Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

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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

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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