Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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We have striven to lead you through the various doorways of high school life at Central, and to preserve the golden memories acquired during this, one of your treasured high school years. With this purpose in mind, we, the members of Arrow Board, take great pride in presenting this, your Arrow for 1965. L... This Is DEDICATIO . .. For over three decades Miss Hannah Buss has brought to her students the wonders of the world of science. Countless numbers of students have passed through her door in expectation of the knowledge which she had to offerg and she gave it unselfishly. Her reward? Seeing those countless num- bers pass out of C-34 with a better un- derstanding of the world around them. We the Seniors, remember the leaf projects, field trips, crayfish dissections, and planaria under the microscopeg but among the most enjoyable events of our high school career were those evenings in the spring which she helped make so memorable-the Proms. So to you, Hannah Buss, in apprecia- tion for the knowledge, the memories, and a job well-done, we the Class of '65 dedicate this ARROW. 5 Arrow Staff Editor-in-Chief .... Business Manager Associate Editor ss,ssss, Senior Co-Editors Activities Editor L Organizations Editor s,,,a ,, Art Editor v,r,rrrr Sports Editor Student Index L ,rrrr Photographer rrrrrr Advisors .rr,.r,r Nancy Grandpre Marilyn Hieb Peggy Lamont Linda Leffler Carol Mary Dixon Pam Ray Barb Wallace Andi Arnold Koni Kirschman Sandi Pelzl Pat Reinhardt Marilyn Roesch Josie Schumacher Linda Larson Linda Edenstrom Jim Heintzman Richard Huffman Alice Laird Harlan Olson Pam Olthoff Toni Ristau Carol Tadlock Andi Twitchell Anne Wheelock Carmen Elms Steve Amundson Ned Dixon Paul Guttmann Randy Howell Mary Kamen Linda Gese Barb Rohl Richard Loomis Cletus Noecker Harry Jones in - 'Y Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION , ,.... , ,f., . .... , L . 10-32 CLASSES ,S...,v.Sf..vSA.. Class Officers SSS.,SSS ACTIVITIES IIIII., Pageant Day ,SIS A ,,SSISI - Sadie Hawkins ..S.,..v,S... Sweetheart Formal eI.,e 1964 Prom .eeA...,ee...., Career Day ..rA.... ,L Government Day .,rvr Declamation rr....r,r Debate rr...rrrr...rrr. Eaglean Follies ,ri.. Fall Play ..rrrrrr - Spring Play I r,rr L, Color Day rr..rrr...vs..aa L ORGANIZATIONS rrr. Blue and Gold Staff ,rrro I Arrow Board rrr..asssrr. L Keystone rrr.rr,.rr..sr....Vss....os,. 4 ..soo, AA.. . National Forensic League .,rrrr Thespians 1 ,.rrrrr...rrrr,,rrrrr.. L 34-72 37, 70, 71 74-100 77-84 85 86 87 88 89 90-91 92-93 94-95 96 . ,,r, 97-98 99 102-196 105 , or 106-107 108-109 .3 14. 110 111 112-113 T 'n T rrr,rr rr.r,,..,,rr..2r22,l.2.22 Radio Staff ,.r,rrr.rrr... .22r. 1 14-115 Student Council rrrrro . 116-117 Red Cross .,r,rr1..rrrr ..22, 1 18-119 A Cappella .,,rr,,.. D ,ro,r . .,rrr 120-124 Girls' Glee Club rrrr, L ..,.1r ,.r... 1 25 Choruses - ...r..D,Dl...,....,r.....r,r..... rr... 1 26-127 Band rrr....2r....2l....f.....21. International Relations Club French Club .Drrl...rr......,rr.l....,r, , German Club l,..rrr,r,. Spanish Club L ,..rrrrl.... - Latin Club rr,,....,rr.....rrrrrr Exchange Students ,L rrrl - AFS Club rrr,......rr....,.r.r,....l Girls' and Boys' State rr..... Library Staff ..,,vrr.......rrr. CHS Bookstore 1 .,,....or Monitors ,rrr,......,rl......r, Future Homemakers ,rr., Chess Club rr,,,rrrrr,.,..rrr, Biology Club .,rrrr,.....r Junior Lions ...,....,...r.... -- Junior Rotarians .....,......... J umor Cosmopolltans ....... J un1or Sertomas .......,,..... Lettermen's Club ....,rrr Pep Club rrr....., , ..r..... Drill Team rrrr rrroo, SPORTS rlrro.. Football rrrrorr. -. Basketball ,.,..oo Wrestling rr,..,r,rrrr Track rrrrrrr.rrr.rrrr,rrr,r,. Girls' Athletics ,..,rrrrorr. 128- 132 133 134 135 136 137 fffffuias-139 140 141 142 143 144-145 146-147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154-155 156-157 158-159 162-190 165-172 173-183 184-185 186-187 188-189 STUDENT INDEX .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,- 1 92-199 EDITOR'S FAREWELL rrrlro.. 200 7 L 3' f S Q, , 5 ff H . fa 5. , 9, NM M A f' :3:l : 1 fp , fE l W ,L ,i lg . , x , .Qin K ,, .,.. . 5 - av ug , 3 QE! f 'Q' , , if 13, 5 E 3 2 K x 5 H ' ff HW X y l 141 1 XR XL, -534 A ' T ' , l Ming ,F ri - imfil 2 ll fkgeef , w e l lmao mmqg iii ' T 'f - ..g,,1-- H 2352 ,jr rj -Leg 1,-,iije fefi ij 7-E -E., iQ , f gifwi f ig 3 fs l il lg, leigf 'rf' lr1gjwggf', gli X .7 gm r leg' l rg rlll'+ye.Viss?Qw t yi lf ,VIL Zilggf Ligvl 511165 g be e V T QE! lajlrflr Us ki T g fiiiigl Lllngf 'xxN,NMf.-,f fs -g gr gg t X s,g Jldmnimigtnatiom and acullfg - W :I-f - :: - f. - ,... Each school morning, most of our dedicated teachers entered North door Central, beginning another day of instruction. Whether to a lab, to a blackboard, or to a basket- ball court, they gave to us, their students, a portion of the knowledge which they had brought with them through these doors. It was up to us to make use of the clay's teaching, so that when the teachers left school, here, at the end of the day, their job had been completed success fully, North door Central was known generally as the teacher's entrance. 11 J. W. Deacon Clerk and Business Manager 955595 c r r Duane Riedel President of the Board Education has for its object Kenneth Sauck QW 0 3 ,all xi if n a--'l'nQM,a,.flI::gg---- W. H. Edwards the formation of character Harlan Clark Manley Feinstein C H. Holgate, Superintendent of Public Schools -an-H,-,,,,,,,.,..... k,:: K is sf ,gg My heartiest congratulations to all seniors on completing this important step in your career. Never in our his- tory has a high school diploma meant so much to an individual. For all of you, this should be your first step in your training. Our changing times make it absolutely essential to plan further education if you are going to reach any degree of success in any type of future work. You are leaving Central with mixed emotions. At the present time, you are too close to Central to evaluate objec- tively our contribution to you. Ten years from now, you will be able to do this, and when you do, I sincerely hope We will receive a passing grade. My thanks for the fine contributions you have made to Central the past three years. My best Wishes go with you as you continue your training. C. H. Holgate Willard E. Ellis, Principal of Central High School It gives me great pleasure to con- gratulate this senior class upon its grad- uation from high school. I hope that in the long years ahead all of you will continue to Work toward pre- paring yourselves for constructive ca- reers. I also trust that you seniors will be leaving Central High with faith in yourselves, confidence in others, and the resolution to give your best to your life Work. The best of luck to all. Willard E. Ellis ft fn' V I 3, fl X 6 1 mn 4x'4X'4'3'f Di? ,E 1 E24 4,31 Melvin Buck Vera Masters Ellendale State College - B.S. Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Stout Institute - M.S. . Junlor Counselor Sophomore Counselor KGYSWHG HOUOI' S0Ci9tY AFS Club DECA Good counsel has no price Clarence Carson Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Senior Counselor 15 Kathy Schreiber Northern State College - B.S. University of Wyoming - M.A. Senior English Speech Declamation Debate Radio Staff Lorraine Ester Kansas State Universit B S y - . . Emporia State University - M.S. Librarian Library Club 16 Speech is the index of the mind Carol Pratt Black Hills State College - B.S. University of South Dakota - M.A. Speech Drama School Plays Declamation Joseph Farnham South Dakota State University - B.S. Advanced Speech Speech Declamation Debate , 'wLL Anita Hof Dakota Wesleyan University - B.A University of South Dakota - M.A American Literature Evelyn Dickson Dakota Wesleyan University - B.A. Librarian Library Club 17 Norma Chilton Bernice Knudson University of Minnesota - B.S. Yankton College- B.A. English 10 English 10 Languages are the pedigrees of nations C e H I Harry Jones Huron College - B.A. i University of Wyoming - M Alice Hendrickson Spanish I gl H - French I Sz II Concordia College -- B.A. Spanish Club American Literature French Club Latin II Chess Club X vi X iii? Til? -' 157' - V I , 4 .ff nw-....,ys 1 K ' k Alice Palmquist Northern State College - B.S., M.S. American Literature English 10 Declamation in - . X I I ., 1 ef , uf fa x We ..,, in K is 1 wiv me K- . Y-Y. I 1' wr, t 'W 3 5? I' i,ti F Yi, Tlx Y! Margaret Elms University of Minnesota - B.S. German I KL II World History German Club Dale Dobberpuhl Northern State College - S Senior English German II Declamation Courtney Haussman Black Hills State College - B.S University of Wyoming - M.A College Prep English Senior English Radio Staff Bookstore 1, if gk i f 7 V ff fi ff . 5 '-we ' Arlie Rudd Dakota Wesleyan University - B.A. Northern State College - M.S, Bookkeeping Edward Berreth Northern State College - B.S., M.S Business Math Business Law Monitor Board ,viii Glenn Leffler Black Hills State College - B.S. Northern State College - M.S. Typing I sz II 5 Junior Red Cross Skill to do comes of doing Ann Pattno Northern State College - B.S. Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing I Lois Widvey Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Business English Earl Buhler Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Office Practice Shorthand SSS 21 Ruth Thomle University of Northern Illinois - B.E Northern State College - M.S. iwkw. , Richard Newman Northern State College - B.S. Auto Mechanics Metal Shop Art I Sz II Junior-Senior Prom A thing of beauty is a joy forever . . Mary Plut South Dakota State University - B.S. Home Economics 10 gl 12 FHA Charlotte Clarke South Dakota State University - University of Wyoming - M.S. Home Economics Survey Home Economics 12 R Thomas Butch Northern State College - B.S. Mechanical Drawing I Arts KL Crafts Junior B's 22 BS Robert Pratt Colorado State College - B.A., M.A. Printing I Ka II Blue KL Gold ri n 3 f 5 2 l 2 Q N 1 H af , f 5, 'H 2-1332 , .A 4. S' Q Ed Charboneau A Q Northern State College - B.S. C Colorado A 8: M - M.S. Wood shop I at n it can never pass into nothingnessn Robert Fuller Merlyn Aman Northern State College - B.A. Northern State College - B.S. A Northwestern University - M.S. rt I A Cappella Glee Club Choruses Orville Evenson Augustana College - B.A. University of Colorado - M.M.E A Kz B Bands Frank Bohall Northern State College - B.S. George Williams College - M.S. Biology Cross-Country Coach Sophomore Basketball Carl Dauman South Dakota State University - B.S., M.S. Biology Q! ii The goal of science is to describe the universe Kenneth Buhler Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Trigonometry Geometry --.m.-wus.-. William Klitz Northern State College - B.S. Advanced Algebra Geometry Drill Team 24 il. ,'-- C Hannah Buss Northern State College - B.S., M.S. Biology Junior-Senior Prom Biology Club Faye Smith Dakota Wesleyan University - B.A. Macalester College d M.A. Chemistry Henry Waldman Northern State College - B.S. Alfred Bull Northern State College - B.S. University of South Dakota - M.A. 2' iffy University of Illinois - M.S. Advanced Algebra Senior Math Ronald Stocking Northern State College - B.S., M.S. American History Assistant Football Coach The best prophet of the future is the past M, tw. Dave Smith Sioux Falls College - B.A. University of South Dakota - M.A. American History Junior Football James Kretchman Northern State College - B.S., M.S. American History Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach Curtis Kruger Northern State College - B.S. MS Modern Problems Junior Basketball Cardinal Football N,-.I Cletus Noecker University of South Dakota Modern Problems Journalism I dz II Student Council Arrow Board Blue Sz Gold Reedy Fossum University of Minnesota - B.S., M.E. Modern Problems Service Clubs The wise for cure on exercise depend . ?M-. ,W Donald Reshetar Augustana College - B.A. Northern State College - M.S. Physical Education Lyle '6Bud Belk South Dakota State University B.S., M.S. Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach ,Ag Athletic Director Varsity Football Intramural Basketball Al Sahh Northern State College B S M E Physical Education Intramural Basketball Sophomore Football Varsity Track Coach Mary Amacher University of South Dakota - B.A Physical Education Drill Team Pep Club 28 Ginger Pieplow Marian Wood N 'TO Gladys Heintzman Audra Johnson is the most beautiful verb in the world Virginia Deck Betty Adler 1 . ,dwi- - 15:1 B...--f ' The greatest wealth is health Jeanette Hurrell Helen Gray Mrs. Letha Crabtree Mrs. William Ottenbacher ...s W xiwxm' wg Mrs. Williams ,K , 2' if We 1 . fi Q Q hgh' at .E it A ia ii A 1,,?,l TN I M f-?--,,.e- -Lai.,-.M ,Q V 1 A kv., Mrs. Esther Oveson Mrs. Ken Schutz Mrs. Kuhl Q! Work is the weapon of honor . ,, ook Casper Benflt ,7o X l e o fs sg, Emil X f ' s f T Eugene Zacher Walter Johnson Harold Williams Ziff R wk. 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Classes -- I ,f-522 '? - At one time or another during each school day, every Centralite passed through South door Central at least onceg either by running to catch that eight o'cloclc class, by dashing to Washington and the lunch line, or by dragging himself homeward after a four olcloclc class finally ended. That we gained therein was important indeed, but even more important was that we left something worth- while to Central in return for those opportunities which had been ours for the taking. South door Central was nearly every studentls entrance. Second-semester voting resulted in an all-male victory. Tom Daschel, presidentg Tom Roth, Vice-presidentg and Ron Gardner, secretary had the honor of leading the grand march at the Junior- Senior Prom. Senior Executives Choosing the Senior Class an- nouncements, was the major re- sponsibility of the first semester class officers. They were Tom Roth, presidentg Robertta Fossum, vice-presidentg and Joyce Stiles, secretary. Wei 2 x sg 3 , Q -ww, Mwgr' 37 ia... Linda Aldous Sandra Aman Steve Amundson Cathy Anderson Annette Andrews Drill Team Monitor Board Student Council President Language Club A Cappella Red Cross FHA Homecoming Marshal A Cappella Glee Club Glee Club GAA All-State Band AFS Club Gym Bowling Boys' State FHA Gym Keystone GAA Sandra Lee Andrea Arnold Student Council Sec. ...a Charles Arnoldy GFS Club Queen Nominee Fgfxs Class Officer Girls' State Pep Club ,1i. -'t'1 ' Dennis Arend get Soi:-h. Football C exif Intramural A ' Sandy Bader Howard Baird Ronald Banker Glee Club Junior Cosmopolitan Gym Bowling Lettermen's Club Gym Boys' State Wrestling Keystone eww, L tm we Biology Club Latin Club Robert Barber German Club Math Club Bowling Gym iiizgzffflpm W fwfr iv' ago? ,-ge-.3 Anita Authrer School Play Glee Club Bowling Gym Emma Bates Glee Club FHA GAA Gym Phyllis Bauer Barbara Beckel Drivers' Ed. Monitor Board Placement Gym Office Help Drill Team Bowling FHA Red Cross Chorus Gym Glee Club DECA T 'n T GAA Linda Benson Declamation Dgggff Bob Berlin NFL Chorus Gym i . Carol Bergh ' ' 13 Janell Berreth Student Librarian x I 7 ,f Monitor Board Glee Club K f A Cappella FHA I Q Glee Club GAA .ia A 'g,3 Gym Gail Bertsch Roger Bettmann Kathy Biegler Sheryl Biegler Placement Gym Glee Club Language Club DECA Bowling T 'n T FHA FHA Gym Gym Darlene Beckler Eddie Bender Randy J. Bender All-State Chorus School Play A Cappella Keystone Debate K If .u,,, Dale Bertsch Intramural Doug Bittner Varsity Football Intramural Red Cross Gym LaReta Bitz Placement Glee Club DECA FHA GAA Richard Blondo Shirley Ann Bitz Stanley A. Bitz Jeanette Blank Joyce Blank Placement Placement Future Nurses Language Club Chorus DECA A Cappella Band Gym Band GAA Beverly Bosch Gym Yo ng Democrats 'lf Roggr lgolan U Bowling an FHA Gym Gym Jackie Bolan Claudine J. Bonis Bowling Exchange Student GAA from France Gym French Club Bowling Gym Sally E. Boulais Mark Branson Danny Bratsveen Mike Breidenbach Ron Brick Art Assistant Biology Club Lettermen's Club Distributive Ed. Gym Debate Varsity Football DECA Junior Rotarian Varsity Track Red Cross lm J is 40 Joe Ray Brockel Denms L. Brown Carl Bulian Gym Intramural Basketball Distributive Ed. Junior Football Gym Band Gym Linda Burger Office Assistant Glee Club Gym Judy Cantalope Diane Burgard Student Librarian Young Democrats Monitor Board Glee Club FHA Shirley K. Burgard Bowling FHA Gym Pat Burke Gina Carlson Language Club Declamation Glee Club T 'n T FHA T ' ':' 2- ' - 'L 3 fififi: VM ,gf 3,1 , i, 'f+,1' ,L,3gz1sfgg1:q1 ez ' i -f A- -vmfgf 4 Karen Busch Bowling Gym Dianne Cavanaugh GAA f-gggf' Tom Butler Sophomore Football Math Club Bowling Track Larry Chapman Homeroom Officer Junior Football Bowling Gym Sherry Buum Transfer from Tripp, S. D. Bowling Chorus Paul Ching Intramural Bowlinil Q 41 Gloria Clark Drum Majorette Drill Team Band FHA GAA Calvin Clausen Stu Conley Sophomore Football Junior Basketball Intramural Soph Basketball Mike Costello A Cappella Red Cross Gym Tom Daschle Marshal Candidate Young Democrats A Cappella Boys' State Donald Craft Sophomore Basketball Sophomore Football Junior Basketball Bowling Gym Paulette Decker A Cappella Glee Club GAA Q aww... , ,f . 1 ,. 1. : -1-1 ,iii V ' Y a ll Lana Deffenbaugh Linda Deffenbaugh Linda DeForrest Linda DeWalt Red Cross Homeroom Officer Bowling Glee Club Student Council FHA Bowling Bowling Gym Chorus K3 Rita Dinger Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus Gym - f Carol Mary Dixon .. All-State Band , Varsity Debate K -'gf Arrow Board an ,... Linda Edenstrom Arrow Board Declamation Radio Staff A Canbella Keystone Gail Dewar Language Club A Capllella AFS Club Bowling Chorus ... ww J L75 3 ,i R E ez, xt 5 A 2 4 sew xx, Q 2 K A 2 - 'Q Y , M ti 5 s asa M: 5, am wx A W K ye 2, 5 Q i is . X . Tom Driscoll Varsity Basketball All-State Chorus A Cappella Girls' State Tennis K ig Keystone Brent Disbrow Patty Doyle Bowling Student Council Gym Future Nurses Drill Team Bowling Twirler i Dennis Ellsworth Carmen Elms Judy Engelhart Patricia Engelhart Band Arrow Board Homcroom Officer Drivers' Ed. Gym A Cappella Teacher Assistant Bowling: Red Cross Lansruasle Club FHA FHA GAA -??.W31fgg5- ' A gkhigf f. M g W if- ki,k, -3, ',V'V i F or laat y ' 1, Q? K 43 l l 1 , ,. , 'kg A 53 is gg! e atin- V32 i l A1239 3' Tim Engelhart John Engler Charlene Erickson Linda Ernst Michael Ernst Intramural Soph. Basketball Bowling Chorus Football Soph. Football Gym FHA Track Jr. Basketball GAA Gym Jr. Football Steve Finle Sally Evans Seymour Fadness h B Sk tbasfl All-State Chorus SOP - 3 e A Cappella Tlunsfer from Varsity Football Glee C1ub Lisbon' N' D- Varsity Track Bowling Intramural Intramural FHA Gym Band Nyd Ewers Jim Fiala Varsity Basketball Marshal Nominee Varsity Golf Junior Lion Boys' State l Angeline Fischer Laurence Fischer Patrick Flahaven Dennis Fleming Eddie Fordham Bowling Band Intramural Drivers' Ed. Gym Gym 5342. 1 rw su' E, -exe, ss, -sr 5? Szgfqkzm- gi g? 45 swf' Waits 'Y 44 Linda Fossum Drivers' Ed. Bowling FHA Gilbert Gale Placement DECA Darrell I. Gehring Intramural Bowling Chorus Gym F f ' -- K ,i W 1 f tar- Q i ,K P59 AD mlbgg .P- Robertta Fossum Queen Nominee GAA President Class Officer Girls' State Pep Club Q? Ron Gardner Junior Cosmopolitan Varsity Basketball Marshal Nominee Lettermen's Club Varsity Football Phyllis Geier Office Assistant Glee Club Chorus 'Ga R ,T John Fowler Soph. Track Intramural Chess Club y QD ,if -1 'M ew far i ' -PE si s H' ' K U 'T .. Sandra Frank Phyllis Frohling Monitor Board Student Librarian Radio Staff Placement A Cappella Glee Club Red Cross Chorus Keystone DECA Kathie Gates Bowling Chorus Gym Linda Gates Language Club Art Assistant Tim Geary Ardella Gensburg Margaret Germain Mark Germain FHA Bowling Intramural Chorus Gym Gym L... A15 Lorraine Germer Homeroom Officer Radio Staff Drill Team Red Cross T 'n T E QI.. . Q.. x , 'Hun Ju, ,f 1 Richard Getsman Drivers' Ed. Band. Gym Lyle Goldade Drivers' Ed. Bowling A Band Gym if John J. Gerving 5 z Intramural Gym 'S' .A , .. ' .1 f x f' f, I Ronald Getsman Student Librarian A Cappella Kathie L. Gowen Drivers' Ed. FHA Gym 46 ' K - , 1 wav' Pat Gerving Transfer from Hosmer Cheryl H. Giroux Glee Club av' Ronald A. Grace Homeroom Officer Intramural Gym - '- ' A as, at MQ N set, i , ...::. 'Q - I f ' aa .. - :MM Linda Gese Arrow Board Blue Ka Gold Glee Club Chorus me Kenneth Glaser Gym Mary Lou Graf Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym Terry Geslnger Junior Basketball Soph. Basketball Student Council Junior Rotarian Boys State i, f 'R' 1964? it 1 ' f 'af' Mi rtii A l Q 1 1., George M. Gloss A Cappella Intramural Gym Nancy Grandpre Arrow Editor Blue 8: Gold A Cappella Red Cross Keystone ,.4-...A Alix 'll HUP' ' 55, QXSQHKQ 1 gil ww an 455: ra 2 1 ,gs Y . sl 'W H 58 1 - tgirl! 5 -pw 'PY ... .Y ,f , Linda Graves Transfer from Omaha All-State Chorus A Cappella AFS Club Bowling Carl Hansen Latin Club Band Verlane Harr Drivers' Ed. Intramural Bowling Diane Grote Language Club Girls' Glee Bowling FHA GAA A ,pigs , . ' Tom Hansen Intramural Bowling Gym Sue Hartung Language Club Red Cross Glee Club Bowling ,gs 1, ,fy Y Randy Grote Paul V. Guhm Diana Haberer Homeroom Officer Varsity Basketball Transfer from Gym Varsity Football Hoven Gym FHA Gym Jim Harr Ronald E. Hanson InU'f1mU1'al Intramural Gym Gym Donna Hare Spanish Club Drill Team Glee Club Monitor FTA Roger Harty Mary Hassinger Linda K. Hauck Gym Language Club Glee Club Monitor Board Bowling FHA Gym GAA W, ve, if 'F af :L li iis. ms L 33 Ka al Am an 'f nw gwweerefsv-wwwI. . 5 fx, : W , ..-, fe, - , W1 :gm 1 'B -,. 1,, , . , Qf Peter Haugen W. Thomas Hayes James Heintzman Paul Heintzman Thomas Herges Junior Service Club German Club Young Democrats Gym Transfer from Lettermen's Club Biology Club German Club St. John's Prep. Science Club Intramural Keystone Gym All-State Chorus Boys' State Arrow Board Bill Hering Marilyn Hleb Bowling Student Council Rec. Sec. Gym Arrow Business Manager Queen Nominee Keystone Monitor Stella Hettich Glee Club GAA Gym Larry R. Hill Don I-Ioerth Steve Hoff Band Placement Gym Gym DECA Gym 48 Dave Hilgeman Junior Basketball Radio Staff Kathy Hill Girls' Glee Bowling Art III Gym Keystone T 'n T Debate Marcy L. Hoffer Jo Ann Holzer Chorus Glee Club Gym Gym f ,,, 'QQ' ' all f J I fag, l ' lili , j ' ' it Q rlli ' in is I 5 'W Wfiff 555' 5 , G -f J . nik, .P Dale E. Horan Randy Howell Lois Hoyt Judy Huber Drivers' Ed. Arrow Board Art II Intramural Biology Club Gym Gym GAA Betty Humann Transfer from Leola Library Club Chorus Kenneth A. Johnson Chorus 9' ?is' K' - , will 3 -5 ,-.anne xiii? K Hollis Hurlbert Homeroom Officer Junior Basketball Varsity Football A Cappella Boys' State Linda Johnson All-State Chorus Monitor Board School Play' Drill Team A Cappella T' John M. HYIWS soph. Football Band Gym Paul Jung Dennis Johnson Intramural Gym Teresa Jung Transfer from Barnard Glee Club Chorus Richard Huffman All-State Chorus Varsity Debate Arrow Board A Cappella Red Cross 5 we lv i r e Q ' Gregg Johnson A Cappella Gym Carol Junker All-School Play Nurses Club T 'n T Band 49 'l '?! Linda Kahler Martin L. Kahler Gym , . ., . Mary Kamen LL-L ' 4Q,,f' Art Assistant 'ijxf i A5 Arrow Board ,ik V Blue :Sz Gold ' 'FZVF as A Cappella 1. 1 Band l Rich Kezar Lettermen's Club Varsity Manager Drivers' Ed. Gym 50 Bob Karlen Homeroom Officer Varsity Basketball Lettermen's Club Varsity Track Nancy Kiesz Kay Kallas Julia Kallenberger Distributive Ed. Chorus DECA GAA Gym Janice Kalt Transfer from Warner Chuck Keeler Lettermen's Club Varsity Football Varsity Track A Cappella Red Cross Rosemary Kight Librarian Chorus Bowling FHA Chorus Gym FHA Gym f52:iLffZfjf' 17 QTZWZQQXT3 f r Hg? . ing:-wgqglgiwlfi L, ,E , 95' ':.I: Hff 27'M3!Z!5 V K I A i - 1-Q21:ewL I , - -X ' Ht , it , K 'ill L ,z K 5 ' , g: EF ,hh ff: ,ff , i 6 'J' , I.- '1 ,g ' - V if QM 1 L. ,,,. , A .. at f 1 3QI5ei iiQie,i1g,' f, , HQ ' Scott Kervm Soph. Football Soph. Track Jr. Track Bowling Linda Kinder FHA Gym Marsha Kettering Homecoming Queen Student Council Class Officer A Capnella Pep Club Randall Kingery Gym rw 255, . ., :i ' 3 ,ar Q35 J vw .w:: :ggi Q -W N 'K Y Tr g.::::- ,l bw . S K YN ii Dick Kirkgasler Soph. Basketball Soph. Football Jr. Basketball Gym John Kline Student Council Varsity Track A Cappella Keystone Debate Jill Kreutzer Varsity Debate Art Assistant Radio Staff Keystone T 'n T Peter K. Kirkpatrick Varsity Football Jr. Football Intramural A Cappella Bowling Sherry Kllngman Queen Nominee Drill Team Secretary Monitor Band Dennis Krlech Junior Football Red Cross Gym mt Sherry Klrnan All-State Band Biology Club Bowling FHA GAA ' . ij 75. . 'F Koni Klrschman Arrow Board Blue Kr Gold Drill Team Keystone Monitor '-xi V -se Beverly Klein Young Democrats FHA Officer Secretarb' Bowling Ron '--9' Carol A. Kuebler Chorus Gym Kenneth Kreitel Biology Club Chess Club Jim Kramer Golf Sharon Kay Kuhfeld Bruce E. Lacher Chorus V. P. Young Democrats Gym Junior Football Soph. Track 51 : mn Aiwa : i J -f' I-. . ''5'E.e'::ff:.:Y,.-1f.'l11-.rg W 'pw -mi X 2 Bl' H. , . of Q gl rx We L sea i , W x K K 4327 4 ,, 'Q as Q 32? 'Elf ' , ' ' 4. 343 ,Q lffghgg g ' 95 ge: ::..e...f rg?lX,. 5'..: Q 4 3 wise x Q 1? wg ,elif Q Q5-Q A a are , me 3 ,S 9 Dennis Ladner Soph. Football Soph. Track Intramural Gym 4' X E 1K Carl Larson Jr. Football Gym Greg Lauver Varsity Debate Junior Service Radio Staff Boys' State Monitor f Q F ff' 1. 2-Q f, v 2f f-15 Q My L J, M. , . 1 f s zen.. .meezsilgmi ' ie. Q1 ,. , Peggy Lamont David Lee Lane Arrow Board Gym Linda Larson Student Council Sec. All-State Chorus Queen Nominee Girls' State -wa f' Judy Lang Eloise Marie Lapham Gym A Cappella Pep Club A . .. K MZFVIH Lilllel' ' V' , Intramural Football Ji Linda Leffler AFS Semi-Finalist Arrow Board Girls' State A Cappella Keystone Theresa Lewison Girls' Glee DECA FHA GAA Gym is V ,Yi SW V Wlkllslext Cf? ieZi.:'i Girfahiazii,-53'- sw ,mp 'sf' 'w-wr-pf 52 4 x l al! 4 A ' L ' vu ' Jim Liebel All-State Chorus Soph. Football A Cappella Intramural Bowling 'WFB' Linda Linton Distributive Ed. W we . r mf: . Akin - , K 51:3 -az new I 'is H12 :Xi f P55 Q ,.rQ,1, - . ,- . 4' W grf' QQ' Steven Lind Homeroom Officer Intramural Gym ,A-or 3 l ff Donald Lindeman Sharon Link Dean Lindquist Drivers' Ed. A Cappella Intramural Gym Bowling Janet Locken Student Council Language Club Gym DECA GAA rv , 'MFSEZLLA 1017 , GYM Ll, Keystone Mary Ann Lipp 'ga gygbs Transfer from 'EAAU Barnard G Chorus ym Sharon J. Lohman Julie I-I. Lohner Richard Loomis Larry Lorenzen Gym A Cappella All-State Chorus Intramural Bowling Arrow Board Bowling FHA School Play Gym A Cappella 3 is ,gs 1 K was as ky M !': f ' ,.. -Q' Charlene Lofgren Language Club GAA Gym Robert J. Luce Lettermen'S Club Varsity Football Soph. Football Bowling Gym 53 if!! Chris Lueck John L. Lund Gerald Lusk Intramural Intramural All-State Chorus Gym Gym All-School Plays Junior Football Boys' State Wrestling Mary Lou Lynam Paulette Mardian Transfer from Drivers' Ed. Mobridge Secretary Drill Team Bowling Gym Jerry Mastin Soph. Basketball SODh. FO0tlJ8ll Mary J. Mathern Cross Country Bowling Intramural Chorus Gym John Mathern Red Cross CAP Gym -..... Susan McQuillen Donna Meier Mary Melzark Bowling Language Club Varsity Debate Chorus Office Help A Cappella FNA Gym Thespians GAA Drama 39' 54 W , Nr-Q. Sally Ann Mathes French Club Declamation AFS Club Keystone Band Barb Metzinger Erick Matz Drama Gym Judith L. Meyers Student Council Bowling Band Gym me Q-AE 465 ni '!5 'V 'eg x it Wi? ,.: f 5f 5' 45 s, ffsisfifli N ': ,'e12'if3sgiws2s3s2fLl .i ' - gf, 15: 'Elf e Q ' AA ll r 95 2 L 9' 2 ,A L,.. ,, - ., Y LN N 5, , J June Meyers Student Librarian Gym Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus Gym Judy Meyers Girls' Glee 1 iv: 3355: :z If f:, '- Ronald Miller Biology Club Linda K. Millard Bowling Chorus Gym LaVonne Moeller Transfer from Huron All-State Chorus 9 ar X gifs. ,Lt Steve Millard Harold G. Miller Homeroom Officer Lettermen's Club Junior Basketball Snph. Manager Intramural Wrestling Gym Gym DH Tim Morrissey Homeroom Officer Lettermen's Club Varsity Football 'Ulf' A Cappella Junior Football FHA A Cappella Jose Miranda Lyn Moffenbier AFS Student from Bowling Brazil GYYU AFS Club Kathleen Munsen Anna Murray Marilyn-Murray Linda K. Murray Claudia Musselman Secretary Distributive Ed. Mixed Chorus Bowling All-School Play Bowling VP of DECA Red Cross Chorus Thespians Gym Chorus Bowling FHA Secretary FNA GAA Keystone Gym Gym Bowling J' vw' 55 Charles Myers Intramural Gym f ' ns' ' --mia: AMW A Roger Nelson Carol Naasz FHA Gym gow' Lowell Nally Drivers Ed. Gym Patricia Nielsen Shirley Nehlich Language Club Golden Echoes Secretary GAA J sw A ffl oole he l H, ,W .V E .r.. il' or Gary Nelson All-State Chorus All-School Play A Cappella ,ji mn vm. ' Tim Nikolas Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Chorus Track Gym Wayne NCISUH Cheryl Niemeyer I-Iomeroom Officer GAA Alvin Obenauer Linda Oberlander Mike 0'Br1en Sharon Ochs Charlotte Odegaard Intramural Drivers' Ed. Varsity Basketball Drivers' Ed. Twirling Corps Gym Gym Varsity Football Chorus Red Cross Junior Lion Gym Glee Club T 'n T FTA 56 Wilma Olek Kathy Olson All-State Chorus Homeroom Officer A Cappella Student Council Girls' Glee Band Bowling FHA GAA GAA Sheila Oster Language Club Drivers' Ed. Bowling Sandra Pelzl All-State Chorus Arrow Board Blue 8: Gold Drill Team A Cappella Peter Pagones Homeroom Officer Soph. Football Soph. Track Jr. Football Intramural Bob Permann A ,fs , ,K J Q J. ,Swell 'Kg' fflrsakfye D llmixaezgif ' -. it f X Lfwmw fx wi - ai t35gisG,.vmt at af 451 5 ,Yea ger fyfegegtwsiyz ' fksfgay gsggw ag 1 5,13 '27 fidltf-iz' E 7? lfET!0?5yfQfni 15 A. gp , K , , 5 4-. K 34 Harlen Olson Arrow Board Pamela Olthoff Richard Omland Arrow Board Varsity Football Blue 8: Gold A Cappella Student Council Intramural Thespians Boys' State Bowling AFS Club Keystone Gym NFL Band we-W fr-'Y' if Dennis Palmer f Donna Pmtgrson Horrxeroom Officer I 'zpzismgglzt Resasssaga A - A Gym Red Cross nun. Keystone -i Steven Parsch Intramural Tom Perrizo Kenneth Peterson Jim Phillips Varsity Football Homeroom Officer Junior Football Junior Football Wrestling Bowling awe F gas-l tggw' 5123? 49' -ua rr sf 33,9 aa 57 Thomas Pierson Patricia Pierson Bonnie Piper A11-School Play Homeroom Officer Spanish Club Band Monitor Board Drivers' Ed. Art Assistant Gym Gym Linda Potter Bob Pitt All-School Play Junior Football Junior Track A Cappella Gym Dave Pollock A Cappella Gym Sandi Pulling All-State Chorus Sharon Pro er Chorus A Cappella Language Clgb Gym Secretary Drivers' Ed. Ensemble Bowling Gym Paula Price Diana Prouse All-State ChOl'l!S Twirling Corps Student Council Secretary Monitor Board Band A Cappella Gym Red Cross Sharon Rau Frankie Raymond Patti Reinhardt Judy Relrlch Bob Rennolet German Club Arrow Board Girls' Glee Wrestling A Cappella Blue 8: Gold Bowling Football AFS Club Band Gym Band Gym 58 7 Milo Retzer Intramural Band Gym Eugene Rogers Track Gym Dave Roth Homeroom Officer Intramural Red Cross Band in in K-aries Peggy Reuer Lmda Rlebe Kathleen A. Rieger Toni Rlstau French Club Glee Club Bowling NMSC Semi-Finalist Declamation Bowling FHA Arrow Board School Play Gym Gym A Cappella Keystone Keystone Band T 'n T Marge Rosin Cheryl Rohwedder FHA Homeroom Officer Red Cross Chorus Barbara Rohl Edward Rombs g'f'0W8zBgafg All-State Chorus 91? , To All-School Play n 1 A Cappella Chess Club Tom Roth Cynthia Rovang Ted Rozendal Douglas Rush Marshal Nommee Declamation I-Iomeroom Officer Gym Student Connell Th9SDi21l'lS Student Council All-State Band T 'n T Bowling Class Officer Debate Boys' State 59 2 it-n K ,K-ff 1 Susan Sabol Arlyn Salfrank Debbie Sander Sheila Sanders Diane Sauer Student Librarian Intramural Bowling Chorus Spanish Club A Cappella Bowling Chorus Gym Bowling Class Play Gym Chorus Ensemble FHA Sheila M. Sauer Gwendolyn Scheuffele Band Shelli SCl'l3.I,lCl' Student Secretary Drivers' Ed, Young Democrats Glee Club Language Club Bowling Glee Club Chorus Laurie Schamber Sally Scherf Student Secretary Chorus Junior Red Cross FHA Language Club GAA A Cappella Gym Glee Club Beverly Shlpke Judi Schlwal Charles Schmidt Sandra Schmidt Ileen Schnabel Glee Club Drivers' Ed. Varsity Wrestling Monitor Bowling Bowling FHA Lettermen's Club Bowling Chorus FHA Gym Football Gym FHA GYIH Gym GAA Gym 015 L V H ,.,,. ff? .,.-dv 60 .rdf Ralph J. Schnorr Jane Schone Jerry Schroeder Lmda Schroh Georgia Schuchardt Soph. Track Chorus Intramural Office Assistant Chorus Chess Club FHA Red Cross Declamation Gym Band Gym Band Gym J olaine Schumacher Gymnastics Secretary Bowling GAA David Schwan Intramural Band Q15 Josie Schumacher All-School Play Arrow Board Blue 8: Gold Declamation Band Thomas Schwan Distributive Ed. Intramural DECA Mary Alice Schumacher Band FHA ',-:ze 4 0 ' 3 ff Sharon Schweitzer FHA GAA Gym Jerry Schumack Gym Linda Shaffer Homeroom Officer 2 David Schwab Lettermen's Club Varsity Football Junior Football Janet Shaner Student Council Monitor Chorus GAA FHA Gym GAA Gym ff ifx 'Pv Q 61 fi-17? . W G r 1 Beverly Shilman Ron Shilman Tom Sieh Kenneth Simon Janice Sjerven Chorus Drivers' Ed. Varsity Football Intramural Drivers' Ed.v GAA Placement Junior Football Junior Football Secretary Gym Soph. Football Gym Chorus Gym GAA - J' fr X John Skogmo Junior Service ilub ,av -X 'Y Varsity Trac fa Cross-Country ' tp, I Randy W. Small Drum Major K Band Boys' State Gym Lansing Sloan Biology Club Latin Club Keystone Debate Judy Sonnenfeld Shirley Sperle Jon Stableln Drivers' Ed. Chorus Junior Basketball Bowling Gym Varsity Football Band Junior Football Gym A Cappella . ' .1 'i J -V . ?If5,?5.m'iI 'N A , ' as ,ff FU! J LZ 62 Ken Smith Homeroom Officer School Play Bowling Track Gym Gayle Ann Stark Bowling GAA Shirley S0lk9 Student Council Gymnastics Red Cross Secretary GAA Alan Staudenraus Band Gym H-as Bill Steirwalt Homeroom Officer Gym Joyce Stiles Queen Nominee Class Officer A Cappella Linda M. Strecker All-School Play Declamation Thespians GAA Gym X J' 19' V,-rv , fi it X Roberta Strickland Drivers' Ed. Secretary Bowling FHA Gym Cleo Strole Chorus Gym David Stuebbe All-State Chorus Judith Svarstad French Club Student Council A Czfppcua A Cappella Boys State FHA Keystone Ggffr Sumpuon Michael J. Sweeney arsity Football Gym Student Council Soph. Football Soph. Track Band Ricky Syhre Carol Tadlock Coralee Tesky Mary Jo Thompson Homcroom Officer Arrow Board Glee Club Homeroom Officer All-State Chorus Blue 8z Gold GAA German Club A Calmella Chorus Gym Red Cross Gym Chorus Band .. v,.., .,..,r.,l . , ,wwf 'JT V' 'yiiffif 9561 Fig? frail-giflii WR? 'W C,- F. M C, KTSMMQQSFEQW5-2 W 1757 ?vsf:. 2:ffwfQ?i?Ef ' ' '- v reswsff -r2izQffe,s,- iw 'ar '-'nv',i 'wc- Philip Swenson Monitor Gym Tom Thompson Intramural Band Gym 33 .J K .,,. C1 N., .5 .ig ,ig wolf 9' 63 M, ' 4 ef-A si M if ' N , Q 2' M. . ' t, e vi. was' j V J Janene Thornton Carol Tooker Gloria Torlglan Harry T. Trltes, Jr. David Trombley Glce Club Chorus Student Secretary Junior Football Drivers' Ed. SPCF9f21l'y Young Democrats Thespians Band Bowling Red Cross Keystone Gym Chorus Chorus Debate Gym Band Bonnie Tschappat Gymnastics Glee Club Secretary Chorus GAA Susan Vaughan All-State Chorus Student Council Declamation T 'n T Band Lon Tullar Homenoom Officer Junior Football Red Cross Rolf Vensand All-State Chorus School Play A Cappella Intramural Ensemble Jackie Valle Drill Team Twirler FHA GAA Jean Ulrich Mike Upton Janet Vetch Mary Ann Vetter Virginia Vining Gym Gym A Cappella Glee Club Secretary Bowling FHA 64 is-it fi 'Q' Q, If 1 I' if . , :um -.emsee zseif' , f .M J. John Vogel Gym ,sfo E-if 'Qi is Marjorie Vogele All-State Chorus Radio Staff A Cappella Keystone Monitor Dennis Volk Varsity Wrestling St. Mgr. Lettermen's Club Soph. Track Intramural Gym Dennis Von Eschen Varsity Football Boys' State Pene Wagener Young Democrats German Club Declamation GAA Tam Wahl A Cappella Intramural Chorus Gym Barb Wallace Red Cross President Student Council Queen Nominee Class Officer Girls' State . .,' Nz- fu teti .il W A IW 'lad Y 1 Judy Walberg Bowling Chorus Mary Wallace Student Librarian Language Club Declamation Keystone Bowling .lf Eileen Waldt Bowling Chorus Edward Wallen Distributive Ed. 4 Larry Walker Transfer from Mott, N. D. All-State Chorus A Cappella Band Connie Walker Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym Charlotte Weber Linda Weber FHA Officer Glee Club A Cappella Bowling Glee Club Chorus Keystone Gym 65 1 L ' A 'U Wu , . f . , 3' 'H i Rv jr? .Q x 5 . 4f'x?e, M ,QF , ,. as . 11, 3, A213 -f LSP, 'fag new on Jim Werllnger Anne Wheelock Lynn Wilber Al Williams Ken Wittmeier Soph. Football Spanish Club Chorus Intramural Gym Intramural Arrow Board Band Bowling Declamation Gym Gym Keystone GAA Robert Yoder Chess Club Intramural Tim Zerr Intramural Gym Bowling 'm Mike Wolf Intramural Gym Darla Wollman German Club Drill Team Red Cross Glee Club GAA David Ziegler Connie Zimmerman Junior Service Club A Cappella Varsity Basketball Chorus Marshal Nominee Gym Varsity Football Keystone 66 Ronald Young Intramural Gym I ffifp lb- Scenes Around Central 67 Representative Linda Larson and Steve Amundson Knot picturedb S Andi Arnold and Rich Omland Personable Leadership Carol Dixon and Lance Sloan Scholarship si: A Y S -j' 15 Seniors V5-F . Q 5 I 1, Afg- ra ,f M ,nv , X .M 1 Marsha Kettering and Ron Klipfel Congenial Barb Wallace and John Kline Service W Al ave ' . 19, 4 x he l if 'R ' l Q - . Robertta Fossum and Dave Ziegler Character 69 Second semester J u n io r class officers select the class rings and lead the Junior- Senior Prom. Those selected were Jerry Adams, presidentg Jim Gerharter, vice-presidentg and D e n n is McDermott, secretary. Junior Gfficers All boys were selected to dominate the Junior class offices for first and second semesters. The officers for first semester were Jim Ger- harter, presidentg John Ridg- way, vice-presidentg and Mark Westerfield, secretary. The Sophomores selected one lone male to Ned DiX0ll, Dfesldellti CHl'0l 0St01', Vi0e-D1'eSi- head their class while the remaining positions dent? and L01'9l10 EVCHSOH, Secretary- were filled by females. Those selected were Sophomore Officers The second semester offi- .l,.: cers selected to lead the Soph- omore class were Pat Zelenka, 33,2 president: Sheridan Wangler, vice-presidentg and Pat Al- 5 dinger, secretary. e 1fi,si:? 71 ,Q 2 222 Q 0. . D ,Ez 5 3 E i ,gm bfi S gigs -wi? M, mf 3 . 5911 E sin f -af., , 57 X55 if I: W tk 1 Y ig 'if si Fw 'fsgfff Kwai 5 if as ri SV -, - Lx ,ii if EQ KX '75 fimfgy X, Q 11 ' W' W - X, x - 'Z - if W i 5 - Q ',?Y R' 7 -L-Fi f. Y V 4 t ,Y X X sl - .1-' ' 'ij' 13-' J: ,Zi K --3' 'L gl Ee X ' Q A Q f X K I-I 3 .1 -,QL e WX 1 tj -N ii- , L Y RY' I' A fe K S I Q so ' ,V ilf , .li 7 ' W ' ' ' lrfi- Z3 t L rx 5 , f rr: H fe . x f f f l - : -vs T. td xgf V ' K-i' , - W -i ' - Y' :X Y 5 -irw Q- ! .r' ' ' f 5- i i 1 Y' '-- 'i- 'g A ,fi '- C55 5 -- Cai- Y ' +- z,..a- l ! - W J X V ' i , ,Y fx- Y Q : Z 1 q N W ri' if Y, Y 1 I--' ix fl-uri' 'L-fli,--I 2 1 ' 1 qi C e i if .1 :Q A -f f- K M 'f i , E ,fl -Q xt 5 '- if - I - ' f ' E 2 E 15 -5 It li.-F wy , , 3 l X I C N X N ' ' 1 ' i x ' Zibi- ' 1 I . rw i 1 - , uh I Q W 1 E ' eg- S t t- V' Q L l ' 1 If -- 1 C l' 5' y -7 e -Q 4 Epi i -- C-2 e WL . L 5 -I - RY gg L-. fe-I c-ig-X :EZ -il-5-L Yr i- 1 C - as 1 ' 4 :YW- u ctivitiee On the way to becoming well-rounded individuals, we participated in many activities at Central. None of us will ever forget the special assemblies, the days de- voted to government and careers, the speech events, and, of course, the plays which were planned and presented in this building. Each Centralite will remember the moments of an- ticipation before one of those glorious occasions which have become traditional at Central. These are the doors of memory-the doors of the Civic Theater. er-ff 'A CindereIIa's Ball Lights dimmed as the first strains of the Pageant Day melody drifted through the air amidst the glitter of a stage set as Cinderella's Ball. Thus the 46th Pageant Day festivities be- gan with the coronation of the new queen and marshal. John Kline, master of ceremonies, opened the coronation introducing the 1964 royalty. Queen nominees were Marilyn Hieb, Robertta Fossum, Marsha Kettering, Linda Larson, Joyce Stiles, Sherry Klingman, Barb Wallace, and Andi Arnold. Marshal nominees included Steve Amundson, Tom Daschel, Dave Ziegler, Tom Roth, Ron Klipfel, Jim Fiala, Rich Omland, and Ron Gardner. The Bachelors, Jerry Lusk, Mik'e Upton, Dennis Disbrow, Mike Murray, and Keith Baggett, then entertained the royalty and the student body with several songs. Ken Hanson played an accordian solo lead- ing up to the final moment. The audience was hushed as the announce- ment was read. Amid the cheers of their class- mates, Marsha Kettering and Steve Amundson were crowned the 1964 Pageant Day Queen and Marshal by last year's queen, Lorie Long, who is now a student at the University of South Dakota, and retiring marshal, Arlo Fossum, who attends Northern State College. Following the corona- tion, Mike Baldridge, vice president of Student Council presented Queen Marsha with a beautiful bouquet of red roses. The Minstrels Four, comprised of Candy Erickson, Linda Hunstad, Sue Brewer, and Linda Kessler, then presented a number, and the eve- ning was topped off by The Group, an instru- mental quartet consisting of Dennis McDermott, Jon Stablein, Jose Miranda, and Chuck Gugel, who brought bursts of screams and cheers from the student body with two numbers, Sincerely and Twist and Shout. Friday morning, the student body attended a rousing pep assembly where Renee Milbrandt and Lauri Dano, juniors, and Dianne Anderson and Connie Guhin, sophomores, were introduced as the new B squad cheerleaders. The were initiated by the A squad. Clear, sunny weather prevailed during the afternoon as Central's band led 39 floats through town to Simmons Field. The theme for the pa- rade was Fantasy Land. That afternoon the Aberdeen Juniors fell to Faulkton with a score of 26-0. The tension and excitement in the air was felt by everyone who attended the homecoming game Friday night. The Aberdeen Golden Eagles trounced the Mitchell Kernels 33-0. Spirits were still high as Queen Marsha and Marshal Steve reigned over the Pageant Day dance held in the Civic Arena. Chuck Mewing and his band provided the music. Other Pageant Days will come, but the mem- ories of the 1964 homecoming will linger on forever. 77 6 Q O ,Kinda av.-'X If w ef' 0,2202 GQ? 4200 96 ea 05506 Ljnafzslza fjfetfefzing Steve uqmunalson ...F fora up . . 'A' l1 FFEiiiUwu?F S i .21 . r in-? ' N28 279 . Junior Winner Carole Tonigan, Sherri Summers, Patti Shea, Charlie Snow, and Karen Sitter Whittled away many hours working on their clever presentation of The Three Little Pigs. This float, which took first place in the Junior Class, repre- sented Mr. Dave Smith's homeroom. W ',. df 'Cf,,LF?'g fflwiif-1i1'1ifT 'r ' if-L . '-ia' m 'X 'ax Senior Winner Seniors in the homeroom of Mrs. Schreiber Worked hard to create the effect of Three Men in a Tub for first place in their class. Several industrious float- builders Were Jerry Sump- tion, John Skogmo, Mary Jo Thompson, Janene Thorn- ton, and Judy Svarstad. , f Sophomore Winner New at the game but full of imagination, Mrs. Elms' sophomore homeroom cap- tured first place in their class with Aladdin's Lamp. Committee mem- bers were Donald Lager, Lynn Larson, Frank Lock- ridge, Janice Liem, and Janice King. E-YI The Winners 'VX Nia 55 LF 'Ly ' ina aim ' 1 . if :ww . , 1 ' 71' E ik 1 H ,f i- ,. A 4- Mg 4 f,,. , 1 uw KC . 'pal :fe . 2 --S. if ' if .54 1Q s' 4? ' if? , fm ' . Ewa? . ff L, ,gl 3 Y, 3 : I 'E off v' q yu d ,Q v S P' 1 ,N -. . L V. - if Y' 4 w n 3' . A , 'V , YV ! 1, f,,, ,,.. H lift lx H 1 a 3 mt f f 'Jw . B .K . .fp,Qi ,vig KY? in 55:15, . 83 f r a r: Wm , f - . ,- Pageant .ia we Q, -we mm. ww 935351 K 5' If. M Fi .mme . aff 5 - J A..-:..7:-: - , in 5 5 is as Q1 i 'K 1.1 . M H' My if , lDa Scenes f f'f4fEEE:,M,m,-A WW., N51 Q .1 MV , ' , . . 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Listening intently in the top picture from left to right ar e Jerry Mastin, Anita Authier, Bob Pitt, and Robert Barber. In the second photo from left to right are Tom Perrizo, Bob Berlin, and Ken Wittmeier. In the bottom photo Rich- ard Blondo and Ron Hanson are interested in what the Navy officers have to say. Student Government DHY f On March 5, Central seniors took over the city and county offices for the a n n u al Student Govern- ment Day. Twenty-one of- ficials were elected from the senior class to serve in the offices. On March 3, the student body voted for the candi- dates put up by the Pro- gressive and Reformist parties. Ron Klipfel, Pro- gressive, Was elected mayor of the day. The Progres- sives filled eight of the offi- ces while the Reformists filled the remaining thirteen. The upper right picture shows Dave Roth and Mark Branson taking part by pa- trolling the city in a police car. The middle picture shows Koni Kirschman, Kathy Olsen, and Linda DeForrest taking over duties in the Clerk of Courts office. Teresa Jung, Jeanette Blank, and Janell Berreth are being shown through the Indian Bureau for the day's activities. X '79 Anne Wheelock, D o n n a Dittman, Doris Nagel, Brian Cummings, Jean Stevens, and Margaret Bonnet participated in the humorous division of declam at CHS. They were coached by Mr. Ken Buhler. 1 3 E i 3 no is 90 Spirited Speakers Participants in the dramat- ic division of declam were Marva Dombrowe, Linda Leffler, Pene Wagener, and Judy Svarstad. These girls, who were coached by Mrs. Carol Pratt, entered the school-Wide contest. Lorene Evenson, not pictured, took local honors and Went on to the regional contest. Phyllis Harrington, S u e Vaughan, and Debbie Olson entered the Oratory Declam division last fall. Rochelle Brock, not pictured, won first in the school contest and went on to the regional tournament. Each member of Original Oratory Writes her own com- position and memorizes it to present at debate tourna- ments. The girls Who partici- pated in this division were Kay Dixon, Debbie Olson, and Pam Parker. 5 91 I l l n QQ 79 w B Debaters These B debaters participated in the Brian Cummings, Roger Warfieid, Linda Bauer, non-varsity tourneys. They are, left to right: Pam Parker, Mark Westerfield, and Rich Huffman. Beginning debaters coached by Mr. Farn- Green, Janet DeMarais, Mary Flood, and Don ham and Mrs. Schreiber are pictured above. Lager. Back row: Chuck Bantz, Jack King, Front row, left to right: Kay Dixon, Jill Kreut- Paul Guttmann, Dave Liem, Jerry Ward, and zer, Claudia Svarstad, Linda Brammer, Betty Tom Cooper. 92 ' Pictured above are Central's extemporane- Carol Mary Dixon, Kay Dixon, Roger Warfield, ous speakers who are catching up on the news- and Don Lager. Back row: Dave Liem, Mark paper articles so as to be prepared for their Westerfield, John Kline, Tom Cooper, Greg talk. They are, left to right: Dave Laustsen, Lauver, Lance Sloan, Rich Huffman, Dave Chuck Bantz, Claudia Svarstad, Pam Parker, Hilgemann, Jerry Ward, and Brian Cummings. Highlights Of Debate , N IAF'-5 Mr. Farnham, right, varsity debate coach, to right, they are? DEWQ Hilgemallll, Paul Gut?- is pictured above with his protegees who added mann, CaI'01 Mflfy DIXOH, Greg L3HVe1', Debbie twenty-two trophies to Central's collection. Left Olson, John Klme, and Lame Sloan- 93 Costume Award Winners Miss And Mr. Pep Kpwc Those who didn't wear blue and gold for Central's Color Day were asked to provide humorous entertainment at the student assem- bly planned by the cheerleaders. The pep as- y sembly incited interest for the Golden Eagle's last home basketball game. 94 CHS Bookstore Central's bookstore is under the direction book to Linda N imbar. Eloise Lapham, 21 b00k- of Mr. Haussman. Students act as bookstore store helper, is Straightening 0116 Of the 1'6- supervisors. Books vary from novels to refer- volving FHCkS- ence books. Sherry Kirnan is shown selling a Students are allowed to frequent the book- Noltner and Diann Kautz are shown browsing store during free periods, but the majority of through the shelves. the books are sold during the noon hours. Gary 95 The Miracle Worker The cast smiles after a grand performance Evenson, Dianne Evenson, Debbie Olson, Paul of The Miracle Worker presented November Gill. Back row: Mike Lussem, Bob O'Brien, 17 and 18. The cast members directed by Mrs. Brian Cummings, Tom Pierson, Jan Bosch, and Carol Pratt are, front row, left to right, Peggy Susan Sabol. Van de Rostyne, Sherry Anderson, Paulette Sitter, Lynda Cromer, Roberta Goodspeed, Pat Hanson. Middle row: Marva Dombrovve, Lorene Central players present a dramatic episode of Lorene and Dianne Evenson, left to The Miracle Worker as Annie Sullivan CLorene right, are sisters in real life and are shown Evensonb, standing, attempts to teach Helen Keller here sharing the leading roles in Central's CDianne Evensonj, foreground, to eat with silverware. fall play, The Miracle Worker. 96 Harvey Harvey, the rabbit who never was, created problems and humor for the cast pictured above. Harvey, Central's Spring Play, Was presented March 2 and 3 in the Civic Theater. Matz, Margaret Bonnet, Delila Weisz, Tom Pier- son, Mike Lussem,lLinda Leffler, Brian Cum- mings, Candy Erickson, Gary Sharp, Rick Ho- genson, Ruth Deacon, and Cindy Dahl. Mrs. Members of the cast, left to right, are Erick Linda Leffler seems quite disturbed by her psychiatrist, Mike Lussem, as she tells him about the imaginary rab- bit, Harvey. Carol Pratt directed the These are ther students responsible for much of the success of the play. They busy themselves with,stage scenery, curtains, stu- dent directing, light, props, and make-up. The crew pictured is, front row, Mary Melzark, Linda Strecker, Peggy Van De Rostyne, Mary Wallace, and Joyce Anderson. In the middle row are Jim Olson, Guy Heath, and Anne Wheelock. Tom Trites, Russ Eichelberg, Bill Wertz, and Ray Arntz are in the third row. 97 Welcome To The l965 'Eaglean Follies' The 1965 Eaglean Follies was climaxed by The Barbershop Group consisting of 22 sopho- Dianne and Lorem Evenson take more boys. They sang Aura Lee', and I Want a Girl. their meager ration of beans in the mel- odrama presented by the Thespian Club. Their efforts and those of Brian Cum- mings, Tom Pierson, and Mary .Io Thompson, accompanist, won them first place honors. The Golden Girls strummed into third place with two western numbers. Formerly the Goldwater Girls, they are, left to right, Peggy Lamont, Darla Wollman, Donna Patterson, Robertta Fossum, Sue Vaughan, and Sandi Pelzl. Not pictured is Marsha Kettering. The Minstrels, Linda Kessler, Sue Brewer, and Candy Erickson, took sec- ond place with The Cruel War and If I Had A Hammer 98 ,iw s 6' f i Two of Centralis many folk groups fea- ture girls and guitars. Left, Sandi Pelzl and Sue Vaughan, who sing their arrangement of Michael and Last Farewell , won fourth place. The Follies, presented March 30 and 31, began with a guest appearance by The Group. The acts in competition were: a song and dance routine by the Evenson sisters, Dianne and Lorene, a vocal duet by Cathy DeVine and Cathy Jones, a humorous skit presented by the Student Council, folk songs by the Minstrels, Linda Kessler, Sue Brewer, and Candy Erick- son, an organ solo by Connie Ottenbacher, two instrumental numbers by The Clansmen, Gerry Sumption, Jim Keeley, John McDowell, Duane Hunt, Allan Mathews, and Gordy Cason, two Emcee Dave Liem kept the audi- ence entertained between acts with skits, jokes, and humorous situations. Injecting some slapstick humor into the program of sixteen regular acts were the stage hand clowns with their antics on and off stage. Cathy DeVine and Cathy Jones added a dynamic Beatle medley to the program. .mm western vocal numbers by The Golden Girls, a humorous poem by Jane Brick, a melodrama featuring Dianne Evenson, Lorene Evenson, Tom Pierson, Brian Cummings by the Thespian Club, a vocal solo, Climb Every Mountain, by Marcia Bauer, a hot dance routine of Steam Heat by Linda Leffler and Claudine Bonis, two folk numbers by The Bachelors, Jerry Lusk, Mike Upton, Mike Murray, Keith Baggett, a humorous dance by The Rolling Sacks, a folk duet by Sandi Pelzl and Sue Vaughan, and se- lections by The Barbership Group of 22 sopho- more boys. The annual talent review was emceed by Dave Liem, one of Central's comical juniors. After a year's lay-off because of a seeming lack of student interest, the Eaglean Follies once again found its way into the tradition at Central High. -,.d,,.....--A ,,,..,.....----- fi K-at 1-5 3 Contest Play Earns Superior 5b. nllllgrfg Lorene Evenson feels a bit weak Face powder, a hat, and coat are used in from measles, but finds comfort in her an. attempt to hide Lorem-fs measles while the young doctor friends, Tom Pierson and sh1p's porter, Brian Cummings, presents a gift. Mike Lussem. 'Q' Ili W 7' Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, by Cornelia Otis Skinner, proved to be an eventful play for these dramatists. At the state contest at Mitchell, Dianne Evenson returned with the first superior actress award, Lorene Evenson received first superior supporting actress, and 00 Mike Lussem received superior lead actor. The play itself received a superior rating. Players pictured, left to right, back row, are Mike Lus- sem, Tom Pierson, and Brian Cummings. In the front row are, Lorene Evenson, Dianne Evenson, Mary Melzark, and Linda Strecker. vw -E TQ -1 '-L -1- -Q E? ..'.E'J'- ,lc-' -alqlll M1 ll lf!! Nfl' 33 'fi fff l e if f il, M LW W1 'Fifi ,C Pf ff QQF rg i WAV' if ' X f J, eV?-E:p .'Url-J?-T-Q., c s are U3fQl'.5 1 T 9 N' c ffgvg' i r-rig iflfl m Q T-J Q11 +-if - kTV 1- '- XX A-My MZIZ1 EQ! +111 , V if 1 .. gr QQMQIQIMLJX ST ir 34:4 W NYLIQJEIZ M' iso +'flv'im ' 9 mfxy c iz' f f x Qngamigatioms Extra-curricular activities w t hand-i h nd with the academic education of each Centralite. The many lubs active at our school appealed to the wide range of terests of the Central High School students. Among the orga 'ation hich met on the other srkie of these doors th A Board, TNT FHA, Radio Staff, and the Bl d G ld. These girls pictured in the print shop are reviewing a dummy sheet of the Blue and Gold. They are, from left to right, Pamela Olthoff, Linda Larson, Sandra Pelzl, Barbara Wallace, and Koni Kirschman. The paper cutter is one of ff the most useful pieces of equipment in the journalism department. The three girls using the cutter are Andi Arnold, Marilyn Hieb, and Carol Tadlock. u I Vp k' K e -'Ar .ilsd ,ff Recording The March Cf Time At CHS Y, Aj R Second year journalism students comprise tigiflg StaffS- T0 the left are Harlan OISOH, the staff of Central's newspaper, the Blue and Linda Gese, Pat Reinhardt, and Josie Schu- Gold. The staff practices the principles of macher. V1eW1ngpaS'CiSSueS21'eP6ggYLa1Y1011t, management of a small newspaper. Four staffs Nancy Grandpre, Mary Kamen, and Carol Mary are responsible for the newspapers content. Dixon. These are the feature, news, sports, and adver- 105 A thirty-three member staff, in- cluding two sophomores, four juniors, and twenty-seven seniors, undertook the various responsibilities of editing the 1964-65 Arrow. After months of slaving every Tuesday night in the Journalism room, the Arrow is finally ready for your ap- proval. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Heading the Arrow staff are Nancy Grand- pre, editor in chiefg Peggy Lamont, assistant editor, and Marilyn Hieb, business manager. Richard Loomis is photographer. Senior section co-editors are Carol Mary Dixon and Linda Leffler, while Barb Wallace is activities editor. Linda Larson and Steve Amundson edit organi- zations and sports, respectively. Art work is done by Carmen Elms, and Mary Kamen is re- A R B R O O A W R D sponsible for the index. Others working on the staff are Andi Arnold, Koni Kirschman, Sandi Pelzl, Marilyn Roesch, Pat Reinhardt, Josie Schumacher, Alice Laird, Anne Wheelock, Pam Olthoff, Carol Tad- lock, Toni Ristau, Linda Edenstrom, Andrea Twitchell, Jim Heintzman, Rich Huffman, Har- lan Olson, Randy Howell, Ned Dixon, Paul Gutt- man, Linda Gese and Pam Ray. ,RN 1 . . ooo 2173 Jifffgfgys National Honor Society LA Leadership, scholarship, character, and service are prerequisites for membership in Keystone. The reception of Claudia Musselman Hold High and Tom Roth, shown here lighting- the tradi- tional candle, symbolizes the growth of this order. The Torch Twenty-five students were initiated into Keystone February 3, 1965. In the front row, left to right, are Tom Trites, Cathy Clark, Charlotte Weber, Sandra Frank, Sally Mathes, Jill Kreutzer, Marilyn Hieb, Nancy Grandpre, and Greg Lauver. Shown in the second row are Linda Larson, Peggy Lamont, Anne Wheelock, Peggy Reuer, Janet Locken, Mary Wallace, Claudia Musselman, Koni Kirschman, Donna Patterson, and Susan Vaughan. In the third row are Pete Haugen, David Stuebbe, Tom Roth, Dave Hilgemann, Randy Bender, Howard Baird, and Hollis Hurlbert. 109 National Forensic League NFL members above are: back row, Betty Mary Dixon, and Mary Melzarkg front row, Green, Claudia Svarstad, Lynda Bauer, Pam Mary Flood, Jill Kreutzer, Pam Olthoff, Debra Parker, Kay Dixon. Linda Brammer. Carol Olson, and Janet DeMarais. Membership in NFL is achieved by earning Greg Lauver. 4 a minimum of 25 points in speech work. As Advisor for the NFL chapter is Mr. Joseph more points are acquired, higher degrees are Farnham. Officers are John Kline, president, bestowed. The highest degree possible, ob- Greg Lauver, vice president, and Carol Dixon, tained with a total of 250 points, has been secretary. earned by Carol Mary Dixon, John Kline, and Other members of NFL are: back row, Westerfield, and John Kline, front row, Tom David Liem, David Laustsen, Tom Trites, Greg Cooper, Paul Guttman, Don Lager, Roger War- Lauver, Gerald Ward, Brian Cummings, Mark field, Chuck Bantz, Lance Sloan, David Hilge- mann, and Richard Huffman. 110 Thespians Working closely with their advisor, Mrs. Pratt, Thes- pian officers headed the club's activities. Conferring with Mrs. Pratt above, are Linda Leffler, left, treasurer, and Mary Melzark, president. Officers not shown are Mike Lussem, vice president, Dianne Evenson, secretary 5 and Tom Pierson, corresponding secretary. Thespian members at right are: back row, Bill Wertz, Bob 0'Brien, and Jon Stablein. Mid- dle row, Bob Wilson, Pam Olt- hoff, Connie Chillson, and Bob Olson. Front row, Peggy Van De Rostyne, and Claudia Mussel- man. Q 1 Examining a model of the isyg Civic Theatre stage are: left P to right, Tom Pierson, Geral- g dine Martin, Erick Matz, Jack Terrence, Lorene Evenson, Rich Hogenson, Comfort Gor- der, and Linda Strecker. Other members of Thespi- ans include: Tom Trites, Ruth D e a c o n , Anne Wheelock, Brian Cummings, Gary Sharp, and Linda Leffler. 111 Jackie Valle, Donna Patter- son, Jill Kreutzer, and Sue Vaughan, left, 1 i s t e n as Lorraine Germer leads the discussion. Members above, enjoying a T'n'T speech, are Charlotte Odegaard, Mary Flood, Barb Beckel, Anne Wheelock, and Margaret Conlon. By speaking at bi-monthly dinners, the T'n'T members strive to improve their speak- ing abilities. Both planned and extempo- raneous speeches are given and evaluated by the members. The group meets under the supervision of Mr. Farnham. The officers of T'n'T shown at left are Dave Hilgeman, president, and Barb Wallace, secretary. Not shown is Carol Mary Dixon, vice-president. Speaking to the group below is Eric Laut- zenheiser. Members listening are, left to right, Ruth Deacon, Margaret Bonnet, Anita Germer, and Barbara Mottle. TnT See no evil, speak no evil, do no evil, well . . . sometimes! , x. Oh, We love those halls of ivy . . . and ladders, and light bulbs, and bare walls. 41 'N fi' f X 5 my V 9 RX A fsvs 1 L 1 f And we're supposed to milk THATZ? A girls' school takes quite a bit of adjustment! Radio Staff Q a Q Pictured above is radio staff one. They are, seated, Peggy Lamont, director, Jean Losacker, assistant directory and standing, Margaret Conlon, Marge Vogele, Marilyn Hieb, Pete Haugen, and Don Lager. Alternating programs are presented by Kreutzer. Standing are, Connie Ottenbacher, staff two. Some of its members are shown Alice Laird, Linda Edenstrom, Lorraine Ger- above. Seated are, Dianne Evenson and Jill mer, and Barb Wallace. 114 The four students shown above are members of staff two. Francis Ingebritson, and Donna Patterson, seated, , are assistant director and director. The director and her S assistant are responsible for the program presented each Week. They issue assignments and provide continuity. Sounds from Central is heard every Week during the school year at seven p.m. Two other radio staff members shown, are Sue Vaughan and Dave Hilgemann. News Media 3 E Tom Trites acts as the technical supervisor shown making last minute preparations before each Week. His job is to assemble the equip- show-time. Mr. Haussman and Mrs. Schreiber ment and co-ordinate the on air and off air are the faculty advisors. signals. Sandra Frank and Candy Erickson are 115 The 1964-65 Student Coun- cil has carried out many ac- tivities this year. Led by officers Steve Amundson, pre- sidentg Mike Baldridge, vice- presidentg Andrea Arnold, recording secretaryg and Marilyn Hieb, corresponding secretaryg the council has planned Pageant Day, the AFS drive, the Eaglean Fol- lies, and the Aberdeen Relays. The council members Wish to express their gratitude for Mr. Noecker's supervision throughout the year. Sophomore council members are: back row, Schwan, Fran Ingebritson, and Becky Minchg Margaret Bonnet, Claudia Svarstad, Judi Heinz- front row, Mike Sandvig, Lon Gelhaus, Frank man, Debbie Olson, Sheridan Wangler, Wanita Lockridge, Chuck Bantz, and Ned Dixon. 1 Junior representatives are: back row, front row, Bob Lee, Jim Keeley, Roger War- Dianne Evenson, Sue Brewer, Sue Hodgson, Jim field, John Ridgeway, and Dennis McDermott. Gerharter, Sherrie Summers, and Sheryl Seilerg Jerry Adams and Bob Oltman are not pictured. W A s ffl 151, if Lf E it 1 4 WN ff' K Senior representatives are: back row, ffpllt I'0W, Jerry Lusk, John Kline Stu COHIGY. Marilyn Hieb, Andrea Arnold, Terry Gesinger, Rich Omland, and. Steve Amundson. Jim Fiala Tom Roth, Sue Vaughan, and Janet Shaner: and Gerry Sumptwn are not plctured- 117 M S if? Junior Red Cross Officers for Junior Red Cross are Tim Barb Wallace, presidentg and Phyllis Harring- Pfeiffer. vice-president, Mr. Leffler, advisor, ton, council member. Central's Junior Red Cross is associated with the National American Red Cross Council. Each year a fund-raising contest between classes is sponsored by the Junior Red Cross. Competition is keen as sophomores, juniors, and seniors vie for top money-making honors. 118 Senior members are, back row, left to right: Janet Locken, Charlotte Odegaard, Richard Huffman, John Skogmo, Marsha Kettering, and Darla Wollman. Front row, left to right: Barb Beckel, Nancy Grandpre, Sandy Frank, Laurie Schamber, Cathy Clark, and Paula Price. Red Cross members celebrate the Christ- mas season by sponsoring Yuletide programs at Mother Joseph Manor, School for the Blind, and Americana Nursing Home. Representa- tives of the junior class are back row, left to iw right: Rene Milbrandt, Pam Parker, Jack Kling, Dave Liem, Susan Hodgson, and Bernadette Shaw. Front row, left to right: Barb Schoen, Janet Weber, Gwen Ryman, Alice Anderson, Lauria Dane, Dawn Burckhard, and Marlys Gallipo. Junior Red Cross members are responsible for distributing informative booklets to the offices of various Aberdeen doctors. Members also assist the local chapter in typing and stuff- ing envelopes for the county drive. Sophomore '44 - N49 Red Cross members are, back row, left to right: Vikki Hagen, Jean Montague, Linda Kellet, Jean Stevens, Janice Liem, Delila Weisz. Front row, left to right: Gloria Smith, Sheila Fred- rickston, Linda Bray, Pam Pagones, and Diane Bagne. 119 The accompanists for A Cappella were Janet Locken and Sandi Pelzl. 120 , , Q W Q F . f' E., The Sweetest Sound Front row Carmen Elms Mary Lee Connie Zimmerman Janette Blank Peggy Lamont Annette Andrews Bob Rennolet Edward Rombs Bill Opsahl Russ Eichelberg Larry Walker Melvin Kolb Jim Cramer Rolf Vensand Barb Wallace Janell Berreth Linda Leffler Linda Edenstrom Nancy Grandpre Second row Sandy Pelzl Cathy Anderson Joyce Stiles Judy Svarstad Charlotte Weber Janet Locken Laurie Schamber Linda Graves La Vonne Moeller Rick Hogenson Mike Lussem Chuck Keeler Dennis Disbrow Keith Baggett Gary Nelson Mike Murray Ron Getsman Linda Larson Marsha Kettering Karla Sukut Gail Dewar P fe .5 . I 3 were ' V I 1 AES, 5 Q 1 ' X: 3 J s I I ve Ever Heard Third row Sharon Salem Mary Kamen Sally Evens Sharon Rau Julie Lohner Polly Price Toni Ristau Ann Breckenridge John Stablein Rhett Merrill Rich Huffmann Tim Morrissey Hollis Hurlbert Jerry Lusk Dave Pollock Dave Stuebbe Donna Patterson Shirley Ziegler Eloise Lapham Sue Brewer Patty Gray Back row Linda Potter Marilyn Roesch Sherrie Summers Pam Olthoff Lynda Kessler Mary Melzark Susan Sabol Sally White Virginia Vining Pete Kirkpatrick John Kline Tom Driscoll Pete Haugen Jim Liebel Bob O'Brien Rick Albrecht Rich Loomis Randy Bender Tom Daschle Susan Vaughan Paulette Decker Marge Vogele Sandi Frank Cathy Clark Linda Johnson X WMU uid x Director, Merlyn Aman Members of All-State Cho- rus 1964-65 were, back row: Edward Rombs, Pete Haugen, Tom Driscoll, J i m Liebel, John Kline, and Bob Rennolet. Third row: David Stuebbe, Rich Loomis, Gary Nelson, Larry Walker, Jerry Lusk, and Randy Bender. Second row: Cathy Clark, Sandy Pelzl, La Vonne Moeller, Susan Vaughan, Linda Lar- son, and Linda Graves. Front row: Linda Potter, Sally Evens, Marge Vogele, Polly Price, and Linda Johnson. The Madrigal members were, back row: Randy Bender, John Kline, Jim Liebel, Pete Haugen, David Stuebbe, and Jim Cramer. Front row: Linda Johnson, Sandy Pelzl, Mary Lee, Susan Vaughan, Linda Lar- son, and Polly Price. AA J wt- The officers of A Cappella were, left to right, Tom Driscoll, president, Sandy Pelzl, vice president, Marge Vogele, hostess, Rich Huffman, host, Linda Eden- strom, secretary. 122 Tom's duties as president are to preside over A Cappella meetings and to appoint com- mittees. Sandy's duties as vice president are to head committees and to preside over meetings in case of the absence of the president. As secretary, Linda takes roll call in A Cappella. The duties of Marge and Rich as hostess and host are to Welcome the alumni of A Cappella and to be in charge of the guest book. The duties of the section leaders are to direct the sec- tionals, help prepare for the social activities of the A Cap- pella, and plan publicity for the concerts. These leaders assist the officers in presiding over the A Cappella meetings. Members of the Senior Girls' Ensemble were back row: Cathy Anderson, M a r s h a Kettering, Donna Patterson, Eloise Lapham and Janell Berreth. Middle row: Judy Svarstad, Janet Locken, Charlotte Weber, Jeanette Blank, and Carmen Elms. Front row: 5 A Sally Evens, Sharon Rau, Mary Melzark, and Pam Olthoff. rg ,Q r if Nr s I The A Cappella section leaders for 1964-65 were back row: G ar y Nelson, Chuck Keeler, Pete Haugen, Tom Driscoll, and Jerry Lusk. Third row: Bob Rennolet, Rich Loomis, Larry Walker, and Randy Bender. .Second row: Linda Graves, Susan Vaughan, Linda Larson, and La Vonne Moeller. Front row: Nancy Grandpre, Cathy Clark, Janet Locken, Polly Price, Sandy Pelzl, Linda Johnson, and Linda Edenstrom. JEJP The Mixed Ensemble for 1964-65 were, back row: Linda Potter, Linda Graves, Barb Wallace, and Gail Dewar. Front row : Rick Hogenson, Tom Driscoll, Larry Walker, and Gary Nelson. This octet sings without ac- companiment and is one of the m a i n groups representing Aberdeen in t h e regional music contest. 123 64 .It lx My 124 wt V52 Girls' Glee Emma Bates Connie Batteen Marcia Bauer Jolynn Biegler Prudence Bingham Bonnie Birdseye Janice Brandner Connie Brick Jane Ann Brick Dawn Ray Burckhard Gina Carlson Ruth Iris Deacon Cathy DeVine Kay Helen Dixon Candy Erickson Diane Evenson Gail Fulker Marlys Gallipo Judy Ann Gauer Peggy Grote Michele Hatzenbeller Carolyn Hegge Judy Heintzman Kathy Hill Susan Hodgson Chris Holdhusen Linda Hunstad Frances Ingebritson Vicki Keller Linda Kellett Jan Koorey Maureen Kruckenberg Joan Carol Lewis Sally Mathes Debra Ann Olson Rita Rose Olson Kathleen Orr Carrol Oster Chloe Oster Connita Ottenbacher Susan Porter Lynn Rasmussen Carol Rath Pamela Ray Linda Riebe Gwen Ryman Stacy Sanders Joy Schanil Marcia Schmidt Mary Schock Barb Schoen Linda Schumacher Susan Schumacher Patricia Schwab Wanetta Schwan Susan Soike Jean Stevens Marge Teske Karen Ann Tietz Carole Tonigan Arlinda Trygstad Lou Anne Tullar Dinda Veil Janet Weber Cheryl Weisser Delila Kae Weisz Barbara Wettstein Patricia Zimmerman Shirley Ann Zeller Betsy Lamont u Accompanists Jean Stevens, Frances Inge- b t , Geraldine Martin Mgticzlg' Gwen Ryman, Marlys Galllpo, and Sally 125 Music is the poetry of the air SIXTH HOUR CHORUS Jeff Andrews Donna Authier Linda Bickler Rochelle Brack Robert Brewer Nancy Desautels Diane Dittman Donna Dittman Janice DeClerq Alan Ehresman Mary Fleming Sheila Fredrickson Francie Gellerman Roberta Goodspeed Carol Guthmiller Judy Haas Janice Hadorn Pam Hanley Sandra Heintzman Shirley Heupel Shirley Heyd Gail Huger Twila Humann Diane Janes Robert Johnston Susan Kaul Kathy Kruger Donna Luce John MacLaren Gary Markley Jean McQuillen Patty Meier Dennis Mies Becky Minch Allilia Mitzel Jean Montague Nancy Lee Overbust Diane Parkhurst Douglas Phillips Kirk Plagman Ronald Preszler Dale James Prouse Mary Rohl Marlene Rogers Jo Ann Russell Donald Sabol Eldoris Schamber Judith Schroeder Barb Smith Gloria Anne Smith Cleo Sonnenfeld Bonnie Jane Stroh Guy Walkingstick Sheridon Wangler Harriet White Vocal Chords Donna Aipperspach Dorothy Hovseth Alice Anderson Gary Job Diane Anderson Nancy Haug Howard Anderson Lois Kirschenman Diana Bagne Lynne Larson Vicky Beck Valerie Ann Lindgren Donna Benfit Virginia Moffenbier Bernice Bitz Gary Bosma Ella Obenauer Tiance Outlaw Sandy Boullion Patty Pautsch Linda Brammer Linda Pingel Linda Bray Lois Podoll Diane Christensen Charles Rennolet Darlene Christianson Jean Marie Richard Tina Couch Kathleen Ries Margaret DeClerq Peggy Van De Rostyne Stan Dell Carol Diegel Barbara Engle Ron Sharbono Bernadette Shaw Sharon Sitter Susan Fleming Sharon Lee Stucke Alfred Froiland Susan Tietz Lon Gellhaus Jerry Grace Sandra Grover Connie Haas James Hansen Barb House Gloria Torigian Marsha Wakefield Pam Ray and Maureen Kruckenberg accompanied the choruses in the winter concert. 127 i' fm- The Wonderful World of Music Flute Joyce Blank Connie Chillson Carol Mary Dixon Beth Dunn Lorene Evenson Maureen Kruckenberg Mary Lee Doris Nagel Terry Odland Pamela Ray Mary Jo Thompson Susan Vaughan Bb Clarinet Barbara Angerhofer Jeanette Blank Gloria Clark Dianne Evenson Ella Inman Mike Jones Carol Junker Sherry Klingman Drum Major Gloria Clark Judy Meyers David Moen Barbara Mottle Vikki Poe Peggy Reuer Sheila Sauer Mary Schumacher Karen Schutz Sheryl Smith Janet Vogele Alto Clarinet Evelyn Angerhofer Anita Germer Sherry Kirnen Bass Clarinet Jerry Beckler Randy Small Alto Sax Sue Driscoll Ken Hanson Jim Hare Carol Junker Jean Olson Robert Orr Tenor Sax Gordon Cason Carl Hanson Gary Sharp Baritone Sax Lyle Goldade Bassoon Janice King Oboe Patty Green Mary Kamen Tom Wells Cornet Steve Amundson Jim Gerharter Duane Hunt Ken Koch Dennis McDermott Herbert Millard Marvin Nelson Jim Olson Milo Retzer David Roth Tom Roth David Schwan Larry Walker Baritone Pat Flahaven Roger Locken Richard Omland Robert Rau French Horn Linda Benson Cathy Clark Judy Ewer David Johnson Keith Kinder Darrilyn Nelson Trombone Jerry Adams Wayne Buck Dennis Ellsworth David Hilgemann Brian Lee Sharon Rau Jerry Schroeder John Skogmo Bass Tom Cooper Robert Reiner Tom Thompson Tom Trites Percussion Bob Anderson Charles Gugel Marilyn Hieb Randy James Sally Mathes Kathy Olsen Andrea Twitchell Marcia O'Keefe Drum Major? Barbara Wettstein John Skogmo 129 Officers and Council members of the band are, standing, left to right, Tom Roth, president, Steve Amundson, Richard Omland, vice president, Chuck Gugel, and John Skogmo. Seated are Sherry Klingman, Karen Schutz, secre- tary and librariang Cathy Clark, Carol Mary Dixon, Mary Kamen, and Sherry Kirnan. Shown with Drum Major Gloria Clark are, Charlotte Odegaard, Diana Prouse, P at t y left to right, band twirlers Barbara Beckel, Doyle, and Jackie Valle. 130 Representing Central in All-State Band for Carol Mary Dixon. Seated are Tom Roth, 1964-65 3113, Standing, left to fight, Cathy Chuck Gugel, and Steve Amundson. Clark, Dianne Evenson, Sherry Kirnan, and Keynoters mg' K ffl W e 'Ti x. X Shown as they played 'Lassus Trom- bone,', a feature number of the annual mid- winter concert, are, left to right, Brian Lee, 5 1? Kia Jerry Adams, Jerry Schroeder, Dennis Ells- worth, David Hilgemann, Wayne Buck, John Skogmo, and Sharon Rau. 131 Strike Up The Band Clarinet: Stanley Beckler Margaret Bonnet Richard D'Amico Tim Geier Dallas Johnson Lois Kirschenman. Rita Sayler Linda Schwan Dianne Zimmerman Cornet: Curtis Beckler Chuck Blando Ronn Durr Yvonne Filegar Reno Heupel Jerry Opsahl Bruce Reis Gary Schumacher Tary Schumacher Trombone: Allan Clark Robert Clark Perry Durr Dave Graff Dave Grandpre Bob McPhail Jerry Teske Mark Trumbo Baritone: Bob Floodeen Cheryl Geranan Steve Holmes Bass: Larry Edmiston Roger Mork Percussion : Dennis Brendel Connie Ottenbacher Steve Paradis Connie Reis Hats Gff To The Band! 'QW 'J' X X 3 Ici nous avons le Cercle Francais. Here We have the French Club. This active organization meets the second and fourth Mon- day of each month. Three officers head the French Club. The officers pictured are Sandi Frank, vice-presidentg Claudine Bonis, Cer1tral's student from Carpentras, Franceg Linda Johnson, secre- taryg and Nancy Grandpre, president. Happy faces mark these French Club members. They are, from left to right, Paula Price, Peggy Reuer, Gina Carlson, Nancy Wendt, Pam Ray, and Maureen Kruckenberg. 134 F P A R R EA ZN nc A I s V O U S , C'est si Bon! Oh, so good, could be the com- ment from the lone boy in this group. Pictured to the left are Bobbie Goodspeed, Sandi Grover, Diane Gim- bel, Jim Jasmer, Phyllis Harrington, and Connie Torigian. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? German Club meets on a Wednesday of each month. Presiding over the meetings are, Chloe Oster, treasurer, Patti Hanson, secretary, Mar garet Bonnet, president, and Pene Wagener, vice-president. Mrs. Elms is the club advisor. Engel Burke Beck. Pictured here are, Sheila Fredrickson, are, Jo Observing Lynn Rassmussen,s spelling, Mar' rie Tesky, Lou , Ann Tullar Jane Pictured here are, Sharon Rau, Barbara , Lois Podoll, Eldoris Schamber, Janet Linda Jerke, Shirley Nancy Overbust. Heupel, Don Lagar, and 135 mimvfiii Q . Spanish Club was composed of both Spanish I and Spanish II students. They met every other Monday after school. Committees were appointed to present a different program at each club meeting. Some programs presented this year in- cluded Spanish skits, learning Spanish Christmas carols and folk songs, and re- ports on Spanish folkways. As the fea- tured club project, each member was re- quired to correspond with a Spanish pen-pal. Letters received were shared with the other members. Spanish Club members also helped promote a trip to Mexico organized by Mr. Harry Jones, the club advisor. The trip, scheduled for this summer, is open to anyone interested. Officers heading Spanish Club were Donna Dittman, vice-president, Nancy G r a n d p r e , president, and Anne Wheelock, secretary. Habla usted espanol? Showing their interest in Span- ish newspapers at a club meeting are Carol Mary Dixon and Nancy Thompson, standing, and Kathy Merchant and Gina Carlson, seated. , . ' . . S S .srit it M, .W jr, , if us is W ,lf 7' A xl , lx l I . Q ? as Q is Qian Lygffh X, .... ov ii I .. Q 1. g' . 5'-IAQ, ' -7 A av 'FW Z if Inspecting a hand-painted vase are Mary Diane Janes. Stephenson, Susan Kaul, Jean Larson, and Quid Est Novum? A A J Quid Est Novum? CWhat is New?D was the theme of the Latin Convention held in Aberdeen this year. Members of Centra1's Latin Club took part in this convention. Shown above with Mrs. Hendrickson, ad- visor, are, Steve Brick, Howard Anderson, Ken Barker, Gary Bosma, Terry Durnil, Cathy Dell, Sally Barber, Jo Lynn Beigler. Pictured here are, Jean Stevens, Jean Trumbo, Bob Anderson, Lance Sloan, Charles Montague, Jean Stuebbe, Connie Guhin, Mark Arnoldy. Pictured here are, Mike Sandvig, Paul stead, Rich Englehart, .Tom Wells, Reed Schneider, Craig McFarland, Dana Engle- Dornbush, Vikki Hagen, Mary Francis. Shown above are Doris Diegle, Roger Liem, Sue Porter, Julie Dixon Martin, Mork, Tom Kroll, Larry Lockwood, Janice Mary Schoek, and Claudia Keeler. 137 lt's A Small World Doing homework 1n English IS quite a switch from Portu guesel Like most hard Work It's a small World for Jose Miranda, Central's AFS ex- change student from Salva- dor, Brazil. In the home of the Don Stableins, his Ameri- can family, Jose strums his guitar. Jose transferred his musical talents from a Bra- zilian combo, called Atalaia, to a jazzy dance band in Aber- deen. Well-known for his Ver- satility on the guitar, Jose plays classical, bossa nova, or beatle music. ing students at Central Jose Works at the typeWr1ter to complete an assignment Before returning to Brazil in June, Jose Will join other foreign students of the American Field Service pro- gram for a tour throu h the g United States. 138 4A V' ,f cle ff ' Go ahead, hit me right here! jokes Jose, as he and his American brother, Jon Stablein, squabble playfully. Perhaps a sense of humor is the only international lan- guage! Jose has brought a little bit of Brazil to Central, proving that this really is a small world. Burning The Midnight Oil ccau-dam 'S. Ennis Our other exchange stu- dent, Claudine Bonis, was not a part of the AFS program. She was here as a guest of the Louis Long family. Lorie Long stayed with the Bonis family in Carpentras, France, as Central's AFS representa- tive in the summer of 1963. Clo has a special interest in art and plans to be an in- terior decorator. She partici- pated in the Eaglean Follies, and was an active member of French Club and AFS Club. On Government Day, Glo was elected a county commis- sioner by the student body. 139 AFS Club Pictured fiom' lafi to right are Marilyn Kaiieu, Pam Olthoff, Gail Dewar, and Sharon Lingor, Linda Bickler, Cathy Anderson, Linda Rau. The purpose of the American Field Service Club is to stimulate interest in the exchange program and raise money to sponsor Central's exchange student. To the left are the club's officers. They are Donna Patterson, secretaryg Nan- cy Grandpre, Vice- presidentg Peggy Lamont, president, and Jose Miran- da, treasurer. P da V 9 iff An AFS open house was one of the many Harrington, Bob O'Brien, Barb House, and fund-raising activities put on by the club mem- Lynn Parker. bers. Shown above are Barb Mottle, Phyllis 140 Future Builders Cf America J' l ,Q I ,NA 4, These representative juniors will attend Gengerke, Gary Sharp, Doug Deibert, and BOYS' State May 30 through JUH9 5- They are, Roger Warfield. In the third row are David from left to right, Steve Burke, Jim Gerharter, Moen, Bob 0'Brien, Howard Bastian, John Tom Guhin, Jack King, and Rick Davies. In the Ridgeway, Mike Baldridge, and Bob Oltman. second row are Rory King, Mike Jones. Tom -N. df ' .-Q Q if .P ,4 '4 it 'Kill 8 i i ...nan-... Girls' State will be held June 6 on the cam- right, Phyllis Harrington and Dianne Evenson. pus of Dakota Wesleyan University. Repre- In the second row are Mary Flood, Pam Parker, senting Aberdeen will be, front row, left to Carole Tonigan, Barb Mottle, and Vicki Poe. 141 A-Y Carol Bergh and Richard Getsman are shown checking the book files. Other library staff helpers shown are, upper left, Jim Jasmer, Robert Rau, and Gary Carlson. The five girls pictured to the left are Betty Bauer, Sandra Parrow, Susan Sabol, Kathleen Wag- ner, and Sally White. Library Staff Other members of library staff are shown to the left Those in the top picture are James Schivval, Ron Getsman Q Mrs. Dickson, Patricia Han and Susan Tietz. sen, and Julie Dickson. Shown around a library bulletin board are Mrs. Ester, Linda Simon, Phyllis Harrington 1 f -FQ' 'L v,,..,+ Q A Q: J ff .ff -qgi,g,4.,,- f' NW 1,,.mr'2' A Monitor fm P f John Kline is shown here as he turns in his badge after another day of head monitor duty. 31' so as 82-1- Board Mr. Berreth is shown here during one of his spare moments as monitor advisor. 144 4, Some of the monitors that help keep order Sheryl Seller Sandra Frank, Jeanne Losacker, in Central's halls are Lynda Bauer, Gail Fulker, and Pam Parker. Alice Laird, Jane Ann Brick, Patty Meier, TTIGSS Smiling IT10Hit01'S HTG, back POW, son, Marge Vogele, front row, Barb Beckel, Donna Patterson, Marilyn Hieb, Margaret Con- Sherry Klingman, Koni Kirschman, and Sandi lon, Paula Price, Sherrie Summers, Linda John- Pelzl. Other monitors on duty are, back row, Karyn Leach, front row, Stacy Sanders, Linda Barb Wallace, Marsha Kettering, Mike Lussem, Shaffer, Valerie Lindgren, Robertta Fossum, Pete Haugen, Randy Bender, Carole Tonigan, Andi Arnold, and Jill Kruetzer. 145 The members of FHA elected the following Bates, secretary 5 Sally Evens, music, Holly as their officers: Gina Carlson, treasurerg Roseth, parliamentarian. Advisors for the Charlotte Weber, historian, Carol Bergh, vice- group are Mrs. Plut and Mrs. Clark. president, Pat Schwab, president, E mm a M . . A , . -- - , Ae 'Q X W Qgls 2 1 K, .. I ,. 7 ',.,, 1 i-.ffl 'W , New fe it Q C' '- . .V Y K - f . . - . i A ., - 3 J -1 Q 'ggi Q ., f- . . ' s W' f - WE!! ,- - as ft .flip ' - fm' 'r 'i ' -9 ,.. ': ,, ' f' fm gg ,QQ 4 912,455 , . .N 3:65 V. , ' . .x 1-, if--.xW.m v: .w 1s..wgc4,,g5ga H a g ,, at P ff? fa: . .Af . . ,, Q X - ' Q : t,., ' V ' f -fffiii 1. -f ff -iswfs5i12,f fe- ,A ' -: ' ,, lf' H I- ',. '1:,'2a' i,:::zla .i2aTzfS, ,, f ' f f- ,H ' ,. wlfflfsz':fswfzi-5555, 19' .2i21.Zf.f',.fff:: 'far a- ' . . .,., f- ,, kt, W -:Q JV afi-131:31 :fa .Q ' Preparing for a future in home-making Tietz, Chris Holdhausen. Sitting, left to right, are: standing, left to right, Barb Beckel, Judy are Phyllis Bauer, Mary Schumacher, Kathy Engelhart, Diane Grote, Barbara Engel, Susan Biegler, and Linda Murphy. Other members are: back row, left to right, Front row, left to right, are Charlotte Rydberg, Inez Schock, Carol Ganser, Barb McTague, Carol May, Sandra Angerhofer, and Judy Yvonne Bullock, Carol Wulf, Stella Hettick. Huber. 146 Others active in the club are: back row, left to right, Sharon Sitter, Janice Kalt, Peggy Hilla, Elsie Henke. Front row, left to right, are Jo Ann Russell, Barbara Rosin, Salli Holzer, and Gail Huger. fl' A, ,W x i.t,... , W. 'fs-5, xfff , 1-25? , HltfE1Q' MN FHA Participants in FHA are: standing, left to right, Linda Schumacher, C i n d y Podoll, Karen Tietz, Martha Young. CSitting, left to rightb, Linda Kief er, Elizabeth Reszler, Ardella Gensburg, Frances Vetter. The following FHA'ers are: back row, left to right, Jean Peterson, Judith Svarstad, Julie Lohner, Virginia Vining, Sharron Salem, B e V e r l y Schipke. Front row, left to right, are Rita Olson, Sally White, Nancy Holland, Carol Naasz. FHA members include: standing, left to right, Darla Wollman, M a r y Hassinger, Janet Shaner, LaVonne Moel- ler, Sharon Kirnan, Sandra Aman. Sitting, left to right, are Cathy Anderson, Susan Sabol, Carmen Elms, and Joyce Blank. if he N Chess Club The enthusiastic members of Biology Club pictured above are: Phyllis Har- rington, faculty advisor Hannah Buss, Jerry Moench, John Rogers, and Donna Peterson. Shown here inspecting a departed member of the Aves family are Eileen Pfeiffer, Marlene Schwall, Frances Vetter, Cheryle Shelver and John Rogers. gf yf IHE ' 'fr pu? LNJHW -23.'?f 4g31f,'f,w ' 1 oi n .... 150 , 'V f g. M W.,-mr ..,,4, -.V ,-.9 we f w ii i , 1 is Junior Lions Paul Ching .Q I -- ' ,lf fx s ., i i wi Mike o'Brien l i .mo n ii 5 Harold Miller Dave Ziegler Dennis VonEschen John Fowler Richard Huffman John Engler Richard Getsman Jim Fiala John Skogmo Pete Pagones Ralph Schnorr Tom TI'i'CeS Greg Lauver Dave Hilgeman r o o 4 . i of . S. N rrrrr fi' i L - -'T 1 i. ., 1, ii rr in r i n n l euskal -Ewa-S, -ff.asi,.l,vff -fE,,9fsw ,15. :5 M, sa lfme,lm,.M .k,A M . ..,.,,,.,, ,,,.,, ,M Ee we K, .,A., ,S .V,.,. 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H S X , V Tom Daschel Rich Omland Jim Heintzrnan Don Lindemann Ron Gardner Tim Nikolas Rich Loomis Lance Sloan Howard Baird Bob Karlen TOITI Sieh rrei mv'-Q. ,vm ilk .JB 'BN We up-- l M 'iw umor Sertomians Jon Stablein Hollis Hurlbert Jerry Lusk Randy Bender Stu Conley Pat Flahaven Mike Costello Tim Morrissey Charles Arnoldy Tom Butler Dave Stuebbe Philip Swenson Tom Roth Ron Getsman Bob Rennolet Larry Walker ,,..Y - Qi ' - ee- 53 - ..., -lli 7 . Lettermen's Club Lettermen's Club offices were held by Mike Breiden- bach, vice-presidentg Ron Klipfel, presidentg and Rich Omland, secretary. Track Leffermen Pictured above is Aberdeen's 1964 varsity track squad. In front are, from left to right: Don Fogle, Steve Amundson, Tim Pfeiffer fcross-countryb, and student manager Rich Kezar. Behind them in the back row are, left 154 to right: coach Don Reshetar, coach Frank Bohall, Bob Oltman, John Kline, Chuck Keeler, Mike Breidenbach, Pete Haugen, coach Ron Stocking, and coach Al Sahli. 0 Lekietme 5098 Winning letters in varsity basketball are, from left to right: student manager Terry Rawstern, Bob Oltman, Jerry Adams, Paul Guhin, Bob Karlen, Dave Ziegler, Mike 0'Brien, Jim Fiala, Dan Cavanaugh, Tim Nikolas, Tom Driscoll, Mike Vogel, Mike Breidenbach, and Coach Bud Belk. I-0 0 fb q Il L Qffer Here are the football lettermen. Back row, from left to right, are: Coach Ron Stocking, stu- dent manager Terry Rawstern, John Ridgeway, Holly Hurlbert, Bob Oltman, Rich Omland, Steve Amundson, Bob Couser, Mike 0'Brien, Bob Luce, Dave Schwab, Chuck Keeler, Mike Breidenbach, Tim Nikolas, student manager Rich Kezar, Ron Gardner, and Coach Don Reshetar. Front row: Stu Conley, Tim Morrissey, Bob Rennolet, Ron Klipfel, Dan Wollman, Steve Burke, Dave Ziegler, and Randy Hermanson. me' 'Ge' ye 'Nreswwg Wrestling lettermen are, from left to right: student manager Bill Molseed, Bob Rennolet, Ron Klipfel, Harold' Miller, Howard Baird, Lance Benson, Chuck Keeler, Dale Bender, Jerry Lusk, Ron Daschel, Jack King, Chuck Wahl, student manager Dennis Volk, Tom Wells, and Coach Jim Kretchman. 155 Peppy Megaphone gzenee , Conme ,Cawzie ' QW? , Qmnne . as A-. 7,5 L,A. W ' ' W W M Y f 4 ,..: , ,MA Taj, L, 44 fl ' 'S' ' N qw L A L-5.5, ,. . A ' ,tg j sy f-V f ' 'W Q A, ? f iff? N. i 1 , , '. im f : ' ,ij' fA if 1f 9 A 145 ' m ' s l ::, I --N ,V..k. fi .. Q. E X 54 . V K gi.. . A :I, .. My ' x 'Qallm .cimfa ijuaqslla Cauofe -gzobeutta uqrwluea qbba Q., 'zzf ,' 1 QQQ .9 67 ' es s QQ! .H wg ,H ,qv f .,,. A ,. 1, eigyt gsssasa W l ' siskdyf Robertta Fossum Four seniors, four juniors and two sophomores Cheered for their teams to bring them high SCOFGS. The girls were divided into Squads A and B, ssgxzz, , s , egg Linda Larson 5. . ,,., .M fuss. , Marsha Kettering Marsha and Robertta were captains this year, While Andi and Linda added their cheers. Carole andNDawn followed together in suitg They will be captains for next year's group. To cheer their teams unto victory. Dawn Burckhard The B cheerleaders are selected each fall Two juniors, two sophomores, that is all. Dianne, Connie, Renee and Laurie Are the B squad in our story. Carole Tonlgan Andrea Arnold 157 The drill team performs at half-time during the basket- ball season. N 97 Eaglettes 158 This is the first year for Central's drill team. Members represent all three classes and are ad- vised by Miss Amacher and Mr. Klitz. Q m ii -iii a y -JH 1 -f L ' 55? Wag Wai? 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Illlwf, J:..l!?-'fill E-1-lilifil - N In addition to the academic and extra-curricular activities, Centralites took part in the schoolfs athletic t prjfgllgllotlier participating .in basketball, football, t lc QPGR 9 ttf eds Al y 'tain'g p t pl sse dtp d th G ldenE gl hlpdt k Ab deens p t P S gmt gh ttlh lit t lHghalSetliolb!l p t y bl dby th C A d Eagles Take Title With 6 - 6 Deadleek 2 .2 ri Q we 'fp A222610 ff' Q? fgcgkili QQ 60.9 if 3 Spa' rv? 00 - 559 5'- m a-YQ Q' ix 0 fag sz? M QQ if gif Q47 9 on EY' Metab 5' gg 2 9 -lt S91 To Warrior P455 16 if R ' :iii yi... 5 ,,,, ,A . ,I . The 1964 edition of the Golden Eagles cli- maxed a highly successful season by winning sole possession of the ESD crown in its final game. Members of this outstanding squad included: Top row, left to right: Don Reshetar, head coach, J im Kretchman, Ron Stocking, assistant coaches, Jim Keeley, Randy Hermanson, Bob Oltman, Jon Stablein, John Ridgway, Dave Schwab, Mike 0'Brien, Doug Bittner, Stu Con- ley, Bob Couser, Tom Sieh, Frank Lochridge, student manager, Terry Rawstern, Richard Kezar. Middle row, left to right: Mark Wester- field, Ron Gardner, Bob Rennolet, Tim Morris- sey, Pete Kirkpatrick, Hollis Hurlbert, Gerry Sumption, Steve Burke, Tom Perrizo, Dennis Von Eschen, Danny Wollman, Bob Lee. Bottom row, left to right: Tim Nikolas, Rich Omland, Steve Finley, Mike Breidenbach, Steve Amundson, Bob Luce, Chuck Keeler, Dave Ziegler, Ron Klipfel. Golden Eagles Grab ESD Crown These three varsity coaches had much to do with the success of the 1964 Golden Eagle football team. They are, left to right: Jim Kretchman, backfield coach, Don Reshetar, head coach, Ron Stocking, line coach. 166 Ron Klipfel, captain of the Eagle football team, is shown receiving the ESD Conference championship t r o p h y f r o m Coach Don Reshetar, Mike Breidenbach Line COBBLERS OUTLAST EAGLES The Rapid City Cobblers marched away from Aberdeen 14-7 in a football opener con- sidered to be the highlight of the South Dakota schedule. Cobbler quarterback Mike Winchell climaxed a 95-yard drive by racing six yards around left end for the win- ning touchdown. Steve Amundson, who car- ried the ball almost half the time, scored the Eagles' only touchdown on a six-yard pass from Stu Conley in the second period. Dan Wollrnan scored the point after the touch- down. Eagles Season Record Eagles Opponents 7 ..r. . Rapid City ........ 14 0 ,.r.rrrr.. Sioux City .rr....,.. 26 0 .. Sioux Falls ....,. -- 20 33 . . rrrrr Mitchell 0 40 1 . Watertown 1 ...... 0 46 , 1 Madison rrr. 0 20 .r.r . .rr... Huron rr,r .r,, 6 14 , . ..rrr , Brookings . ....... 1 7 6 Yankton . 1 . 6 Bob Luce Line Ron Gardner Line MAROONS DROP GOLDEN EAGLES Sioux City Central pounded out a victory over an erratic Eagle eleven in a nonconfer- ence game, September 11. The Eagles went down, 26-0, after shoving the Little Ma- roons all over Simmons Field in a promising display of grid- power. Three Eagle drives failed to produce TD's, but the squad's 'never say die' attitude kept Aberdeen in the game to the last second. The Eagles lost one touchdown on a penalty, missed another when time ran out at the half, and fumbled on a third period chance that had reached the Sioux City three-yard stripe. Steve Amundson and Chuck Keeler carried the brunt of the attack, however, Ron Klipfel, the brightest Eagle of the game, turned in an out- standing defensive job. The non-conference loss did not hurt the Eagle's ESD Con- ference standing for '64, Ex- perience was what the Eagles went after and it was what they came out with. Tom Sieh Line l Mike 0'Brien Line 167 Tim Nikolas Dave Schwab Line Lille Pete Kirkpatrick Line EAGLES POP KERNELS The Aberdeen Golden Eagles downed the Mitchell Kernels 33-0 Friday, Septem- ber 25, to celebrate Central's Homecoming and the opening of ESD conference play. The Eagles tallied seven points in the first quarter and raised the score to 20-0 at the half. Aberdeen's defense was even more impressive than its of- fense. Mitchell never got within 44 yards of a touch- down. This penetration oc- curred When the Kernels re- covered an Aberdeen fumble on the 45 yard line. The Eagles' superiority is shown in yards gained, 248 to 53 yards by Mitchell. It was a successful Pageant Day. J on Stablein Line Randy Hermanson Line an-J Steve Burke Bob Rennolet Line EAGLES ROMP OVER ARROWS Aberdeen Golden Eagles walked over the Watertown Arrows 40-0 and end ed Watertown's 19-game win- ning streak. Steve Amundson and Chuck Keeler led the six-touchdown parade. Amundson scored three times on short plunges, while Keeler had a 65-yard run for the longest touch- down. Steve Finley got the other touchdowns, one a reverse from 49 yards o-ut. Amundson added two extra points with Dave Ziegler and Stu Conley getting one apiece. The Eagles had period leads of 6-0, 20-0, 34-0 and the final score of 40-0. The Arrows had 15 straight victories prior to this season and were 4-0 for the 1964 campaign. Line Tom Perrizo Line Sophomore Season Record Eaglets Opponents 0 4 4, Webster B 4 44 4 4 Huron Sophs csss 4 13 44 Watertown Sophs 44 13 9 .4 Watertown Sophs 44 20 4 ss,. Catholic High 4 0 Aberdeen Juniors 42 44 Leola 4 EAGLES BOW TO WARRIORS Sioux Falls mixed passes with its vaunted power to turn back a battling Eagle eleven 20-0 in a game which saw each side punt only twice. The Eagles staged drives of 65, 53, and 54 yards but each time lost their punch when they neared the goal line. The Eagles gained 218 yards from scrimmage while the Warriors collected 340 yards. Each team had 12 first downs. 3 kit Hollis Hurlbert Bob Couser Line Line 169 Tim Morrissey Rich Omland Line Line EAGLES TRIP MADISON The Golden Eagles bolster- ed their '64 ESD Conference standing with a decisive 46-0 victory over the Madison Bull- dogs, October 9. The Eagles turned out one of the finest displays of grid power of the season. Steve Amundson starred on an 87-yard kick-off return during th e third quarter. Steve Finley, Chuck Keeler, and Ron Klipfel supplemented Amundson's t h r e e touch- downs to help write the final tally. Keeler punched over for two TD's, while Finley and Klipfel each scored once. There's nothing in our conference to stop them, said Cal Mathison, Madison ath- letic director, after the con- vincing Aberdeen victory. This is one of the finest foot- ball teams I've seen around here in years. The Eagles used passes and power, completing 6 out of 11 aerials for 116 yards and gaining 201 on the ground for an impressive 317 yards from scrimmage. 170 ABERDEEN DROPS HURON A fired-up Huron team made a great try for an upset, but Aberdeen weathered the assault and scored a 20-6 victory. Steve Amundson scored two touchdowns and Stu Conley one. Each ran for one extra point. Aberdeen gained 260 yards from scrimmage while Huron managed 158 yards. The Eagles had the advantage in first downs, 9-8. Finley, Keeler, Omland, Klipfel, and Hurlbert, in addition to Amundson and Conley, all played important roles in the victory. -61, .. , .1 Doug Bittner Stu Conley Line Back Bob Oltman Steve Amundson Back EAGLES DROP BOBCATS The Aberdeen Central High School football squad cap- tured its fifth consecutive victory on October 23, defeat- ing the Brookings Bobcats here 14-7. This clinched for the Eagle eleven at least a tie with Watertown for the East- ern South Dakota Conference championship. Steve Finley scored in the first quarter and Steve Amundson added the extra point. In the fourth quarter, Amundson romped 38 yards for the TD and Stu Conley scampered over for the extra point, giving Aberdeen a 14-0 lead. Brookings scored with a touchdown pass climaxing a 91-yard march. The Cats kicked the extra point with 25 seconds showing on the clock. That's how the game ended, a 14-7 win for the Eagles over the Bobcats. Chuck Keeler was a fine ground gainer for Aberdeen, and Bob Luce, Mike Breidenbach, and Ron Klipfel turned in excellent perform- ances on defense. Back Steve Finley Back Dave Ziegler Back ABERDEEN TIES YANKTON The Aberdeen Golden Eagles clinched the Eastern South Dakota Conference title by playing Yankton to a 6-6 tie. The first half was scoreless, although the Eagles were stopped on the Yankton one- foot line. The Bucks drew first blood in the third quart- er when they scored after fall- ing on a fumble at the Eagle 17-yard line. Aberdeen tied the score late in the fourth quarter when Stu Conley scampered six yards around left end. Steve Finley set up the TD by receiving a fumbled punt deep in Yankton terri- tory. The try for the extra point was unsuccessful. The Eagle's usually powerful of- fense couldn't get going as motion penalties and fumbles offset any significant gains. Dennis Von Eschen Back 171 mai' Gerry Sumption Dan Wollman Back Back Terry Rawstern, Richard Kezar Student managers Chuck Keeler Ron Klipfel Back Back Juniors If , K iii 1 1 h ,, is 1. A A QM, 1 1 -1 Y Junior grid-men, left to right are: David Liem, Mark Westerfield, Don Fogel, Mike Top row: Tom Carey, Frank Towell, Dave Vogel, J0hI1 McDowell, Jack King. Sahlus, Bob Hawley, Marvin Nelson, David Third row: Terry Zerr, Owen Roof, John Wilson, student manager Mike McHugh. Ruckman, Tom Guhin, Rory King, Bob Lee, Second row: Ted McCreery, Jim Keeley, R03' 0Sb01'H0- 2 didil QT. V ,, 'll' A ' 4 51 U 'Ie' ff ff , 14 5' gr gl I 'K' si JE 1 J Naal' M 'iw kff gg ,D .+ 7, A V K 1 ...-'fMWr1vfa 11, -' fwfr Junior Season Record Juniors Opponents 0 ssuu Gettysburg 19 if! A J J , 0 , Faulkton 1 1 oos,. 26 e ' 'fi if ' 12 oirr,...rrrr Doland i orrrr 1 19 Q-fi A 0 Pnfffirfrf Y- Eureka f W irrf ns 'wgil-l'f A I 26 usss Leola suu,ss 13 -Q... eerr 3 , 7 1 ssssssssss Groton .ssu 14 g J' it 42 usss Sophomores 1 0 A at , V- 173 Sophomores '1'ii'W! 2 Z 5 . Top row, left to right: Steve Weflen, Steve Third row: I.eVan Bader, Frank Loch- Paradis, Gary Schumacher, Gary Bosma, Dale ridge, Kirk Plagman, Mark Trumbo, Gary Job. Schipke, Mike Olsen, Bruce Ries. Ned Dixon, and Doug' Neuharth. Second row: Kurt Beckler, Bill Hatzenbel- Student managers are Allen Anderson, left, ler, Pat Zelenka, Tom Olson, Kraig McFarland, and Pat Aldinger. Jerry Opsahl, Cary Johnston. Ca rdmals i K!! ei 1, W ... . Top row, left to right: Bob Clark. Larry R011 ll0l1l3lS, GHFY SCl1l1111aCl101', DOH!! Kline Edmislon, Dave Zeller, Larry Brick, Ron ROQICI' M01k' Bateen, Jack Carlson, Stan Beckler. Last row: Reed Dornbush, Randy James Second row: Herold Kerns, Tom Godfrey, Glen l111lJ91'l, Al2111 Clark, Gary Teal- 174 S Qyjag Finish 3,5 Eagles I5-QL-5-5 To 2nd Half 65 E xQ6f9gSQa 3 6 we V 6 4 Q ' gf Qfgag A, Q6 E Q3 Qgsblf OJ 553 Q53 326' do 6' 1-1 Qu Q-v 5 0 Q15 U1 'F 62: 9 E' m M f 9 E Hgl inf 'QVC 55 'E -E aStG6iwQ Z' 'E' Xe- QD 'S V. 'D 999435 JS 'awry vm I -91 WHFPIOPS 415 - 44 The 1964-65 Golden Eagle basketball team Adams, Bob Karlen, Mike O'Brien, and Dan standing left to right: Jim Fiala, Paul Guhin, Cavanaugh. Kneeling are: student manager, Dave Ziegler, Bob Oltman, Tim Nikolas, Mike Mike Baldridge, coach Lyle Bud Belk, and Vogle, Mike Briedenbach, Tom Driscoll, Jerry student manager, Terry Rawstern. Golden Eagles Take Third In State Meet 176 Eagle Season Summary Eagles Opponents Rapid City Bismarck . Brookings Watertown -, ,,..,,,., Yankton ,,rr,.i. Huron Mitchell 52 57 69 54 65 59 51 55 43 45 48 50 32 38 53 .....r Madison ,rrrrr 45 45 rrrrr,rr Sioux Falls r1...rrr 41 52 ..,.r,. ,,,, B rookings .rrrrr.... 54 46 rrrrrrrr Watertown .,rrrrrr 56 44 ,....rrrr, Yankton rrrrrrrrr. 50 59 r,r,, ,rrr 6 Huron r,,..rr,r,rr 37 54 ,rrr or rrrr Mitchell rrrrr.... 72 55 .,,.rr Madison ,r,.r 41 45 ' 44 1 Sioux Falls ,.,.rr 1 Section 3 Tourney Eagles Opponents 56 49 Redfield 60 rrrr or 1 Lemmon rrrrr.,rr 1 25 State An Tourney 53 ,rrrrr 41 Yankton rrrrrr,,,, 35 45 .,,rrrrr Sioux Falls r..rrrr, 48 53 rrrrr ,. Mitchell 1. ..rrrrr 46 Mike Breidenbach Center EAGLES LOOSE SEASONS OPENER TO RAPID CITY Aberdeen lost its first game to Rapid City, 57-52, in a season opener at Rapid City, Novem- ber 21. The game saw both teams turn in capable opening performances. Jim Fiala and Dave Ziegler, Aberdeen's veteran guards, scored 26 points between them, Fiala getting 14 and Ziegler 12. Tom Driscoll scored 10 and Bob Karlen 9. Mike Breidenbach still bothered by an injured ankle, was limited to part-time duty while Steve Amundson and Tim Nikolas did not play. :lf ff fe , -Q, ' ft 5 1 ., I Y -.1323 Q 4 5 If -TQ' I - r gy ,, . -ww, swim -. e ,. --3,-.1 vt-.M ,gs K J f ,iii f ' 5 . 5 . , - ffifi ' - J ,, I . I re. .., . , . ,, gf 'Q l' 5 Q, H l 1. V N A li - f 9 . rl 'ffkifsff 9 A f 1 P ,vig . ,,.g,.fm,:,,e5-:::,e Mg, it A -- f f fry wa 4 : , 2 I l V .. . , ,,,-xii, ,hai wx ax -I - 1 f V . M, , -,, ff ,- . ' 5 Q ,gt e ' -if:- e fr .. ts., A f ' - . -' '-s-9 'T 1- ., ' ' ff' . t . , MQ, ,V . L f -'ff ff is y riff If ff , -' 'f u 1 9 rap? . sf . f!ll1i,i9 1 T 9 ' 1' ' fi. , ' 2 - .L 1723? Q . , NX iii 4 . -'11, 'S' - Bob Karlen Forward EAGLES STALL BISMARCK The Aberdeen Golden Eagles met Bismarck there in a non-conference tilt, November 28. The Eagles took the contest on a 69-54 ad- vantage. The Eagles started out strong and ended the first quarter with a score of 24-9. Cooling off in the second quarter, the Eagle's score margin was cut to 24-20 at the half. The Demons posed no threat in the second half, as the Eagles shot to a 55-44 lead at the end of the third period and came out on top at end of the game a decisive 69-54. Top scorers for the Eagles were Tom Driscoll with 25 and Bob Karlen close behind with 24. Tom Driscoll Forward 177 Paul Guhln Dave Ziegler Guard EAGLES BEAT BROOKINGS Aberdeen's Golden Eagles outlasted the Brookings Bobcats 65-59 in the conference opener at Aberdeen. The Eagles hung on to a slim lead most of the Way against an aggressive Bobcat quint, which put on a full-court press all the Way. Honors were Well distributed on the Aber- deen side with Dave Ziegler leading the scoring on 16 points, while Tom Driscoll and Mike Breidenbach counted 15 points apiece. Jim Fiala, Bob Karlen and Paul Guhin all played prominent roles in the victory While Mike O'Brien showed promise in relieving the front line. . g,: 1,- .,-. ' . 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W its, - . 5575-'?i'fT ..-..f,,- -W-vs-wus--m r- K fa.. . n- vI,eKni.M,.y.Ysi --'L .ismiipgf - : 5 Q -N .rs.+..:rl5 2 v:1:::z'- I . - ' , -.u f -4. v , , f o f Tim Nikolas Forward Mike 0'Brien Forward ARROWS DOWN EAGLES The Watertown Arrows outdistanced the Aberdeen Golden Eagles to win an upset victory 55 to 51 in an overtime here December 11. Although the Eagles played rather errat- ically, they led for most of the regular playing time. At the end of the first period Aberdeen led 10 to 7 as Watertown did not score from the field. The Arrows hit their first nine free- throws in a row to stay in the game, and the half ended at 21-18 for the Eagles. In the third quarter Aberdeen led by as much as 9 points, 27-18, but the period ended in a 32-32 tie. With 1:50 left, Jim Fiala brought the Eagles from behind to tie it on two free throws at 44-44. Neither team could score in the last- minute frenzy. Tom Driscoll started the scor- ing in the overtime with a free throw, and then the lead changed six times with alternate baskets by the Arrows and the Eagles. With Watertown ahead 52-51, a free throw by John Lantgen and two by Walrath wound up the game for the Arrows, 55-51. Aberdeen shot 28.622 from the field to Watertowns 40Wv, but still led in field goals, 19 to 17, and lost by 8 free throws. Dave Ziegler was high-point man for Aberdeen with 13, and Driscoll had 11. Bob Karlen paced the pack in rebounds. 1- sw f? 1 1 ., . , 1 . . A ' 1 - A . 1 N gg .. '2vf-maid?-?.iz2 ' ,Q'2gvf-w,-. f -- - 3 Q. 6.s?5s352grs1,. F' I .13 , ai ' '. 'S Q if 11's2wf:fz52t,w f .V , . , ..,.. . A .... .T l ze: Q 1 A , 4 K :gl we 1 ..g a:-525355 1 ag ,A- 'fr if 2- IE, ,iwfiaffia- '-' ' f .12?w.- i:.,Ks,axr1-A - . .1'f.-,f.2fff.gf,gg - iz, -wh... ,- :...wmsf,?i -'L 1 i . 5 . 5 . ' -E'2.g4,iaii2s,' 5-5 s figgg'-4.7 if i M- ,,,f,....i,,w.f,,f, . .. Viiigififii ' 4 V- .. - - 3 , 1s?fiQ.5C 5?iiiZil'.f A- ' V K ' L -. 5 ' Fi' It f - .- E f 5 ijfsi.. Q axes?-i.3 1, X-f . - 4 ., -A ' ' f W' ...,.. ' 1, ' 1 . ' - .A - f rs: - 'f --1 ..m,J'z: .V I . . 2,,,,l5..y-f' f swf M.-L,- fat .'.:-:fi . ,V- 2- -. a n . K .yy-ww . J 1 1 H 2 ' : Al,-MQ' - , fr ' H ' 'M ' N -1 ' ' 4f.S? ?f2'?x.4'-1? - ' 'ti-f ia . ',' n '. :- Jerry Adams Forward 180 Dan Cavanaugh Forward ABERDEEN LOSES IN OVERTIME The Aberdeen Golden Eagles lost another overtime thriller, the second of their season, to the Yankton Bucks in ESD conference play on the Eagles home court, December 18. The final tally for the contest was 45-43 in favor of Yankton. Tom Driscoll, of Aberdeen, tied the game up as the buzzer sounded, placing in a rebound and tightening the knot 41-41. Dave Ziegler , 1 started the overtime, cashing a long shot for Aberdeen. Dennis Lokken of Yankton soon evened the score, 43-43. Yankton went into a stall for two minutes and then found time running out and no way of breaking the Eagle's tough defense. Lokken took a long chance shot from 25 to 30 feet out and sank it to give them a two point edge. Time ran out before the Eagles hit their own half court. This defeat gave the Eagles a 2-1 conference record. :Je Qrtif-S:AQ:e:fvP',,.a.i. nge , E544 .'1-- , , , vw W.,- fifiis-Wii f cm, .f'5iLsf-':-.'- - :2':2ffw . ' f f ilzfswi.-K f'1'-fs: , . f A i n., LW ' 1, 'K giggixiigl, H2 33-N-.'N::' .wx f yggfsq y I 3 ,35 X qig-agllwgg Lfgzgx mg-2, Q, .4412 if, . f f ' 5 wgi-wiv,-.i1f. , wage' f- u . A A . - , K,f1,1L.m?5,glf1 H: its-gg , - 1511-j-A f - , .- if - - ,fqgjigzfqgiiil i f .5 '15 '5 1--1 f K , K '-uszgjm , 5 - K 2 ,- .' -:Z--slim wi? K , 2 . , '-1 .1,i.,s,.au -,t V , -fy - ' TX ' rw-egizis Q me 5 f f. 'ilfsf-in ' ' .. ,-172,31 .- ' f w . , . A. ,.,, H V fsf5?i2 XQ' A ' 53 - ' :Vi-:vi ii Q A - L . A .1-rfizfz. 1 A if i -K f .. 7 trawl: E 1. g .- U f -77215 wx ' .. . 'Q ff f ' ' :if T3 ' 'VL' .2 K' 1 - .'-1--zz-1' f 52 A L 5 'M ., f,ji3f,-13555 1 :ff I 1 1' ' lj? :ggi I V f llflfmi 'fi 5 ' ' ' 'flilgiiilr 1'-:fi Q.. . . ,Q . nvflfff fvii-Q - h ' f - ,ff -A 1,-'fog iff . . we was - - - my f w',w, .1- nf..-.f , K L- L .A ' . ,,'fLf'1'5fl'-iii ff : ' ' - W r 5155 P- - ' . . 5 of K ' N siifiihi' -1-.1 . f ' - f - ggi' -fu-1 , .,.,, , , lf? V' A 3 ' 1 W f 5' i' ff:. i.,, f., , ' .'.'if i' J if fx . 1 . , :- f21sef. 3: ., : ,. 1j j, , ' . , .Tiff-f f 41 , ' 1' ef! v K ' - A . - . wi ' 1 W-.f,ags11eg::.aF: . 5 3 .w i , . -L i ege--f V . ke f H M ' W V' 3 r, if ,A 'ex , 2 - .egg . - ww- if , g ,A 2 't , i - we-ffl :K v Rs,1ig-,EL ' K see- WT, A Y '- A hi! ' ' 1' . geywsk' f Q?-teh 1- Kei? , Bob Oltman Guard Mike Vogle Guard HURON DEFEATS EAGLES Aberdeen lost a close game to Huron at Aberdeen, December 23. Huron rallied in the last quarter for a 50-48 Victory, the third straight loss for the Golden Eagles. The two previous defeats were in overtime play. Tom Driscoll led Aberdeen with 15 while Paul Guhin played some good ball at his guard spot and Bob Karlen led the rebounding de- partment. The Eagles' field shots were on the cold side, while Huron shot well most of the game. The Tigers stalled to the last six seconds when a foul broke up the ball control. Mike O'Brien was allowed to score unmolested as the buzzer sounded. Aberdeen hit 11 out of 42 shots while Huron cashed 17 on 44 attempts. Karlen had 13 rebounds. KERNELS TRIP EAGLES The Golden Eagles stalled the high-geared Mitchell five with a hustling defense in a home game December 30. The Kernels came up with a good defense to take the contest from the Eagles on a 38-32 decision. The Eagle strategy was to slow down the defending champions and make them shoot from the outside, although it wasn't a complete success, by executing their plan the Eagles managed to outscore the Kernels in the second half 17-13, and hang close for the remainder of the game. Tom Driscoll led the Eagle scoring with 11, with Paul Guhin and Dave Ziegler hustling the guard jobs. Bob Karlen turned in a good game on rebounds, holding his own against a taller Mitchell squad. Quarter scores read 14-8, 25-15, 31-24 and 38-32. EAGLES DOWN MADISON Aberdeen High turned a close game into a last period rout to beat Madison's basketball forces 53-45 and end a four-game losing streak. The two teams entered the last period in a 35-35 deadlock. In the first minute of the last quarter Ziegler and Breidenbach hit field goals and the Eagles played a ball control game which paid off as Madison fouled and Aberdeen cashed free throws. The Eagles turned in a top performance as they hit 15 of 29 shots from the field, Tom Driscoll led Aberdeen in scoring with 17, Dave Ziegler counted 11, and Mike Breidenbach scored 9 while playing an excellent game. Bob Karlen hauled down 9 rebounds in a fine all- around performance. 181 EAGLES UPSET SIOUX FALLS The Aberdeen Golden Eagles staged a last quarter rally to defeat the Sioux Falls Wash- ington Warriors 45 to 41, January 15, for the first time in the Aberdeen arena since 1958. The first quarter ended with a 13-8 edge for the Warriors, and at the end of the half they held the same lead, 21 to 16. Going into the fourth quarter Sioux Falls still had a five- point advantage, 34-29. In the last quarter, however, the Eagles out-hustled the Warriors to score 16 points to their 7. With two minutes to play, Aberdeen tied the game at 38-38, and Paul Guhin controlled the ball for the Eagles with his dribbling. In the remainder of the game Guhin scored 4 on free throws, Ebert hit a free throw, Swanson made two free throws, Fiala hit a basket, and Mike O'Brien hit a free throw with 3 seconds left, to make the final score 45-41. Dave Ziegler paced the scoring for Aber- deen with 11 points, Bob Karlen had 10, Tom Driscoll 9, and Mike Breidenbach hit 7. Karlen led the Eagles in rebounding. BOBCATS STALK PAST ABERDEEN The Golden Eagles took on a tough Brook- ings quint in ESD Conference play on the Bob- cat's home court, January 22. The contest saw Aberdeen play some excellent basketball only to lose the game by a close 52-50. 182 Mike O'Brien, Aberdeen's front line re- serve, was sidelined with a sprained ankle he received in practice earlier in the week. Coach Belk's starting five were, Tom Driscoll, Mike Breidenbach, Bob Karlen, Paul Guhin, and Dave Ziegler. Eric Bundgaard, Brookings sensational sophomore, was the biggest threat to the Eagle quint, but the squad managed through a great team effort to hold him to a reasonable figure for the night. Bungaard leads the Eastern Conference scorers with a 22 point average. EAGLES BOW TO ARROVVS The Golden Eagles lost their magic in the last quarter and fell before Watertown's bas- ketball forces with a score of 56-46, in ESD Conference play, January 29. Watertown staged a third quarter comeback to make up an 11- point deficit, and went on to win the contest with a 10-point margin. Dave Ziegler, turning in a top performance at his guard spot, led Aberdeen's scoring with 11. Tom Driscoll had nine. Mike Vogel, a re- serve guard whose injured back has recovered hit four shots from outside for eight points, while Bob Karlen had seven. Mike Breidenbach scored six, during the second half of the ball game. BUCKS SQUEEZE BY EAGLES The Aberdeen Golden Eagles went down in defeat to a sharp Yankton quint, February 6, in an ESD Conference tilt. The Eagles battled the Bucks on even terms for most of the first three quarters, only to lose out in the final minutes because of a Yankton rally, with Yank- ton High's all-state center, Dennis Lokken sett- ing the pace. Quarter scores read as follows: 13-9, at the end of the first, with Yankton in the lead. 24-20 at the half with the margin on the Aber- deen side. The third quarter lead changed hands several times but came out in favor of the Bucks, 34-30. A 50-44 Yankton advantage ended the game with Lokken of Yankton plac- ing 26 of the Buck's 50 in the hoop. Dave Ziegler lead the Eagles with 15 points and an outstanding all-around performance. In second place for Aberdeen was Mike Breiden- bach cashing in 11 points. EAGLES TOP HURON The Golden Eagles, featuring fine scoring punch and a hustling defense, routed the Huron Tigers 59-37. Aberdeen took a 6-0 lead in the first two minutes and was never headed as they dominat- ed the game from start to finish. Dave Ziegler led the Eagles in scoring with 16, followed by Mike Breidenbach with 15 and Tom Driscoll with 11 points. Driscoll, Breiden- bach, and Jerry Adams gave the Eagles control of the boards. Jim Fiala, Paul Guhin and Bob Karlen were others who had prominent roles in the victory. KERNELS TOP ABERDEEN EAGLES The Mitchell Kernels defeated the Aber- deen Golden Eagles 72 to 54, February 19, at Mitchell to make a three-way tie for the lead in the Eastern South Dakota Conference be- tween Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Yankton. The Eagles now have a 4-8 record and are tied with Madison for sixth place. At the end of the first quarter Mitchell had a 21 to 11 lead. By the end of the first half Aberdeen had cut that lead to 4 points, 30-26, but the Kernels shot a very hot third quarter, hitting 12 out of 16 from the field for a 57-41 advantage going into the final quarter. Mitchell lengthened the lead to 25 points half way through the fourth quarter, 64-43. Aber- deen cut this lead to 18 again, but could not overcome the Kernel's strong third quarter as the game ended at 72-54 for Mitchell. Dave Ziegler led the scoring for the Eagles with 17 points, Mike Breidenbach had 12 before he fouled out in the third quarter, and Tom Driscoll scored 11. 183 EAGLES DASH WARRIOR TITLE HOPE The Aberdeen Golden Eagles stopped all hopes for the Warriors to get a share of the Eastern Conference title. The Eagles knocked off the defending champions 45-44 in a over- time thriller. The defeat dropped the Warriors into a tie with Yankton for second place in the final standing, and Aberdeen took sole posses- sion of fifth spot. The Eagles closed out their season With three victories in their last four games to post a 7-9 season record. Jim Fiala was fouled with five seconds left in overtime with the score 44-43 Sioux Falls. He was given one-and-one and swished both of them for a 45-44 victory. EAGLES TROUNCE BULLDOGS The Eagles closed out their home ESD Conference play with a decisive Win over the Madison Bulldogs. The Aberdeen squad climbed to a 55-41 victory over the Bulldogs and grabbed fifth place in the conference race. The Eagles took a 8-7 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 34-14 at the half. The Eagles Were still gaining at the end of three quarters as the tally read 47-22. Coach Belk played the entire bench for the game and used every imaginable type of com- bination to soundly Whip the outranked Madi- son squad. At one time four juniors were on the court for Aberdeen. Jerry Adams, Dan Cavanaugh, Bob Oltman, Mike Vogel played with the senior guard Dave Ziegler and saw most of the action during the fourth quarter. EAGLES GRAB SECTIONALS The 1965 Section 3 Tournament saw Aber- deen take the championship by defeating Red- field and Lemmon, 56-49 and 60-25, respective- ly. The Section 3 Tourney was held in Lemmon, March 9th, and 10th. Four class A teams were bidding for the Section 3 championship and a chance for State HA . Aberdeen played Redfield, and Lemmon met Mobridge on Tues- day, March 9, for the elimination playoff. The Golden Eagles turned Redfield back and the Lemmon quint shot a 61-51 victory over Mo- bridge to set the Eagles against Lemmon in championship play Wednesday night, March 10. The second night of the Section 3 Tourney gave Redfield a 78-47 decision over Mobridge for third and fourth place respectively. The championship playoff saw a fired up Aberdeen squad romp over the Lemmon Cowboys, 60-25, to take the Section 3 title and a bid for State HA-77 184 5:g:f4e.?QK?Z?.P'2w -1 -fwmegzaf-afa-im. Juniors 3, Ltr: ga jg, XIQHJUF fi Q ii : v sf jjuffkiff I SX in 1 .1 DJJ rmff if, Hifi: E :J f J J ea if T X M grai- 1 W5 K , W .,. :Jil L V 1 1 , as 1 The 1964-65 Junior basketball squad posted Dennis Disbrow. Kneeling' are: student man- a 7-7 record. Team members are standing ager Dave Sahlus, Bob Lee. Rick Davies, Jeff from left to right: John Ridgway, Rudy Klein, Johnson, Bob Oltman, Tom Guhin. Howard Bastian, Darrell Woods, Dave Liem, 0 n . Junior Season Summary Juniors Opponents .19 Columbia 40 G33 Groton 68 50 Columbia 59 41 Sophomores 39 .1-3 Hecla 51 68 7 Bath 58 62 Bath 42 50 Leola 48 58 Northvillo 53 41 Eureka 64 Northville 44 54 Roscoe 65 61 Loola 45 43 Sophomores 55 18 5 Sophomores The 1964-65 Sophomore basketball team posted a 11-3 record in Eastern South Dakota Conference play. Left to right are: Gary Dahme, Danny Wollman, Dana Engelstad, Terry Durnil, Bill ABERDEEN EAGLES WHIP YANKTON The Golden Eagles scored a victory over the tough Yankton Bucks, 53-35, in Aberdeerfs first game of the Class A Basketball Tourna- ment. The Yankton squad played basketball Golden Eagle style. Instead of their customary performance the Bucks were held to a minimum by expert Eagle ball control. Yankton made 17 fouls trying to adjust to a spirited Aberdeen quint, giving the Eagles 23 points in free throws alone. The Eagles took an early lead and finished the first quarter with a 19-10 advantage. Half time saw the Eagles in front with a 29-21 tally. Aberdeen led throughout the entire second half by a margin of seven or more points to finish the game, 53-35. Bob Karlen turned in some phenomenal shooting to pace the scoring with 21 points for Aberdeen. The Eagles took a 20-9 rebounding edge over the taller Yankton Bucks. GOLDEN EAGLES JOLTED BY WARRIORS The second night of State A Tourney play found the Aberdeen Golden Eagles pitted against the Sioux Falls Warriors in a bid for the finals and a chance for the State A Crown. The Eagles put on a spectacular dis- play of basketball and it looked as if they were going to down the spirited Warrior squad with a halftime advantage of 29-22. The Sioux Falls quint rallied, however, in the last quarter, tied up the game and shot ahead to take the contest 186 Hatzenbeller, Pat Zelenka, Tom Olson, Craig McFarland, Pat Aldinger, Dave Graf, Lon Gel- haus, and Sheridan Wangler. Included in the picture are, coach Frank Bohall, and student manager Al Anderson. 48-45. Aberdeen defeated Sioux Falls twice in ESD Conference play, this year. Mike Breidenbach set the pace for Aber- deen cashing in 18 points. Jim Fiala had 10 and turned in a good job controlling the ball in the second half. Tom Driscoll was top defense man, with the job of covering Royal Ebert, the Warriors scoring ace. EAGLES TOP KERNELS: THIRD PLACE IN STATE The Aberdeen Golden Eagles crowned their season performance with a victory over the 1964 defending champions, the Mitchell Ker- nels, and third place in the State A Tourna- ment. In State UA cage play the Eagles met the three top teams of the state and came out with two decisive victories. Mitchell got off to an early lead, 3-0, but the Eagles soon tied up the game, 6-6, and ended the first quarter with a 16-9 advantage. Second quarter play saw the Eagles shoot to an 18-9 margin, then cool down to end the first half 23-21. The lead changed hands in the third quarter with Aberdeen trailing 36-34 at the stop. The game changed hands frequently during the fourth quarter. With about a minute and a half left Guhin started a free throw binge that was good for eight points, and an Eagle victory. High men for Aberdeen were Breidenbach with 15, Karlen 14, and Driscoll netting 12. Junior B's EX 3 p p M 23 755 ,Y I NJ! ' S X7-M, ,L.L , -2 'L'Ay s 23 1, ri ,f 4 i g if S 2 2 4' I 2' V 3 , A 7' g xdff ' 151 7 i 71 ' 5 5 f it 1 f fl S ,, - 7 Q,Aj t I KM Q E 7 or ' 7 .. L K4 7 I H- W 7 xL, 'A-- S 7 7 4 fn ::' 7 Q My f if Ie- zll . f ' fwr 7 ' V 4' 7 so .T 'Wei 1:4 ' or 2 N The 1964-65 Sophomore B squad boasted a 13-2 record. Players are, standing, left to right: coach Tim Butch, Jerry Moench, Jerry Streier, Dave Johnson, Cleo Sonnenfeld, student Kneeling' are: Rich manager Randy James. Vining, Ned Dixon, Kirk Plagman, Doug Phil- lips. Not pictured are Steve Weflen and Alan Ehresman. Sophomore Season Summary Sophomore B's', Sophomores Opponents Season Summary 52 rrrr Bismarck Soph. Hs Opponents Q8 - ---- B1'00k1U5-TS 23 Columbia rrrrrr 4 15 o- W3t9Yt0lVU 42 Simmons or 27 39 4 JHHIOPS as 51 Groton 27 50 ----- Yimkllon 53 Monroe 27 gil -4 lillllml 49 Catholic High 46 0 -- 1 C 9 48 Both 1 14 34 4, Madison 48 Simllmms 25 Q27 - SIi0uXkFa11S 42 Mom-oo 31 1 - 1F00 mgs 25 Leola or 253 63 Wfifefwwn 34 Catholic High 45 58 -- Yallkmll 50 , Simmons rr,,ro 21 52 HMOH 66 Northville 29 50 - JQUIOTS 44 Monroe 25 50 - Mltclleu 48 Roscoe 37 if 4 S?XI51i1i102S1q 65 37 Catholic High of 57 187 Varsity Wrestlers Aberdeen High School boasted a wrestling team for the second time in its history. The members of this year's mat team, coached by Mr. Kretchman, are: back row, left to right, Bob Rennolet, Howard Baird, Jack King, Chuck 188 Keeler, Jerry Lusk, and Ron Klipfel. Squad members kneeling are: left to right, Charles Wahl, Harold Miller, Lance Benson, Dale Ben- der, and Tom Wells. Wrestling Season Summary Aberdeen Opponents Webster 29 1 oieo 3 eeee Brookings ,s....,.. - 24 Sisseton 3 Mitchell 22 Sioux Falls . 0 - Watertown e,ee,e ,- Yankton ee,lel 14 22 37 20 34 3 so s. Madison ,s.,, 14 14 20 10 28 12 34 Redfield 30 24 34 , Huron 26 Wrestling B Squad l ,ggf X A ,515 Aw This is the 1964-65 BH wrestling squad. They are, top row left to right: Dave Webb, Tom Perrizo, Don Peterson, Jim Schumaker, Steve Burke, Bob Orr, Craig Bengs, Tom Hartung. Second row: Jim Gerharter, Jim Sjerven, Randy Hermanson, Dennis Deibert, Frank Lochridge, Don Sabol, George Bengs, Doug Neuharth. Bottom row: Charles Haag, Gary Teal, Mike Sandvig, LeVan Bader, Paul Schneider, Elton Opp, Charles Rennolet, Jerry Jensen, and Dave Webb. 52 6 5 f Q 3 E 5 'F Kms if Why Ki 55 Sw 5 ,I -W - 1 mm, 4, V .V -li' ae Q F X1 M. . P 1' Mf' 2' ,gh if AE., 'tk H I M! H e, 5 s,. 3 . ,,..p.... , . il, . ' , QFEEQJ f 'K' Q W7 X feuhww ,Q Er -i, , .h i ' f 5 'al-Jikflzz , . ' , X fgiikiwi 2- K .mfg .Aw iw lwff f a: -ghjif Wfffw. ' '- if Fe' .ff r 1 1 ,v....,,, Q, I. 'xi ii wi Zfsfzsfzfeggf A xfswgsg . L- -gunmg -fm ,. .EB :Q .IW .I - -Jw -mm :mg wwf, L if f 'TT 5575 W' N Q S Y szQss2g'mgu,,1 K mmm, - www Ar - 1 f V' i 'wifi uw. ,..,.,,W , , .J A -- 5 9- ku X iw 1 is M 5 ,, 0 , L1 1 H 1:- 5 1, 2 E eww x hi: ' -1 ' 1 kgs gm X 1135: '43 in fi: U55-::,5 1' :':': 3 i W- we fx W my vx x risnim 3 Wm W 954.5-Q 54 si S xv 'Q N 1 l GRA Qfqafh Emerging as champi- ons of the GRA basket- ball tournament were the Globetrotters. Members are, back row, left to right, L i n d a Shaffer, Linda Larson: Linda S6000 O R 44 C F 4' I Qmgg GIRLS' BOWLING OWS Johnson, captain, Joyce Blank, and Marilyn Hieb. In the front row are Charlene Lofgren, Lois Hoyt, Cathy Ander- son, Anne Wheelock, and Robertta Fossum. Members of the second place team shown below are back row, left to right, C a r r ol Oster, Comfort Gorder, captain, and Claudia Svarstad. In front are Harriet White, Claudia Keeler, and Jan- ice Liem. Varsity Track l These are the members of the Aberdeen Varsity Track Squad of 1964. From left to right, front row: John Skogmo, John Kline, Steve Amundson, Mike Breidenbach, Pete Haugen, Chuck Keeler, Bob Oltman, Dave Sahlus, and student manager Richard Kezar. Middle row: Bob Couser, Mike Walz, Rich Omland, Bob Karlen, Don Fogle, Bruce Lacher, and Ron Klipfel. Back row: Don Lingor, Jim Kettering, Bob Mertz, Duane Utecht, Ken Smith, Phil Wagner, Lael Kellett, Arlo Fossum, assistant coaches Ron Stocking, Frank Bohall, Don Reshetar, and head coach Al Sahli. Here are the Aberdeen Track members who qualified for the 1964 State Track meet. From left to right, bottom row: Chuck Keeler, Bob Mertz, Phil Wagner, Mike Breidenbach, Ken Smith, D uane Utecht, and S teve 192 Amundson. Top row: Head Track Coach Al Sahli, Arlo Fossum, Jim Kettering, Bob Oltman, John Kline, Lael Kellett, Dave Sahlus, and Don Lingor. Cross-Country Returns To Central ij, A These are the Eagle CI'0SS'C0llI1U'Y men- Skogmo. Kneeling are: student manager Neal From left to right: Craig Bengs, Tim Pfeiffer, Rollins, and cgach Frank Bohall, Dennis McDermott, Tim Schreiner, and John Cross-Country B Squad s 5 -3 S eg-so eerl 'K do This is the 1964 cross-country team. Mem- bers are, top row left to right: student man- ager, Neal Rollins, Tom Driscoll, Bob Karlen, Dan Cavanaugh, George Bengs, coach Frank Bohall. Second row: Jim Fiala, Al Mathews, L A J Q Dennis McDermott, Tim Pfeiffer, John Skogmo. Sitting are: Tom Hartung, Jerry Mastion, Ed Johnson, Tim Schreiner, Craig Bengs, and Dave Webb. 193 -A- Linda Aldous - 38, 158, 159 Sandra Aman - 8, 38, 147 Steve Amundson - 38, 77, 78, 81, 83, 84, 87, 106, 108, 116, 117, 129, 130, 131, 151, 154, 155, 166, 171 Cathy Anderson - 38, 120, 123, 140, 147, 189 Annette Andrews - 38, 120 Sandra Angerhofer - 38, 146 Dennis Arend - 38 Andrea Arnold - 38, 68, 77, 79, 84, 123,107,116,117,145,156,15Z 1 Charles Arnoldy - 38, 137, 153 Anita Authier - 38, 88 .. B .- Sandy Bader - 38 Howard Baird - 38, 109, 152, 155, 188 Ronald Banker - 38 Bob Barber - 38, 88, 152 Emma Bates - 38, 146 Phyllis Bauer - 39, 146 Barb Beckel - 7, 39, 112, 118, 130, 144, 145, 146, 158, 159 Darlene Beckler - 39 Ed Bender - 39 Randy Bender - 39, 67, 72, 94, 99, 109, 113, 120, 122, 123, 124, 145, 153 Linda Benson - 39, 129 Carol Bergh - 39, 142, 143, 146 Judy Bergman Bob Berlin - 39, 88 Janell Berreth - 39, 89, 120, 123, 124 Dale Bertsch - 39 Gail Bertsch - 39 Roger Bettman - 39 Kathy Biegler - 39, 146 Sheryl Biegler - 39, 67 Doug Bittner - 20, 39, 166, 170 La Rita Bitz - 40 Stanley Bitz - 40 Jeanette Blank - 40, 89, 120, 123, 139 Joyce Blank - 40, 129, 143, 147, 189 Richard Blondo - 40, 88 Jackie Bolan - 40 Roger Bolan - 40 Claudine Bonis - 40, 134, 139, 160, 188 Beverly Bosch - 40 J erry Bosch Sally Boulais - 40 Mark Branson - 40, 89, 94, 99, 152 Danny Bratsveen - 40 Mike Breidenbach - 40, 85, 113, 151, 154, 155, 166, 167, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 183 Ronald Brick - 40 Joe Ray Brockel - 41 Dennis Brown - 41 Carl Bulian - 41 Diane Burgard - 41 Shirley Burgard - 41 Linda Burger - 41 Pat Burke - 41 Karen Busch - 41 Thomas Butler - 41, 153 Sherry Buum - 41 194 Student Index szmons ...C- Judy Cantalope - 41, 143 Gina Carlson - 41, 134, 136, 146 Dianne Cavanaugh - 41, 84 Larry Chapman - 41 Paul Ching - 8, 41, 99, 113, 150 Paul Christopherson - 42 Catherine 'Clark - 42, 72, 109, 118, 120, 122, 123, 129, 130, 131 Gloria Clark - 42, 87, 122, 129, 130, 143, 158, 159 Calvin Clausen - 42 Janice De Clercq - 42 Margaret Conlon - 17, 42, 112, 114, 144,145,158,159 Stewart Conley - 42, 117, 153, 155, 166, 170 Betty Cornelius - 42 Michael Costello - 42, 153 Donald Craft - 42 Jim Cramer - 42, 120, 124, 122, 151 Lynda Cromer - 42 -D- Sandy Dahme - 42 Tom Daschel - 37, 42, 77, 78, 84, 86, 120,124,152 William Davies Paulette Decker - 42, 120 Lana Deffenbaugh - 43 Linda Deffenbaugh - 43, 86 Linda DeForrest - 43, 89 Linda DeWalt - 43 Gail Dewar - 43, 120, 123, 140 Rita Dinger - 8, 43 Brent Disbrow - 43 Carol Mary Dixon - 43, 68, 93, 105, 107, 108, 109, 129, 130, 131, 136, 160 Patty Doyle - 43, 130, 158, 159 Tom Driscoll - 8, 43, 84, 120, 122, 123, 124, 151, 155, 177, 179, 180, 181,182,183,189,190 -E- Linda Edenstrom - 7, 43, 67, 107, 108, 114, 120, 122, 123, 160 Joan Ellis Dennis Ellsworth - 43, 129, 131 Carmen Elms - 6, 43, 107, 120, 123, 124,147 Judy Engelhart - 43, 146 Pat Engelhart - 43 Tim Engelhart - 44, 84 John Engler - 44, 72, 150 Charlene Erickson - 44 Linda Ernst - 44, 143 Michael Ernst - 44 Sally Evens - 44, 120, 122, 123, 146 Nyd Ewers - 44 -F- Seymour Fadness, Jr. - 44, 67 Jim Fiala - 7, 8, 44, 77, 78, 84, 150, 155, 176, 178, 180, 190 Steve Finley - 44, 67, 143, 166, 171 Angeline Fischer - 44 Dorian Fischer Laurence Fischer - 44 Pat Flahaven - 44, 129, 153 Dennis G. Fleming - 44, 84 Eddie Forham - 44 Linda Fossum - 45, 77, 84 Robertta Fossum - 7, 32, 37, 45, 67 69, 79, 87, 94, 98, 145, 156, 157 John Fowler - 45, 150 Sandra Frank - 45, 109, 115, 118 120, 134, 144, 145 Phyllis Frohling - 45 -G- Gilbert Gale - 45 Ron Gardner - 37, 45, 77, 78, 84 152,155,166,167 Linda Gates - 45 Kathie Gates - 45 Darrell Gehring - 45 Tim Geary - 45 Phyllis lGeier - 45 Ardella Gensburg - 45, 147 Margaret Germain - 45, 147 Mark Germain - 45 Lorraine Germer - 7, 46, 112, 114, 158, 159 John Gerving - 5, 46 Patricia Gerving - 46 Linda Gese - 46, 105, 106, 107 Terry Gesinger - 46, 117, 151 Richard 'Getsman - 46, 142, 150 Ronald Getsman - 46, 120, 124, 142, 153 Cheryl Giroux - 46 Kenneth Glaser - 46 George Gloss - 46 Lyle Goldade - 46, 129 Mary Ann Goldade Kathie Gowen - 46 Ron Grace - 46, 151 Mary Lou 'Graf - 46 Nancy Grandpre - 6, 46, 105, 106, 107, 109, 118, 120, 123, 134, 136, 140 Linda Graves 47, 120, 122, 123 Diane Grote - 47, 146 Randy Grote - 47 Paul Cluhin - 7, 47, 85, 113, 151, 155,176,177,178,184 ...H- Diane Haberer - 47 Carl Hansen - 47, 129 Tom Hansen - 47, 151 Ron Hanson - 47, 88 Donna Hare - 7, 47, 158, 159 Jim Harr - 47, 152, 160 Verlane Harr - 47, 151 Sue Hartung - 47 Roger Harty - 47 Mary Hassinger - 47, 147 Linda Hauck - 47 Peter Haugen - 48, 109, 114, 120, 122, 123, 124, 145, 151, 154 Tom Hayes - 48 James Heintzman - 48, 106, 152 Paul Heintzman - 48, 72 Tom Herges - 18, 48, 160 Bill Hering - 48 Stella Hettick - 48, 146 Marilyn Hieb - 6, 48, 70, 77, 84, 94, 1o5,106,109,114,116,117,129, 144,145,158,189 David Hilgemann - 48, 93, 109, 112, 115, 129, 131, 150 Kathy Hill - 48 Larry Hill - 48 Don Hoerth - 48 Steve Hoff - 48 Marcella Hoffer - 48 JoAnn Holzer - 48 Dale Horan - 49 Randall Howell - 49, 86, 106 Lois Hoyt - 49, 86, 106, 188, 189 Judy Huber - 49, 143, 146 Rich Huffman - 49, 93, 106, 118, 120, 122, 124, 150 Charles Hultman Betty Humann - 49 Hollis Hurlbert - 49, 109, 120, 124, 153, 166, 169 John Hynes - 49 -1- 'Kay Isaak ...J- Dennis Johnson - 49 Gregg Johnson - 49, 120 Linda Johnson - 49, 72, 84, 94, 120, 122,123,134,144,145,158,159, 188, 189 Kenneth Johnson - 49, Paul Jung - 49 Teresa Jung - 49 Carol Junker - 49, 129 -K- Linda Kahler - 50 Martin Kahler - 50 Mary Kay Kallas - 50 Julie Kallenberger - 50 Janice Kalt - 50, 147 Mary Kamen - 50, 105, 107, 120, 129,130,160 Bob Karkn -7,50,82,84,152,15i 177,178,183,184,190 Chuck Keeler - 50, 85, 120, 123, 124, 151, 154, 155, 166, 172, 188 Scott Kervin - 50 Marsha Kettering - 50, 67, 69, 77, 79, 80, 83, 86, 87, 118, 120, 123, 145, 156, 157 - Rich Kezar - 50, 154, 155, 166, 172 Nancy Kiesz - 50 Rosemary Kight - 50 Linda Kinder - 50 Randall Kingery - 50 Rich Kirkgasler - 51 Peter Kirkpatrick - 51, 120, 166, 168 Sherry Kirnan - 51, 95, 99, 129, 130, 131, 143, 147, 189 Koni Kirschman - 7, 51, 59, 84, 105, 106,109,144,145,158,159 Bev Klein - 51 Sherry Klingman - 7, 51, 67, 77, 79, 84, 129, 130, 144, 145, 158, 159 John Kline - 51, 69, 83, 93, 108, 117, 120,122,124,144,151,154,160 Ron Klipfel - 51, 69, 77, 78, 84, 85, 87, 151, 154, 155, 160, 166, 172, 188, 189 Jim Kramer - 51 Kenneth Kreitel - 51 Jill Kreutzer - 51, 92, 109, 112, 114, 145, 158 Dennis Kriech - 51 Carol Kuebler - 51 Sharon Kuhfeld - 51 -L- Bruce Lacher - 51 Dennis Ladner - 27, 52 Peggy Lamont - 6, 52, 84, 98, 105, 106, 109, 114, 120, 140 David Lane - 52 Judy Lang - 52 Eloise Lapham - 52, 95, 120, 123 Carl Larson - 52, 151 Gordon Larson - 52, 151 Linda Larson - 6, 7, 52, 68, 77, 79, 84, 105, 107, 109, 115, 120, 122, 123,124,156,157,189 Marvin Lauer - 52 David Laustsen - 52, 84, 93 Greg Lauver - 52, 93, 109, 150, 160 Mary Lee - 52, 120, 122, 124, 129 Linda Leffler - 52, 90, 106, 108, 109, 111, 120, 189 Theresa Lewison - 52 Jim Lickfelt - 52 Jim Liebel - 32, 53, 67, 120, 122 Steve Lind - 53 Don Lindemann - 53, 152 Sharon Link - 53 Linda Linton - 53 Dean Lindquist - 32, 53 Mary Ann Lipp - 53 Janet Locken - 53, 109, 118, 120, 121, 123 Della Loebs - 53 Charlene Lofgren - 53, 188, 189 Sharon Lohman - 53 Julie Lohner - 53, 120, 147 Richard Loomis - 53, 85, 106, 120, 122,123,152 Larry Lorenzen - 53, 67 Robert Luce - 53, 155, 166, 167 Chris Lueck - 54 Jack Lund - 54 Jerry Lusk - 54, 117, 120, 122, 123, 124,153,155,188 Mary Lou Lyman - 7, 54, 158, 159 -M- Sally Mathes - 54, 109, 125, 129 Paulette Mardian - 54 Jerry Mastin - 54, 88, 151, 190 John Mathern - 54 Mary Mathern - 54 Erick Matz - 34, 54, 111 Susan McQuil1en - 54 Donna Meier - 54 Mary Melzark - 54, 111, 120, 123 Barb Metzinger - 54 Judith Meyers - 54 Judy Meyers - 55, 84, 129 June Meyers - 55 Charles Milbrandt Linda Millard - 55 Steve Millard - 55, 67 Harold Miller - 55, 150, 155, 188 Ronald Miller - 55 Jose Miranda - 55, 86, 94, 138, 140, 160 La Vonne Moeller - 55, 84, 120, 122, 123,124 Lyn Moffenbier - 55 Tim Morrissey - 55, 86, 87, 120, 124, 153, 155, 160, 166, 170 Kathy Munsen - 55 Anna Murray - 55 Marilyn Murray - 55 Linda Murphy - 55, 146 Claudia Musselman - 55, 109, 111 Charles Myers - 56 -N... Carol Naasz - 56, 147 Lowell Nally - 56 Richard Napton Shirley Nehlich - 56, 67 Gary Nelson - 56, 120, 122, 123 Roger Nelson - 56 Wayne Nelson - 56 Patti Nielsen - 56 Cheryl Niemeyer - 56, 87 Tim Nikolas - 7, 56, 87, 113, 152, 155, 166, 168, 179, 182, 184, 185 -0- Alvin Obenauer - 56 Linda Oberlander - 8, 56 Philip O'Brien - 7, 56, 150, 155, 166, 167, 179, 183, Sharon Ochs - 56 Charlotte Odegaard - 56, 112, 118, 130 Wilma Olek - 57, 120 Kathy Olsen - 57, 89, 129, 143 Harlen Olson - 57, 105 Pam Olthoff - 57, 105, 106, 111, 120, 123, 140 Richard Omland - 57, 68, 77, 78, 84, 108, 117, 129, 130, 152, 154, 155, 166, 170 Sheila Oster - 57 -P- Peter Pagones - 57, 150 Dennis Palmer - 57 Steven Parsch - 57 Donna Patterson - 57, 98, 109, 112, 115, 120, 123, 124, 140, 144, 145, 158, 159 Sandra Pelzl - 57, 86, 98, 99, 105, 107, 120, 121, 122, 123, 145, 158, 159 Robert Permann - 57 Thomas Perrizo - 57, 88, 166, 169, 189 Kenneth Peterson - 57 Jim Phillips - 57 Pat Pierson - 58 Tom Pierson - 58, 96, 111 Bonnie Piper - 58 Bob Pitt - 58, 88 Dave Pollock - 58, 87, 120, 124 Linda Potter - 58, 120, 122, 123 Kathie Powell Paula Price - 7, 21, 58, 118, 120, 122, 123, 124, 134, 144, 145 Sharon Proper - 58 Diana Prouse - 58, 130 Sandi Pulling - 58 -R- Sharon Rau - 58, 120, 121, 123, 129, 131,135,140 Frankie Raymond - 58 Patti Reinhardt - 58, 105, 106 Judy Reirich - 58 Bob Rennolet - 58, 120, 122, 123, 153, 155, 166, 169, 188 Milo Retzer - 59, 129 Peggy Reuer - 59, 99, 109, 129, 134 Linda Riebe - 59 Kathy Rieger - 59 Toni Ristau - 59, 106, 108, 120 Eugene Rogers - 59 Barbara Rohl - 59, 107 Cheryl Rohwedder - 59 Ed Ronan -59,120,122,124 Marge Rosin - 59, 67 David Roth - 59, 89, 129, 152 Tom Roth - 37, 59, 77, 78, 84, 109, 117, 129, 130, 131, 153 Cynthia Rovang - 59, Ted Rozendal - 59, 152 Douglas Rush - 59 Delmer Rux Bob Rydberg Susan - S - Sabol - 60, 120, 142, 147 Arlyn Salfrank - 60 James Salwei Debbie Sander - 60 Sheila Sanders - 60 Diane Sauer - 60 Sheila Sauer - 60, 129 Laurie Sheila Schamber - 60, 118, 120 Schauer - 60 Sally Scherf - 60 Gwen Scheuffele - 60 Beverly Schipke - 60, 147 Judi Schiwal - 60 Chuck Schmidt - 60 Sandra Schmidt - 60 Illeen Schnabel - 60 Ral h Schnorr 61 148, 150 p ' 1 Jane Schone - 61 Jerry Schroeder - 7, 29, 61, 131 Linda Schroh - 61 Georgia Schuchhart - 61 Jolaine Schumacher - 61, 67 Josie Schumacher - 61, 105, 107 Mary Schumacher - 15, 61, 129, 146 Jerry Schumack - 61 David Schwab - 61, 151, 155, 166, 168 David Schwan - 61, 129 Tom Schwan - 61 Sharon Schweitzer - 61 Terry Seidschlaw Linda Shaffer - 61, 84, 145, 189 Janet Shaner - 61, 143, 147 Beverly Shilman - 62 Ron Shilman - 62 Tom Sieh - 62, 152, 166, 167 Kenneth Simon - 62 Janice Sjerven - 62 John Skogmo - 62, 86, 118, 129, 130, 131, 150, 190 Lance Sloan - 62, 68, 93, 108, 137, 152 Randy Small - 62, 129 Kenneth Smith - 62 Shirley Soike - 21, 62 Judy Sonnenfeld - 62 Shirley Sperle - 62 Jon Stablein - 62, 111, 120, 124, 138, 153, 155, 166, 168 Gayle Stark - 62 Alan Staudenraus - 62 Dorothy Stevens Bill Steirwalt - 63 Joyce Stiles - 37, 62, 63, 77, 79, 84, 87 Linda Strecker - 63, 111 Roberta Strickland - 63 Cleo Strole - 63 David Stuebbe - 63, 109, 120, 122, 153 Gerry Sumption - 63, 151, 166, 172 Judith Svarstad - 63, 90 Michael Sweeny - 34, 63 Philip Swenson - 63 Rick Syhre - 63 -T- Carol Tadlock - 63, 105, 106 Cora Lee Tesky - 63, 67 Mary Jo Thompson - 63, 129 Tom Thompson - 63, 129 Vickie Thompson Janene Thornton - 64 Carol Tooker - 64 Gloria Torrigian - 64, 127 Tom Trites - 64, 109, 111, 115, 120, 150 David Trombley - 64 Bonnie Tschappat - 64 Lon Tullar - 64, 67 -U- Jean Ulrich - 64 Mike Upton - 64, 120 Mark Urban -V- Jackie Valle 64, 112, 130, 158, 159 Susan Vaughan - 64, 87, 98, 99, 109, 115, 117, 120, 122, 123, 124, 129 Rolf Vensand - 64, 120 Janet Vetch - 64 Mary Ann Vetter 64 - Virginia Vining - 64, 120, 147 John Vogel - 65 Marjorie Vogele - 65, 108, 109, 114, 120 , 122, 144, 145, 158, 159 Dennis Volk - 65, 155 Dennis Von Eschen - 65, 150, 166, 171 -W- Pene Wagener - 65, 90, 135 Tim Wahl - 65, 155 Mary Ann Wakefield Judy Walberg - 65, 21 Eileen Waldt - 65, 34, 189 Connie Walker - 65 Larry Walker - 65, 120, 122, 123, 124, 129, 153 Barb Wallace - 6, 7, 65, 69, 77, 79, 84, 87, 105, 107, 112, 114, 118, 120, 123, 124, 145, 158, 159 Mary Wallace - 65, 109 Edward Wallen - 65 Steve Webb Charlotte Weber - 65, 109, 120, 123, 146 Linda Weber - 65 Jim Werlinger - 66, 151 John Wertz Anne Wheelock - 66, 90, 106, 109, 111, 112, 136, 188, 189 Lynn Wilber - 66 A1 Williams - 66, 67 Ken Wittmeier - 66, 88 Mike Wolf - 66 Darla Wollman - 7, 66, 98, 118, 147, 158, 159 -Y- Robert Yoder - 66, 148 Ronald Young - 27, 66 -Z- Tim Zerr - 66 David Ziegler - 7, 66, 77, 78, 84, 108, 109, 113, 124, 150, 155, 166, 171, 176, 178, 181, 182, 184, 185 Connie Zimmerman - 66, 120 snsus4vs,usus1vxnxarsnvsnvsevxnvsansevsnrsasnvsanxnsnvs,nrs4vs,4nxnnsunsns4vs4vsnnx ...A- Joann Ackerman - 5 Jerry Adams - 7, 76, 129, 131, 176, 179 Renee Akers Ricky Albrecht - 120, 121 Alice Anderson - 7, 119, 127 Bob Anderson - 129, 137 Joyce Anderson Kathy Anderson Sherry Anderson Ray Arntz - 7 -B- Keith Baggett - 120, 121, 124 Joy Bahl Judy Bain Rozanne Baird Mike Baldridge - 1, 41, 116 Joyce Bertsch Howard Bastian - 141, 185 Connie Batteen - 7 Lynda Bauer - 144, 145 Phyllis Beck - 135 Dale Bender - 155, 188 Colleen Benfit 196 .IUNIORS George Bengs - 189, 190 Barb Benning - 7 Lance Benson - 155, 188 Bonnie Berget Sharon Berlin Linda Bickler - 126, 140 Jolynn Biegler - 137 Rick Biegler Jerry Bierman Bonnie Birdseye Diane Bittner - 8 Marvin Bitz Roger Bobby Larry Bohms Harvey Bosch - 109 Janice Bosch - 96 Sue Bowell Marsha Bowman Rochelle Brack - 126 Janice Brandner Larry Bratsveen Parri Braun Anne Breckenridge - 120, 121, 124, 158, 159 Sue Brewer - 117, 120, 121, 124 Connie Brick Jane Anne Brick - 144, 145 Roger Brick Steve Brick - 137 Marcella Brunmaier - 109 Yvonne Bullock - 146 Dawn Burckhard - 84, 119, 156, 157, 160 Robert Burckhartzmeyer Helen Burgard Janet Burke - 135 Steve9Burke - 141, 155, 166, 169, 18 -Q- Tom Carey - 173 Gary Carlson - 142, 148 Gordon Cason - 129 Lynda Castle Ron Castle Dan Cavanaugh - 7, 85, 155, 176, 180, 190 Connie Chillson - 111, 129 Karen Christenson Ray Conn Eddie Conroy Cathy Conway nvs.nvs4vs4vsavsusnxurxans4vs4n John Conway Tom Cooper - 92, 93, 129 Bob Couser - 155, 166, 169, 179 Mary Craft Pamela Craft Brian Cummings - 90, 93, 111 -D- Donald Dabbert Bonnie Dahme Linda Dahme - 7 Richard D,Amico - 130 Laurie Dano - 7, 119, 156, 158, 159 160 Lnida Daschel Ronald Dashel - 155 Rick Davies - 7, 141, 185 Douglas Deibert - 141 Nancy Desautels - 126 Evans Dickhart Dennis Disbrow - 7, 120, 121, 124, 185 Rosalie Dolney David Dunker Beth Dunn - 129 Sue Durand Linda Durnil - 86 Ronald Durr - 130 -E... Russell Eichelberg - 120, 121, 124 Kenneth Engelhart Richard Englehart - 137 Candy Erickson - 115 Dianne Evenson - 96, 98, 114, 117, 129, 131, 141 Richard Ewers -F- Jacqueline Fadness Larry Feickert Jane Fischer Phillip Fischer Robert Fischer Mary Fleming - 126 Kerry Fletcher Mary Flood - 92, 112, 141 Don Fogle - 154, 173 Denice Fraunfelder Dennis Fried Nancy Friske Gail Fulker - 144, 145 -G- Marlys Gallipo - 119 Carol Ganser - 20, 146 June Gardner Judy Gauer - 84 Mike Gelling Tom Gengerke - 141 Gary Geranen Jim Gerharter - 70, 117, 141, 189 Lonnie Gerharter V Anita Germer - 112, 129 Janice Gesinger Larry Gieson Duane Gilmour Michael Gisi Eleanora Goehring Richard Gohn Linda Goldade Judy Graf John Graves Pat Gray - 72, 120, 121, 124 Greg Green Carol Grepp Connie Grote Steve Grote Ward Grote Barbara Gruenstein Roy Gruenstein Chuck Gugel - 131, 141, 173, 185 Tom Guhin - 17, 141, 173, 185 Paul Guttman - 7, 92, 93, 106 -H- Charles Haag - 189 Roger Hansen Linda Hanson Jim Hare - 129 Richard Harmonson Phyllis Harrington - 7, 91, 118, 134 141, 142, 149 Wendy Harris Tom Hartung - 189, 190 Richard Hartze Judy Hass Michele Hatzenbeller Julie Hauck Marie Hauge Robert Hawley - 34, 173 Nancy Headley Guy Heath Stanley Heier Sandra Heintzman - 126 John Hendrikson - 7, 34 Joe Henning James Herbold - 7 Richard Herges Randy Hermansen - 155, 166, 168, 189 James Herzog Allen Hettick Ross Hickenbotham Frances Hildebrant Lee Hilzendeger Lois Himmerich Sue Hodgson - 7, 117, 119 Colleen Hoerth Rickie Hoff Richard Hogenson - 111, 120, 123 124 Debra Hoines Nancy Holland - 147 Salli Holzer - 147 Ron Hook Linda Howell Gail Huger - 126, 147 Twila Humann - 126 Linda Hunstad - 7 Duane Hunt - 129 .. 1 - Ella Inman - 129 ... J - Victor Jacquot Terry James Corrine J angula Marshall Janish James Jasmer - 120, 124, 134, 142 Jerry Jensen - 189 Linda Jerke - 135 Larry Job Timothy Johns Darrell Johnson David Johnson - 129 Dick Johnson Edwin Johnson - 190 Eileen Johnson Jeffrey Johnson - 185 Mike Jones - 129, 141 -K.. Diann Kautz - 95 Gary Kaven James Keeley - 34, 117, 160, 166, 173 Vicki Keller - 8, 160 Pat Kelly 5 Lynda Kessler - 120 Darlene Kettering Linda Kiefer - 147 Jack King - 17, 34, 92, 119, 141, 155, 173, 188 Rory King - 7, 141, 173 Pat Klein Rudolf Klein - 185 Kenneth Koch - 129 Gary Koehly Rich Koehly Melvin Kolb - 120, 124 Jan Koory - 7, 158, 159 'Vickie Kraft Irene Kramer Jim Kreitel Bob Kriech Maureen Kruckenberg - 129, 134 Kathy Krueger - 126 Terry Kumpf ...L- Dale Lacher Dennis Lacher Dianne Lacher Alice Laird - 7, 86, 107, 114, 144, 145 Betsy Lamont - 8 Garry Lapp Pam Larson Eric Lautzenheiser - 112 Karyn Leach - 7, 72, 145 Bob Lee - 72, 117, 166, 173, 185 Brian Lee - 129, 131 Joan Lewis Vincent Lickfelt David Liem - 7, 92, 93, 99, 119, 173 Karen Lindberg Sylvia Lindgren Valerie Lindgren Marilyn Lingor - 140 Priscilla Linn Ronald Loomis Jean Losacker - 72, 114, 144, 145 Gary Lowary Donna Lunzer Mike Lussem - 96, 120, 124, 145 -M- Gerald McCreery Ted McCreery - 173 Dennis McDermott - 70, 72, 117, 129, 190 John McDowell - 7, 173 Judy McElhone Mike McHugh - 173 Jerald McNeary Bruce McNutt Barb McTague - 146 Linda McTague Joyce Mardian Rudy Martin Allan Mathews - 34, 190 Carol May - 146 Patty Meier - 126, 144, 145 Kathy Merchant - 136 Ronald Merkel Rhet Merrill - 120 Mark Metzger - 120 Connie Milbrandt Renee Milbrandt - 7, 84, 119, 156, 160 Rich Milbrandt Herby Millard David Moen - 129, 139 June Moffenbier Bill Molseed - 155 Bill Morrill - 108, 109 Barbara Mottle - 112, 129, 141 Michael Murray - 120 Betty Myers 197 -N- Darrylin Nelson - 129 Keith Nelson Linda Nelson Marvin Nelson - 7, 129, 173 Mildred Nelson Linda Ann Nimbar - 95 Geraldine Nold Shirley Nold Gary Noltner Ralph Norton Wendy Norton -0- Leo Obenauer Robert O'Brien - 111, 120, 124, 148 Marcia O'Keefe - 8, 129 Gwen Olek Jim Olson - 111, 129 Rita Olson - 147 Bob Oltman - 154, 155, 166, 171, 176, 180, 185 Elton Opp - 189 William Opsahl - 120, 124 Bob Orr - 129, 189 Roy Osborn - 173 Chloe Oster - 135 Tom Oswalt .. P ... Donald Palmer ' Pamela Parker - 93, 110, 119, 144, 145 Sandra Parrow - 8, 142 Allan Peck Linda Peck Sandra Pendroy Allan Peterson Don Peterson - 189 Donna Peterson - 94, 149 Jean Peterson - 87, 147 Joan Peterson - 87 Florence Petlig Tim Pfeiffer - 118, 154, 190 Linda Pingel - 127 Cynthia Podall - 147 Vikki Poe - 8, 129, 158, 159 Mary Jane Powell ...R- Greig Rank Don Rappe Carol Rath - 21 Robert Rau - 129 Terry Rawstern - 130, 155, 166, 172 Pamela Ray - 106, 129 Geneva Raymond David Reder Tom Reeves Bob Reiner - 129 Bonnie Reis - 130 Elizabeth Reszler - 147 Jean Richard - 127 John Ridgway - 70, 117, 155, 166, 170, 185 Dennis Rieker vxus4ns,4vs,usnxa-xusnvs4rx4vx,u-sosnvsn -A.. Donna Aipperspach - 127 Ken Aipperspach Dennis Albrecht Patrick Aldinger - 71, 174 Alan Anderson - 174 Diane Anderson - 7, 127, 156, 159 Gloria Anderson 198 i Frances Robinson Ronald Roehr Marilyn Roesch - 106, 120, 124 Jon Rogers - 149 Neal Rollins - 8, 190 Owen Roof - 173 John Ruckman - 173 Bruce Rumrey Charlotte Rydberg - 146 Gwen Ryman - 119, 158, 159 ...S- Don Sabol - 126, 189 Teresa Sahli Sharron Salem - 94, 120, 124, 147 Larry Salo David Sahlus - 84, 173, 185 Nancy Samson Frances Sanders Jim Sanders Stacy Sanders - 7, 145 Randall Schaeffer Susan Schaeffer Joy Schanil James Schiwal - 142 Harley Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Marcia Schmidt Paul Schneider - 7, 137, 189 Dorrene Schock Inez Schock - 16, 146 Robert Schock Barbara Schoen - 34, 119 Bonnie Schoen - 8, 16, 189 Tim Schreiner - 190 Gregory Schreter John Schultz Betty Schumacher Linda Schumacher - 147 Robert Schumacher Sue Schumacher - 84 Karen Schutz - 129, 130 Duane Schwab Pat Schwab - 86, 146 Linda Schwan - 130 Lloyd Schweigert Patty Schweitzer - 16, 84 Sheryl Seiler - 144, 145 Joan Serdahl Tim Sexton Paula Shaff Gary Sharp - 111, 129 Bernadette Shaw - 119, 127 Patricia Shea Judy Shuff Shirley Sieler Linda Simon - 16, 142 Karon Sitter Pauletta Sitter - 8 Jim Sjerven - 189 June Smalley Sheryl Smith - 129 Charles Snow Mike Steele Jane Stein Mary Stephenson - 136 Pamela Stroup Helen Strudle Jean Strukle Sharon Stucke - 127 LeRoy Suiter Karla Sukut - 120, 124 Sherrie Summers - 7, 117, 120, 124 144, 145, 158, 159 ...T... Jerry Teske - 130 Clarence Thiery Johanna Thompson Nancy Thompson - 86, 136 Karen Tietz - 147 Bruce Tollefson Darwin Tople Carole Tonigan - 84, 113, 145, 156, 157, 188 Jack Torrence - 108, 111 Frank Towell - 173 - U - Lois Utecht -V.. Leslie Vallie Peggy Van De Rostyne - 111, 129 Robert Vetch Mike Vogel - 155, 173, 176, 180 Janet Vogele - 129 Melvin Volk -W- Donna Wagenmann Kathleen Wagner - 142 Marsha Wakefield - 127 Gerald Ward - 7, 92, 93 Roger Warfield Janet Weber Marshall Weber Sandra Weber Lyle Weishaar Chery Weisser Dennis Welch Nancy Wendt - 113 Bill Wertz - 34, 111 Mark Westerfield - 7, 70, 93, 166 Sharon Wheldon Michale Whitcomb Sally White - 120, 124, 142, 147 Joan Wiederhoft Patricia Williams - 189 Dave Wilson - 173 Robert Wilson - 111 Verla Wilson - 7, 113 Darrel Woods - 185 Carol Wulf - 146 .. Y -. Martha Young - 147 .. Z - Shirley Zeller Terry Zerr - 173 Shirley Ziegler - 34, 120, 124 vsnvsnv-sansnxnx.4n-sgvsnnss-snrxnns4vs4vsavsnnsn-xnns4vs4ns4nsosnxnrs4vs4vs41 SOPHOMORES Howard Anderson - 127, 137 Jeff Andrews - 126 Barbara Angerhofer - 129 Evelyn Angerhofer - 34, 129 Anthony Arlt Donna Authier - 126 - B - Rance Babb LeVan Bader - 174, 189 Diana Bagne - 83, 119, 127 Charles Baird Terry Banker Charles Bantz - 92, 93 Sally Barber - 137 Kenneth Barker - 8, 137 Ronnie Batteen - 174 Betty Bauer - 142 Marcia Bauer Robert Beck Vicky Beck - 127 Curtis Beckler - 130, 174 Jerald Beckler - 129 Stanley Beckler - 130, 174 Donna Benfit - 127 Craig Bengs - 189, 190 Leonard Berger Ilene Bergman Audrey Bettman Prudence Bingham Bernice Bitz - 127 Charles Blando - 130 Duane Bobby Margaret Bonnet - 90, 112, 130, 135, 160 Gary Bosma - 127, 137, 174 Jane Bosworth - 135 Ronald Boulais - 174 Sandra Boullion - 127 Linda Brammer - 92, 127 Linda Bray - 119, 127 Dennis Brendel - 130 Robert Brewer - 126 Larry Brick - 174 Judy Brill Carol Brown James Bruse Jeggy Buchanan Wayne Buck - 129, 131 James Buechler William Bundschuh Jerry Buum -C- Donald Caldwell Jack Carlson - 174 John Charlston Darlene Christiansen - 127 Diane Christianson - 127 Allen Clark - 130, 174 James Clark Robert Clark - 130, 174 Justine Couch - 127, 160 Peggy Cromer - 8, 85 ..D.. Cynthia Dahl Allan Dahme Gary Dahme William Davis - 148 Ruth Deacon - 111, 112 Margaret De Clercq - 127 Dennis Deibert - 189 Cathy Dell - 137 Stanley Dell - 12, 127 Janet De Marais - 92 Catherine De Vine - 99 Julie Dickson - 137, 142 Carol Diegel - 127 Diane Dittman - 126 Donna Dittman - 90, 126, 136 Kay Dixon - 91, 92, 93, 110 Ned Dixon - 116, 160, 174 Marve Dombrowe - 86, 90, 96 Reed Dornbush - 137, 174 Ignatius Dosch Thomas Dougherty Carolyn Driscoll - 129 Jan Dunker William Dunn - 148 Terry Durnil - 137 Perry Durr - 130 -E- Larry Edminston - 130, 174 Nancy Edwards Allan Ehresman - 126 Barbara Engel - 85, 127, 135, 146 Dana Engelstad - 137 Craig Erickson Craig Ernst - 34 Terry Ernst Lorene Evenson - 96, 98, 111, 129 Judy Ewers - 129 -F- Peggy Fenske - 25 Yvonne Fileger - 130 Sig Flagvedt Susan Fleming - 127 Robert Floodeen - 130 Mary Francis - 137 Sheila Fredrickston - 8, 119, 126, 135 Vern Fried Alfred Froiland - 127 -G-. Craig Gardner Lynn Gates Jon Gederos Patsy Gehring Thimothy Geier - 129 Frances Gellerman - 126 Lonald 'Gellhaus - 86, 116, 127, 160 Mathew Gensburg Cheryl Geranen - 130 Dave Gerharter Gary Gerharter Sara Gertsen - 8 Judy Gilchrist Paul Gill Diane Gimble - 134 Bernadette Glatt Tom lGodfrey - 174 Ron Geohring Tony Gonsor Gregory Goodspeed Roberta Goodspeed - 126, 134 Comfort Gorder - 71, 111, 158, 159, 189 Jerry Grace - 98, 127 Dave Graf - 130 David 'Grandpre - 130 Elizabeth Green - 92, 117, 129 Larry Green Peggy Grote Leslie Grote Valerie Grote Sandra Grover - 127, 134, 160 John Gruenstein Connie Guhin -- 7, 84, 137, 156, 158 Carol Guthmiller - 126 -H- Connie Haas - 126, 127 Janice Hadorn - 18, 126 Vikki Hagen - 7, 28, 119, 137, 158, 159 Alice Hall Pamela Hanley - 8, 126 Paul Hanna Jim Hansen - 127 Kenneth Hanson - 129 Patricia Hanson - 135, 142 Larry Harris Ken Harty Sally Hasvold William Hatzenbeller - 174 Nancy Haug - 127 Terry Hauge Darrel Hawkins Leta Health Carolyn Hegge Judi Heintzman - 19, 116, 158, 159 Elsie Henke - 147 Linda Herman Terry Hettick Reno Heupel - 130 Shirley Heupel - 126, 135 Shirley Heyd - 126 Nancy Hilgeman Peggy Hilla - 147 Christine Holdhausen - 146 Steve Holmes - 130 Robert Horner Barb House - 127 Dorothy Hovseth - 127 -1- Glenn Imberi - 174 Roger Imberi Frances Ingebritson - 115, 116, 125, 158, 159 - J - LuAnn Jacobs Randy James - 14, 129, 174 Diane Janes - 12, 94, 126, 136 Beverly Jensen Jim Jenson Gary Job - 127, 174 Dallas Johnson - 130 David M. Johnson Nina Johnson Kerry Johnston - 24, 98, 174 Robert Johnston - 126 Cathy Jones - 99 Craig Jorgenson - 8 Paul Junker - 109 -K- John Karr , Mary Ellen Karr Susan Kaul - 126, 136 Claudia Keeler - 72, 137, 189 Ellabeth Keller Linda Kellet - 119, 140 Gerald Kerns Herold Kerns - 174 Gary Kienow Stanley Kilber Gary Kilbur Terry Killan Keith Kinder - 129 Janice King - 129 Lois Kirschenman - 127, 130 Doug Kleine - 174 Alvin Kolasch Mark Kolasch Patricia Koth Sheryl Krage Thomas Kroll - 137 Gregg Kueger Marlin Kurle Gerald Kurtz -L.. Donald Lager - 82, 92, 93, 114, Linda Lambert Jerry Lane Jean Larson - 8, 18, 136 Lynne Larson - 8, 127 Richard Lenzmeier Margaret Lickfelt Janice Liem - 119, 137, 189 Ryan Lilly Wayne Lilly Janet Lindquist Loren Locken Roger Locken - 129 Frank Lockridge - 86, 116, 166, 189 Larry Lockwood - 137 135 174, 199 Jerry Lohman Donna Luce -,y126 LM- Craig McFarland - 8, 137, 174 Jean McQuillen - 126 Karl Maack Ronald Mace John MacLaren - 126 Robert MacPhail - 130 Larry Maier Elroy Malsom Kenneth Malsom Robert Manning Gary Markley - 126 Geraldine Martin - 111, 137 Linda Mauno Mike Meyer Jeanne Meyers Diane Miller Becky Minch - 116, 126 Alliilia Mitzel - 126 Jerry Moench - 149 Jerry Moffenbier Vir inia Moffenbier - 127 8' Jean Montague - 119, 126, 137 Roger Mork - 130, 137, 174 Donald Moser -N- DeWayne Naasz Doris Nagel - 90, 129, 137 Jack Ness Doug Neuharth - 174, 189 Dennis Nies - 126 Mary Norton -0- Ella Obenauer - 127 Teresa Odland - 129 Michael Olsen - 174 Debra Olson - 91, 93, 110, 116, 160 Jean Olson - 129 Joy Olson Tommy Olson - 174 Jerry Opsahl - 130, 174 Kathleen Orr Carrol Oster - 158, 159, 189 Connita Ottenbacher - 86, 94, 114, 130 Dean Ottenbacher Tiance Outlaw - 34, 127 Nancy Overbust - 126, 135 -p... Pamela Pagones - 119 Steve Paradis - 130, 174 Kerry Parcel Lynn Parker Diane Parkhurst - 126 Patty Patusch - 127 Kavin Peterson Eileen Pfeiffer - 149 Darrell Phillips Douglas Phillips - 126 Kirk Plagman - 126, 174 Cleo Podoll Lois Podoll - 127, 135 Susan Porter - 137 Ronald Preszler - 126 Dale Prouse - 126 200 77 ' 'H -R- Mark Rahm Lynn Rasmussen - 86, 135 Roger Rau - 142 Terry Reeve Bruce Reis - 130, 174 Dennis Remien Charles Rennolet - 127, 189 Myron Retzer Dan Riedl Joan Riebe Ray Richter Kathy Ries - 127 Glena Roof - 135 Marlene Roger - 126 Mary Rohl - 126 LeRoy Rohrbach Holly Roseth - 146 Louise Roshau Barbara Rosin - 147 JoAnn Russell - 126, 147 Thomas Rux Lauretta Salwei Robert Salwei Mike Sandvig - 116, 137, 189 Rita Sayler - 130 Eldoris Schamber - 126, 135 Joan Riebe Ray Richter -S- Dale Schipke - 174 Bob Schmidt Linda Schnabel Timothy Schneider Mary Schock - 137 Judy Schroeder - 126 Larry Schuck Gary Schumacher - 130, 174 Jacki Schumacher Jim Schumacher - 189 Tary Schumacher - 130, 174 Marlene Schwall - 149 Alice Schwan Dennis Schwan Wanetta Schwan - 116 Barbara Selzur Karen Shaner Ron Sharbono - 127 Cheryle Shelver - 149 Dennis Sieler Sharon Sitter - 127, 147, 158, 159 Doranna Sluth Barb Smith - 126 Gloria Smith - 119, 126 John Smith Kathy Smith - 34 Roy Smith Susan Soike - 34 Fay Sommers Cleo Sonnenfeld - 126 Randy Stark Donald Stauss Lynae Steinocker Lonnie Stern Jean Stevens - 90, 119, 125, 137 Gerry Streier Bonnie Stroh - 126 Jean Stuebbe - 94, 137, 158, 159 Fred Stugelmeyer John Sullivan Roger Suitter Claudia Svarstad - 92, 93, 110, 116 189 Rocky Swartout Ricky Swenson ' -T- Gary Teal - 174, 189 Craig Terry Marjorie Tesky - 135 Jay Thiel Susan Tietz - 127, 142, 146 Linda Thomas Pam Thompson Mike Tompkins Charlene Topel Connie Torigian - 134 Mark Trumbo - 130, 137, 174 Arlinda Trygstad - 94 Lou Ann Tullar - 135 Debra Tustison 4 Andrea Twitchell - 107, 129, 160 - U - Marlys Utecht .. V .. Linda Veil Frances Vetter - 146, 149 Richard Vining Shereen Voight Susan Voigt -w... Gerald Wagner Charles Wahl - 188 Keith Walker Guy Walkingstick - 126 Sheridan Wanglerb- 71, 116, 126 Dave Webb - 189, 190 David Webb - 190 Steve Weflen - 174 Leo Weig Delila Weisz - 7, 119, 158, 159 Dennis Weitala Jim Wells Thomas Wells - 129, 137, 155, 188 Burton Werner Barb Wettstein Diane Weyer Linda Wheelson Harriet White - 126, 189 William Whittlinger Sharon Williams Diane Wilson Patty Wilson Dan Wollman - 113, 115, 166, 172 King Wong Judith Worrell Larry Wulf - Y - Ronald Yoder Linda Yoeman Charles Young Jerry Young -Z.. Pat Zelenka - 71, 174 David Zeller - 72, 174 Diane Zimmerman - 130 Gloria Zirbel