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

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Sophomores The sophomores gave an extra spark to any class or extra curricular activities they par- ticipated in. Take Leslie Keller and Kim Roeder as prime examples. They weren't exactly playing with fire but one day in home ec they managed to start a grease fire. Kim came flying out of the room screaming, Fire fire to Mrs. Knock who was in the next room. Monte Richards did a 100- page term paper for biology. Is that a love for home work or what? Jeff Stoel, Doug Osthus and Jeff Gruenhagen gave the basket- ball team some oomph and kept the seniors on their toes. Michele Vallery and Stacey Jones were the actors of the bunch and Lori Wiese and Cara Gange were the fad and trend setters. Guy Rusche was the youn- gest member of the swing choir but wasn't afraid to express his moves. In the sophomore class as a whole, each person had special and interesting characteristics all his own. are all Sheila Apland Shane Baier Blaine Beck “fired up. » j Laurie Borah Cara Ganje Mike Gilbertson Jeff Gruenha$en Tony Halverson Kevin Hein Stacey Jones John Kaiser Kris Kaiser

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Juniors peddle for prom Preparations for the Jr.-Sr. Prom began early last fall for the junior class, as they raised money by selling magazine subscrip- tions. Chad Kruse was the top salesman but many others also worked hard. Another fund raising activity was the concession stand at the wrestling matches and at girls and boys basketball games. Each junior was required to work two times, but Brian Wilkins enjoyed it so much that he worked every time he got a chance. The juniors got first hand experience in the concession business and soon learned to prepare in advance for half time, and that licorice swizzlers were the hottest item. When prom time came the juniors were relieved that their labors had raised enough money for decorations. They got out of Dave Mangetsen Chad Lee Bill Martens Michelle Montross Lisa Muser a whole afternoon of classes to decorate and had almost as much fun as they had prom night. A few people had a little row with teachers as to how loud the ‘ jam box should be, but all in all, everything went quite smoothly. The prom was also success- ful and in spite of everyone's fears, the bridge didn't break during the grand march! The juniors are looking for- ward to their senior year when they can sit back and take it easy, but they do admit that their junior year was pretty much ,a blast. Jan Palmer Jodi Petersen Scott Pirlet Jim Poppen Terry Poppen Tim Poppen Julie Purintun Farron Pratt Warren Rusche Stuart Schubloom Keith Sheffield Jeff Soukup Kelly Steele John Steen Kelly Van Meter 13

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Doug Osthus, Kim Roeder and their class mates are enjoying a biology class outide on one of the last days of school. Sophomore class officers were: president Kim Roeder, vice-president Robb Schmidt and secretary-treasurer Michele Vallery.