Chester Area High School - Flyer Yearbook (Chester, SD)

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A Future for America-FFA Seated: Mr. Fenner, Advisor, Don Muth, Gene Skotvold, Larry Anderson, Alan Schafer, Dale Van Heerde, Mark Acheson, Front Row: Terry Coomes, Dale Nugent, Jerry Schlotterback, Russ Schmidt, Chuck Buchheim, Tim Campbell, Rick Shaver, Terry Schlotterback, Dean Larson, Scot Uthe. Second Row: Jeff Reurink, Ken Goodale, Randy Shaver, Kelly Brown, Tom Minnaert, Dave Grieshop, Craig Uthe. Rolland Hotchkin, Kevin Schut, Mark Matthieu, Dean Hass, Dan Nugent. Back Row: Nick Schroeberl, Leon Busser, Don Van Liere, Doug Olson, Mike Baartman, Ron Gaspar, Tim Reurink, Dale Hotchkin, Stan Fods, Dave Fedeler, Jim Baumberger, Kevin Fods, Todd Augustad, and Paul Gaspar. The Chester Chapter of the FFA spent a busy bicentennial year judging, holding annual meetings, participating in local and state con- tests, preparing for Sweetheart, and putting on the Parent-Member ban- quet. The Freshmen were initiated with their traditional green hand day. They also participated in judging trips throughout the year. Selling fruit and raffling a 12-gauge shotgun were the major money raising activi- ties. Tim Reurink and Tom Minnaert were delegates to the National Con- vention in Kansas City, Mo. Larry Anderson received the State Farmer Degree. Several members partici- pated at the State Convention. All in all it was a very successful year. Kansas City Delegates: Tim Reurink State Farmer Degree: and Tom Minnaert. Larry Anderson. 17

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Light Your Way With FHA Tammy Hohwieler, Seated, is work- ing toward her Chapter Degree. Back Row: Beth Van Dam, Janet Fedeler, Carla Lidel, and Shirley Beck are working to achieve their Junior Degree Degree work is one of the challenges of every F.H.A. member. Any member who wishes to put out that little extra may earn a degree in the organization. The first degree earned is the Junior, then followed by the Chapter and State Degree. Several of the highlights of the organization during this year were: attending the every member Sandy Minnaert was selected Region 3 Secretary of F.H.A. They had executive council meetings in Oct. and Feb. to plan for the region meeting that was held March 24 at Flandreau High School. ine-out at Sioux Falls, followed by a Bridal Show of Fashions at Fantles. Also a Daddy Date Night was sponsored. Many dads visited the meet- ing and joined into the activities following the meeting. A Granny Tea was held for all those special people . Roses were given as gifts to the oldest grandmother, young- est grandmother, the grand- mother with the most grand- children, and the one having the youngest grandchild. The final activity for the year is the Pot-Luck Parent- Member Supper followed by installation of the new of- ficers. Front Row: Carla Lidel-Reporter, Julie Reiff-Parlimentarian, Paula Hass-Treas., Connie Gaspar-Vice President, Tena Fedeler-President, Patty Coomes-Sec., Gail Burkard-Historian, Julie Daniel-Song Leader. Second Row: Shirley Beck, Sandy Minnaert, Teresa Sterling, Monica Park, Lisa Aldrich, Janice Gaspar, Laurie Mathison, Eileen Beeck, Kathy Weins, Angie Goodale, Third Row: Jeanette Burkard, Dianna Hefner, Donna Kock, Kathy George, Beth Van Dam, Pam Buchheim, Karen Baumberger, Pam Kroger, Cherise Holbeck, Tammy Hohwieler, Colleen Schutt, Sue Keupp, Pam Fods, Mrs. Westburg-advisor. Back Row: Kim Pederson, Luann Minnaert, Janet Fedeler, Kay George, Nancy Valland, Carol Anderson, JoAnn Baumberger, Tami Limmer, Darlene Coy, Jaime Ostraat, Lori Park, Cinda Goodale, Marilyn Hemmingson, Dawn Simonsen, Maroel Schutt. 16

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Librarians and Student Council Get Things Done Librarians are kept busy keeping the library in order. This year the library received many new books so chances are if you were in the library you would have seen the librarians placing these new books on the shelves. For easy reference and use by the students, they must be well informed of the position of newspapers, books, magazines, and the vertical file. They are also in charge of making sure all items are checked in and out including the supplies. Mrs. Hilde receives alot of help from these student librarians with the big responsibility of keeping the library in order for all of the stu- dents, faculty and administration. Student Council The Student Council met several times to discuss matters concerning the high school activities. With the help and cooperation of the students, Mr. Reiff and the Student Council organized a student lounge for the enjoyment of the Juniors and Seniors. Also, for the first time this year, a Sadie Hawkins dance was set up by the council and paid for by the Senior Class. Other topics of discussion in- cluded allowing Seniors to take days off to visit colleges, and problems with student behavior. Student Council would like to thank Mr. Reiff for his advice and help. Front Row: Kelly Weins, Jeanette Burkard, Peggy Schmidt, Kristi Anderson, Beth VanDam, Second Row: Wayne Busser, Verlyn Fods, Maroel Schutt, Lori Park, Cinda Goodale, Rita Baumberger, Connie Gaspar. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Patty Coomes, Peggy Schmidt, Sue Keupp, Mr. Reiff-Advisor, Craig Peterson- Student Body President, Back Row: Kathy Weins, Sandy Minnaert, Lisa Aldrich, Shirley Beck, Jim Baumberger. 18