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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Bulldog DeSmet High School DeSmet, South Dakota Published by Annual Staff Volume 33 Lanette Rabenberg, Eunice Weerts-Editors Foreword There must be a place a room and a sanctuary set apart for silence for shadows and roses holding aware in walls the sea and its secrets gong clamor gone still in a long deep sea-wash aware always of gongs vanishing before shadows of roses repeating themes of ferns standing still till wind blows over them: great hunger may bring these into one little room set apart for silence Carl Sandburg Table of Contents Seniors .......................... 5 Underclass ...................... 19 Activities ...................... 35 Athletics ....................... 65 Administration .................. 81 School Life ......................89 We, the Senior Class of Nineteen hundred and seventy-two wish to dedicate the 1972 Bulldog to Mr. Lawrence Gebur, a fine individual and concerned instructor. His dedication to his career, his unselfish use of his abilities, and his never failing sense of humor has touched and inspired all of our lives. 4 Class of 1972 Senior Class officers. Left to Right: Jan Holz- warth; Vice President; Rod Kretchmer; Secretary- Treasurer; Randy Bohn; President; Mark Purintun; Student Council; Kathy Davis; Student Council. 6 Gaye Anderson Richard Abraham son Larry Beck Sharon Anderson Bergie Belzer Greg Carmon Sharon Borah Randy Bohn Brian Borgstadt Mike Carroll 7 8 Rod Combs Susan Corbin Judy Coughlin Shelley Cummins Jan Holzwarth Jon Jensen Kathy Davis Greg Hagel Tom Halverson Mark Harris 9 10 Dan Johnson Rick Johnson Rod Kretchmer Diane Kott Cindy Kadinger Boys and Girls State, Top Row, Left to Right: Brian Borgstadt, alternate, Greg Hagel, alternate, Gary Schwartz, alternate. 2nd Row Left to Right: Rick Johnson, DeAnn Wolkow, alternate, Mark Purintun. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Kari Lee, Marv McCune, Jean Wade. Not pictured, Janice Schardin, alternate. Julie Larson Wayne Leckey Kari Lee Marv McCune Shirley Palmlund 11 Greg Krieger Bruce Meyer Connie Penney Hazel Moeller Robert Minier Patty Peckenpaugh Scott Peterson Debbie Peterson Tracey Petersen Marcia Olson 13 14 Paul Pirlet Kirk Poppen Mark Purintun Lanette Rabenberg John Rockwell Don Pollock Liz Poppen Diana Robish Janice Schardin Gary Schwartz 1G Connie Stalheim Jean Wade Steve Wallum Jill Wallum Becci Zeller Dave Tibbetts Kim Wallum Cheri Slaight Rod Smith 20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Secretary - Treasurer J. Brusse, Student Council - S. Anderson, Vice-President E. Weerts, Student Council - P. Lee (Not pictured President B. Bell) Becky Akkerman, Ron Albrecht, Rita Anderson, Steve Anderson 23 John Hildebrandt, Paul Hoek, Beth Johnson 24 Doug Price, Marnell Purrington, Jim Rounseville, Vicki Schmidt 25 Class of 1974 Left of Page: Class Officers Left to right, back row: J. Larson, Student Coun- cil, J. Ogren, Vice-Pres- ident Second row: D. Wade, Student Council. Third row (Front): C. Pennev, Secretary- Treasurer, K. Bjordahl, President 1st row: Gayle Akkerman, Nathaniel Antonio 2nd row: Curt Bau, Craig Baumberger 3rd row: Randy Beck, Gloria Bitner 4th row: Kevin Bjordahl, Ross Bjordahl, Gary Borgstadt, Carol Carpenter 27 Linda Hazer, Alan Jacob, David Johnson LuAnn Klinkel Margene Kracht Jill Larson Gene Martens Patty McDonnell Grace Moeller Jim Ogren Cathy Penney Luke Poppen Nanette Poppen Roger Pur in tun Diane Schardin 29 Kent Sckerl Miles Siebelts Rita Smith Donna Cronkhite Julie Ward Cheryl Washburn Connie Widman Sandra Wienk Gary Springer Dale Storhaug Duane Wade Craig Wallum 30 Class of 1975 Group picture left side of paper top to bottom B. Jensen Student Council - P. Tingle Student Council M. Wilkins President - S. Lee, Secretary - Treasurer S. Muser, Vice-President Pictured at right: Carson A jp 'jon, Bradley Albrecht (at bottom) Top row 1. to r. Tara Anderson, Bonnie Bitner, Danita Bohn, Denis Borah Bottom Row Lonna Bowes, Gail Corbin, David Cronkhite 31 Jan Cummins Terry Gilbertson Gayle Grothe Jon Hoff Brad Jensen Brian Garry Debra Gronewold Marcia Ha gel Myma Hoek Wendy Johnson 32 Brad Klinkel Barbara Lloyd Ross Minier Scott Myers Neil Palmlund Cindy Logan Susan Muser Robert Pratt Susan Lee Dale Martins Scott Mutschler Sandra Palmer Brad Pratt Debra Karlen Neal Martins 33 Craig Purintun Jody Rounseville Richard Smith Jon Stoddard Erland Weerts Jerry Rabenburg Vickie Slaight Kevin Stahlecker Pam Tingle Jani Wallum 34 37 Homecoming 1971 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Left to Right: Marcia Olson, Jan Holzwarth, Cheri Slaight, Queen Bergie Belzer, King Marv McCune, Mark Pur in tun. Rod Kretchmer, Dave Tibbetts September 23 24, 1971 marked another successful homecoming for DeSmet High School. Activities included a parade consisting of floats from the classes, and different organi- zations, float competition, skit competition between classes and a snake dance followed by coronation and the burning of the W. L. Bergie Belzer was crowned queen and Marv McQune was crowned king from a group of .8 candidates. Other candidates were Marcia Olsen, Jan Holzwarth, Cheri Slaight, Mark Pur in tun, Rod Kretchmer, and Dave Tibbetts. In float and skit competition the Seniors placed first with a comedy, rhythmical skit. The float competition was won by the Junior Class with the Seniors placing second. The DeSmet Bulldogs football team faced stiff competition for their Homecoming game in challenging the Willow Lake Pirates. Following a tough game the final score was: De- Smet 6 - Willow Lake 20. 38 Bulldog Staff Strives to Meet Deadlines Back row, Left to Right: L. Poppen, V. Schmidt, J. Skyberg, S. Cummins, G. Anderson. Fourth Row, Left to Right: K. Davis, K. Lee, J. Larson, J. Holzwarth, M. Olson, D. Wolkow. Third Row, Left to Right: J. Wade, C. Penney, K. Sheffield, D. Kott. Second Row, Left to Right: B. Zeller, D. Peterson, T. Petersen, Adviser Mr. Mudhenke, C. Stalheim. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Peckenpaugh, E. Weerts, L. Rabenberg. Work on the Bulldog began in spring, 1971, when annual editor, Lanette Rabenberg, was chosen. In the fall Eunice Weerts became co-editor and the staff began discussion with the school board on where the annual should be printed. Permission was finally secured to print DeSmet's first hard-covered annual. Marathon work sessions were held during weekends in desperate attempts to meet page deadlines. Pictured at right - Editor Lanette Rabenberg - Co-Editor Eunice Weerts. 40 Freedom of the Press at DHS NEWSETTE STAFF Back Row, Left to Right: V. Schmidt, J. Skyberg, K. Lee. Third Row, Left to Right: J. Larson, J. Wade, Adviser Mr. Graham, D. Wolkow. Second Row, Left to Right: C. Penney, D. Doyle, P. Peckenpaugh, M. Olson. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Sheffield, L. Palmer, L. Kickland, C. Stalheim, B. Zeller, J. Holz- warth. The newsette Staff is one of the smallest but one of the busiest organizations at DHS. Each week the staff submits short articles on sports events, activities of organizations, class of the week, and Senior on Parade. This year baby pictures were added to the Senior on Parades. The Newsette is printed in The De Smet News. Pictured in lower right hand cor- ner: Editor - Patty Peckenpaugh and Co-editor - Dixie Doyle NHS Undertakes New Projects NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: M. Bjordahl, L. Martens, L. Palmer, B. Bell, E. Weerts, D. Pratt, K. Sheffield, J. Larson. 3rd Row: C. Slaight, L. Poppen, J. Rockwell, R. Kretchmer, M. McCune, B. Borgstadt, J. Skyberg, P. Peckenpaugh. 2nd Row: Mrs. Dannenbring, D. Peterson, J. Stahlecker, J. Coughlin, S. Cummins, J. Wade, K. Davis, J. Larson, B. Zeller. 1st Row: Mr. Lester, J. Schardin, D. Wolkow, M. Olson, K. Lee, B. Belzer. Not pictured L. Rabenberg. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .. to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to encourage the development of character.. . The purpose of the National Honor Society as stated in its constitution was well met in 1971-72. The major N.H.S. project was the publication of the bi-monthly school paper, The Spirit Express. President DeAnn Wolkow and co-editors Julie Larson and Julie Skyberg worked on the organization and publication of each issue. Other N.H.S. members worked on articles, features, art work and typing. Throughout the year, the organization worked to earn money for a scholarship to be awarded to an outstanding senior to be selected by the N.H.S. members at the end of the year. Eight new students were awarded membership after the first semester. Six seniors, one junior and one sophomore were selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leader- ship and character. 43 Mrs. Dannenbring and Mr. Lester were the N.H.S. advisors. Student Council Assumes Active Roll STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, Left to Right: B. Jensen, K. Davis, P. Pirlet, S. Anderson, P. Lee, J. Larson, D. Wade. Seated, Left to Right: P. Tingle, M. Purintun, Adviser Mr. Parke, President B. Meyer, B Zeller The student council this year engaged itself in a wide range of activities. Homecoming and corona- tion was the first big project. The parade theme was inspiration, and this year the attendants rode in golf carts in the parade. With the wonderful construction work of the FFA, a huge WL was burn- ed at the pep session after the coronation. For the first time in years they broke even on the dance, featuring the Ecstasy . A major advance as the meeting with the Jaycees and getting them to sponsor a Christmas dance. The dance was held in the Armory featuring the Unbelievable Uglies. It was a great success financially and gave the Jaycees faith in the young people of our community. The student council also met with the school board to discuss free study halls for the seniors. It is hoped they will be extended to a full nine weeks this year. In the fall the student council along with the NHS sponsors a $100 scholarship. 45 Science Club Learns By Doing From Left to Right: M. Smith, G. Bitner, D. Mudhenke, S. Geyer, G. Moeller, J. Sorenson, J. Ogren, D. Cronkhite, J. Rockwell, J. Skyberg, G. Borgstadt, R. Bohn, P. McDonnell, W. Leckey, Adviser Mr. Miller, K. Sheffield, Adviser Mr. DeDeyne, B. Borgstadt Science Club holds meetings twice monthly, having a variety of films and speakers. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Raybert Miller, students perform experiments and prepare projects for science fairs. Julie Skyberg is president of the science Club with Randy Bohn as vice-president and Kathy McDonnell as secretary-treasure. Mr. De Deyne and Mr. Miller are the advisors. On November 20, Eunice Weerts and Elizabeth Palmer attended a chemistry workshop at Augustana College in Sioux Falls. 46 Librarians Classify Knowledge Back Row, Left to Right: A. Heitmann, J. Klinkel, D. Cronkhite, L. Hazer, V. Schmidt, J. Ward, J. Wade, D. Johnson, L. Kickland. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Wienk, M. Smith, J. Olson, D. Schardin, J. Stahlecker, K. Sheffield, Adviser Mr. Mundhenke Filing books, magazines, papers, and finding materials for students are the main tasks librarians perform. Mr. John Mundhenke, librarian advisor, also helps students in the library. In the background are the new steel bookshelves, which were installed in 1971. It is hoped that there will soon be enough new books to fill the shelves. FHA Projects Are Varied Back Row, Left to Right: K. Lee, M. Krick, C. Kerr, G. Moeller, L. Hazer, T. Petersen, V. Schmidt, G. Grothe, V. Slaigfrt, R. Johnson, G. Akkerman, B. Lloyd. Fourth Row, Left to Right: C. Carpenter, N. Poppen, P. Peckenpaugh, D. Pratt, J. Stahlecker, L. Bowes, B. Bitner, M. Hoek, T. Anderson, S. Palmer. Third Row, Left to Right: D. Gronewold, S. Wienk, P. Tingle, L. Klinkel, J. Sorenson, G. Bitner, D. Karlen, W. Johnson, J. Wallum, C. Logan, S. Lee. Second Row, L ft to Right: D. Brown, P. McDonnell, C. Johnson, D. Kott, K. Sheffield, S. Muser, T. Hayden, J. Cummins, M. Hagel. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Larson, C. Washburn, D. Cron- khite, S. Keller, K. Davis, J. Ward, J. Larson, J. Wade, Mrs. Knock, Adviser FHA OFFICERS Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Knock, C. Washburn, K. Davis, J. Ward, J. Larson, J. Larson. Sitting, Left to Right: J. Wade, S. Kellar, D. Cronkhite. The De Smet FHA Chapter manages to be very busy from the time they initiate Fresh- men in September until the tea given for the Secret Grandmother in May. The Dime Supper in November, Christmas caroling at the Good Samaritan Home, a White Elephant Sale, a tasting tea of foreign foods, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a style show all come under the heading of FHA projects. The FHA State Convention in October brought honors to Patty Peckenpaugh and Sandy Kaufman, who were both awarded the State Degree, an honor achieved by few. Other members within the chapter received their Junior and Chapter Degrees in May. The Regional FHA Meeting was held in March at Sioux Valley. One half of the chap- ter's membership went and several of the girls participated in a skit as part of the program. HARD WORK PAYS OFF!! State Homemaker Degree Patricia Peckenpaugh, a senior at DeSmet and Sandra Kaufman, a freshman at Northern, received their State Homemaker Degrees, October 2, at the State FHA Convention. The State Homemaker degree is the highest honor bestowed upon any member of the Future Homemakers of America. In order to attain this degree you must meet special qualifications. You must: 1. Held Chapter Homemaker Degree one year 2. Have two-year record of active membership of local chapter 3. Satisfactorily completed two years of Home Economics 4. Have a B average in subjects taken from grade 9 to time of filing the Delcaration of Intention. Each girl must choose a project which will help her chapter, family, community and herself. Patricia chose to visit with the elderly and honor them at a Style Show entitled Those Happy Golden Years. Sandra helped with the Special Education class by teaching the girls proper grooming and sewing. Each girl receives a small charm, representing a torch to put on their FHA pin. Thirty-two girls received their degrees from a field of fifty FHA girls. Patty and Sandy were the first to receive the State Degree since Patty Johnson in 1962. Mrs. Dennis Converse of Arlington, was the advisor for the girls. FFA Flas Active Year Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Gebur, Adviser, D. Johnson, M. Carroll, K. Wallum, G. Wendel, G. Sch- wartz, T. Dierkson, C. Bau, R. Albrecht. Third Row, Left to Right: N. Wienk, R. Kaufman, N. Palm- lund, B. Albrecht, G. Carmon, R. Johnson, D. Poppen, L. Poppen. Second Row, Left to Right: C. Wallum, D. Borah, J. Cougfilin, S. Hanson, G. Springer, R. Lee, J. Karlen, R. Bjordahl. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Cronkhite, S. Geyer, T. Gilbertson, J. Ogren, M. Johnson, D. Price, R. Larson. FFA OFFICERS From Left to Right: D. Price, Mr. Gebur, Ad- viser, R. Larson, K. Wallum, N. Wienk, R. Kaufman, D. Johnson FFA De Smet members of the Future Farmers of America were very much involved in America's Future as well as many activities. District 2 land judging contest was hosted by the De Smet Chapter in cooperation with the Kingsbury County Soil Conservation Service and Extension service, this was followed by the Wessington Springs Area Land Judging Contest. Mem- bers of the local chapter worked at the animal nursery at the State fair in Huron. Kim Wallum represented South Dakota in the Central Region Public speaking contest as a result of hav- ing won the contest last spring. Three members attended the Na- tional Convention at the same time. A livestock and dairy judging school was held at Brookings follow- ed by a livestock judging contest at Magness Livestock Exchange in Hu- ron, where Gary Schwartz was sec- ond high individual. A week later a group attended the Black Hills Win- ter Show at Rapid City to compete in the livestock judging contest and placed 3rd with FFA teams from S.D. and N.D. Judging schools in the areas of dairy products, meats, livestock, dairy cattle, crops and poultry were attended at various towns. Nathaniel Antonio joined us in Dec. At home in Davao City, Philip- pine Islands, Nathan wears the red jacket of the FFP, where he is very active. A banquet was held during Na- tional FFA week. For the first time ladies were presented Honor- ary Chapter Farmer Degrees along with six others. A district ritual contest was held with the De Smet officers placing second. David Cronkhiterep- resented the local chapter in the Creed contest. Kim Wallum was elected District 2 president, and later elected State Treasurer at the State convention. 51 This year DeSmet was proud to be the only B school that sent three Declam winners to the State Declam Contest in Pierre which was held November 19-20. Declam competition began this year with a local contest held in the evening in which about 20 high school students competed in Humorous, Dramatic, Poetry and Oratory events. The winners were Poe try-Barbara Bell, Dramatic-DeAnn Wolkow, Oratory-Lane tte Rabenberg and Humorous-Pa tty Peckanpaugh. The next contest was the district declam contest held in Arlington at which 10 other schools com- peted. All four DeSmet girls received Superiors and won the trophy for the highest number of total points, 20 points out of a possible 20. At the next event, the regional contest at Madison, DeAnn, Patty and Lane tte all qualified to enter the State Contest. At the State Contest all three girls received Excellents. DEBATE Left Riser: Back Row, Left to Right: L. Pop- W. Johnson, D. Goreham, J. Hof. Front Row, Row, Left to Right: S. Palmer, C. Penney, B. son. C. Logan, P. Peckenpaugh, Adviser Mrs. DECLAM Back Row, Left to Right: B. Johnson, C. Kerr, Lee, S. Palmer, J. Baumberger, Second Row, Sheffield. Seated, Left to Right: L. Rabenberg, son. District Declam winners, leff to right: Pat Peckenpaugh, Lane tte Rabenberg, Barb Bell, DeAnn Wolkow. (Picture courtesy DeSmet Newsette) 52 A. Heitmann, Third Row, Left to Right: C. Penney, S. Left to Right: K. Lee, D. Wolkow, P. Peckenpaugh, K. Mrs. Wolkow Adviser, E. Weerts, L. Martens, T. Ander- pen, L. Palmer, D. Wolkow. Second Row, Left to Right: Left to Right: J. Stoddard, T. Hayden. Right Riser: Back Jensen, L. Rabenberg. Front Row, Left to Right: D. John- Wolkow Mrs. Donald Wolkow advises the DHS varsity and novice debate teams. The Varsity team attends from eight to ten tournaments yearly, while the novices debate at four to six meets. This years resolution is: Resolved: That Congress should significantly change the jury system of the United States. Debate provides fun and education for the fifteen students participating. 53 The De Smet High School Chorus members are directed by Miss Janel Nordhus. Vocal students participate in Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee Club, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Octet, Girl's Triple Trio, Boy's Octet, and Girl's Trio. Early in the fall a Chorus Board is elected with one member chosen from each class. The purpose of this council is to organize any preparation for concerts or contests. The 1971 members of the Chorus Board are Senior-Dave Tibbetts, Junior-Dixie Doyle, Sopho- more-Jill Larson, Freshman-Melanie Wilkins. The annual Christmas Concert was presented on December 8, 1971. DHS Swings MIXED CHORUS Back Row, Left to Right: K. Lee, J. Ward, C. Stalheim, C. ton, C. Widman, T. Anderson, J. Wallum, E. Weerts, D. M. Hagel, L. Kellar, J. Larson, M. Wilkins, J. Cummins, S. D. Bohn. Second Row, Left to Right: P. McDonnel, S. Kellar, D. Tibbetts, G. Carmon, D. Martens, R. Abrahamson. Front G. Steen, R. Bjordahl, N. Wienk, M. Siebelts, E. Weerts, 54 GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Back Row, Left to Right: C. Slaight, J. Coughlin, B. Bell. Second Row, Left to Right: K. Lee, S. Cummins, T. Peterson, J. Larson. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Schardin, C. Stalheim with Music Bjordahl, T. Peterson, L. Muilenburg, B. Bell, J. Schardin, M. Purring- Schardin, M. Kracht, C. Slaight, J. Coughlin. Third Row, Left to Right: Muser, J. Glover, C. Logan, B. Johnson, V. Slaight, D. Kott, D. Doyle, S. Cummins, T. Long, D. Storhaug, B. Halverson, J. Hoff, G. Schwartz, Row, Left to Right :Director Miss Nordhus, R. Pratt, S. Geyer, B. Pratt, R. Johnson, J. Field, C. Wallum, B. Belzer, Accompanist BOYS OCTET Back Row: D. Tibbetts. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Field, G. Schwartz. Front Row, Left to Right: N. Wienk, R. Abrahamson, R. Johnson, B. Pratt, G. Carmon 55 Harmony + Ability = Choraleers Back Row, Left to Right: J. Field, R. Johnson, G. Schwartz, M. Purrington, J. Schardin, D. Tibbetts, G. Carmon. Second Row, Left to Right: M. Siebelts, R. Abrahamson, B. Bell, S. Cummins, T. Peterson, J. Coughlin. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Pratt, B. Belzer, Accompanist, D. Doyle, C. Slaight, N. Wienk The 18 voice group of Choraleers, under the direction of Miss Janel Nordhus provides ’’swing music for concerts and also sings for local meetings and organizations. The group sings popular songs in new and modem arrangements that provide a good contrast to the music sung by the Mixed Chorus and Girls' and Boys' Glee at concerts and other activities. 56 ALL STATE CHORUS Back Row, Left to Right: N. Wienk, J. Coughlin, D. Tibbetts, J. Field, G. Schwartz, T. Petersen. Seated: C. Slaight. Not Pictured: B. Bell. MIXED OCTET Back Row, Left to Right: G. Schwartz, J. Schardin, D. Tibbetts, N. Wienk, R. Abrahamson. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Cummins, B. Bell, J. Coughlin. 57 Glees Sing Out Back Row, Left to Right: C. Stalheim, D. Carmon, G. Bitner, G. Grothe, T. Peterson, J. Cummins, L. Klinkel, C. Penney, J. Schardin, E. Weerts, M. Purrington, W. Johnson, S. Muser, M. Kracht, D. Johnson, J. Coughlin, G. Gilbertson. Third Row, Left to Right: P. McDonnel, K. Lee, D. Pratt, S. Lee, M. Wilkins, C. Bjordahl, B. Akkerman, D. Carmon, L. Palmer, J. Stahlecker, D. Doyle, D. Schardin, V. Schmidt, C. Widman, D. Bohn, B. Johnson. Second Row, Left to Right: S. Cummins, D. Karlen, L. Kellar, J. Ward, L. Muilenburg, D. Kott, R. Anderson, B. Belzer, J. Olson, T. Anderson, C. Slaight, A. Heitmann, L. Kickland, P. Driscoll, B. Bell. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Hayden, S. Kellar, L. Garry, M. Hagel, D. Brown, L. Bowes, J. Sorensen, J. Glover, J. Larson, D. Cronkhite, M. Hoek, V. Slaight, C. Logan, H. Moeller, Director Miss Nordhus, J. Wallum. Back Row, Left to Right: D. Tibbetts, R. Johnson, G. Schwartz, G. Carmon, E. Weerts, D. Storhaug. Third Row, Left to Right: T. Long, J. Field, D. Martens, T. Gilbertson, S. Geyer, N. Wienk. Second Row, Left to Right: Director Miss Nordhus, R. Abrahamson, D. Goreham, B. Pratt, J. Hoff, R. Pratt. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Siebelts, R- Bjordahl, C. Wallum, G. Steen, C. Purintun, B. Belzer, Accompanist DHS Bands Provide Entertainment Back Row, Left to Right: G. Springer, M. Harris, D. Carmon, R. Bjordahl, K. Bjordahl, Director Mr. Palsma, B. Halver sen, J. Rockwell. Third Row, Left to Right: B. Meyer, J. Cummins, B. Belzer. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Ogren, C. Widman, J. Karlen, J. Brusse, L. Martens, M. Siebelts. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Palmer, J. Coughlin, G. Krieger, M. Krick, D. Carmon, J. Larson One, two, ready, play! These words can be heard as Alan Palsma, director, begins another hour of band practice. The band began the year by traveling to Hobo Days in Brookings, and marching in competition at Trojan Days in Madison. The 81-piece band held a winter concert on December 1, 1971. Greg Krieger and Jill Larson received honors when the swing band traveled to Huron for a band clinic. The De Smet High School Band also finds time to boost spirit at the football and basketball games. Members perform in ensembles at the regional contest in February and participate in all-state band tryouts in January. The Stage Band, pictured above provides the rock music for concerts and other community activities. The group participates in various clinics throughout the year as well as ensemble competition. DHS Concert Band Back Row, Left to Right: D. Brown, J. Cummins, J. Rabenberg, S. Myers, B. Halverson, D. Goreham, C. Stewart, J. Rockwell, G. R. Bjordahl, K. Bjordahl, C. Wallum, R. Johnson, T. Hayden, B. Garry, E. Weerts, C. Purintun, M. Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Mar Karlen, W. Johnson, M. Hagel. Third Row, Left to Right: M. Kracht, M. Smith, J. Glover, M. Wilkins, G. Bitner, S. Kellar, G. Claassen, M. Purrington, L. Muilenburg. Second Row, Left to Right: B. Johnson, D. Kott, D. Carmon, C. Bjordahl, J. Larson, D. Left to Right: T. Petersen, B. Bell, D. Pratt, L. Rabenberg, E. Weerts, L. Kellar, C. Washburn, V. Slaight, J. Wallum 60 Adds Spirit at Games Springer, B. Meyer, B. Pratt, Mr. Palsma, Director. Fifth Row, Left to Right: L. Hazer, D. Gronewold, M. Harris, D. Carmon, tens, N. Palmlund, R. Smith, G. Grothe, S. Stewart, L. Martens, M. Seibelts, J. Karlen, J. Brusse. Fourth Row, Left to Right: D. Krieger, M. Krick, C. Widman, J. Ogren, S. Geyer, J. Coughlin, L. Palmer, D. Carmon, M. Purintun, J. Larson, S. Muser, M. Wolkow, B. Belzer, S. Palmer, S. Cummins, C. Logan, C. Carpenter, C. Stalheim, C. Slaight, P. McDonnell, J. Ward. Front Row, Cl ’ Practice Makes Perfect” ENSEMBLE MEMBERS Top Row: Mr. Palsma, D. Carmon, R. Bjordahl, K. Bjordahl, R. Johnson d. Martens, M. Johnson, B. Meyer, J. Rockwell. 4th Row: J. Larson, J. Coughlin, L. Palmer, C. Widman, J. Ogren, M. Krick, M. Purrington, M. Classen, B. Halverson. 3rd Row: S. Palmer, C. Logan, S. Cummins, B. Belzer, B. Bell, D. Pratt, L. Rabenberg, T. Petersen, D. Goreham. 2nd Row: B. Johnson, J. Larson, D. Kott, D. Wolkow, M. Kracht, M. Smith, D. Carmon, C. Bjordahl, J. Cummins. 1st Row: L. Muilenburg, C. Slaight, C. Stalheim, J. Ward, P. McDonnell, J. Brussee, M. Siebelts, L. Martens, J. Karlen, D. Brown. MAJORETTES Standing: J. Klinkel, E. Weerts, L. Rabenberg. Kneeling: C. Slaight, V. Slaight. 62 DeSmet High School musicians came home with 15 Superior rat- ings and 25 excellent ratings from the Region III music contest held at Brookings, February 9. The ratings for students competing in the instrumental sections were: Superior: Barbara Bell, flute; Beth Johnson, clarinet; Judy Coughlin, tenor saxophone; and Dawn Carmon, trumpet; saxophone ensemble (Mary Krick, Connie Widman, Jim Ogren, Judy Coughlin, Jill Larson, Elizabeth Palmer). Excellent: Eunice Weerts, pic- colo; Patty McDonnell, bass clarinet; Connie Widman, alto saxo- phone; Elizabeth Palmer, tenor saxophone; Jill Larson, baritone sax- ophone; Brad Pratt, tuba; Jan Cummins, bells and marimba; flute ensemble (Tracey Petersen, Barbara Bell, Denise Pratt, Lanette Rabenberg); standard clarinet quartet, (Beth Johnson, Julie Larson, Patty McDonnell, Cheri Slaight); Clarinet trio, (Cecil Bjordahl, Diane Carmon, Jean Glover); Clarinet Choir (De Ann Wolkow, Beth Johnson, Diane Carmon, Cecile Bjordahl, Margene Kracht, Mari- lyn Smith, Cheri Slaight, Connie Stalheim, Patty McDonnell, Lor- raine Muilenburg); Woodwind quintet (Tracey Petersen, Bergie Belzer, Diane Kott, Shelley Cummins, Mamell Purrington); Wood- wind choir with 15 musicians. Trumpet trio (Dawn Carmon, Ross Bjordahl, Kevin Bjordahl); Brass quartet (Ross Bjordahl, Kevin Bjordahl, Larry Martens, Miles Siebelts); Brass sextet, (Dawn Carmon, Renate Johnson, Mamell Purrington, Jan Brusse, Dale Martens, Bruce Meyer); trombone quartet, (Jan Brusse, John Karlan, Larry Martens, Miles Siebelts); Percussion ensemble, (John Rockwell, Bill Halverson, Debra Brown, Dennis Goreham, Jan Cummins, Renate Johnson). The state band with 22 members, also won an Excellent rating. Soloists Rate Well Soloists Top: Mr. Palsrna. 3rd Row: J. Coughlin, D. Carmon, L. Palmer. 2nd Row: B. Johnson, B. Bell, E. Weerts, C. Widman. 1st Row: J. Larson, P. McDonnell, J. Cummins. Clarinet Choir Left to Right: L. Muilenberg, P. McDonnell, C. Slaight, M. Smith, M. Kracht, C. Bjordahl, D. Carmon, B. Johnson, D. Wolkow. Saxophone Ensemble Left to Right: J. Larson, L. PaL..er, J. Coughlin, M. Krick, C. Widman, J. Ogren. Brass Sextet Left to Right: B. Meyer, M. Purrington, J. Brusse, D. Martens, R. Johnson, D. Carmon. Trombone Quartet Percussion Ensemble Left to Right: J. Brusse, M. Siebelts, L. Martens, J. Karlen. Top: D. Brown, J. Cummins. Bottom: J. Rockwell, D. Goreham, B. Halverson 64 We Love the D-Club! !VE Pictured Back Row, Left to Right: G. Carmon, R. Smith, K. Sckerl, P. Pirlet. 6th row 1. to r.: R. Beck, J. Field, D. Price, K. Bjordahl, D. Storhaug, 5th row 1. to r.: G. Krieger, J. Rounseville, J. Hildebrandt, D. Carmon, D. Tibbetts. 4th row 1. to r. : M. Pur in tun, G. Hage, J. Jensen, W. Leckey, R. Albrecht. 3rd row 1. to r.: L. Beck, T. Halverson, G. Schwartz, R. Kretchmer. 2nd row 1. to r. : Coach Koistenin, G. Wendel, M. McQune, Coach Winrow. Front row, sit- ting: Coach Poppe, Coach Sprang The 1971-72 D Club boasts 25 members of which there are 14 Seniors, 6 Juniors and 4 Sophomores. Requirements for admittance to D Club are 16 quarters of football, dressing for the Varsity Basketball team, and by individual points in Cross Country or Track. Meeting any of the above qualifications allows member- ship. The Let termen's Club meets once a month and has various fund raising projects, such as selling season tickets to basketball games. Officers elected for this year are - President-Jon Jensen, Vice President- Rod Kretchmer, Secretary, Treasurer-Tom Halverson. 67 Cheerleaders Are Image of Bulldog Spirit A CHEERLEADERS Top Row: B. Belzer. Standing, Left to Right: D. Doyle, C. Bjor- dahl, C. Slaight. Bottom Row: K. Lee B CHEERLEADERS M. Wilkins, P. Tingle, M. Kracht, J. Olson, D. Schardin 68 De Smet Claims Three Superstars” Pictured: Top - Mark Pur in tun. Bottom row: Gary Schwartz, Rod Kretchmer. ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS Mark Purintun, Gary Schwartz, and Rod Kretchmer were selected to the All-Conference defensive foot- ball team for the 1971 season. Mark had 58 unassisted tackles and 87 assisted tackles for 216 total defensive points, which is a new school record. Jerry Pollock held the old record of 134 total defensive points. Mark also had four pass interceptions during the year. Rod had 51 unassisted tackles and 69 assisted tackles for a total of 176 points. Rod blocked one field goal attempt and one punt. Gary had 34 unassisted tackles and 48 assisted tackles for 116 total defensive points. Mark was selected to the 1st Team on the All State Team by the Assoicated Press polls and to the 3rd Team on the All State Honor squad by the United Press International poll. Congratulations guys! We're proud of you! 69 Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Poppe, R. Purintun, G. Springer, R. Bjordahl, J. Karlen, C. Baumberger, K. Bjordahl, B. Jensen mon, M. Johnson, C. Wallum, R. Beck, R. Smith, B. Garry, D. Price, D. Goreham, D. Storhaug, L. Poppen, S. Myers, Student Leckey, D. Tibbetts, R. Kretchmer, M. McCune, P. Pirlet, G. Carmon, L. Beck. 70 K. Stahlecker, B. Albrecht, Coach Sprang, Coach Koistinen. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach Peterson, Student Manager D. Car- Manager T. Halverson, J. Field. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Sckerl, J. Rounseville, G. Schwartz, M. Purintun, G. Krieger, W. 71 Individual Shots: Top row left to right: R. Kretchmer, G. Krieger, J. Hilde- brandt, D. Tibbetts. Bottom row left to right: G. Wendel, S. Johnson, M. Neu, M. McQune, L. Beck, M. Bjordahl, J. Rounseville, G. Schwartz Varsity A Basketball: Back Row, Left to Right: M. Neu, G. Schwartz, T. Halverson. Second Row, Left to G. Krieger, R. Kretchmer, J. Rounseville. Front Coach Poppe, Student Manager S. Myers M. Bhordahl, L. Beck, G. Wendel, D. Tibbetts, Right: S. Anderson, J. Hildebrandt, M. McCune, Row, Left to Right: Student Manager, J. Jensen, BULLDOG POWER WE THEY Lake Preston 64 50 Hitchcock 73 59 Elkton 77 60 Sioux Valley 57 54 Lennox 56 62 Iroquois 71 52 Emery 51 49 Woonsocket 72 59 Arlington 77 52 Wessington Springs 75 56 Estelline 80 56 Deubrook 76 35 Lake Preston 68 55 Sioux Valley 78 82 Howard 71 51 Bryant 62 61 Clark 81 58 Willow Lake 71 66 Arlington 65 45 Clear Lake 89 63 District 11 Arlington 76 55 Lake Preston 65 53 Region 3 Hayti 58 56 Sioux Valley 65 66 B” Squad has Good Year” Pictured Left to Right: Back row: Coach Winrow, R. Purintun, R. Bjordahl, D. Storhaug, E. Weerts, D. Wade, R. Beck, C. Baumburger, Coach Koistenien. Second row: K. Bjordahl, K. Stahlecker, S. Geyer, C. Purintun, B. Garry, J. Hof. J. Rounsville. Front row: Student Manager G. Steen, C. Wallum, D. Gunderson, S. Mutschler, B. Jensen, S. Meyer Student Manager S. Stewart. B BASKETBALL SCORES De Smet 35 At Lake Preston De Smet 37 At White Lake Preston 19 December 3 Deubrook 32 January 21 De Smet 30 At Hitchcock De Smet 39 At De Smet Hitchcock 31 December 7 Lake Preston 49 January 28 De Smet 44 At De Smet De Smet 51 At De Smet Elkton 32 December 10 Sioux Valley 35 February 1 De Smet 37 At Volga De Smet 36 At Howard Sioux Valley 28 December 17 Howard 27 February 4 De Smet 44 At Mitchell De Smet 44 At De Smet Lennox 39 December 20 Bryant 37 February 5 De Smet 44 At Iroquois De Smet 49 At Clark Iroquois 39 December 21 Clark 38 February 8 De Smet 50 At De Smet De Smet 46 At Willow Lake Arlington 32 January 6 Willow Lake 54 February 11 De Smet 49 At De Smet De Smet 45 At Arlington Wessington Springs 35 January 8 Arlington 39 February 15 De Smet 46 At De Smet De Smet 37 At De Smet Estelline 37 January 18 Clear Lake 33 February 18 7G Jensen Leads Cross Country Team CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Mr. Winrow, Coach. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Hildebrandt, L. Beet, J. Jensen. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Bjordahl, R. Minier, J. Hof, J. Ogren The first cross country meet of the year was a dual meet with Arlington which De Smet won by taking the first 5 out of 12 places. De Smet later de- feated Howard in a double dual 16 to 25. The Conference meet was held at Lake Preston with DeSmet finishing 5th. Larry Beck finished 22nd as De Smet's top runner. The highlights of the season was Jon Jensen's 8th place finish at the State Meet, in which the De Smet team finished 26th in the State A Competition. Others in the State Meet were Larry Beck, 129th; Mark Bjordahl, 143; John Hildebrandt, 146; Jim Ogren, 151. Other major meets were the De Smet Invitational where Jon Jensen placed first and the De Smet teams received 8th place. Clear Lake Invitational where Jon Jensen placed first and the team placed 8th. At the SDSU Invitational Jon Jensen placed 6th out of 256 runners, no team was entered. 77 Record Breaking Track Team 78 Track Has Outstanding Year Left to right: Standing: Coach Rapp, C. Stoddard, Coach Johnson, L. Poppen, W. Leckey, P. Pir- let, R. Jencks, G. Wendel, J. Field, T. Long, R. Robish, D. Tibbetts, R. Kretchmer, P. Rodney, G. Klinkel, S. Kellar, Coach Luitjens, Coach Parks. Kneeling: J. Snyder, D. Price, J. Hildebrandt, L. Beck, M. McCune, L. Kracht, S. Hein, G. Hagel, J. Jensen. Another trophy was added to the 1971 collection as our Bulldogs swept the Class A Region 3 track meet at Madison. But the Bulldogs weren't satisfied with being the Number 1 B school in the state in football and basketball, or even the region track champs. They achieved another Num- ber 1 goal, the state A track championship trophy, which was presented to them May 27, 1971 at Sioux Falls. Those attending the State Meet were Randy Jencks, Terry Long, Robert Robish, Steve Kellar, Glenn Klinkel, Steve Hein, Paul Pirlet, Jon Jensen, Rod Kretchmer, Marv Mc- Qune, and Glen Wendel. Jon Jensen placed 3rd in the 2 mile relay. The team of Kellar, Klinkel, Robish and Jencks placed 1st in the mile relay. Marv McQune placed 4th in the discus and Long re- ceived 2 2nds, one in pole vault and one in high jump. Glen Wendel placed 3rd in high jump . Randy Jencks received 3 lst's and 2 4ths. 79 Victorious State Track Team Back row, left to right: R. Robish, T. Long, R. Jencks, S. Kellar, Coach R. Johnson. Front row, left to right: Coach A. Rapp, P. Pirlet, J. Jensen, R. Kretchmer, M. McCune, Coach R. Parks. SCHOOL BOARD: Standing, back row, left to right: Clarence Rabenberg, Leona Brandt, Clerk, Calvin Poppen, Jean Slaight. Front row, left to right: Alan Purintun, Treasurer-Maurice Krueger, Vice-President-Robert Bell, President-Lyle Lester, Superintendent. Mrs. Beverly Wolkow, English I, II, III, and IV teacher, prepares an assignment for the next day. She also teaches Speech, Declam, Debate, helps with the one-act plays, directs All-school plays and is the advisor to the Senior Class. Mrs. Lorraine Maguire teaches English I, II, III, and IV. She directs the Junior Class Play each year and is the Junior Class advisor. Mrs. Polly Melcher is shown standing in front of one of the Art Room bulletin boards. Be- sides teaching Art, she helps in the English department and is the Freshman Class advisor. Mrs. Sharry Knock, Home Economics I, II, IV teacher, checks the Home Project booklets her students turn in. She advises the FHA Organization and the Junior Class. 84 Mr. Ken Poppe, when not coaching the basketball team or assisting the football and track teams, teaches Algebra I and II, and Senior Math. He is the Senior Class advisor. Mr. Lyle Koistenen, Geometry and Physics teacher, also instructs the Freshman P.E. classes. He coaches the B-Basketball team and assists the track team. He is one of the Junior Class advisors. Mr. Raybert Miller, guidance counselor, ad- vises Seniors on their future careers, taking ACT tests, and their final score on the Air Force Tests. His job is not limited only to Seniors, he teaches Chemistry and Science and helps the underclassmen set up their schedules for next year. Mr. Lawrence Gebur, teaches the many things that can be accomplished in Shop I and Ag I, II and IV. He also advises the FFA Organization, and the Sophomore Class. Mr. Dennis Winrow teaches American Government, and World History, when he is not coaching Cross Country, track, and the Freshman basketball team. He is the Senior Class advisor. A one, and a two, and a three! is all set to direct the band. He Junior Class. Mr. Allen Palsma helps advise the Music makes the world go round! Miss Janel Nordhus, vocal instructor, goes over a new song to be sung by one of the vocal groups. She also works with the grade vocal department and advises the Freshman Class. Mr. Kenneth Graham, teaches Typing II and Office Practice, Business Law, and Bookkeeping. He advises the Newsette staff and the Freshman Class. 86 Mr. Jack DeDeyne, takes time out to prepare the next day's assignments. He teaches Physical Science and Biology. Mr. DeDeyne advises both Science Club and the Sophomore Class. i Checking the condition of the books is one of the tasks for Mr. John Mundhenke, library advisor. He also teaches Typing I and is the advisor for the Annual Staff and the Junior Class. Das ist richtig! replies Mrs. Norma Dannenbring, German I and II teacher. Mrs. Dannenbring also teaches World History and Psychology and advises the NHS and the Sophomore Class. Mrs. Leona Brandt is always greeting people with a smile and keeping things under control. Mrs. Brandt, secretary, takes care of busi- ness transactions and book work at DSHS. Mrs. Poppe, left, and Mrs. Geyer, right, always find time to help not only the teachers but the students as well. Both work as teacher's aides in the office. 87 GRADE FACULTY Standing: Mrs. Irene Belzer, Mrs. Glenda Dubro, Mrs. Doris Lester, Mrs. Ann Franzen, Mrs. Judy Foppen, Mrs. Audrey Gustafsen, Mrs. Bonnie Munger, Mrs. Lorene Heller, Mrs. Allice Sprang, Mrs. Joyce York, Mrs. Phyllis Smith, Miss Carolyn Carsrud, Miss Bernice Larson. Seated: Principal Grabowska, Ron Petersen, Mrs. Kathy Tucker, Mrs. Diane Casper, Mrs. Betty Iverson, Mrs. Alma Glanzer, Miss Martha Corlett, Mrs. Lorraine Bau. COOKS Left to right: Eleanor Nelson, Edith Asleson, Pearl Kick- land, Ann Rousar. JANITORS Top: Wayne Grothe. Bottom: Ben Flindt, Earl Tyrrell 88 D.H.S. Welcomes First Foreign Exchange Students Pictured: Regina Pinho, Nathaniel Antonio De Smet High School welcomed two foreign exchange students this year, a first for D.S.H. in many years. Both students found South Dakota quite a change from their native countries. Regina Helina de Barros Pinho is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She was bom in Columbia in 1954. Typing, art, home economics, English and history are the subjects Regina studied at D.S.H.S. Her hobbies are dancing, going to the beach, and listening to good music. Her biggest dream has always been to experience life in the United States. When asked how she liked De Smet, Regina replied, I like it a lot! The Philippines is the home of our other foreign exchange student, Nathaniel Antonio. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrado Alvarado Antonio of Davao, the island of Mindanao. Nathan came from a university high school of 500, where students must go to school for ten months out of the year! School hours are from 7:30 to 11:00 in the morning and from 1:00 to 5:00 in the after- noon. Math and science courses are required for all four years of high school. Swimming, soccer and volley ball are the major sports in the Philippines. When asked what he thought about all the snow in South Dakota, Nathan replied, Sometimes I like it. Sometimes I don 't. 90 92 Shall you complain who feed the world ? Who clothe the world? Who house the world ? Shall you complain who are the world, Of what the world may do? As from this hour You use your power, The world must follow you! The world's life hangs on your right hand! Your wrong right hand! Your skilled right hand! You hold the whole world in your hand. See to it what you do! Or dark or light. Or strong or right. The world is made by you! Then rise as you never rose before! Nor hoped before! Nor dared before! And show as was never shown before, The power that lies in you! Stand all as one! See justice done! Believe, and Dare, and Do! Charlotte Gilman THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS ! ! Advertisements Sy's Tavern Dr. G. 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