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

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Michelle Geier Patty Geier Don Gross Lisa Schlecht Darren Stephan ABOVE: Don Gross shows his enthusiasm during one of the many enjoyable meals at Bowdle High. LEFT: Junior Michelle Hart- man observes Darren Stephan while he shows his immense confusion after a hard day of office practice class.

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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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MIDDLE LEFT: Dawn Bieber. Shelly Beadle and Denise Strouckel are busying creating their hero Spiderman. The picture was used as part of the stage decorations for the homecoming theme He- roes.'' BOTTOM LEFT: Is Maryann Greger actually studying or just putting on a good show for the camera? ABOVE: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. TOP: Denise Strouckel, vice president. MIDDLE: Dawn Bieber, sec.-treas. BOTTOM: Vince Gauer, student council rep.; Geri Knecht, president; Mr. Keith Meyer, advisor; Mr. John Rist, advisor. Juniors sweep competitions During homecoming the juniors were kept busy decorating the stage using the theme Heroes. They also won first place with their float Hornet Buuters and their skit Score. Their major fund raising activity for the year was selling magazines. They reached their su- per goal of $1,000.00. For the first time in a number of years the juniors participated on both the school paper and annual staff. Term papers were added to the junior curriculum for a com- bined English and history grade. BELOW: Junior Vince Gauer is caught doing a strong imitation of Mr. Parkhurst directing the band at a YTC Tourney pep rally.