De Smet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (De Smet, SD)

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FRESHMAN

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Back row, ]. to r.: Claire Langland, Kermit Johnson, Lyle Gehm, Jim Clark, Donald Sprang, Francis Johnson, Henry Albrecht Second row: Jerry Mausbach, Jerome Van Ningen, Keith Larson, Verle Conner, John Cavanaugh, Bill Smith, Mr. Christensen (advisor) First row: Mr. Mundhenke, (advisor), Lowell Richards, Dorothy Sprang, Sonja Peterson. Judy Nelson, Marian Nordlund, Beverly Buhn, Colleen Halverson, Marilyn Garrey, Douglas Fritzel Seated: Dale McAdaragh, Mary Lu Cavanaugh, Greta Mathison, Marjean Paulson, Lillian Davidson, Shirley Flindt, Lois Lange, Donald Freeman Marian Nordlund was our Homecoming Queen candidate and Marilyn Garrey and Verle Conner were Carnival king and queen candidates. Henry Albrecht, “Bunny;” Beverly Buhn, “Be Be;” John Cavanaugh, “Cigars;” Mary Lu Cavanaugh, • Dimples;” Lillian Davidson, “Lily of the Lake;” Jim Clark, “Me and that Mercury stayed neck and neck;” Shirley Flindt, Tell me. too;” Douglas Fritzel, “Me and my horn;” Don Freeman, “The fanatic;” Lyle Gehm, “Huh’-” Marilyn Garrey, “Cynthia; Colleen Halverson, Quiet, but nice;” Kermit Johnson, “Here I am, girls;” Francis Johnson, Tetzel;” Claire Langland, “Funnybook;” Keith Larson, “Playboy;” Lois Lange, Little Joe;” Dale McAdaragh, “Little Mac;” Marilyn Morrison, Ollie;” Greta Mathison, “Sunshine;” Judy Nelson, “Talkative;” Marjean Paulson. “Iroquois, here I come!;” Sonja Peterson, “John’s admirer;” Ronald Peterson, “Romeo;” Lowell Richards, “The Uga Joker;” Bill Smith, Willy;” Donald Sprang, “Sweet Pea;” Dorothy Sprang, “Men are my hobby;” Jerome Van Ningen, “Man among men but—among women?” EIGHTEEN

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FRESHMAN CLASS Back row, left to right: Keith Nelson, Larry Janssen, Marlyn Kruse, Donald Buchele, John Janssen, Paul Widman, Collin Harris, George Wehrkamp, Roger Widman, Mr. Holzwarth (advisor) Second row: Mr. Mohlenhoff, (advisor), Kenneth Lange, James McKnight, Marvin Mundhenke, Delores Peterson, Mary Ann Peckenpaugh, Harry Bau, Darwyn Lee First row: Sonja Ogren, Pat Conner, Rita Larson, Carol Larson, Faye Mickel, Dor- othy Dykstra, Kay Thompson, Donna Musolf, Binnie Hunter, Nila Jacob. Beverly Fitts Seated: Janice Blogg. Barbara O'Neill, Kathleen Falconer, Elizabeth Jacob, Rose Ann Kellar, lone Moore, Amy Ritterbusch, Karen Braun Binnie Hunter, “Boys don’t bother me;” Donald Buchele, “Oh, that’s easy;” Beverly Fitts, “A ‘B’ in my tests, I’m failing;'’ Kathy Falconer, “Red and how Don- ald H. loves red;” Dorothy Dykstra, “Hatiie’s ‘little’ sister;” Pat Conner, “Wish I was a Senior;” Collin Harris, “Shorty;” Karen Braun, “Come ona my house;” Janice Blogg. “I stay in town;” Faye Mickel, “Oh, where have you been Billie boy?;” Harry Bau, “He drives a Pontiac;” Marlyn Kruse, “I’ve got a station wagon, girls;” Paul Widman, “I’ve got a different way to work that problem;” Darwyn Lee, “Lim- ber Legs;” Rita Larson, “A Van Ningen fan;” Carol Larson, “Undecided;” Ken- neth Lange, “Once upon a time;” lone Moore, “I get my experience from the sale barn;” Rose Ann Kellar, “I’d go to prison to get to Sioux Falls;” Mary Ann Pecken- paugh, “Nice in a quiet sort of way;’ John Janssen, “I don’t say much but then—;” Nila Jacob, “The boys in navy blue;” Roger Widman, “Speak up, Roger;” George Wehrkamp, “Freshman basketball star;” Kay Thompson, “Collin’s just my height;” Amy Ritterbusch, “I stay in town, boys;” Deloris Peterson, “Blondie;” Barbara O’Neill, “I’m driving for a Preston driver;” Sonja Ogren, “Short and sweet.” TWENTY