KS. 1962- S6 • Concordia H.S., Middle School and Jamestown Schools AREAS TAUGHT: Mr. Ensign primarily taught Instru- mental music. In Peabody, he tauaht English in addition to music for five years. In the service, he served as commander and assistant com- mander of the United States Air Force In Europe Band. HIGHLIGHTS: There are many years that were good, particularly In the late 60's and early 70's. In 1973, we received fourteen first division ratings at State Contest and placed three students In the All state Band, two of who were awarded first chair positions. In 1972, we entered eighteen soloist and eight ensembles, ten of which received first division ratings at State Contest. In 1970, six ensembles and eight soloist received first division ratings at State. I'll always be proud of the band's first division ratings, their being asked to participate In the clinics at Emporia State, Kansas State, and Hays University. In addi- tion to this, I took pride In our early stage band shows, tours, and the emphasis that was given In the areas of preparation and sight reading at State Contest. In my later years, I enjoyed very much the freshness and talents of beginning students. OVERVIEW: I'll miss the smiles and friendly greetings that many young people greet me with downtown and In the stores. That recognition will undoubt- edly fade, however, It means a lot to me. In retrospect, I hope I'll be re- Rod Hull, 1986 CHS gra- duate, died June 19, 1986, as the result of a car acci- dent. His epitaph reads • Fine Son ... Loyal Friend ... Proud Sportsman ... membered as a person who has made a positive contribution (musi- cal and otherwise) In the learning process of the students. — Bob Ensign PAST EDUCATION: High school • Concordia, KS. PAST EMPLOYMENT: 5 Years • Dobson Manufacturing Co. Concordia, KS. MILITARY EXPERIENCE: Served seven years In the Army. HIGHLIGHTS: I will finish my thirty-fifth year In July. I have worked under five super- intendents and In three different schools; Washington, Jamestown schools, and CHS. I enjoyed working with most of the teachers. The only highlight was knowing that I got my Job done. OVERIVEW: I will miss opening the school house at 6:30 A.M. every morning. I hope that I will be remembered for all of the work that I have done with- in the school system. In my spare time I plan to garden, be with my grandchildren, and attend CHS ac- tivities. — Harold Kearn Rod Hull 1967-1986 One big blowout! Yes, indeed, it was one big blowout at the re-vamped Armory that Wednesday Night back in May for the seniors! The parents of several seniors decorated the facility so well that it was almost as if a person was transformed back to the fifties with a casino area (ran by the JayCees), a Hard Rock Cafe, a Video room, a Rock n' Roll Band, and a photo booth. All drinks and refreshments were free to the Class of 88 as well as a late-nite breakfast. Fake money won by the gamblers was later used to buy goods at an auction. Without any doubt, the Senior Party was a place to have fun with your friends one last time ... Seniors Gene Sicard and Jay Lanoue discuss their cash situa- tion at the crap table. Above Susie Widen. Virginia Grim, Jenny Barnett, and Brenda Landry take a break at the cafe Right: Beth Appleby. Aussie Jodie O'Brien, and Junior guest Amy Caron stop in the doorway with some strange characteris- tics. Far Right: Senior Carl Shuler wel- comes Jett McDaniel to the evening's festivities 100 Senior Party See this Kevin? Look at it real close, it's easy to win at this game, now you try! explains senior Craig WHson to Kevin McCall Left: Kim Canfield relaxes with a friend at the cafe tables. Top photo Deanna Hale and Dawn Eaton make a toast to the unidentifiable lady by the juke box. Above: Rob Chapin and Leon- ard Parks (with sporty hat) get the fever at the crap table Leonard might be wondering what's it like in Vegas Senior Party 101 103 Graduate From CHS The Class of 1988 Valedictori- ans: Jan Rasmussen, Terry Carigren, and Julie Davis. Below: Social Selene© Instructor Pat Hanson highlighted com- mencement with an invigorat- ing address to a capacity crowd inside the gymnasium. Below left The Class of 1988 Salutatorians: Kensey Toll and Kristin Norlln. 102 Commencemen t Board President Ross Vender Hamm presents Jan Rasmussen with her diploma. Left Senior Student Council President Traci Charbonneau also gave a graduating address to her fellow classmates Above: Members of the Board of Education, administration, and fac- ulty recognized the Class of 1988 for their achievements. Terry Carlgren, Julie Davit, and Jan Rasmussen were the Valedictorians of the Class of 1986. Each student maintained perfect 4.00 GPA's throughout their education at CHS. The Salutatorlans for the class were Kristin Norlln and Kensey Toll. Other Honor Graduates were; Terry Peltier, Melinda Radley, Kristi Sherwood, and Jeff Burdett. Due to threatening weather conditions, the commencement exercises were held In the gymnasium In front of a capacity crowd. The High School Band, directed by Bud Melsel, began the ceremony with the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. The invocation was provided by Rev. Edsel Lovett© and music by A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Ken Heinz. Senior Traci Charbonneau (StuCo President), and CHS Faculty member Mrs. Pat Hanson gave commencement addresses. The valedictory was provided by the three Valedictorians. High School principal J. Michael Aytes recognized the class while Board President Ross A. Vander Hamm and Superintendent Larry Nelson presented the diplomas. The Class of 19BB ceremony ended with the benediction by Rev. Lovette and the recessional by the Concert Band. Good Luck Class of BBI Commencement 103 CLASS OF 1988 VALEDICTORIANS Terry Carlgren Julie Davis Jan Rasmussen SALUTATORIANS Kristin Norlin Kensey Toll HONOR GRADUATES • Jeff Burdett Kristin Norlin Jan Rasmussen Terry Carlgren Terry Peltier Kristi Sherwood Julie Davis Melinda Radley Kensey Toll TOP 25% OF CLASS Lela Adcox Frances Bates Jeffrey Burdett Terry Carlgren Sandra Charbonneau Julie Davis Susan DeBauche Jennifer Fakler Amy Ihrig Brandon Lewis Jodi Meats Kimberly Mueller Kristin Norlin Terry Peltier Melinda Radley Jan Rasmussen Kristina Sherwood Douglas Smith Matt Stolzenburg Kendall Talley Kensey Toll Rhonda Walker Jennifer Waters Marc Wentz Darlene Woolard FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Jodie O’Brien BOARD OF EDUCATION Ross A. Vander Hamm, President Ken Esau Mike Johnston Carolin Moore Hanna Newman Ross Olson Richard Radcliffe NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jeff Burdett Terry Carlgren Julie Davis Amy Ihrig Jodi Meats Kim Mueller Kristin Norlin Jan Rasmussen Kristi Sherwood Doug Smith Matt Stolzenburg KendaU Talley Rhonda Walker Marc Wentz 104 Commencement Lela Renee Adcox Bethella Marie Appleby Gregory Lee Aytes Jenny Ann Barnett Frances Mae Bates Michael Joseph Blochlinger Alan Gerard Boling Jeffery Shelton Bray Jeffrey Aaron Burdett David Lee Canfield Kimberly Sue Canfield Terry Lee Carlgren Michael Shane Caron Jolene Marie Cassel Robert Francis Chapin Sandra Lynne Charbonneau Traci Ann Charbonneau Erin Jane Christensen Laurie Dyan Christensen Autumn Sun-Ah Christians Heath Wayne Clemons Theodore Ray Collins Trent Leland Coppoc Jeffrey Lloyd Cyphers Julie Lynn Davis Susan Michelle DeBauche Debra June Deneault Dawn Mane Eaton Tricia Ann Eby James Leland Eisenman Mark Franklin Esau Jennifer Lynne Fakler Douglas Eric Frohardt Kristel Louise Gales Kimberly Marie Garlow Cynthia Annette Gates Tammy Lynn Goddard Virginia Lee Grimm Deanna Mane Hale Lowell James Hansen Nicole Rae Hanson Neal Davey Hartshorn Jari Lavne Hebert John Robert Hinman Shona Kalane Hobbs Deana Mane Hoffer Shawn Renee Hood Amy Elizabeth Ihrig Jennifer Sue Jager George Wilbur Keam James Eugene Kiel Gary Lee La Barge Brenda Katherine Landry Jay Duane Lanoue Brandon Earl Lewis Salena Alexandra Lovette David Michael Matthews Kevin Joseph McCall Andre Paul McDaniel Jeffrey Arthur McDaniel Jodi Leigh Meats Travis Gene Mills Kimberly Kaye Mueller Greta Leigh Musil Amy Rachelie Nault Jodi Rae Nelson Shannon Dyan Nelson Kristin Beth Norlin Jodie Kay O'Brien Andrew Todd Odette Leroy DeWayne Parks Darin Ray Pearson Tiffany Dianne Peck Terry Ray Peltier Melinda Joy Radley Jan Rene Rasmussen Joseph David Reedy James John Roudybush Bnan Dean Ruud Knstina Jo Sherwood Lenn Edward Shipman Carl Rayman Shuler Eugene Allen Sicard Douglas Alan Smith Reece Lance Smith Jodi Lea Slensaas Jason Paul Sterling Damon Dale Sterrett Matthew Clark Stolzenburg Jeffrey Phillip Swenson Kendall James Talley Carl Patrick Thoman Kensey Lane Toll Bry an Eugene Vignery Rhonda May Walker Jennifer Marie Waters Marc Alan Wentz Ronald Gene West Jr. Renee Jean Whitley Mary1 Susan Widen Craig Anthony Wilson Darlene Kay Woolard James LeRoy Workman Jr. CHANGE begins first year as new superintendent he year 1987-88 was a very challenging year for Mr Larry Nelson As the new Superin- tendent of U S D 333. he provided educational lead- ership for the entire district. K-12. managed the finances of the school district, and supplied leadership to the Board of Education for short and long term goals His new responsibil- ities also included providing positive public relations with the community, and managing 240 employees in the school sys- tem In college. Mr Nelson obtained a B S Degree in Education at S W Missouri State University He taught from 1965-1969 in Wetmore. KS.. and from 1969-1973. he taught American Government at Concordia H S He received his Master's De- gree m 1972 from Kansas University In 1973, he became Vice Principal of CHS and in 1975 became Principal Mr Nelson states. “I have missed the students and the collegiate relationships with the staff, but taking on the posi- tion of Superintendent has been an exciting challenge for me He plans to continue being progressive and believes strongly in the philosophy. It isn't what I knew when I came in here, but what capacity I have to learn in the future. A dm Inis tratIon 106 Left Paul Koehn. Assistant Superintendent Right Mr. J. Michael Aytes. High School Principal New leadership for Concordia High School Mr John McDonald Junior High Principal A dministration 107 mprovement of the academic climate and the overall school climate of both I students and faculty were the number one goals of the new principal at CHS. Mr J- Michael Aytes Mr Aytes began his career in education with a B.S degree in education from Emporia State and a Masters degree from Fort Hays State. He taught math and coached in Junior High at Scott City. KS. Prior to his coming to Concordia, he was the high school principal at Leoti. KS. for four years When an opening for athletic director at CHS opened up. Mr Aytes was the top candidate for the position After four years as A.D.. he applied for the principal’s position Mr Aytes's first year as principal of CHS was an right . There are things like day-to-day paper work and the amount of time spent away from his family that he didn't like but the opportunity to be m class- rooms and talk to students outweighed these costs Mr Aytes described the strong points of CHS as being the academic background the student receives He also states that students have excellent extracurricular activity opportunities We are very strong, not one activity stands out over the rest There are also many excellent vocational opportunities open to students Mr Randy Watson described his first year as ath- letic director as “exciting how couldn’t it be?, two state champs!’’ Prior to coming to Concordia. Mr Watson was a history teacher and coach at Andover. KS The transition from teacher to athletic director has been both a difficult one and an easy one He doesn't get to know the students and teachers as well but he doesn't have to follow the bells like he used to. Mr Watson states. ‘7 like the kids That's what it's an about You have to like kids or you shouldn't be in this business Mr Watson believes that the amount of clubs and activities available to students is one of the strongest points of CHS and that the excellent staff of teachers and the supportive community have a lot to do with this. As Mr Watson's number one goal, he hopes to someday achieve a unified, grade 7 through 12. athletic program He sees no obstacles but time 7 really think that students. faculty, and staff should take a look around and see how good our school is — athletics and academics We shoufdn 't take it for granted “Your teachers will always be there, when you need them” Above Social Science instructor Glenn Walker speaks to a capacity crowd during Constitution Day ceremonies He was one of many history teachers that participated Right Coach Sherwood tries to let his 40th birthday slide by unnoticed, but someone received word and sent him a balloon to let him know he's over the hill Darla Adams JH Secretary Jim Barnhart Science Robert Baumann Soc Science- PE Steve Bauer Voc industrial Arts Alice Boschek Learning Disatxfcties Barbara Boyd Homemakng Susanne Bradley Medo Center Nancy Champlin School Nurse Gary Channell Math Ken Church Lang Arts- Drama Jolene Cote Poraprotessonai John Culley Special Education Carmen Davis Spansh Rosa Detnxhe SH Secretary Jay Detter Science 108 Faculty Sandra Detter Moth Pat Dwerlkotte Homematcng Bob Ensign lh$t Music Richard Everett Science Les Freeman Math Pat Hanson Soc Science Judy Hartshorn PE Larry Hartshorn PE Ken Hemz Voc Music Sue Heinz Paraprofessional Charles Herman Science Marilyn Hesse Lang Arts Richard Kraft Moth Larry Laas Speech Keith Long Socoi Saence Pubfcc Relations Richard Lowery Math Walter Bud Meisel Inst Music George Meyer Social Sciences Luann Miller Sec GuOance Office Jack Mitchell Woodwork ng Faculty 109 Devin© Montoya JH Guidance Doug Moore Lang Arts Delores Mowry Lang Arts Darlene Pearson Medo Center Bruce Petersen Crafts- Graphic Arts Jacqueline Ramsey Lang Arts Erik Rasmussen Science Jewelda Scofield Grfted Ed Nancy Sherffius Busress Ed Keith Sherwood PE Ron Shipman Science Kathy Shockley Bus ED Dennis Southwick Art Joan Stantoh HS Secretory Richard Switzer Bus ED Clark Talley Lang Arts Marie Talley Lang Arts Denen Thomas ID Virginia Thull PE Verlyn Trueblood Bus Ed Glenn Walker Soc Science Barbara Wentz Lang Arts Mike Wentz Auto Ed Dennis Wiliams Carpentry Kathy Winter Meda Center Mike Womochil Vo-Ag Judy Zimmerman Soc Science 110 Faculty Rolling to the music Go ahead Miller. Make my day!” ex- claims Brandon Jager Thrills, chills, and spills! Seventh grader Vince Gropp attempts to keep Ns bal- ance at the Salina Skating Rink How in the world do you work these brakes?” asks Michael Anderson 112 Junior High These eight grade girls coaxed basketbdll coach Rick Grinage to skate with them after intense negotiations The hilarious sight was worth the effort! (left to right) Jackie Kearn. Stacey Henry, Cindy Hart, Erika Nelson, Heidi Cote. Debbie Trost, and Paula Preston Jr. High skates on . .. What event does every Jr. High Cougar look forward to? The annual skating party! On October 26, 1987, 144 seventh and eighth graders plus ten sponsors traveled by bus to the Salina Skating Rink. It was an unforgettable experience and I can't wait to go again were quotes about the party. Jon Detrixhe and Clint Walker were voted the two people that fell down the most. The spring skating party was April 18. The skaters stopped at McDonalds to grab some quick energy before going to the rink. NO matter how big the blisters were or how many bruises were suffered, it was all worthwhile! It is going to be time to go home before I get these skates laced up. is what Michelle Johnson seems to be thinking. Amy Kraft and Kara Vanderham quickly learn that life Is full of ups and downs! Junior High 113 w e had fun and made memories The aspect of leaving their position as top class in Jr. High and entering high school as the bottom class has left some 8th graders with mixed emotions such as; “I can’t wait!’’, “I’m really scared especially about getting lost and not being able to find my rooms”, “It is going to be a big change, but I can’t wait.” Even though they are moving on to bigger and better things there will be some things that will live on as memories forever: the skating parties, friends, Mr. Channell's jokes, all of the teachers, and the 8th grade boys basketball team playing for first place at Clay Center league tournament. Jason Channell and Trinity Fouquet take a friendly break between skating laps Showing their Cougar spirit. Stacey Strait and Jina Moon march proudly with the Jr High Band The Jr High had double the spirit when everyone participated in twin Day - Vince Chorbonneau. Nathan Culley. Ryan Richard. Jason Miller. Lynett Clemons, and Melissa Hood. 114 Junior High Gwen Anderson Stacy Bieker Amy Blochlinger Paul Bonebrake Curt Boschek Sean Brick Jennifer Brummett Chad Buckley Jared Budreau Chris Cairns RacheHe Carter Jason Channell Vince Charbonneau Jackie Cibolski Lee Clark Lynette Clemons Brandon Cleveland Kalyn Collins Heidi Cote Nathan Culley Alesha Deckard Dan Engle Rachel Eustice Jason Flesher Trinity Fouquet Nicki Gale Amy Goddard Christy Grant Stacie Halda Lee Halfhide Cindy Hart Josh Hayes Kris Headrick Stacy Henry Jeremy Heskett Kim Honts Melissa Hood Angela Hopkins Brandon Jager Michelle Johnson Skeeter Johnson Donnie Kearn J.D. Kearn Joyce Lansdown Julie Leonard Thod Longenecker Mike Longfellow Lori Lynn Brandon Mauch Tosha McMillan Debbie Mendenhall Bill Mikesell Debbie Miller Jason Mrtler Lance Miller Jina Moon Misty Mosher Brian Nelson Erika Nelson Justin Nichols James Ninemire Nolan Nitz Don Olson Junior High 115 Class of 1992 favorites Rock Group: Def Leopard Song: Hysteria Car: Porsche T.V. Show: Growing Pains Teacher: Mrs. Talley, Mr. Sherwood Class: Math Sport: Basketball Showbiz Star: Patrick Swayze Jr. High Principal John Me Donald thought that Lee Halfhide looked hot after a few laps around the rink, so he tried to cool him off with a cold Pepsi! Shawn Parker Stefanie Parret Tonya Phillips Paula Preston Jason Quillan Chris Rasmussen Dane Reed Ryan Richard Billie Rowan Brandon Ruud Tim Shifflett Kimba Sjogren Mark Sleffel Richie Smith Becki Snyder Jennifer Strait Stacey Strait Frances Sutton Shearrea Sutton Malinda Swihart Amie Tholstrup Floyd Tomlinson Brandon Trost Debbie Trost Robert Turner 116 Junior High STUCO Junior High StuCo, front row; Jona- than Detrixhe. Vince Charbonneau. Nathan Culley. (Pres). Brandon Trost. Paula Preston. Lynette Cle- mons Bock row. Mr McDonald. Christina Gocke. Erika Nelson. Gwen Anderson. Melissa Hood. Cin- dy Hart Junior High Drama, seated Angela Hopkins kneeling Mark Sleffell back row; high school assistant Doug Smith. Stacy Henry. Malinda Swihart. Amy Blochlinger. Mr Ken Church. Charles Herman Retires Science teacher Charles Herman made his retirement effective following the 1987-88 school year. Mr Herman was a graduate from Lincoln High School, Lin- H coin. Ks. and from Kansas State University where he received his B.S. in Geology (1953) and M S. in the same major (1957). He served as an officer in the United States Air Force from 1954-56, then worked as a geologist for Humble Oil and Refining Company before starting his teaching ca- reer at Concordia Junior High in 1965. Mr. Herman coached 8th grade basketball for fourteen years and participated in many Junior High activities. He will enjoy his retirement by continuing the family farming operation. Drama Junior -Hlgh 117 Michael Anderson Darrel Barnett Steven Bauer Trent Berg Dawn Betzner Kevin Blochlinger Stacie Bombardier Stephanie Bombardier Tyler Braun Christina Brick Erin Bruce Corey Brunkow Michelle Budreau Brian Burchfiel Valicia Charbonneau Travis Christensen Ambir Clapp Daniel Claridge Dana Clark Roger Cornett Shannon Costley Brooke Cyphers Ryan Derowitsch Jonathon Detrixhe Chris Dong Matt Dorman Jason Dutton Brandy Eubanks Jessica Evans Rodney Evert Jason Fahring Michael Fisher Mark Ford Laura Frohardt Christina Gocke Jake Goodwin John Grant Vincent Gropp Erin Hoist Michael Hansen Terri Harris Becky Hayden Heather Herbin Jeromy Horkman Luke Hubert Becky Johnson Brandy Johnson Jessica Johnson Jimmy Joyner Amanda Kearn Jackie Kearn Gene Kearn Jamey Ketterman Jason Kieffer Brian Kindel Terri Kirkpatrick Amy Kraft Gina KrouWc Tamra Kghn Laurie Larsen Jennie Lauer Stephanie Long Tony McCartney 118 7th Grade, Junior High Chad McDaniel Clay McMiHian Ticia Miller Justin Murdock Chris Nelson Kara Norlin Sherri Novlan Wyann Olsson Chris Partridge Stacy Perret Dana Peterson Vicki Peterson Neil Powell Terri Reusch Elisabeth Ross Donna Saunders Sarah Schmitt Brian Sicard Abe Smith RodeHa Steimei Tonya Stolzenburg Travis Strait Eric Sulanka Randy Sulanka Shayla Tatro Courtney Tuggle Christy Uri Mia Utt Kara Vanderham Anna Walbridge Clint Walker Shane Walton Julie Williams Chris Worthen Jett Zimmerman 7th Grade, Junior High 119 Cooks have a barbeque, Custodians keep things right. Blair Alderson, head of main- tenance George Kearn, transportation supervisor Cooks (below): front row, Edna Lervold, Rosa Lee Farmer. Debbie Kearns. Mrs Gowing. Bernadette Lambert. Neva Demanette. Berna Yarnell Back row: Dorothy Strait. Pau- line Titus. Nola Charbonneau. Loretta Regnier. Shirley For- shee. Wilma Monty. Helen Mosher. Phyllis Moon Custodians: Dean Grimm. Alvin Tremblay. Mary Lynn. Carol Sleffel. Harold Kearn (Custodian supervisor), not pictured are Randy Mick and George Chaput Lunch Program, Maitenance 121 Football and Volleyball highlight fall season 8th Volleyball, Row One Michelle Johnson. Heidi Cote. Lon Lynn. Amie Tholstrup. Molinda Swihart. Amy Goddard Row Two Jina Moon. Stacy Bieker. Lynette Clemons. Christy Grant. Gwen Anderson. Ste- fanie Perret. Deb Miller. Stocie Halda Row Three Jennifer Strait. Paula Preston. Melissa Hood. Deb- bie Trost. Cindy Hart. Misty Mosher. Becki Synder Row Four Coach Thomas. Angela Hopkins. Nikki Gale. Stacy Henry. Julie Leonard. Tosha McMillan. Jackie Cibolski. Kimba Sjogren. Erika Nelson 7th 8th Football Row One Jason Flesher. Lee Halfhide. Nathan Culley. Brandon Trost. Jake Goodwin. Brandon Mauch. Brian Nelson. Sean Brick Row Two Thad Longnecker. Jason Miller. Chris Pasmussen. Donnie Olson. Ryan Richard. Nolan Nitz. Jason Channel. J.D Kearn Row Three Jared Budreau. Vince Charbonneau. Justin Nichols. Paul Bonebrake. Josh Hayes. Mike Longfellow. Skeet Johnson. Sean Parker. Rich Smith Row Four Matt Dorman. Randy Sulonka. Kevin Blochlinger. Chris Nelson. Ryan Derowitz. Mike Fischer. Chris Partridge. Clay McMillan. John Grant Row Five Brian Kmdel. Jason Fahring. Ty Braun. Vince Gropp. Justin Murdock. Jeff Zimmerman. Luke Hubert. Gene Kearn. Chris Dong. Brian Burchfiel Row Six Abe Smith. Travis Christensen. Steven Bauer. Brian Sicard. Chris Worthen. Matt Ford. Jeremy Horkman. Mike Anderson. Corey Brunkow Row Seven Coach Rich Grinoge. Coach Ken Heinz. Neil Powell. Jason Dutton. Eric Sulanka. Jason Kieffer. Coach Ken Meyer. Coach Bruce Petersen 122 Junior High Athletics Junior High athletes learn dedication 7th Grade Volleyball Row One Moody Kearn. Stephanie Long. Stacy Parret. Brandy Johnson. Kara Vander Hamm. Dana Clark. Michelle Bu- dreau Row Two Vicki Peterson. Ticia Miller. Terri Kirkpatrick. Laurie Larsen. Becky Hayden. Amy Kraft. Terri Harris Row Three Coach Wentz. Chris- tine Gocke. Erin Hoist. Shayla Tatro. Jessica Ev- ans. Dawn Betzner. Kara Norlin. Courtney Tuggle. Coach Walsh Row Four Erin Bruce. Heather Her- bin. Christine Uri. Sherri Novlan. Julie Williams. Donna Saunders. Terry Reusch 6th Grado Boys Track Row one J.D. Kearn. Lee Clark. Brandon Mauch. Mark Sleffel. Lance Miller. Jared Budreau. Rich Smith. Dan Engle Row Two Sean Brick. Vince Charbonneau. Jake Goodwin. Brandon Trost. Nolan Nitz. Nathan CuHey. Justin Nichols Row three Chris Rasmussen. Brandon Ruud. Bill Mike sell. Jason Channell. Ryan Richard. Jason Miller. Thad Long- necker. Donnie Olson Junior High Athletlcs 123 8th grade girls participate in track and basketball 8th Grade Basketball Row One Trinity Fouquet. Julie Leonard. Michelle Johnson. Gwen Anderson. Melinda Swihart. Gina Moon. Melissa Hood. Cindy Hart. Row Tow Stacy Bieker. Heidi Cote. Jennifer Strait. Stacy Henry. Lori Lynn. Amie Tholstrap, Christine Grant Row Three Coach Grmage. Paula Preston. Debbie Trost. Nicci Gales. Misty Mosher. Jennifer Brummett. Angela Hopkins. Kimba Sjogren. Erika Nelson. Jacki Cibolski. Sandy Charbonneau 8th Grade Girls Track Row One Tosha McMiihan. Stocy Henry. Cindy Hart. Paula Preston. Stocy Bieker. Erika Nelson. Row Two Melissa Hood. Lynette Clemons. Jennifer Strait. Maimda Swihart. Amie Tholstrup. Heidi Cote. Row Three Angela Hopkins. Jennifer Brummett. Debbie Trost. Kimba Sjogren. Michelle Johnson. (Not Pictured Gma Moon) 124 Junior High Athletics Basketball and track are popular sports 7th Grade Basketball On Floor Brian Kindel. Eric Sulanka. Neil Powell Seated Jason Kieffer. Chris Nelson. Jeff Zimmerman. Mike Fisher. John Grant. Jeremy Horkman. Jason Dutton Row three Dana Peterson. Corey Brunkow. Travis Christensen. Chad McDaniel. Coach Rasmussen. Chris Worthen. Trent Berg. Travis Strait 7th Grade Basketball Row One Kara Norlm. Courtney Tuggle. Laurie Larson. Becky Hayden. Stephanie Long. Stacy Parret. Mandy Kearn. Angie Olson. Dana Clark Row Two Melissa Harris. Dawn Betzner. Christina Gocke. Amy Kraft. Brandi Eubanks. Laura Frohordt. Stephanie Bombardier. Donna Sanders. Stacy Bombardier. Christi Uri Row Three Coach Walker. Julie Williams. Erin Haist. Sherry Novlan. Erin Bruce. Sarah Schmidt, Valicia Charbonneau. Heather Herbm. Sheri Reusch. Coach Wentz 7th Grade Girls Track Row One Vicki Peterson. Courtney Tuggle. Dana Clark. Amy Kraft. Stephanie Long. Angie Olson. Stacy Perrett. Shayla Tatro. Kara Norlin Row Two Christina Brick. Julie Williams. Dawn Betzner. Jennie Laur. Brandy Johnson. Christine Gocke. Tamra Kuhn. Kara Vander Hamm. Donna Saunders Row Three Becky Hayden. Erin Bruce. Valicia Charbonneau. Sara Schmitt. Laura Frohardt. Erin Haist, Heather Herbin. Laurie Larsen (Not Pictured Becky Johnson. Brandy Eubanks) Junior High 125 Cougars have bright future in sports Junior High Wrestling Row One Vince Gropp. Jaons Dutton. Kevin Blochlinger. Brian Kindel. Chris Dong. Gene Kearn. Clay McMiHan Row Two: Corey Brunkow. Brandon Mauch. Lee Clark. Brandon Trost. Mark Ford. Chris Partridge. Brian Burchfiel. Jake Goodwin. John Grant Row Three Coach Moore. Justin Murdock. Ryan Derowitch. Chris Nelson. Luke Hubert. Jeff Zimmerman, Bill Mikesell. Travis Christenson. Vince Charbonneau. Coach Sherwood 7th Grade Track: Row One: Trent Berg. John Grant. Brian Sicard. Corey Brunkow. Mike Anderson. Jason Fahring, Row Two Chris Nelson. Chris Worthen. Ste- ven Bauer. Travis Christensen 126 Junior High Athletics Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church 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 [SMART] ITIMEH JOBS! Om IS 00 pat hourly � | Too dm • month iM two New Skills: Sr trained in • tartar that caa b uud in rwr civilian Ufa. Serving CW to Homti T Kerr n • Kinin Army Guard Unit (loan to foot horn or campo� Helping Your Country, Sute and Neighbors: You'D ho Goordia| Amortca hi timo of NatVmal Dofrnto your city and nat la tuaaa oI aalural daarurt FOR MORE INFORMATION ASOUT THE KANSAS ARMY OUARO call 827-3850 on toll free i-soo-oa � «4? KANSAS BROOKE INSURANCE 822 Washington, Box 308, Concordia, Ks. 66901 Phone: 913-243-3182 Dane Devlin AGENCY MANAGER Jim Gierhan SALES REPRESENT A TIVE Advertising 127 John Deere design, dependability and dealers make the difference Concordia Tractor, Inc. You Can Make Your Home at Wilson's Since 1884 East Highway 9 Concordia, KS 913-243-3381 Bob’s Conoco 336 W. 6th Wilson Furniture Co. 129 West Sixth St. Concordia, KS 243-4191 Classic Hair Fashions Lea Goodwin Linda Atkins Peggy smith Concordia, Ks 66901 Custom Exhaust, Pipe Bending, Complete Automotive Repair m . • riK W . 31 CICH D COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE “The Success Place ” Selecting a college is a BIG DECISION. Many factors have to be carefully evaluated because you are investing TIME and MONEY. Cloud County Community College provides an excellent return on both your TIME and MONEY. Make your first step into the world of higher education a successful one! Enroll into one of the many career or transfer programs and experience Success — not Frustration! A good start in higher education means a good ending and a more profitable future. Financial Aid and Scholarships Available Contact: Office of Admissions Cloud County Community College Concordia, Kansas 66901 (913) 243-1435, Ext. 209 Advertising 129 tit tie «r Paw Paw Patch 1540 Lincoln Concordia KS 66901 913-243-2903 Where Your Pet Is Special' Dogs Cats Birds Fish Reptiles Hamsters Guinea Pigs Supplies Gloria Letourneau Sarah Holberi Owners tit' Grooming by Appointment Brown Shoe Fit Co. Your Family Shoe Store 134 West Sixth Concordia, KS 243-1636 Pizza Hut Let Yourself Go to Pizza Hut 1431 East Sixth Concordia, KS 243-2400 130 A dvertlslng TCLEPHONr 243 2286 CONCORDIA SMALL ANIMAL CLINIC Joe A. Fakler. D. V. M. ' « MILE WEST OF R R 1 ST JOSEPH S HOSPITAL CONCORDIA. KANS. 66901 Concordia Automotive, Inc. 'The Auto Saver 403 West Fifth Concordia, KS 243-1392 Hairiscope Personalized Styling for Men and Women 125 East Seventh 243-7035 First Bank Trust GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1988 Concordia, Kansas Member FDIC Depositor Insured to $100,000 A dvertising 131 “The Hair Works fffflHB Miwa® ©niFTT Doug Funk - Pharmacist 1520 Lincoln Concordia, KS 243-4414 Professional hair styling Open Monday Through Frioay and Thursoav Evenings by appointment Closeo Saturdays BOB HUBER Bus (913) 24 3-1008 RES. (913) 243-2610 506 Broadway Concordia, ks 66901 Best Western Thunderbird Motor Inn Pool - Free HBO - Hot Tub Queen Size Bed - In Room Movies Toll Free Reservation 1-800-528-1234 THE BOSTON CORBETT SUPPER CLUB Thunderbird Restaurant 913-243-4756 Parties - Banquets - Catering US Hwy 81 North Concordia, KS 66901 vv • : i fr 91 3 446-3731 m CJeijeri {jewelry THE JEWELRY PEOPLE SINCE 1 902 316 WASHINGTON A SEIFERT CLYDE. KANSAS 66930 13 2 A d verti sing MEAT PROCESSING, INC. 1991 E 6TH ST TRAFFICWAY CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 Concordia Mirror and Glass 219 West Seventh Concordia. Kansas 66901 Phone 913 243-3649 DAVID SPRAGUE. Manager Woos 504 WEST 6th CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 NORMA HOBBIE 243-1822 242-4795 Fruit Vegetables Meat In-Store Bakery 1 i Hours Mon-Sat 8 am - 9 pm Sunday 10 am - 6 pm Seventh and Washington 243-1893 Downtown Boogaarts Supermarket A dvertising 133 110 West sixth Concordia, KS 243-7552 Palmquist Drug Store Prescriptions, Cards Gifts, Cosmetics. Candy Sixth and Washington Concordia, Ks. 243 1212 West Side Inn Lennis Marcotte Good Food-Fast Service 134 Advertising Ph. (913) 243-3 300 cagjggtnm PEOPLE CARING FOR YOU MOW THE FUTURE . Birthing Center Obstetrical Services . Home Health Care . Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Outpatient Psych. Services . Home Oxygen Equipment Rental . Shared Services . Nutritional Services . Medical Specialists . 24-Hour Emergency Room Inhouse-Physician 1100 Highland Drive Concordia, Kansas 66901 (913) 243-1234 Member of CSJ Health System of Wichita The Floor Store and More... Carpets and Vinyls 305 W 5lh Concordia. KS 66901 Dick and Berneda Swanson Ph: (913) 243-3457 The Cloud County Coop Elevator Assn., Inc. Grade and Feed - Seed Cleaning Total Capacity 1,772,000 bushels 243-2080 Box 345 Concordia, KS 66901 F A F A Food Sales Company, Inc. ■'YOUR FULL SERVICE WHOLESALE GROCER” P.O. Box 651, 1505 Lincoln Concordia, Kansas 66901 Telephone (913) 243-2301 Supplying the Food Service Needs of Restaurants, Schools, Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Deli’s, Institutions Since 1970. Our cash carry department is open to the public. Advertising 135 Best of Luck Class of 1988 Downtown 66 Service Dr. H.C. Hattan, DDS 501 Washington Concordia, KS 243-1208 7th and Lincoln Concordia, Kansas 243-3568 136 Advertising NEWTON’S ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING REWINDING 703 E. 11th CONCORDIA •Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Feed Lot Grain Handling 243-2734 '81 Video Area's Largest Selection 1814 Lint «In ( oikor li«i, KS 241-2558 Gale and Mary Newton Congratulations Senior Class of 1988 J I Lit ARi i. BOON SHOP Gerald’s Body Shop 315 West 5th Concordia, KS 243-1466 Advertislng 137 THEJflmESTOwn State Baak member FDIC 138 Advertising Ohe Olow er Salhery “The People Who Care 208 West 6th Street Concordia. Kansas 66901 913-243-3505 516 Washington Concordia, KS 66901 913 243 3285 THE BARBERY Where We Care About the Way You Look Randy Lagasse 2?3 West 6th Monica Bochamp Concordia, KS 243-7191 Whitney Pmjmbino Heating Ei.ecthic and Aik (Conditioning HIM • S4M-M704 IIOX IMA .1 7 E NIXTII C-ONroKDIA. KANSAS WIMOI A d vertising 139 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables 1301 E 6 Trafficway Concordia, KS 243-4553 Boogaarts Supermarket - Alco Plaza Classique Hair Fashions Congratulations Class Of 1988 Lea Goodwin Linda Adkins Peggy Smith 110 East Sixth Concordia, KS Henderson-Wards Sales Agency 301 West 6th Concordia, Kansas 243-3620 140 A d vertising Total Image Family Hair Center 1584 Lincoln 243-2626 f MAkY L. FATL. BkOKLk I 12 WEST SIXTH CONCOkMA. KS 66901 913-243-2100 CONCORDIA REALTY. INC. RESIDENTIAL - FARM COMMERCIAL North Central Agency Real estate and insurance PHONE 913-527-5412 at 1110 18th SWEET 8B1EBLLE KANSAS 66935 CALL TOLL FREE IN KANSAS 1 800 432-7925 OUTSIDE KANSAS 1 800 255-0423 C C TRUCK LINE R R 3 CONCORDIA. KS 66901 LIVESTOCK 6 GRAIN MAULING LOCAL 6r LONG DISTANCE ADOLPH CHARBONNEAU OR CALL 913 243 3719 Dr. Mark E. Breault Chiropractor AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - GLASS REPLACEMENT Sun Chiropractic Center 127 East 6th Street Concordia. KS 66901 LARRY JACKSON (913) 2A3-7302 101W. 5TH Concordia, ks 66901 Telephone: (913) 243-1454 Advertising 141 Building the Future Daylight Clothing Company, Inc. Midwest Downtown Concordia Men’s Clothing Lumber Co. 102 E. 5th Concordia, Ks. 243-2133 M N Iron 407 Cedar 243-4262 Concordia, Ks Robert’s Dairy 118 W 3rd 142 A dvertising Full line dairy products From beginning to end The Chicken Roost 1320 Lincoln Concordia, Ks 2431043 Demanette AppL 128 E. 6th St. Concordia, Ks. 66901 ofomellung ofpectal P (gXiH ,NM ' 0,,,ON 6 a g) Monica Hartsel stylist-owner Tu« Sat 9-S O «V AAAOINTMI NT 1 02 E 9tm Call 243-7710 COncomoia. KS 66901 Best Wishes to all Concordia Students Phone (913) 243-1286 MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FACE BRICK P.O. Box 369 Concordia, Ks. 66901 A dvertlslng 143 B J DRUG 24 HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 118 W. 6th CONCORDIA, KANSAS 243-2345 BOYD’S INC. LOREN DOCHOW RES. (913) 243-7322 Warehouse 1700 E. 6th 144 A dverttsing MATTHEW GREENHOUSES YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOMETOWN FLORIST (913) 243-4218 NCK VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HWY. 24 Beloit, KS 67420 PEOPLE’S HERITAGE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 201 WEST 6th (913) 243-2355 BON MARCHE “Offering The Finest” In Women’s Clothing 116 EAST SIXTH CONCORDIA. KANSAS 66901 Advertising 145 Valley Feed Fertilizer, Inc. Complete Fertilizer Service West Highway 9 243-2646 'gfli _ ip mm v BS K |L ¥' to 1 ■ r r= ——-i. 1 f a p TOM’S MUSIC HOUSE 121 West Sixth, 243-1710 CONCORDIA. KANS. � 6901 'The House of Friendly Service MURK AUTOMOTIVE 1603 Lincoln 146 Advertising 1.013-243.4146 P. O. BOX 144 Hardeer We’re out to win you over!’ 1526 Lincoln Concordia, Ks. 66901 Established 1878 LOUD OUNTy BflNK jRUST Member F.D.I.C. Concordia, Kansas • (913)243-3211 JOHNSON AUTO DuWayne Johnson 1210 EAST «TM ST. CONCORDIA. KS. 66001 SEAMLESS GUTTERINO INSULATION STEEL • VINYL SIDING HOOPING WiESNER BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PH. - 913 • 243 - 3714 BOX 353 CONCORDIA KS 66901 5 Tr WarcIcraFt Homes r£Ntrt SPEED FEDDER9 QUEEN COLOR T.V. FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCT OP SENERAL MOTORS RICHARD L. CULBERTSON CULBERTSON ELECTRICAL CO. CONCOROiA. Kani. • Pm. 24S-1I26 • R««. Pm. 243-1874 Advertising 147 r L_s % THOMPSON ENTERPRISES Serving the United States and Canada RURAL ROUTE e COURTLANC KS «6939 (913) 374-4384 With more Store_____ outside breather bags for Sealed Silos and Thompson Walinga Sales Service Wallnga Agri-vac Distributors Specialized Service Call: Andy Thompson 374-4384 Larry Johnson 335-2873 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS GARRY PETERSON Agent JERRY BURGESS Office Representative 6th Broadway P.O. Box 232 Concordia. KS 66901 J00IE JOHNSON Off : (913) 243-3812 Office Manager So Play Ball Skett Stop 1020 Lincoln Concordia, Kansas 243-3018 Open 5 a.m. till 12 p.m. Daily 148 Advertising CONCORDIA AMERICAN LEGION POST 76 CONCORDIA, KANSAS PHONE 243-9834 81 Conoco 7th Lincoln Box 641 Concordia, KS 66901 913-243-7308 Tires, Batteries Accessories Major minor Repair bMALL ENGINE SALES A SERVICE KRIER MOWER ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER A CHAIN SAW Sales a Service Alternator a Generator Repair DENNIS KRIER Ph 913 2437256 BOS WEST FOURTH CONCORDIA. KS 66901 “See Ross Olson” for your insurance needs Ross A. Olson Box 657 Concordia, KS 66901 Bus. Ph. (913) 243-2494 Res. Ph. (913) 243-4612 ROSS OLSON .ASSOCIATES Stop n’ Save mng. Bob Stensaas 243-9863 8th 8c Lincoln SWITZER STUDIO ---- —WEDDINGS— COMPLETE WEDDING SPECIAUSTS jySJL� ' Including WEDOING ANNOUNCEMENTS VIDEO SERVICE AVAILABLE Portraits Children - Family Groups Switzer ftudio “IT'S SWITZERS FOR PICTURES SWITZER STUDIO 8th Cedar CONCORDIA 243-3136 Laune Halda Hedstrom Photography Salutes the Class ot II . also thank you tor your past yean ot patronage, and with all of you a future filled with success. 2424 M Belleville KS 913-527-7129 Shawn Hood Traci Charbonneau Kim Gar low Greta Must Jodi Meats Kim Mueller 150 Adverilslng Kristi Gales Nicole Hanson Jolene Casse! Jennifer Waters The Baptist Church 333 West 7th Concordia, Ks. 243-3756 Chris black 605 Washington Concordia, Ks. clothing 243-3115 116 W. 6th Concordia, Ks. 243-4564 U_______________________ Advertising 151 Fine Custom Printing for: Business Schools Fraternals Charities ““Individuals All jobs, large and small, at reasonable rates 510 Washington Concordia, Ks. 2432424 CHS BOOSTERS: Dreilings Clothing and Western Wear 117 W. 6th McCrory’s 1502 Lincoln, Concordia Grace Ann and George DeBauche Metro Auto CHS PATRONS Gary and Karen Appleby Mr. and Mr. Mike Aytes Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bauer Dale and Mary Belle Bonebrake Irvin and Nola Charbonneau Mr. and Mrs. Brad Dobbersteln Kenneth and Nancy Esau Mr. Richard Everett Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fraser Louis and Diane Frohardt Don and Pat Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Jett Hatesohl Patricia Hinson Dr. and Mrs. DeWayne Hotter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehn Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Van Kooten Dr. and Mrs. R.J. Kueker Rod Schultz and Charlene Lesperance Keith and Jan Long Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Devine Montoya Mr. and Mrs. George Champlln Dr. and Mrs. Carl Newman Mr. David Norlln Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radclltt Mr. and Mrs. Merl Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Hank Shockley Kent, Cynthia, Nicole, Ryan, and Brad Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Phil Swenson Miss Virginia Thull Doyle and Doris Turner Mr. and Mrs. Randy Watson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman 152 Advertising The 1987-88 Concordia Jr.-Sr. High School Index £1 Adam. Lori 28. 83. 96. 94 Adams. Dana 108 Adams. Jason 20. 49. 63. 77 Adams. Kyi© 42. 51. 83. 66. 77 Adcox. Leta 18 Aggson Eric 42. 51. 88. 95 Alderson. Bksr 121 Alexander. Scott 28. 49 90 Alexander Shanoa 42. 43. 51. 85 96 Andersen. Gwen 85. 115. 122. 117 Andersen. Shea 28. 85. 97 Anderson. Craig 28 Anderson. Mchoei 112. 126. 118 Anderson. Shely 42. 92 Appleby. Betti 16. 18. 83. 88. 92. 100 Ashland. Stocy 28. 74. 83. 85, 88 92 Ashland. Terr. 36. 80. 88. 96. 92. 97 Aytes. Gregory 16. 18. 49 Aytes. Maheal 82. 107. 105 Barnett. Darrel 118 Barnett Jenny 16. 18. 83. 100 Barnhart. Jm 108 Barrett. Stocey 36. 82. 83. 88. 92 Botes. Frances 16. 18. 88. 92 Bauer Steve 108. 77 Bauer. Steven 126. 118. 51 Baumann. Robert 108. 63. 77 Bechtold. Reuben 12. 28. 68. 77 Berg. Travis 42. 51 Berg Trent 125. 126. 118 Bet ner. Darrel 42 68. 97. 77 Betzner. Dawn 123. 125. 118 Bieker. Stocy 115. 122. 124. 125 Bighorn, Afcson 5. 28. 56. 82. 83. 89. 63. 77. 97 Blanton. Momca 29. 85. 88. 96. 92. 97 Biazek Jared 42. 51. 83 Blochlnger. Amy 115. 117 Blochlnger Braciey 36 Blochlnger Deanna 36 83. 90 Blochlnger. Jeffrey 36. 90 Blochlnger Kan 29 72. 83. 77. 94. 97 Blochlnger Kely 29 Blochlnger Kevn 126. 118 Blochlnger. MKThoei 18 Bogart Mrchele 36 Bomg Alan 8. 18 49 50. 70. 72. 73. 100 Bomg. Down 42. 54 83. 92 Bombardar. Stacie 118 Bombarcfrer. Stephar © 125. 118 Bonetxafce. L«sa 36. 75. 83. 77. 92. 97 Bonebrake. Pod 115. 126 Boschek. Alee 108 Boschek. Curt 115 Bourne. Km 42. 74. 83. 92 Boyd. Barbara 108 Brockney. Carson 29 Brockney. Megan 42 56. 83. 85. 77 Brodtey Susanne 108. 97 Broun. Gra 29. 55. 84. 88 Broun. Tyler 118 Bray. Dwayne 29. 85 Bray. Jeff 18 Broy Tounyo 42. 80 88 95. 92. 93 Brick. Chnstna 125. 118 Brick. Sean 115. 123 Brown. Corby 12. 29 Bruce. Em 123. 125. 118 Brummett. Deborah 29. 91 Bnmmett. Jennifer 115 124. 125 Bnnkow Cdeen 42 92 Bnmkow. Corey 125. 126. 118 Buckley. Chod 115 Budreou. Jared 115. 123. 126 Budreau. AAe 37. 53. 61 Budreou Maheie 118 Budreau Russ 42 Buoy Jared 42 88 Burchfiei. Brian 126. 118 Burchfiei Jennifer 37. 52. 77 Burchhei Mark 30. 46. 68 Burchfiei Tna 42. 43 55. 84 88 Budett Jeffrey 9. 15. 16. 18. 81. 82. 95. 59. 91. 97 Burgess Christy 43. 52. 53. 54 84. 62 B ns Deborah 30. 92 Busby. Robert 43 Buss. Steven 30. 57. 83. 88 Cams. Chris 85. 115 Canfield. David 16. 18. 49. 50. 69. 70. 72. 73. 63 Canfield. Km 18. 101 Cartgren. Terry 16. 18. 82. 88. 95. 96. 102. 59. 97. 102 Carlson. Erie 37. 64 58. 63 Caron. Amy 30. 91. 100 Caron. Mchoei 19 Carter. Rocheie 115 Cassei Jolene 16. 18. 88 Champm. Lance 37 Champm. Nancy 108 Chancier Tamrme 30. 60. 61. 92. 93 Channel, Gary 108 Channel Jason 114 115. 123. 126 Chapn. Robert 12. 16. 19. 56. 57. 88. 58 66. 10 Chaput. George 121 Charbonneau Cory 30 Charbonneou. Nola 121 Charbonneau. Sandra 16. 19. 83. 85. 63 Charbonneou. Troa 7. 10. 12. 15. 16. 19. 72. 82. 83. 94. 103 Charbonneou. Vafcco 125. 118 Charbonneau. Vnce 114. 115. 123. 126. 117 Chartier. Lesle 30 Christensen. Em 16. 19. 52. 55. 83. 62. 63. 77. 78 Christensen Loune 16. 19. 88 Christensen. Travis 125. 126. 118 Christian. Autumn 19. 54 55. 88 Church. Ken 108. 117 Cfcdski. Chene 30. 90 94 Gbolski. Jackie 115. 122. 125 Clapp. Amt 118 Oandge. Darnel 118 Oondge. James 30 Clark. Dana 125. 118 Clark. Kathy 43. 74. 83. 75 Clark, lee 115. 123. 126 Clark. Meet 37. 52. 53. 60. 61 Clemons. Brent 43 Clemons. Heath 16. 19 Clemons. Lynette 114. 115. 122. 124. 117 Cleveland. Brandon 115 Oyatt. Cathy 43 Oyott. Teresa 37, 88 Colette. Arnold 37 Coins. Heather 37. 52. 53. 83. 85. 97 Coins. Kalyn 115 Coins. Tod 4. 8. 16. 19. 56. 57. 64. 65. 85. 63. 66 77. 78 Conn. Down 43. 83. 92 Coppoc. Trent 8 15. 16. 19. 26. 49. 50. 63. 66. 77. 78. 87 Cornett. Roger 118 Costley. Shannon 118 Cote. HeO 85. 113. 115. 122. 124 125 Cote. Jolene 108 Cnpe Mchele 30. 96 Culey Brad 3 30. 64. 65. 63. 97 Culey John 65. 108 Culey Nathan 114. 115. 123. 126. 117 Cyphers Brook 118 Cyphers Gno 30 Cyphers Jeffrey 16. 19. 64 ID Davenport. Melvn 109 Davis. Carmen 108 Davis JUte 16. 20. 65. 82. 83 88. 102. 92. 97. 102 DeBouche. Su y 16. 20. 54 55. 72. 73. 83. 58 Deckard. Alesha 115 DeGraff Janet 30 Detforge. Chns 43 Demaneft. Neva 121 Deneouit. Dale 43 Derowitsch. Ryan 118 Detrixhe. Jon 117. 118 Detnxhe. Karen 30. 55. 83 84. 85 88 97. 100 Detrixhe. Rosa 108 Defter. Corey 43. 88 58. 59 Defter. Jay 108 Defter. Sandra 109 Defter. Tern 30. 56. 60. 85. 88 63. 77. 97 Dewitt. Denna 30. 83. 97. 100 Dobberstem. Amy 43. 83. 62. 92 Dong Christopher 126. 118 Dong. Jonathan 43. 68 69 Dong Tony 30. 68 69. 95 Dorman. Douglas 37 Dorman. Jody 37. 83. 90. 92 Dormon. Matthew 118 Dv Hap. Lee 43. 51. 83. 88 Dutton. Jason 125. 126. 118 Dweriotte. Pat 109. 91. 97 H3 Eaton. Dawn 20. 101 Eby. Tnco 20. 10 Efcott Memao 43. 82. 83 88 Emmei. Darnel© 62. 83. 92 Engle. Dan 115. 123 Ensign. Robert 109. 98 Esau. Kenneth 106 Esau. Mark 15. 16. 20. 58 Eubanks Brandy 125. 118 Eustice. Roche) 115 Evans. Jessica 123. 118 Evans. Me hoi 43. 54 62 Everett. Richard 109 Evert Rodney 118 up Fahrng Jason 126 118 Farmer. Rosaiee 121 Felows Jeffrey 37 Fisher. Mcnoei 125. 118 Fiesher. Chod 37 49 88 Fiesher. Jason 115. 122 Fleweing. Matthew 43. 88 59 Fiewemg. Mchoei 30 Floyd. Jennifer 16. 20. 92 Ford. Mark 126. 118 Ford. Matthew 37. 49. 68 69. 82. 88. 59. 97 For she© David 12. 37 Forshee. Sfwley 121 Fouquet Dean ' Jarme 44 57 Fouquet. Trnrty 114. 115. 125 Fowler. John 44 59 Fraser. Jodi 37 60. 61 Fraser. Shorn 37. 61 Freeborn. Catherne 30. 55. 82. 85. 95 97 Freeborn. Joseph 44 51. 68 88 96. 77. 100 Freeman Les 109 Frfcierg Becky 30 83 90 94. 97 Fnberg Joan 44 83 62 Frohardt. Douglas 14 16. 20. 63. 77. 78 90 Frohardt. Laxa 125. 118 Fyfe Mortha 106 Gale Mck, 115. 122 125 Gales. Kristi 16. 20. 54. 55 88. 63 77. 78 92. 93 Galagher Vfcki 31. 53. 74 83. 63 Gorlow. Km 16. 20 Gates. Cndy 16. 20. 52. 53. 83. 63 Gerard. Amy 31. 91 Gocke. Chnstna 125. 117. 118 Gocke. Stephan 37. 80. 83. 96. 92. 93 Goddard. Amy 115. 122 Goddard. Tammy 16. 20 Goodwm Jake 126. 118 Gowng. Sharon 121 Grant. Christy 115. 122. 125 Grant. Jom 125. 126. 118 Grennan. Matt 44 Gnmm. Dean 121 Gnmm. Vxgma 16. 21. 83 88 100 Gmoge. Richard 124. 122 Gropp Lance 37 49 68 Gropp Vncent 112 126. 118 Grosse Corey Ann 44 83 in Hoden Enk 31. 83. 88 63 90. 92. 94 Hast. Em 125. 118 Hoot. Tna 44 52. 53. 54 62. 77. 92 Hake M e 31 49 68 69. 83 Haido. Loune 21. 83 92 Haido Mcheie 44 83 92 Haido. Stooe 115. 122 Hale Deanna 21. 101 Hale Janet 44 Hale Scott 37. 77 Hale, Valera Arm 44 Halfhide. Lee 115. 116. 122 Hansen. Lowel 16. 21 Hansen. Michoei 118 Hanson. Me ole 16. 21. 82. 83 Hanson. Pat 109 102 Herbert. Tna 44 Horns Meissa 31 55. 85 100 Harris. Terr. 123. 125. 118 Hart Cndy 113. 115. 122. 124. 125. 117 Hart. Judy 31. 83 85 88 96. 63 Hartshorn. jdy 109 Hartshorn. Larry 109 Hortshom Neal 16 21. 49. 50 58 59 63 66 67 65. 90 Hotesohl. Mariyn 106 Hayden. Becky 123 125. 118 Hayden. Dane 31 88 Hayden. Donna 31. 85 88 Hayden, Heath 37 Hayes Josh 115. 126 Heodnck. Kris 115 Heaid. Tracy 31. 48 49. 63 Heaid. Tnsha 10. 31. 53. 60. 83. 63. 77 Hebert. Jar. 17. 21. 71. 72. 75 Hen . Kenneth 109. 92. 122 Hem . Sue 109 Hervy. Amy 38. 52. 53. 61 83. 88 Henry. Stocy 113. 115. 122. 124 125 117 Herbm Heather 123. 125. 118 Herbm Jennifer 44 83 62. 92 Herman. Charles 109 117 Hernandez Juana 31. 52 Heskett. Jeremy 115 Heskett. Nancy 31 Hessee. Marlyn 109 m. Raymond 44. 51 Unman, John 16. 21. 49 50 64 65 94 58 59. 63. 66 92 93 Unman. Tnca 38. 75. 83 85 77 97 Hnson Becket 38 49 64 65 83 88 63 67. 77 rtttie. Derrick 38 83 77 Hobbs Shern 44 51 83 Hobbs Shona 21. 90 Hoff Todd 44. 51 82 84 Hotter Deana 16. 21. 60. 96. 62. 63 Honts. Km 115 Hood Mekssa 114. 115. 122. 124. 125 117 Hood. Shawn 16. 21. 67. 80 83 90. 92. 93 Hopkns. Adran 10. 31. 90 Hopkns. Angea 115. 122. 124. 125. 121. 117 Horkman Jeromy 125 118 Hos e. Matt 44 51. 96 77 lndex 153 Hove. Pita 31. 61 85. 97 Huber Brand 28 31. 75. 83. 96. 97 Huber Kesey 31 Huber Pod 31 Hubert idee H8 Hudson Brod 38. 88 Hudson Brenda 38. 52. 6V 88 Huff Donne 31. 49 Huff. Jeromy 38 Hutchason. Duke 31. 85 88. 94 Hyman. Lon H tong. Amy 15. 17. 21. 75. 83. 87. 94. 97 Jock Dennis 44 68 Jog© Brandon 112. 115 Joger Jennifer 17. 22 Jensen Tammy 44 Jerngan. Tammy 55. 92 Jocnems. Ere 38 49 64. 65. 67. 77 Johnson Becky 118 Johnson Brod D 38 83 Johnson. Brod Dean 38. 88 Johnson. Brandy 123. 125. 118 Johnson. Brian 44 Johnson. Jessica 118 Johnson. Mchese 85. 112. 115. 122 Johnson. Skeet 115. 126 Johnston Dyon 38 Johnston. Mfce 106 Jones. Cmt 44 68 88 Jones. Jason 38. 49 Joyner. Jnmy 118 Keorn. Amanda 123. 125. 118 Kearn Donito 31 91. 92 Kearn. Danny 127 Keorn. Donme 115 Keorn Gene 126 118 Keorn George 127 Kearn, George Buddy 22. 56. 57. 63. 77 78 Kearn. Harold 127. 98 Keorn. Jocke 113. 118 Kearn. JD 115 123. 126. 113 Kearn. f co� e 31 Kearns Debbie 127 Ketteier. Ronald 31 49 Kesey Mke 32 49. 64 65. 63 90 Ketterer. Kathy Ann 38. 88 92 Ketterman. Jamey 118 Ketterman. Robert 29. 32. 49 Kieffer. Jason. 125. 118 Kiel James 17. 22 49 68. 70 Kiel Jonathan 32. 49 68. 83 Kiel Krista 38 52. 61 Kndel. Bran 125 126 118 Kndel Kathleen 32 52. 83. 96, 63. 97 Kndel Mke 44 51. 83 Kfkpotnck. Tern 123. 118 Koc her Joan 109 Koehn Pod 107 106 Krott. Amy 113. 123. 125. 118 Kratt. Richard 109 Krott. Robert 44 46 51. 85. 66. 59 Krouhk Gao 118 Kuhn Tomra 125. 118 Kymer Cndy 32 loos, lorry 109 laBorge Gary 17 22 49 88 laBonte. Romono 32 logasse locie 38. 74. 83. 85. 75 I amber. Bernodette 127 Landry. Brenda 22. 94. 100 lanoue Joy 22. 100 lansdown. Dane 44 lansdown. Joyce 115 I ark ns. Sandro 44 55. 83 84 62. 100 Larsen. Aaron 44. 51. 83. 77 Larsen. Laurie 123. 125. 118 lauer Jenme 125. 118 leduc. Randy 38. 49 63. 77 Leonard. Chod 32. 91 Leonard Juke 115. 122. 125 LervokJ. Edna 127 letouneou. Nancy 44. 95 letouneou. Susan 97 Lewelyn. Shannon 38. 49 Lewis. Brandon 11. 17. 22. 88. 90 I toy. Jennifer 32. 94 Lloyd Gabe 12. 44. 51 88. 77 84. 92 loettier Mke 32 Long Brent 32. 57. 64 88. 63. 77. 97 Long. Keith 109 Long. Stephanie 123. 125. 118 longenecker. Roxanne 38. 83. 95. 90. 97 Longenecker. Thod 115. 123 Longteiow Mark 38. 96 Longfelow. Michoel 115 lovette Soleno 22. 54 55. 88 92 Lowei. W am 32 lowrey Richard 109 lym. Chnstna 32. 91. 92 Lym. Lon 115. 122. 125 Lynn. Mary 121 m Marhn. Jason 11. 38 88 58 Mason. Jody 29. 32. 91 94 Matthews Certs 38 49 88. 58 Matthews David 17. 22. 49. 50. 77. 78 Mouch. Brandon 115. 123. 126 McCal. Kevin 22. 49 50. 68. 69. 72. 73. 63. 101 McCal. Krsten 32. 55. 83 84 88. 63 McCartney. Tony 118 McOeian. Troy 44 51 McDamei. Andre 10. 17. 22. 49. 50. 67. 68. 69. 72. 73. 83. 92 McDamei. Chod 125. 119 McDamei. Tony 44 McDamei. Jett 22. 100 McDamei. Mchoei 32. 48 49 68. 69. 63 McDamei. Momca 39 80. 82. 83. 88 McDonald. John 107. 116 117 Me Gannon. Mo«y 44 88 McGoughey Afcce 32. 83. 90. 94 McGeoch. Kearn 45 McMian. Cloy 126. 119 Me Mian. Tosho 115. 122. 124 McMdten. Crystal 39. 60 McMdten. Tony 32 Meats. Jod 17 23. 83 88 92. 97 Mesei. Walter 109. 89 Menard Jodi 45 Mendenhai. Debbie 115 Mendennal. Enck 45. 51 Mendenhai. Iso 32. 91 Meredith. Mike 28. 32 Meyer. Ken 83. 122 Meyer. George 109. 58 Meyer. Katheme 39. 52. 54. 82. 83 92 Michaud. Rodney 39 Mck. Randy 121 M e$e« B4 115. 123. 126 Mkese« Robert 39 Mier Debbie 115. 122 Mier Jason 112. 115 123. 126 Mier. Lance 115. 123. 126 Mier. Loren 33. 83 Mier luarm 109 Mier Patrick 39 Mier. Too 123. 119 Mier. Tony 39. 49 88 77 Mis, Trovs 23. 92 Michel. Jock 109. 59. 62 Mohr. Wayne Montoya Dee 110 Monty. Wima 121 Moon jna 114. 115. 123. 126 Moon. Phyfcs 121 Moore. Carom 106 Moore. Douglas 110. 49 68 Moore Scott 45. 57. 95. 96. 77 Mosher Helen 127 Mosher Msty 115. 122. 125 Mo wry Delores 110. 83 Montoya. Devne 110 Mueier. Km 8. 9. 17. 23. 74. 82. 85. 92. 97 Mueler Tam. 42. 45. 82. 83. 88. 92 Murdock. Justn 119 Musgrove. Teresa 23 Musi. Greta 17. 23 Myers. Brian 45 ST Noutt. Amy 17. 23 Nease. Roy 45 Nelson. Brian 115. 126 Nelson. Carta 39. 52. 83. 88. 77 Nelson. Chrs 125. 126. 119 Nelson. Eric 33 Nelson. Erka 85. 113. 115. 122. 124. 125. 117 Nelson. Jett 39 Nelson. Jodi 23. 85. 88 Nelson. Juke 45. 80 Nelson. Larry 106 Nelson. Re hard 39. 77. 92 Nelson. Shannon 17. 23. 81. 88. 95. 96. 91. 92 Newel. Brandon 45. 95 Newman. Hanna 106 Newton. Amy 45 74. 83 88. 77. 92 Newton. Jennifer 33. 52. 83. 88. 63. 77. 92 f chots. Justin 115. 123. 126 hkchots. Natafce 39. 52. 53. 85. 97 Nnerrwe. James 115 Nfctz. Hope 33. 90 Nitz. Nolan 115. 123 Nordqust. Shawna 33. 53. 60. 83. 63 Norm. Kara 123. 125. 119 Norm. Krista 17. 23. 72. 83. 85. 88. 102. 97. 102 Novtan. Sherri 123. 125. 119 Nutt on Mary 106 D O Brian. Jode 23. 77. 100 OComel. Coleen 45 83. 95. 92 Odette. Todd 23 Olson. Angie 125 Olson. Don 115. 123. 126 Olson. Ross 106 Olsson. Wyan 119 Owen. Jenny 33 Owen. Patrick PJ 39. 92 Owen. Robert 33. 92. 93 IP Paimqust. Chris 33. 88 Pans. Steve 33 Parker. Dana 45. 92 Parker Jett 33 45 88 Parker. Shawn 116. 126 Parks. leRoy 23. 101 Partridge. Christopher 126. 119 Paulsen. Joey 45. 51. 68 Pearson. Dam 10. 17. 23. 49 88. 63. 77. 78. 90 Pearson. Darlene 110 Pearson. Devn 45. 83. 66. 59 Peck. Tiffany 24 Peltier. Amy 39 Peltier. Terry 8 9. 17. 24 49. 71. 72. 73. 82. 63. 77. 78 Pendergrass. Lea 45. 52. 54 83. 88 62. 77 Pentco. Tm 45. 51. 83. 77 Perret. Stocy 125. 119 Perret. Stefame 116. 122 Petersen. Bruce 110. 90. 126. 122 Peterson. Charles 121 Peterson. Dana 123. 125. 119 Peterson. Vicki 125. 119 Pfizenmoer. Dana 33. 74. 63 Ph ps. Tonya 116 Powel. Jake 45 95 Powel. Ne 119 Preston. Chod 33. 57. 83. 88. 63 Preston. Paula 116. 122. 124. 125. 117 Price. Ryan 45 © Quien. Jason 119 RodcMfe. Richard 106 Rodtey. Melmdo 17. 24. 80 Ramsey. Jocqueme 110 Ramsey Km 33. 82. 83. 85. 95. 96. 97 Rasmussen. Chns 116. 123. 126 Rasmussen. Enk 110. 125 Rasmussen Jan 9. 17. 24. 82. 83. 85. 102. 94. 97. 102. 103 Reed. Dane 116. 126 Reedy. Joseph 24 Regmer. Loretta 121 Regmer. Tncio 33. 92 Reusch. Tern 123. 125. 119 Reusch. Trocy 33. 83. 88. 92. 97 Richard. Ryan 114. 116. 123. 126 Ringer. Demse 33. 92 Robbns. Bobbie 43. 45 Robbns. Jennifer 39 Roche. Stocy 33. 95. 96 Ross. Elizabeth 119 Ross. Juamta 33 Roth. Larry 33 Roudybush. James 17. 24. 49. 51. 58. 63 Roudybush. Lon 39. 74. 75. 83. 85 Rowan. B e 116 Rowan. Tammy 45 Rmyan. Jennifer 39. 83. 85 Ruud. Brandon 114, 116. 123. 126 Ruud. Brian 10. 24. 49. 51. 63. 77. 78. 87 Ruud. Stocy 33. 95. 96. 86. 94. 97. 100 Ruzicko. Angelo 33. 94 Sounders. Donna 123. 125. 119 Schmitt. Bran 45 88 Schrmtt. Sarah 125. 119 Schmitt. Theodore 39. 49. 54. 88. 92 Schubert. Jenny 45. 83 Schwerman. Joe 39 Scofield. JewekJa 110 Sedocek learm 45. 56 83. 85 Secfocek. Richard 49 83 Sherffus. Nancy 110 Sheridan Dustn 39 64. 59 Sherwood. Keith 110. 108. 49 126 Sherwood. Kristi 8. 9. 17. 24. 56. 83. 85. 88. 63. 94. 97 Sherwood. Nathan 45. 51. 68. 83. 88. 77 Shifflett. Cndy 39. 92 Shifflett. Tim 116 Smpman. Lenn 17. 24. 49. 53. 56. 63. 80. 94 Shuman Ron 110. 49 Shockley. Kathryn 110 Saard. Bran 126. 119 Scard. Gene 17. 24. 100 Sktman. Damck 45 80. 88 66 Sjogren. Kmba 85. 116. 122. 124, 125 Skiett. Doug 45 Siettei. Carol 33. 121 Sieffei. Mork 116. 123. 117 154 lndex Smith. Abe 119. 122 Smith. ChA 34. 85. 96. 58. 97 Smith. Cart 24 Smith. Douglas 24. 80. 82. 95. 92. 97. 117 Smith. Jay 34 Smith. Reece 25 Smith. Richie 116. 123. 126. 125 Snoveiy. Unden 39. 77 Snyder Beck. 116. 122 Snyder. Jon 40 Southwck. Dennis 110. 90 Speakman. Sean 56 Steftes. Scott 10. 40. 49. 68 Stemei. Rodela 119 Stensoas. Joe 4. 10. 12. 17. 25. 52. 55. 83. 94. 62. 63 Storing. Jason 17. 25 Sterrett. Damon 17. 25. 49. 51. 68. 69. 70. 63 Sterrett. Darrin 11. 40. 49. 97 Stoizenburg. Matt 9. 14. 17. 25. 83. 66. 97 Stoizenburg. Tonya 119 Strart. Brian 11. 40 Strart. Dorothy 121 St rat. Gary 34. 49. 68. 63 Strart. Jay 34. 63 Strait. Jennifer 116. 122. 124. 125 Strart. Jennifer 45. 83. 85. 62 Strart. Laurie 45. 55. 83. 84 77 Strart. Stocey 114. 116 Strart. Travis 125. 119 Streeter Derek 11. 40 Sulanko. Enc 125. 119 Sulanka. Glen 11. 40. 49 Sulanko. Larry 11. 12. 40 Sulanka. Randy 126. 119 Sutton. Frances 116 Sutton. Shearea 116 Swenson. Jeff 10. 17. 25. 51. 63. 77. 90. 92. 94 Swenson. Rebecca 45. 83. 88. 95 Swiharr. Deno 11. 33. 40. 52. 83. 85. 97 Swtxjrt. Eric 34. 68. 69. 63 Swhart. Mamda 116. 122. 124. 117 Switzer. Richard 110. 63. 77 Taley. Clark 110 Taley. Kendal 9. 25. 56 73. 82. 83. 95. 63. 94. 97 Taley. Lnden 45. 88. 66 Taley Mane 110 Tatro. Shoyla 123. 125. 119 Thotstrup. Arae 116. 122. 124. 125 Thoistrup. Jeffrey 12. 40 Thoistrup. Jennifer 46. 83 Thotstrup. Jon 11. 40. 68. 83 Thoman. Amy 34. 85. 88. 96. 97 Thoman. Cart 17. 25 Thoman. Kathleen 34. 56. 60. 83. 63. 77 Thomas. Danen 110 Thomas. Steven 10. 34 Thul. Vvgna 110 Tmkar. Ench 34. 80. 85. 95. 91. 92 Titus. Poume 121 Tol. Kensey 25. 80. 82. 85. 88. 95. 96. 102. 83. 92. 93. 97. 102 Tol. Toge 11. 46. 51. 88. 96. 92 Tominson. Floyd 116 Toogood. Stefame 34. 63 Townsdin. Jason 46 Townsdn John 10. 34. 49. 65 Tremblay. Enc 46. 51 Trembley. AJvn 121 Trost. Brandon 116. 123. 126. 117 Trost. Charity 34. 83. 88. 96 Trost. Debbie 113. 116. 122. 124. 125 Trost. Heath 46. 51. 68. 83. 77. 100 TruebkXXJ. Vertyn 110 Tuggle. Coutney 123. 125. 119 Turner. Crystal 34. 96 Turner. Robert 116 Uri. Chnstne 123. 125. 119 Utt. Mo 119 w Valcoure. Brian 46. 51. 77 Valcoure. Charle 12. 34. 49 Vander Hamm. Karo 113, 123. 125. 119 Vander Hamm. Ross 106. 103 Vignery. Bryan 9. 17. 25. 64. 65. 88. 95. 66. 77. 78. 92 Watoodge. Anna 119 Walker. Glenn 110. 77. 97. 108 Walter. Jeff 46. 88 95. 77. 91 Wafcer. Jeffrey 34. 85 Walter Rhonda 17. 25. 92. 97 Walton. Shane 119 Waters. Jennifer 8. 9. 14. 17. 25. 83. 94 Watkns. Jason 11. 40 49 Watowa. Angelo 11. 40. 83 Watson. Jarred 46. 83. 66 Watson. Randy 107 Week. Laura 11. 40 Wentz. Barbara 110 Wentz. Marc 26. 49 88. 96. 59. 87 Wentz. Mchoei 110 Wentz Monte 46. 88. 96. 59 West Brodtey 46. 77 West. Cnssy 34. 92 West. Ronme 16. 26 White. Jon 46 Whitley. Renee 26 Widen. Monte 34 49. 63. 77 Widen. Susan 17. 26. 100 Wlcox. Cmt 46. 77 Wioms. Dennis 110 Wioms. Joson 34. 49. 68 63. 77 Wftams. Juke 123. 125. 119 Wis. Mchele 42. 46. 54. 52. 82. 88. 62. 77. 92. 100 Wison. Craig 17. 26. 88. 101 Wnter. Kathy 110 WomocW. Mchoei 110 Wooiord. Darlene 17. 26. 94 Workman. Crystal 11. 40. 88 Workman James 10. 17. 26 49. 51. 68. 69. 70. 63 Workman. Tisha 34 Workman Vatone 40. 52. 55. 85, 92 Worthen. Chns 119 Wright. Jennifer 40. 52. 83. 85 Wnght. Shannon 40. 77 Yarnel. Berno 121 Zimmerman. Amy 46. 55. 84 88. 95. 92 Zmmerman. Jeff 125. 119 Zmmerman. Judy 110 Ukens. Courtney 46 88. 58. 92 lndex 155