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

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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.

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