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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Back row, left to right: George Wehrkamp, Don Buchele, Darwin Lee, John Janssen, Collin Harris, Harry Bau Third row: John Mundhenke, advisor, Elizabeth Jacob, lone Moore, Kathleen Fal- coner, Karen Braun, Mary Peckenpaugh, Carol Larson Second row: Carol Krieger, Donna Musolf, Kay Thompson, Binnie Hunter, Delores Peterson, Nila Jacob, Rita Larson. Beverly Fitts, Patricia Conner, Sonja Ogren, Hans Christensen, advisor Front row: Janice Blogg, Amy Ritterbusch, Roger Widman, Marvin Mundhenke, Jim McKnight, Larry Janssen, Paul Widman, Rose Ann Keller. Dorothy Dykstra, Not pictured: Keith Nelson, Harlin Mettler Amy Ritteibusch: Volga, here I come. Collin Harris, biology, shade cords and doors keep me on the move. Binnie Hunter: There’s been a change in me. Carol Lee Krieger: I came here from North Dakota. Marvin Mundhenke: Girls don’t bother me. John Janssen: The silent type. Roger Widman: I don’t say much but then—. George Wehrkamp: Basketball and cheerleaders are my favorite sports. Delores Petersen: Anybody know any good books? Janice Blogg: Those Wednesday nights in Willow Lake!; Larry Janssen: You don’t have to study agriculture to raise cam. Sonja Ogren: It’s nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. Karen Braun: I wanta be loved. Barbara O’Neill: These women drivers! Keith Nelson: Sid. Nila Kay Jacob: The Navy has my man. Elizabeth Jacob: Why take life seriously because you’ll never get out alive. Dorothy Dykstra: The good natured kid. Carol Larson: Why isn’t Donnie ever in a good mood? Faye Mickel: I’m in the movies, I sell popcorn. Mary Ann Peckenpaugh: I’m not as quiet as I look. Harlin Mettler: The new member of our class. Patricia Conner: I’ll get by. Rose Ann Keller: She’s full of pep and energy. Kathleen Falconer: Red. lone Moore: Dreamy. Kay Thompson: Collin’s my ideal. Beverly Fitts: Efficiency lady. Don Buchele: The Great Sebastian. Darwin Lee: Calm, cool and collected. Paul Wid- man: Great men are dying every day and I’m not feeling well. Marlin Kruse: I sure feed them women a line. Rita Larson: Late hours aren’t good for one but they are good for two. James McKnight: Angel boy. Donna Musolf: Come ona my house. EIGHTEEN

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FRESHMAN CLASS Back row: James Denman, Kenneth Heuther, Neil Rousch, Larry Windedahl, Don- ald Timm, Dale Erickson, Kenneth Hamen, Dallas Freeman, Orlin Brown, Lyle Kellar Second row: Mr. Holzwarth (advisor), Beverly Aalbers, Grace Spencer, Geraldine Poppen, Carla Blue, Karen Munger, Eileen Greene, Sandra Allen, Francis Ryland, Jean Poppen, LeRoy Kruse, Mr. Mohlenhoff (advisor) First row: Loren Moore, Gary Marx, Glennis Nelson, Marlene Erickson, Jeanne Widman, Lois Davidson, Delver Williams, Daniel Moeller Loren Moore: I hail from Manchester; Marlene Erickson: California, here I come; Gary Marx: Red; Glennis Nelson: I like school days, but oh these high school nights; Delver Williams: Little, but mighty; Lois Davidson: Innocent freshman; Orlin Brown: Our freshman athletic star; Grace Spencer: Look! I got a letter; Carla Blue: I’ve got my eye on a junior; Dale Erickson: Bashful??; Jean Poppen: Shorty; Daniel Moeller: Wonder what I could use for an excuse?; Larry Winde- dahl: Late again; Donald Timm: Work! Ugh!!; Geraldine Poppen: Gerry; Lyle Kellar: Studious scholar; Kenneth Hamen: Tall, dark and elusive; Karen Munger: Well, just plain good looking; James Denman: Will I ever grow up?; Neil Rousch: Well, I’m tall and dark: Eileen Greene: If I get a demerit!; Dallas Freeman: I like to pester and talk; Francis Ryland: Muscles; Sandra Allen: Oh this algebra!: Beverly Aalbers: Hurry and read that letter Grace!; Kenneth Heuther: Basketball is my sport; LeRoy Kruse: Look at that lesson!; Jeanne Widman: Don’t tell anyone, but I’ve got a date. TWENTY