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

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Class Wills Cont. 1, COLLEEN MCADARAGH, will my desk to anyone who can talk between teacher traffic. I, STEVE MYERS, will my desk in the assembly to anyone who likes cold feet and my Trig Book to anyone who is as smart as the Teacher's Edition. 1 KAREN PAULSON, will my position as the Kleenex Kid of D.H. S. to Linda Johnson. There are many users here at De Smet High so carry a large supply Linda I, VICKI PESCHL, will my 1949 Chrysler to anyone that thinks they can get more eggs or oil on it than I did. I also want to will it to anyone who is scared of high speeds! I, BILL PURRINGTON, will a key to the boy's bathroom to anyone who doesn't want to be called a first grader by Mr. Gebur for being the second person in the bathroom. I also will an extra key to the athletic room to Mr. Mceder. I, JOAN REESE, will my age to Cindy Wallum, to Patty Aalbers and Linda Wendel, I will my ability to stay out late. Girls, make good use of these. I, MURRAY SERFLING, will my book 101 Ways to Get Even With Teachers! to any student with a high intellectual aptitude on the subject and also my book Chemistry Self-Taught to any future chemistry student. I, TIM SCHULTE, will my English IV Grammar book to some unsuspecting Junior. I, NANCY SCHULTZ, will my position in sixth period study hall to anyone who thinks they can have a more enjoyable time than I and all my good times in D. H. S. to my brother, Chuck. I, SUSAN SCHWARTZ, will my diet to Jim Cummins with hopes he will get all I got out of it. I, DARLENE SMITH, will my ability to be quiet in the study hall to Mona Rae Albrecht and my patience to all D.H. S. teachers. I, JILL SMITH, will my study hall desk to my sister Jane, and my ability to get along with boys in the vicinity of Brookings to any girl who wants to have loads of fun, and my ability to pass notes without get- ting caught to anyone who likes to do it. I, RICK SMITH, will one sopwith Camel to Mr. Drake so that he might help Snoopy fight the Red Baron. I, DOYLE SPADER, will my noisy car to anyone who wants to ride alone and my ability to play basket- ball to anyone who likes defeat. I, ARDIS TASCHNER, (Class Will and Activity Collector of '67') will my ability to loose class wills and long lists of activities to any unsuspecting Junior who has a filling system similar to mine. I, FRED TIBBETTS, will my ability of trying to charm the girls to Jim Cummins, my ability to raise cane and not get caught to Pete Waters and my old greasy kid stuff to Bill Wilkinsen. I, BONNIE TINGLE, will my short hair to Bill Wilkinsen and Dave Geycr and my Algebra II desk to any girl who doesn't like to wear nylons. I, ARDEN WALLUM, will my castle in Manchester, England to Bill Wilkinsen (who already has the ex- perience of living in one), my chevy to Pam Williamson 'You've finally got a good car, Pam. , my well used speech material to Cathy Purrington and finally my position in study hall to anyone who wants to be in the center of cross fire between Don Halverson and Ronnie Montross. I, ARLEN WALLUM, will my ability to play football to my brother Curt and my ability to get a date to the Sweetheart's Ball to George Widman. I, GEORGE WALLENSTEIN, will my old Oldsmobile to my brother Ken and my ability to get along with teachers to anybody. I, JOANN WENDEL, will my cold seat by the window on the bus to Janice Cronkhitc, my left over station- iv to Mavis Hauff, and my ability to keep quiet to my sister Carolyn. I, JIM WIKA, will my athletic ability to Axle, my inclination towards the opposite sex to Bruiser, and my ability to outline effectively to anyone who plans on goofing off in Chemistry. Wait! We Forgot a Senior!! ALFRED E. NEUMAN What Me Worry? Activities: Pep Club 2,3,6; F. H. A. 1, 2; F. F. A. 3,4; Cook's Assistant 2,4 1 2, N. A. A. C. P. 1,2; K. K. K. 3,4; Freshman Class Pres. 2; Intramural Free throw Champ 2,3,4; Klinkel's 1, 3; Kate's 2,3,4; Olympic Chugging Team 4. 5;

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Activities cont. JAMES WIKA—Band 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4j Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Mixed Octet 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; D-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma: N.H. S. Play, Homecoming King candidate 4: Drum Solo 1, 2; Drum Ensemble 1, 2; Boy's State Alternate; Mr. Iiresis- tible candidate 3; Swing Band 2, 3; All-state Chorus Alt. 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Drum Major 2, 3. CLASS WILLS I, GREGG ALGER, will the estimated 424,526 holes in the ceiling of Mr. Meeder's classroom to Mr. Mceder. l| LYLE ANDERSON, will my debts, responsibilities and good looks to George FLilbert and my draft card to the faculty of D. H. S. I, JOLEEN BECK, will all of my excess poundage to Pete Waters; my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Charles Schultz and my ability to whisper under watchful eyes, plus the desk to do it in to my sister, Darlene. I, ROBERTA BLACHFORD, will my quietness and my bowling abilities to Kay Halverson and my long finger- nails to Mary Bowes. I, LAURYCE BLUE, will my ability to flirt to Roberta Hock, my ability to talk in government class to Mona Rae Albrecht and my 1939 Nazi Chevy to anyone who wants to be stared at and begged for a ride. I, D. M. BOWES, being a Senior and a long sufferer of dear old Institution will a truckload of rocks and three rock splitting hammers in A-l condition to anyone of those little monsters under me. I, LEE ANN BOWES, being of sound mind will my quiet ways to Vivian Muscr and to my brother, Jim Bowes, my ability to walk with my mouth shut. I also will my height to my cousin, Mary Bowes. I, LYLE BOWES, will my quiet ways to my cousin Jim Bowes and my ability to confuse my Chemistry teacher to anybody who likes to waste time. I, DAVE BRAUN, will to Mr. Meeder one box of unbreakable chalk, and to Mr. Drake, a book to live by en- titled 1001 Ways to Become a Better Democrat! I, DON BROWN, will my books and desk in study hall to my brother Ronald in hopes that he gets more use out of them than I did. I also will my sense of humor to anyone who wants to get more out of school than homework. I, JAN COUGHLIN, will my sociology book to anyone who is more interested in sociology than I am and my desk in study hall to my brother Mike. I, BOB CRONKHITE, will my pleasant disposition and vocabulary of kind words to the faculty of Dc Smet High. I, GWEN CURLEY, will my pierced ears to Roberta Hock and my tranquilizers to anyone who wants to take speech. I, BRENDA DAVIS, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Judy-Belle and my ability to get along with the op- posite sex to Mary Lynn O'Keefe. I, KEITH ERICKSON, will one very shabby well-read 1912 Edition Speech Book to anyone who wants to have a riot and one brand new Trig book for someone to look at.. I, PATTY FIELD, will my excellent driving abilities to Kay Halverson and my ability to get along with teach- ers to Don Halverson. I, DAVID E. GEYER, will my charm and sex appeal to anyone who believes they can use it contructivcly and with the same prestige as his predecessor. 7 I, DAVID HANNAH, will my ability to read Chemistry assignments to Mr. Mceder. PAUL GR£EN’ bci”g of SOUnd mind and body wiU 11,1c following articles: one busted c-flat in kfr f S tK8' auto.8raPhcd Plcture of Batman without his mask, and a genuine do-it-vourself modpl- «JS ge rad wt lfkc m°n800Se t0 be Placed in a « and buried, so the people of 2169 will know what I, ED HEITMAN, will my study hall desk to my sister Helen, and my ability to talk in study hall and not get caught to anyone who wants to talk. I, DAVE HELLER, will my ability to get along with girls to George Hulbert. I, ROD HILDEBRANDT, will an autographed picture of myself in my basketball uniform to all my fans in Erwin. 7 I, RICHARD P. HOLM, will my ability to wear avocado flavored bunion covers without detection and my best wishes to Larry Hein. I, RON HUISENGA, will my ability to come to school tired and go home refreshed to anyone who can find a com- slecPin8 position in a broken-down nineteenth century desk. WiH my !°ng armS t0 Kay Halvcrson so she can reach the top shelf of books in the library and my seat on the bus to anyone who wants to get to school after five to nine. Ahh wiU ™y ivi,ng ability my Mgood to Sharon Schardin, my broken heart to Dear iTC schf°l ho?s.e iot 9?c department for practice drills, and my excess to next year's football team .. Make good use of it, fellas! { i wi u2 x?dll-lSy driv[n?. abiiity to anyone who would like a new car every so often. I, LOWELL JOHNSON, will my ability to never let school work interfi Asleson because he's been studying too hard lately. I, PAM KETELSEN, will my fifth of the Governme next year. interfere with anything important to Randy Government class's feeble five to any Junior girl taking the course who feels that the teachers hate him or her whichever the case may be.. .

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CLASS PHROPECY GREGG ALGER: Famous for writing the popular fishing book The Great Angler. LYLE ANDERSON: Millionaire inventor of the pocket size tuba. JOLEEN BECK: Running the only exclusive airline for rich handsome bachelors. LAURYCE BUJE: Very happy for one so blue. ROBERTA BLACHFORD: Still bombing up and down main street at the age of 55. DAVE BOWES: Car body designer for Wild, Inc. I.F.F. ANN BOWES: First woman to make an upside down cake right side up. LYLE BOWES: Making bows of blue. DAVE BRAUN: United States Senator from South Dakota in 1990. DON BROWN: Suffering from powder bums received while shooting off his mouth. JAN COUGHLIN: At the age of 76 still slumming it. BOB CRONKHITE: Walter Cronkhite Jr., CBS News. GWEN CURLEY: Inventor of the world's finest sneeze powder. BRENDA DAVIS: First blonde snake charmer in Bagdad. KEITH ERICKSON: Class of 67's only bachelor. PATTY FIELD: Author of the best seller, Ten Easy Lessons to Driving. DAVE GEYER: Leader of the famous orchestra with the sax appeal. DICK GREEN: Owner of the Metrecal-Sego, Inc. DAVE HANNAH: Selling sneezing powder for Curley, Inc. ED HEITMAN: He's making more money than any of us. He is the head flea trainer in a Ringling Bros, side show. DAVE HELLER: Manager of Heller-Halverson, Inc., the best in farm electricians. ROD HILDEBRANDT: Author of What's What in Furniture. RON HUISENGA: A future Tarzan. RICK HOLM: World's finest surgeon; always cutting up. BONNIE HULBERT: Making floral horseshoe wreaths for Kentucky Derby winners. SANDY IVERSON: Still raising cane. JUDY JOHNSON: Editor of the De Smet Confidential Article called, Dear Judy. LOWELL JOHNSON: Poet Laureate for Mad Magazine and manager of the Manchester Oracle. WAYNE JOHNSON: Temperance Worker. PAM KETELSEN: She took up her father's hobby-coin collecting. MIKE LARSON: Professional fisherman at Mud Lake. NANCY LARSON: U. S. 's first human woman computer. COLLEEN MC ADARAGH: Arguing like mad about her Irish temper. STEVE MYERS: Still smiling, but not yet a motel manager. KAREN PAULSON: Commuting between Augustana College and SDSU with a stopover in De Smet. VICKI PESCHL: Now a putt-putt girl, formerly a go-go girl. BILL FURRINGTON: A city cousin converted into a rancher. JOAN REESE: Owner of the famous dancing school--Swing Along With Joan MURRAY SERFLING: Just divorced his sixth wife for non-support. TIM SCHULTE: Photographer for Jim Wika's universal magazine. NANCY SCHULTZ: Getting her morning exercise plowing 10 acres before waking her five children for another busy day. SUSAN SCHWARTZ: Protest song writer for the underprivileged women of America. DARLENE SMITH: City cop at Oldham. JILL SMITH: First grandmother of the class of '67'. RICK SMITH: Test pilot for the You can fly 'Em Paper Airplane Co. DOYLE SPADER: A basketball coach, unsuccessful in getting his players to cut their hair. ARDIS TASCHNER: Carol Burnett's greatest competitor. FRED TIBBETTS: Teacher of a remedial reading class. BONNIE TINGLE: Author of the popular book, Fashions for Tall Girls. ARDEN WALLUM: A famous chemist, author of Wallum's Theory of Theories. A RJLEN WALLUM: Outstanding player at the 1975 Super Bowl. JOANN WENDEL: First lady mayor of Bancroft. GEORGE WALLENSTEIN: Mayor, auditor, judge and Postmaster at Manchester, So. Dak. JIM WIKA: At the age of 82, still having his mind censored.