Bowdle High School - Bobcat Cossack Yearbook (Bowdle, SD)

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SEATED: Susan Carlson, Patti Nies, Vice-President; Alexzine Kiesz, Secretary-Treasurer; Karen Schmierer, President. STANDING: Wayne Buechler, Nancy Kiesz, Pat Miller, Sandra Schlepp, Dennis Stotz, Connie Kurle, Mr. Hart, Advisor. HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter are the qualifications of a National Honor Society member. Ten students from grades eleven and twelve have met these requirements at the Bowdle High School. They are the members of the Dirego (I Lead) Chapter of the National Honor Society. This year the Dirego Chapter tackled a new HAS NEW PROJECT and very worthwhile project. Added to the school’s facilities was an Audio-Visual Center where the students of Bowdle High School were able to use the typewriters, ditto machines, and copiers. Filmstrips, movies, and tapes were also available. The ten mem- bers of the Honor Society served as super- visors in the AV Center with one member helping at all times. Wayne Buechler is setting up the film strip projector Watching Alexzine Kiesz prepare the ditto machine are for Cindy Kramer and Gordon Heinrich. Later, the stu- Roberta Nies and Ken Schuh. Students may make copies dents will be able to do this on their own. for class discussion groups. 15

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HONORED SENIORS RECEIVE AWARDS Susan Carlson, Valedictorian, received the top honor in the Class of 1969. She also, chosen by the American Legion Aux- iliary, attended Girls' State held at DWU. Marcella Feickert was chosen as the D.A.R. candidate from B.H.S. She was also an Out- standing Teenager and Betty Crocker Homemaker. Dennis Stotz received the honor of Salutatorian. He was also chosen as an Outstanding Teen- ager and attended Boys' State at NSC. Patti Nies was chosen as Presi- dent of the northern district of the South Dakota Student Librari- ans Association.

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Cathy Bollinger James Bollinger Gary Buechler Wayne Buechler Jim Commet Rosy Dewald Roxanne Dewald James Doerr Blake Eisenbeisz Evan Haar Sheila Holsworth Nancy Kiesz ACTION SPURS JUNIORS THROUGH Walter Kitzler Connie Kurle Charles Kurle Carolyn Lee Action was the word for the Juniors. Decoratingfor the Coronation was done in an unusual way in comparison to previous years. It pro- duced a more contemporary and sophisticated scene. ITED tests were a chal- lenge to further our gain in knowledge while the ac- quisition of the traditional concession stand was an easier task to take on. It was so successful that we reached our goal early in the year and passed on its responsibilities to other fund raising organizations. The ordering of class rings was an important step in the status of a Junior. Of course, the prom, and all its work, fun, and respon- sibility was the major achievement of the Junior class. The Juniors shown working at the concession stand are: Nancy Peterson, Nancy Kiesz, and Cathy Bollinger. 16