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Steppin' Out With People Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Grades 6-K
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Board and administration are active Purchasing a new bus and fixing the roof on the elementary school were just a few of the items that kept the administration and school board active this year. In February the school sponsored an open house for the Java parents and stu- dents interested in attending Bodle High next year. Java voted to close their high school in January. Approximately ten students will be attending Bowdle next year. Further incorporation of the computer into the school system was a major re- sponsibility of the school secretary, Elaine Geier and the business manager, Cathy Blumhardt. Payroll and school lunch records were added to the comput- er system. TOP: ADMINISTRATION. BACK.: L to R: Mr. Terry VanderVorst, elementary principal; Mr. Har- ris Haupt, secondary principal. FRONT: Mr. Ted Knudsen, superintendent. This was Mr. Vander- Vorst's first year as elem. prin. MIDDLE: Cathy Blumhardt, business manager and Elaine Geier, secretary take a break from the computer. BOT- TOM: SCHOOL BOARD BACK: L to R: Larry Gauer, Calvin Sandmeier. FRONT: Carol Thomas, Norbert Thomas, Alvin Eisenbeisz. 16
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If you dream it, it can be done. If you dream it, it can be done was the senior class motto. While busy with future college plans, they realized how important this motto was. Highlights they remembered well were the exciting festivities of home- coming, the eye-opening trip to the State School and Hospital at Redfield, and of course, the major events of Washington D.C. and graduation. Many seniors were also involved in swing choir, stage band, drama, sports and FFA. The seniors fought their way through the required classes of English and government. Throughout these classes they learned much about me- dieval and Shakespearean literature, structure and methods of taxation, and detailed theories of the electoral college. During the last nine weeks of English, the seniors were assigned to extensive grammar exercises and a 15- page term paper. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. BACK: L to R: Don Gross, president. Mrs. Cheryl Dewald, advisor; Mr. Ted. Knudsen, advisor. FRONT: Michelle Geicr, vice-president; Darren Stephan, sec.-treas.; John Bauer, student council representative.
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