Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Fiesta time is a fun time for members of El Circulo Espanol. Once a month the club met for a business meeting, a program and refreshments. At the September meeting, officers elected for the year were president, Judy Koeneche; vice presi- dent, Rita Kenyon; secretary, Monica Clark; and publicity, Tonya Hieb. An original play The Life and Travels of C. Columbus was portrayed as the entertainment for the October meeting. Always a highlight of the year is La Fiesta de la Navidad, the Christmas party. This year the party took the form of the old Spanish Posada, with guests having to sing a Christmas Carol in Spanish as the ticket for entrance . A Valentine’s Party and a Fiesta for Mothers were also highlights of the year. 1. FIRST ROW: K.Leiferman, L.Creamer. W.Schelle. S.Lindley. J. Koenecke, F.Weaver. D.Buum, J.Keller, G.Powell, P.Willrodt, L. Vogel, B.Powell. T.Keller, Advisor Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell. SECOND ROW: W.Pickner, B.Kalb, C.Knust, N.Kolund, C.Rorhbauck, R. Swanson, T.Heib. D.Pearson, V.Turgeon. M Saukerson. B.Olson. D.Heesch, R.Kenyon. THIRD ROW: C.EIIis, C.Thorson, J.Gould, C. Schoenfelder, D.Zeman, M.Bergner. C.Hutmacher, D.Gunder- son. A.Eiseman, D.Melchert, T.Lengkeek, W.Norman, E.Hut- macher, L.Shaffer. T.Almond. FOURTH ROW: J.Priebe. L.Zingler, S.Sinclair, S.Byre. J.Dill, M.Sanmann, J.Scheffer, J.HIoucha. S. Elrod, D.Knust, L.Leiferman. M London, M.Clark. R.Ramey. J. Giedd, P.Dobberstein, N.Thompson, M.Chadderdon. 2. OF- FICERS: Judy Koenecke, president; Tonya Hieb. reporter; Monica Clark, secretary; Rita Kenyon, vice president. 3. Vickie Turgeon and Dan Heesch entertain members and guests at the May meeting. 27

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Science Club members organized, under the supervision of Ron Frary, interest in science and related fields. They achieved goals through experiments, demonstrations, and other pro- grams. One of the highlights of the club was to see the displays of rocks, minerals and gems that were demonstrated by the Gem and Min- eral Rock Society of Chamberlain. Science Club members used the money earned running the concession stand to fund their projects. 1. OFFICERS: Randy Holmquist, president; Larry Vogel, treasurer; Tom Keller, Secretary; Joanne Waldner, vice president. 2. This rock display was one of many shown by the Chamberlain Gem and Mineral Rock Club. 3. This in- teresting rock collection was displayed and collected by Marvin Waldner. president of the local rock club. 4. FIRST ROW: D.Dolezal. J.Weber. D.Odens, J.Waldner. T.Leng- keek, S.Sinclair. SECOND ROW: T.Keller, L.Vogel. R.Holm- quist. B.Bartels. T.Healy, Advisor Ron Frary. Tv f bssilizat on yp o

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Rodeo Club members spent the early part of the year earning money to finance their spring rodeo activities. They worked at the concession stand and also charged $3.00 dues. Practice ses- sions were held through the year. Spring rodeo action included six events throughout the state, one of which was held at the Chamberlain Rodeo Grounds. Exceptionally talented seniors included Rusty Heenan, Perry King, and Avery Thompson. 1. FIRST ROW: K.Reimer, S.Cable. M.London. B.Byre, D.Bol- man, V.Heenan, H.lsburg, Advisor Dale Vlasman. SECOND ROW: R.Heenan, R.Lucas. P.King, M.Felecia, D.Adamson, D. Thompson, B.Big Eagle. THIRD ROW: R.Karlen, R.Cable, R. Heenan, A.Thompson, B.Thompson, B.Walker, R.Lloyd. 2. Rodeo club uses a little horse power to pull in a victory. 3. OFFICERS: Rusty Heenan, president; Ron Heenan, reporter; Russell Cable, vice president; Michelle London, treasurer; Perry King, secretary; Dale Vlasman, advisor. m 28 RODEO CLUB