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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

62 26 ?0X ?f6 ??9 Title Page 1 yoizsvsiz mz Winter Count 1988 Hoxie High School 1625 Queen Box 989 Hoxie, KS 67740 Student dti e F? Sflente tetivitie rfcadentice tfceutuutteu udex 3 33 62 26 ?OX tt6 t?9 Title Page 1 The Class of 1988 Graduation Date May 15, 1988 Motto: There is a past which is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own. Colors: Peach and Silver Flower: Peach Rose Leaders Bryan Bruggeman Alice Meier Shane Ochs D'Ann Otter Jennifer Marie Ackerman Pamela Sue Allen Danny Joe Appelhans Bryant Collings Baecht Cory Trent Barnett Michael Scott Barnett Michael Edward Becker Michele Leah Bielser Shanla Deann Brookshire f 4 Seniors Lesly Shane Brown Nathan Andrew Coffman Daryl Greggory Cooper Melissa Jo Cooper Karen Sue Dechant David Lance Denio Denise Ann Haffner Jason Dean Honnek Daylene Sue Hueftle Rodney Troy Johnson Daryl Renee Juenemann Steven Frederick Kaba Seniors 5 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 Stuco — Student Council T — Track V —Volleyball VM — Vocal Music W — Wrestling YRBK —Yearbook SP — Speech Ackerman, Jennifer — SP 2; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; K 1, 2, 3,4. Allen, Pam — SP 2; YRBK 3, 4; Editor 4; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 1, 2, 3,4; W Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Appelhans, Dan — Class Stuco Rep. 1, 2; SP 4; F 2, 3, 4; W 2, 3. Ba'echt, Bryant — B 1; Jr. Play 3; BB 3; F 2, 3, 4; G 3,4. Barnett, Cory — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 3; SP 2; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1,2,3; F 4. Barnett, Scott — F 1, 2, 3, 4; G 2. Bielser, Michele — B 1, 2; Twirler 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Debate 4; SP 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 3, 4; FFA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; V 1; Land Judging 2; Livestock Judging 2. Brookshire, Shanla — B 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FHA 3; K 3, 4. Brown, Les — YRBK 3; F 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2, 3, 4. Coffman Andy — SP 2, 3,4; Jr. Play 3. Cooper, Daryl — SP 2; Jr. Play 3; BB 3, 4; F 3, 4; G 1, 2, 3, 4. Cooper, Missy — B 1; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2, 3,4. Dechant, Karen - SP 2; Jr. Play 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; K 2, 3, 4; K Stuco Rep. 4. Denio, David — Jr. Play 3. Haffner, Denise — Class Sec. Treas. 1; Class Stuco Rep. 3; SP 2; YRBK 4; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Relaxer Chairman 3; FHA V. Pres. 4; K 2, 3, 4; K V. Pres. 3; K Pres. 4; BB 1, 2, 3,4; V 1, 2, 3,4. Horinek, Jason — F 1, 2, 3; W 1, 2, 3, 4. Hueftle, Daylene — Choir 3; Pops Choir 4; Debate 2; YRBK 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA Sec. Treas. 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Tres. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Fresh. Rep. 1; FHA Program Chairman 2; FHA Historian 3; FHA Power of One 4; K 2, 3, 4; K Chairman 4; BB 1, 2; V 1, 2. Johnson, Rodney — FFA 1. Juenemann, Daryl — FHA 2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; BB 2, 3, 4; V 2. Kaba, Steve — Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; SP 1, 2, 3 . Koerperich, Cris — Class V. Pres. 2; Jr. Play 3; BB 4. Krannawitter, Brian — Class V. Pres. 2; Class Pres. 3; Jr. Play 3; NHS 3, 4; Stuco V. Pres. 3; Stuco Pres. 4; BB 2, 3, 4; FI, 2. Leopold, Brian — Class Sec. Treas. 3; Class Pres. 4; YRBK 4; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2; Stuco 4; F 1, 2; G 1; W 1, 2, 3, 4. Murphy, Chris — BB 2, 3, 4; F 2; T 1. Niblock, Michaela — Class V. Pres. 1; SP 2; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2, 3, 4; V 1,2, 3,4. Ostmeyer, Lisa — Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; SP 2; YRBK 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Program Director 3; FHA Pres. 4; K 3, 4; K Sec. 3, 4; Stuco 4. Popp, Kevin — SP 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; Livestock Judging 1. Porsch, Mike — Class Pres. 1; Stuco 1; F 3,4; W 1, 2, 3,4. 6 Senior Achievements Pratt, Angie — SP 2; YRBK 4; Jr. Play 3; FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Reporter 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA School Service 2, 4; FHA Community Service 3; BB 2, 3; V 1, 2, 3,4. Sloan, Lance — B 1; SP 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; W 1. Reitcheck, LeAnn — Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Class v d� - 3; Class Stuco Rep. 4; SP 2; YRBK 3, 4; YRBK PhoiU editor 4; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 2, 3,4; K Treas. 3; K V. Pres. 4; V 1. Rowlison, Larry — Jr. Play 3; Video Camera for F BB 3, 4. Sealock, Tiffni — Cheerleader 4; SP 2; Jr. Play 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; BB 3. Shepard Lance — Class Sec. Treas. 2; Jr. Play 3; F 1, 2, 3; W 1,2, 3,4. Stark, Dean — SP 4; FCA 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; T 4. Stillman, Ruth Ann — B 1, 3,4; B V. Pres. 4; Choir 1, 4; SP 2; Jr. Play 3; Musical 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Sec. 4; Drum Majorette 3, 4. Tatman, Stephanie — B 1; SP 2; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1; K 3,4. Tauber, Mindy — B 1; SP 2; Choir 1; Jr. Play 3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; K 1. Waggener, David — B 1, 2; SP 2; FCA 1; F 1, 2, 3, 4; G 1, 2; W 1,2, 3,4. Wente, Rudy — F 2, 3,4. Wessel, Thresia — B 1, 2, 3, 4; B Stuco Rep. 3; Class Pres. 2; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; SP 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 2, 3; Senior Class Officers are LeAnn Reitcheck — Stuco Rep.; Bill Wright — Sec. Treas.; Cris Koerperich — V. Pres.; and Brian Leopold — Pres. FHA 1,2, 3; Stuco 2, 3. Wright, Bill — Class Sec. Treas. 4; SP 2, 3, 4; YRBK 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FCA 2; NHS 3, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; G 3, 4. Ziegler, Patti — Choir 1, 2, 4; Pops Choir 2, 4; YRBK 2, 3, 4; Editor 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 2, 4; FCA 1, 4; FHA 1, 2, 4; T 1,2, 3, 4. Thresia Wessel and Brian Leopold won the Masonic Lodge Essay Contest. Jennifer Ackerman was one of the seniors who ordered caps, gowns and announcements from Balfour. Senior Achievements 7 Michaela Rochelle Niblock Lisa Ann Ostmeyer Kevin Scott Popp Michael Anthony Porsch Angeline Kay Pratt LeAnn Michele Reitcheck Paul Francis Ritter Larry Dee Rowlison Jr. Christopher Lynn Koerperich Brian Patrick Krannawitter Brian Harris Leopold Christopher Harold Murphy 8 Seniors Tiffni Lea Sealock Lance Edward Shepard Lance Russell (Bainter) Sloan Ronald Dean Stark II Ruth Ann Stillman Stephanie Ann Tatman Melinda Sue Tauber David Scott Waggener Rudy Charles Wente II Thresia Ann Wessel William Wesley Wright Patti Sue Ziegler 'i Seniors 9 CLASS OF 7 Class officers: Todd Tonkin — Pres.; Bob Schaffer, — Vice Pres.; Jackie Mullins — Sec. Treas.;. Brad Kruse — Stuco Rep. JUNIORS Valarie Ashbaugh Andy Baalman Greg Babcock 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 Alice Meier Malia Mense 12 Juniors CLIMBING TO THE TOP Jackie Mullins Christy Ochs Shane Ochs Jessica Ostmeyer Rex Ostmeyer D'Ann Otter Steve Reitcheck Jennifer Rietcheck Bob Schaffer Bernie Schieferecke Colette Schlick Ronda Stark JodiThummel MicheilleTice Bonnie Timmons Todd Tonkin Landee Wade NickZerr SOPHOMORES SOAR Ryan Andregg John Ashbaugh Amy Babcock Missy Bainter David Becker Scott Brown Sarah Caldwell Jodee Carman Steve Carter Scott Cooper Jarrod Deines Wayne Eberle Dusty Ebert Gerry Ebert Vic Geerdes Billy Gourley Jonathan Hale Doug Heim Darcee Hemman Steve Heskett Cory Horinek Brad Irwin Eric Johnson Darren Juenemann 14 Sophomores TO GREATER HEIGHTS Nikki Koerperich Nikki Lambert Christy Lovin Scotty Martin Peggy Mendenhall Kristine Morris Dustin Munk Kari Murphy Debbie Peters Andrea Reedy Debra Richards Andy Riemer Rex Storer Norma Tauber Kory Taylor Ben Wessel Donna Wessel Sophomores 15 Donna Wessel and Kari Murphy are the Zoo Crew at HHS. Sophomores Enjoy School Andy Rietcheck is amazed at the wonder of sports. Class officers: Scott Brown — Stuco; Nikki Koerperich — Sec. Treas.; Vic Geerdes — VP; Denise Spillman — Pres. 16 Sophomore Life Amy Pratt is goofing off from her work again!! Folding our athletic towels is Mark Richardson. Now which one is Jennifer Meitl and which one is Shelley Haas?? Donnie Gilbert singing, Just sitting in the morning sun . .. Michelle Getz asks Lesley Moss, Are we playing peak a boo again?” Class officers, I to r: Jamie Krannawitter — Stuco Rep.; ReChelle Horinek — V Pres.; Angelina Hale — Pres.; and Tami Cass — Sec. Treas. Just a typical freshman hall. Lance Shipley, Jamie Krannawitter, and Travis Beckman look like they’re studying hard. Freshman Life 17 FRESHMAN ADJUST Ellen Baker Travis Beckman James Bieker Tami Cass Nathan Cressler Rick Ebert Michelle Getz Donnie Gilbert Debra Goddard Jessica Goetz Shelley Haas Angelina Hale ReChelle Horinek Curtis Johnson Scott Karnes Nick Kaus Jamie Krannawitter Brandy McDowell 18 Freshmen Jennifer Meitl Lesley Moss Jon Oelke TO H.H.S. Debra Pickering Amy Pratt Stacie Randolph Tammy Rarick Kim Reitcheck Mark Richardson Christy Rietcheck Michael Schaffer Billi Shipley Lance Shipley Kyle Spresser Kurt Sulzman Derrick Tice Connie Wente Paula Wildeman Chad Zimmerman Freshmen 19 Administration Plans for Future School Board: Archie Vernon, Vic Bielser, Keith Caldwell, Shirley Kahle, Marilyn Kaus, Joan Taylor, George Lambert, Debbie Rookstool, and Mark Schippers. Roy Ingram, principal, enjoys a cup of coffee. 20 Administration Janet Kaba, secretary, enjoys working with money. EMPLOYEES WORK HARD AT H.H.S. Jim Wright, custodian, cleans up the janitor’s Cleaning the blackboards is Art Karnes, custodian. Custodian Zane Frazey vacuums the library, room. The school radio is run by Oscar Borger. Bill Farber is a custodian at H.H.S. Mrs. Eland and Norma Ackerman, food super- Angie Newman helps with the school lunches. visor, discuss cinnamon rolls for Parents night. Staff 21 Special Services Forever Helping Students Helen Lambert, reading aide, adjusts the copier machine to run off some more tests. Cindy Schnelle, librarian, poses for a picture. Jodee Carman, Ann Martin, Bob Schaffer, and Dawn Rodriguez discuss their gifted abilities. 22 Special Services CONGRATULATIONS LANCE Love and Best Wishes Dad, Carolyn Koren, Steve and Russ Patti, Your future depends upon yourself, upon the realization of your potential, upon the development of your skills and talents, upon your dreams and your attitude toward life. Stand tall in the glory of your unique selfhood. Unknown Brian GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES B. K. Love, Mom, Dad Lance and Kevin Senior Ad 23 We’re proud of you Love ya! Mom Dad Congratulations Dan Good luck in the future We are proud of you Mom, Bev, Chris Lori, Allan Penny Congratulations Congratulations BRYANT Good Luck! Love, Mom Dad SHANLA With Much Love Mom, Dad and Nathan We Love You Mom, Dad Travis Whitney Congratulations and much love, ANDY Dad, Nannette, Aunt Arlene, Aunt Shirley Uncle Ken CRIS Wishing for You a Wonderful Future Filled With Success and Contentment. Love, Dad, Mom Nikki and Jaci STEVE We are very proud of you and hope you have a happy and successful future! Love always, Dad, Mom, Doug Sidne JASON Best Wishes Always Love, Dad, Mom, Cory, Rechelle, and Nathan Congratulations BRIAN We're very proud of you and love you very much. Dad, Mom, Brett Chris Patrick Congratulations RODNEY We’re very proud of you. Our love and best wishes. Mom, Cherie, and Aunt Francis Congratulations DAYLENE Good Luck in the Future. We Love you. Dad, Mom, and Erin Congratulations CHRIS We’re very proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, and Kari Congratulations DARYL We’re very Proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, Dawn, Darren, Dana Dustin Senior Ads 25 Kevin Congratulations Love, Your Family The MEMORIES are Beautiful, LISA, Best of Luck with your Future DREAMS. Mom, Dad, Brothers Congratulations LeAnn! Always remember nothing is beyond the reach of determination! Love, Mom, Dad Troy Congratulations Paul Best of Luck in whatever you may want in the Future to hold for you. Lot’s of Love, from, Mom, Dad, brothers and sisters Mike, Congratulations and Good Luck in Your Future Love Your Family Congratulations Tiffni Our Love and Best Wishes Always Love Mom Dad Lance Best of Luck in What You Choose to Do in Life Love Mom Congratulations Lance We’re proud of you! Good Luck Love, Dad Mom and Raquelle David Congratulations and Best Wishes Love, Mom and Dad V- ’ Congratulations Rudy We are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad Connie Grandma Thresia Congratulations and Best Wishes Love, Dad, Mom Bobby Donna Mark Bill You’ve Come a long way since Kindergarten. We’re proud of you. Love Dad Mom Jamie Grain — Feed Fertilizer Custom Application Petroleum Fuels Oil Seed Farm Supplies Animal Health Durango Boot: Coop Union Mercantile Seguin, KS 675-3516 David Lance Denio Congratulations We Love You and Are Very Proud of You Dad and Mom RED’S Ruth, Red, Randy Russ ANNETTE’S HAIR FASHION ANNETTE FOLLIS 675-3186 BAINTER OIL SERVICE INC. BULK FUEL AND TOYO TIRES” ALLEN FEEDLOT, INC. Hoxie, KS Phone: 675-3690 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Front row, I to r: Dan William, Lucille Hesterberg, Jeanne Stratton, Darlene Gassman, Gerry Schaffer. Second row: Janice Haffner, Joyce Tice, Glenda Schaffer, Paulette Krannawitter, Sally Cameron, Gwynne Tice. Third row: Deb Wade, Joe Corder, George Lambert, Keith Caldwell, Janelle Cooper, Lloyd Morgan, Myron Dietz. 30 Advertisements LG Balfour Taylor Publishing Company Box 112 913-628-2197 Hays, KS 67601 Class Rings, Yearbooks, Trophies Graduation Annpuncements, Caps and Gowns BEN FRANKLIN BETTER QUALITY FOR LESS MAX CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION Commercial Residence Construction Remodeling and Concrete Work Phone 913-675-3853 Hoxie, Kansas 67740 Advertisement COOPER DRY GOODS COME IN AND SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF CLOTHING, SHOES, AND PIECE GOODS 825 MAIN HOXIE, KANSAS 675-3311 Barbara, Dale, and Their Staff Will Be Glad to Serve You! 32 Advertisements INDIANS HAVE DISAPPOINTING SEASON The Hoxie Indians suffered through a disappointing 4-5 season in 1987. The Indians had high expectations as they only lost four starters from last year’s 5-4 team and were returning eleven experienced seniors. The Indians were expecting a winning record and a district championship — neither of which was achieved. The team award winners are as follows: Captain — Dan Appelhans, Bryant Baecht, and Rudy Wente; Best Lineman — Bryant Baecht; Best Offensive Player — Paul Ritter; Best Defensive Player — Dan Appelhans; Most Inspirational Player — Bryant Baecht; Best JV Players — James Bieker and Nick Kaus; Rookies of the Year — James Bieker and Kurt Sulzman. Receiving All-League Honors were: Les Brown, Second Team Center; Bryant Baecht, Second Team Defensive Lineman; David Waggener, Second Team Defensive Outside Linebacker; Rudy Wente, Honorable Mention Safety; Bill Wright, Honorable Mention Offensive Tackle. Front row, I to r: Brice Feldt, trainer, Travis Beckman, Jamie Krannawitter, James Bieker, Kurt Sulzman, Scott Karnes, Derrick Tice, Jon Oelke, Donnie Gilbert, Kyle Spresser, Nick Kaus, Nathan Cressler, manager. Second row: Coach Warren Sager, Billy Gourley, Scott Brown, Andy Baalman, Marvin Kaus, Kory Taylor, Steve Heskett, Greg Babcock, Nathan Brookshire, Steve Carter, Glenn Mader, Coach Bob Reed Third row: Coach Tim Voigt, Vic Geerdes, Dean Stark, Scott Barnett, Rudy Wente, 8ryant Baecht, Les Brown, David Waggener, Daryl Cooper, Paul Ritter. Mike Porsch, Dan Appelhans, Bill Wright, Coach Jim Erwin. Not pictured: Cory Barnett. The seniors on the 1987 football team were Dan Appelhans, Mike Porsch, Rudy Wente, Paul Ritter, Daryl Cooper, Dean Stark, Bryant Baecht, David Waggener, Scott Barnett, Les Brown, and Bill Wright. The Hogs” consisted of Head Hog Jim Erwin, Scott Barnett, Andy Baalman, Bryant Baecht, Les Brown, David Waggener, Bill Wright, Dean Stark, Steve Heskett, Derrick Tice, Nick Kaus, Kurt Sulzman, Jamie Kran- nawitter, Kyle Spresser, Travis Beckman, and Greg Babcock. Sloan and Eland Bonded Abstracters John R. Eland and Ken Eland 924 Sheridan, Hoxie, KS 34 Football Players receiving ALL-NWKL Honors were Bill Wright, Bryant Baecht, David Waggener, Les Brown, and Rudy Wente. David Waggener hurries the throw of Colby’s quarterback. Colby’s back isn’t going to get past Scott Barnett this time! Paul Ritter hands off to Dan Appelhans. The Indian offensive line begins to open a hole against Colby. Paul Ritter celebrates another touchdown against Dighton. Team Hoxie Opponent Scott City 7 6 Colby 0 15 St. Francis 6 39 Goodland 14 13 Dighton 34 7 Atwood 8 41 Oakley 12 27 Wakeeney 6 20 Oberlin 20 15 Scott Brown is brought down by a touchdown-saving tackle. Mike Porsch looks for a hole around the right end. Dan Appelhans barrels through a large hole. Football 35 Spikers Have VARSITY SCOREBOARD Oberlin 15-9,15-11 Wheatland 11-15, 13-15 St. Francis 15-2, 15-7 Golden Plains 15-6, 15-2 Quinter 9-15, 15-8, 15-4 Oakley 10-15, 15-3, 15-12 4th place Triplains tourney Cheylin 15-12, 15-13 Weskan 17-15, 1614 Triplains 15-10, 16-14 Ransom 15-12,3-15,9-15 Cheylin 9-15.3-15 Goodland 5-15,15-6,3-15 Scott City 8-15, 8-15 Goodland 15-5.2-15. 11-15 McCook 15-9,15-17, 15-11 Oberlin 3-15, 16-14, 17-15 Grinnell 16-14,2-15, 3-15 Golden Plains 15-4.15-12 1st place Oberlin tourney Atwood 15-12, 15-8 Northern Valley 15-3,15-11 Golden Plains 15-3, 15-7 Oberlin 18-16, 15-9 Brewster 15-5,15-2 Atwood 15-7, 15-7 2nd place Sub-state tourney Oakley 15-6, 15-10 Smith Center 15-8, 15-2 Oberlin 15-6, 6-15, 14-16 1987 Volleyball team, front: Donna Wessel, Kari Murphy, Michaela Niblock, Angie Pratt, Denise Haffner. Second: Darcee Hemman, Jennifer Cressler, Colette Schlick, Michelle Tice, Bonnie Tim- mons, Alice Meier. Third: Andrea Reedy, Denise Spillman, Sarah Caldwell, Missy Bainter, Nikki Koerperich, Angela Shipley. Fourth: Amy Babcock, Nikki Lambert, Kim Reitcheck, Angelina Hale, Amy Pratt. Back: Coaches Kathy Bergin and Sueanne Hill. Darcee Hemman serves the ball to the opponent. Colette Schlick bumps the ball to the setter. Setting the ball for the Indians is Denise Haffner. Michaela Niblock spikes the ball over the net. 36 Volleyball Successful Year JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Oberlin Wheatland St. Francis Quinter Oakley Goodland Scott City Goodland McCook Oberlin Grinnell Oberlin tournament Oberlin Scott City Atwood Brewster Atwood 7- 15,15-11,11-15 14-16, 6-15 13- 15, 15-12, 15-2 14- 16, 7-15 16-18, 15-5, 13-15 15- 12, 14-16, 7-15 12-15, 15-11, 15-9 9- 15,15-11, 17-15 10- 15,3-15 8- 15,11-15 9- 15,14-16 1st place 6-15,15-13, 15-3 15-2,15-5 15-9, 14-16, 15-12 15-10, 15-1 15-5,15-10 Miss Bergin tries to get the girls fired up while Denise Haffner gets a drink and Jennifer Cressler, Michelle Tice and Michaela Niblock calmly listen. Kim Reitcheck bumps the ball to Mrs. Hill gives the girls advice and Angela Shipley listens Angela Shipley while Missy Bainter closely. covers. 1987 Volleyball award winners: Michaela Niblock, most valuable player and best offen- sive player, Denise Haffner, most valuable player and best server, Darcee Hemman, most inspirational and best J.V. player, Colette Schlick, best defensive player. We had a great year, but it ended with a let down, said head volleyball coach, Kathy Bergin. The spikers won 20 matches, which has never been done before at Hoxie High. When coach Bergin came, they won 5 matches and everyone thought that was super. Although the team won 20 mat- ches this year, they lost a close match with Oberlin at the finals at sub-state. Coach Bergin commented, We placed 2nd again and I hate it! For the past 4 years the Indian spikers have placed 2nd at sub-state. Coach Bergin is looking forward to next year and plans on having another strong team. The girls placed 2nd at sub-state after a hard fought match against Oberlin. f Volleyball 37 7vuiitut4 PCace Sec M t at Sa -State The Hoxie Indians boys’ basketball team fell short of a trip to the state tournament in Hutchinson this year but none-the-less turned in an excellent season as they ended the year with 17 wins and 6 losses of which in- cluded the championship of the Oberlin Invitational Tournament and second place at sub-state. Team awards include: Varsity MVP — Brian Krannawitter; Junior Varsity MVP — Vic Geerdes and Kory Taylor; Most Inspira- tional — Nathan Brookshire; Rebounds — Brian Krannawitter with 193 for aa average of 8.4 per game; Leading Scorer — Brian Krannawitter with 412 points for an average of 17.9 points per game; Assists — Scott Kennedy with 91; Highest Free Throw Percentage — Rex Ostmeyer, 74.3%; Rookie of the Year — Michael Schaffer. Receiving AII-NWKL honors were: First Team — Brian Krannawitter; Honorable Mention — Bryan Bruggeman. 1987-88 Varsity basketball squad, Front row: Scott Kennedy, Kory Taylor, Dusty Munk, Daryl Cooper, Rex Ostmeyer, Vic Geerdes. Back row: Head Coach Bob Reed, Steve Carter, Nathan Brookshire, Bob Schaffer, Chris Murphy, Brian Krannawitter, Bryan Bruggeman, Assis- tant Coach Tim Voigt. 1987-88 J.V. Squad, Front row: Eric Johnson, Jarrod Deines, Kory Taylor, Dusty Munk, Michael Schaffer, Jon Oelke, Bob Schaffer. Back row: Glenn Mader, Cris Koerperich, James Bieker, Ryan Andregg, Cory Horinek, Vic Geerdes, Jamie Krannawitter, Coach Tim Voigt. 1987-88 Freshman squad: Michael Schaffer, Travis Beckman, Jon Oelke, James Bieker, Jamie Krannawitter, Coach Tim Voigt. Sloan and Eland Bonded Abstractors John R. Eland and Ken Eland 924 Sheridan Hoxie, KS Grinnell Hill City Golden Plains Wheatland Northern Valley Atwood Oberlin St. Francis Colby Cheylin St. Francis Sharon Springs T WhVaSct ofi Good Dightorv Oakley Oberlin Hill City Beloit Hoxie 81 51 60 Opponent 34 44 64 78 55 49 55 87 80 ot 66 44 82 58 54 47 86 51 60 48 67 45 61 WT 53 51 53 ot 78 . so- 92 jsi 71 78 |P 72 55 72 63 44 57™ Substate 85 lri 65 73 67 55 63 38 Basketball Nathan Brookshire pushes the ball upcourt as he out maneuvers a Wheatland defender. Chris Murphy puts up a shot as Brian Krannawitter waits for the rebound. Brian Krannawitter puts up a shot over a Colby opponent. Scott Kennedy shoots a three-pointer in front of Robbie Koerperich of Golden Plains. Vic Geerdes, James Bieker, and Kory Taylor play tough defense on a J.V. opponent. Rex Ostmeyer checks the scoreboard as he holds the ball. Scott Kennedy comes to a quick stop and tries to find something to do with the ball. Rex Ostmeyer uses his excellent hands to catch a pass from Scott Kennedy. Chris Murphy and Daryl Cooper get in re- bounding position as Steve Carter scores two. Bryan Bruggeman likes to drive into the lane and score an easy two points. Basketball 39 GIRLS GIVE TOUGH SEASON A GOOD FIGHT Varsity Scoreboard Opponent Us Opp. Grinnell 42 68 Hill City 63 31 Northern Valley 58 36 Wheatland 51 69 Quinter 47 31 Atwood 31 33 Oberlin 35 52 St. Francis 46 50 Colby 48 60 Cheylin 60 56 Grinnell 42 58 Atwood 40 50 Atwood 49 48 Scott City 44 51 Wheatland 36 59 Oberlin 71 54 Quinter 52 38 Goodland 38 41 Dighton 58 54 Oakley 60 38 Beloit 44 65 A freethrow is shot by Nikki Lambert. Bonnie Timmons brings the ball down the court. Girls’ Basketball, Front row: Donna Wessel, Nikki Lambert, Denise Haffner, Colette Schlick, and Bonnie Timmons. Back row: Kari Murphy, Missy Cooper, Daryl Juenemann, Michaela Niblock, Darcee Hemman, and not pictured: Sarah Caldwell. Michaela Niblock dribbl All-Tournament Team Quinter: Michaela Niblock and Bonnie Tim- mons. A11 - Tournament Oberlin and All- League: Daryl Juenemann and Michaela Niblock. Colette Schlick steals the ball while everyone hustles back on defense. 40 Girls’ Basketball As Angela Shipley shoots the ball, Nikki Lambert and Nikki Koerperich anxiously wait for the rebound. Coaches Pontious and Beckman go over their strategy for their next play during a time out. Shelley Haas and Darcee Hemman are ready to take a time out after the Hill City JV game. JV Players, Angela Shipley 10, Kim Rietcheck 12, Nikki Koerperich 14 Donna Wessel 20, Andrea Reedy 24, Shelley Haas 30, Nikki Lambert 32, Missy Bainter 34, Kari Murphy 40, Jessica Goetz 42, and Darcee Hemman 44. JV SCOREBOARD us OPP. Grinnell 31 37 Hill City 24 15 Atwood 47 45 Oberlin 39 43 St. Francis 42 58 Colby Trego Smith Center 34 39 29 53 38 31 Atwood 41 37 Scott City 37 40 Wheatland 36 50 Oberlin 44 46 Quinter 27 40 Gbodland ■ 36 51 DigRTbn 19 20 tOakley 43 42 JV tournament WaKeeney 2nd Basketball awards went to Kim Reitcheck most improved, Donna Wessel MVP (JV), Daryl Juenemann MVP, Darcee Hemman MVP (JV) and most inspirational, and Michaela Niblock MVP. Girls'Basketball 41 Wrestlers Have Outstanding Season St. Francis Oakley Atwood Scott City Goodland Ulysses Colby Scott City Oberlin Hoxie Norton League Phillipsburg Sub-State 26-17 40-17 40- 18 41- 15 55-6 41-24 41-21 36-16 44-18 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st Rex Storer — 98 David Becker — 105 First row: Donnie Gilbert. Nick Kaus, Scott Karnes, Chad Zimmerman, Mark Schieferecke, Marvin Kaus, Kurt Sulzman. Second row: Lance Shipley — Mgr:, Rex Storer, Jonathan Hale, David Becker, Billy Gourley, Shane Ochs, Lance Shepard. Third row: Greg Babcock, Les Brown, Scott Brown, Mike Porsch, Jason Horinek, Brian Leopold, Kirk Baker. Not pictured: Paul Babcock and Pam Allen — Mgr. Billy Gourley — 119 Kurt Sulzman — Hwt. Scott Brown — 167 Coaches Paul Babcock and Kirk Baker Congrats on a Great Year! Seniors — It’s Been Fun the Last Four We’ll Miss You Kirk, Kelly, and Boys 42 Wrestling CLOSE, BUT NO CIGAR The Hoxie High School Wrestling team made an excellent showing at the state tournament in Hays. Although they failed to reach their goal of a state championship, they did place third. The Indians were led by a state championship performance by Lance Shepard. Shane Ochs also made an excellent showing by placing second. Les Brown and Brian Leopold each took home a third place medal, and Mike Porsch placed fourth. Jason Horinek and Jonathan Hale also competed at the two day tournament, but failed to take home a medal. JASON HORINEK, 21-5-1 SHANE OCHS, 21-7-1 Wrestling 43 COOPER GRAIN INC. 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To obtain these goals an athlete must make a commit- ment to push himself (or herself) to his (or her) full potential. Practices conducted by Jim Walden, Randy Kaufman, Greg Berens, and Connie Pontious were grueling, with plyometrics, weights, throwing, and extensive running, but the will to excel brought everyone back to practice day after day. Track at HHS was not always work — fun was included every so often, such as: climbing sand hills on a windy day and then jumping off, and those “fun track meets. Through personal vigor and team effort, goals were met and a record was broken. Patti Ziegler broke her own record in shot put with a throw of 44'. (The old one was 42'7% ) Even though the team was young it was led by two seniors Michaela Niblockand Patti Ziegler. 1988 track team front row, I to r: Kristine Morris, Shelley Haas, Lesley Moss, Nikki Lambert, Missy Bainter, Amy Babcock. 2nd row, I to r: Christy Rietcheck, Angelina Hale, Bonnie Timmons, Michelle Tice, Colette Schlick, Stacie Randolph. 3rd row, I to r: Tami Cass, ReChelle Horinek, Patti Ziegler, Michaela Niblock, Kim Reitcheck. Lesley Moss practices high jump to prepare for league. Shelley Haas spends extensive time high jumping, hoping to clear 5'. Coach Walden Coach Kautman Marie’s Beauty Shop 1101 Utah Hoxie, KS 675-3861 Coach Berens Christ Rietcheck ran distances in practice. Nikki Lambert concentrates on the last hurdle. long Kim Reitcheck ran the mile and 800m. Bonnie Timmons ran a 600m in practice to get in shape. 50 Girls’Track Missy Bainter threw the javelin over 80' at the Hoxie meet. ReChelle Horinek long jumped and ran at meets. Kristine Morris threw the discus with a toss of 82' 10 . Colette Schlick ran the 100m high and 300m low hurdles. Angelina Hale ran a 2:47.04 in the 800 meter. Michelle Tice threw the javelin and shot in several meets. Stacie Randolph learned to throw the discus at the end of the year. Patti Ziegler threw the shot put 44' at the Stockton meet. I fZ QecH 48 Amy Babcock strode for the finish in the 200m. Tami Cass threw the shot put over Malia Mense is our brainy manager. 29' this season. Michaela Niblock jumped over 15 feet for a medal. Patti Ziegler placed first in two events at the State Track Meet in Wichita, May 27-28. She placed first in shot put with 42-8, which set a new record, and she placed first in discus with 129-6. Girls’Track 51 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ TRACKSTERS HAVE Scott Brown runs his leg of the relay. Jonathan Hale begins his vault. Kory Taylor kicks it in! Bryan Bruggeman begins his long jump. 52 Boys’Track Front row: Dean Stark, Nick Kaus, Bryan Bruggeman, Kory Taylor, Les Brown. Middle row: Jonathan Hale, Glenn Mader, Travis Beckman, Jarrod Deines. Back row: David Bieker, Scotty Martin, Andy Riemer, Bill Gourley, Scott Karnes, Scott Brown. David Bieker prepares to throw the shot put. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HOXIE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Les Brown launches the javelin. Les Brown placed third in the javelin with a throw of 195-1 at the State Track Meet in Wichita, May 27-28. Boys’Track 53 GOLFERS CONTINUE SUCCESS The Hoxie High school Indian golf team completed a very successful season by placing fifth at the state tourna- ment in Salina May 27. Competing in the state tournament for Hoxie were Daryl Cooper, Bob Schaffer, Rex Ostmeyer, Michael Schaffer, Bryant Baecht, and Brice Feldt. Bob Schaffer had his first in tournaments at Scott City, Hoxie, NWKL at Oakely, and at Regionals at Hill City. 1988 golf squad, front row: Cris Koerperich, Rodney Johnson, Bill Wright, Michael Schaffer, Steve Heskett, Bryant Baecht, Steve Carter. Back row: Wayne Juenemann, Nikki Heskett, Bob Schaffer, Brice Feldt, Frank Hill, Daryl Cooper, Brian Krannawitter, Rex Ostmeyer, Kyle Spresser, Coach Don Martin. Bill Wright watches his putt as it hopefully heads for the hole. 54 Golf Bob Schaffer concentrates hard on his golf swing. Michael Schaffer demonstrates how to chip onto the green. Rex Ostmeyer follows through on his swing as his ball is right on target for the hole. Bryant Baecht watches his ball sail through the air. Daryl Cooper gets set to tee off on hole number eight. Athletes of the Year Michaela Niblock, senior, was named female athlete of the year for 1988. She participated in volleyball, basketball, and track. In volleyball she was named Most Valuable Player and was elected to the All League Team. In basketball Michaela was the Most Valuable Girl and made the All League Team. Also she was elected to the Quinter All Tournament Team and the Oberlin All Tournament Team. Michaela participated in track and was nominated most inspirational by her peers. Les Brown, senior, was named male athlete of the year for 1988. He participated in football, wrestling, and track. In foot- ball he made the All League second Team at center. In wrestl- ing, Les made the Salina Journal Honorable Mention All State Team. He was chosen to wrestle in the All State Team dual and in the KWCA All Star dual. Les placed third at State at 185 pounds. In the 1988 wrestling season, Les had the most falls and the most wins. In track, Les set a new school record in the javelin and was voted Most Valuable boy trackster. Les Brown and Michaela Niblock were athletes of the year. Athletes 55 Forever Looking Back at the YEAR IN SPORTS HOXIE FEEDERS, INC. 14,000 Head Feedlot General Office: (913) 675-3379 DON STEPHENS MIKESPRESSER Home: (913) 675-3379 Home: (913) 386-4395 Joe Winter Home: (913) 675-3680 Cass Excavating Front End Loader Backhoe • Dumptruck All Types Excavating Doug Cass — Owner 675-3476 Rt. 1 Hoxie, KS Sharyl’s Shear Delite SHARYL CASS Phone: 675-3476 Harry’s Place 712 Main Hoxie, Kansas Slaughtering Process Curing GRINNELL LOCKER Grinnell, KS 824-3400 58 Advertisement Heinrich Feeds, Inc. Purina Feeds Dekalb — Pfizer Seeds Fertilizer Chemicals Grain Sales Grainfield, KS 673-4277 “We Believe in Farmers” Feed Fertilizer Chevrolet — Buick Sales and Service 675-3203 HOXIE MOTOR CO. Advertisement 59 The Hoxie Sentinel Published Every Thursday Complete Commercial Printing Service Walter and Shirley Hemman Owners — Publishers Hoxie, KS 67740 Phone: (913) 675-3321 Hoxie Flying Service, Inc. Agriculture Aviation Roger Mauck 675-3988 Hoxie Livestock Sales Fred Pratt Fred L. Pratt Wayne Garrett 60 Advertisement PRICKETT AND SONS Livestock Transportation Serving the Shipper With Modern Methods for 38 Years Hoxie, Kansas 675-3881 INC. Advertisement 61 Homecoming, an Exciting Week Angela Shipley and Nikki Koerperich dressed as twins for twin day. Angelina Hale dressed up for nerd day. Daryl Cooper and Kory Taylor show true Indian spirit on red and white day. Homecoming week began Monday, September 14. The theme was There’s No Place Like Home.” Dif- ferent activities were planned during the week: Mon- day was slob day, Tuesday was Levi day, Wednesday was twin day, Thursday was nerd day, Friday was red and white day. The week wrapped up with the football game against Colby and the crowning of King Jason Horinek and Queen Stephanie Tatman Friday night. Ending the exciting week was the parade and dance on Saturday. The Freshmen and Sophomores look too excited to be in the The Sophomores got the tomahawk at the pep assembly, parade. The Seniors in Myrtle at the parade. Cindy Neuenschwander, Shane Beckman, and Kim Kran- nawitter ride with the King and Queen. Homecoming 63 76ene Tt 'P zce UK€C X tUK r ?X7 Ud t 7lw 4c6 U «d SUhC “get HAH Kim 'K’umkuvMc’i (Zion . ‘SM'ttnA- 64 Homecoming 'SaecAt flu U vi 1 ■ ■ Oe£6e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 7ti44i €utUl tt —jr ii Homecoming 65 'De Uete The Hoxie debate squad First row: Mark Shieferecke, Kari Murphy, Darcee Hemman, Jodee Carman, Darrei Juenemann, Jonathan Hale. Second row: Lesley Moss, Michele Bielser, Paula Wildeman, Nathan Cressler. Thin row: Michelle Getz, Shelley Haas, Sam Hale, Brad Kruse, Sarah Caldwell, Steve Kaba, Robert Schaffer, Niki Heskett, Thresia Wessel, Dawn Rodriguez, Mr. Benny Rosell. Jonathan really loves being in debate. The team’s fearless leader rests while the debaters compete. Mitzy, the honorary unofficial debate mascot. Shelley practices her debate form. 66 Debate rfaotA i Sacce ctCSeason The regional team Front row: Nikki Heskett, Robert Schaffer, Steve Kaba, Sarah Steve knows this is what you get when you are a master Caldwell. Back row: Mr. Benny Rosell, Brad Kruse, Sam Hale, and Thresia Wessel. debater. Brad doesn't agree with Bob's cross-examination. After winning the Regional championship at Cimarron, the Hoxie debaters competed at Kansas State University for the State Tournament in the 3-2-1A division. At the end of seven rounds of debating, Hoxie held a record of 11-3, giving the team second place. Hoxie competed against teams from Leon-Bluestem, Osage City, Hoisington, Hutch-Trinity, laCrosse, Minneapolis, and Moundridge. Serving on the affirmative team were Sarah Caldwell and Steve Kaba, who completed the tournament with a 4-3 win-loss record. Debating on the nagative side were Nikki Heskett and Robert Schaffer, who compiled a 7-0 record. Alternates were Brad Kruse, Sam Hale, and Thresia Wessel. Arnold Auto Electric Dave’s Engine Service Lester’s Welding Machine Service 924 Main, Hoxie 675-3871 Debate 67 Amahl and the Night Visitors’ Presented by HHS Music Students Amahl, a young crippled boy, and his mother; allow the royal kings (in search of the baby Jesus) to spend a night in their run-down home When Amahl’s mother tries to steal the kings’I riches so she and her child can live happily, the kings give them a gift better than all the riche; in the world; they give Amahl the gift of walking; again. Mr. Flickinger, the new music instructor, directed the musical. Community men and women help out in the opera by being the shepherds. 68 Musical Other high school students who par- ticipated in the musical are. Sarah Caldwell, Daylene Hueftle, Dawn Rodriguez, Jonathan Hale, Missy McMillan, Sandra Stillman, Debbie Peters Amy Carder and Jackie Mullins ran the lights. Accompanying on piano is the very talented Shelley Nondorf A dance, choreographed by Mr. Flickinger, was done by the shepherds to entertain the kings and praise their gifts to the newborn Jesus mmm Billy pictu SturffaM a Sccccew Pam Allen and Lance Shepard were crowned Queen and King at Snoball. SPEECH TEAM TAKES FIRST The Speech Team took first in the 3-2-1A State Speech Tournament at Wichita State University. Robert Schaffer took se- Steve knows who took cond in extemporaneous speaking and in oration. Nikki Heskett took third in informative; Sarah Caldwell received fourth in first this year, prose interpretation. The state speech team, front row: Andy Coffman, Sarah Caldwell, Robert Schaffer, Nikki Heskett, Steve Kaba, Michele Bielser. Back row: Mr. Benny Rosell, Jodee Carman, Lesley Moss, Lance Sloan, Brad Kruse, Sam Hale, Thresia Wessel. Other members of the speech team: Amy Babcock, Shelley Haas, Jonathan Hale, Darcee Hemman, Darren Juenemann, Nikki Lambert. 70 Speech 1987-88 journalism class: Jackie Mullins, Lisa Ostmeyer, LeAnn Reitcheck, Denise Haffner, Pam Allen, Brian Leopold, Sam Hale, Angie Pratt, Jenny Rietcheck, Bill Wright, Daylene Hueftle, Patti Ziegler, Mrs. Peggy Eland. Forever Red Jenny works in the darkroom. Journalism Daylene examines newly developed film. ____ Mrs. Eland was always ready to help. Jackie Mullins dreams of the day she actually Andy Coffman is thrilled to death! gets to touch the video equipment. Communications Mr. Barnes instructs his class about the camera. Communications 71 It Was Just You and I 72 Prom Brice Feldt and J. J. Ostmeyer are try- ing to be like Tarzan and Jane. j 1988 Prom King and Queen are Jason Horinek and LeAnn Reitcheck. Servers. Front: Kari Murphy, Nikki Koerperich, Andrea Reedy, and Nikki Lambert. Back: Scott Brown, Vic Geerdes, Cory Horinek, and Korey Taylor. at Jr.-Sr. Prom '88 Students enjoy visiting while the band rests. Gee, what is everyone thinking so seriously about? The decorating committee put their sponsors to work. These seniors found their surroun- dings quite amusing. You're not serious about changing this, are you?! Cheers! (With a spoon?!) Prom 73 Junior Class Presents . . . The 1988 Junior Class presents West of Pecos by Tim Kelly to help with Prom expenses. Brad Kruse plays Orin, a young cowboy from Langtry, Texas who shoots at a picture of Lily Langtry, a famous English actress portrayed by Nikki Heskett, on Lily Langtry Day and now he faces the'trial for his hanging. Judge Roy Bean, played by Todd Tonkin, officiates the trial and is constantly reminded of his love for Miss Lily. Lily faces a choice of either marry- ing the judge, or allowing an inno- cent young man to die. There IS a wedding, but it’s Zerelda (J. J. Ostmeyer) and Orin in- stead of Lily and the judge . . . and they live happily ever after!! Zerelda (J. J. Ostmeyer) begs Lily Langtry (Nikki Heskett) to marry the judge in order to free her love from his hanging as Mrs. Powers (Karen McCormick) and Cayo (Bob Schaffer) look on. Johnny-Behind-the-Ace Zerelda............... Lily.................. Mrs. Powers........... Cayo................. Snow Feather.......... Ranger................ Mrs. Oates............ Montana.............. Mrs. Hayes............ Spurs................. Women Passengers . . . Socrates Fogg......... Mrs. Fogg............. Actress............... Pewtree.............. Lights............... Sound Effects......... Wayne Juenemann . . Jessica Ostmeyer .....Nikki Heskett . Karen McCormick ......Bob Schaffer .....LandeeWade ...........Sam Hale .......Alice Meier .... Jodi Thummel .....Michelle Tice . Bryan Bruggeman . . . . Colette Schlick Malia Mense ........Brice Feldt .......D’Ann Otter . . . Jenny Rietcheck BernieSchieferecke .......Amy Carder Jackie Mullins .....Tanya Brown Christy Ochs These people are patiently waiting for the train to arrive. 74 Jr. Class Play “West of Pecos” The townspeople listen intently to the trial. Yes D'Ann, you! Zerelda (J. J. Ostmeyer) sneaks in on Lily (Nikki Heskett) and the judge's (Todd Tonkin) conversation. Jr. Class Play 75 OLD TIME ROCK-N-ROLL Alice Meier, incoming Kayette president; Denise Haffner, outgoing Kayette president; Lisa Ostmeyer, outgoing F.H.A. president; D’Ann Otter, incoming F.H.A. president. Lance Shepard and Missy Bainter are an “old time bride and groom. Malia Mense and Rex Ostmeyer fit in with the decorations. Alice Meier and D'Ann Otter introduce the seniors. The senior girls are, back row: Melaney Wade, LeAnn Reitcheck, Denise Haffner, Lisa Ostmeyer, Pam Allen, Tiffni Sealock, Mindy Tauber, RuthAnn Stillman. Front row: Thresia Wessel, Missy Cooper, Michele Bielser, Daylene Hueftle, Angie Pratt, Daryl Juenemann, Michaela Niblock. Spring Tea 1988 Presidents Lisa Ostmeyer and Denise Haffner introduce the eighth graders. Jason Horinek modeled a classy ’50’s suit. Brian Leopold portrayed a typical '50’s rebel. The FHA Kayette annual Spr- ing Tea was held on Monday, April 26, 1988. The theme for 1988 was Old Time Rock-n-Roll. Clothes from the 1950’s and 1988 were modeled, and the senior girls and the eighth grade girls were the guests. The eighth grade guests were: Lori Bieker, Jeris Collins, Andrea Conard, Dana Jueneman, Jeannie Laevenstein, Christa Meitl, Amy Ochs, Michelle Ochs, Lisa Popp, Lita Rodriquez, Ricki Rookstool, Leslea Spillman, Kami Taylor, Jamie Tice, Danielle Watkins, Chrisie Weis, Aimee Zodrow. Spring Tea 77 WINTER COUNT PATRONS Jim, Mary, and Kate Adams Linda Anderson, bus driver Mr. and Mrs. Paul Babcock Ted and Gail Barnes Kathy Bergin Charles, Karlene, Andy, and Randy Buechman Keith and Judy Caldwell, BOE Vickie Deines Joe and Laura Dorenkamp, bus drivers Peggy, Ken, and Brad Eland Bill and Verlene Feldt and family Zane and Edith Frazey Mrs. Sueanne Hill Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hart Roy, Jane, Christopher, and Karl Ingram Don and Bette James Mr. and Mrs. Kahle Marilyn Kaus Oliver and Anita Krannawitter George and Helen Lamber Alice Lewis, bus driver Robert and Louise Lovin Don and Ann Martin Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Oelke Math is fun and who can doubt it if we have no doubt about it Connie Pontious Bob, Sandy, Nathan, and Melanie Reed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reedy and family Peewee, Debbie, and Ricki Rookstool Ada Lou Rose Warren and Deloris Sager Cindy Schnelle Dale, Brenda, Jeremy, and Christopher Sekavec Mr. and Mrs. Wes Spillman Benny, Joan, Tammy, and Cyndie Taylor Bill and Beth Weeks, bus drivers Mr. Wittig, Viva La Musica Chris Wyscaver }«uUaa‘@oo4ten Biozyme Enterprises Clothes Garden Colby Photo Cozy Inn Don's Alignment Farmer’s Lumber Company Fashion Crossroads Fashionette Beauty Shop FGL Commodity Service Garvey Elevator Getz IGA Short Stop Grinnell Grain Company Hoxie Co-op Hoxie Lanes Hoxie Insurance Agency Hoxie Vet Clinic Home Oil Company Koerperich Bookbinders Money Chevrolet, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Michael Haas Mr. ,Mrs. Jack Ostmeyer Peno’s Book Store Rietcheck Custom Harvesting Sears Catalog Store Selden Concrete Company Sheridan County Amusement Sheridan County Library Six Toes Feed Spresser Oil Company Steve’s Body Shop Steve Cathcart Photography Dr. Mrs. R. H. Thorpe Watkins Reality Insurance Agency Zodrow Brothers Construction THE HUNGRY FARMER ROBERT and LEONA FELDT 675-2315 Karnes Manufacturing Wayne Roy Karnes Hoxie, KS Phone 675-3629 HOXIE STATE INSURANCE ABSTRACT AGENCY Mickey Hardware and Furniture HOXIE THEATRE 675-3923 Show Times Saturday 7 and 9 p.m. Fri. and Sun. 7:30 p.m. Mike Tice, Gwynne Tice, Stan Niermeier, Lisa Gilbert, Jamie Tice, Michelle Tice, Cyndie Munk, Brent Munk, and Brandon Tice, Not pic- tured: Patty Schaffer, Neal Plumbing Ochs Harvesting Rt. 2 673-4319 Grainfield Deal With Neal Krannawitter Inc. Manure Spreading Pen Cleaning Silage Hauling 82 Advertisement — Advertisement 83 SERVICE UNLIMITED Full Automotive Service and Welding Alvis Wade and Gregg Jones SHAW MOTOR CO. FLEX KING Sales and Service Parts CONOCO Oil Products Service Station Bulks Phone 913-673-4228 Grainfield, KS PYRAMID STUDIO 913-672-4280 Rt. 2 Box 112 Oakley, KS 67748 Stan Clark, Photographer SHERIDAN COUNTY OFFICERS Tom Jamison, Commissioner, District 1 Fred Bixenman, Commissioner, District 2 Eugene Schwarz, Commissioner, District 3 Doreen Kennedy, County Clerk Esther Bainter, County Treasurer Lillian Frazey, Register of Deeds Michael H. Haas, County Attorney Roger D. Johnson, Sheriff Barbara Sample, Appraiser Anthony J. (Tony) Haffner, District Magistrate Judge ter LECTRIC Tony Carolyn Meyer Phone 913-675-3331 P.O. Box 518 808 Oak Hoxie, Kansas 67740 Complete Electrical Contractor Advertisement 85 Math Is Full of Surprises v 7 Mr. John Olson teaches computers, advanced algebra, trigonometry, basic math, calculus, and senior math. Miss Connie Pontious teaches algebra, geometry and business math. Garden Variety Debbie Peters, Donna Wessel, Amy Babcock, Nikki Lambert, Mindy Tauber, and Ruth Ann Stillman seem to enjoy geometry. Billi Shipley, Brandy McDowell, Todd Tonkin, Debra Pickering, and Jennifer Meitl work hard on their algebra. Brian Leopold, Scott Kennedy, and Marvin Kaus enjoy playing on the computer. Bill Wright, Cory Barnett, Mike Becker, David Bieker, Jennifer Cressler, and Les Brown like their computer class. Math 87 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES ARE A CHALLENGE Amy Carder, Tanya Brown, Christy Ochs, Denise Manner, Michelle Tice, Bonnie Timmons, and Rex Ostmeyer listen in- tently in psychology. Scott Cooper, Cory Horinek, David Becker, Missy Bainter, and An- drea Reedy work very hard in world history. 88 Social Science Oliver Krannawitter Mr. Morris teaches American History, American government, and economics. Mr. Krannawitter is lecturing to his psychology class. He also teaches world history, sociology, and helps with special ed. classes. Christy Rietcheck is taking time out from her economics class. STUDENTS LEARN SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE Lance Shipley works on his wood project, while Scott Barnett looks on. Nick Zerr works on hand and eye coordination with Mr. Krannawitter. Watch out Harlem Globetrotters! Mark Richardson helps out the athletic department by folding their towels. 89 Students Perform Risky Business Mrs. Hill assigns Accounting I students an assignment. Missy Cooper, Daryl Juenemann, Michaela Niblock and Daryl Cooper work on a problem. Sueanne Hill Bill Feldt OFFICE SUPPLY 1675 West Fourth Street. P.0 Box 726 2717 Plaza Avenue Colby. Kansas 67701 -0725 Hays, Kansas 67601 (913) 462-3923 (913) 625-0027 (800) 332-2052 (800) 432-0741 LeAnn Reitcheck and D'Ann Otter study the stock market in Business Concepts. Larry Rowlison works hard printing papers for the teachers. 90 Business Home Economics teaches students to be in action for the future. f Pam Allen and Angie Pratt work diligently on their sewing projects. Mrs. Dalene Oelke Andy Coffman gets assistance in Single Survival. Michele Bielser hopes to make a skirt. Home Economics 91 LANGUAGE ARTS: “It's Hard to Be So Smart That the Next Minute Can’t Fool You Leo Stein, Quoted in the Third Rose by John Malcolm Brinnin Mrs. Peggy Eland Mrs. Bette James Mr. Benny Rosell Mrs. Cheryl Rowh M,s. Eland gets ready to throw a camera flash at one of her students. Candy flies everywhere as Shanla Brookshire smashes a pinata dur- ing the Spanish Class’s Christmas party. Chad Zimmerman picks up his pen while Scott Karnes eats his pencil. Mrs. Rowh tells Steve Kaba where to go in Spanish I. Mrs. Rowh attempts to choke herself during Spanish I. Mrs. Mense helps the college prep class with an essay by telling them what is being done about sex education in our school district. Mike Mader and Valerie Ashbaugh show the class their sentence diagramming talents. Todd Tonkin shows off his artistic abilities. Language Arts 93 Mrs. Rowh likes to make weird expres- sions to get her point across. Mr. Rosell helps Billy Gourley with an English II Jonathan Hale tries to hide his face assignment. with a piftata. Mrs. James keeps busy by grading papers. A cameraman catches Mrs. James and Frank Hill by surprise. Jennifer Meitl and Jon Oelke look as if they are up to no good. With the exception of Alice Meier, Mrs. Eland’s English III class seems busy. Frank Hill attempts to blow a bubble in Mrs. James’ English III class. Vo-Ag Setting the Pace for the Future Greg Babcock, Marvin Kaus, Steve Reitcheck, and Steve Carter study seeds. Lance Shepard, Mike Porsch, and Daryl Cooper enjoy watching slides in Livestock production. 94 Vo-Ag P.E. and Health Vickie Deines is the girls’ P.E. Instructor. Mrs. Flo Mense helps with Health classes. Patti Ziegler watches for the birdie. James Bieker is building his legs while being spotted by Kurt Sulzman. Paula Wildeman practices CPR on Annie while ReChelle Horinek watches closely. Physical Education 95 Science Discovering the Future Miss Kathy Bergin teaches general science, biclogy, and biology II. Mr. Don Martin teaches physics, chemistry, and aerospace. The general science class is giving Miss Bergin a hard day. Brice Feldt, Alice Meier, D'Ann Otter, Landee Wade, Bryan Brug- geman, Rex Ostmeyer, Malia Mense work hard in chemistry. Mr. Martin helps Daylene Hueftle and Chris Murphy with their physics experiment. Christy Rietcheck, Tami Cass, Amy Pratt love general science. Brad Kruse, Larry Rowelison, Mike Mader, Wayne Juenneman, Glenn Mader enjoy aerospace. 96 Science Tftcc cc at axce Band plays “Hoxie Fight at a football game. Inset: Mr. Don Wittig, and Teacher. The Choir sings at the concert. Inset: Mr. Bill Flickinger, Choir Teacher. The Jr. High and Pops Choir First row: Ruth High School Band in Ann Stillman, Michele concert. Bielser, Patti Ziegler, Sarah Caldwell, Dawn Rodriguez, Daylene Hueftle, Peggy Mendenhall. Second row: Jonathan Hale, Eric Johnson, Cory Barnett. Not pictured: Jodee Carman, Andy Riemer. Concert Choir prac- tices during 6th hour. The High School and Jr. High Band Front row: April Hunziker, Kate Adams, Danielle Watkins, Lori Bieker, Mindy Baalman, Amy Ochs, Kami Taylor, Anne Weber. Second row: Eva Kran- nawitter, Stephanie Schaffer, Tasha Bretz, Amanda Meier, Yavonda Cunningham, Janine Johnson. Third row: Andrea Con- ard, Shelly Ochs, Dana Juenemann, Aimee Zodrow, Jeris Col- lins, Anne Marie Ziegler, Ruth Ann Stillman, Shelley Haas, Shanla Brookshire. Fourth row: Eric Corder, John Frazey, Rob- bie Sager, Aaron Krannawitter, Travis Haas, Peter Olson, Brent Miller, Albert Popp. Fifth row: Dustin Munk, Jason Mader, Jeremy Carder, Tony Dorenkamp, Curtis Johnson, Brad Gourley, Thresia Wessel. Sixth row: Jason Selbe, Don Gilbert, Sam Hale, Cory Horinek, Kevin Bieker, Mr. Don Wittig. Not pic- tured: Angelina Hale, Libby Heskett, Peggy Mendenhall. The Concert Choir First row: Mr. Bill Flickinger, Nick Zerr, Nikki Lambert, Stacie Ran- dolph, Lesley Moss, Ellen Baker, Jessica Goetz, Debra Goddard, Tammy Rarick. Se- cond row: Sandra Stillman, Debra Richards, Patti Ziegler, Missy McMillan, Michelle Getz, ReChelle Horinek, Missy Bainter. Third row: Kenny Rowlison, Lance Shipley, Nathan Cressler, Eric Johnson, Jon Oelke, Cory Barnett, Andy Riemer, Donna Wessel, Darcee Hemman. Not pictured: Corina Knoll, Christy Lovin. Music 97 rfrit Stctcteafo Skua 76ecsi (fyeativcty Mr. Barnes seems to be confused again. Dan Appelhans, Denise Haffner, Jayne Ritter, Michele Bielser, Les Jonathan Hale works intensly on his Brown, Pam Allen, Paul Ritter, and Lisa Ostmeyer enjoy pugging metal work, clay. Lisa Ostmeyer and Denise Haffner are busy working Wayne Juenemann works on computer art on the Brian Krannawitter is deeply involved in hi; with tempra paint. new computer. work. Missy McMillan, Mindy Tauber, Denise Haffner, Missy Bainter, Jennifer Cressler, Melaney Wade, Pam Allen, Jodi Thummel, Lisa Ostmeyer, Norma Tauber. Missy Cooper, Debbie Cho Peters, Cris Koerperich, Michaela Niblock, John Ashbaugh, Lance Shepard, Andy Baalman, Doug Heim, Scotl Cooper, David Denio, Andy Coffman and Jarrod Deines pose at the 1988 Chalk In. 98 Art Industrialism Is Building Up Chris Murphy and Scott Kennedy are two of the students from the mechanical drawing class. David Becker won a gold medal at the Goodland Vo tech Art Show and a blue and rosette award at the Hays Industrial Arts Fair with his roll top desk. Nathan Brookshire uncovers his project to work on for the day. As the students in Mr. Smith's and Mr. Kaufman's Wood- working classes worked hard for their achievements at the end of the year, they worked for a chance to go to the Hays Industrial Arts Fair and the Hoxie Industrial Arts Display Night. There were several students who brought home awards from the Hays show. Those students receiving rosettes (outstanding project) were: Kurt Sulzman — chest of drawers, Tami Cass — cedar chest, Steve Heskett — end tables, Tonya Brown — cedar chest, Andy Baalman — night stands, and Paul Ritter — dresser. Those students receiving blues (superior project) were: Kurt Sulzman — chest of drawers, Tami Cass — cedar chest, Angelina Hale — jewelry box, Derrick Tice — jewelry box, Kim Reitcheck — jewelry box, James Bieker — night stand, Steve Heskett — night tables, Cypress clock, and jewelry box, David Becker — bowl, Tonya Brown — cedar chest, Andy Baalman — night stands, Cory Barnett — headboard, Kevin Popp — cedar chest, Paul Ritter — dresser, Cris Koerperich — floor mirror. Those students receiving reds (excellent project) were: Danny Appelhans — dresser. The woodworking students also received several awards at the Hoxie Industrial Dislpay Night. There were two divi- sions. In the woodworking I division receiving golds were Steve Heskett — end tables and Jamie Krannawitter — end table, receiving silvers were Kurt Sulzman — chest of drawers and Andrea Reedy — cedar chest, receiving bronzes were James Bieker — night stands and Tonya Brown — cedar chest. In the Woodworking II, III, IV division, overall went to David Becker and also a gold for roll top desk, the other gold went to Cris Koerperich — floor mirror, receiving silvers were Cory Barnett — water bed and Paul Ritter — dresser, receiving bronzes were Andy Baalman — night stands and Nathan Brookshire — dresser. Kim Reitcheck at the Hays Industrial Art Show won a blue, rosette, and a plaque for the best ninth grade project. Wood 99 100 Advertisement SHERIDAN INN HY. 23 24 HOXIE Business Hours Monday-Saturday 6 am-8 pm Sunday 6 am-2 pm Buffet — Sunday 11 am-l:30 pm Noon Specials — Daily Breakfast Any Time Homemade Pies and Rolls Party Rooms Available Orders to Go 675-8229 Sheridan Inn Home of Good Food Doris Wagg Advertisement OIF HOXIE ♦♦♦— WE WANT TO BE YOUR FINANCIAL ASSISTANT 1. We Are Creative. 2. We Follow Through. 3. We Pay Attention to Detail. 4. We Tell What’s Happening. 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Five basketball boys jammed out for entertainment at a pep assembly. Cheerleaders 109 F.C.A. LEADS THE WAY Mr. Reed helps wash dishes at the dinner served at the wrestling tournament. Malia Mense, Patti Ziegler, and Brice Feldt are happy to be in F.C.A. Members are Front row: Brice Feldt, Patti Ziegler, Tami Cass, Nikki Heskett, Bob Schaffer, Sam Hale, Frank Hill. Back row: Mr. Warren Sager, sponsor; Malia Mense, D’Ann Otter, Alice Meier, Sarah Caldwell, Darcee Hemman, Nikki Lambert, Colette Schlick, Missy Cooper, and Daylene Hueftle. Brice Feldt, Wanda Sealock, and Alice Meier get ready for the crowd at the wrestling tournament. Tami Cass, Alice Meier, Brice Feldt make ham sandwiches for the wrestling tournament. 110 F.C.A. Daryl Juenemann gets her gift from Santa while Denise Haffner and Lisa Ostmeyer play Santa’s elves. Malia Mense, Alice Meier, and D’Ann Otter, pose with their FHA week Mystery Person. Dr. Wayne Loften gave a talk to the student body to kick off FHA week. FHA Cabinet I to r: Mrs. Dalene Oelke, Sponsor, D’Anne Otter — Treas., Denise Haffner — V. Pres., Lisa Ostmeyer — Pres., Ruth Ann Stillman — Sec., Malia Mense — Stuco Rep. Back row: Angie Pratt, Jennifer Meitl, Sarah Caldwell, Daylene Hueftle, Missy Bainter, Denise Spillman, Jayne Ritter, Alice Meier, and Sandra Stillman. Mrs. Dalene Oelke, D’Ann Otter, Denise Haffner, Lisa Ostmeyer, Ruth Ann Stillman, Malia Mense. Second row: Angie Pratt. Jennifer Meitl, Alice Meier, Sandra Stillman, Jayne Ritter. Denise Spillman, Missy Bainter, Sarah Caldwell, Daylene Hueftle. Third row: LeAnn Rietcheck, Michelle Tice. Bonnie Tim- mons, Landee Wade, Colette Schlick, Jodi Thummel, Missy Cooper, Michaela Niblock. Fourth row: Valarie Ashbaugh, Christy Rietcheck, Angelina Hale, Billi Shipley, Debra Pickering, Brandi McDowell, Paula Wildeman, Nikki Lambert, Angela Shipley. Fifth row: Darcee Hemman, Donna Wessel, Tami Cass, Shelley Haas, Stacie Randolph, Lesley Moss, Kim Reitcheck. Sixth row: Norma Tauber, Kristine Morris, Missy McMillan. Patti Ziegler, Christy Ochs, Jackie Mullins, Amy Carder, and Mindy Tauber. FHA 111 FFA, Agriculture’s New Spirit Greg Babcock, Daylene Hueftle, and Steve Carter take their tests at District Leadership School. Officers are First row: Steve Reitcheck, Vice President; Steve Carter, Reporter; Daylene Hueftle, Treasurer. Second row: Bernie Schieferecke, President; Ben Wessel, Sentinel; Greg Babcock, Steve Carter, an officer, takes a nap on the way to District Leader- ship School. Angie Pratt and Corina Knoll are the sweethearts. The teachers enjoy the breakfast the F.F.A. serves them. The officers perform their ritual at District Leadership School. F.F.A. members are First row: Corina Knoll, Angie Pratt, Daylene Hueftle, Marvin Kaus. Second row: Nick Kaus, Scotty Martin, Mark Schieferecke, Steve Heskett, Mr. Paul Bab- cock. advisor. Third row: Steve Reitcheck, Bernie Schiferecke, Steve Carter, Greg Bab- cock. Ben Wessel. 112 F.F.A. KAYETTES KICK THROUGHOUTTHE YEAR LeAnn Reitcheck enjoys eating at the Kayette meetings. Missy Bainter gets excited while opening her Christmas present at the Kayette party. Front row, Kayette cabinet and officers: Tami Cass, Andrea Reedy, Stephanie Tatman, Pam Allen, Daylene Hueftle, Karen Dechant, Stuco Rep., Leann Reitcheck, Vice President, Lisa Ostmeyer, Secretary, Malia Mense, Treasurer, Denise Haffner, President. Second row: Mrs. Cheryl Rowh, Kayette Sponsor, Alice Meier, D'Ann Otter, Missy Bainter, Missy Cooper, Michaela Niblock, Valerie Ashbaugh. Third row: Paula Wildeman, ReChelle Horinek, Lesley Moss, Shelley Haas, Kim Reitcheck, Jennifer Meitl, Brandy McDowell. Fourth row: Mike Mader, Todd Tonkin, Wayne Juenemann, Jodi Thummel, and Landee Wade. Denise Haffner and Daylene Hueftle helped deliver the canned goods collected by the Kayettes to the food pantry. Kayettes 113 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS FIVE NEW MEMBERS Second year NHS members Brian Krannawitter and Bill Wright perform- ed the induction ceremony. Bill Wright lights a candle before explain- ing one of the four qualities of a NHS student. Bill Wright welcomes the new members in- to the NHS and invites everyone to stay for refreshments. David Bieker and Mr. Ingram congratulate the newly inducted members. 1987-88 NHS members are Front row: Alice Meier, Sam Hale, Nikki Heskett. Back row: Brice Feldt, Brian Krannawitter, Bob Schaffer, Bill Wright. Miss Schnelle plays the piano while Brian Krannawitter adjusts his sash. The newly inducted NHS members have a good reason to wear big smiles. Bill Wright officially installs Bob Schaf- fer by presenting him with a NHS sash. Mike Haas was the honorary speaker for the induction ceremony. Brian Krannawitter delivers the welcome and introduces Mr. Haas. 114 NHS STUCO HAS PRODUCTIVE YEAR STUCO Officers are Nikki Heskett Vice President, Malia Mense Treasurer, Denise Haffner Secretary, And Brian Krannawitter Student Council sponsored a number of events to help take some of the boredom out of high school. At the beginning of the year STUCO sponsored a back to school dance, and as the year progressed they also spon- sored both the Homecoming and Snoball dances. STUCO also sponsored a student in- service on self-image. Dr. Larry Dixon gives a speech at the student in-service. Sam Hale, Brad Kruse, and Steve Kaba col- lected monev at the Snoball. 1987-88 STUCO members are Front: Sam Hale, Nikki Heskett. Bob Schaffer, Brice Feldt, Angelina Hale. Second row: Karen Dechant. LeAnn Reitcheck, Lisa Ostmeyer, Brian Krannawitter, Tami Cass, Brian Leopold, ReChelle Horinek. Third row: Scott Brown, Alice Meier, Malia Mense, Vic Geerdes, Denise Spillman, Brad Kruse. Back row: Cory Horinek, Todd Tonkin. STUCO 115 MutccatiQ t s4tt6t£ i ‘Tftem uf, PAM ALLEN — Richard Donelan Memorial Endowment Scholarship — Colby Community College BRYANT BAECHT — Kansas Scholar, Kansas Board of Regents, Kansas State High School Activities Board Association Citzenship Award MICHAEL E. BECKER — Kansas Newman College Award, Scholarship — St. Martin’s Parish — Seguin SHANLA BROOKSHIRE — Excellence in English Award, Bronze Academic Award — Fort Hays State University MICHELE BIELSER — Top 10 percent of class LES BROWN — Wrestling Track Scholarship — Colby Community College DARYL COOPER — Accounting Departmental Scholarship, Silver Academic Award — Fort Hays State University, New Generation Scholarship MELISSA COOPER — Athletic Scholarship — Pratt Community College DENISE HAFFNER — Academic and Athletic Scholarship — Cloud County Community College, Elks “Most Valuable Student Scholarship Award DARYL JUENEMANN — Dean's Scholarship, Women’s Basketball Athletic Scholarship — Kansas Newman STEVE KABA — Dane G. Hansen Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship — Dane G. Hansen Foundation, Garvey Scholarship — Washburn University, Kansas Scholar — Kansas Board of Regents CHRIS KOERPERICH — Silver Academic Award — Fort Hays State University BRIAN KRANNAWITTER — Dean’s Academic Scholarship, Basketball Athletic Scholarship — Bethany College, Salutatorian, Top 10 Percent of Class, “I Dare You Award,” Army Reserve Academic Athletic CHRIS MURPHY — KASA Industrial Controls Scholarship — Kansas Technical Institute, Kansas Vocational Scholar — Kansas Board of Regents MICHAELA NIBLOCK — Athletic Academic Scholarship — Cloud County Community College, Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizenship Award, Army Reserve Academic and Athletic Award MICHAEL A. PORSCH — Wrestling Athletic Scholarship — Colby Community College LEANN REITCHECK — School of Business Departmental Award, Bronze Academic Award, Drill Team Award — Fort Hays State University, Top 10 Percent of Class, American Legion Award, First National Bank Scholarship TIFFNI SEALOCK — Academic Scholarship — McPherson College LANCE SHEPARD — Wrestling Athletic Scholarship — Colby Community College LANCE SLOAN — Academic Scholarship — Colby Community College RUTH ANN STILLMAN — Award for Excellence from the College of Education, Bronze Academic Award — Fort Hays State University, Top 10 Percent of Class, Salutatorian, James L. Davis Memorial Scholarship, “I Dare You Award” STEPHANIE TATMAN — Award of Excellence — School of Business — Fort Hays State University, Bronze Academic Award — Fort Hays State University PAUL RITTER — John Mosier Memorial Scholarship, Robert Campbell Memorial Agricultural Scholarship THRESIA WESSEL — Silver Academic Award — Fort Hays State University, Academic Award of Excellence — School of Excellence — Fort Hays State University BILL WRIGHT — Bronze Academic Award — Fort Hays State University, State Bank of Hoxie Scholarship, American Legion Award, Top 10 Percent of Class, Valedictorian 116 Graduation Michele Bielser, Ruth Ann Stillman, Cory Barnett, Daylene Hueftle, The president of the senior class, Brian Leopold, and Patti Ziegler sang at graduation. presented his speech. The valedictorian of the class, Bill Wright, gave his speech. Brian Krannawitter and Ruth Ann Stillman were presented their salutatorian awards by Mr. Ingram. 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Pam 118 Closing ‘ntvs'X A Ackerman, Jennifer SR 4, 6, 10, 116 Allen Feedlot 29 Allen, Pam SR 4, 6,10, 24, 69, 71, 76, 91, 98, 113, 116, 118 Andregg, Ryan SO 1, 14, 38, 94 Annette's Hair Fashion 29 Appelhans, Danny SR 4, 6, 10, 24, 34, 35, 73, 98, 116 Arnold Auto Electric 67 Ashbaugh, John SO 14, 98 Ashbaugh, Valerie JR 12, 93,113 B Baalman, Andy JR 11,12, 34, 35, 98 Baalman Feedyard, Inc. 32 Babcock. Amy SO 14, 16, 36, 50, 51, 70, 87, 112 Babcock, Greg JR 12, 34, 42, 94, 112 Baecht, Bryant SR 4, 6, 10, 24, 34, 35. 63, 64, 65, 71,116 Bainter, Missy SO 14, 36, 37, 41, 50, 51, 76, 88, 97, 98, 113 Bainter Oil Service 29 Baker, Ellen FR 18, 97 Baker, Kirk Kelly 42 Balfour Taylor Publishing 31 Barnett, Cory SR 4, 6, 34, 35, 68, 87, 97, 116 Barnett, Scott SR 4, 10, 34,35,89, 116 Becker, David SO 14, 42, 88, 99 Becker, Mike SR 4, 10, 87, 116 Beckman, Travis FR 17, 18, 34, 38, 52, 53 Ben Franklin 31 Bieker, David JR 11, 12,53,87,93 Bieker, James FR 17, 18, 34, 38, 39, 95 Bielser, Michele SR 4, 6, 10, 66, 68, 70, 76, 91, 97, 98, 116 Brookshire, Nathan JR 11, 12, 34, 35, 38, 39, 93, 99 Brookshire, Shanla SR 4, 6, 10, 24,69,92,97, 116 Brown, Les SR 5, 6, 10, 24, 34, 35, 42, 43, 55, 63, 87, 98, 116 Brown, Scott SO 14, 16, 34, 42, 52, 53, 72, 115 Brown, Tanya JR 12, 75, 88 Bruggeman, Bryan JR 12, 38, 39, 52, 53, 96 C Caldwell, Sarah SO 14, 36, 347, 66, 67, 70, 97, 110 Campbell Construction 31 Carder, Amy JR 11, 12, 73, 88, 93 Carmen, Jodee SO 14,22, 66, 70, 92 Carter. Steve SO 14, 34, 38, 39, 94, 109, 112 Cass Excavating 57 Cass, Tami FR 17, 18, 50, 51, 96, 110, 113, 115 Coffman, Andy SR 5, 6, 10, 24,70,71,91,98, 116 Collins Commodities Pratt Real Estate 44 Coop Union Mercantile 32 Cooper, Daryl SR 5, 6,10, 24, 34, 35, 38, 39, 63, 69, 90, 94, 109, 116 Cooper Dry Goods 32 Cooper Grain, Inc. 44 Cooper. Missy SR 5, 6. 10. 24,40, 63. 64, 65. 76, 90, 98. 110, 113, 116 Cooper, Scott SO 14, 88, 98 Cressler, Jennifer JR 11,12, 36, 37, 73, 75, 87, 98 Cressler, Nathan FR 18, 34, 66, 97 Cress-Vue Motel 44 D Dechant, Karen SR 5, 6, 10, 113,115,116 Deines, Jarrod SO 14, 53, 98, 109 Denio, David SR 5, 6, 10, 98, 116 D L Service 46 E East Side Auto Service 46 Eberle, Wayne SO 14, 16 Ebert, Rick FR 18 Ebert, Gerry SO 14 Ebert, Dusty SO 14 F Farm Bureau Insurance 48 Feldt, Brice JR 1, 11, 12,34,72,96, 110, 114, 115 First Insurance Agency 46 First National Bank 30 G Geerdes, Vic SO 1, 14, 16,34,35,38,39, 72,92, 115 Gene’s Bestyet Stop 2 Shop 47 Getz, Michelle FR 17, 18, 66, 97 Gilbert, Donnie FR 17, 18, 34, 42, 93, 97 Goddard, Debra FR 18, 97 Goetz, Jessica FR 18, 41, 97 Gourley. Billy SO 14. 34. 42, 53, 69. 93 Grainfield Elevator, Inc. 48 Great Plains Auto 48 Grinnell Locker 58 H Haas, Shelley FR 17, 18, 41, 50, 66. 70, 97, 113 Haffner, Denise SR 1, 5, 6, 10, 23, 36, 40, 71, 73,76, 77, 88, 98, 113, 115, 116 Hale, Angelina FR 18, 36, 50, 51,63, 69, 77, 115 Hale, Jonathan SO 14, 42,43, 52, 53, 66, 70, 93, 97, 98 Hale, Samuel JR 1, 11, 12,66,67, 70,71,93, 97,110,114, 115 Harry's Place 58 Heim Auto, Body Shop, T.V. Appliance 105 Heim, Doug SO 14, 93, 98 Heinrich Feeds, Inc. 59 Hemman, Darcee SO 14, 36, 37,40, 41. 66, 70. 97.110 Heskett, Nikki JR 11, 12,66,67,70, 74,75, 110, 114, 115 Heskett, Steve SO 14,34, 112 Hill, Frank JR 12,93, 110 Horinek, Cory SO 14, 38, 72, 88, 97, 115 Horinek, Jason SR 5, 6, 10, 25. 42,43, 64, 72, 77, 116 Horinek, ReChelle FR 1, 18, 50, 63, 64, 65, 95, 97, 109, 113, 115 Hoxie Chamber of Commerce 43 Hoxie Elks Lodge 59 Hoxie Feeders, Inc. 57 Hoxie Flying Service 60 Hoxie Grain 58 Hoxie Implement Co. 45 Hoxie Livestock Sales 60 Hoxie Motor Co. 59 Hoxie Red-E-Mix 63 Hoxie Sentinel 60 Hoxie State Insurance Abstract 80 Hoxie Theater Hueftle, Daylene SR 5. 6, 10. 25, 68, 69, 71, 76. 96, 97.110, 112, 113,116 Hungry Farmer 80 Irwin, Brad SO 14 J Johnson, Curtis FR 18, 93, 97 Johnson, Eric SO 14, 38, 68, 92, 97 Johnson, Rodney SR 5, 6, 10, 25, 116 Juenemann, Darren SO 14, 66, 70 Juenemann, Daryl SR 5, 6, 10, 25,40, 76,90, 116 Juenemann, Wayne JR 1,11, 12, 74, 75, 96, 98, 113 K Kaba, Steve SR 5, 6,10, 25, 63,66, 67,70, 92, 115, 116 Karnes Manufacturing Co. 80 Karnes, Scott FR 18, 34, 53,92 Kathy’s Creation 81 Kaus, Marvin JR 11, 12, 34, 35, 42, 74, 87, 94, 112 Kaus, Nick FR 1, 18, 34, 42, 53, 93, 94, 112 Kennedy, Scott JR 12, 38, 39, 87,99 Knoll. Corina JR 11. 12, 112 Index 119 '1'H'DS'X Koerperich, Cris SR 6, 8, 10, 25, 38, 39, 69, 98, 116 Koerperich, Nikki SO 15, 16, 36, 41, 63, 72 Krannawitter, Brian SR 1. 6, 8, 10, 23, 38, 39, 98, 109, 114, 115, 116 Krannawitter Inc. 82 Krannawitter, Jamie FR 17, 18, 34, 38 Kruse. Brad JR 11, 12,66, 67.70,96, 115 L Lambert. Nikki SO 15, 36, 40, 41, 50, 63, 64, 65, 70, 72, 87, 97, 110 Leopold, Brian SR 6, 8, 10, 25, 32, 42, 43, 71, 73, 77, 84, 87, 93. 115, 116 David Leopold C.P.A. 84 LJ Plumbing 94 Lovin, Christy SO 15 M Mader, Glenn JR 12, 34, 38, 53, 96 Mader, Mike JR 11. 12,57,89.93, 96, 113 Mahanna Pharmacy 49 Marie’s Beauty Shop 50 Martin, Scotty SO 15, 53. 112 McCormick, Karen JR 12, 75, 93 McMillan, Melissa JR 11, 12, 97, 98 McDowell, Brandy FR 18, 87, 113 Meier, Alice JR 1, 12, 36, 64. 65, 76, 93. 96, 110, 113, 114,115 Meitl, Jennifer FR 17, 18, 87, 93. 113 Mendenhall, Peggy SO 15, 97 Mense, Malia JR 12, 51,96, 109, 110, 113, 115 Meyer Electric 85 Mickey Leopold Funeral Home 100 Mickey Hardware Furniture 81 MoorMan’s Feeds 100 Morris. Kristine SO 15, 50, 51 Moss, Lesley FR 17, 18, 50. 66, 70, 97. 113 Mullins, Jackie JR 11, 13,71,73, 109 Munk, Dustin SO 15, 16, 38, 97, 109 Murphy, Chris SR 6, 8, 10. 25, 38, 39, 63, 73, 96, 99, 116 Murphy, Kari SO 15. 16, 36,40, 41, 66, 72 N Neal Plumbing 82 Niblock, Michaela SR 7, 8, 10, 26, 36, 37, 40, 50, 51, 55, 69, 76, 77, 90. 98, 113, 116 0 Ochs, Christy JR 11. 13, 88,93 Ochs Harvesting 82 Ochs, Shane JR 13,42,43 Oelke, Jon FR 19, 34, 38, 63, 64. 65, 93. 97 Ostmeyer, Jessica JR 11, 13, 69, 72, 75 Ostmeyer, Lisa SR 1, 7, 8, 10, 26, 71, 73. 76, 77, 98, 109, 113, 115, 116 Ostmeyer, Rex JR 13, 38, 39, 88, 96 Otter, D’AnnJR 1, 11, 13, 74,76, 90, 96. 109, 113 P Pepsi Cola Bottling 106 Peters, Debbie SO 15, 68. 87, 98 Pickering, Debra FR 19. 87 Popp, Kevin SR 7, 8, 10, 26, 116 Porsch, Mike SR 7. 8, 10. 26, 34, 35, 42, 43, 73, 94, 116 Pratt, Amy FR 19, 36, 69, 96 Pratt, Angie SR 7, 8. 26, 36, 71, 76, 77, 91. 112, 116 Prickett Son, Inc. 61 Pyramid Studio 85 R Randolph, Stacie FR 1, 19, 50, 51, 97. 109 Rarick, Tammy FR 19, 92, 97 Red’s 28 Reedy, Andrea SO 15,36,41,72, 88. 92. 113 Reitcheck, Kim FR 19. 36, 37, 41, 50, 99, 113 Reitcheck, LeAnn SR 1, 7. 8, 10, 26. 31. 71, 72, 76, 90, 109, 1 115, 116 Reitcheck, Steve JR 11, 13,94, 112 Richards, Debra SO 15, 97 Richardson, Mark FR 17, 19, 89 Riemer, Andy SO 15, 16, 53, 68, 69, 97 Rietcheck, Andy SO 15. 16, 92 Rietcheck, Christy FR 19, 50, 69, 88, 96 Rietcheck, Jennifer JR 13,71,93 Ritter, Jayne SO 15, 98 Ritter, Paul SR 7, 8. 10, 26, 34, 35, 93, 98, 116 Rodriguez, Dawn SO 15, 22, 66, 97 Ron's Tire Service 83 Rowlison, Kenny SO 15, 97 Rowlison, Larry SR 7, 8, 10, 63, 90, 96, 116 S Schaffer. Bob JR 11. 13, 22. 38, 66, 67. 70, 74, 75, 110, 114, Schaffer, Michael FR 19, 38, 39 Schieferecke, Bernie JR 1, 11, 13, 74, 75, 112 Schieferecke, Mark SO 15, 42, 66, 112 Schlick, Colette JR 11, 13,36, 37,40, 50,51,73, 110, 113 Sealock, Tiffni SR 1, 7, 9, 10, 26, 76, 109, 116 Selden State Bank 102 Service Unlimited 84 Sharyl’s Shear Delite 57 Shaw Motor Co. 84 Shepard, Lance SR 7, 9. 10, 23. 27, 42,43, 69, 76, 94, 98, 116 Sheridan County Officers 85 Sheridan Inn 101 Shipley, Angela SO 15. 36, 37. 41,63 Shipley. Billi FR 19, 87 Shipley, Lance FR 17, 19, 42, 89, 97 Sloan Eland 34, 38 Sloan, Lance (Bainter) SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 70, 73, 116 Spillman, Denise SO 15, 16, 36, 115 Spresser, Kyle FR 19, 34, 92, 96 Stark, Dean SR 7, 9, 10. 34, 35. 53, 63, 116 Stark, Ronda JR 13 State Bank of Hoxie 103 Stillman, Ruth Ann SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 68, 73. 76, 87, 97, 116 Stillman, Sandra SO 15, 68, 97 Storer, Rex SO 15, 42, 93 Studley Co-Op 104 Sulzman, Kurt FR 19, 34, 42, 95 Sunflower Chemical 102 T Tatman, Stephanie SR 7, 9, 10, 63, 64, 113, 116 Tauber, Melinda SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 76, 87. 98, 116 Tauber, Norma SO 15, 98 Taylor Implement Co. 107 Taylor, Kory SO 15, 34, 35, 38, 39, 52, 53, 63. 64. 65. 72 Thummel, Jodi JR 13, 73, 74, 75, 98, 113 Tice, Derrick FR 19, 34 Tice. Michelle JR 11, 13. 36, 37, 50. 51, 73, 75. 88, 93 Timmons, Bonnie JR 11, 13, 36, 37, 50, 73, 88, 93 Tonkin. Todd JR 1, 11, 13,64,65,87,93, 113, 115 W Wade, Melaney SR 76, 98, 116 Wade, Landee JR 1, 13. 69, 73, 75. 96, 113 Waggener, David SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 34, 35, 58. 73, 116 Wente, Connie FR 19 Wente, Rudy SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 34, 35, 116 Wessel, Ben SO 15, 38, 112 Wessel, Donna SO 15, 16, 36. 40, 41, 87, 97 Wessel, Thresia SR 7, 9, 10, 27, 66, 67, 69, 70, 73, 76, 93, 97 Western Office Supply 90 Wildeman, Paula FR 19, 66, 77, 95, 113 Wright. Bill SR 7, 9, 10. 34,35,71,87, 114, 116 Z Zerr, Nick JR 13,89,97 Ziegler, Patti SR 7, 9, 10,23,50,51,71,95,97, 110, 116, 111 Zimmerman, Chad FR 19, 42, 92 120 Index f r