Hoxie High School - Winter Count Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

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We knew him as a motivator of people and our leader at Hoxie High School, his own Heaven On Earth.” Only a chosen few have known the joys of imparting the gift of knowledge to others; the smile of encouragement, the secret that opens a mind's door, the hope for a better tomorrow, the friendship which endures, the love for learning. This man knew all of these things. Ah, yes, this man knew the special rewards that only giving to others brings. This man encouraged each of us to know our own special worth; to give to others, to strive for more, to right the wrongs, to stand with pride, to change with graciousness, and last, but most importantly, to have the courage to seek our own “Heaven On Earth. 6 Dedication Mr. Jim Davis took over the helm as Hoxie High School principal in 1975. Throughout those nine years at Hoxie High School Mr. Davis listened. The discipline ne enforced was not cruel — it was sure. During Mr. Davis’ administration, aca- demics became more important and good grades were emphasized. The willingness to experiment was another strong characteristic of Mr. Davis. The welfare of the student was uppermost to him. Mr. Davis was loyal to his teachers and the student body. Both teachers and students felt the security of his sup- port. Hoxie High School was Mr. Davis’ “Heaven on Earth. Dedication 7 USD 412 Board of Education; Sitting, (L to R) Marilyn Kaus, Keith Caldwell, Howard Harwerth, Shirley Kahle — President of the Board; Standing, (L to R) Bob Geerdes, George Lambert, Roger Schlick, Archie Vernon — Superintendent, and Debbie Roostool — Clerk of the Board. Mr. Don Martin served as principal during second semester of the 1984-85 term. Mr. James L. Davis (not pictured) was principal until his death in December. Mrs. Janet Kaba has been secretary at HHS for 14 years. 8 Administration Custodians: Art Karnes, Zane Frazey, Bill Farber and Shorty Reidl- inger take a short break in their busy day. Center Left: Oscar Borger runs the bus radio. A Norma Ackerman. Food Service Director, punches Cherie Johnson’s lunch ticket while Cam Barnes waits patiently for his turn. ◄ Cooks: Rosie Heier. Carolyn Wright, Pauline Randolph and Angie Newman display their creative talents. Employees 9 Marci Bainter Jeff Bull Ed Campbell Lisa Dechant Loretta Dorenkamp Jan Frazey DougGeerdes Rhonda Geerdes Mary Gilbert Sherri Greene Sheila Hedge Mary Beth Hinger Nathan Hemman Cherie Johnson Toni Juenemann Liza Kauk Brad Kennedy Melinda Kirby Brett Leopold Daresa Lewis Phil Moore Jeanette Ochs Laura Popp Kelli Reitcheck 10 Juniors Aaron Riemer Darrel Sample Dianne Sample LeeAnn Schlageck Stacey Schwarz Susan Selbe Charles Stillwell Cyndie Taylor Kyle Taylor Leah VanPelt Robin Wade Mike Waggener Vic Winter Jamie Wright Ralph Zerr Junior Class Officers; (Left to Right) Kyle Taylor, Stuco; Nathan Robin Wade shows everyone how it is to be a typical junior. Hemman. Vice-Pres.; Brett Leopold. Pres.; and Laura Popp, Sec. Treas. Juniors 11 And this is the Class President Brett Leopold??? Brad Kennedy and his many admirers. ► T Members of the Junior Class wait to see what their prizes will be from the junior mag. sales. Two junior beauties, Daresa Lewis (left) and Susan Selbe (right). Just look at those smiles from Liza Kauk, Leah VanPelt. and Cyndie Taylor. Aaron Riemer is proud to be an American! 12 Juniors • The army even wants you, Brenda Bainter! ▼ Sophomores take it easy on senior hall. Left: Robin Rookstool and Dawn Juenemann have caught Sophomore Syndrome. Kim Kauk shows Brenda Richards the “only way to eat a taco.” The Diagnosis is Sophomore Syndrome! Cam Barnes' Sophomore Syndrome may be contagious for Chad Foster. Sophomores 13 Teresa Ashbaugh Brenda Bainter Cam Barnes Eric Becker Mike Bieker Kelly Brown Mike Bull Doug Emerick Chad Foster Dan Fringer Kevin Geerdes Shari Heier Dawn Juenemann Kim Kauk Kevin Krannawitter Dave Kruse Staci Martin Becky Moore Troy Ochs Susan Reedy 14 Sophomores Kayleen Reitcheck Brenda Richards Robin Rookstool Cherri Sager Mike Sample Anna Sanders Danny Sanders Sharon Schaffer Gerry Schamberger Carol Schieferecke Tim Schieferecke Chris Sewell Eric Smith Christi Sneath Dan Taylor Craig Wikoff Sophomore Class Officers; Front Row: Chris Sewell. Pres.; Shari Heier. Vice-Pres.; Back Row: Dawn Juenemann. Stuco; Carol Schieferecke. Sec. Treas. Sophomores 15 Jennifer Ackerman Pam Allen Danny Appelhans Bryant Baecht Lance Bainer Cory Barnett Scott Barnett Mike Becker Michele Bielser Shanla Brookshire Les Brown Andy Coffman Daryl Cooper Missy Cooper Karen Dechant David Denio Denise Haffner Jason Horinek Daylene Hueftle Rodney Johnson Daryl Juenemann Steve Kaba Cris Koeroerich Brian Krannawitter 16 Freshmen Brian Leopold Chris Murphy Michaela Niblock Lisa Ostmeyer Jeff Patmon Kevin Popp Mike Porsch Angie Pratt LeAnn Reitcheck Paul Ritter Larry Rowlison Stephanie Russell Tiffni Sealock Lance Shepard Ruth Ann Stillman Stephanie Tatman Melinda Tauber David Waggener Rudy Wente Thresia Wessel Freshmen 17 Freshmen Class Officers; Back Row: Mike Porsch; President. Dan Appelhans; STUCO. Front Row: Denise Haffner; Sec. Treasurer., Michaela Niblock; Vice-President. 18 Freshmen HOXIE THEATRE 675-3923 Show Times Saturday 7 and 9 p.m. Fri. and Sun. 7:30 p.m. Stan Niermeier, Gwynne Tice, Mike Tice, Jamie Tice, Darla Hockersmith, Patty Schaffer, Karen James, Michelle Tice, Bran- don Tice, and Lisa Gilbert. mem ELECTRIC 808 OAK BEN FRANKLIN BETTER QUALITY FOR LESS Advertisement 19 The Graduating Class David John Bieker Clarence Anthony Becker Edward Ray Fringer Kay Lynn Eland Cynthia Ann Bruggeman Darla Kay Hockersmith Alan James Heim Dennis Duane Hedge Juanita Marie Kaus Douglas Dean Lewis Roberta Lou Lovin Karen Lee James • Robert Lynn Karnes Zachary Alan Kauk Beth Ann McCormick Michael Lester Munk David Louis Neff 21 Good Luck at Dodge City Robert From Mom, Dad Ray, Rhonda and Ron Congratulations ZACK We’re very proud of you Love, Mom, Dad, Liza Kim Congratulations Annette! We’re proud of you Dad, Mom, Leroy Kayleen, Steven Kimberly, Jayne KAREN Truth lies waiting in all things, Unfolding like a rose from living buds. But it must first be in yourself. It shall come from your soul. It shall be love ■Walt Whitman Dennis, We’re proud of you Mom, Dad, and Sheila Juanita, Our Love and Best Wishes Mom and Dad 22 Seniors You’ve come a long Way — Congratulations and Best Wishes Dad Mom Mindy Nations Congratulations Jennifer All our Love Dad, Mom, Phil, Barb, Kirstin, Craig Congratulations Beth! Love, Mom, Dad, Brenda and Karen Congrats Russ! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations David! Love, Dad, Mom Monica, Doug, Darin and DaLaena Seniors 23 Melinda Marie Niblock Lisa Anne Pierce Kristin Kay Popp Teresa Mae Richards Darin Lee Richmeier Steven John Schaffer Jeffrey Pratt Billi Ray Rarick Annette Rene Reitcheck Sharon Kay Schamberger Lawrence John Schieferecke Russell Allen Shepard Rachel Elaine Smith Terry Lee Spresser Neil Andrew Taylor Motto: We have crossed the barren desert — Now we shall climb the mountains and touch the sky. Flower: Rose Colors: Burgandy and silver Graduation Date: May 19. 1985 Russell Robert Taylor Jennifer Ann Wikoff We’re Very Proud of You Both! 26 Seniors We’re Proud of you Doug, We’re proud of you! Our love and best Wishes! Mom Dad LISA! Congratulations and much love From all Your family Our Love and Best Wishes Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS Darla and - ) Terry _ Jeff, Go With Teresa, Congratulations for going this far and hope you go far in the the flow but go for it! Love Mom Dad future Love, Mom, Dad Sisters Seniors Sophomore Attendants Mike Sample and Kim Kauk Freshman Attendents Danny Appelhans and Denise Haffner Senior Attendants Steve Schaffer and Kristin Popp Junior Attendants Aaron Riemer and Stacey Schwartz Crownbearers: Brandon Tice, Meghann Schamberger and Sabrina Williams Homecoming 29 Our Community Shines With Pride Support Your Local Merchants Hoxie Chamber of Commerce 30 Advertisement Western Office Supply, Inc. 675 West 4th St. P.O. Box 725 Colby, KS. 67701 Ph.(913)462-3923 or (800) 332-2052 Mickey Hardware And Furniture Cooperative Union Mercantile Co. Sequin Branch Elevator of Grinnell Grain — Feed — Fertilizer Custom Applicaton Petroleum Fuels — Seed Farm Supplies your one stop shopping needs ph. 675-3516 Kristin Popp and Bill Rarick won the best dressed. The future as HHS sees it! Indians on the war path! 32 Homecoming The homecoming week at the HSS was full of spirit. The theme was “America the Beautiful — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Monday started the excitement with “yesterday’s dress.” Jeff Patmon and Staci Martin won the best dressed. Tuesday was color day. The classes dress- ed up in their colors: Freshmen — green, Sophomores — yellow, Juniors — blue, Seniors — red. Juniors won with 25 people dressed in blue. Wednesday everyone dressed as they thought “tomorrow’s styles would be. As most saw it, there will no longer be designer jeans but plastic clothes — Trash Bags. Lisa Pierce and Kyle Taylor were the winners. Thursday was dress up day. Kristin Popp and Bill Rarick won the best dressed. Friday ended the week with Slave day and Red and White day. The juniors and seniors bought the freshmen and sophomores. The juniors showed the true spirit and won the tomahawk at the pep rally Friday. The juniors won the hall decorating and the seniors won the window display. HHS played Goodland for the Homecoming game. The final score was Goodland 42 — Hoxie 13. ▲ Roberta Lovin and Jennifer Wikoff take time out from decorating senior hall to say Hi! 4 The legs contest — Vic Winter. Jeff Pratt, Cam Barnes and Brian Krannawitter. 4 Slave day — Jason Horinek, Kevin Popp and Brenda Bainter compete in the hall sack race. 4 Thresia Wessel — What's that flower pot doing on your head? ▼ Steve Schaffer and Zack Kauk get the hall decorating spirit by decorating the trash can from the inside out. Daryl Juenemann and Missy Cooper pig Cherie Johnson is a great sign maker! out at the dance. Homecoming 33 SERVICE UNLIMITED Full Automotive Service and Welding Chuck Coulter, Alvis Wade and Greg Jones “We Take the Time to Know You” Home Loans Consumer Loans Interest Bearing Checking Accounts Passbook Savings Savings Certificates Cashier Checks Travelers Checks Stop By Any One of Our Offices Located in Hoxie, Hays, Hill City, or Ellis KATHY’S CREATIONS Flowers, Cakes and Party Accessories for all Occasions 34 Advertisement BAALMAN FEEDYARD INC. Menlo, Kansas BAALMAN Grain and Fertilizer Rexford and Sequin Your Farming Headquarters Hoxie, Kansas 36 Advertisement Mickey — Leopold Funeral Home DAVID E. LEOPOLD C.P.A Accounting and Tax Services (913) 675-3711 Hoxie, Kansas 67740 GOLDEN GRAIN PIT BUYERS, PROCESSORS, SELLERS OF HIGH MOISTURE CORN Slaughtering Processing Curing GRINNELL LOCKER Grinnell, KS 824-3400 ARNOLD AUTO ELECTRIC Sports 39 The Varsity took second place in the Lenora Tournament. 4) rs.1 r fS I was proud of our team this year, especially the six seniors.” said Coach Kathy Bergin. Hoxie was finally known for having good volleyball teams. The varsity ended their season on an exciting but disap- pointing note when they lost in the final round of Sub-State. Varsity Stats Atwood V Rexford V Oberlin L Hill City W Healy Atwood Wheatland Oberlin St. Francis Victoria Osborne W W L W W W L JV Stats Quinter W Quinter W Oakley L Oakley L Morland W Scott City W Lenora W Goodland L Norton L Oberlin W Morland W Colby L Norton L Phillipsburg W Scott City w Logan W Goodland L St. Francis W Oberlin Rexford w Colby L Atwood w Logan Phillipsburg W W Oberlin Hill City w w St. Francis w Healy w Brewster W Wheatlaruf L Oberlin W The JV girls are proud of their trophy won in the Oberlin Tourney. 40 Volleyball Darla Hockersmith led the team in serving points with 156. Mindy Niblock had 149 and Rhonda Geerdes 142. Mindy Niblock had a total of 146 kill spikes followed by LeeAnn Schlageck with 91. Coach Bergin noted that the leadership and play- ing skills of the six seniors would be missed. However, she is looking forward to an even more successful season next year with 16 returning sophomores and juniors. The girls practice their blocking technique. The team chose Mindy Niblock and Darla Hockersmith to be team captains Karen James relaxes between games at Lenora. Coach Dodson. Mindy Niblock. Darla Hockersmith. Karen James. Juanita Kaus. Lisa Pierce. Kay Eland. Coach Bergin. 2nd Row: Toni Juenemann. Jeanette Ochs. Mary Gilbert. LeeAnn Schlageck. Rhonda Geerdes. Liza Kauk. Shelia Hedge. Cherie Johnson. Laura Popp. 3rd Row: Staci Martin. Dawn Juenemann. Christi Sneath. Sharon Schafer. Cherri Sager. Kayleen Reitcheck. Susan Reedy. Carol Schieferecke. Back Row: Manager Tiffni Sealock. Denise Haffner. LeAnn Reitcheck. Daryl Juenemann. Michaela Niblock. Daylene Hueftle. Michele Bielser. Angie Pratt. Volleyball 41 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Hays Construction Co., Inc. 8th and Maine, Suite 210 P.O. Box 697 Hays, Kansas 67601 (913) 628-1031 That’s a Butler Builder D L SERVICE Lloyd and Doren Spillman Terry Grainfield and Colby Keith 824-3488 462-2988 Cass Excavating Front End Loader Backhoe • Dumptruck All Types Excavating Doug Cass, Owner 675-3476 Rt. 1, Hoxie, KS. Krannawitter Brothers Manure Handling and Loader Work The Indians faced a rebuilding year with only two varsity lettermen that had had any extensive experience on offense and defense. Hoxie faced some tough teams such as Colby, who were bi-district champions, and Atwood who were regional champs. This level of competition left the Indians with a 1 and 7 mark but also a lot of experience for the 85-86 season. Lettermen for the year were: Seniors: Steve Schaffer, Bill Rarick, Mike Munk, Russ Shepard, Jeff Pratt, Terry Spresser, Neil Taylor, Dennis Hedge, Doug Lewis, and David Bieker. Juniors: Doug Geerdes, Nathan Hemman, Brett Leopold, Vic Winter, Mike Waggener, Aaron Riemer, Kyle Taylor, and Jamie Wright. Sophomores: Kevin Krannawitter, Cam Barnes, Dan Taylor, Chad Foster, and Dave Kruse. Managers; Darin Richmeier, Steve Kaba, and Mike Bull. TEAM Varsity HOXIE OPP. Scott City 0 26 Colby 15 48 St. Francis 13 14 Goodland 13 42 WaKeeney 0 26 Atwood 21 28 Oakley 14 6 Oberlin 8 29 Front Row: Darin Richmeier. manager. L: Terry Spresser. L. Doug Lewis. L; Russ Shepard. L. Jeff Pratt. L. Mike Munk, L; Bill Rarick. L; Steve Schaffer. L. Dennis Hedge. L; Neil Taylor. L; David Bieker. L. Robbie Sager, manager. Second Row Darryl Cooper; Mike Waggener. L. Nathan Hemman. L; Doug Geerdes. L; Vic Winter. L; Jamie Wright. L; Brett Leopold. L; Aaron Riemer. L; Kyle Taylor. L; Jeff Bull; Bill Wright. Eric Becker; Rudy Waggener; Dan Appelhans; Jason Hormek; Mike Porsch; Brian Leopold; Paul Ritter; Lance Shepard; Cory Barnett; Mike Becker; Mike Bull, manager. L; Steve Kaba. manager. L Fourth Row Kevin Krannawitter. L. Dan Taylor. L; Cam Barnes. L; Chad Foster. L; Dave Kruse. L; Chris Murphy; Dan Sanders; Les Brown; Bryant Baecht. Dan Frmger 44 Football Varsity Coaches; Warren Sager. Head Coach; Stephen Mercer. Line Coach; Jim Walden, Defensive Coordinator; Robert Reed, Receiver Coach. Fooball 45 GETZ IGA THE SHORT SHOP Frazey Oil Co. Hoxie, KS Sheridan County Library 901 Main, Hoxie, KS Mon.-Fri. 10:00 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. 675-3102 DEE’S HAIR BOUTIQUE 600 14th St., Hoxie, KS. 675-2309 BIOZYME ENTERPRISES Roger Schlick GARY NEWMAN’S CUSTOM HAY HAULING Hoxie, Kansas Phone: 675-3484 SUNFLOWER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER — AG. CHEMICALS CUTOM APPLICATION BOX 651, HOXIE, KS 675-3354 ORDER YOUR SET OF SHERIDAN COUNTY HISTORICAL BOOKS! OVER 800 PAGES OF FAMILY AND TOPICAL STORIES CONTAINED IN TWO 8% X 11 HARDCOVER BUCKRUM-BOUND VOLUMES. PRICE IS $37.50 PLUS 3% IN-STATE SALES TAX. ADD $3.50 FOR POSTAGE AND HANDLING. SEND ORDER TO: Sheridan County Historial Society Box 274 Hoxie, KS 67740 48 Advertisement HOXIE LIVESTOCK SALES Fred Pratt, Fred L. Pratt Out Clara Lou Ruth Ph. 913-675-3263 824 Main — P.O. 146 Hoxie, KS Farmers Co-operative Exchange Dealers in Grain, Feed, Seed and Bulk Delivery On the Farm Delivery Service In MorlandPh. 627-3315 Advertisement 49 Come on guys, just one picture? Head Coach Robert Reed and Assistant Kevin Krannawitter passes the ball off to Coach Stephen Mercer watch the game Chad Foster to keep the offense moving, intently. 50 Basketball VARSITY TEAM HOXIE OPP Oberlin 53 68 Hill City 65 60 St. Francis J 60 57 Goodland | 52 73 Colby 38 61 St. Francis Sharon Springs 41 36 47 62 Cheylin 62 65 SUFranci J 77 55 Oakley j 70 66 Wheatland 48 93 Oakley - Atwood 49 58 63 58 Wheatland 54 78 Oberlin 65 49 Quinter 47 51 Scott City 63 61 Dighton 54 53 Atwood Atwood (Substate) II 67 55 3-1 60 65 The Indian basketball team had its first winning season in over 12 years. Hoxie finished the 1984-85 season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses in league play and an overall record of an even 10 wins, 10 losses. This was Head Coach Robert Reed’s first year with the Indians, and it turned out to be a successful year for Reed and his coaching staff. David Neff was voted for the all-tournament team at the Oberlin Invitational Tournament. David also led the team in rebounds with 192 rebounds, 54 blocked shots, and scoring with 324 points and an average of 16.2 points per game. Kevin Krannawitter led the team in assists with 112 and also in steals with 46. Lettermen for the 1984-85 season were: Seniors; Neil Taylor, David Bieker, and David Neff, Juniors; DougGeerdes, Brad Kennedy, Kyle Taylor, Nathan Hemman, and Aaron Riemer, Sophomores; Kevin Krannawitter, Cam Barnes, Dan Taylor, and Chad Foster. The Junior Varsity team also had a successful season, ending it with 11 wins and 8 losses. Coach Mercer led the JV squad to the 11-8 mark. Brad Kennedy was the high scorer for the JV season and Nathan Hemman led the team in rebounding. Front Row: Brian Krannawitter, Daryl Cooper. Paul Ritter, Nathan Hemman, Kyle Taylor. Aaron Riemer. Second Row: Kevin Geerdes, Dan Appelhans, Dan Taylor, Kevin Krannawitter, Doug Geerdes, Brad Kennedy, Neil Taylor. Third Row: Dan Sanders, Kevin Popp, Chris Mur- phy, David Neff, Chad Foster, Cam Barnes, David Bieker, Jamie Wright. Basketball 51 MOORMAN’S FEED Bill and Kelly Vickers Hoxie, Kansas Phone: (913) 675-3798 HOXIE FEEDERS, INC. 14,000 Head Feedlot General Office: (913) 675-3379 Home: (913) 386-4395 Don Stephens Mike Spresser 52 Advertisement Chevrolet Buick — Olds Sales and Service 675-3203 McKee-Carman Insurance Agency Selden Kansas Phone 913- 386-4389 THE HUNGRY FARMER The Girls Basketball Teams had a successful season, even though their record did not show it. Each of the 14 hard workers improved in some way. Coach Connie Pontious felt that by the end of the season, the team was playing good basketball. Coach Pontious has high hopes for next year’s season, since there will be four returning starters. Mindy Niblock shoots for two over the St. Francis defense. ► The coaches give the team a few pointers during a time-out. T Mary Gilbert. 10. fires a pass to Kay Eland. 14. Front: Juanita Kaus. Daylene Hueftle. Susan Reedy. Kay Eland. Mary Gilbert. Denise Haf- fner. Back: Coach Kathy Biegert, Michaela Niblock, Missy Cooper, Melinda Kirby, LeeAnn Schlageck. Liza Kauk. Mindy Niblock, Sharon Schaffer, Coach Connie Pontious. Not Pictured: Christi Sneath. 54 Girls Basketball Goodland Colby St. Francis Sharon Springs Cheylin Brewster Wheatland Oakley Atwood Wheatland Oberlin Quinter Scott City Dighton Atwood Ness City Number 14. a 57 senior. Kay Eland! ◄ Assistant Coach Biegert (in her team — me practice shirt) readily obeys Head Coach Pontious!! Girls Basketball 55 STUDLEY CO-OP EQUITY EXCHANGE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE DEL WASHBURN MR. INSURANCE Hoxie Flying Service, Inc. Agriculture Aviation 675-3988 Rex Mauck Roger Mauck HHS wrestlers warm up before their first dual ► HHS Wrestlers: L to R. Bottom Row: Dave Waggener, Les Brown, Lance Shepard. Mike Porsch. Mike Becker. Brian Leopold. Cory Barnett. Jason Horinek. Lance Bainter. Top Row: Assistant Coach Kirk Baker. Doug Lewis. Russ Shepard. Terry Spresser, Darrel Sample. Vic Winter. Ralph Zerr. Mike Sample. Troy Ochs. Eric Becker, manager Darin Richmeir. Head Coach Paul Babcock. ▼ Mike Porsch breaks his man down and works for points. Brian works for a reversal, and two more points. 58 Wrestling The grapplers wrestled their way to a 4-3 winning record this year giving the seniors something to remember going out, and the younger members of the team something to strive for next year. Coach Babcock replied “Considering the lack of experience on the team this year, we had an excellent season. Ten of 17 wrestlers had winning records and all of them made excellent im- provement as the season progressed. We also had outstanding support this year which was greatly appreciated. Hoxie lost to Oberlin 48-17, defeated Scott City 34-19, defeated Goodland 27-22, lost to Sainty 39-15, lost to Colby 38-17, defeated Oakley 36-21, defeated Atwood 42-20. Les rides his man tough. ▼ Doug uses an inside cradle to turn his man over for more back points. Vic works for an escape. Russ has his man under control and is working for more points. Wrestling 59 Six HHS matmen qualified for the state tournament by placing in the top four at the sub-state tournament. Qualifiers are L to R: Vic Winter. 145 lbs., fourth; Brian Leopold. 105 lbs., third; Darrel Sample. 126 lbs., fourth; Doug Lewis. 119 lbs., first; Mike Sample. 98 lbs., second; and Lance Shepard. 112 lbs., third. ► Mike Sample works to break his man down and turn him over for three points. ► ▼ Vic earns a three point near fall to defeat his man and ad- vance into the next round. Darrel wrestled his man well, defeating him 6-4 to advance in- to semi-finals. Brian goes for some back points. 60 Wrestling Advertisement 61 HEIM BODY SHOP GLASS IN5TALLEC Nick and Steve Hoxie, Kansas 67740 HEIM AUTO SALES Hoxie, Kansas 67740 HEIM T.V. AND APPLIANCE 62 Advertisement THE INSURANCE STORE FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Ph. 675-3252 Leroy Reitcheck Jr. Custom Swathing, Large Round Baling, and Square Baling Hoxie, KS 675-3747 700 Main Box 108 Hoxie, KS 67740 Abstracting Loans — Real Estate Sharyl’s SHEAR DELITE Sharyl Cass Phone: 675-3476 KARNES MANUFACTURING Wayne Ray Karnes Hoxie, Kansas Phone 675-3629 HOEGEMEYER HYBRIDS Plant Hoegemeyer Hybrids Break Away to Higher Yields. YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID.” Clyde Stratton Selden, KS Phone 386-4253 SHAW MOTOR CO. FLEX KING Sales and Service Parts CONTINENTAL Oil Products Service Station Bulk Phone: 913-673-4228 Grainfield, KS MSB MiWrY Allen’s Feedlot, Inc. Hoxie, KS Phone: 675-3690 J.T.’s Body Shop John Truetken We install glass and do body work Selden, KS Phone 386-4536 Elevator, Inc. Grainfield, KS 913-673-4215 Team Members and Letterwinners: Sharon Schamberger. Mindy Niblock (Most Inspira- tional). LeeAnn Schlageck (Most Valuable). Kayleen Reitcheck, Sharon Schaffer. Missy Cooper. Michaela Niblock. Patti Ziegler. Cherri Sager, and Liza Kauk lettered as manager. Cherri. Lisa and Daryl did a great job as managers Sharon stretches for that extra yard. Mindy, are you just having fun? Kayleen did an excellent job this year in 1600m and 3200m runs. 66 Track Oil !® Tatlte© Stogionfltlsi Micheala anticipates a start. Missy soars over the bar. With the coaching help from Randy Kaufman. Jim Walden and Connie Pon- tious, the HHS eight-member girls track team earned 560 points and took first at three meets including the Regional Track Meet. Two school records were set. Sharon Schamberger now holds the long jump record at 17' 4 . Patti Ziegler broke the shot put record which now stands at 38' 3Vi . Seven girls qualified for the State Track Meet. They were Sharon Schamberger. long jump and the 800m relay; LeeAnn Schlageck, 200m dash. 300m low hurdles and 800m relay; Micheala Niblock. 800m relay; Missy Cooper, high jump; Patti Ziegler, shot put and discus; and Sharon Schaffer as 800m relay alternate. Earning medals were LeeAnn with a third in the 200m dash and fourth in the 300m low hurdles. Patti placed third in the discus and fourth in the shot put. and the 800m relay team placed fifth. Missy gave a great effort but did not place. Track 67 Middle: Patti sure can throw that little puppy! Sharon Schaffer has great form, doesn’t she? LeeAnn lunges towards the finish line. Middle; Coaches Randy Kaufman. Jim Walden and Connie Pontious pushed all of us real hard this year. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Front Row: Lucille Hesterburg, Paulette Kranawitter. Deb Wade, Janelle Cooper, Marcella Cameron. Second Row: Joyce Tice, Glenda Schaffer. Third Row: Myron Dietz, Lloyd Morgan, Joe Corder, George Lambert, Dan William, Gerald Schaffer. 68 Advertisement THE HOXIE SENTINEL phone: 675-3321 Published Every Thursday Complete Commercial Printing Service Walter and Shirley Hemman Owners-Publishers Hoxie, KS 67740 Della Spillman (type-setter), Ellen Hinds (photographer-reporter), Annette Reit- check (photographer-reporter), Mona Hujing (office manager), Walt and Shirley Hemman (owners and publishers) HOXIE CO-OP OIL CO. YOUR FULL SERVICE CO-OP FARMERS OWN IT PROFIT FROM IT TRY US FIRST 675-3265 Advertisement 69 Eleven boys participated in track this spring, none of which were in their last year of school. They all worked hard and competed to their potential. Kevin Krannawitter led the team pointwise while Nathan Hemman peaked at the regional meet to qualify for state. The whole team had their victories which with the experience gained this year will lead to an even more victorious season next year. Boys Track Team: Bottom Row, Left to Right: Aaron Riemer. Cam Barnes. Nathan Hemman. Kevin Krannawit- ter. Jamie Wright. Dan Taylor. Top Row: Mike Bieker. Dave Kruse. Les Brown, Chris Murphy. Mike Porsch. Mike B. Strides out his last meters of the race. Jamie extends the bar to complete a vault. Concentration, that’s what it takes! Aaron looks ahead toward the next hurdle. Across the tape first is Nathan Hemman with a personal best time of 11.2 in the 100 meter dash. 70 Track 'E'lPi!!.©!? Cory reaches deep for a second wind to finish the race. Nathan hands the baton to Cam during the mile relay at Oakley. “Practice makes perfect.'' Les is thinking during a practice late in the season. Mike warms up for the upcoming events. Tri-State 7th Hoxie 3rd Hill City 3rd 54 NWKL Atwood 6th 29 Regional 6th 25 (Holcomb) Total Only the sky's the limit for Cam during a jump at Hill City. Track 71 Waldo (Jeff) and Leroy (Jim) cheered everyone on. Lee Ann Schlageck placed third in the 200m dash with a time of 26.9. She also placed fourth in 300m low hurdles with a time of Nathan Hemman ran a 11.3 100m 47.5. Also she was a member of the 800m dash, got fourth in his heat, but didn’t relay team which placed fifth. qualify for finals. The Niblock sisters Michaela and Mindy hand off to each other in the 800m relay. It placed fifth with a time of 1:52.2. Mindy has com- peted at state two years. Missy Cooper misses her third attempt at 4'11 to finish up her freshman season. Look! These are our upper classmen!?! Eliza Jane. Eileen, and Bertha Bad Breath. 2 Track Sharon Schamberger went to state all four years of her high school career. This year she jumped 16'1 Vi but didn’t qualify for finals. Patti Ziegler placed fourth in Shot Put with a throw of 37'W', she also placed third in the Discus with a throw of 111' 11 . The Hoxie Golf Team was very young this year consisting of only two returning sophomore let- termen and three freshmen. The team did well this year by placing third at the Hoxie Invitational Tournament and fifth at the League tournament in Colby. The team was coached by Miss Kathy Bergin. The members participating on the team were Brian Leopold, Daryl Cooper. Staci Martin. Mike Sample, and David Waggener. Daryl's golf swing led him to be Hoxie's 1 golfer. Well, this is another fine mess I know it's in here some place. No David, it's out-of-bounds. LPGA. Look out! I've gotten myself into. Golf 73 Boy's and Girl's Track Award Winners: Mindy Niblock, Girl’s Most Inspirational: Nathan Hemman, Boy's Most Valuable: Lee Ann Schlageck, Girl’s Most Valuable: Aaron Reimer. Boy’s Most Inspirational (not pictured). 74 Track Awards Business Hours Monday — Saturday 6 am-8 pm Sunday 6 am-2 pm Smorgasbord — Sunday Noon Specials — Daily Homemade Pies and Rolls Party Room Available Sheridan Inn Home of Good Food Football Award Winners: Neil Taylor. Most Inspirational; Eric Becker, Most Improved JV; Dennis Hedge, Best Lineman; Doug Geerdes. Best Defensive Player; Cam Barnes, Most Improved Player; Dan Taylor, Best Back; David Bieker. Captain; Dan Appelhans. Freshman of the Year; Jeff Pratt. Captain. Volleyball Award Winners: Karen James. Most Inspirational; Rhonda Geerdes. Best Defensive Player; Laura Popp. Best JV Player; Mary Gilbert. Best Offensive Player; Mindy Niblock. Best Offensive Player and Most Valuable Player. 76 Sports Awards Mmdy Niblock. Most Valuable Varsity Player: LeeAnn Schlageck. Most Inspirational Player. Sharon Schaffer. Most Valuable J.V Player; Brian Krannawitter. Rookie of the Year Back Row David Bieker. Most Improved Player and Team Captain; David Neff. Team Captain, led the team in rebounds, scoring, and blocked shots, and Oberlm All-Tournament Player. Neil Taylor. Most Inspirational Player; Kevin Krannawitter. Best Free Throw Percentage Mike Sample. Most Inspirational. Most Takedowns, and Most Wins; Mike Porsch. Rookie of the Year; Vic Winter. Most Improved; Doug Lewis. Most Falls. Sports Awards 77 Wiattf WiL©!,E L%E!‘§) Mindy Niblock was named female athlete of the year for 1985. This senior participated in volleyball, basketball and track all four years of high school. She served as captain for volleyball and track her senior year. Mindy was voted most valuable player and best offensive player in volleyball and most valuable player in 7t83SltetttetieSn track, she went to state as a member of the 800m relay team which placed 5th. The track team voted her most in- spirational trackster. She was named to the NWKL All-League Team in volleyball and basketball. Mindy has received 11 letters Nathan Hemman. junior, was named male athlete of the year for 1985. Nathan has participated in football, basketball and track. He was an asset at safety and wing back in football and as guard in basketball. Nathan is also a member of the weightlifting 200 lb. club. He served as captain in track where he ran the 100m dash. 200m dash. 400m relay and 1600m relay. Nathan went to state in the 100m dash. He was also named most valuable team member in track. PRICKETT AND SON INC. Livestock Transportation Serving the Shipper With Modern Methods for 33 years Hoxie, Kansas 675-3881 English I, French. Spanish teacher. Miss Steinman. helps her Spanish I students pronounce their word list. Mrs. James. College Prep. English III, Dev. Reading instructor, ex- plains “A Tale of Two Cities” to College Prep student Sharon Shambuger. 82 Language Arts The French students try their hand at cooking crepes. Jen- nifer Wikoff, Sharon Shamburger and Staci Martin thought the crepes were glorified pancakes. English III students study their word list for their next vocab test. Language Arts 83 Mr. Rosell, English II and English III teacher, gives help to Chris Sewell and Shari Heier, English II students. The Freshmen enjoy their first hour English I course. Cs jj.iyLEtLgr P'i,j L©t:iLQi Li, El3ep©i i©Et % Miss Sueanne Dodson explains the accounting assignment to Diane Sample, a Typing II student, types her assignment on the Darin Richmeier. computer. ▲ Susan Selbe adds her columns in Accounting I. Lisa Pierce prepares herself for entry level courses in college. ► 84 Business Teresa Ashbaugh works on her problem In Business Machines. A Assets equal liability plus capital, is the basic account- ing rule. ◄ Troy Ochs — now where did that a' go? Business 85 Mr. Bill Smith and Mr. Randy Kaufman are the instruc- tors for industrial arts classes. ▼ Sophomore Dave Kruse begins his new project by squaring up a piece of oak plywood while sophomore Eric Smith lends a hand. ► Sophomore Kevin Geerdes hand scrapes his walnut dresser to remove mill marks. ▼ Senior Alan Heim measures his oak dresser so he can build drawers. ▲ Mr. Smith shows junior Phil Moore how to draw floor plans for a house in Mechanical Drawing class. ► 86 Industrial Arts Vo-ag 87 88 Art Just the right touch! Applying an even amount of pressure with both hands is important for creating a successful clay project on the potter’s wheel. Grand State Contestants: Front Row: Jeff Patmon (Duet Acting), Brett Leopold (Extemp. — 3rd, Oration — 6th), Mindy Niblock (Informative — 2nd). Steve Kaba (Duet Acting). Back Row: Coach Mr. Rosell. Steve Schaffer (Extemp.), Eric Smith (Extemp. — 6th), Stacey Schwarz (Extemp.). Team Placings Hays First Oberlin Second Ransom First Sharon Springs First Scott City Third Ellis Fourth Tribune First State (Emporia) Third Kayleen Reitcheck. Jeff Patmon, and Steve Kaba take a break between rounds at the Oberlin Tourney. 90 Speech Brett Leopold practices giving his original oration on tax evasion Brett placed sixth at state speech contest. Kayleen Reitcheck and Staci Martin were perfect for im- provised duet acting. Stacey Schwarz was very persuasive in extemp. Here, she practices her hand gestures. Jan Frazey concentrates on memorizing her dramatic solo in the claustrophobic office! Speech 91 Eric Smith received a “I” rating on his solo at State Music Festival. ► ▼ Juanita Kaus won the “Outstanding Senior Vocal Award. Girls Ensemble: 1st Row: Michele Bielser. Anna Sanders. Ruth Ann Stillman. Chris Sewell. Cherri Sager. Beth McCormick. 2nd Row: Shelley Nondorf. Brenda Richards. Melinda Kirby. Daresa Lewis. Kim Kauk. Patti Ziegler. Cherrie Johnson. Not Pictured: Christi Sneath, and Loretta Dorenkamp. 92 Vocal Music Pops Choir sang at the Christmas concert. The 1st hour’s girls choir performed at the Christmas concert. Pops Choir: 1st Row: Darla Hockersmith. Karen James. Darin Richmeier. Mary Beth Hinger, Juanita Kaus, Mary Gilbert. 2nd Row: Susan Selbe. Liza Kauk, Zack Kauk, Eric Smith. Jeff Pratt. Not Pictured: Cory Barnett. Girls Choir: 1st Row: Mary Gilbert. Juanita Kaus. Mary Beth Hinger, Christi Sneath, Cherri Sager, Chris Sewell. Ruth Ann Stillman. Karen James. Anna Sanders. Michele Bielser. 2nd Row: Loretta Dorenkamp. Cherrie Johnson. Beth McCormick. Patti Ziegler. Daresa Lewis. Kim Kauk. Liza Kauk. Susan Selbe. Melinda Kirby. Brenda Richards. Shelley Nondorf. Not Pictured: Darla Hockersmith. Vocal Music 93 Drum Majorette: Kayleen Reitcheck, Twirlers: Brenda Bainter. Michele Bielser, Karen James, and Kay Eland. Missy Cooper gets her horn ready to practice. Shelley Nondorf. “Ala ana 2a! Ruth Ann Stillman kills time before contest. Back Row Mrs Nondorf. Christi Sneath. Dennis Hedge. David Waggener. Fourth Row: Sheila Hedge. Jamie Wright. Ralph Zerr. Brenda Bainter. Mike Bieker. Lance Bainter. Steve Schaffer. Mindy Niblock. Darla Hockersmith. Third Row: Robin Rookstool. Michele Bielser. Bryant Baecht. Jeff Patmon. Loretta Dorenkamp. Dawn Juenemann. Kneeling: Shanla Brookshire. Mi'sy Cooper. Rachel Smith. Brenda Richards. Beth McCormick. Front Row: Kayleen Reitcheck. Thresia Wessel. Stephanie Tatmon. Ruth Ann Stillman, and Kelli Reitcheck 94 Band Mrs. Ann Martin, gifted coordinator, shows some interesting literature to Jeff Pratt. Zack Kauk. and Jennifer Wikoff. Mrs. Helen Lambert. Chapter I aide, does secretarial work for Chapter I. and is an aide for reading specialist. Mrs. Bette James. Mr. Dale Secavec. special education teacher, helps Scott Barnett with a problem. Chapter I aide. Mrs. Marge Koster. is also the chapter elementary math teacher and a high school aide first hour. Mrs. Ada Lou Rose, counselor, assists Toni Juenemann in choosing a career. Miss Cindy Schnelle. librarian, is glad to help anyone find a book or help with a problem in the library. Special Services 95 Mr. Rosell gives the novices some last minute instructions. The 1984-85 HHS Debate Team ended their season by capturing third place at State. The debaters advanced to State held at Hays after placing second at the Regional Championships at Lacrosse with a record of 11-3. Brett Leopold and Kayleen Rietcheck debated on the affirmative side at State and ended with a record of 5-2. Their two losses were to teams from Hutchinson Trinity and Leon Bluestem. Debating on the negative side were Stacey Schwarz and Eric Smith. They finished with a record of 4-3. They were defeated by Pittsburg-Colgan, Sublette, and Satanta. Staci Martin and Thresia Wessel served as affirmative alternates and Steve Kaba and Jeff Patmon served as negative alternatives at State. Five trophies were brought home during regular season activity. Steve Kaba and Jeff Patmon placed third in the Novice division at Ulysses. The team of Eric Smith and Stacey Schwarz placed fourth at Manhattan and second at Oberlin. Staci Martin, Thresia Wessel. and Kayleen Rietcheck placed fourth at Manhattan. Brett Leopold and Eric Smith placed fourth at Abilene. The topic this year was Resolved: That the federal government should provide employment for all employable United States Citizens living in poverty. Coach Benny Rosell commented on the debate year. “I was well satisfied with the results of the whole debate season. Brett prepares to begin a debate. 1985 Debaters: Front Row. L to R: Eric Smith. Stacey Schwarz — Negative Side; Kayleen Rietcheck. Brett Leopold — Affirmative Side. Back Row: Jeff Patmon. Steve Kaba — Negative Alternates; Staci Martin. Thresia Wessel — Affirmative Alternates; and Coach Benny Rosell. 96 Debate Since when Reitcheck? Stacey works on her constructive speech. Eric listens in nonbelief to Steve's cross-examination. Jeff and Thersia practice cross-examination. Debate 97 Is Over! Yea Debate Mr. Don Martin, chemistry, physics, aerospace teacher at HHS. assists Sharon Schamberger and Rachel Smith with their physics assignments. ► ▼ Mr. Martin explains a physics experiment with the block and tackle to his class. Steve Schaffer. Zack Kauk. Kay Eland. Rachel Smith. Jennifer Wikoff. and Sharon Schamberger. ▲ Miss Kathy Bergin. general science and biology teacher, assists Danny Sanders and Carol Schieferecke with their biology assignments on the reproduction of plants. A Carol Schieferecke. Sharon Schaffer. Danny Sanders, and Andy Coffman work on their pollenization assignments. 98 Science A Staci Martin works hard on her geometry assignment in Miss Pontious’s class. ◄ Mr. John Olson. Hoxie High School basic math, advanced algebra trig. calculus, and computers teacher, helps Cyndie Taylor and Shelia Hedge with their problems. ▼ Miss Connie Pontious. algebra. Geometry 1. and business math teacher, assists Cory Barnett and Staci Martin with their assignments. A Jeff Pratt and Kyle Taylor work on their math assignment in Mr. Olson’s class. Math 99 8Ct -Government -American and World History -Economics Mr. Roger Morris helps Miss Malissa Morris Liza Kauk finds Am. History very interesting, plan her lecture. 100 Social Science Kyle Taylor registers to vote in the mock election. Jennifer Wikoff applies her best judgment at the Political Seminar in Colby. Cam Barnes and Sharon Schaffer turn in their t ballots at the Sophomore precinct. ◄ Kelli Reitcheck studies Am. History. Annette Reitcheck. Kristin Popp. Alan Heim, and Karen James were the only 18 yr. old seniors to vote in the 1984 General Election. Social Science 1 Coed P.E., Freshman P.E. and Strength and Develop- ment are taught by Mr. Warren Sager. In these classes students compete in softball, swimming, bowling, tumbl- ing, weight lifting, agility, trampoline and table games. Mr. Bob Reed is the instructor for health class. Students learn about drugs and abuse, body framework, skeletal system, muscular system and nutrition. Badminton, weight lifting, tennis, bowling, recreational games, swim- ming and golf are a few of the things that students enjoy in Mrs. Vickie Deines’s Girls’ P.E. I class. It’s a little heavy could, you help? ► Billi Rarick shows his stuff. Daylene it’s like this. 102 P.E. David and Anna enjoy a game of Backgammon. P.E. 103 Ralph Zerr tries bowling a different way. H-E-L-P! HOM BVITI.BT If O' Mrs. Dalene Oelke instructs Home Ec. I, Clothing II, Creative Textiles, Young Adult Living and Parenting and Child Development. In these classes students learn about food preparation, garment construction and much, much more. They also take field trips and have special assignments. Darla Hockersmith the proud mother of her darling egg baby. ► I think it's sticking. Mrs. Oelke,'' said Stephanie Tatman. ▼ 104 Home Ec Miss Brenda Bainter. Miss 1985 Homemaker of America. A meringue pie. Mixing the meringue. Home Ec 105 Standing: Mindy Niblock, Robert Karnes, Doug Lewis. Kayleen Reitcheck. Staci Martin. Patti Ziegler, Kim Kauk. Darla Hockersmith. Kristin Popp. Jan Frazey. Brenda Bainter. Susan Reedy. Sitting: Annette Reit- check. Beth McCormick. Leah Van Pelt, Kay Eland. Sharon Schaffer. Robin Wade. Mike Munk. and Mrs. Barb Pratt, instructor. The only boys in journalism, Mike. Robert, Mrs. Pratt, our instructor, helps Beth. Mindy and Kristin. Alan and Doug, work hard. 106 Journalism Rock music videos are one of the newest and hottest fads to hit HHS in a long time. Video communications instructor Mr. Ted Barnes decided to let his class come up with a rock video using the song Let's go Crazy” by Prince. They made special effects sequences of their own and placed them in the video where they thought the short sequence would look good. Creating and completing the video took over a month and a half, a lot of hard work for a four-minute song! Brian Krannawitter and Brian Leopold are rockin' and rollin' to Let's Go Crazy by Prince for their rock video. Mr. Ted Barnes shows Jeff Patmon how to con- Piecing together a rock video is a time consuming and hectic job; but Jeff Patmon, nect the video decks into the TV. Brian Krannawitter. Brian Leopold. Russ Taylor, and Mr Barnes think that the work is worth it as they watch the final production. 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The officers also participated in the Northwest District Leadership School contest where they placed second. Kayleen Reitcheck was selected for the master ritual team and placed seventh in the information contest. Annette Reitcheck was the high individual for the information contest. The officers also demonstrated the opening and closing ceremonies at the Soil Conservation Service Meeting. The chapter's 23 members sold fruit, had a porkburger fry. car wash and bake sale for money making projects. Six FFA members. Mr. Babcock and the Leroy Reitcheck family attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri where Leroy Reitcheck Jr. received his American Farmer Degree. Beth McCormick was a state winner for the “Up With Agriculture writing contest. Robin Rookstool received honorable mention. Brian Harris, a foreign exchange student from England, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cressler. He was sponsored by Work Experience Abroad. FFA members participated in many contests, including. District Dairy Judging. Atwood Livestock Judging. Land Judging. Crop Judging and Milking Shorthorn Judging. The Northwest District Mini-Convention was held at Hoxie. Governor John Carlin was the keynote speaker. Larry Schieferecke and Annette Reitcheck were recognized as State Farmers. Annette received the District Ag Sales and Service award and chaired the first session of the convention as District Vice President. Kayleen Reitcheck was a district officer candidate. Rick Malir, 1983-84 State President, was the speaker at the Parent-Member Banquet. Toni Juenemann and Kayleen Reitcheck received scholarship pins. Larry Schieferecke. Doug Lewis, Kayleen and Annette Reitcheck received leadership awards. Gerry Schamberger was named Star Chapter Greenhand. Vic Winter received Star Chapter Farmer. Angie Pratt was awarded the high chapter salesman award. Annette Reitcheck was the recepient of the Dekalb Award. Seven members received proficiency awards at the banquet. Gerry Schamberger. Beef Production; Larry Schieferecke. Swine Production; Loretta Dorenkamp. Sheep Production; Beth McCormick. Horse Production; Robin Rookstook. Diversified Livestock Production; Troy Ochs. Poultry Production and Annette Reitcheck, Ag Sales and Service. FFA Members: Front Row, L to R: Mr. Babcock, Doug Lewis. Annette Reitcheck. Larry Schieferecke. Vic Winter. Kayleen Reitcheck and Tim Schieferecke. Back Row: Eric Becker. Dan Fringer. Beth McCormick. Robin Rookstool. Dawn Juenemann. Angie Pratt. Daylene Huef- tle. Ed Fringer, Clarence Becker. Rodney Johnson. Troy Ochs and Gerry Schamberger. 114 FFA 1983-84 State President Rick Malir The chapter planted 230 trees at the spoke at the chapter parent-member ball park for their BOAC project. banquet. Governor John Carlin spoke at the Northwest District Banquet held at Hoxie. A The chapter officers placed second at leadership school. ◄ Robin Rookstool (left) and Beth McCormick were winners in the “Up With Agriculture contest. ◄ A large group participated in the leadership school and greenhand conference. Left to Right: An- nette Reitcheck, Dawn Juenemann, Tim Schieferecke. Brian Harris, Doug Lewis. Daylene Hueftle, Robin Rookstool. Larry Schieferecke. Kayleen Reitcheck, Lance Bainter, Rodney Johnson and Leroy Reitcheck Jr. FFA 115 Si Q)t M The 1984-85 FHA year started off on the right foot with an increase from 32 to 47 members! From there the Chapter went into full swing, starting with the freshman initia- tion party and ending with the Ma Pa and Me banquet. Throughout the year organization was involved in meetings, tupperware sales, school and community projects, two money making projects for the March of Dimes, the Spring Tea. Ma Pa and Me Banquet, and of course, the State Meeting which was held in Wichita. This year there were 15 girls receiving their Junior degrees. They were Pam. Denise. Daylene, Lisa. Tiffini, Angie. Missy. Leah. Sheila. Laura. Dianne. Jennifer. Karen. Daryl, and Michaela. All in all. the year was a great success and we’re looking for an even better year next year! President Juanita Kaus and sponsor Mrs. Oelke worked hard on FHA projects throughout the year. Staci Martin presented Mrs. Flo Mense, from the Public Health Office, with a toddler's seat during the November FHA organization meeting. FHA Cabinet and Organization Members: Front Row. L to R Annette Reitcheck. Vice Pres .. Kristin Popp. Sec.; Juanita Kaus. Pres.; Stacey Schwarz. Treas.; Liza Kauk. Stuco Rep. Sec- ond Row Sharon Schaffer. School Service; Cherri Sager. Program. Daresa Lewis. Community Service. Mary Beth Hinger. Reporter Carol Schieferecke. Bulletin Board; Shari Heier. Historian; Daylene Hueftle. Freshman Rep . Staci Martin. Points Not Pictured: Chris Sewell. Degrees. Third Row Teresa Ashbaugh. Susan Reedy. Leah VanPelt. Kim Kauk. Sharon SchambcrRer. Brenda Bamter, Dawn Juenemann. Kayleen Reitcheck. Michele Bielser. Ruth Ann Stillman. Fourth Row: Pam Allen. Leann Reitcheck. Denise Haffner. Lisa Ostmeyer. Chen Johnson. Sherri Greene. Dianne Sample. Laura Popp. Sheila Hedge. Tiffini Sealock. Karen Dechant Fifth Row Mrs Oelke. Sponsor. Brenda Richards. Patti Ziegler. Michaela Niblock. Stephanie Tatman. Daryl Juenemann. Missy Cooper. Stephanie Russell. Angie Pratt. Melinda Tauber, and Thresia Wessel 116 FHA Shari Heier received FHA member of the year with a total of 96 points. Top Tupperware Sellers: Front Row. L to R: Thresia Wessel. Loretta Dorenkamp. Highest Seller. Back Row: Jennifer Ackerman, Sheri Heier, Brenda Richards, and Angie Pratt. Not Pictured: Missy Cooper. President Juanita Kaus expresses to freshman members Patti Ziegler. Tiffini Sealock. Missy Cooper. Daryl Juenemann, Daylene Hueftle, and Michaela Niblock. how much fun it is to be in FHA! FHA’s Chapter Mothers serve the girls at the fall Taco Party. FHA Chapter Mothers: L to R: Marilyn Kaus. Mary Reitcheck. Ronnie Kauk. and Cheryl Schwarz were given a rose and certificate at the Ma Pa and Me Banquet. FHA 117 Laura. Shelia, and Dianne chow down after the monthly Kayette meeting. The Kayettes sold mums during Homecoming week, and carnations for Valentine’s Day. The organization worked in the concession stand along with the FHA during the home sports. They also continued to sponsor a little boy from Africa. Shari Heier modeled clothing from Legends Limited of Colby in the annual Kayette-FHA Spring Tea. Karen. Jennifer. Rhonda. Tom. Kelli. Susan, and Kay dressed up for Hal- loween and went to the grade school and gave the kids some safety tips for Halloween. The Kayette Cabinet Members: Front Row. L to R: Jeanette Ochs. Treasurer; Lisa Pierce. Secretary; Jennifer Wikoff. Vice President; Karen James. Presi- dent. 2nd Row. L to R: Kay Eland. Mary Gilbert. Marci Bainter, Stuco Representative; Kristin Popp. Cindy Bruggeman. Cyndie Taylor. 118 Kayettes Miss Sueanne Dodson. Kayette sponsor, goes over the committees and plans for the Spring Tea with Karen. Jennifer, and Liza. The Kayettes went to Hill City for the Kayette Con- ference. Toni. Liza. Susan. Mary, and Shari wait for the sessions to begin. What’s up Doc? Kayette Members: Front Row. L to R: Jennifer Ackerman. Susan Reedy. Marci Bainter. Karen James. Darla Hockersmith, Shan Heier. 2nd row L to R Kay Eland. Jan Frazey. Kim Kauk. Sharon Schamberger. Lee Ann Schlageck. Rhonda Geerdes. Mary Gilbert. Lisa Dechant. Toni Juenemann. Kelli Reitcheck. 3rd Row. L to R: Annette Reitcheck. Kristin Popp. Cindy Bruggeman. Dianne Sample. Laura Popp. Roberta Lovin. Shelia Hedge. Jennifer Wikoff. Back Row. L to R: Lisa Pierce. Mindy Niblock. Liza Kauk. Cyndie Taylor. Kayettes 119 � _________________________________________ FMTSTr'ls!'! ► The three old NHS members conducted the installation ceremony. (Steve Schaffer, Mindy Niblock, Karen James). NHS sponsored an Easter bake sale. Jennifer Wikoff and Lisa Pierce peddled the goodies! At the final meeting of the year, the members decided to donate their money to ‘USA For Africa” instead of taking a trip. 120 NHS Mrs. James. NHS sponsor, instructs Nathan Hemman on what to tape record. The NHS did the recording as a service project. NHS 121 Front Row: Kay Eland. Karen James. Lisa Pierce. Middle Row: Jennifer Wikoff. Mindy Niblock. Back Row: Cindy Bruggeman. Brett Leopold. Larry Schieferecke. Steve Schaffer. Nathan Hemman. Kristin Popp. ◄ In honor of their late principal, the NHS renamed the charter the James L Davis Chapter of NHS. President Steve Schaffer and Vice President Karen James display the new charter. The junior members look on as the excited senior members check out their NHS stoles for graduation. The theme for FCA this year came from Isaiah 40:31, . . those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. Around 40 students from Hoxie High helped carry this theme through the year with their bursting enthusiasm for the organization. Forty-two of the students joined 300 other FCA members in singing and athletics at the Fall Mini-Conference. Around 20 members attended the Spring Mini-Conference in April. Other activities of the organization were: an ice cream social in September, serving at the Hoxie Invitational Wrestling Tournament in December, and a swimming party in April. Five members will also attend the National Conference in June. The huddle would like to thank the sponsors: Warren Sager, Kathy Biegert, Sueanne Dodson, Kathy Bergin, and Bob and Sandy Reed for their help and guidance throughout the year. Also a special thanks goes to the adult chapter who provided much needed support and funding. Isn't FCA fun!!! ► Front Row, L to R: Tiffni Sealock. Michaela Niblock, Denise Haffner, Shari Heier. Second Row: Cherri Sager (Secretary), Kim Kauk, Bren- da Bainter. Cyndie Taylor, Marci Bainter, Laura Popp, Angie Pratt, Liza Kauk (Co- President). Third Row: Jen- nifer Wikoff, Kay Eland, Min- dy Niblock, Aaron Reimer, Dan Taylor, Dan Sanders. Nathan Hemman (Co- President), Kevin Krannawit- ter, Karen James, Cam Barnes, Annette Reitcheck, David Neff, Kristin Popp, Lisa Pierce, Neil Taylor. 122 FCA a,n dL XTiblOCSSs Wianvra Mindy Niblock and Kathy Biegert received FCA awards Saturday, April 20 at the Mini-Conference held at Rock Springs. Niblock was recognized as the High School Female Athlete of the Year out of the State of Kansas. Mindy has lettered in track four years, and lettered three years in both volleyball and basketball. She was selected in volleyball this year to be on the all-league team. In basketball, Niblock received honorable mention last year and all-league this year. She explained to the group of 400 FCA'ers that she gives all the glory to God. Kathy Biegert was awarded the High School Female Coach of the Year out of the state. Biegert has coached Junior High Volleyball, High School Junior Varsity Basketball and Summer Softball. In her speech at the conference, Kathy challenged all the FCA members and sponsors to make a celebration of God's love. Karen's praising God. Mindy N: Athlete of the Year! Kathy B: Coach of the Year! ◄ Nathan, Brian. Dan. and Aaron relax at Fall Mini-Conference. These are such difficult exercises! rS’MTS’ESmVB E ▲ Fall Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom to Top: Left Side: Karen James, Cyndie Taylor; Middle: Mindy Niblock, Jennifer Wikoff, Marci Bainter; Right Side: Cindy Bruggeman, Sharon Schamberger. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: Chris Sewell, Lisa Ostmeyer, Shari Heier. ► The Fall Varsity Cheerleaders served doughnuts and tea after the volleyball and football scrimmages. ▼ 124 Pep Club Cindy Schnelle, cheerleading sponsor, was always concerned about the girls.” Left to Right: Mary Beth Hinger, Marci Bainter, Sharon Shamberger, Jennifer Wikoff. Karen James. Cindy Bruggeman. Cyndie Taylor, Cherri Sager. ◄ Senior Cindy Bruggeman was head cheerleader for 1984-85. Karen James and Cyndie Taylor portray announcers on station WHHS during a winter pep assembly. Jeff Pratt and Kevin Krannawitter portray Santa’s reindeer (Mary Beth Hinger, Cyndie Taylor, Sharon Schamberger) prepare Oberlin football players in a skit. for a sleigh ride at a Dec. pep assembly. Pep Club 125 ©©TLyBffOIIji Secretary Kay Eland and sponsor Mr. Olson discuss the Homecoming dance which is sponsored by Stu- dent Council. Pres. Mindy Niblock, V.P. Brett Leopold, and Treas. Steve Schaffer review the details of the Valentines Dance. Front Row: Kay Eland, Sec.: Brett Leopold. V.P.; Mindy Niblock. Pres.; Steve Schaffer. Treas. Second Row: Annette Reitcheck, Juanita Kaus. Dawn Juenemann. Chris Sewell. Toni Juenemann. Jeanette Ochs. Beth McCormick. Karen James. Zack Kauk. Back Row: Liza Kauk. Mike Porsch. Danny Appelhans, David Bieker. Dennis Hedge. Terry Spresser. Kyle Taylor. 126 Student Council HOXIE SPRAYERS 128 Advertisement Barbara, Dale and Their Staff Will be glad to serve YOU! COOPER DRY GOODS COME IN AND SEE OUR WIDE STOCK OF CLOTHES 825 MAIN HOXIE, KANSAS When the curtain rises Corndoggie and his pals, Duf- fy and Manfred, are in Pop’s Pop Shop. Darlene, the twins and Bumpers arrive with Forrest Barrett, the big jock, discussing the upcoming football game — Herbert Hoover High vs Wilton City (Herbert’s biggest rival). Throughout the play, Corndoggie is trying his best to sweep Betsy Lou off her feet while Forrest is dating her and Marilyn (a girl from Wilton City) at the same time. Manfred, who can’t stand jocks, informs Martha Jean, Maryilyn’s friend, about Forrest and his two-timing ways. Bumpers, a dingy cheerleader, falls in love with Duffy. In the finale, The Wheels,” a gang, take care of For- rest. Wilton City wins the big game and Corndoggie and Betsy Lou are in love. Betsy Lou and Corndoggie are together at last. Cast Of Characters Corndoggie ........................Zack Kauk Betsy Lou ..................... Cyndie Taylor Mannfred ..........................Eric Smith Bumpers (Louise) ! .Jf Mary Beth Hinger Pops.............................. Dan Taylor Forrest ....................... Jeff Pratt Darlene ..........................Karen James Marygayle (The twins) ..............Jan Frazey Sally Kay (The twins)..... .....Juanita Kaus Johnny Saphire................... Jeff Patmon Delivery Boy I......'..............Jeff Patmon Frankie ........................Steve Schaffer Butch .... ................... oCam Barnes .........f ■,+.—.............Lance Bainter Gwen .........j.Uza Kau« Martha Jean.................Darla Hockersmith —- — Hubs........................Robin Wade Stubs ....................Darin Richmeier Bob -dttft.................Cory Barnett Rally Club Girls ..........Melinda Kircy Chris Sewell, Brenda Richards Michele Bielser Gemtones.....................Mary Gilbert Daresa Lewis, Liza Kauk Susan Selbe PRODUCTION STAFF Technical Director ................ Ted Barnes Lighting............Russ Taylor. Mike Bull Curtain and Sound...................Aaron Riemer Choregraphy...............Cheryl Schwarz Make Up....................I. Paula Bielser Programs.....................Bill Feldt r em umm I mw 130 Muscial Duffy, Pops and Mannfred talk about Corndog- gie's crush on Betsy Lou. Director Shelley Nondorf and Co- director Cindy Schnelle worked hard and did an excellent job. We are “The Wheels.” The 1984 Winter Formal, sponsored by Stuco. was held Saturday, Feb. 9. Those who attended danced to the band Image from 9-12 p.m. The students were chaperoned by Mr. Olson. Mr. Mar- tin, Mr. and Mrs. Sager, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed. The attendants were Karen James and Dennis Hedge. Mindy Niblock and Terry Spresser were crowned Queen and King of the Valentine Formal. ► Terry Spresser practices crowning a stand-in queen — Dennis Hedge! 132 Formal Tire Repairs in the Shop or on the Farm 8 !'« W Cheryl Schwarz School of Dance Studio 675-2103 Home 824-3473 Sears Catalog Store 887 Main Hoxie, KS 60740 James, Arlene, Kelley, Hugh, Laurel Advertisement 133 MRS. D’S THE RAINBOW SHOPPE CONNECTION BAINTER Const. Co. Inc. General Contractor Grain Bios Farm and Commercial Buildings West Hi way 24 P.O. Box 705 Hoxie, Kansas Wes Bainter — Owner ANNETTE’S HAIR FASHIONS Annette Follis 675-3186 134 Advertiement MAHANNA PHARMACY Advertisement 135 Jiata’s narrator Susan Reedy described the new fashions as the models paraded across the stage. Karen and Juanita, the presidents of FHA and Kayettes, welcome the eighth graders. 136 Spring Tea Senior girls decked out in their beautiful formals for their last FHA-Kayette Spring Tea: Roberta Lovin. Kay Eland. Juanita Kaus. Karen James. Cindy Bruggeman, Jen- nifer Wikoff. Darla Hockersmith. Annette Reitcheck. Kristin Popp. Sharon Schamberger. Lisa Pierce. Mindy Niblock. Beth McCormick. Cindy Bruggeman stole the spotlight of our Spring Tea stage with the teddy and matching robe of her own creation. arrc I f Tiffini Sealock models this crowd- pleasing jumper of pale pink cotton. One of Jiata’s many models. Mary Beth Hinger. models this stylish beige skirt and jacket from the Clothes Garden. Spring Tea had a new edition this year. These male models are only a few examples of the many who “JOINED IN ALL THE AC- TION.” They are Neil Taylor, Jeff Pratt. Nathan Hemman. Zack Kauk. and Mike Sample. Spring Tea 137 Robetta the robot (Toni Jueneman) pro- grammed to keep this command station clean. Bleep, bleep. IE6, Grandma and Grandpa Humble’s farm, somewhere in outerspace, may be lost because the mortgage is due and the potato crop was destroyed by a micrometeorite hail storm. They have no money to pay off the mortgage. Their only hope is a young inventor by the name of Space Cadet Bob. Where there is good there is also evil. Commander Snidely Backlash is trying to take the farm because it sits on a large supply of untapped rocket fuel. Luckily good wins in the end. I idsrlfnidely Backlash..................Brett Leopold i let Bob .........................._. DougGeerdes Staceyi • Jti’ ■' N?,han warz Taylor aven ie ... le ... le .... Robetta the Robot - y - I• V- i r- • • a, ..... .......r ,... KaBiRei Ky1 r v'Cyndie Taylor .... Jan Frazey £ Hedge, chlagec! ‘ Vic Winter Preacher’s Cross Bearer..................Charles Stillwell V Preacher Bliss Mrs. Snoop Curly Humble ■Oama M. .. M Friends of the Puckles Don’t worry Ozma (Mary Beth Hinger) they have the richest potato farm in the galaxy. They’ll have plenty of room for us, states Curly. (Aaron Riemer) Robetta and R2RalphO get their revenge by foiling Commander Backlash’s plan to be emperor of outerspace. ‘Tm Space Cadet Bob (Doug Geerdes) of the 25th centurrrrryy!” “Bob is going to be able to help the Humbles pay off the mortgage,” snarles Com- mander Backlash. (Brett Leopold) “Farleigh Dimm (Kyle Taylor) is not the brightest one in town.” ‘‘Don’t worry Backlash, Evilina’s here,” announces Evilina Craven. (Jan Frazey) “I’m not here to talk about potatoes mashed, french fried, or au gratin. I have a business proposition,” argues sniveling Snidely. “Villain do you deny that the child I hold in my arms is your son? ... Revenge is mine!” “We will lose the farm, true — but we will gain a close relative. cries Grandma Humble (Stacey Schwarz) to Grandpa Humble (Nathan Hemman). Mary Beth Hinger and Kyle Taylor help hand t h e streamers for the centerpiece. The plan . . . . . . the Action . . . . . . The Magic! 140 Prom On the Edge of a Dream was the theme for the 1985 Jc- Sr. Prom. The colors were blue and silver. Neil Taylor and Sharon Shamberger were crowned under the stars on April 26. at the Prom dance. The Banquet was held at the Hoxie Elks Lodge. Following the dance, the show “Fast Forward.” was shown at the Hoxie Theater. %� Neil Taylor and Sharon Shamberger were crowned king and queen at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Enter into Dreamland! The Heat jammed out for the 1985 Prom. Prom 141 Darrel Sample made an entertainment center in Wood III. ► ▼ Russ Shepard sands his cedar chest. A Dawn Juenemann received a red ribbon on her Wood I cedar chest. Carol Schieferecke received a blue on her cedar chest. Eric Smith. Wood II student, poses with his china cabinet. ► Uutustrial Arts 142 Industrial Arts Kristin Popp experiments with a new make-up style ◄ Chalk in: 1st Row: Annette Reitcheck. Roberta Lovin. Kelly Brown, Kim Kauk. Teresa Ashbaugh. 2nd Row: Chris Koerperich. Daryl Cooper. Cam Barnes. Lance Shepard. Kristin Popp. Mike Bull. Doug Emerick. ◄ Some of the art at the high school art show. T Vic Winter and Beth McCormick display their silk screen T-shirts at the art show. Kir KfcuV Ft Kim Kauk’s felt tip drawing won Best of Show at the Northwest Kansas League Art Show. Art Show 143 M©w w© Dennis Hedge, class president, gave the commencement address. Zack Kauk. Mindy Niblock and Steve Schaffer delivered the Valedictorian Address. Lisa Pierce and Jennifer Wikoff also graduated with high honors. Karen James and Dennis Hedge received the American Legion Awards. ‘I Dare You awards went to Mindy Niblock and Larry Schieferecke. Annette Reitcheck and Neil Taylor were recepients of the Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizenship award. The following local scholarships and awards were: John Mosier Memorial Scholarship: $500 — Cindy Bruggeman. New Genera- tion Scholarship: $250 — Darla Hockersmith. Elks Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship: $1550 — Rachel Smith. First National Bank: $500 — Karen James. Hoxie State Bank: $500 — Kristin Popp. Robert Campbell Agriculture Scholarship: $500 — Annette Reitcheck, James L. Davis Memorial Scholarship: $500 — Dennis Hedge. The following students received other scholarships: Kay Eland: Outstanding Academic Achievement and Meeting the Standards of the President's Academic Fitness Awards Program. Dennis Hedge: Dean’s Scholarship — Fort Hays State University. Out- standing Academic Achievement Award. Darla Hockersmith: Softball Scholarship — Colby Community College. Karen James: State of Kansas Scholar and Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Robert Karnes: Journalism and Video Communications — Dodge City Community College. Zack Kauk: State of Kansas Scholar. Summerfield Scholarship — University of Kansas. Hansen Student Scholarship — Dane G. Hansen Foundation. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Juanita Kaus: Parish Priest Scholarship — Marymount. Beth McCormick: Rodeo — Colby Community College. Mike Munk: State of Kansas Scholarship — CPP. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Mindy Niblock: Dean’s Scholarship — Bethany College. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Lisa Pierce: State of Kansas Scholar. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Jeff Pratt: Dean’s Scholar- ship — Fort Hays State University. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Steve Schaffer: State of Kansas Scholar. Summer- field Scholarship — University of Kansas. Veatch Scholarship — Dept, of Engineering — KU. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Outstanding Student in Mathematics and Science — Kansas State University College of Engineering. Larry Schieferecke: State of Kansas Scholar — CPP. Dane G. Hansen Vocational Education Scholarship. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Jennifer Wikoff: State of Kansas Scholar. Hansen Student Scholarship — Dane G. Hansen Foundation, Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. Dean's Scholarship — College of Home Economics. 144 Graduation The Class of 1985 Co-Valedictorians A Dennis Hedge, class president, gave the com- mencement address. ◄ “Thirteen short years ago. the young men and women on this stage in the red caps and gowns enrolled as kindergarteners. ◄ Senior Class Officers: L to R: David Neff, Sec. Treas.; Mindy Niblock, V. Pres.: Dennis Hedge. Pres, and Terry Spresser, Stuco Rep. Abbreviations B — Band BB — Basketball F — Football FFA — Future Farmers of America FFIA — Future Homemakers of America G — Golf K — Kayettes NHS — National Honor Society SC — Student Council T — Track V — Volleyball VM — Vocal Music W — Wrestling Becker, Clarence — FFA 2, 3, 4; W 2, 3; Jr. Play 3. Bieker, David — FFA 1; FCA 1, 2; B 1,3, 4; F 1, 2. 3,4; BB 1. 2, 3, 4; G 1, 2; SC 1, 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1, 4; Homecoming King 4; Prom Server 2; Class V. Pres. 1. Bruggeman, Cindy — FCA 2, 3; NHS 4; K 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4. Eland, Kay — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4; B 1, 2, 3, 4; V 1, 2, 3. 4; BB 1, 2, 3. 4; SC 3, 4; Jour- nalism 3; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1, 2; Debate 1; Class Stuco Rep. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 3. Fringer, Ed — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2. 3; T 3; Jr. Play 3. Hedge, Dennis — B 1, 2, 3, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3; G 1, 2, 3; SC 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Class Pres. 2, 4; Snoball Attendant 4; Prom Atten- dant 4. Heim, Alan — FI; Journalism 4; Jr. Play 3. Hockersmith, Darla — FCA 1, 2; K 1, 2, 3, 4; B 1. 2, 3, 4; VM 1, 4; V 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; SC 3; Journalism 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1,2. 4. James, Karen — FFA 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; NHS 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4. V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: B 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco 3, Sec. 4; VM 1. 3, 4; V 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; SC 1, 2, 4; Journalism 3; Jr. Play 3; Speech 2; Debate 1; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Snoball Attendant 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2. Karnes, Robert — Video Cameraman; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; W 3, 4; Journalism 4. Kauk, Zack — FFA 1; VM 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1; Debate 1; Musical 1,2, 3, 4. Kaus, Juanita — FFA 1; FHA 3, 4, Pres. 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3; VM 1, 2, 3, 4; V 1, 3. 4; BB 1, 3, 4; T 1, 2; SC 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1, 2,3,4. Lewis, Doug — FFA 2, 3. 4, Sen- tinel 3, Sec. 4; B 1; VM 1, 2, 3; F 1, 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Lovin, Roberta — FCA 1, 2, 3; K 1,2, 3,4; B 1,2, 3; VI, 2,3; BB 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1. McCormick, Beth — FFA 4; B 1, 2, 3, 4; VM 4; T 1; SC 4; Jour- nalism 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 2. Munk, Mike — FCA 1; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; SC 3; Journalism 4; Jr. Play 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Prom Server 2. Neff, David — FCA 4; VM 3; F 1, 3; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 2; Jr. Play 3; Class Sec. Treas. 4. Niblock, Mindy — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart 1, 2, 3, 4, Stuco 3; FCA 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4, Stuco 2, Cabinet 3, 4; B 1, 2, 4, Sec. 2; VM 1; V 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2, 3, 4; SC 1, 2. 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Journalism 3, 4, Business Mgr. 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 2, 4; Debate 1; Class Pres. 1, Sec. Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Snoball Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Server 2. Pierce, Lisa — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3, 4; VM 1; V 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; T 1; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 2. Popp, Kristin — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Representative 1, Sec. 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Reporter 4; NHS 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; V 2, 3, 4; SC 3; Jour- nalism 3, 4, Art Editor 3; Jr. Play 3; Class V. Pres. 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Attendant 4. Pratt, Jeff — FFA 1, 2; FCA 1,2; B 1, 2; VM 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2; SC 2; Journalism 3; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1, 2, 3; Musical 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Stuco Rep. 2; Prom Server 2. Rarick, Bill — F 2, 3, 4; BB 1; T 1. Reitcheck, Annette — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Northwest District FFA Reporter 3, V. Pres. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, V. Pres. 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; V 1; BB 1; T 1; SC 4; Journalism 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 2, 3, 4. Richards, Teresa — FHA 1; B 1; VM 1,3; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1,3. Richmeier, Darin — VM 1, 2, 3, 4; F 1, 2, 3. 4; BB 1, 2; W 4; SC 1; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1, 3, 4; Class Stuco Rep. 1. Schaffer, Steve — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; B 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1,2, 3; G 1, 2; SC 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 3; Musical 4; Homecoming Attend- ant 2, 4; Class Sec. Treas. 1, Pres. 3; Prom Server 2. Schamberger, Sharon — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3; K 1, 2, 3. 4; V 1, 2, 3; BB 1, Mgr. 2; T 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Queen 4. Schieferecke, Larry — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, 4; FCA 1; NHS 4; F 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Speech 2; Class Sec. Treas. 2. Shepard, Russ — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; W 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3. Smith, Rachel — FHA 1; B 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 3, 4. Spresser, Terry — FFA 1; VM 1; F 4; BB 1,2, 3; W 4; SC 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1; Snoball Attendant 4; Class Stuco Rep. 4. Taylor, Neil — FCA 1, 2, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1; Prom King 4. Taylor, Russ — VM 1, 2, 3; F 1; Musical 1,2, 3. Wikoff, Jennifer — FCA 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 4, Sec. Treas. 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4, V. 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Ackerman, Jennifer FR, 16, 117, 119 Ackerman, Norma 9 Allen, Pam FR, 5,16, 101, 116 Appelhans, Danny FR, 16, 18, 28, 44. 76, 126 Ashbaugh, Teresa SO, 14, 85, 116, 143 Babcock, Paul 58, 87, 114 Baecht, Bryant FR, 16, 44, 94 Bainter, Brenda SO, 4, 13, 14, 33, 94, 105, 106, 116, 122 Bainter, Lance FR, 16, 58, 87, 94, 115, 131 Bainter, Marci JR, 10, 118, 119, 122, 124, 125, 139 Baker, Kirk 58 Barnes, Cam SO, 9, 13, 14, 33, 44, 70,71.76, 101. 103, cover, 122 Barnes, Ted 89, 107, 143 Barnett, Cory FR, 16, 58, 71, 83, 99,131 Barnett. Scott FR, 16, 44, 95 Becker, Clarence SR, 20, 114, 144, 145 Becker, Eric SO, 14, 44, 58, 76, 87, 114 Becker, Mike FR, 16. 58, 82, 88 Bergin. Kathy 39, 41, 73, 81, 98, 122 Biegert, Kathy 54, 55, 122, 123 Bieker, David SR, 4, 20, 23, 29, 32, 39, 44, 50, 51, 76, 77. 94, 103, 126, 144, 145 Bieker, Mike SO, 14, 70. 94 Bielser, Michele FR, 3, 16, 41. 92, 93.94. 116 Borger, Oscar 9 Brookshire, Shanla FR, 16, 94 Brown, Kelly SO, 14, 82, 89, 143, 153 Brown, Les FR, 16, 44, 58, 59, 70, 71 Bruggeman, Cindy SR, 20, 113, 118, 119, 121, 124, 125, 136, 137, 144, 145, cover Bull. Jeff JR, 10,44 Bull, Mike SO, 14,44, 143 Caldwell, Keith 8 Campbell, Ed JR, 10, 85, 102 Coffman, Andy FR, 16, 98 Cooper, Daryl FR, 16, 18. 44, 73, 143, cover Cooper, Missy FR, 16, 18, 33, 54, 55.66.67.72.94, 116, 117 Davis, James 6, 7 Dechant, Karen FR 16. 81, 116 Dechant, Lisa JR, 10, 83 Deines, Vickie 102 Denio, David FR, 16 Dodson, Sueanne 41,84, 119,122 Dorenkamp, Loretta JR, 10, 92, 93, 117,94, 139 Eland, Kay SR. 1, 20, 27. 29, 32. 40, 41, 55, 94. 98, 106, 118, 119, 121, 122, 126, 129, 136, 144, 152 Emerick, Doug SO, 14, 87, 143 Farber, Bill 9 Feldt, Bill 85 Foster, Chad SO. 13, 14, 44 Frazey, Jan JR, 4, 10, 44, 91, 119, 129, 139 Frazey, Zane 9 Fringer, Dan SO 14. 44, 87, 114 Fringer, ED SR, 20, 114. 144, 145 Geerdes, Bob 8 Geerdes, Doug JR, 1, 10, 44, 50, 76, 129, 139. 153 Geerdes, Kevin SO. 1, 14, 86 Geerdes, Rhonda JR, 10, 40, 41, 76, 104, 105, 118, 119, 129. Cover Gilbert, Mary JR, 10, 40, 41, 54, 55,76, 131, 139, 118, 119, cover Greene. Sherri JR, 10, 116, 139 Haffner, Denise FR, 16, 18, 28, 41, 54,83. 116, 122 Harwerth, Howard 8 Hedge, Dennis SR, 5, 20, 22, 27, 44, 76, 81, 94. 100, 126, 129. 132, 144, 145, 155 Hedge, Shelia JR, 4, 10, 40, 41. 94, 99, 116, 118, 119, 139 Heier, Rosie 9 Heier, Shari SO, 3, 14, 15, 83, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122, 124, cover Heim, Alan SR, 1, 4, 20, 27, 86. 101, 144, 145, cover Hemman, Nathan JR, 10, 11, 44, 70, 71, 72, 74, 78, 79, 113, 120, 121, 122, 132, 139 Hinger, Mary Beth JR, 10, 93, 116. 125, 137, 138, 140, 139 Hockersmith, Darla SR, 19, 20, 26, 27, 40, 41, 92, 93, 94, 101, 104, 106, 119, 136, 144, 152, 155 Horinek, Jason FR, 4, 16, 33, 44, 58 Hueftle, Daylene FR, 3, 16, 41, 54, 102, 114, 115, 116, 117 James, Bette 82, 120 James, Karen SR, 3, 19, 21, 22, 27, 40, 41, 76, 93, 94. 101, 113, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126. 132, 136, 144. 152 Johnson, Cherrie JR, 9, 10, 33, 40, 41,92,93, 116, 129, 139 Johnson, Rodney FR, 16,114, 115 Juenemann, Daryl FR, 16, 33, 41, 116,117 Juenemann, Dawn SO, 13, 14, 15, 26,41,87, 94, 114, 115, 116 Juenemann, Toni JR, 10, 40, 41, 89,95, 118, 119, 126, 138 Kaba, Janet 8, 155 Kaba, Steve FR, 16, 44. 90, 96, 97 Kahle, Shirley 8 Karnes, Art 9, 20 Karnes, Robert SR, 1, 22, 106, 129,144 Kaufman, Randy 67, 86 Kauk, Kim SO, 3, 13, 14, 28, 92, 93, 106, 116, 119, 143, 152 Kauk, Liza JR, 1, 10, 12, 40, 41, 54, 55, 66. 93, 100, 101, 113, 116, 119, 122, 131, 126, 139 Kauk, Zack SR, 21, 22, 33, 81, 95, 98. 126. 130, 137, 144, 145, 155 Kaus, Marilyn 8, 117 Kaus, Juanita SR, 1, 4, 5, 21, 22, 39, 40, 41, 54, 55, 92, 93, 101, 113, 116, 117, 126, 129, 144, cover Kennedy, Brad JR, 10, 12, 129, 139 Kirby, Melinda JR, 10. 54, 55, 83, 92,93 Koerperich, Cris FR, 16, 83, 143 Koster, Marge 95 Krannawitter, Brian FR, 1, 16, 18, 33,44. 77,81, 101 Krannawitter, Kevin SO. 1, 5, 14, 44, 45,50, 70,77,122, 125,153 Kruse, Dave SO, 14, 44, 70, 86, 100, 129 Lambert, George 8 Lambert, Helen 95 Leopold, Brett JR, 10, 11, 12, 44, 90,91,96, 121, 126, 139 Leopold, Brian FR, 17, 18, 58, 60, 73, 81, 107, 135, 152 Lewis, Daresa JR, 1, 10, 12, 81, 92,93, 116, 131, 139 Lewis, Doug SR, 21, 26, 44, 58, 59, 60, 77. 100, 106, 114, 115, 131, 144. 152 Lovin, Roberta SR, 21, 27, 33, 87, 119, 136. 143, 144, 152 Martin, Ann 95 Martin, Don 8, 98 Martin, Staci SO, 3, 14, 32, 41, 73, 83,91,96,97, 106, 116 Mense, Flo 116 McCormick, Beth SR, 21, 23, 27, 81, 92, 93, 94. 106, 114. 115, 126, 129, 136, 143, 144 Moore, Becky SO. 14 Moore, Phil JR, 10, 86 Morris, Roger 100, 152 Index 159 Munk. Mike SR, 1, 21, 27, 32, 44, 106, 144, cover Murphy. Chris FR, 17, 44, 70, 83 Neff, David SR, 21, 39, 50, 51, 77, 100, 122, 144, 145 Newman, Angie 9 Niblock, Michaela FR, 3, 17, 18, 41, 54, 66, 67, 72, 116, 117, 122 Niblock, Mindy SR, 1, 2, 23, 24, 27, 39, 40, 41, 54. 55. 66. 72, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 90, 94, 113, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 126, 129, 132, 144, 145, 152 Nondorf, Shelley 92, 93, 94, 131 Ochs, Jeanette JR, 10, 41, 118, 126 Ochs, Troy SO, 14, 58, 85, 87, 114 Oelke. Dalene81, 104, 116 Olson, John 99, 126 Ostmeyer, Lisa FR, 3, 5, 17, 18, 116 Patmon, Jeff FR, 17, 32, 90, 94, 96,97, 107, 131 Pierce, Lisa SR, 2, 24, 26, 32, 40, 41. 84. 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 129, 136, 144, 145, cover Pontius, Connie 54, 55, 67, 99 Popp, Kevin FR, 4, 17, 33, cover Popp. Kristin SR 1, 21, 28, 32, 101, 106, 116, 118, 119, 121, 122, 129, 136, 143, 144, 145, cover Popp. Laura JR, 10, 11. 40. 41, 76, 116, 118, 119, 122, 140, cover Porsch, Mike FR, 17, 18, 44, 58, 70, 71.77, 83, 126 Pratt, Angie FR, 17, 41, 114, 116, 117, 122, cover Pratt, Barb, 106, 154 Pratt, Jeff SR. 24. 26, 27, 33, 44, 76, 95, 99. 125, 131, 137, 144, 152 Randolph, Pauline 9 Rarick, Bill SR, 1, 24, 32, 44, 102, 144, 154 Reed. Bob, 45, 50, 122 Reedy, Susan SO, 14, 40, 41, 54, 55. 106, 116, 118, 119, 136 Reidlinger, Leroy, 9, 154 Reitcheck, Annette SR, 22, 24, 101, 106, 113, 114, 115, 116, 119, 122, 126, 129, 136, 144, 145, cover Reitcheck, Kayleen SO, 15, 41,66, 87, 90, 91, 94, 96. 97. 106. 114, 115. 116 Reitcheck, Kelli JR, 10, 85, 94 101. 118, 119, 139, 154 Reitcheck, LeAnn FR, 3, 5, 17, 41, 116 Reitcheck, Mary 117 Richards, Brenda SO, 13, 15, 81, 92,93.94. 116, 117 Richards, Teresa SR, 24, 26, 144 Richmeier, Darin SR, 24, 44. 58, 84.93. 131, 144 Riemer, Aaron JR, 1,4, 11, 12, 28, 32, 44. 45, 70, 74, 122, 129, 138, 139,152 Ritter, Paul FR, 17 Rookstool, Debbie 8 Rookstool, Robin SO, 13, 15, 94, 114, 115, 135 Rose, Ada Lou 95 Rosell, Benny 83, 90, 96 Rowlison, Larry FR, 17 Russell, Stephanie FR, 3, 4, 17, 116,129 Sager, Cherri SO. 1,3, 15, 40. 41, 66.92.93, 101, 116, 122, 125 Sager, Warren 45, 122 Sample, Darrel JR, 1, 11, 58, 60, 103 Sample, Dianne JR, 84, 116, 118, 119 Sample, Mike SO, 15, 28, 58, 60, 73, 77. 137 Sanders, Anna SO, 15, 92, 93, 103 Sanders, Danny SO, 15, 44, 81, 98, 122 Schaffer. Sharon SO, 4, 15, 40, 41, 54, 66. 67. 77, 98, 101, 106, 116 Schaffer, Steve SR, 23, 24, 28, 33, 44. 45, 81, 90. 94, 98, 100, 113, 120, 121, 126, 129, 131, 144, 145 Schamberger, Gerry SO, 5, 87, 114 Schamberger, Sharon SR, 2, 25, 66, 67, 72, 82, 83. 98, 116, 119, 124. 125, 141, 144 Schieferecke, Carol SO, 15, 41, 81,98, 116, cover Schieferecke, Larry SR, 25, 114, 115, 121, 129, 144 Schieferecke, Tim SO, 15,87, 114, 115 Schlageck, LeeAnn JR, 11, 39, 40, 41,54. 55, 66,67, 72. 74. 77, 119, 139, 154, cover Schlick, Roger 8 Schnelle, Cindy 95, 125, 131 Schwarz, Cheryl 117 Schwarz, Stacey JR, 11, 28, 90. 91.96, 97, 116, 129, 139 Sealock, Tiffni FR, 3, 17, 18, 41, 83, 116, 117, 112, 137 Sekavec, Dale 95 Selbe, Susan JR, 1,11, 12, 83, 84. 93,131 Sewell. Chris SO. 15, 83, 92, 93, 116, 124, 126, cover Shepard, Lance FR, 17, 58, 60, £ 143 Shepard, Russ SR, 1, 2, 25, 44,£ 59,144 Smith, Bill 86 Smith, Eric SO, 15, 86, 90, 9 129,96,97, 131 Smith, Rachel SR, 25, 81, 94, 9 144 Sneath, Christi SO, 2, 15, 41, 5 89. 92, 93, 94 Spresser, Terry SR, 2, 25, 26, 2 44. 58, 126, 132. 144, 145 Steinman, Janet 82, 83 Stillman, Ruth Ann FR, 3, 17, 9 93, 94, 116 Stillwell, Charles JR. 11 Tatman, Stephanie FR, 17, 9 104, 116, 135 Tauber, Melinda FR, 17, 116 Taylor, Cyndie JR, 11,12, 99, 11 119, 122, 124, 125, 130, 139 Taylor, Dan SO, 5, 15. 44, 70, 7 122, 131 Taylor, Kyle JR, 11, 32, 44, 9 101,126, 139, 140 Taylor, Neil SR, 1, 25, 27, 44, 5 76, 77, 137, 144 Taylor, Russ SR, 1, 23, 25, 8 107, 144 VanPelt, Leah JR, 11, 12,46, 10 116,129 Vernon, Archie 8 Wade, Robin JR, 4, 11, 81, 1C 131,129,139 Waggener, David FR, 17, 39, A 58, 73,94 Waggener, Mike JR 11,44, 83, 1 Walden, Jim 67, 72 Wente, Rudy FR, 17, 44 Wessel, Thresia FR, 17, 33. 94, 9 97, 116, 117 Wikoff, Craig SO 15, 129 Wikoff, Jennifer SR, 23, 25, 27, 3 83, 95, 98, 101, 118, 119, 12 121, 122, 124, 125, 136, 144 Winter, Vic JR, 1, 11, 33, 44, 5 59, 60, 77, 114. 139, 143 Wright. Bill FR, 3. 17,44 Wright, Carolyn 9 Wright, Jamie JR, 11, 44, 70, £ 94, 139 Zerr, Ralph JR, 2, 5, 11, 32, 5 82,94, 103. 138 Ziegler, Patti FR, 17, 18, 66, ( 72,92,93, 106, 116, 117 160 Index I IlUtv GENE’S BEST YET STOP SHOP •V, V.V.-.vv Si