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

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Sixth Graders Study “George” The sixth grade year was filled with many highlights. We studied 1 'George'', the human body skeleton, for health. In Social Studies we studied Canada, South America, and South Dakota. We made salt flour maps of South America. Making string art is the big highlight for Art in the sixth grade room. We also made yam snowmen and did weaving. We also enjoyed tumbling, hockey, and basketball. The twelve students all participate in band. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Patty Geier, Doreen Steele, Lisa Schlect, Darren Stephan, John Bauer, Donny Gross, Mrs. Sprenger . FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Sherry Beadle, Heidi Eisenbiesz, John Gross, Darvin Walzm, Darwin Haar, Michelle Geier. Fifth Graders Continue To Grow The fifth graders have continued to grow this year both mentally and physically. To help broaden their understanding of the different subjects they took various field trips and invited speakers to their classroom. A new experience was watching Inside ! Out on educational television and joining the Captain's Reading Club. Their responsibilities have ranged from making their own class rules and following them to performing various classroom duties throughout the year. They have become very polite youngsters eager to start sixth grade ! BACK ROW: Left to Right: De Shannan Raba, Gary Frankfurth, Cary Bauer, Miss Nash, Geri Lynn Knecht, Dawn Beiber, Vincent Gauer, Russel Meier. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Shirley Gabriel, Flynt Schack, Denise Strouckel, Amanda Haar, Fernando Ada jar, Shelly Beadle, Frederick Gross. Not Pictured: Sandra Jackson and Susan Hamer. 24

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Eighth Grade Prepare For The Future Ahead The Eighth Graders have been working very industriously toward their one goal-graduation and entering High School. Extra- curricular participation included band, chorus, basketball, cheer leading and selling concessions for Jr. High games. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Erbe, Myron Haar, Tim Reuer, Vernon Grismer. MIDDLE ROW: Julie Olsen, Tim Heilman, Jonny Aldinger, Romano Ada jar, Jean Peterman. FRONT ROW: Jami Rohrbach, Marla Vetch, Ann Cross, Ron Doerr. Seventh Grade Go Metric The Seventh Graders really got into the Metric Scene this year. They were kept pretty busy with classes and homework which consisted of bringing in various labels from products that had to do with metric system. After this year they should be ready for the Eighth Grade. Left to Right: Janet Dewald, Mary Ceier, Denell Bauer, Teresa Strouckel, Debby Huft, Marilyn Buechler, Mike Weiszhaar, Tim Stotz, Tim Haar, Darrin Bollinger, Lauren Oster, Jaci Job, Thett Schack, Debby Haar. Standing: Mr. Hettich. 23

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Fourth Grade Studies Energy Fourth Grade highlights were choosing a musical instrument, taking individual band lessons, and performing a tumbling routine at the Y. T. C. tournament. An energy program presented by M.D.U. made us aware of the various forms of energy and what can be done to conserve energy. Science was fun especially the experiment with brine shrimp. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Keith Vanwell, Timothy Karst, Destiny Steele, Tommy Heilman, Tammy Syhre, Kristin Huft, Mark Schlecht, Doris Heilman. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Michelle Spiry, Penny Bieber, Chad Huber, Erik Gross, Curtis Weiszhaar. Third Grade Improve Their Health The Third Grade students studied personal health this year. They viewed some film strips, films, and discussed good health habits with the county nurse. The students and their teacher kept a progress chart on a health habit they wanted to improve. A final stress was placed on dental health. They learned the proper way to brush their teeth and the effect of an improper diet on their teeth. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Cindy Schack, Selena Goetz, Robert Heilman, Troy Huber, Pamela Gabriel, Derrick Walz, Mrs. E. Schmierer, Michelle Gauer, Thomas Leidholt, Douglas Haar, Joseph Beadle, Loren Beitelspacher, Barbara Bollinger. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Collette Bieber, Ingrid Gross, Greg Olsen, Michelle Huber, Bobby Aldinger, Wesley Job. Not Pictured: Allen Jackson. 25