Alsen High School - Broncho Yearbook (Alsen, ND)

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IN VO VEMEN T vm,gg1:m:.: rs. , :-I fr Klei , + Chi ef Editor Linda Wiens and cohort, ,wwf H 5, is Jr. . My ,.- F ,,,., . V I my 'V'i LG, ' 1 f'-' ' ' 1 Issstr is M L-,L ' , ' ,, T cllll ' I fvv ',,A 1 ' yyii I E 1977 STUDENT COUNCIL: Back Row: L to R: Michelle Fohr, Sandy Albrecht, Derrall Myers, Bruce Lundquist, and Tom Klein. Front Row: L to R: Sheldon Schmiess, Marwood Klein, Randy Unruh, Kelly Peters, and jay Klein. , aan up , Stan Iverson, struggling to lay-out a dummy sheet. -: I ' ' Q Tom Klein LEFT PHOTO: Standing L to R: Advisor-Mrs. Feragen, Kelly Peters, Debbie Nelson, and Stan Iverson. Sitting L to R: Tom Klein, Linda Wiens, and Marwood Klein. 1978 ANNUAL STAFF What an annual! . . . a new advisor and staff! 3 ! . . . a successful ad collection. . . hours and hours of trying to figure out picas, copy, and layouts--but most frustrating was the completion of a copy sheet, in triplicate yet, and finding an error! I ! . . . missing 2 dead- lines, pictures, sleep, and favorite T.V. programs. . . fun, friendship, and knowledge grew, as did the pride of accomplishing an annual that is a job well done! A special THANK-YOU to Mr. Feragen for the long and painstaking hours that he spent as our photographer and darkroom expert. 1978 STUDENT COUNCIL: Standing L to R: Brian Klein, Kirby Unruh, Rennie Kreklau, Sandy Albrecht, Kelly Peters, Marcia Nelson, Tim Bartel, and Derrall Myers. Sitting L to R: Advisor-Mr. Feragen, Stan Iverson, Tom Klein, and GERMAN CLASS Wir essen. Wir singen. Arbeiten Wi.r??? Marwood Klein. , me-3 A: The German Serenaders entertaining many people with their traditional . M - German songs and Christmas carols. I if W- V I , B: L to R: Herr Tom Klein Herr Kelly .x -42, F N Germvgnilasslwmtto: GH? Us Any Day! Peters, Fraulein Connie Klein, Lehrer- ' A v 3 ' 4' And e Ce ebrate It. . . Herr Feragen, and Fraulein Linda Wiens. ti

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1977 CLASS OFFICERS RIGHT Pl-IOTO: Back Row: L to R: Randy Unruh, Kent Klein, jan Schmiess, and janet Scott. Middle Row: L to R: jay Klein, Linda Wiens, Al Albrecht, Tom Klein, Wayne Rosland, Mary jane Mann, and Kelly Peters. Front Row: L to R: Bruce Lundquist, Sandy Albrecht, Connie Klein, Michelle Fohr, and Derrall Myers. LIBRAR Y STAFF OF 1977 PHOTO BELOW: Standing L to R: Lori Lundquist, Marcy Moore, janet Scott, Tara Krelclau, jerry Klein, Randy Unruh, and Librarian-Mrs. Porter. Sitting: Lee Bartel. STUDENT DRIVERS Driver's Ed. or Whiplash Class ?? To become qualified drivers, AHS students are required to take thirty-six hours of driver's education. Thirty of these hours are spent in the classroom. The other six hours of instruction are behind the wheel . AHS STUDENT W fe NEWSPAPER STAFF - 1977 1977 Standing L to R Bryan Slqerva, Tim Bartel Kirby Unruh, and Bruce Lundquist Sitting L to R Michelle Fohr, Connie Klein, Lori Nelson, a Instructor-Mr. Schaaf. 1978: Standing L to R: Instructor-Mr. Schaaf, Tim Schmiess, Lisa Kreklau, Kevin Scott, Lori Lundquist, Rennie Kreklau, Sandy Albrecht, Sue Klein, Cheri Roppel, and Scott Spenst. ' 153.1551 Back Row: L to R: Al Albrecht, jerry Klein, and Sheldon Schmiess, Middle Row: L to R: Wes Lampson, Terry Roppel, jan Schmiess, and janet Scott. Front Row: L to R: Linda Wiens, Thorval Iverson, and Advisor -Mrs. Iverson. ,gg

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NEW STUDIES BEGI . . . CAREERS AND COMPUTERS. . . These 2 new programs began at AHS during the '77-'78 school year with money available from government grants. Mr. Feragen, the director of each program, wrote and submitted the 2 program proposals for government approval. When approved, Mr. Feragen incorporated the programs into Al-IS's curriculum. '71 A: The 5th and 6th graders study from the career kits. B. Careers are a part of the 4th grade studies. I f' W x erageii' ' F' :' ' Q 1 J F ' P1 ! z! S I mstratlon us The Computer Education Grant of ....---- A , 51397.00 from Title IV-C funding kv AW permitted AHS to rent a computer and T purchase computer programs and books. Z r rtttr.. Q - s- W T L The students, under Mr. Feragen's instruc- Q3 ., at tion, learned how to run the computer and Q Q 9' A to write their own programs. This knowl- we edge of computers was applied to their 5 academic studies. Further appreciation of the Computer Age will occur at AHS since the school has purchased their very R ABOVE PHOTO: Kirby Unruh ran the computer's Tic Tac Toe game and entertained many people at the science fair. RIGHT PHOTO: The 4th-6th grade learn that the com- puter does more than fun and games as they plan their programs with Mr. Fera gen. iirwli own computer. p A m W L it cf Wien ' t X