Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

STEPPING OUT IN STYLE The pictures in this yearbook were token by Presten Fry, Tommy Hostetler, and Marilyn Jones. Year- book doss: Mrs. Gearhart, Sponsor, Audrey Armstrong, Sheri Ensz, Presten Fry, Connie Heidebrecht, Lin- do Heidebrechr, Marilyn Jones, Julie Miller, and Jenny Smiley. 3 1. Inman High School 404 S. Main Inman, Kansas TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme........... Graduating Class. Fall Sports..... Play............ Winter Sports . . . Music.......... Banquet Prom . . May Day Spring Sport jr . Clubs........... Faculty......... Classes......... Graduation...... Index.......... Grades 7 and 6 . . Ads............. 2 .6 .18 28 34 44 50 52 56 60 68 70 r78 .81 82 88 This year was especially busy: The seniors started our with magazine sales and added hundreds of dollars to their treasury. Then began the busy planning of senior sneak and graduation. But despirethe homework, ACT tests, and college applica- tions, they found time to hove a good time. Dances, class parties, and overall rowdiness made the year go Senior Closs Officers: Russ Ediger — V Pres.. Vince Bengston — Pres.. Undo Heldebrechr — Secretory Yeorbook Closs: Mrs. Georhorr. P Fry. J. Miller. A Armstrong. M Jones. L. Heidebrecht. C Heidebrecht. J. Smiley. S. Ensz. Rodney LoVern Penner DeAnn Morie Nickel Jennifer Sue Smiley Joleen Rene Snyder In rhe foil of rhe yeor, in rhe foil of rhe year, I walked rhe rood beside my dear. The rooks went up wirh o raucous trill. I hear them srill, in rhe foil of rhe yeor. Edna Sr. Vincenr Milloy 4 Picture by Annette Gunn We stepped into Foil with foot- ball gomes and volleyball con- tests, school donees ond doss par- ties. Finally, Homecoming ond the Foil Festival was on everyone’s minds. Along with these added at- tractions, we attended dosses ond hit the books. Soon we were sov- ing money for class dues ond writing programs for computers. After o week of school, summer was definitely over ond the old routine hod sunk in. The cooks welcomed us bock, the teacher’s desks were piled high with our papers, ond we knew we were home. 13 3JLUo omecominfi Pri need A Atudrey CJueen Connie j rince A A JbePlnn lAJinter omecominy princeAA JLindu C ueen C lieri Prince A A CJami 14 15 16 Girls Enjoy First Winning Season In Years Vorsity teom — Front row. Liso Kroeker. Koy Mortens Row 2. Monique Doniel, Michele Croys. Rondo Wintomute, Jenny Smiley, Connie Heidebrechr, Down Mork, Julie Rotzloff, Shelly Mullen Row 3, Cooch Tom Worthing. Undo Heidebrechr, DeAnn Nickel It was o winning season, the first one in several years, and Coach Worthing made the difference. He loves the gome and the ream loved working for him. Together, they earned Regional runner-up ond mode it to Sub Store. The girls fought'' Cooch the rules ond regulations; he fought them excitement ond winning. Everyone worked hard ond achievement become the key word. There were cokes ond roses, laughter ond rears. The year was great! Cooch Worthing wos assisted by Lydio Gorcio who coached the J.V. team. The J.V. ployed well ond learned the many aspects of volleyball through hard work ond dedication. 18 J Left — Connie Heidebrechr Right — Lindo Heidebrechr Above — Jenny Smiley. Connie Heidebrecht. Lindo Heidebrechr Left — DeAnn Nickel Right — Jenny Smiley 19 Junior Vorsiry reom — Front row. Jockie Durke. Kim [Monk. Corol Fleming Row 2. Monique Donlel. Judy Ediger. Donno Rice. Morie Armstrong. Anito Rice. Julie Regehr. Melisso Stubby. Julie Rotzloff. Shelly Mullen Row 3. Cooch Tom Worthing. Amy Drossen. Jonelle Schmidt HARD WORK; DEDICATION, AND TIME PAY OFF From — Julie Miller, Jill Uhruh, Down Fry. Karo Loferty, Trocy Nickel. Amy Tolley The spice of life! The cheerleaders are a dedicated group of girls who work very hard ro arouse spirit or football and boskerboll gomes. It rook o lor of hard work, dedication, and rime to moke o successful squod. It meant practicing o cheer over and over until it was right. It meant suffering through the poin and agony of being ot the bot- tom of o pyramid or looking ot the ground from two stories in the oir. It meant good diction, rhumbs in, ond smiling faces. Most of oil it meant friendship, learning, shoring, ond togetherness. 21 As the summer ended thoughts of sling- ing freshmen through mud. worching them struggle with the lopsided dummies, ond seeing them sweat in the hot gruelling summer afternoon practices filled the minds of mony upperdossmen as the foot- ball season rolled around. The 1963 year started with much an- ticipation. a new cooch. new ploys, ond new ideas. The style of eight-man football become more ond more the mode os everyone, coaches, players, and fons become wropped up in it. Everyone, par- ticipators. ond spectators, enjoyed the competition. The smoll Teuton club, led by Scott Friesen at quorterbock, gave the viewers spectoculor sights with Friesen s passing ond receptions by Randy Ellis. Rondy Jenkins and Com Vincent. Brian Ediger ond Tony Durke odded to the show with their running gome The Teuton line put up o strong defense causing the opponents to moke several attempts td run the ball For these achievements, mony teom members were named to the All-District VI Teom. Russ Ediger received 1st ream linebacker ond offensive line Scorr Friesen was selected to the 1st teom defensive bock position os well as 2nd ream quorter- bock. ond All-Store Cornerbock. Frank Schrog was ploced on the 2nd ream In the position of defensive linemon Randy Ellis ond Rondy Jenkins were selected to the 2nd teom as defensive ends Richard Gor- do was named to the 2nd teom running bock position. The style that the 1963 ream possessed is one that will be remembered in the heorts of mony for years to come. 4th row: Presten Fry. trofner. Russ Ediger. Fronk Schrog. Rondy Jenkins. Rondy Ellis. Scott Sturgeon. Brian Ediger. 3rd row: Cooch Mike Hicks. Scott Eberhordt. Tony Burke. Scorr Friesen. David Knowles, Comeron Vincent. Jose Gonzales, Cooch Joe Pfonnensriel. 2nd row. Clifford Barrel, manager, David Ediger, Marvin Daniels, Kevin Idler. Richard Garcia. Dale Froese, manager. 1st row: Comeron Grove. Mott Ediger. Darcy Neufeld. Duane Brunk. Brodley Unruh. John Atkins, Bobby Tolley. 23 Blue ond lovender set the stage for the 1983-84 Homecoming ond its Royalty. On the Wings of Love”, by Jeffrey Osbourne, sounded over the loud speakers os Cap- tain Russ Ediger crowned Connie Heidebrechr queen ond gave her the traditional kiss. After o disappointing loss to Central Christion, students whirled owoy the night or the donee that copped the Homecoming festivities. Bur October 7, 1983, will hold precious memories for many people — the candidates' skit in assembly . .. the snake donee the night before . . . the anxiety of waiting . . . the onticipotion of things to come. This one week of our school year will be looked upon with a certain reminiscent joy ond excitement that will always overshadow the busy ond trying rimes that mode this one night so special. Queen (Connie 3deidebrecht i J3) avid Knowfei am 3ooiUlJk omecoming f oyally fcoualh reiliman Attendant: ie urhe anJ Scott a er LJt 24 Tldencf jPbotoqraphy prince A A Jbe A nn Y}iche( an J TJranh Sell rag 25 26 b Home, sweet home School has its mogic moments, ond we occasionally stepped into laughter, goofiness ond just ploin orneriness. We enjoyed spirit weeks ond pep assemblies, teochers when they let their hoir down, ond occasions when we felt we could get by with onything. I con’r read signs 27 It's perfectly honest business. The young lady is my niece. THE MATCHMAKER, Dolly Levi.......... Horace Vondergelder. Cornelius Hackl..... Barnaby Rucker...... Minnie Foy.......... Ermengorde.......... Ambrose Kemper .... Molochi Stock....... Flora VonHuysen..... Gertrude............ August.............. Rolf................ Joe................. Cobmon.............. Miss VonHuysen's Cook Audrey Armstrong .....Presren Fry . Comeron Vincent .......Brion Epp ....Donno Rice . . Melody Wiens . . Vince Bengston .... Paul Seimens . . . Tomi Hostetler Monique Daniels . . Morvln Daniels .....Roy Leopp ....Troy Wedel .....Bob Tolley .... Shelly Mullen Tomi Hosretler Monique Doniel. Shelly Mullen. Orion Epp, Morvin Daniels. Comeron Vincent. Audrey Armstrong, Troy Wedel, Presren Fry, Vince Bengston, Melody Wiens. Down Moris. Poul Siemens, Donno Rice No. I'm going through with this if it kills me.” 4 28 Six weeks of hord work ond fun disployed themselves on November 16 ond 19 os 'The Motchmoker' reveoled itself in complete success In this four-oct force, o stingy merchont ond o fun-loving lody weove in ond out of o number of sticky situotions. Involving everyone from the heod-woiter ot on expensive restouront to o cob mon from the streets Building up to on explosion of commicol errors, this tongled plot surpris- ingly straightens itself out in the end So here's to oil those proctices — lote ond eorly the cues thot nobody should hove missed the lost props ond over-sized costumes the broken curtain pulley the jitters on opening nignr the closeness shored ond to the lody who mode it oil worthwhile. Mrs Krehbiel ond moy the next production prove just os much of o success os this. At your age you ought to enjoy hearing the honest truth.'' ‘If I cut your throat it'll be practically unintentional. 29 With winter, we stepped into jeans, sweaters, wool jackets and logo shirts. We hod fewer notes in science bur the formaldehyde smell of frogs ond cloms, im- ported grasshoppers ond crowdods hardly mode up for that. We owoited the piglet lobs with greor intrepidotion. The beginning of basketball tournaments, the Christmas donee, holidays ond rogo days were welcome breaks; but finally, we were enveloped in history quizzes ond Shakespearean lines, music con- tests ond trig functions. 31 Fall brings bod weather and winter snows add to the doldrums. It is this rime of the year when special days mean the most and we stepped into them eagerly. Pizza Hut came for the third year in a row and both students and faculty enjoyed Pan Pizza. The first, and hopefully annual, Jog-a-rhon caught the attention of the entire community. The students and faculty ran hard for the money and the district patrons backed the bill adding money to class and club coffers. The ever-busy Teuron bond procriced for ond ployed or most home orhlefic evenrs. They enjoyed entertaining or o Hutch Juco Varsity home basketball game, (pictured) With fall fading into winter, the chorus tuned up for concerts and contests. Under director Don Masrerson, they expected great things. 33 TEUTONETTES MAKE IT TO SUB-STATE The 1980-84 Inman Teuton Girls Basketball ream will be remembered for the vast improvement over their previous season. In a rebuilding year three senior captains, Linda Heidebrechr, Connie Heidebrecht, and Jenny Smiley, helped set and achieve the ream's goals. Eleven victories, two second place trophies and a list of 1st Team All-League selection were among the honors the girls received. The season ended at the Sub-Stare Tournament at Emporia when the girls fell to Williamsburg 04-40. During the season the Teutons opposed many reams who were highly rated in their class. These meetings were often rough, and though seldom suc- cessful, they taught the girls the dedication and desire it rakes to be champions. When the final league statistics were compiled, the following girls were ranked in the Top Ten in the League for the 80-84 season. Linda Heidebrechr — 4rh in Total Rebounds Ord in Defensive Rebounds 9th in Offensive Rebounds 2nd in FT% Connie Heidebrechr — 8th in Total Rebounds 5rh in Defensive Rebounds Peggy Regier — 10th in FG% 9th in Scoring Dock Monique Doniel. Julie Regehr. Cooch Koloupek, Amy Drossen. liso Kroeker. Cooch Pfonnenstiel. Undo Heidebrecht. Tommy Hostetler. Morle Armstrong Middle Melody Wiens. Kim Dlonk, Connie Heidebrecht. Rondo Wintomute, Jonelle Schmidt Front: Down Mork. Jenny Smiley, Peggy Regier. Jockie Durke 34 Peggy purs ir up A Connie rokes rhe shor ▼ Vorsiry working offense 1963-84 Record Inmon — W Cheney — L Inmon — W Chose — L Inmon — L Durrron — W Inmon — W Holsreod — L Inmon — L Hessron — W Inmon — L Hillsboro — W Inmon — W Sedgwick — L Inmon — L Remmgron — W Inmon — L Moundridge — W Inmon — W Peobody — L Inmon — W Holsreod — L Inmon — W Peobody — L Inmon — L Hessron — W Inmon — L Mocksville — W Inmon — L Lirrle River — W Inmon — W Srerling — L Inmon — L Hillsboro — W Inmon — W Sedgwick — L Inmon — L Remingron — W Inmon — L Moundridge — W Inmon — W C. Chrisrion — L Inmon — W Hope — L Inmon — L Durrron — W Inmon — L Williomsburg — W Lindo gers rhe rip 37 38 WJinter JJt omecoming Pri nceii cjLinda J4eiclebreclit daptain Uince ddenqdton The Love Theme from Flosh Donee echoed through the gym os basketball Coproin Vince Qengsron crowned Sheri Ensz 1984 Winter Homecoming Queen and presented her with on arm full of Spring flowers. Orion Ediger and Fronk Schrog crowned Undo Heidebrechr and Tomi Froese. both seniors, Homecom- ing Princesses. Reflections of Love in rainbow colors highlighted the Queen's throne during the boskerboll gome and the donee the next evening. The Teutons defeated the Sedgwick Cardinals 57-50. eme: Refaction of Jo ddodori of (lie I'd a in I one now Pri nee Da mi ddriun f cliyer dlroeSe 39 Teutons Return to State TEAM MEMBERS 10 Orion Ediger 11 John Arkins 14 Tony Burke 20 Frank Schrog 23 Scon Friesen 24 Dovid Knowles 30 Rondy Ellis 32 Russell Ediger 33 Rondy Jenkins 35 Vince Bengsron Cooch Russell Goering Cooch Mike Hicks Pre-Season Tournomenr 2nd Place Burrton Invirorionol 3rd Ploce 1964 Regional Chomps 1964 Sub-Srote Chomps MKL 3rd Ploce Season Record 17-9 The Teurons stepped into the spotlight in 1984 os they journeyed down the path to Hoys and the State Tournoment. Though they didn't bring home o crown, they brought home o sense of pride and accomplishment. For years the seniors dreamed of ploying good basketball and showing their opponents that they could ploy the gome. The task become discourag- ing ond it didn't seem to come together. (Were almost sure Mr. Schmidt would hove loved to trade them in ond start over.) Their determination didn't stop. It continued after lunch and after track practices. They went to the YMCA's ond ployed in Summer Leagues. Cooch Goering opened the weight room ond olso worked extra hard preparing the team so that some day this team might realize their dreams and forger the embarrassing moments. Looking or the post year in boskerboll there surely ore fond memories for the juniors ond seniors who shored the court. They worked together toward their goals; shored the vic- tories os well os the defeats ond relished the thought of returning to the Store Tournament. The seniors knew that it hod to be a team effort in order to accomplish the many goals they wonted before they left high school. It was the seniors who remember how their first quarter starred ond they hod the satisfaction of how the lost one ended. The community ond school wos proud of the team ond it showed. The rood to Hoys nor only hod o team bus, but o host of Teuton supporters os well. The 1984 reom will always be chomps in the hearts of many. 42 Junior Varsity TEAM MEMBERS For the second year in a row In a day of growing awareness of physical fitness, seven freshmen were out for basketball. They had neither the size nor the skill to be a decisive team in competition, but they stuck together to develop the fundamentals necessary to be o challenge in future high school years. The high goals they set were our of their immediate grosp. bur freshmen grow and learn ond their determination con be everything. They anxiously owoir next year when they will hove upper classmen to help. We con see that these coming years will be fruitful. 10 Kendall Knocksredt 11 Bob Tolley 12 John Atkins 10 Deon Yoder 14 Tony Burke 15 Dorcy Neufeld 20 Brod Unruh 23 Duone Brunk 24 Raymond Kroeker 33 Randy Jenkins Trainer, Preston Fry Manager Brian Epp Monoger Dale Froese Stot Mon. Ston Kroeker Stat Mon Roy Loepp 43 Step in Time; Step in Style OocK Monique Domel Chrisry Wiens. Debbie Wood. Julie Rorzloff. Sonjo Edlger. Wendoll KroeKer, Dorcy Neufeld. 3rod Unruh Third row Antro Rice. Dione Borrels. Jil Unruh, Julie Regehr Uso Kroeker, Corol Lofferry Debbie Gunn. Roymond Kroeker. Sron Kroeker Second row Peggy Regier Donno Rice. Koy Mortens Rondo Winromure Roy Loepp Cherie Ediger Scott Friesen Rondy Jenkins. Comeron Vincent Front Melody Wiens. Lmdo Heidebrecht Audrey Armstrong. Mr Mosterson. Presten Fry. Jenny Smiley. Golen Heide ond Shelley Mullen Although this is Don Mosterson's first yeor, it become on absolute success for the Mac-College groduote. The yeor began in style for the Pep Bond, who mode appearances or o Hutch-Juco gome, State Basketball Tournament ot Fort-Hoys Store University, the Store Fair in the foil, ond every home gome with great success. The concert bond also hod its shore of success with its vorious seasonol concerts ond o ll-roring performance ot the Regional Music Festival ot Kansas Wesleyan. Pep Bond or Forr Hoys for rhe Store Tournaments 44 4 Choir ond Bond director: Don Mosrerson Bock Shelly Mullen. Amy Drossen. Dovid Ediger. Kevin Idler. Fronk Schrog. Brod Unruh. Bob Tolley. Noncy Kliewer, Amy Tolley. Debbie Wood Third row: Julie Regehr, Jill Unruh. Down Mork, Trocy Nickel. Milisso Stubby. Jose Gonzoles. Dole Froese. Monique Doniel. Down Fry. Tommy Hostetler Second row Rebecco Obold. Corol Lofferty. Brion Epp, Raymond Kroeker, Deon Yoder, Wendoll Kroeker, Donno Rice. Melody Idler. Kim Blank. Front row: Mr Mosterson. Dione Barrels. Anito Rice. Dorcy Neufeld. Paul Siemens, Jockie Burke, ond Judy Ediger 45 THE NOTABLES: (Bock to Front) Roy Loepp. Llso Kroeker, Mr. Mosterson — direc- tor, Kevin Idler. Koy Mortens, Golen Heide, Down Mork, Lindo Heidebrecht. Audrey Armstrong. Presten Fry. Comeron Vincent. Brion Epp. Peggy Regier. Dole Froese. Down Fry. Ston Kroeker. Rondo Wintomute. Melody Veins The honors for this year seemed ro hove no end. The Norobles contribured greatly ro the success of The cor.cerrs os well os the contests. Their season began with o stonding-ov performance of Flashdance . . . What o Feeling” ot the Buhler Swing Choir Festival in January. When they went ro Store, they brought home nothing but I's ond end- ed up the yeor with another outstanding perfor- mance or 'May Fere” in McPherson. Our of this select group of seventeen, five were chosen ro represent our school in the District 6 Choir ond two or the Kansas Store Symposium in the summer. Other honors given this yeor were to three students for their excellent performances of the Store Piono Festival ond ro Presten Fry who was awarded with the Notional Outstanding Chorol Award for four years of outstanding” participation ond talent. All in oil, this yeor was o tremendous success for the students, os well os for the deportment os o whole, ond we hope that its style will set o trend for years to come. 47 48 c=C? . . . and in the Spring we sneak to rhe restroom for o snack, ignore rhe office in cose rhe request to come there is bod news, and dream of Prom — which seems just oround the corner — and it is . . . 49 The seniors come, ond smiled, ond donced the night owoy whor o lock In! Whor o nlghr! Along with spring comes Romance ond rhe prom ond banquer certainly offered this. The Juniors converted the music room into o rose land of silk flowers ond candlelight. Stan Kroeker welcomed the Seniors ond Vince Bengsron thanked rhe Juniors for oil their thought ond effort. Savanna welcomed rhe dancers os they entered rhe auditorium where o gazebo, colorful flowers ond plants served os o background for romantic thoughts, delightful music ond prom pictures The evening ended or morning when the lock in or rhe YMCA was over. If was Great! rJlove - 9n Jhe ' Love is in rhe Air highlighted Moy Doy festivities this yeor. Queen Jenny Smiley ond Prince Chorming Comeron Vincent rode down rhe Moin Street of McPherson on their own floor ond rook port in two evening ceremonies ot rhe pork in McPherson. Melonie Cones carried rhe Queen's flowers ond Aoron Pauls carried her crown. STUCO held o special assembly honoring rhe two that featured pictures of their early childhood, ond rhe cheerleaders ond Notables performed for them. Jeff Koufmon emceed rhe extrovogonzo both nights. 53 National Honor Society Inducts New Members This year Na- tional Honor Society spon- sored o special treat for the honor roll students, held meetings, and in- ducted five new members. The new members ore Jenny, Con- nie, Audrey, Liso, ond Janelle. 1st row: Com Vincent. Connie Heidebrecht, Audrey Armstrong. Liso Kroeker, Ston Kroeker 2nd row: Melody Weins, Rondo Wintomute. Jonelle Schmidt. Jenny Smiley Forensics Sends Five to State The forensics team worked diligently after school. They at- tended many meets. The hard work payed off os Ston received o I at Store. Roy, Sheilo, Tommy, ond Shelly re- ceived o II ot Store. 1st row Mrs Krehbiel. Sheilo Rotzloff, Morie Armstrong, Shelley Mullins, Down Mork. Ston Kroeker 2nd row: Paul Siemens. Morvin Daniel, Roy Leopp. Tommy Hostetler 54 Spring Brings . . . Spring Fever k mi 1 So much work on o mon- nequin. Com 2 Mr Combs smiles wirh op- provol? Well. It's STATE 3 The Frosh were, indeed, the best locker decorotors 4 Anything for o picture 5 Seniors in the counselor s office ogoin' Spring Open House Honors Art, Industrial Arts and NHS David Ediger won rhe Outstanding Art Student Award and Presten Fry won rhe National Outstanding Choral Award or the Spring Open House. The parents viewed rhe Art and Industrial Arts exhibits. The program featured the induction of rhe National Honor Society and the awards. The Notables, rhe Choir, and rhe Band also performed. David won rhe Outstanding Art Student Award Student art on disploy 56 Mr Combs presenting NHS members with certificates Bock Down Mork Jenny Smiley. Undo Heidebrecht, Sheri Ensz. Joleen Snyder, Rondo Wintomute. Peggy Reiger Front: Aniro Rice, Louri Jones. Rebecco Obold, Jonelle Schmidt. Corol Floming A TEAM WITH PRIDE Corol Floming. sophomore, rook 1st in rhe Srore 1A 300m hurdles, serring o new school winning rime of 47.6. The mile reloy reom of Jenny Smiley. Sheri Ensz, Rondo Winromure ond Corol Floming broughr home o Third from Srore wirh on official rime of 416.9. This was rheir Third year in o row or Srore. Vince Bengsron also qualified for Srore bur he injured his knee in rhe preliminaries ond barely finished rhe race. Orher comperirors or rhe Regional were Lindo Heidebrechr, Peggy Regier, Jonelle Schmidr, Comeron Vincenr, Frank Schrog, Russ Ediger ond Duone Brunk. Several school ond personal records were broken over rhe year ond several more should foil nexr year since Corol Floming, Jonelle Schmidr, Rondo Winramure, Peggy Regier ond Duone Brunk ore oil underclassmen. Bock Roy Loepp. John Atkins. Raymond Kroeker. Brod Unruh, Ston Kroeket. Wendoll Kroeker Troy Wedel Rondy Jenkins Front Duone Brunk, Comeron Vincent, Scott Friesen. Russ Ediger. Vince Bengston, Curt Dyke, Frank Schrog 57 IHS SETS NEW RECORDS Corol sets new record in hurdles. Undo throws tOT 10 in discus. The leoders of 64 Wendoll sooking up the sunshine The 400 meter ond mile reloy teom Vince hurdles for o first Rondo honds-off to Rebecco 58 Undo. Rondo, ond Duone in o cheerful mood K Fronk winding up ro throw Monogers Julie Rotzloff. Monique Doniel. Becky Clork. ond Shonnon McColl 59 Parties, games, meetings, an auction and a banquet highlight the FFA year: Dock row DovkJ Knowles: Russ Ediger — President Vince 2engsron — Vice President Fronk Schrog — Sentinel; Troy Wedel — Reporter Sron Robinson Afford Dortel Third row Mork Sherrill Mr Jonrz — Sponsor; Orion Ediger Scott Friesen — Treasurer Curtis Dyke, Roy Loepp — Secretory; Deon Yoder Scon Sturgeon Morvln Doniel Tim Hopner Second row Drod Unruh Wendell Kroeker Dorcy Neufeld Bob Tolley Roymond Kroeker Kendoll Knockstedt; John Atkins Duone Orunk Mott Ediger; Comeron Grove Front row Trocy Nickel Debbie Gunn; ond Melisso Stubby The FFA members hove hod o rorher busy year with conrests, parties, ond meetings. They starred the year with o softball gome with their parents ond on FFA FHA born donee, where Rondo Winramute was crowned sweerheort. In the foil, several members attended the Notional Convention in Kansas City. Then in the spring the slove oucrion was held to raise money for the Parent- Member Banquet. Several of the members were involved in conrests throughout the year ond did very well. Vince Bengsron won the State Former award ond Troy Wedel was elected District Treasurer. Mr. Jonrz 60 1 The old officers induct the new officers 2 The Ag Mechomcs teom with their 3rd ploce ploque 3 Troy ond Roy with the BOAC oword for the Inmon FFA choprer 4 Wendell. Raymond, ond John enjoy the banquet 5 Roy. Troy ond Frank ot FFA comp 4 5 61 FHA Enjoys Successful Year Isr row: Connie Heidebrechr. Melody Weins. Julie Miller. Tommy Hosrerler. DeAnn Nickel. Cherie Ediger. Morilyn Jones. Audrey Armstrong. Julie Regehr, Deb Wood. Sonjo Ediger. Mrs. Sontee. 2nd row: Jenny Smiley. Lourino Erickson. Undo Heidebrechr. Sheri Ensz, Dione Dorrels. Julie Rorzloff. Tomi Froese. Lori Jones. Christy Weins. Amy Tolley. Amy Drossen. Rebecco Obold. 3rd row: Shannon McColl. Jockie Burke. Volerie Fast. Koro Lafferry. Jill Unruh. Kim Blank. Anito Rice. Shelly Mullen. Donno Rice, Noncy Kllewer. Down Fry, Jonelle Schmidt. Carol Floming. Monique Doniels. Judy Ediger This hos been on exciting year in FHA. For the first time in the history of Inmon High School we hod mole members. We hope that this will become o regulor occurrence in the years oheod. Thanks Stan and Presten for be- ing the brove pioneers. We also hod some of the troditionol get togethers. We took our dods out for pizzo and o movie. At the mothers banquet instead of o speaker some of the members put on the program ohd we installed our new officers. During Notional FHA Week we sold 28 dozen carnations. That is 22 dozen more than lost year. Thanks for oil your participation! The year ended on o good note with o final get together with the members. 62 President Cherie Ediger Mothers ond members enjoyed rhe bonquer We're Behind You, Team No ream is os successful without o pep-club os they ore with one This year's pep-club members were both spirited os well os loyal There were twenty-eight students that lettered in pep-club ot the end of the year. The new members bought pep-club shirrs and the club held concessions or many of the gomes to raise money. Overall it was o very successful year. 1) Building ice-creom cones or o pep assembly 2) Pep-Club Officers: Pres — Julie Miller. V Pres. — Connie Heidebrechr. Treos — Jen- ny Smiley, Sec. — Sheri Ensz 3) Girls basketball reom learning ro cheer 4) Pep-Club Members 64 Students earn honors Paul Siemens — Konsos Store Scholar: Audrey Armstrong — Kansas S.ore Scholar, lorson Scholarship. Supplemental Scholarship: Jenny Smiley — Kansas Stare Scholar. Konsos Honor Student. Governor s Scholar. Wagner Scholarship; Connie Heidebrechr — Konsos Honor Scholar; Com Vincent — Dean's Scholarship; Lindo Heidebrechr — Award of Excellence The High-Q ream included Roy Loepp, Com Vincent, Ston Kroeker, Cherie Ediger and Melody Wiens. Coming in early in the morning to prepare for meets wos o constant obstacle. The ream compered in the Abilene Invitational, the Halstead Invitational, the Newton Invitorionol ond the KAKE TV High-Q qualifying round. 65 Isf Row: Cherie Ediger. Dorcy Neufeld. Roy Loepp. [Job Tolley. Amy Drossen. Deb Wood. Brion Ediger. Dole Froese. Russ Ediger. Julie Miller 2nd Row l.iso Kroeker. Sron Kroeker. Golen Heide. DeAnn Nickel. Com Vincenr. Mr Dody. Scorr Friesen, Undo Heldebrechr. Drion Ediger. Morilyn Jones. Vince Bengsron. Fronk Schrog 66 Sruco Sponsors Mr Dody ond Mr. Billings Student Council ’84 Eorly in September, STUCO sponsored rhe onnuol back-ro-school picnic ond donee to welcome rhe freshmen ond new students to IHS. STUCO is responsible for Moy Doy ond the students chose Jenny Smiley Queen ond Comeron Vincent Prince Chorming. They held o dinner meeting ot the Pizzo Hut to plan the rest of rhe year's activities. They sponsored three paid assemblies, The Duhler Singers, Mr. ond Mrs. John Nonce, o Halloween party ond Easter ond Moy Doy assemblies. They hod o passing period in honor of rhe boy's basketball team, dress-up days, STUCO elections, o benefit for the students, candy ond pop machines, ond o school picnic. Students enjoyed Stuco assemblies Com, you've got to be kidding! Dock row: Mr. Combs. Mr. Cochran, Mr. Schmidt. Mr. Jontz, Mr. Hetlinger. Mrs. Georhort. Mrs. Krehbiel. Mrs. Fredrickson. Mrs Johnson, Mrs. Els. Mr. Mosrerson, Mrs. Pfannensriel. Mr. Goering, Mr. Hicks. Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Santee, Mr. Dody. Mr Koloupek, Mr. Worthing, Mr. Pfonnensriel. 68 Teachers nor only prepare students for doily work in the classroom, they also prepare us for the future. So along with lessons they helped dosses, dubs and organizations through parries, money-moking activities and various trips. Some even participated in the Jog-o-Thon ond the lock in. We found rhot they were one person in the classroom ond another outside of it when they could relax ond forger the problems of lessons ond discipline. Members of the Board of Education give up many evenings to monoge District 446 business. While they hove not hod on extensive building project this year, they hove been busy equipping new classrooms, buying new buses ond overseeing the general business of the district. We appreciated time off to attend regionols ond store basketball gomes. We also appreciated their support for the lock in after prom ond for on extended Senior trip. But. most of all. we appreciated the fine education their effort mode possible. Glennis Smith. Secretory. Pauline Schmidt ond Phyllis Luty. Lilene Simmons. Henry Siemens, ond Don Smith. Custodions. Cooks. Counselor Morlin Billings Superinrendenr Dr Loyol Vincent 69 School Doord Members: Don Froese. Gerold Koufmon. Dill Smiley. Gory Ely. Roymond Friesen. Doris Ridge, ond Som Lewis Prom wos the biggest heodoche for the doss of '85. Bur the hord work ond dedication paid off to moke one of the most successful proms ever. The paper drive ond the chili supper were the biggest money making projects this doss hod. There wos olwoys something to gripe about, but the juniors were always reody to fotg ve ond forget ond then celebrate with o party. This wos o closs with the finest of people. The doss of '85 will live forever in the holls of good old IH5. Cliff Ooriel Lourino Erickson Juke Milk r Shelly Mullen Tony Burke Scott Friesen v . Liso Kroeker Michele Ooys Golen Heide Julie Borzloff Sheilo Borzloff Sronley Kroeker ,StQO IVQbinson Rondy Ellis Rondy Jenkins Down Mork Koy Mortens Melody Wiens 1 Dovid Ediger Kevin Idler Rondo Wmiomute My Deoresf Deoresr Dorling Closs officers Trocy Nickel — Secrerory. Orion Epp — Presi- dent. Jonelle Schmidt — Vice President, Melisso Slobby — Treosurer jfl r Eorl Ackley Mone Armstrong Corol Flaming Dole Froese The humorous ond ofren witty Sophomore doss seems ro be quier. bur beneorh this guise they ore for from ir! In rheir second yeor of high school rhe Sophomores ore becoming more ond more coughr up with oil of rhe aaiviries offered Football. Volleyball. Basketball. Trock. and clubs kept everyone on rheir roes The doss ran rhe Inmon Cafe during rhe Fall Festival ond experienced a good ol paper drive to eorn money for future use Many of rhe members of rhe class were outstanding in a number of things Richord Garcia excelled in football, Jonelle Schmidt In basketball ond piano ond Troy Wedel in winning the Hugh O'Brion Award. Though the closs lost a member in Januory they gained two new members before rhe yeor ended. Amy Tolly left while Koren Winter ond Elizabeth Heidebrecht came ro Inmon to join rhe gong Donno Rice Troy Wedel Jill Unruh Koro Lofferry Trocy Nickel Julie Regehr Mork Sherrill Melisso Stubby Amy Tolley Koren Winter Deborah Wood Deon Yoder 73 The freshmen ore always recognizable as a class since the girls rower over rhe boys and rhar was rrue rhis year. The girls were loud and talkative; rhe boys shy. bur nor bashful. The guys were probably best known for going ro rhe dances rogerher and never leaving each other's sides When ir come ro Homecoming though, rhe locker decorations were The best ever Ar rhe beginning of rhe year rhe frosh ore re- quired ro sing rhe school song and needless ro soy few knew ir. Bur rhe class is fun — they re hilarious on o bus trip or in rhe halls. It's too bod rhe boys haven't discovered rhe girls in rheir own doss. They go for older women — Juniors ond Seniors. While rhe class is arhleric minded John Arkins was rhe only freshman boy ro ploy on rhe Varsity Boskerboll ream Class Officers: Volerie Fasr — Sec . Kendall Knacksiedt — V Pres. Rebecca Rebecca!!! Obold — Trees Oob Tolly — Pres John Afkins Dione Borrels Kim Blonk Duone Brunk Jockie Burke Amy Drossen Mort Fdiger Sonjo Fdiger Valerie Fosr Comeron Grove Noncy Kliewer Kendoll Knocksredr Roy Kroeker Wendell Kroeker Shannon McColl Dorcy NeuJeld Rebecco Obold Aniro Rice Bobby Tolly Brodley Unruh Chrisry Wiens 75 Come on Com P E isn'r rhor bod!! Senior Sneak It was fun in the sun Here we sroyed ond here we Ployed Jon, ore you doing anything bock there?” Don't 'jre look intelligent? 76 It was high noon on Sunday. Moy 20 ond the Senior Class left for Oklahoma. We arrived or Western Hills Lodge ond ployed for four doys or riving home only in rime for graduation. Our sponsors soid we didn’t sleep (really, we did) bur we hod fun ond so did they. Most of us water skied, we oil went booting, canoeing ond swimming, took o hoy rock ride to o barbecue ond ore Texas hamburgers, ond en- joyed o final banquet. We didn't hove time for everything we plonned. bur the fun was in being together, teas- ing, goofing off, laughing ond enjoying our lost few doys of high school. It wos great. Do you see whot I see? Too tired to core! A Siftin' round rhe or compfire We Stepped Into - Graduation . . . 4 78 .The (Senior Class 3, nman announces iis c ommencemeni fjxercises Thursday eoeninj, Mai i wen iy -jour j ineieen hundred eiyhiy-jour seven- thirty 'clock Inman Ufiqh (School fjt mnasium ujn i cnoo 7y, Inman, X Lansas 79 Index Ackley. Eorl 73. Armstrong. Audrey 6. 9.11, 14. 24, 25, 27. 28, 29. 31, 33. 44, 46. 47. 54 55. 62. 65. 72, 76. 77, 78. Armstrong, Morie 20. 34, 54, 73. Atkins, John 22. 32. 40. 42. 43. 57, 75. Darrel, Clifford 22. 71. Darrels, Dione 17. 32, 33. 44, 45. 62. 75. Dengston. Vince 6, 9, 11. 28. 29. 39. 41. 42. 55. 57, 59 66. 67. 76, 77. Dlonk. Kim 13.17, 20, 32, 34. 47. 45, 62, 75. Drown, Gory 6. 11. 76. 77, 78, 79. Drunk, Duone 22, 32. 43, 57, 59, 75. Durke, Jackie 17, 20, 24, 34. 45. 62. 75. Durke, Tony 22, 27. 40. 42. 43, 71. Croys. Michele 13.18. 32. 71. Doniel, Marvin 22, 28, 32, 54, 73. Daniel, Monique 13. 18. 20, 28. 32, 43. 44, 45, 59. 71. Drossen, Amy 17. 33. 34, 37. 45. 55. 62. 66. 74. 75. Dyke. Curtis 6, 11,57, 77, 78 Eberhordf. Scott 6. 11, 22, 23. 24, 77, 78 Ediger, Drion 6, 11. 16, 17. 22. 23. 24, 25, 32, 39, 40. 41, 42. 66. 77, 78. Ediger, Cherie 6, 11.13, 44. 62, 63. 65. 66. 77. 78. Ediger, David 22, 33, 45, 71. Ediger, Judy 17. 20. 32. 45, 62. Ediger. Matthew 22, 32. 75. Ediger. Russell 6, 9,11, 16. 17. 22. 23, 24, 25, 40. 41. 42. 55, 57, 59. 66, 67, 77, 78. 80 Ediger. Sonja 13,17, 32. 44, 55, 62, 74, 75. Ellis. Randy 22, 27, 40. 41. 42. 55. 71. Enns. Jon 7,11, 27, 76. 77. 78. Ensz, Sheri 7, 9,11. 14.17, 32, 38. 55. 57. 62. 63, 76. 77, 78. Epp. Drion 28. 42. 45, 46, 47. 66. 72, 73. Erickson, Lourina 5, 62, 71. Fast, Valerie 17. 32, 62, 74, 75. Flaming, Corol 13. 20, 32. 57, 62, 72, 73. Friesen, Scott 5, 16, 22. 32. 33, 40. 41, 42, 44, 57. 66. 71. Froese. Dale 16. 22, 33. 42. 45, 46, 47, 66. 72. 73. Froese. Tomi 7, 11.14. 38, 39. 62. 76, 77. 78 Fry, Dawn 13, 16. 26. 33, 40, 45, 46. 47. 53, 62. 63, 65, 73,80 Fry. Presten 3. 7. 9, 11, 22, 26, 28. 29, 31, 41, 42. 44, 46. 47. 53. 76, 77, 78. 80. Garcia, Richard 22, 71. 72. 73. Gonzales. Jose 22, 45, 71. Grove, Cameron 22, 32, 74. 75. Gunn, Debbie 33, 44, 71. 73. Hopner, Tim 72, 73. Heide, Galen 13. 32. 33. 44. 46. 47, 53. 66, 67. Heidebrecht, Connie 7, 9.11, 14. 18,19, 24, 31. 32. 34. 35, 36. 37. 54, 55. 62. 65. 76, 77,78. Heidebrecht, Linda 7. 9.11. 14. 18. 19, 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 44. 46, 47, 53. 57. 59, 62, 65. 66. 67. 76, 77. 78, 79. Heidebrecht. Liz 26. 33, 53, 63. 73. Hobbs. Drenda 72. 73. Hostetler. Tami 4. 28, 32, 34. 48. 54. 62, 71. Idler. Kevin 22, 32, 45. 46. 47. 53. Idler, Melody 7, 11, 45. Jenkins. Randy 22, 40. 41, 42, 43. 44. 55. 57, 71 Jones, Lori 57, 62, 71. Jones. Marilyn 7, 9. 11, 62, 66. Kliewer, Nancy 32, 45. 55, 62, 74, 75. Knacksredr, Kendall 32. 43, 74, 75. Knowles, David 10, 11,16. 22. 23. 24, 40. 41. 42, 78 Kroeker, Lisa 13.18, 32, 34. 35. 36, 37, 44. 46, 47. 54, 66, 67, 71. 80. Kroker, Raymond 13, 32, 33, 43. 44, 45. 57, 75. Kroeker, Stan 4. 43. 44, 46. 47. 53, 54, 65. 66, 71. Kroeker, Wendell 13, 32. 33, 44. 45. 57, 75. Lafferry, Kara 13, 33, 44, 45. 62. 63. 73. Loepp, Roy 13. 43. 44, 46. 47, 54. 57, 65. 66, 71. Mark, Dawn 18, 20. 28, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 45, 46. 47, 54. 55, 57. Martens. Kay 13, 18, 32, 44. 46, 47, 53, 71. Miller, Julie 9. 24, 25, 62, 66, 71. Mullen. Shelly 4, 13.18. 26, 28. 44. 45. 54. 62. McColl, Shanon 17. 32. 59. 62. 75. Neufeld, Dorcy 22. 33, 43, 44. 45. 66. 75. Nickel. DeAnn 10, 11, 14. 18, 19, 24, 25, 33. 44, 62, 66. 76, 77, 78. Nickel, Traci 2. 16. 33, 45, 72. 73. Obold, Rebecca 17, 32, 33, 45. 55. 57, 62, 74, 75. Penner, Rod 10, 11. 76, 77, 78 Ratzlaff. Julie 18. 32, 44. 62. 71. Ratzloff, Sheila 32, 54, 71, 80. Regehr. Julie 13, 33. 34. 44, 45. 62. 63, 73. Regier, Peggy 3,13, 32, 33. 34, 35, 36, 37, 44, 46, 47, 57, 59, 71, 80. Rice, Anita 17. 32. 33. 44. 45, 55, 57, 62, 75 Rice, Donna 16. 28, 32, 33, 44, 45. 62. 63. 73. Robinson, Stanley 71. Schmidt, Janelle 13. 20. 34, 37. 52, 53, 54, 57, 62, 63, 72. 73. Schrag. Frank 10, 11.17, 22. 23. 24. 25. 33. 38. 40. 41, 42. 45. 57, 59, 66. 78. Sherrill, Mark 22, 73. Siemens, Paul 10,11. 28. 32. 33. 45, 54. 65, 78. Smiley. Jenny 2, 9, 10, 11,15, 17. 18. 19, 20. 32, 33. 34. 35, 36, 37, 44, 54. 55. 57. 59. 62, 65, 76, 77, 78, 79. Snyder, Joleen 10. 11, 57, 76, 77, 78. Stubby, Melissa 32, 45, 72, 73. Sturgeon, Scott 22. 71. Talley, Amy 45. 62, 63. 72, 73, 74. Talley, Dob 22, 28, 32, 33, 43, 45, 66, 75. Unruh, Drodley 22, 32, 43. 44. 45. 57, 75. Unruh, Jill 24, 25, 33. 44. 45, 47, 53, 62, 63, 73. Vincent, Cameron 5, 10. 11, 15, 22. 23, 24, 25, 28. 40, 41. 44. 46, 47. 52. 53. 54. 55, 57. 59. 65. 66. 67. 76. 77. 80. Wedel. Troy 16. 28. 29, 57, 73. Wiens, Christy 17, 32, 44. 55. 62. 74, 75. Wiens, Melody 3,13, 28. 29. 32. 33, 34, 35. 36. 37, 44, 46. 47. 54. 62. 65. 71. Winramute. Rondo 3,18, 32, 33. 34, 35, 44. 46, 47, 53, 54. 57, 59. 71, 80. Winter, Karen 44, 63. 73. Wood. Debra 5, 32, 44, 45, 62. 63, 66. 73. Yoder, Dean 17. 33, 43, 45, 73. 81 Chorlorre Dishop Drod Dlonk Jomes Cloyd Julie Croys Gordon Enns Chrisri Ensz Tommy Epp Monico Fosr Shone Friesen Dill Froese Porricio Hobbs Troy Hosrerler Tom Jenkins Drendo Jones Kyle Jones Angie Loomis Tony Mork Russell Miller Cindy Noll Don Penner Sreven Penner Jeff Rorzloff Jerry Regehr Ann Ridge Chris Roubideoux Jeni Schrog Vevo Simmons Scorr Smiley Drion Snyder Decky Thiessen Louri Wedel Jennifer Willems Drod Willems Trocie Winromure Class of r 82 Vice President — Dill Froese. Sec Treos — Trocie Winromure. President — Gordon Enns June Atkins Mott Decker Shonnon Bengsron Dovid Cooper Cris Dooley Dusri Ediger Dorrell Ely Julie Friesen Liso Howkinson John Hedrich Dill Heidebrechr Eric Johnson Rustin Lefferty Doniel Miller Chod Nochtigol Penny Penner Roymond Penner Volerie Phillips Andrew Rotzloff Angelo Regehr Joson Regehr Rock Regehr Mike Robinson Mott Showolrer Corhy Simmons 83 DO. RE. Ml � J' The Jr. High Bond starred our a very successful season with the firsr steps in marching. They wenr on to march in the Foil Fesrival Parade and pur on a show for a home foorboll gome. Many playoffs ond challenges throughout the year created o rather comperirive spirit amidst the sections, ond resulted in o noticeable im- provement in the abilities of the bond os o whole. The year was highlighted by o well received concert in February followed by receiving 'T' rorings from rhe judges or rhe Jr. High Music Festival. The bond finished its season with another concert ond o morching perfor- mance for rhe May Day celebration in McPherson. The Jr. High Bond is under the direction of Don Mosterson ond the Jr. High Choir is direcred by Glenda Pfonnenstiel. The Jr. High hod o very successful year in vocal music. The foil program Autumn Cascades” wos held on November 1. ond the winter program, Chrisrmas Go Pound”, on December 20. The students did well or rhe Heart of America League Music Contest on March 16. Our of 16 vocol groups, 13 come bock with on I raring. The 6rh grade boys ensemble wos very forrunate ond received o 1+ raring. The following solos ond ensembles received these ratings: 7rh grade girls ensemble — I, 8rh grade girls ensemble — I, 7th grade boys ensemble — I. 8th grade boys ensemble — l+, 8rh grade Entertainers — I, June Atkins — II, Julie Crays — I, Gordon Enns — II, Monica Fast — I, Shone Friesen — I, Pusrin Lofferty — II, Angie Loomis — I, Don Penner — I, Penny Penner — I, ond Scott Smiley — I. The Inmon Chorus consisting of oil rhe Inmon Jr. High students received o rating of I from borh judges. A spring program, Spring Fever” was also held on May 15. 84 Cost for Lumberjacks and Weddingbelles Josh Dorney Luke Pie Annie Abrohom Nellie Jennie Aso Mercer Chorify Jones Moe Belle Thisryme Foirh Hope Arobello Mo Scrubbs Venus............... Aphrodite Moyor Thoddeus Crook Lum................. Hermit Melisso Pendleton Deputy Circuit Judge Jomes Cloyd Troy Hostetler Shone Friesen Christi Ensz Scott Smiley Jennifer Schrog Cindy Noll Chris Roubideoux Angie Loomis Monico Fast Becky Thiessen Tommy Epp Julie Croys Loun Wedel Ann Ridge Trocie Wintomure Don Penner Jeff Rorzloff Tom Jenkins Li so Howkmson Kyle Jones Gordon Enns The ocrion rakes place in the Pacific Northwest, in the days before Washington achieved statehood, which is around the late 1880's. The Washington Territory is mighty shy on mar- riageable femoies, so Asa Mercer, on enterprising young lawyer, sails to Boston and returns with a group of prospec- tive young ladies. The belles discover they hove o fearsome enemy in the Horrible Scrubbs Family, that consists of can- tankerous Mo and her ox of o son, Lum, and Ma s two teenage daughters. Venus ond Aphrodite. They hore lumberjacks because they cut down trees and that's bod for trappin’ critters. Aso and some of the belles land in jail! All manner of musical mirth breaks out before the bad guys ore defeated. 85 Sirring — Ridge. Thiessen. Loomis. Croys. Noll Kneeling — Cloyd. Ensz. Epp. Wedel. Winromure Schrog. D Penner 3rd Row — Smiley. Blonk. Hosrerler. Jones. Froese, S. Penner. Willems, Enns. Regehr. Mrs. Pfonnensriel Bock Row — Rorzloff Friesen. Roubideoux And Now For The Sports . . . Dock — Cooch Hull, Thiessen. Ridge, Wintomute. Epp, Wedel Middle — Howkinson. Willems. Penner, Noll. Croys. Ensz. Bishop Front — Fosr. Friesen. Atkins. Phillips. Schrog, Simmons The Droves soccer reams completed rhelr 1983 seasons in grand fashion. The girls hod o sparkling 6-0 record, ourscoring rheir op- ponents 21-1. They were guided to o perfect season by Cooch Gory Hull. The boys also compiled o winning record of 5-3. The twenty-three seventh and eighth- grade boys were coached by Nick Schmidt. Dock — Roubtdeoux Snyder. S Penner Enns. Smiley RorzkXf R 9ehr Cooch Schmldr Middte — Nochrtgot. Friesen Jenkins. Jones Mork D Penner From — Cloyd Heidebrechi Ely. OJonk. Regehr Cooper Seared — Show ok er Lafferty Hedr h Dooley. R Penner Johnson Dock — Fast. Simmons. Jones. Willerps. Cooch Hull. Wintomute. Thiessen, Loomis Front — Ediger. Sturgeon. Croys. Wedel. Noll. Ensz. Penner. Friesen Dock — Smiley, Snyder. Friesen. Rotzloff. Roubideoux. Enns. Willems. S Pen- ner, Jenkins. Ely. Decker. Cooch Schmidt Front — Lofferty. Dooley. Hostetler, Orth. Cloyd. Blank, R. Penner, Heidebrecht. Johnson. Cooper. Regehr. Mork Soccer, Basketball, Track The Inmon Jr. High Girls Doskerboll Team finished their 1983-84 season in style. They rook rhe Heart of America League Champion- ship with a 7-0 record, ond olso won rhe HOA rournomenr by defeating Central Christian, Burrton, and Windom. The Braves finished their year with a perfect 13-0 record. The Inman Jr. High Boys Basketball Team completed a very successful season. Twenty- three seventh and eighth grade boys com- peted in rhe varsity and B” ream games, compiling on excellent 9-4 record for rhe varsi- ty and a 5-4 record for the 'B'' ream. The var- sity boys placed second in rhe Heart of America League Tournament ond third in league standings. Bock — Cooch Schmidt, Smiley. Jenkins. Willems, Friesen Rorzloff D Penney Ass t Cooch Ely Front — Cloyd, Enns. S. Penner, Roubideaux Mark, Ely. Dlonk Bock — Cooch Schmidt. Becker. Regehr. Orth. Cooper, R Penner. Ass t. Cooch Ely Front — Lofferty. Jenkins, Willems Rotzloff, D Penner Dooley. Johnson 87 This group of Jr. High studenrs were selected by their reochers to compete in o Konsos Store Scholorship Test. They compered ogoinst other studenrs in the leogue in vorious ocodemic subjects. Bock — C Nochtigol. S. Bengsron, C Dooley, D Ely. T Hostetler. C Roubideoux, 5 Smiley Front — V Phillips. J. Friesen, P Penner, M Fost. A Ridge. D Ediger ▲ Don't eyeboll mel We re number 1! ► 88 4 ▲ We bod! 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