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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

R 51GN OF THE TICT1E5 Hqxie High 5chaal Hqxie, H5 E77UD ZDNTENT5 5 Glory DaLjs 33 Tough All DvEr 59 Never SurrEndEr 97 Stir it Up 113 Live Every fTlnment R Sign of ThE Times... Welcome to our world. In the following pages we attempt to show you just that, our world, us. No matter how wild and crazy, calm or sad, the times reflect us and everything we do. It’s just A Sign of the Times. Opening 3 Allen Feedlot, Inc. Hoxie, KS Phone: 675-3690 ANNETTE’S HAIR FASHION Annette Follis 675-3186 ARNOLD AUTO ELECTRIC Classes 5 HDmiNETPiRTOsI Mr. Roy Ingram is a “Man in Motion” during his first year at Hoxie High School. Mrs. Janet Kaba, secretary at HHS, is always ready to help. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION — Seated, L to R: Shirley Kahle, Keith Caldwell, Howard Harwerth, Marilyn Kaus — President of the Board. Standing: Ar- chie Vernon — Superintendent, Al Gates, Bob Geerdes, George Lambert, Debbie Rookstool — Clerk of the Board. 6 Administration Norma Ackerman is the food super- visor for USD 412 Oscar Borger runs the bus radio at HHS Angie Newman, Pauline Randolph, and Rosie Heier enjoy making our lunches every school day. Shorty” Reidlinger is the janitor at HHS who tries to keep every high school student out of trouble. Zane Frazey anxiously waits for his time to sweep the gym Art Karnes takes a break from repairing a floor during halftime. t us- Cooks and Custodians 7 Bainter Oil Service Inc. BEN FRANKLIN BETTER QUALITY FOR LESS HOXIE THEATRE 675-3923 Show Times Saturday 7 and 9 p.m. Fri. and Sun. 7:30 p.m. Stan Niermeier, Mike Tice, Gwynne Tice, Patty Schaffer, Jamie Tice, Michelle Tice, Brandon Tice, Cyndie Munk, Brent Munk, and Lisa Gilbert. Juniors on the Way to the Top Juniors Chris Sewell, Carol Schieferecke, Staci Martin help Shari Heier with her homework. Sponsor, Miss Sueanne Dodson, Cherri Sager, Pres; Mike Sample, Vice-Pres.; Shari Heier, Sec Treas; Chris Sewell, STUCO Rep; Sponsor Mr. Bill Smith, Mr. Warren Sager. Not present sponsor Mr. Rob Reed. Juniors in Mrs. James’ English III class are extending their English skills with a word game. Kim Kauk shows off her outfit for nerd day during Homecom- ing week. Juniors 9 Teresa Ashbaugh Brenda Bainter Cam Barnes Eric Becker Mike Bieker Kelly Brown Mike Bull Doug Emerick Chad Foster Kevin Geerdes Shari Heier Dawn Juenemann Kim Kauk Kevin Krannawitter Dave Kruse Staci Martin Becky Mullins Troy Ochs Susan Reedy Kayleen Reitcheck 10 Juniors 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 Juniors 11 Denise Haffner Jason Horinek Daylene Hueftle Barbara Irwin Rodney Johnson Daryl Juenemann Steve Kaba Cris Koerperich Brian Krannawitter Brian Leopold SOPHOMORE SPIRIT IS Jennifer Ackerman Pam Allen Danny Appelhans Bryant Baecht Lance Bainter Cory Barnett Scott Barnett Mike Becker Michele Bielser Shanla Brookshire Les Brown Andy Coffman Daryl Cooper Missy Cooper Karen Dechant David Denio 12 Sophomore SHINING THROUGH . . . Troy Meitler 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 Melany Wade David Waggener Mattie Weller Paula Weller Rudy Wente Thresia Wessel Bill Wright Patti Ziegler Sophomore 13 . . .AND THROUGH ti i i ii • • Kevin don’t complain and just do it. K. Dechant in RPU uniform ready for her assignment. M. Niblock and M. Cooper acting like their usual What are you two talking about? selves. But coach I don't want to do it! Sharyl Cass Phone: 675-3476 SHARYL’S SHEAR DELITE Cass Excavating Front End Loader Backhoe • Dumptruck All Types Excavating Doug Cass, Owner 675-3471 Rt. 1 Hoxie, KS CHERYL SCHWARZ SCHOOL OF DANCE Studio 675-2103 Home 824-3473 ELKS ARE AMERICAN GENTLEMEN Hoxie Elks Lodge, 2415 Box 586 Hoxie, KS 67740 FRESHMEN Valarie Ashbaugh Andy Baalman Greg Babcock Heather Behan J. R. Behan David Bieker Nathan Brookshire Tanya Brown Bryan Bruggeman Amy Carder Jennifer Cressler Brice Feldt Sam Hale Nikki Heskett Frank Hill Wayne Juenemann Marvin Kaus Scott Kennedy Corina Knoll Brad Kruse Glenn Mader Mike Mader Karen McCormick Melissa McMillan 16 Freshmen SHOW THEIR STYLE . . . Alice Meier Malia Mense Jackie Mullins Christi Ochs Shane Ochs Jessica Ostmeyer Rex Ostmeyer D’Ann Otter Steve Reitcheck Jennifer Reitcheck Josie Rodriguez Bob Schaffer Bernie Schieferecke Colette Schlick Jodi Thummel Michelle Tice Bonnie Timmons Todd Tonkin Landee Wade Richard Weller NickZerr Freshmen 17 AND PIZZAZZ You said Dr. Who? Nikki what are you staring at? B. Schaffer is always playing games. 18 Freshman Life Lovin’ Every Minute of It CLR55 DF BE Marci Renee Ba inter Jan Edward Lisa Ann Loretta Marie Jan Marie Campbell Dechant Dorenkamp Frazey Rhonda Kay Geerdes Douglas Charles Geerdes Mary Ruth Gilbert Sherri Lynn Greene Sheila Jo Mary Beth Nathan John Cherie Lynn Hedge Hinger Hemman Johnson Toni Lynn Juenemann MOTTO: Look to this day, for yesterday is a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. FLOWER: Rose COLORS: Burgundy and Silver Liza Marie Kauk SR. CLASS OFFICERS President — Brett Leo- pold Vice President — Kyle Taylor Sec. Treas. — Marci Bainter Stuco Rep. — Nathan Hemman o r Bradley Allen Kennedy Melinda Sue Kirby Brett David Leopold Phillip McKinley Moore s 21 Congratulations MARC We’re proud of you Mom, Dad Missy Kevin Mike Janet Congratulations LISA We’re proud of you Dad, Mom Karen,Joey Congratulations LORETTA We’re very proud of you All our love Always, Mom, Dad Tony “Each of us must con- front our own fears, must come face to face with them. How we handle our fears will determine where you go with the rest of our lives. To experience adven- ture or be limited by the fear of it.” EF ZEF Congratulations RHONDA! We’re very proud of you Love, Mom Dad DOUG Congratulations and Best Wishes Dad, Mom Brothers Children of life are we as we stand, With our lives uncarved before us, Waiting the hour when, At God’s command, Our life dream shall pass o’er us. (William Crosswell Doane) Congratulations NATHAN We’re proud of you Congratulations BRAD We’re proud of you Love, Mom, Dad Treva Darcee Dad, Mom Scott Jodi Congratulations On Your Graduation CHERIE May all you tomorrows be just as you dreamed — may all your dreams be happy. Love, Mom, Rodney Auntie SHEILA We're very proud of you Mom, Dad and Dennis We’re proud of you LAURIE! Best Wishes for your future With Love, Your Family .i—i k Congratulations Wk fh kelli . Believe in the ’ magic of | ' your dreams Love, eVwV; J Mom, Dad LeAnn Troy N|mk WM You’ve Come A Long Ways, Baby! Congratulations Mary Beth We’re very proud of you Dad, Mom, Cheryl, Michele Grandma Seniors 23 Jeanette Renee Laura Lynn Kelli Jo Aaron Richard Ochs Popp Reitcheck Riemer Darrel Eugene Sample Dianne Marie Sample Lee Ann Schlageck Stacey Lynn Schwarz Susan Irene Selbe Charles Ray Stillwell Billie Michael Victor Shane Waggener Winter Leah Kathryn VanPelt James Andrew Ralph Theodore Wright Zerr It is a cold winter evening, the year is 2011. The members of the class of 1986 are having a little get-together for their 25th class reunion. One of the members wanders over to the antique Pioneer stereo. He turns it on. The DJ says, “Hey all you young” kids out there, do you remember that one? It was an oldie but goodie from 1986 by Tina Turner, who just turned 72 today. It’s time to travel back to the year 1986 once again. Here's a bit of trivia for all of you. The Hoxie High School graduating class of 1986 listed these as the favorite music of their time ... FAVORITE SONGS; Sleeping Bag, Say You Say Me, We Built This City, and Tough All Over. FAVORITE MALE SINGERS; Bryan Adams, Bruce The BOSS” Springsteen, Corey Hart, and Lionel Richie. FAVORITE FEMALE SINGERS; Tina Turner, MaDonna, Pat Benatar, Amy Grant, and Whitney Houston. FAVORITE GROUP; Loverboy, Heart, Sur- vivor, Night Ranger, Huey Lewis and the News, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, and .38 Special The Hooters. FAVORITE ALBUM; Lovin’ Every Minute of It by Loverboy, Like a Virgin by MaDonna, Miami Vice Soundtrack, and Brother in Arms by Dire Straits.” When you hear these songs, do you think of your first day in high school, your first date, the Jr.-Sr. Prom, or graduation? Don’t be afraid to shed a tear. These were the best days of your life. I am sure these memoirs will be Cherished” by the graduating class of 1986 for years to come.” “Now, back to 2011 and some REAL music by the Technologys .. Things don’t change that much! Love, Mom Dad Aaron Aaron, we are proud that you have used your God-given talents well. May your future be brighter than the present. Your Family Love, Randy CONGRATULATIONS SUSAN! We’re very proud of you! Love, Mom, Richard, Terry Randy STACEY We’re Proud of You Mom, Dad, Chris and Michele Love, Richard Glenda Congratulations Darrel Our love and Best Wishes Always Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS LVK Dad, Mom, John C., Dan, Tammie, Andrea, Peggy, Stephen, Mary Lou, Randy, Greg, Carrie, Mike, Lori, David Christopher. CONGRATULATIONS LIZA We’re very proud of you Love, Mom, Dad MIKE CONGRATULATIONS Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS KYLE We’re very proud of you Love, Dad, Mom, Kory, Kam. Love, Mom, Dad, and Joe Seniors 27 LEE ANN We’re proud of you CONGRATULATIONS BRETT Keep Shine’n JAMIE LOVE, A FRIEND Good Luck DIANNE LOVE, A FRIEND We love you and we’re proud of you Dad, Mom, Brian, Chris, Patrick 1985 Homecoming Royalty Queen Marci Bainter King Kyle Taylor Back Row, L to R: Brian Krannawitter, Michaela Niblock, Brett Leopold, Liza Kauk, Marci Bainter, Kyle Taylor, Chris Sewell, Dave Kruse, Heather Behan, and Shane Ochs. Front Row: Crownbearers — Victor Follis, Amy Vickers, and Chad Johnson. 28 Homecoming Royalty Brian Krannawitter and Michaela Niblock Shane Ochs and Heather Behan Homecoming Royalty 29 CRESS-VUE MOTEL Bob Judy Cressler Highway 24 23 Phone: 675-3279 D L SERVICE Doren, Wes, and Jeff Spillman KATHY’S CREATIONS Unique Gifts Cakes For All Occasions Live Plants Corsages and Centerpieces Fresh Cut Flowers Hospital and Funeral Arrangements Advertisement Sheridan County Library Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-4:30; Sat. 10-2 ORDER YOUR SET OF SHERIDAN COUNTY HISTORICAL BOOKS! OVER 800 PAGES OF FAMILY AND TOPICAL STORIES CON- TAINED IN TWO 8V2 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 Historical Society Box 274 Hoxie, KS 67740 Advertisement 31 Real PEnple 5how ThEir 5tuff Homecoming Spirit Week was ignited as the freshman gained control The best dressed nerds'' were Landee Wade. Cam Barnes and Brett Leopold. Our cartoon characters and Super heroes were Jodi Thummel and Colette Schhck as Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. Missy Cooper and Daryl Juenemann as Raggedy Ann and Andy. and Dawn Juenemann as Snoopy Twin Day win ners were Cam Barnes end Kevin Krannawitter. Susan Selbe and Liza Kauk. The Freshman were winners of Red and White Day On Friday night the Hoxie Indians lost to Atwood Buf- faloes of a score 12 0- The Homecoming King was Kyle Taylor and the Homecoming Queen was Marci Bamter. 32 Homecoming Academics 33 niRTH John Olson Connie Pontious Seniors, Stacey Schwarz. MaryBeth Hinger, Brad Kennedy, Kyle Taylor and Juniors, Mike Sample and Kevin Geerdes are learning how obvious math is. Seniors, Cyndie Taylor. Sheila Hedge. Laura Popp, and Liza Kauk are putting all their brain power together. F reshman. Mike Ma- der is the lucky one who gets to go to the chalkboard. Sophomores David Wag- gener, Brian Kran- na witter, and Andy Coffman are learning about circles and triangles. Freshmen Valarie Ashbaugh, Glenn Mader, Todd Tonkin, and Andy Baalman love math because math is fun. 34 Math Juniors Mike Beiker, Dave Kruse, Craig Wikoff, and Eric Smith are supposed to be working on their Advanced Algebra assignment. So this is reproduction? Biology students wonder. Sure wish we were dissecting pigs. The chemistry class is always full of laughs. The seniors in the physics class use their brains massively. The freshmen seem to be studying something. Science 35 Social Science Student teacher, Rick Carl plans out the next day’s notes for American History. Roger Morris Shelia Hedge gives a report for her Economics class. American Government people work very hard dur- ing class. The Economics class listens carefully to one of the students giving a report. Becky Mullins is enjoying her American History class. 36 Social Science LG — Balfour Taylor Publishing Company Box 112 Hays, KS 67601 913-628-2197 THE PARTNERS EVERY OFFICE NEEDS Cippta Canon C C5yJ� COMPUTERS TYPEWRITERS COPIERS Panasonic OFFICE FURNITURE BY O'SULLIVAN 1675 west Fourth Si 9 O Box 7� Colby. KS 677010725 OFFICE SUPPLY. INC 913)462 3923 1800) 032 2052 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) Advertisement 37 1986 Sportsmanship Trophy for Boys 3-A State Basketball Tournament SERVICE UNLIMITED Full Automotive Service and Welding Chuck Coulter, Alvis Wade, and Gregg Jones BAALMAN Grain and Fertilizer Rexford and Seguin 38 Advertisement PHYSICAL EDUCATION Warren Sager Robert Reed Vickie Deines Coed P.E., Freshman P.E., and Strength and Development are taught by Warren Sager. In these classes students compete in softball, swimming, bowling, tumbling, weight lifting, agility, trampoline, and table games. Mr. Robert Reed is the instructor for health class. Students learn about drugs and abuse, body framework, skeletal system, muscular system and nutri- tion. Badminton, weight lifting, ten- nis, bowling, recreational games, swimming, and golf are a few of the things that students enjoy in Mrs. Deines's Girls’ P.E. I class. P.E. 39 HDfTlE EC Amy Carder wonders, why sew? Maybe she should lust go shopping. The Creative Foods class proves to be very creative with the cakes that they made. Look Out, Loretta Lynn and Betty Crocker, here comes Laura Popp. Christie Ochs has good taste as she is making granola bars. Dalene Oelke Missy McMillian is making the good old favorite party mix. 40 Home Ec Studying hard in Vo-Ag II Ag Mechanics are Mike Porsh, Les Brown, Lance Bainter and Scott Barnett. Troy Ochs is working on his hydraulic unit for a squeeze chute. VO-AG Vic Winter is working on his 16 x 8 stock trailer. Freshman guys in Vo-Ag I are studying ex- tremely hard. Tim Schieferecke is preparing sheet metal for his stock trailer. Vo-Ag 41 INDUSTRIAL ARTS S. Reitcheck and L. VanPelt are wondering how Glenn Mader squares his board, long this board really is. 42 Jan Frazey is just working too hard. Mike Waggoner listens carefully as Mr. Barnes explains the assignment. Mike Bull looks closely at his tint wheel. Scott Kennedy is diligently working on his art project. Cam lets Dad do all the work, while Darrel thinks out his pig project. Art 43 Results of Regional Music Festival: Pops Choir............................. Boys Sextet............................ Girls Sextet........................... Cyndie Taylor.......................... Eric Smith............................. Kim Kauk............................... Jeff Patmon............................ Michele Biesler........................ Dan Taylor............................. Patti Ziegler..........................I Girls Ensemble.........................I Nikki Heskett.........................II 44 Vocal “Were You There .. Hoxie Bowl Restaurant Ten Pin Lounge; 917 Pine 675-3141 675-8236 BAND Band is directed by Don Wit- tig. In band, participants take a trip to Colorado Springs at the beginning of the school year, play in a Christmas concert, and also play in the music con- test held in Oberlin. Band members this year include. Sheila Hedge, Ralph Zerr, Brice Feldt, Michele Bielser, Jessica Ostmeyer, Jamie Wright, Melanie Wade, J. R. Behan, Thresia Wessel, Shanla Brookshire, Loretta Doren- kamp, Dawn Jueneman, Jeff Patmon, David Waggener, and Sam Hale. 3rd in State Rgain SPEECH TEAM — Thresia Wessel, Nikki Heskett, Eric Smith, Brett Leopold, Andy Coffman, Steve Kaba, Benny Rosell; Speech Instructor, Michele Biesler, Karen Dechant, Lisa Ostmeyer, Lance Bainter, Jeff Patmon, LeAnn Rietcheck, Michaela Niblock, Karen McCormick, Jan Frazey, Angie Pratt, Carol Schieferecke, Staci Martin, Brad Kruse, Bill Wright, Cory Barnett, Bob Schaffer, Missy Cooper, Stephanie Tatman, Kyle Taylor. 46 Speech The Hoxie High Speech Team placed third at Grand State Speech Tourna- ment for the third year in a row. The students who participate in speech work to go to Grand Speech every year. To get to Grand State you must place first or second in a speech tournament, depending on the size of the tournament. Those who do not make it go to the State Speech Festival. This year four students went to State Festival. They qualified also by placing high in the invitational speech tour- naments throughout the year. “About 30 students were in our forensics team this year. We went to eight tournaments and came home with seven trophies and many medals. A happy and wonderful season in- deed!” said Benny Rosell, Hoxie speech instructor. GRAND STATE SPEECH TEAM — Andy Coffman, Steve Kaba, Thresia Wessel, Benny Rosell; Speech Instructor, Eric Smith, Brett Leopold, Nikki Heskett. □□N'T RQCH THE BDHT Tom Butterworth is determined to be the youngest cruise ship captain in history, even if this means sailing on a converted gunboat named “VENGEANCE,” with a crew of re- jects from The Maritime High School, and a trio of girl singers who are passing themselves off as a famous show biz act. By the final curtain it's all romance on the high seas and hilarity. Crankmeyer Kayleen Reitcheck Boris Douglas Mike Mr Arli J Br I Jan Penny Honey Hot Miss Bufi . Com mortem Withers [Mrs Wit r Antonio icody vmm Capt. T m Butterworth Victor ffeyfiy...... Mis Marshall. Tim Schieferecke Troy Ochs Mike Bull levin Krannawitter BE;- Susan R . Cherri . Dave Kr Robin Rook Eric Cam Bal Eric SmW V 0$n Taylor y Br LW . ,,. M .i t Trixie Sharon Prate 1 Teresa hbaugh Kevin Geerdes Gerry Schar nbt rger Arlene (Carol $.) welcomes Victor (Dan T.) aboard ship. The three stooges entertain the guests. Nurse (Dawn J.) cures Cody’s (Cam B.) “Don't Rock the Boat” cast, seasickness. Debators Take 1st at State The 1985-86 HHS Debaters won the State Champion- ship in the 3-2-1A division. To get to go to state they received Champion at Regionals. The eight 3-2-1A schools that qualifed for the state competition by placing first or second at the four regionals were Hoxie, Satanta, Lakin, Rossville, Pittsburg-Colgan, Hutchinson-Trinity. Leon-Blluestem, and St. Marys. After the seven rounds of debating, a round-robin format, the Hoxie debate squad emerged as the champions with 11 wins and 3 losses. Steve Kaba and Eric Smith debated on the affirmative side of the question. They won 4 and lost 3. Stacey Schwarz and Brett Leopold, defeated all the seven affirmative teams they faced. They were the only undefeated negative team in the 3-2-1A division. They were also undefeated in regional competition. Serving as alternate debaters for Hoxie were Jeff Patmon, Bob Schaffer, and Thresia Wessel. Mr. Benny Rosell coaches the HHS Debate Squad. 1985 DEBATERS — Back Row, L to R: Coach Benny Rosell, Jeff Patmon, Bob Schaffer, Thresi Wessel. Front Row: Steve Kaba, Brett Leopold, Stacy Schwarz, and Eric Smith. 48 Debate 1986 Debate Squad proudly displays their 14 trophies from 12 tournaments. Debaters are: Back Row, L to R: Sam Hale, Bob Schaffer, Steve Kaba, Eric Smith, Daylene Hueftle, Coach Benny Rosell. Front Row, L to R: Brad Kruse, Brett Leopold, Stacey Schwarz, Jeff Patmon and Thresia Wessel. Brett Leopold and Jeff Patmon search for evidence to support their position. Eric Smith argues the affirmative side of this year's debate question as Brad Kruse and Bob Schaffer jot down Steve Kaba looks on. notes for their next round. Debate 49 Seniors Laura Popp, Liza Kauk, and Sheila Hedge are dedicated College Prep Students. Freshman Wayne Juenemann, Josie Rodgiguez, Karen McCor- mick, Tanya Brown, and Nathan Brookshire work on their English assignments. What’s the deal? Kim Kauk and Chad Foster appear to be busy too. Cyndi Taylor, Paula Weller, and Tiff ini learn a lot of French in French class. Staci Martin, what is that you're looking at, a French centerfold? Juniors Becky Mullins, Bren- da Richards, and Mike Sample ac- tually look busy. 50 Language Arts PYRAMID STUDIO (913)672-4280 Rt. 2 Box 112 Oakley, KS 67748 Stan Clark, Picture-Taker GARY NEWMAN’S CUSTOM HAY HAULING HOXIE, KS: 675-3484 THE INSURANCE STORE FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. BAALMAN FEEDYARD INC. _____Menlo. Kansas__ NEAL PLUMBING Deal with Neal Mickey Hardware and Furniture BLEilNE Sueanne Dodson Feldt BCE students for 1985-86 are from Front to Back: Mary Gilbert — Hoxie Grade School, Lisa Dechant — Sheridan County Hospi- tal, Kelli Reitcheck — USD 412 Office, Dianne Sample — Extension Office, Jean- ette Ochs — Sunrise Data, Toni Juenemann — Treas- ure's Office, Phillip Moore — Hoxie High School Seniors Toni Juenemann and Mary Gilbert work in their Ac- counting II class. Junior Robin Rookstool is obviously thrilled to death in her Business Machines Class. Sophomores Les Brown and Mike Porsch are really getting into this typing nonsense. The Shorthand class works very hard and they always have tired hands. Accounting I students Stacey Schwarz, Cherri Sager, Bren- da Bainter, and Loretta Dorenkamp work on their assignments. Business 53 SPECIAL SERVICES Freshman Nick Zerr looks as if he’s had a hard day. Guidance Counselor Ada Lou Rose and her com- puter are very helpful. The gifted students Nikki Heskett, Dan Taylor, Aaron Reimer, Cyndi Taylor, and Brett Leopold pose with Gifted Coor- dinator, Ann Martin. Dale Sekavec, Special Education teacher helps Anna Sanders, along with Scott Barnett, Charles Stillwell, Danny Sanders and Mike Waggener. Librarian Cindy Schnelle has definitely got her eye on something or someone. 54 Special Services JDURNHLBfTl Mrs. Peggy Eland is so fortunate to be th Journalism teacher. Students in the 2nd hour Journalism class are: Jan Frazey, Kelli Reitcheck, Lisa Dechant, Dianne Sam- ple, and Loretta Dorenkamp. Students in the 4th hour Photo journalism class are: Jan Frazey. Susan Selbe, Jamie Wright, Darrel Sam- ple, and Pattie Zeigler. btaci Martin, Jan Frazey: Oh no, we re out of that great koolaid. Patti Ziegler, Jamie Wright: Oh yah. we've got plenty of chips and dip left. By the expressions on their (Darrel Sample, Dianne Sample, Kelli Reit- check, and Lisa Dechant) faces, it looks as though someone is up to their usual slams. It certainly took a lot of praying to get this yearbook finished, as Loretta Dorenkamp and Jan Frazey are demonstrating. Dianne Sample and Kelli Reitcheck are having a fun time at the fun Journalism Party. Journalism 55 Video Communications Members of the Video Communications class are Jeff Bull, Doug Emerick, Brice Feldt and Mike Bull. Wi Doug prepares the camera to film. Mr. Ted Barnes, in- structor, helps the boys set up the equipment. Brice edits the tape for later use. The boys set up for the next highlight show. This year the video communications class has kept very busy. The first task they had to overcome was to learn how to run the equip- ment. This includes cameras, decks and editor. The class this year again did all of the highlight shows. The highlight shows include all the sports. They also work on the leads for the beginning of the shows. The lead is an introduction set to music at the beginning of each show. This process can be very complicated. You first have to index the tape to see where the exciting parts of the film are. The next step is to transfer it to music which is sometimes difficult to get synchronized. The class also did an around town video. The video consisted of a film set to music of the businesses around town. It took the crew approximately a month to complete the video. highughis 56 Video PEPSI — CHOICE OF THE HHS GENERATION GETZ IGA THE SHORT STOP Leroy Reitcheck Jr. Custom Swathing, Large Round Baling, and Square Baling Hoxie, KS 675-3747 BIOZYME ENTERPRISES Roger Schlick DEE’S HAIR BOUTIQUE 1209 Trail Hoxie, KS 675-2309 Farmer’s Lumber Co., Inc. True Value Hardware Carpet Specialists Fred — Bert — Richard and Frank Gansel Home-Owned Home Operated Air Conditioning, Plumbing Heating, Electrical Hill City, KS 67642 Phone: 674-2165 58 Advertisement Sports 59 SPIKERS ARE AWESOME Front Row Jennifer Cressler. D'Ann Otter. Heather Behan. Alice Meier. Malia Mense 2nd Row Daylene Hueftle. Colette Schlick. Landee Wade. Michelle Tice. Bonnie Timmons 3rd Row Michaela Niblock. Denise Haffner. Sharon Schaffer. Dawn Juenemann. Cherri Sager. Kayleen Reitcheck. 4th Row Liza Kauk. Lee Ann Schlageck. Rhonda Geerdes. Mary Gilbert. Sheila Hedge. Laura Popp 5th Row Miss Bergm. Miss Dodson LETTER WINNERS — Rhon- da Geerdes, Mary Gilbert, Sheila Hedge, Liza Kauk, Laura Popp, Lee Ann Schlageck, Kayleen Reit- check, Sharon Schaffer, Denise Haffner. Head Coach Miss Bergin and Assistant Coach Miss Dodson are really con- centrating on the match. Kayleen “dinks” the ball on over the net. 60 Volleyball Lee Ann and Mary both try to bump the ball over. The girls are lim- bering up for the game. Volleyball 61 1 I Varsity JV Frosh 18-10 16-04 06-01 The team showed enthusiasm after placing second at Sub-State. '85 V-BALL AWARDS — Lee Ann Schlageck. MVP and All League Team; Michelle Tice. Rookie of the Gilbert. Best Off Player. Best Server, and All-League Team; Cherri Sager, JV Player of the Year: Liza I Inspirational Player; Rhonda Geerdes. Best Def Player. Best Server, and All-League Team Let Butch the boys help You with all your service needs Spresser Oil Co. Dresden, KS Selden State Bank FDIC, 386-4389 Selden, KS SELDEN STATE BANK | THE HOXIE MOTOR CO. E I HR Chevrolet Buick — Olds Sales and Service 675-3203 808 Oak McKee-Carman Insurance Agency Selden Kansas Phone 913 386-4389 J.T.’s Bodyshop Steve Rogers Car Truck refinishing Body Work Glass Installatin Painting of all types Beautiful Bodies Are Our Business Selden, KS 386-4536 THE HUNGRY FARMER RLL THE There were many tough teams in NWK this season. The In- dians found that out as they went 3-6 for the season. Hoxie won over St. Francis, Dighton, and Oakley but could not com- plete a successful season. Lettermen this year are: SENIORS — Aaron Riemer, Kyle Taylor, Nathan Hemman, Doug Geerdes, Brett Leopold, and Vic Winters. JUNIORS — Kevin Krannawitter, Dan Taylor, Chad Foster, Eric Becker, Dave Kruse, Danny Sanders, and Cam Barnes. SOPHOMORES — David Waggener, Dan Applehans, Lance Sheperd, Bryant Baecht, Les Brown, and Bill Wright. Managers: Mike Wag- gener and Robbie Sager. Trainers: J. R. Behan and Brice Feldt. Front Row Steve Walden. Brice Feldt. Nathan Brookshire, Scott Kennedy. Shane Ochs. Rex Ostmeyer. Marvin Kaus. Andy Baalman. Todd Tonkin. J R Behan. Robbie Sager Second Row Mike Wag- gener, Lance Shepard. Jett Patmon. Scott 8arnett. Les Brown. Daryl Cooper. David Waggener. Jason Hormek. Cory Barnett. Brian Leopold. Bill Wright, Rudy Wente, Coach Warren Sager Third Row Coach Jim Walden, Bryant Baecht. Troy Ochs. Brian Krannawitter. Tim Schieferecke. Eric Becker. Danny Sanders. Kevin Krannawitter. Paul Ritter, Danny Appelhans. Mike Porsch Back Row: Coach Stephen Mercer, Dan Taylor, Brett Leopold. Kyle Taylor. Aaron Riemer. Dave Kruse. Chad Foster, Cam Barnes. Chris Murphy. Doug Geerdes. Vic Winter. Nathan Hemman. Coach Robert Reed -S3 — VARSlTf % TEAM HOXIE OPP. Scott City mbAw ■ 20 Colby 07 27 St. Francis 32 00 Good land itt iL 13 DightOQ Atwood , 20 00 06 12 Oakley 27 | 12 Wakeeny 07 20 Oberlin 12 49 64 Football Sloan Eland Bonded Abstracters 924 Sheridan RIGHT mnvE5 Forget your number, Doug? Rudy Wente breaks free of a tackle. The senior studs of the 1985 football season. The J.V. team has things under control. The team huddles before a very successful soap scrimmage.” Football 65 Support Your County Officers Lillian Frazey, Register of Deeds Doreen Kennedy, County Clerk Esther Bainter, County Treasurer Barbara Sample, County Appraiser Roger D. Johnson, Sheriff Vergie Wente, Clerk of District Court Anthony J. (Tony) Haffner, District Magistrate Judge Joe C. Haffner, County Commissioner District 1 Fred Bixenman, County Commissioner District 2 Francis Meier, County Commissioner District 3 Michael Haas, County Attorney SHAW MOTOR CO. FLEX KING Sales and Service Parts CONTINENTAL Oil products Service Station Bulks Phone: 913-673-4228 Grainfield, KS HOME OIL COMPANY Selden, KS Highway 83 913-386-4417 HOME OIL CO. SELDEN. KANS 66 Advertisement WOOFTER PUMP WELL Irrigation Pump Repair Domestic Well Drilling Dale Jay Walter 675-3955 462-3967 HOXIE FEEDERS, INC. 14,000 Head Feedlot General Office: (913) 675-3379 Home: (913) 386-4395 Don Stephens Mike Spresser SUNFLOWER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER — AG CHEMICALS CUSTOM APPLICATIONS Basketball Team Substate Champs The Hoxie Basketball team had a season to remember m 1986 They f.n.shed the season at 18 7. and were league co-champs with a 6-1 league record They also won the substate tourna- m Chad Foster” was hc n oTbe t iValltournament team. Salma Journal all area honorable ment.on. and was also chosen as all league Kevin Krannaw.tter was also chosen as all league and The Salma Journal all Area th.rd team. Coach Bob Reed was chosen as N.W.K.l. co-coach of the year Awards included Leading scorer - Chad Foster 841 Cam Barnes 208 Assists — Kevin Krannaw.tter. 224; Captains — Doug Geerdes and Kevin Krannaw.tter; Highest freelhrow percentage — Kevin Krannawitter. 72% Aaron R.emer was most inspirational player, and Brian Krannaw.tter was the J.V. most valuable player The J.V. was 7-9 on the season, and the Freshmen were 5-4 for the year. DougG. goes up for the slam! Dan T. lays it in. 68 Boys Basketball Boys Fourth in State The Hoxie High School Basketball Team made a very good showing at the Kansas State 3A State Basketball Tournament. The team took fourth in the tournament overall, and brought home the Sportsmanship Award as well. Varsity lettermen for the 1985-1986 season were: Brad Kennedy. Aaron Riemer, Kevin Geerdes, Kyle Taylor, Brian Krannawitter, Dan Taylor, Kevin Krannawitter, Chad Foster, Cam Barnes, Nathan Hemman, Doug Geerdes and Chris Murphy. Sloan and Eland Bonded Abstracters John R. Eland Ken Eland 924 Sheridan Hoxie, KS 1986 Varsity Squad Kevin K. Puts it in Jump Aaron Cam B. scores 1986 J.V. Squad Rebound Chad F. shoots Tough Defense Kevin K. drives in Boys Basketball 69 Keith’s Kuntry Kitchen Morland, Kansas Welbrock’s Tank Service John C. Keith owner Morland Kansas 627-5335 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Del Washburn Mr. Insurance 913-675-3661 Slaughtering Process Curing GRINNELL LOCKER Grinnell, KS 824-3400 HOXIE CO-OP OIL CO. YOUR FULL SERVICE CO-OP FARMERS OWN IT PROFIT FROM IT TRY US FIRST 675-3265 RED’S Ruth, Red, Randy Russ GIRLS “NEVER GIVE UP” The Indians girls finished the year with a fairly good record. In the regular season their record was 9-2, and they were 4-2 in league. Mary Gilbert, Liza Kauk, Lauara Popp and LeeAnn Schlageck were the four seniors who led the team and did an ex- cellent job. Coach Connie Pon- tious’ comments on the season were: “I really enjoyed this season. Everyone came to prac- tice with good attitudes and were willing to try and learn the new things we were teaching. I was very pleased with how hard they all worked. They are a super bunch of girls!!” Hoxie’s Kauk, Gilbert and Schaffer set up for the offensive in bounds play against Atwood. 72 Members of the HHS sophomore squad were: Top to Bottom: Denise K. Haffner, Daylene Hueftle, Angie Pratt, Michaela Niblock, Daryl Juenemann and Missy Cooper. LeeAnn Schlageck puts up a shot over the Oakley defender. Member of the HHS junior squad were Susan Reedy, Sharon Schaffer and Christie Sneath. Connie Pontious was the head BB coach for the 1985- 86 season. Kathy Beigert was the assistant coach for 1985-86. SENIORS Mary Gilbert Liza Kauk Laura Popp LeAnn Schlageck GOOD JOB RED! Coach Pontious Coach Bieger LeeAnn Schlageck puts up a shot of the fast break against St. Francis. Mary Gilbert drives to the basket. Liza Kauk puts up an inside shot while everyone watches with amazement. Members of the HHS senior squad: Top to Bottom: Mary Gilbert, Laura Popp, Liza Kauk, Melinda Kirby and LeeAnn Schlageck. Jacques Seed Heinrich Feeds, Inc. Purina Feeds Dekalb — Pfizer Seeds Dealer Fertilizer Full Line Seed Chemicals Joe Grain Sales Trembly Grainfield, KS Selden, KS Phone: 673-4277 We Believe In Farmers” 386-4321 Feed Fertilizer Mike’s Body Repair Selden, Kansas Your Body is Our Business Mike Schwarz, Owner Advertisement 75 Wrestlers Have Winning Season The Hoxie wrestling team, coached by Paul Babcock and Kirk Baker, had a very fine season during the 1985-86 school year. The Indian Grapplers were 4-3 in the league, and won both the Hoxie Invitational, and the Phillipsburg Panther Classic Wrestling Tournaments. They also made fine showings at both the sub-state and state wrestling tournaments. Ralph Zerr 98 Lance Shepard 119 Darrel Sample 138 Les Brown 167 Mike Sample 105 Dan Appelhans 185 Brian Leopold 112 Marvin Kaus 132 Vic Winter 155 Greg Babcock Hwt. 76 Wrestling Mike Sample State Champion The 1986 State Wrestling Tournament proved to be very successful for the Hoxie Indians. The team placed first overall, and they brought home three individual medals as well. Mike Sample claimed his second state medal by claiming the 105 lb. division and Darrel Sample claimed his third state medal by placing third at 138 lbs. Les Brown also claimed a state medal by placing fourth at 167 lbs. as just a sophomore. Other wrestlers competing at state included Brian Leopold (112), Lance Shepard (119), Mike Porsch (145), and Vic Winter (155). Mike Sample was also voted to the Salina Journal all-area first team, and Darrel Sample was voted as Honorable Mention. Mike Sample Lance Shepard Darrel Sample Mike Porsch Vic Winter Les Brown Mike Sample, 1986 105 lb. State Champ! The 1986 team State Wrestling 77 Clara Lou Ruth Ph. 913-675-3263 824 Main — P.O. 146 Hoxie Sears Catalog Store 887 Main Hoxie, KS 67740 James, Arlene, Kelley, Hugh, Laurel MOORMAN’S FEED Bill and Kelly Vickers Hoxie, Kansas Phone: (913) 675-3798 HOXIE LIVESTOCK SALES Fred Pratt, Fred L. Pratt DAVID E. LEOPOLD C.P.A. Accounting and Tax Services (913) 675-3711 Hoxie, Kansas 67740 COOPER DRYGOODS COME IN AND SEE OUR WIDE STOCK OF CLOTHES 825 MAIN HOXIE, KANSAS Barbara, Dale, and Their Staff Will be glad to serve You! Girls Have Winning Season, The thirteen-member HHS track team had a very successful season this year. They scored 626 points and took first at two meets, second at four and fourth at three meets. Six girls qualified for the State Track Meet by placing in the top three at the Regional Meet. Those who qualified were Bonnie Tim- mons, 1600m Relay; Michaela Niblock, 1600m Relay; Kayleen Reitcheck, 1600m Relay; LeeAnn Schlageck, 1600m Relay, 200m Dash, and 400m Dash; Patti Ziegler, Shot Put and Discus; Liza Kaukas 1600m Relay alternate. Coaching the team to their successful season was Randy Kauf- man. Jim Walden, and Connie Pontious. TRACK TEAM — Back Row: Coach Randy Kaufman, Karen McCor- mick, Heather Behan, Tanya Brown, Cherri Sager, Coach Connie Pontious, Coach Jim Walden. Front Row: Michaela Niblock, Colette Schlick, Liza Kauk, Lee Ann Schlageck, Bonnie Timmons, Kayleen Reitcheck, Missy Cooper. Not Pictured: Patti Ziegler. Colette Schlick — 110m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay Melinda Kirby — 800m and 1600m Run Michaela Niblock — Long Jump, 400m, 4x200 and 4x400m Relays 82 Track Missy Cooper — High Jump, 4x100, 4x200m Relays Bonnie Timmons — 4x100, 4x200, 4x400m Relays Lee Ann Schlageck received most valuable, Liza Kauk received most inspirational. Track 83 Lee Ann Schlageck — 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x400m relay. Marie’s Beauty Shop 1101 Utah Hoxie, KS 675-3861 SIX TO STATE Kayleen Reitcheck — 4x200, 4x400m relays, 1600m, 3200m. Heather Behan — 1600m, 3200m. Karen McCor- mick — shot put, discus. Cherri Sager — long jump, 4x100m, manager. Patti Ziegler — shot put, discus. Tanya Brown — long jump, high jump, 4x400, 4x200m relays. Liza Kauk — 100m hurdles, 4x400, 4x200, 4x400m relays. COOPER GRAIN INC. 84 Advertisement FIRST NATIONAL BANK The National Bank Staff is from left to right, Front Row: Joyce Tice, Laura Farber, Lloyd Morgan, Lucille Hesterberg, and Paulette Krannawitter. Back Row: Sally Cameron, Myron Dietz, Glenda Schaffer, Rose Carder, Dan William, Deb Wade, Joe Corder, Janelle Cooper, George Lambert, Janice Haffner, Gerry Schaffer, and Jeanne Stratton. BOYS Back Row. Mike Bieker, Les Brown, David Bieker, Sam Hale. Front Row: Aaron Riemer, Cam Barnes, Nathan Hemman, Dan Taylor, Jamie Wright, Kevin Krannawitter. Dan Taylor ran the 400m, 4x100, 4x400m relays. 86 Boys Track Track Awards Nathan Hemman Most Valuable Trackster Kevin Krannawitter Most Inspirational Trackster Track 87 TRACK Good try Cam1 Go Nathan! BAH!1 Dan hands off to Cam The master of form 1986 HOMECOMING Hoxie Centennial theme: Hoxie — Yesterday, today tomorrow! HHS Alumni Board 1985-1987 Pres — Karl Neuenschwander, 1974 VP —Kelly Vickers, 1976 Sec — Sharon Zodrow Karnes, 1974 Treas — Karen Cooper Gilliland, 1957 Address Sec — Kristine Baalman Moss, 1968 Past Pres — Joe Cooper, 1952 Board of Directors — 1 year — Dolores Weis Mauck, 1973 2 years — Tom Haffner, 1957 3 years — Mary E. Leopold Welshhon, 1964 Representative to Hoxie Centennial Committee: Stella Morgan Mosier, 1930 HOXIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS President — Jerry Bull V. President — LaRene Smith Sec. Treas. — lola Liester BOARD Irv Mitchell Ken Eland Ruth Pieschl Angie Pope ) Advertisement Seven freshman golfers made up this year’s thirteen man squad. The remaining six con- sisted of four sophomores and two juniors. Don Martin and Kathy Bergin coached the golfers to a fine finish. Golfers include: Back Row, L to R: Bryant Baecht, Wayne Juenemann, Steve Kaba. Middle Row, L to R: Staci Martin, J. R. Behan, Frank Hill, Nikki Heskett, Bob Schaffer, Rex Ostmeyer, Don Martin, Coach. Front Row, L to R: David Wag- goner, Daryl Cooper, and Chad Foster. Scott Barnett and Kathy Bergin, Assistant Coach, not pictured. Chad Foster makes a beautiful putt. Daryl Cooper uses great form Like father, like daughter Golfers practice their putting. Novice freshman golfers seem to have lost their golf balls 90 Golf Athletes of the Year LeeAnn Schlageck, senior, was named female athlete of the year for 1986. She participated in volleyball, basketball, and track all four years. In volleyball, she was named most valuable player and to the all league team in 1985. In basketball, she was Most Im- proved player in 1983 and 1984; Most Inspirational player in 1985 and 1986, and All League in 1986. In track, she was recognized as Most Valuable Girl in 1984, 1985, and 1986. She participated in State Track in 1983, 1984, and 1985. Kevin Krannawitter, junior, was named male athlete of the year 1986. He participated in Football. Basketball, and Track. In foot- ball, he was Total Offense leader in 1984 and 1985 and best offen- sive player in 1985. He led the team in defensive points, scoring, and rushing in 1985. He was NWKL Honorable Mention Defensive End in 1985. In basketball he had the best free throw percentage in 1985 and 1986. He was All League, Leader in Assists, and Cap- tain in 1986. For track he was Most Inspirational Boy for 1986 and participated in state track in 1984 and 1985. F o 0 t b a HOXIE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS — Left to Right: Nathan Hemman, Captain; Doug Geerdes, Captain and Best Defensive Player; Brett Leopold, Most Inspirational and Kevin Krannawitter, Best Offensive Player. Not Pictured: Chad Foster, Best Lineman; David Waggener and Danny Appelhans, Best J.V. Players and Andy Baalman, Freshman of the Year. Athletes 91 WINTER COUNT PATRONS JIM, MARY, AND KATE ADAMS LINDA ANDERSON, BUS DRIVER MR. AND MRS. PAUL BABCOCK AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. TED BARNES KATHY BERGIN KATHY BIEGERT LARRY AND BARBARA BROOKSHIRE CHARLES E. BUECHMAN, GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL VICKIE DEINES JOE AND LAURA DORENKAMP, BUS DRIVERS KEN AND PEGGY ELAND BILL AND VERLENE FELDT AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. EMERY HART HOWARD AND GEORGIA HARWERTH ROY, JANE, CHRISTOPHER AND KARL INGRAM DON AND BETTE JAMES ART AND MARY KARNES MARYLIN KAUS, B.O.E. MARGE KOSTER ANITA AND OLIVER KRANNAWITTER JENNIFER KREHBIEL GEORGE AND HELEN LAMBERT ALICE LEWIS, BUS DRIVER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT LOVIN DON AND ANN MARTIN MEIER, BUS DRIVER RUTH MEIER DON AND MARY NIBLOCK, BUS DRIVERS MR. AND MRS. JOHNNIE OELKE MATH IS FUN AND WHO CAN DOUBT IT IF WE HAVE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT. BOB, SANDY, NATHAN AND MELANIE REED MR. AND MRS. THOMAS REEDY AND FAMILY PEEWEE, DEBBIE, ROBIN AND RICKI ROOKSTOOL ADA LOU ROSE BENNY AND PAT ROSELL WES AND CHARLENE SPILLMAN DEAN THOMAS, BUS DRIVER BILL AND BETH WEEKS, BUS DRIVERS MR. WITTIG, VIVA LA MUSICA CHRIS WYSCAVER urn rma INDIAN BDD5TER5 LARRY CRESSLER — DEKALB — PFIZER SEEDS TOM CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION CLOTHES GARDEN WANDA BRYAN, COZY INN DON’S ALINEMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SHOP FGL COMMODITY SERVICE MR. MRS. JOSEPH W. FROMME GARVEY ELEVATOR HOXIE INSURANCE AGENCY — JOE COOPER HAFFNER GUN SHOP MR. MRS. MICHAEL HAAS HOXIE VET CLINIC HOXIE AUTOMOTIVE JOLLY DIAMOND JEWELERS KARL’S CASH STORE U PLUMBING, LARRY F. JUENEMANN MONEY CHEVROLET RONALD E. NEFF, REALTY OCHS FLOORING LENNY WILLENA PATMON SIX TOES FEED SEED GEORGE LILLIAN SCHIPPERS SELDEN CONCRETE CO. SMITH ELECTRIC SUNRISE DATA SHERIDAN CO. AMUSEMENT CO. DR. AND MRS. THORPE CAKES, COOKIES CANDIES — MARY TIMMONS PATTY SCHAFFER JEAN VICKERS, SHAKLEE DEALER WAVA’S HAIR HUT, MORLAND WAKEENEY MEDICAL GROUP HOXIE STATE BANK 94 Advertisement Your Farming Headquarters ______Hoxie, Kansas______ Hoxie Implement Co. Inc. Phone: 675-3201 HEXHI f BODY SHOP IASS INSTALLED HEIM AUTO Nick and Steve Hoxie, KS 67740 SALES Hoxie, KS 67740 HEIM T.V. AND APPLIANCE 96 Advertisement CARNIVAL Carnival is the story of a carnival troupe touring the cities of France about a century ago. The troupe is raffish, run down and third rate. As the curtain rises, Lili a shabby clothed orphan girl is intrigued by the glamour of the Carnival. She tries several jobs unsuccessfully before joining the puppet act. Lili becomes pawn in a rivalry between Marco The Magnificent, a magician, and Paul Berthalet, a puppeteer. Marco is suave and smooth, a gallant figure assisted by The Incom- parable Rosalie, a comic who threatens to leave Marco for a doctor who turns out to be a veterinarian. Paul speaks through his puppets. The conflict between Marco, the lover who is beguiling and Paul, the lover who is true, is resolved when Lili rejects Marco and exits with Paul. Marco The Magnificent suits him. Paul sings Everybody Likes You. Paul Berthalet . Lih.................. Marco the Magnificent The Incomparable Rosalie B. F. Schlegei Jacquot. Horrible Henry Marguerite Grobert . . Eric Smith Mary Gilbert . Dan Taylor Cyndie Taylor Lance Bainter .Jeff Patmon Patti Ziegler Liza Kauk ............Brett Leopold .....Cory Barnett Mary Beth Hinger .. Robert Schaffer Teresa Ashbaugh Aaron Riemer, Kyle Taylor ....... Michele Bielser Nikki Heskett Gladys Zwvicki Gloria Zwvicki Technical Director Director Accompanists Jenny Reitcheck Bon nja Timmons Karen McCormick Chern Sager Loretta DOrenkamp Danny Sanders Phil Moore Alice Meier Lisa Dechant Kelli Reitcheck Anna Sanders Christi Sneath Brenda Richards . Tanya Brown D'Ann Otter Ted Barnes . Jennifer Krehbiel Cindy Schnelle Shelley Nondocf . Chuck Buechman Cheryl Schwar 98 Musical Love Makes The . . . They may have gotten me into this costume, but i am not going to dance.” From the Ballet here’s Rover who studied for years with the Great Pavlov-er. . . . World Go Round Musical 99 5NDBHLL 'BS The Annual Snoball dance, sponsored by Stuco was held on Satur- day, Dec. 21. Music was provided by the hot band Borderline from Mc- Cook. Neb. Aaron Riemer was named 1985 Snoball King; he crowned Cyndie Taylor Queen. The attendants were Rhonda Geerdes and Brad Kennedy. After the crowning, the royalty began the dance to “I Can’t Fight This Feeling” and everyone joined in. Did you lose your date, Rhonda? The sponsors seem to be enjoying the dance. If it’s not the girls at the punch bowl . . . . . . it’s the guys. 100 MAHANNA PHARMACY Business Hours Monday-Saturday 6 am-8 pm Sunday 6 am-2 pm Smorgasbord — Sunday 11 am-l:30 pm Noon Specials — Daily Homemade Pies and Rolls Party Room Available Fix Orders to go Sheridan Inn Home of Good Food Doris Wagg STUDLEY CO-OP EQUITY EXCHANGE SPRING TER BE Kayettes and FHA hosted the Spring Team which was in honor of eighth grade and senior girls Monday evening, April 21. Through weeks of planning and discussing, the two groups created a wedding scenery for the tea. The theme was Moments to Remember, and besides featuring wedding and prom dresses of today’s fashion, many from past years were modeled, too. Also, the home ec girls modeled the clothing they had made in class. The ushers were: Lance Bainter, Les Brown, Brice Feldt, Chad Foster, Dave Kruse, Brett Leopold, Paul Ritter, and Eric Smith. Giving the welcome and presentation of 8th grade silk roses were Kayette President, Marci Bainter and FHA President, Chris Sewell. The senior girls (in their traditional prom dresses) received a fresh rose, also. Finally, to end the night the girls and their guests enjoyed wedding cake and punch. 104 Spring Tea momENTS TD REfTlEfTlBER Wedding fashions were modeled from Kay’s Korner (Hill City); flowers came from Kathy's Creations; the wedding cake was made by Patti Schaffer and Mary Timmons; Cindy Schnelle read the script, and Shelly Nondorf played the piano. Spring Tea 105 Tire Repairs in the Shop or on the Farm Krannawitter Brothers Manure Handling and Loader Work Terry Grainfield and Colby Keith 824-3488 462-2988 PRICKETT AND SON INC. Livestock Transportation Serving the Shipper With Modern Methods For 37 Years 675-3881 Advertisement Hoxie, Kansas First Chaos, Then The sound waves of the Dogs” rocked you right out of the boat at the 1986 Jr.-Sr. Prom, Friday, April 18th. The banquet was held at the Hoxie Elks Lodge where the guests had a choice of chicken fried steak or shrimp. Cherri Sager, President of the Jr. class welcomed the Srs. to their Prom. Brett Leopold, president of the Sr. class thanked the Jrs. on behalf of the Srs. Benny Rosell gave the blessing before the meal. Pat Foster played the dinner music. Keeping with the theme “Enchantment Under the Sea the gym was decorated in aqua blue, green and silver. The sunken ship was one of the decorations. Christi Sneath and Kelly Brown are patiently hanging streamers. 108 Prom A Dog” sets up his keyboard. Members of the “Dogs” set up for the dance. Walk an J lemman Q ueen cJ!iza J auL The sophomore servers were Danny Appelhans, Mike Porsch, Brian Kran- nawitter, Brian Leopold, Denise Haffner, LeAnn Reitcheck, Michaela Niblock, and Missy Cooper. Under the Sea Prom 109 Vic Winter was awarded “Best Senior Project'' at the Hays Industrial Arts Show for his waterbed, and he received “Best of Show at the Hoxie Industrial Arts Show. Grinell Grain Co. Box 37 Grinnell 824-3276 Lance Shepard displayed his rocking horse at the Hoxie Industrial Arts Show. Doug Geerdes displayed his oak coffee table at the Hays Industrial Arts Show where he received a red ribbon for his efforts. INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOW Twelve students enrolled in Industrial Arts displayed their projects at the Western Kansas In- dustrial Arts Fair held in Hays, Kansas. The students who received rosette ribbons on their projects were: Andy Baalman, Eric Becker, Nathen Brookshire, Steve Reitcheck and Paul Ritter. 110 Industrial Arts Show Art Show Many Art students attended art shows this year. April 9, 10, 11, students attended the NW Kansas League Art Show in Colby. Kelly Brown received a medal, Best of Show on her mixed media. Receiving certificates on their ceramic works were. Jodi Thummel, J. R. Behan, Jan Frazey, Jeff Bull. Mike Bull and Kelly Brown received cer- tificates for their collages. Others receiving certificates: Jessica Ostmeyer and David Bieker on their felt tip pen works and Kim Kauk and Jamie Wright on their designs. April 23, at the 20th Annual Chalk-In and Art Show at Colby, Jeff Bull received first and second on his ceramics. Christy Ochs, Jeanette Ochs, and Jamie Wright receiv- ed honorable mentions on their ceramics. Kelly Brown received third on her collage. At the Western Kansas HS Art Show, April 30 at FHSU, art students received certificates on various projects such as: Darrel Sample, Christy Ochs, and Jamie Wright on pottery; Kim Kauk on her collage; Jan Frazey, and Kelly Brown on their mixed media. Art Show 111 The drama comedy and tragedy airbrush pain- ting was done by Jan Frazey. Jamie Wright’s pottery received an honorable mention. leff Bull’s first and second place pottery was shown at the High School Spring Concert. Kelly Brown received Best of Show on her mixed media. Taylor Implement, Co. West Hwy. 24 Your John Deere Dealer Back Row, L to R: Scott Hartzog, Mark Hill, Marty Lewis, Mary Lou Schlick, Tufty Taylor. Front Row: Sheri Baalman, Curtis Rail, Jerry Pickering, and Dema Taylor. K mn. Organizations 113 5TUCD Has Buslj VEar The Hoxie High School Student Council had a very busy year. They began in September as they attended the KSHSAA Regional Student Council Conference where they acquired information and ideas. Throughout the year they sponsored both the Homecoming Dance and Snoball. They hired the band “Border Line” for the Snoball, and held royalty elections for both elections. They were involved in several other function as well. They sponsored lyceum programs throughout the year, such as the Kansas State University Singers. They sponsored the Christmas movie “Oxford Blues.” The Student Council also donated money to the year- book, and provided pop machines for student and faculty use. Front Row: Ralph Zerr, Mike Sample, Scott Kennedy, Marci Bainter, Chris Sewell, Thresia Wessel, Landee Wade, Cherri Sager, Shari Heier. Back Row: Brett Leopold, Dan Taylor, Nathan Hemman, Stacey Schwarz, Laura Popp, Loretta Dorenkamp, Kayleen Reitcheck, Dan Appelhans. 114 STUCO Student Council is serious business, as Stacey and Marci are showing here. Student Council President Brett Leopold visits with Student Council sponsor John Olson during a STUCO meeting. Student Council members discuss topics brought up at the Student Council meeting. STUCO 115 FFA OFFICERS — Back Row, L to R: Vic Winter — Vice-Presi- dent, Kayleen Reit- check — President, Robin Rookstool — Secretary. Front Row: Troy Ochs — Sen- tinel, Tim Schie- ferecke — Treasurer, and Angie Pratt — Reporter. FFA Keeping Busy Heading the FFA Organization is President Kayleen Reitcheck. FFA MEMBERS — Back Row, Lto R: Vic Winter, Loretta Dorenkamp, Eric Becker, Gerry Schamberger, Greg Bab- cock, Mr. Babcock. Middle Row: Troy Ochs, Michele Bielser, Kayleen Reitcheck, Tim Schieferecke, Angie Pratt, Robin Rookstool. Front Row: Bernie Schieferecke, Toni Juenemann, Daylene Hueftle, Shane Ochs, Marvin Kaus, and Steve Reitcheck. 116 FFA Vice-President, Vic Winter hides his embarrassment behind a napkin. Mr. Paul Babcock, Sponsor for FFA for 14 years relaxes at the Safety Banquet by eating. Angie Pratt, Robin Rookstool, Kayleen Reitcheck and Michelle Beilser are cutting the leftover cheese from the sale to eat at the party. FFA 117 FFA’ers unloading fruit for the fruit sales. Mrs. Eileen Pratt helped serve tea at the FFA Safety Banquet. Everyone has fun at the monthly FFA meeting, as they vote on the latest topic. KAYETTES are On Fire Claire Cassleman, Director of Marci Bainter shows her Kansas Association for Youth, graceful technique of stuffing stopped by HHS for a visit in marshmallows in her mouth. honor of National Kayette week. Dianne (Dot) stuffs marshmallows into she and Laura’s mouth at the Freshman initiation party. Claire Cassleman, LeeAnn Schlageck, Denise Haffner, Jeanette Ochs, and Shari Heier point to where the “bear” is. KAYETTE CABINET — Front Row: Dianne Sample, Toni Juenemann, Marci Bainter, President; Kelli Reitcheck, Treasurer; Shari Heier, Secretary; Jeanette Ochs, Vice President. Back Row: Cyndie Taylor, Sheila Hedge, Liza Kauk, Susan Reedy, Mary Gilbert, Laura Popp, Stuco Rep. 118 Kayettes Celebrating 40 years 1946-1986 KAYETTE MEMBERS OF 1985-86 — 1st Row: Cyndie Taylor, Daylene Huftle, Liza Kauk, Jan Frazey, Toni Juenemann, Nikki Heskett, Mary Gilbert, Marci Bainter. 2nd Row: Miss Janet Steinman, Sponsor, Karen Dechant, Pam Allen, Shari Heier, Susan Reedy, Lisa Dechant, Jennifer Ackerman, Kelli Reticheck, Jeanette Ochs. 3rd Row: LeAnn Reitcheck, Lisa Ostmeyer, Denise Haffner, Sheila Hedge, Laura Popp, Dianne Sample, Kelli Reitcheck hands out cups at Kelli Reitcheck, Lisa Dechant, Dianne Sample, and Jan Frazey goof off after the Christmas party. the meeting. Rosa Kuhl and Dessa Brown were the Kayettes’ adopted grandparents from the LTCU. Miss Steinman was the Kayette sponsor for the 1985-86 school year. Kayettes 119 sponsored by NHS. NH5 Brett Leopold and Nathan Hemmen light the candles at the NHS induction. Mrs. Bette James is the NHS sponsor. When NHS was established it was to create an organiza- tion that would recognize academic achievement. Scholarship, character, serv- ice, and leadership are ideals that remain relevant today. Through NHS service ac- tivities, members maintain and extend the qualities that won them their selection. Membership is both an honor and an obligation. THE HHS NHS Chapter was started in 1977 and 1985 the chapter changed the name to the James L. Davis Chapter. Back Row: Brett Leopold, Aaron Reimer, Eric Smith, and Nathan Hemman. Front Row: Cyndi laylor, Marci Bainter, Staci Martin, and Kayleen Reitcheck. 120 NHS GENE’S BESTYET STOP 2 SHOP ) Advertisement 121 FHA ORGANIZATION from left to right are Front Row Daylene Hueftle. Melaney Wade. Karen Dechant. Malia Mense. Chris Sewell. Stao Martin. Brenda Bamter Chern Sager. leAnn Reitcheck. Lisa Ostmeyer, Michele Bielser. Thresia Wessel. Colette Schlick. and Landee Wade Second Row Valerie Ashbaugh. Kim Kauk. Kayleen Rietcheck. Stacey Schwarz. Mary Beth Hmger. Carol Schiefercke. Shari Heier. Sharon Schaffer. Liza Kauk. Chene Johnson. Jodi Thummel. Michelle Tice. Angie Pratt, and Teresa Ashbaugh Third Row Mrs. Daylene Oelke. J. J Ostmeyer. Korina Knoll. Sherri Greene. D'Ann Otter. Heather Behan. Alice Meier. Pam Allen. Denise Haffner. Michaela Niblock. Daryl Juenemann. and Bonnie Timmons Back Row Jennifer Rietcheck. Christie Ochs. Amy Carder Melissa McMillan. Dawn Juenemann. Loretta Dorenkamp. Dianne Sample. Leah VanPelt. Laura Popp. Sheila Hedge. Patti Ziegler. Jennifer Ackerman. Susan Reedy. Melinda Tauber. Missy Cooper, and Tiffini Sealock 122 FHA FHA OFFICERS from left to right are Front Row Malia Mense. Mary Beth Hmger. Staci Martin, Shan Heier. Brenda Bainter. Cherri Sager, and Angie Pratt Back Row Daylene Hueftle. Kayleen Rietcheck. Chris Sewell. Carol Schieferecke. Liza Kauk. Stacey Schwarz, and Sharon Schaffer FHA Sponsor Mrs. Daylene Oelke FHR OLIVE AND HICHING The 1985 1986 year for the Future Homemakers of America started out very alive and very kicking There was a strong increase in members from 47 to 59 The organization kept busy throughout the wear with freshman initiation. QSP sales, cash a thon. state meeting. Ma Pa Me Banquet, and much more The FHA enjoys opening their X-mas presents but Leah VanPelt seems boggled about hers. President Chris Sewell talks to the girls as X mas presents are being handed out. FHA members listen during an FHA meeting. FHA discuss plans for the Spring Tea. FHA members eat during an FHA meeting. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope For we have a clear con- sciousness of seeking old and precious values For we are the builders of homes, homes for America's Future Homes where hv mg will be the expression of everything that is good and fair Homes where faith will be realities not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hopes FHA 123 FHA members show pride and happiness in being a part of FHA. Sponsors for F.C.A. this year are Kathy Bergin and Warren Sager. Cherri Sager, Brice Feldt, and Kim Kauk are thinking hard for a reply to Dan Taylor's Bible Trivial Pursuit question. Brice Feldt and Cherri Sager are enjoying goodies at the F.C.A. organization meeting. HALLELUJAH The 1985-86 theme for the F.C.A. organization came from Romans 12:4-5 “For as one we have many members, and all the member do not have the same function, so we though many, are one body in Christ and individually, members of one another. Around 28 en- thusiastic members of F.C.A. joined together to carry this theme out through the year. A major activity this year for the organization was serv- ing the meals at the Hoxie Invitational Wrestling Tourna- ment in December. In April some of the members at- tended the Spring Mini-Conference at Rock Springs, Kansas. Five members also plan to attend the National Conference in June. The boys will meet at Estes Park, while the girls will meet at Fort Collins, Colorado. The huddle would like to give a special thanks to their sponsors: Warren Sager, Sueanne Dodson, and Kathy Bergin for their help and guidance throughout the year. 124 FCA Kayle«n Rei,check, � ” « : Da r. Cher,, Sager. Daylene Huettle. B.l, Wngh,. Second Row. I to R A„ce Me,er. Nathan Hemman. Danny Sanders. Bnce Feldt. baa Kauk. T.ffn, Sealock. M.chaela N,block. Bob Schaffe3,. N 'k. Htsle.rwanen ge s nsor 3 B,0Wn Th d R° ' L '° R BreW Le0p0,d- To present to athletes and coaches and all whom they in- fluence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serv- ing Him in their relationships and fellowship of the church. FCA 125 HIGH SCHOOl FALL CHEERLEADERS — Mary Beth Hinger, Marci Bainter, Cyndi Taylor, Leah VanPelt, and Chris Sewell. ElllLUK WINTER CHEERLEADERS — Cherri Sager, Chris Sewell, Leah VanPelt, Mary Beth Hinger, Marci Bainter, and Cyndie Taylor. uoyie h,g school INDIANS JV CHEERLEADERS — Kim Kauk, LeAnn Reitcheck, and Lisa Ostmeyer yffifi- HIGH SCHooi INDIANS 126 Cheerleaders — COLLINS PRATT REAL ESTATE COMMODITIES COLLIHS CONOKJIC COMMODITY FUTURES BROKERS Established 1923 601 Main Street - Hoxie. Kansas 67740 913 675-3041 WILLIAM PICKINPAUGH PRATT REAL ESTATE For All Your Real Estate Sales Private Treaty Or At Auction Phone 913-675-3011 613 Main Hoxie, Kansas 67740 East Side Auto Service Don Laevenstein Phone 675-3974 Karnes Manufacturing Wayne Ray Karnes Hoxie, Kansas Phone 675-3629 128 Advertisement 5ENDR RCCnmPLl5HmENT5 Abbreviations B — Band BB — Basketball F — Football FFA — Future Farmers of America FHA — Future Homemakers of America G — Golf K — Kayettes NHS — National Honor Society SC — Student Council T — Track V — Volleyball VM — Vocal Music W — Wrestling Bainter, Marci — B 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco 1, 2, 4; Class Secretary 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3; K Pres. 4. Dechant, Lisa — B 1, 2; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 1; V 2; K 2, 3, 4; BCE 4; Musical 4. Dorenkamp, Loretta — B 1, 2, 3; B Pres. 4; Choir 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 4; Stuco 4; Livestock Judging 3; FFA 1, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. Frazey, Jan — Choir 1, 2; Speech 2, 3, 4; Jrnlsm 2, 3, 4; Yrbk 3, 4; Yrbk Edtr 3, 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 1,2,3; FCA 1, 2, 3; K 1,2, 3, 4. Geerdes, Doug — Class Secretary 2; Jr Play 3; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; FBI, 2, 3, 4. Geerdes, Rhonda — Speech 2; K 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2; VB 1, 2, 3, 4. Gilbert, Mary — B 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Jr. Play 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; K 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1,2, 3,4; BCE 4. Greene, Sherri — Choir 4; Jr Play 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4. Hedge, Sheila — B 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 2, 3; Jr Play 3; FHA 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; G 1; VB 1, 2, 3, 4. Hemman, Nathan — B 1; Class VP 3; Stuco 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 1, 2, 4; FCA Co-Pres. 3; NHS 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; FB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2,3,4. Hinger, Mary Beth — B 9; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 4; Debate 1, 2; Speech 1, 2; K 1. Johnson, Cherie — Choir 3, 4; Jr Play 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; G 1; VB 1, 3. Juenemann, Toni — Speech 2; Jr Play 3; FCA 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco 3; BB 1, 2; VB 1, 2, 3; BCE 4. Kauk, Liza — B 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Debate 2; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 4; FCA Co-Pres. 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3,4; Stuco 3; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 3; VB 1, 2, 3, 4, Kennedy, Brad — Class Pres. 2; Jr Play 3; FFA 1; Stuco 2; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; G 1; Livestock Judging 1. Kirby, Melinda — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2. Leopold, Brett — Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; FB 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 3, 4; Stuco 1, 2, 3,4; BB 1,2; Jr Play 3; NHS 3, 4. Moore, Phillip — Speech 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 4; FCA 1, 2; BB 1, 2; FB 1; BCE 4. Ochs, Jeanette — Debate 1; Speech 2; Jr Play 3; FCA 1; K 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco 3; T 1; VB 1, 2. Popp, Laura — Class Secretary 3; Debate 1; Speech 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; K 2,3,4; BB 1,2, 3; VB 1,2, 3,4. Reitcheck, Kelli — B 1, 2, 3; Class Sec. Treas. 1; Class VP 2; Speech 1; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 4; K 1, 2, 3 K Treas. 4; Yrbk Bus. Manager 4; VB 1; BCE 4. Riemer, Aaron — Choir 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 3, 4; BB 3, 4; FB3,4;T3, 4. Sample, Darrel — Speech 3; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 1, 2; W 1,2, 3, 4. Sample, Dianne — B 1, 2, 3; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; K 2, 3, 4; BCE 4. Schlageck, LeeAnn — Speech 2; Jr Play 3; K 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4. Schwarz, Stacey — B 1; Class VP 1; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 1, 2, 3; Jr Play 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco Selbe, Susan — Choir 1, 2, 3; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; K 1, 2,4. Stillwell, Charles — Speech 2; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2; FCA 1, 2; BB 1; FB 1, 2; T 2; W 1, 2. Taylor, Cyndie — Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; K 1,2, 3,4. Taylor, Kyle — B 1; Class VP 4; Class Stuco — Rep. 3; Debate 1; Speech 1, 2, 3; Jr Play 3; Musical 4; FCA 1; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; FB 1, 2, 3, 4; G 1,2. Van Pelt, Leah — B 1, 2; Cheerleader 4; Speech 2; Jrnlsm 3; Yrbk 3; Jr Play 3; FHA 1, 3, 4; K 1. Waggener, Mike — Jr Play 3; FFA 1; FB 1, 2, 3; W 1, 2, 3. Winter, Vic — Jr Play 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FB 1. 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2, 3, 4; Land Judging 1, 2; Livestock Judging 1, 2. Wright, Jamie — B 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 4; Jrnlsm 4; Yrbk 4; Jr Play 3; FCA 1, 2; FB 1, 2, 3; T 1, 2,3,4. Zerr, Ralph — B 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr Play 3; FB 1, 2; W 1,2, 3,4. Seniors 129 0 0 0 dloo fo day, Pox yeitcxday ci MARCI BAINTER: Distinguished Freshman Scholar — WSU. Presidential Academic Fitness Award, I Dare You” Leadership Award. JAN FRAZEY: Radio-TV Communications Scholarship — Dodge City Community College. RHONDA GEERDES: Pepsi New Generation Scholarship. MARY GILBERT: Resident Hall Scholarship — FHSU, Academic Scholarship — FHSU. SHEILA HEDGE: Resident Hall Scholarship — FHSU, First National Bank Scholarship. NATHAN HEMMAN: Putnam Scholarship — KSU. Presidential Academic Fitness Award, State of Kansas Scholar. James L. Davis Memorial Scholarship. American Legion Award. TONI JUENEMANN: Resident Hall Scholarship — FHSU. MELINDA KIRBY: General Academic Scholarship — CCC. BRETT LEOPOLD: Valedictorian. Top 10% of Class. I Dare You” Leadership Award. National Honor Society Scholarship, Leader of Tomorrow — Dane G. Hansen Foundation. Summerfield Scholarship — KU. Presidential Academic Fitness Award. State of Kansas Scholar. JEANETTE OCHS: Robert Campbell Scholarship. LAURA POPP: Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Top 10% of Class. KELLI REITCHECK: John Mosier Memorial Scholarship. Top 10% of Class, Resident Hall Scholarship — FHSU. Academic Achievement Scholarship — FHSU. AARON RIEMER: Salutatorian. Top 10% of Class. KSSAA Citizenship Award. Hanson Student Award — Dane G. Hanson Foundation. Sum- merfield Scholarship — KU. State of Kansas Scholar. Anschutz Scholarship. DIANNE SAMPLE. Resident Hall Scholarship — FHSU. LEEANN SCHLAGECK: KSHSAA Citizenship Award, Track Scholarship — Dodge City Community College. STACEY SCHWARZ: Presidential Academic Fitness Award. CYNDIE TAYLOR: J. Willett and Ellyn Taylor Scholarship — KSU. Presidential Academic Fitness Award. State of Kansas Scholar. Hoxie State Bank Scholarship, American Legion Award. LEAH VANPELT: General Activity Scholarship — CCC JAMIE WRIGHT: Track General Activity Scholarship — CCC 130 Graduation Kyle Taylor V-President Brett Leopold — Valedictorian Aaron Riemer — Salutatonan Cyndie Taylor and Mary Beth Hinger played Exodus. Four old grads forever!! We made it!! We’ll miss you!! . . . c( ie VK totPUWUMil Graduation 131 FRVOTTE5 Fill In Your Own SINGLE GROUP RLBUfTl CDNCERT vinEn HFHRTTHRnB Rl IG5 r.l RRR TERCHER FXPRFRRinN HRNG-GUT FVFMT 13 2 Favorites Uianne Jan jCoretta 2) oren uAan amie arre Doday we '((start a new (ife and we It Say our fast goodbyes Do ((the friends we ue grown to toue Witt wbom we ue tauybed and cried. Remembering tbe fun an d taugbl er, e problems and tbe fears, and watching att our memories grow Dbrougbout our bigb sc boot years. Ohe memories of tbe dances Jlnd tbe new friends that we ue met, uacations, teachers, tatbing dnd exams we d rather forget. IJeS, high scboot days are precious but brief, lAJhere att your dreams come true; J)t S not tbe end, but tbe beginning of a (ife we '((start anew Jls the finatpages are drawn to a ctoSe a speciat tbanbs goes out to tlxe fourna Ln Stall lor alt tkeir tarJ a,ort, WrA. Clani for putting up with a sometimes “9 4 itaff an d to tbe Dlduertisers who, without their Support, this boob wou (d not ht heen possihfe. WL taue possii ten you toob through this boob and see us bids as we are in our day to day tife remember euerytbing we do, Say, and tbe music we (isten to is us, our (ife and it s fust . . . t A Sign of the Times 133 134 Student Life Student Life 135 i R A OMLy r J f I « s «“ HOXIE RED-E-MIX 675-3121 HOXIE, KS 2 WE WERE HERE AND THESE WERE R 5IGN OF THE TimEEB... U 6xto 136 Closing -v' ■ v .