Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Volume Number 4 Editors Advisor Debi Crawford CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, SOUTH DAKOTA Time! Merely a clock ticking and counting off the sec- onds, minutes, and hours? No, to us time means much more than a timepiece. It's memories of all kinds of exper— fences, of new and continued friendships, games, different classes, dances, and many other experiences. So many times one might say I don't have time to do that, or time's running out. How much simpler it would be if we would concentrate more on what we are doing rath- er than on how much time we have to do it. Yes, it is A Time For Us. A time to look back on our four years of high school and to put those experiences to work for us in the future. But rather than going in a circle as the hands of a clock, let's strive to stretch out our lives to meet many different areas of life through out the world. 2 3 f JI I « I I I I I I ■ I 1 1 ■ 11« ' S‘ ««_•' ' r. ‘ i • . •.. . ffTf -••U� ! ! H i : j: i i i ! ! •: • j •; • ji t f 7TI . ' • non ■Wq •■t:SUa 1 If � h i i i i t fit r 5: s i i • v •• I � • • J • • J 6 Helping the senior staff members this year are juniors (L-R), D. Chaon, P. Lien, D. Ped- erson, J. Fodness, G. Hovrud, C. Mickelson, M. Lier, A. Beck, J. Haugen, G. Everhart, J. Bunkers, A. Ulrickson, S. Ralfs, D. Hill, and D. Ingebrigtson. Much planning and alot of hard work was put in by the senior staff members who are (L-R), front row, K. Cranny, G. Van Bockern, J. Crawford, S. Dozark, D. Crawford, and D. Nelson. Second row, M. Stearns, S. Larson, S. Konletzko, D. Myers, L. Anderson, J. Veenis, C. Sin- ning, B. Mohr, M. Everhart, R. Solem, and R. Eneboe. 8 Working on layouts for the annual are (L-R), D. Hoover, J. Richter, B. Messerli, D. Larsgaard, D. Helge- son, 0. Lems, C. Ham- mer, C. Goodwyn, C. Nutter, B. White. SJaJce Uie 3lme Planning an annual takes alot of hard work! Debi Crawford, and Doug Nelson were the hard working editors assisted by advisor Harlan Hoff. They put in long hours of cutting, pasting, and adding the final touches of this years annual. 9 Thinking of ideas for their ECHO Hovrud, A. Beck, P. McVay; Third row, stories are (L-R), front row, G. Van j. Goodwyn, M. Stearns, P. Kuehl, Fourth Bockern, -C. Mickelson; Second row, G. r0w, G. Everhart, and D. Hoover. The ECHO staff spent many long hours compiling all the material for the bi-monthlv issue. This years editors were Tacey Eneboe and Michele Stearns. Co-editors are Angela Beck and Jeanine Fodness. Dick Van Holland, advisor, is always ready to help and supervise all the activities that take place concerning the ECHO. 10 To issue the 1971-72 events, the 30 members of the journa- lism class met each Tuesday after school to receive stories and write stories for the ECHO. Helping proofread the paper are the copy readers (L-R), J. Fodness, P. Kuehl, R. Solem, and A. Beck. tftiey fa the fapctc Typing out their stories are (L-R), C. Mickelson, E. Richter, M. Cranny, J. front row, J. Veenis, T. Eneboe, S. Lar- Hurley, D. Irons; Fourth row, B. Mohr, son; Second row; D. Helder, J. Fodness, r. Solem, M. Lease, T. Ulrickson, P. D. Helgeson, D. Ingebrigtson; Third row, Kroger, S. Anderson, and M. Angelos. 11 Freshmen and sophomore members of the Canton FHA Chapter are (L-R), front row, J. Baker, T. Berg, J. Messerli, C. Fox, L. Hicks, D. Fossum, S. Delvo, S. Twedt, J. Paulson, P. Birgen, J. Antrim, P. Comford; Second row, S. Meyer, C. Kuehl, J. Short, S. Sanderson. S. Amundson, C. White, M. Farus, K. Anson, N. Veenis, B. Aasheim, V. Severson, J. Hermann, N. Borneman; Third row, C. Brenner, L. Cor- nelius, N. Edmunds, J. Loveland, D. Cue, K. Thorsby, E. Hall, B. Pick, M. Oakland, S. Lems; Fourth row, M. Dupuy, L. Sever- son, L. Tilstra, R. Eneboe, P. Kroger, J. Aasheim, J. Koopsma, L. Shultz, M. Hardy, E. Richter, M. Cranny, J. Peter- son, and S. Bunkers. Representing the FHA members from the junior and senior classes are (L-R), front row, J. Zeilstra, P. Kuehl, G. Everhart, D. Larsgaard, G. Hovrud, C. Mickelson, D. Hill, B. White; Second row, K. Twedt, P. Lien, C. Williams, D. Hoover, S. Konietzko, B. Heath, D. Ingebrigtson, A. Beck, and D. Schleisman. Performing their duties as chapter mothers at the Halloween Party were (L-R), Mrs. Lowell Oakland, Mrs. Alvin White, and Mrs. Allan Paulson. 'jd ?dlme flc i yfomenut cekb 12 Queen Christie Mickelson adjusts her crown as her at- tendants look on. Each year the FHA sponsors a Halloween Party for younger children. The Snowflake Dance, sponsored by the FHA, was i great success this year. This was the only dance hel during the school year where the girls asked the boys. Seventy two students in gradfs nine through twelve participated in the Can- ton Future Homemakers of America (FHA) this year. The girls face the future with warm courage and high hopes. This accompanies the goal of helping individ- uals improve personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. During the year the FHA girls visited the retirement home, had a style show and for their mother-daughter night a demonstration on hair styling and make- up was given by Stewarts. Serving as FHA officers were (L-R), J. Richter, L. Anderson, J. Crawford, G. Van Bockern, J. Fodness, J. Veenis, Mrs. Gail Dann (advisor), and D. Crawford. 13 The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to become better informed on the new and improved aspects of farming. A. ) Junior and Senior members of the 1971-72 FFA Chapter are, front row, (L-R), H. Paulson, D. Olsen, M. Sogn, R. Knutson, and Mr. Wilbur Bryant, advisor; Sec- ond row, A. Braaton, D. Rock, P. Sogn, B. Wastell; Third row, D. Aasheim, F. Boyer, A. Busmann, B. Hall; Fourth row, S. Lars- gaard, D. Myhre, B. Volden. B. ) The chapter members from the freshman and sophomore class- es are (L-R), front row, T. El- lis, J. Peterson, R. Sorum, K. Armstrong; Second row, K. Brunk, V. Hilt, S. Short,.D. Ulrickson; Third row, C. Larson, R. White, M. Martel1, L. Van DeVendal, M. Rock; Fourth row, G. Jervik, J. Zelstra, K. Wiebe, A. Stratmeyer, H. Ellis; Fifth row, D. Gilles- pie, L. Feucht, J. Fossum. C. ) Helping sell popcorn dur- ing the football and .basketball, games were (L-R), M. Rock and T, Ellis. D. ) Serving as officers for the 1971-72 year were (L-R), D. Olsen, H. Paulson, R. Amund- son, B. Wastell, R. Knutson, M. Sogn. 14 E.) Mr. Wilbur Bryant has served the Canton Future Fanners of America and been the Agricultural teacher for the past 35 years. ii'me jf i F.) Judging is an im- portant part of FFA. The boys cover three areas, crops, live- stock and poultry. This judging gives the boys experience in selecting high quality in animals and crops. Representing CHS at the State Judging Team were front (L-R), G. Jervik, V. Hilt, C. Larson, T. Bjorneburg. Second row (L-R), H. Paulson, M. Sogn, D. Gillespie, D. Ulrickson, P. Sogn. 15 e Mi me lo fflfiea c Twelve students represented Can- ton in the local oratory and de- clamation contest. The members are (L-R), front row, J. Goodwyn, D. Helgeson, N. Messerli, D. Hermsen; second row, C. Martell, C. Goodwyn, C. Nutter; third row, M. Everhart, P. Kuehl, L. Anderson, D. Pederson; fourth row, M. Miedema. Dennis Pedersen goes over his speech with the declam advisors, Miss Hartsook, and Mrs, Albertson. 16 Four students took superior awards in the local contest held in the Canton High School auditorium. They are (L-R), Cindy Martell, dramatic; Carol Nutter, poetry; Chris Goodwyn, oratory, and Dennis Pedersen, humorous. Nancy Messerli was caught smiling while giving her humorous presentation of The Woman Who Pays. Nancy re- ceived a second rating at the local elimination held in Canton High SchooL 17 %uvma% The scenes shown here are from Spoon River Anthology which was pre- sented by Hiss Hart- sook's drama class. Mem- bers of the class are: David Irons, Mel Van Den Top, Harlan Paulson, Ken Knutson, Bruce Van Bus- kirk, Daryl Leffler, Theresa Ulrickson, Dana Sievers, Leola Anderson, Tacey Eneboe, Becky Corn- ford, Mari Gilman, Janet McCann, Kris Anderson, Donna Holmes, Jeanne Veenis and Cathy Peterson. A. ) If the excursion train to Peoria, had just been wrecked, I might have escaped with my life- says Melvin Van DenTop as Barney Hainsfeather. B. ) Miss Hartsook gives Ken Knutson some pointers before the play is presented. C. ) A plant was presented to Miss Hartsook from the Drama Class, as a token of appreciation. D. ) The class worked in shifts to construct tne graveyard. Tombstones were made out of large cardboard boxes, sprayed in black. A dead tree and sage-brush boxes, sprayed in black. A dead tree and sage-brush were hauled in to help create atmosphere. Dry ice was used to achieve a complete mystic, haunting effect. E. ) I went to the dances at Chandlerville, says Leola Anderson as Lucinda Matlock. F. ) Sex is the curse of life, smiles Dana Sievers as Margaret Fuller Slack. A. 18 19 Slifrinp 'jddo aJicm of tfie Wfoomon Dh UblmaA yhiMieb 20 An inspiring tradition enacted for the public at Christmas time is the Bib- lical portrayal, Living Pictures. Students repre- sent the characters in such famous art works as Raph- ael's Sis tine Madonna. The chorus sings sacred Christmas music and holiday carols, while the junior high relates the Christmas story through Bible verses and explaining the signif- icance of each picture. 7iie iiefuj tcL c€ome S ie J)4itemen Hie £Pta i 21 ‘SfhvMiek (§vc4e ’ Brother Goose, a 3-act comedy, was the All High Play performed in the CHS auditorium. The play cen- ters around Jeff Adams who is an architect and a housekeeper for his orphaned brother and sisters. Into their hectic midst comes Peggy Winke, who brings order, comedy, and romance into their lives. Jeff mistakes Peggy for the new maid. However, Lenore Hudson has just inherited a million dollars and has commissioned Jeff to build her a new house...which she hopes he will eventually share with her. A little tomboy sister whose passion is football, hates Lenore because she is building her house on their football field. In the end Jeff realized how much Peggy means to him and marries her. The cast for this comedy consists of students in grades nine through eleven. They are D. Pedersen, P. Wastell, N. Mes- serli, S. Delvo, M. Angelos, D. Krejci, J. Paulson, and M. Miedema. A. ) Student directors to Gary Schultz are (L-R) Denise Myers and Mary Cranny, with Daryl Leffler in charge of lights. B. ) Jeff (D. Pedersen) talks to Helen (C. Hoeppner) as Carol (P. Wastell) looks on. C. ) Wes (D. Amundson) and Eve (S. Del- vo) race off to a Halloween Party. D. ) The make-up crew apply make-up back stage before the plav. C. D. 22 E. ) Peggy (D. Hermsen) teaches Hyacinth (N. Mess- erli) and Sarah (M. Angelos) a winning football pass. F. ) The mailman (M. Hur- ley) delivers a package to Carol (P. Wastell). G. ) Jeff (D. Pedersen) decides Peggy (D. Hermsen) is the one for him. H. ) The truck driver (M. Miedema) asks Jeff (D. Ped- ersen) and Hyacinth (N. Mes- serli) why there is cereal in his gas line. H. 23 t9emot4 'Jfcwe tiie The senior play centers around Old Doc Hillary who thinks his son Bob is coming home from medical school to practice with him. However, Bob has been offered a rich and easy big-city practice which means a chance to marry the daughter of his employer. All seems fine except for these two things and Bob must settle these pro- blems by himself. A. ) Mrs. Rossi (C. Mickelson is seen showing off he little Tony to (L-R), Mrs. Cronin (R. Solem), Lois Warner (G. Van Bockern) and Ma Brown (T. Ulrick- son). B. ) Dr.Brand (D. Peterson) gives a A. lecture to his daughter Helen (J. Craw- ford) . C. ) Bob (H. Paulson) and Margaret (C. Nutter) decide they'll get married. D. ) Margaret Burns (C. Nutter) and Mrs. Cronin (R. Solem) try to comfort Mary Selby (M. Everhart) as she ex- plains about her mother. E. ) Student directors Susan Dozark and Jeanne Veenis are seen discussing last minute details before the play. F. ) Cast and stage crew are seen to- gether after the play. G. ) The make-up crew apply the final touches before the play. H. ) Ma (T. Ulrickson) and Pa (P. Sogn) caught Janet (T. Eneboe) and Dick (C. Gilbertson) dawdlin'1. I. ) Lawyer Hepple (V. Leffler ex- plains Old Doc's ledgers to Ma Brown (T. Ulrickson). Brown (P. Sogn) kisses his neice Margaret (C. Nutter). F proved that it was really 'A Time For Singing'! They started out the year by presenting a fall concert which featured the All State Chorus members singing the songs that they later sang at the annual All State Chorus concert held in Watertown. The Vocal Department brought honors by earning five superiors at the an- nual contest in Vermillion. To the accompaniment of guitars and drums the vocal department presented their Spring Concert in which they sang popular, rock and folk songs. The highlight of the year was receiving the in- vitation and attending the concert at Concordia Col- lege in Moorhead, Minne- sota. They brought honors to CHS as they sang two songs and participated in the mass choir. Participating in the Mixed Chorus this year are, (L-R), front row, L. Tilstra, M. Angelos, A. Beck, J. Crawford, C. Geraets, J. Richter, C. Mick- elson, M. Stalheim, C. Mickelson, K. Gedstad, J. Haugen, C. Nutter, G. Van Bockem, J. Zeilstra; Second row, N. Messerli, D. Myers, K. Anderson, T. Eneboe, L. Schluter, M. Cranny, T. Ulrickson, P. Lien, B. Henke, M. Hurley, K. Tjeerdsma, P. Kuehl, Leading the chorus as officers and representatives this year are (L-R), K. Gedstad, A. Beck, J. Love- land, J. Balcom, G. Hovrud, J. Fodness, C. Mickelson, T. Eneboe, G. Van Bockem, J. Geraets, D. Nelson, F. Lien, V. Leffler, and M. Sogn. J. Koopsma, D. Helgeson, M. Steams, J. Balcom, S. Larson, S. Konietzko, S. An- derson, Mr. Abrahamson; Third row, G. Delvo, D. Anderson, J. Hurley, D. Ver- ley, B. Hanson, D. Danielson, R. Ene- boe, D. Chaon, J. Espeland, D. Nelson, L. Schultz, D. Johnson, R. Eneboe, J. Goodwyn, C. Sinning, J. Fodness, D. Larsgaard, J. Bunkers; Fourth row, S. Heath, J. Geraets, D. Hurley, C. Gil- bertson, V. Leffler, D. Olsen, A. My- ers, L. Johnson, K. Rikansrud, P. Juel, K. Knutson, P. Sogn, M. Sogn, H. Paul- son, B. Angelos, and F. Lien. The All-State Chorus members traveled to Watertown to perform in the annual All-State Chorus and Orches- tra. Those chosen to represent CHS were, (L-R), front row, M. Steams, S. Larson, T. Ulrickson, C. Mickel- son; Second row, D. Nelson, J. Espeland, D. Olsen, and V. Leffler. Doug Nelson was selected by fellow chorus members to be the honored recipiant of the 1971-1972 choral award. 27 The vocal accompanists were (L-R), K. Gedstad, C. Kuehl, S. Larson, C. Mickel- son, J. Balcom, T. Eneboe. Not pictured was J. Messerli. Accenting the Spring Vocal Concert were Patty Lien and Julie Bunkers sing- ing 'Aquarius and Let The Sun Shine In.1 Singing in the girls glee club are front row, (L-R), M. Angelos, G. Fod- ness, J. Richter, D. Hermsen, D. Inge- brigtson, C. White, B. White, D. Hill, J. Goodwyn, C. Kartell, J. Loveland, G. Hovrud; Second row, E. Richter, P. Lien, T. Crawford, N. Messerli, M. ‘-ease, S. Delvo, C. Ball, D. Myers, P. Kuehl, M. Angelos, M. ?arus, C. Kuehl, K. Twedt; Third row, M. Hardy, M. Cran- ny, L. Tilstra, J. Zeilstra, K. Haugen, J. Messerli, R. Eneboe, C. Fox, B. Sie- genthaler, D. Helgeson, D. Larsgaard, S. Anderson, M. Svaren; Fourth row, C. Geraets, P. Myers, A. Beck, L. Sever- son, D. Johnson, L. Schultz, K. Schut- tloffel, J. Bunkers, J. Balcom, J. Koopsma, J. Fodness, J. Haugen, and K. Gedstad. 28 Hie boy's glee members consisted of (L-R), front row, J. Zellstra, D. Fod- ness, B. Henke, G. Delvo, C. Mickel- son, M, Hurley, R. Paulson, E. Hohman, J. Goodman, R. Paulson, C. Brynjulson, M. Steams, C. Larson; Second row, D. Verley, D. Anderson, D. Hurley, D. Danielson. D. Chaon. J. Espeland. D. Nelson, R. Eneboe, M. Hanson, M. Stal- heim, K. Knutson, P. Sogn, B. Angelos, F. Lien; Third row, S. Heath, J. Ger- aets, J. Hurley, B. Hanson, K. Tjeerd- sma, C. Gilbertson, V. Leffler, D. Ol- sen, A. Myers, L. Johnson, M. Sogn, H. Paulson, P. Juel, K. Rikansrud, and M. Miedema. Singing their hearts out are the members of the Freshman ensemble which included (L-R), front row, E. Hohman, R. Paulson; Second row, M. Farus, M. Angelos, S. Mr. Abrahamson dis- Delvo; Third row, C. Fox, K. Schuttloffel, R. Paulson, plays gift he received and J. Goodman. from vocal members. The superior rated mixed ensemble consists of: S. Larson, D. Larsgaard, P. Lien, M. Angelos, D. Nelson, P. Sogn, A. Myers, and J. Espeland. The superior rated boys ensemble consisted of front row, C. Mickelson, M. Stalheim; Second row, B. Henke, D. Chaon; Third row, L. Johnson, V. Lef- fler; Forth row, F. Lien, M. Sogn. Members of the newly formed Swing Choir were (L-R), C. Mickelson, F. Lien, D. Nelson, K. Gedstad, M. Sogn, D. Chaon, D. Helgeson, P. Sogn, J. Espe- land, P. Lien, J. Haugen, J. Koopsma, J. Bunkers, B. Henke, K. Rikansrud, C. Geraets, and J. Richter. 30 The vocal department presented an enjoyable spring concert. Singing a variety of popular tunes were the bays and girls glee clubs, the varsity choir, the swing choir, and a number of soloists, duets and trios. Singing in the girls ensemble are: C. Mlckelson, J. Crawford, J. Richter J. Balcom, D. Helgeson, K. Gedstad, J. Fodness, T. Ulrickson, and J. Haugen. Vocal soloists participating at the regional contest in Vermillion included (L-R) , front row, A. Jfyers, M. Sogn, C. Mickelson; Second row, D. Nelson, P. Juel, J. Espeland, P. 31 Sogn; Third row, J. Richter, S. Lar- son, P. Lien, T. Eneboe, J. Haugen, Dcnc U Superior ratings at contest were (L-R) , front row, D. Amundson, J. Fodness, S. Anderson; Second row, K. Tjeerdsma, D. Irons, R. Schneller, S. Dozark and S. Lar- son. Front row T. Eneboe S. Dozark J. Crawford J. Messerli S. Grane P. Kroger P. Birgen S. Delvo Second row D. Amundson J. Crawford G. Hovrud C. Helder S. Larson D. Van Bockern R. Mathison B. Van Buskirk S. Bunkers M. Farus M. Svaren S. Amundson M. Courtney D. Hawe N. Messerli J. Lottman G. Van Bockern Third row J. Fodness M. Schuttloffel J. Mikkelson S. Helder C. Molstad D. Johnson B. Hanson M. Angelos D. Myers T. Hoover D. Larsgaard D. Hermsen C. Fox J. Paulson S. Amundson M. Angelos C. Larson T. Anderson 32 SBcmc J. Loveland R. Schneller s. Deinema S. Larsgaard R. Amundson P. Myers D. Fodness D. Danielson E. Richter R. Asper D. Helder A. Myers P. Kuehl M. Steams R. Eneboe G. Fodness D. Olsen M. Lier C. Kuehl Fourth row D. Rudolph Mr . Madson C. Mickelson D. Haugen K. Schuttloffel T. Berg D. Leffler L. Hicks A. Beck S. Tokle M. Steams A. Ulrickson K. Tjeerdsma S. Konietzko Mr . Siverson R. Eneboe M. Deinema Not Pictured D. Irons C. Brenner B. Angelos D. Kaffar V. Leffler L. Heeren 33 Officers involved (L-R), G. Van Bockem, J. Crawford, J, Messerli, D. Amundson, T. Eneboe, R, Schnel- ler, D, Olsen, J. Fodness, and, D, Irons. The band was again honored with Danish trumpeter Knud Hovalt. The world renown soloist was featured with his sixteen year old son Gorm at the Winter Concert. In place of competing in large group contest, the band took a day off from school and went on tour, performing first at Sioux Falls College, the concert was given for the student body at Tyler, Minnesota. Aiming to reach a substantial financial goal, the band undertook various projects which included a smorgasbord, white elephant sale, and the selling of other items. The goal was a trip to Rock Falls, Ill- inois where they chal- lenged tough competitors. Pictured reviewing the music for valt, Mr. Siverson, Gorm Hovalt, and the winter concert are (L-R), Knud Ho- Clifton Madson. 34 In the flute quartet are (L-R) , T. The sax quartet consists of (L-R) M. Eneboe, S. Dozark, J. Crawford, and J. Angelos, D. Johnson, M. Schuttloffel, and Messerli. J. Fodness. Clarinet Choir received a superior rating at contest (L-R), front row, J. Crawford, M. Courtney, D. Hawe, T. Hoover, D. Myers, S. Amundson; Second row, D. Amundson, G, Helder, G. Hovrud, B. Van Buskirk, S. Lar- son, D. Van Bockem, and R. Mathison. r Pictured at the left, assistant dir- ector Mr. Madson, was caught in action. The elite two making All-State Band this year were Tacey Eneboe and David Amundson. Director Slverson proudly reviews program and Rapid City plans. ”5 S la yinp JMUh Hme Pictured at the right is guest soloist, Knud Hovalt and his son, Gorm, performing at the Winter Concert. At the instrumental contest eight soloists were awarded with super- ior ratings, while two ensembles brought home the same award. The an- nual Pops Concert was ac- cented with guest solo- ist Richard Rath, assist- ant director of bands and woodwind instructor at Augustana College. Playing in the dance band are (L-R), front row, M. Angelos, D. Johnson, J. Fod- ness, M. Schuttloffel, J. Mikkelson; second row, B. Angelos, K. Tjeerdsma, A. Beck, M. Stearns, K. Schuttloffel, T. Berg; third row, T. Eneboe, V. Leffler, R. Schneller, A. Myers, S. Larsgaard, and P. Myers. Participating in Brass Choir are (L-R), front row, E. Richter, D. Olsen, R. Eneboe, P. Kuehl, Second row, M. Stearns, K. Schuttlof- fel, K. TJeerdsraa, A. Beck, Third row, M. Lier, D. Irons, Fourth row, V. Leffler, R. Sch- neller, R. Asper, and P. Myers. Performing for various organiza- tions is the Brass Quintet. Members are (L-R), R. Schneller, P. Myers, D. Olsen. K. Tleerdsma, B. Angelos. The John Phillip Sousa Award is a- warded to the top two senior band mem- bers. This year Rodney Schneller and Tacev Eneboe received the honor. Richard Rath, guest soloist, is ac- companied by the band during the an- nual Spring Pops Concert. Stopping for a quick pose is Direc- tor Glenn Siverson. abound Mie c€locfc Taking time out from their busy schedule are varsity cheerleaders (L-R), Delores Helgeson, Chris Goodwyn, Deb Hoover, Debby Lems, and Denise Larsgaard. Throughout the year the cheerleaders aroused school spirit with pep assemblies and new spirit rousing posters each week. Among other activities, the girls helped select junior high cheerleaders, advised all other cheerleaders, kept track meet scores and made new cheers. Tournament time was long and exciting for the C-Hawk cagers this year as the cheering squad instituted student in- volvement during district, regional, and state games. Girls, chosen for their spirit, paid special attention to their tournament player by baking him cakes, making posters, decorating his locker, writing him pep letters and escorting him to the pep assemblies. 39 Leading the B-team spirit were the year, they also made signs cheerleaders (L-R) , Nancy Mes- for the halls to add to the serli, Karen Gedstad, Joan Craw- school spirit, ford, and Darcy Hermsen. During Keeping up the spir- it of the Freshman were (L-R), Jeanne Messerli Suzi Lems, Kim Anson, and Pam Myers. The girls were chosen by their classmates in the fall. Through the bas- ketball season, they experienced the joy of winning and the disap- pointment of losing. 40 An added attraction (above) to the football and basketball half time entertainment are drill team members, (L-R), front row, C. Thies, C. Goodwyn, D. Holmes, L. Anderson, J. Goodwyn, C. Mickelson; Second row, D. Griffith, J. Haugen, D. Hoover, G. Everhart, P. Lien, K. Ged- stad, and C. Nutter. They participated in Hobo Day at Brookings where the group received a first in marching. The band and drill team were asked to participate in national competition in Illinois. fTime foi 'jUatohmy 41 Wffffffff WffiitVt W ‘‘ VaY Viiffffifii wmftf M.O.O.wXv vmv.v. III 43 Terry Dean Sterling Heath Kevin Reilly Mike Hoffman Steve Short Brian Olson John Sandness Steve Deinema David Putman Greg Jervick Ron Amundson Rich Opland Bruce Henke David Ulrickson Jim Garaets Richard Asper Terry Nelson Steve Muller Jim French Dave Anderson Kevin Fox Rickie Block Not pictured Steve Jonnes Kim Thormodsgard The defensive squad are (L-R), front row, G. Myers, B. Reierson, A. Myers, D. Peterson, C. Hammer, H. Paul- son; Second row, G. Anderson, B. Mes- serli, C. Stensland, R. Rhead, F. Lien, D. Bartling, and R. Schneller. 44 Cure SCensland Doug OlseCh Greg Myers Harland Paulson Dan Peterson Chuck Hammer Gary Anderson Alan Myers Dave Hailing Brad Messerll Doug Carlson Jerry Clark LeRoy Johnson Forrest Lien Pat McVay Scott Ulrikson Doug Bartling Gary Delvo Kirk Johnson Forrest Lien Doug Nelson Bob Reierson David Verley Rod Rhead DuWayne Olseth Gordon Sorenson The offensive squad are (L-R), front row, G. Myers, B. Reierson, D. Peterson, C. Stensland, A. Myers, H. Paulson, C. Hammer; Second row, R. Schneller, B. Messerli, D. Olseth, F. Lien, and G. Anderson. 45 Members of the freshman football team are (L-R), front row, D. Kaffer, R. White, M. Wieman, K. Armstrong, R. Paulson, D. Schwarting, W. Mikkelson, M. Rock, E. Hohman, and T. Anderson; Second row, D. Rudolph, R, Paulson, C. Molstad, K. Brunk, D. Johnson, K. Jon- nes, M. Stalheim, and T. Bjorneberg; Third row, L. Harris, C. Muller, V. Wildeboer, M. Deinema, J. Veenis, T. Nelson, and C. Larson. 46 1971-72 Football Schedule During the season the players were awarded decals for outstanding plays. The skull and crossbones is for best overall play, the hat- chet for defensive play, the star for offensive play, and the football for most yard- age and the longest run of the game. We They Beres ford 48 0 Flandreau 6 0 Lennox 28 0 Vermillion 6 0 South Sioux City 24 14 West Sioux 48 0 Leeds 50 0 Gregory 58 0 Riverside 6 0 Looking forward to the next game were the two C-Hawk captians. Brad Messerli and Harlan Paulson , along with head coach Burdell Coplan. tjd tfime fl i Hie 7 afitety 47 V 1 Players team are R. Rhead, Messerli, on the 1971-72 basketball ond row, B. Reierson, P. Juel, T. Doz- ,-R), front row, D. Hurley, ark, D. Peterson, G. Myers, C. Hammer K. Johnson, R. Schneller, B. and D. Rock. G. Sorenson, J. Hurley; Sec- lo Vtc cty C-HAWK'S VARSITY RECORD 1971- 72 West Lyon 75 58 Beresford 53 35 Lennox 60 62 Riverside 67 71 Leeds 69 38 Dell Rapids 56 62 Elk Point 73 61 Sisseton 78 53 Vermillion 61 65 Flandreau 65 52 Riverside 66 65 Brandon Valley 72 57 Leeds 78 45 Beresford 52 45 Flandreau Indians 41 35 Lennox 52 54 West Sioux 84 52 Viborg 66 51 Centerville 65 50 Scotland 60 47 Harrisburg 62 52 Britton 58 Overtime 60 Eureka 58 59 Philip 60 53 Adding a little life to the team are Here we find the basketball coach- (L-R), M. Weimann, R. Johnson, and D. Erick- es looking over the 1971-1972 basket- son, student managers. ball schedule. The C-Hawk B-team squad is coached bv Dennis Jons, the members of the squad are (L-R), J. Geraets, K. Reilly, D. Putnam, D. Verley, S. Heath, D. Irons, B. Olsen, M. Hurley, M. Hoffman, R. Block, R. Anderson, and R. Block. Mr. Deitrich has just seen something which needs immed- iate attention. During the tournament season it is quite visible the members of the varsity are very happy. The reason for their happiness in this picture is the winning of the regional tournament over our neighbor Harrisburg. 50 It was a hard fought game, however, Britton was the victory in the first game of the State Class B tournament. Rod Schneller is demonstrating some of his defensive ability by harrassing a foe from Eureka. The freshman basketball squad con- sists of (L-R), front row, coach Rob- ert Herting, T. Anderson, S. Helder, D. Johnson, R. Paulson, D. Schwarting; Second row, W. Mikkelson, D. Rudolph, M. Stalheim, J. Veenis, D. Amen, T. Bjorneberg; Third row, S. Knorr, K. Jonnes, C. Molstad, E. Hohman, and R. Paulson. Members of the girl's relay teams this year are (L-R), front row, J. Aa- sheim, J. Loveland, M. Far- us, N. Veenis; back row, E. ’ Richter, S. Delvo, J. Mes- serli and D. Lems. EVENT TIME YEAR NAME 50 yard dash 6.7 sec ' 71 Debby Lems 100 yard dash 11.9 sec ' 72 Debby Lems 220 yard dash 27.5 sec ' 72 Patsy Veldkamp 440 yard run 70.1 sec ' 72 Nancy Veenis 880 yard run 2:51.7 min ' 72 Pam Myers 80 yard hurdles 12.6 sec '71 Debby Lems 100 meter hurdles 17.6 sec '72 Susy Lems 440 relay 53.4 sec '72 P. Veldkamp, N. Messerli D. Hill, and D. Lems 880 relay 1:55.3 min. '72 P. Veldkamp, D. Hill, J. Koopsma, and J. Messer] 880 medley 2:07.4 min '72 J. Messerli, E. Richter, S. Delvo, and N. Messerli Mile relay 4:51.5 min CM J. Aasheim, J. Loveland, M. Farus, N. Veenis Girls attending the state track meet in Mad- ison are (L-R), D. Hill, P. Veldkamp, N. Messerli, D. Lems, J. Messerli and J. Koopsma. 52 Doing the sprinting chores this year are (L-R) front row, D. Hill, J. Mes- serli, K. Anson; back row, D. Lems, J. Koopsma, S. Delvo, and P. Veldkamp. For the first time ever CHS crowned a Canton Relays Queen, this years queen was Nancy Messerli. Girls participating in the weight events this year are (L-R); front row, D. Hermsen, S. Ralfs, K. Gedstad; back row, C. Fox, J. Loveland, and K. Haugen. 53 Relaxing afcer a distance run are (L-R), front row, K. Schuttloffel, P. Myers, N. Veenis, T. Hoover; Sec- ond row, J. Loveland, C . Fox, J. Aasheim and M. Far- us. Trying to finish before the other hurdles is the main goal for (L-R), L. Heeren, L. Schultz, K. Anson, S. Lems, and D. Lems. ___ I . 54 This years CHS girl's track team con- sisted of (L-R), front row, P. Veldkamp, S. Delvo, S. Lems, K. Anson, N. Veenis, T. Hoover, K. Cedstad, U Hill, L. Heeren, second row, M. Farus, D. Hermsen, E. Richter, L. Schultz, J. Loveland, C. Fox, J. Messerli, J. Aasheim, J. Koopsma, B. White; back row, J. Gillespie, S. Ralfs, D. Lems, N. Messerli, D. Larsgaard, P. Myers, K. Haugen, A. Ulrickson, K. Schut- tloffel, T. Berg, and P. Birgen. Helping with the girls track this year are student managers (L-R), Mary Cranny and Dalyce Johnson. Flying with the greatest of ease are (L-R), D. Larsgaard, T. Berg, N. Mes- serli, T. Hoover, and K. Schuttloffel. 55 Members of the various relay teams this year are (L-R), front row, S. Ulrickson, B. Olsen, T. Hammond, D. Olseth, S. Irons; back row, D. Peterson, R. Schneller, R. Anderson, D. Verley, P. Mcvay, G. Myers, J. French and B. Messerli. Leaping over the high jump are (L-R), K. Johnson, C. Hammer, T. Dozark, and M. Mar- tell. Participating in the pole vault are (L-R), front row, R. Block, K. Johnson; back row, T. Dozark and B. Messerli. The sprinters of this years track team are (L-R), front row, D. Irons, D. Olseth, T. Hammond, D. Peterson ; back row, R, Schneller, G. Myers, B, Messerli, S. Heath, B. Olsen and D. Verley. C-Havk track team this year con- sisted of (L-R), front row, R. Amund- son, R. Rhead, D. Peterson, P. McVay, J. French, S. Ulrickson, R. Anderson, M. Hurley, K. Reilly, R. Paulson, D. Johnson, t. Anderson, T. Bjomeberg, T. Dozark, J. Veenis, K. Jonnes, D. Sch- warting, G. Jervik, M. Hoffman, B. Rei- erson and B. Olsen; Third row, C. Mol- stad, R. Block, D. Olseth, T. Haranond, R. Opland, T. Nelson, D. Anderson, D. Rudolph, K. Tjeerdsma, S. Jonnes, D. Bartling, S. Deinema, and P. Juel , Fourth row, B. Mikkelson, S. llelder, R. Paulson, M. Deinema, T. Dean, S. Short, D. Verley, R. Schneller, B. Mes- serli, G. Myers, C. Hammer, D. Hailing, and K. Johnson; Fifth row, R. Block, S. Heath, K. Fox, D.,Putnam, J. Gereats, K. Reilly, R. Asper, M, Martell, D. Rock, G. Sorenson, C. Goodwyn, J. Hur- ley, and D. Irons. This years distance runners were (L-R), front row, D. Anderson, R. Anderson, M. Hurley, J. Gereats, P. McVay; back row, G. Sorenson, P. Juel, R. Amundson, K. Reilly and C. Hammer. dt Phyiny Sime Representing Canton at the Regional and Stat golf tournaments was senior, Doug Glenn. Members of the Canton Track team qualifying for the state track meet are (L-R), front row, D. Irons, R. Anderson, S. Ulrickson; second row, B. Messerli, G. Myers, R. Schneller, J. French; back row, D. Hailing, C. Hammer and B. Reierson. 58 This years long jumpers are (L-R), R. Schneller, R. Block, R. Asper, and T. Dozark. Throwing the shot-put this year are (L-R), front row, D. Verley, D. Putnum; back row, S. Short, D, Hailing and B. Reierson. Throwing the discus are (L-R), fron row, S. Heath, D. Putnam; back row, C. mer, B. Reierson and D. Hailing. This years hurdlers are (L-R), front row, R. Anderson, J. French, D. Olseth, back row, K. Jonnes, P. McVay, and D. Irons. 60 61 Members of the school board spent long bers are (L-R). front row, Charlotte hours at meetings working out problems Chaon, Lloyd Messerli, Charles Kuehl; facing the school. Led by President Second row, Earl Dean, Ron Larson, Bud Lloyd Messerli, the board maintained and Erickson, Orlin Wittrig, Don Anderson, set administrative policies. Board mem- ancl Bernard Schneller. dla U Uie c€ oc c hiding Selling tickets and handing out prog- rams at basketball games are just a few Taking a break from one of their raeet- of the duties of the teachers. ings are a few of the school board mem- bers . Aiding the administration in setting school policy was the CHS Student Council. Mem- bers were (L-R) front row, Tom Gilman, Roger Paulson; Second row, Jeanne Messerli, Debra Putnam, Debbie Hoover, Van Leffler, Joan Crawford, Pat McVay, Doug Nelson, Karen Gedstad, Doug Pederson and Don Koopsma. Principal Robert Tupper is found in his office with George Gross, who is complet- ing his first year as assist- ant principal. 63 Maintaining good out- side relations and con- ducting school business is Earl Dean, completing his fourth year as superinten- dent at CHS. Attending to Bernard Schneller financial records routes each year. the business of CHS is • Schneller keeps all and determines bus CHS’s guidance counselor, Frank Tjee- rdsma, is caught in the act of aiding a senior in making her college plans. Tleerdsma helps administer school-wide tests and also teaches bookkeeping. 64 Helping students check out magazines are (L-R), B. Iverson, B. Siegenthaler, and books are just a few of the duties of B. White, T. Veldkamp, D. Bomeman, J. a student librarian. Fulfilling this job Baker, M. Dupuy and D. Cue. Ardyce Fodness, Kay Schneller and Mrs. Schneller is secretary in the busin- Linda Schiefen help keep the school runn- ess office while Miss Schiefen is secret- ing smoothly. Mrs. Fodness teaches reme- ary to Principal Robert Tupper. dial reading and is also a teachers' aid. 65 Caught in the act of teaching his stu- dents is Mr. Hoff, instructor of physics, chemistry, senior science, and IPS. He is the annual staff advisor and also an advisor to the Science Club. This year was a different and a busy one for Mr. Hoff. After some delibera- tion with Mr. Dean, Mr. Grimsrud, Mr. Herting and he set up plans for the first Annual Canton Regional Science and Engineering Fair. With the financial support of Canton and some firms outside of town enough money was raised to spon- sor and send two students from this area to New Orleans, Louisiana to participate in the International Science and Engin- eering Fair. Instructors of English liturature and grammar are (L-R) Aria Albertson, Shelly Hartsook, Sherry Gall, and Gary Schultz. Mrs. Albertson and Miss Hartsook are also declam advisors. Mrs. Gall is the girl's physical education teacher, girl's track coach, and the cheerleading advisor. 66 V Taking time out of their busy schedule of teaching Math 9, German, world history, world geography, and international relations are head basketball coach, Elwood Dietrich, and his assistant Dennis Jons. They assist Mr. Coplan in football and track. Teaching Speech I and Sociology is Burdell Coplan. Looking over their music material in preparation for the Winter Concert, are band instructors, Glenn Siverson and Clifton Madson. Caught in the act of directing the varsity choir is Curtis Abrahamson. 67 Larry Jaacks and Donald Pottratz are kept busy by teaching general business, II.S. History and U.S. Government. Jaacks also teaches boy's physical education, and assists Coach Coplan with football and track. Pottratz runs the video tape mach- ine during football and basketball. (Below) Mrs. Dick Irosn is seen doing some of the paper work necessary in a library. Gail Dann, instructor of Home Economics, is often found demonstrating the cor- rect methods of cooking to her students. Acting as geometry. Algebra II, and analysis teacher is Dennis Pierson; George Gross is the instructor of Algebra I and assistant principal. D.) Teaching typing, shorthand and office education is Dick Van Holland. Finding time in his busy schedule, he advises the Echo paper staff. E.) Robert Herting is instructor of biology and IPS. He is also the freshmen basketball coach and assists in track. the ' Jimeb During semester tests, Donald Pottratz can be found sitting on top of a desk watching his students. Mr. Pottratz is completing his last year as instructor of U.S. History and American Government. 69 For Bill Bryant this is a memorable year. He plans to retire from teaching. He has been in the field of ed- ucation for 37 years. Of those, 34 years have been at Canton High School. Dur- ing this time he has served as coach, principal, ath- letic director, FFA advisor announcer at football games and track meets, official timer at basketball games, and also a senior class ad- visor . This year the athletic department presented Mr. Bryant with a plaque to show their appreciation for his help in years past. He was also honored at commencement this year for his many years of contribution. 70 A.) Taking a break from teaching their Junior high classes are (L-R), Wayne Hermsen, Gordon Grimsrud, and Nordell Ekle. B.) Ruth Crawford, Aries Van Hunnik and Delores Molstad are found looking at a visual aid which is used in their teaching. C.) Janice Richter, Chris Goodwyn, Connie Sinning, and Kathy Cranny are found discuss- ing their experiences at the grade schools where they assist the teachers in the classroom. D.) Caught in the act of teaching spelling to her stud- ents is Ruth Crawford, instructor of English and social studies. D. Transporting the students to and from Dick Van Holland, Gale Esche, Jr., Marv- school are (L-R), Dick Wagner, Bernard in Schultz, Russ Hammond, Harlan Hoff, Schneller, Jim Nelson, Gordon Bartling, Don Nelson, Dick Lien, and Merle Olson. Sweeping floors, being on hand at all school events and improving classroom condi- tions are just a few of the duties of the CHS custodians, (L-R), Kay Jones, Warren Hartland, Clarence Hartland, and George Jensen. Not pic- tured is Arnold Lundstrom. 72 Preparing delicious noon meals for Reierson, M. Rome re im, L. Naatjes, C. tlc- both the elementary schools and the high Vay, k. Mercer and B. Hoffman, school are our cooks, (L-R), A. Short, E. Meefi M SRurminp Making homemade bread in the new oven for the first year is head cook, Mrs. Naatjes. 73 74 75 (ieh Sime £f xm o €ome Juniors Participation in vari- ous activities inabled eight juniors to earn All- High Letters. The biggest event of the year for the class of 73 was sponsoring the Jr.- Sr. Banquet. Planners for the ban- quet were class officers John Hurley, president; Greg Myers, vice president; Jeanine Fodness, secretary; and Dawn Ingebrigtson, treasurer. Other events during the year included making a float for the Homecoming Parade and selection of Boys and Girls Staters and members of the National Honor Society. Allen Busmann Dale Qiaon P.ebccca Com ford Donna Cornelius David Danielson Terry Dozark Douglas Edwards Ronald Eneboe Gail Everhart Dale Fodness Jeanine Fodness Kevin Fox James French Cheryl Geraets Jane Coodwyn Stephan Greig Bonnie Halm Robert Hall Julie Haugen Gary Helder Delores Helgeson Bruce Henke Steven Hicks DeAnn Hill The junior class, through their beautiful float, commanded the mighty C-Hawks to 'Color Our World with a Vic- tory'. Cathy Hoeppner Debra Hoover Gail Hovrud John Hurley Dawn Ingebrigtson Barbara Iverson Kirk Johnson Steven Jonnes Paul Juel Roger Knutson Donald Koopsma Peggy Kuehl Denise Larsgaard Patricia Lien Mary Lier Janet McCann These Juniors were awarded their All-High Letters for having a total of 50 or more points in at least two major activities. They were (L-R), David Amund son, David Danielson Denise Larsgaard, Julie Bunkers, Jeanine Fod- ness, Patty Lien, Bon- nie White, and Delores Helgeson . The juniors had a wide selection of styles to choose from for their class rings. As a class they picked two styles, which the individuals selected between. Patrick McVay Rosalie Mathison Clifford Mickelson Raymond Miedema John Mikkelson Gregory Myers Terry Olson Richard Opland Dennis Pederson Daniel Peterson Thomas Rager Sandra Ralfs Chosen to represent CHS at Boys' State were (L-R) , front row, John Hurley, Rodney Rhead, Marcus Sogn, (alternates), David Amundson; Second row, Kevin Reilly, Pat Mc- Vay, David Danielson, and Ron Eneboe, (al- ternate). The boys are selected and sponsored by the Canton American Legion, VFW, Rotary Club, and the Sons of No rway. Kevin Reilly Rodney Rhead Janice Richter Kirk Rikansrud Dean Schleisman Marcus Sogn Gordon Sorenson David Stengel Cynthia Thies Sonja Tokle Kathy Twedt Amy Ulrickson A. ) Juniors named to the National Honor Soc- iety this year were (L- R), front row, J. Fod- ness, P. Kuehl, D. Hel- geson; Second row, R. Rhead, J. Hurley, D. Amundson; Third row, P. McVay, G. Myers, and D. Danielson. B. ) Looking forward to Girls State are J. Fodness, G. Hovrud, alt. P. Kuehl, Journalism City, A. Beck, and D. llelgeson, alternate. C. ) Peggy Kuehl was chosen to receive the Crisco Award for her outstanding ability in the field of Home Econ- omics . C. Scott Ulrikson Gerry Veenis Bonnie White Charlene Williams V; 'V Stephen Williams Joyce Zeilstra 81 ' jfwy CKe fi u mmo flie 'Xtfand Sophmores Having completed their second year of high school, the sopho- mores are half-way there. School life was more enjoy- able since they were already ac- customed to the high school rou- tine. Besides having a Homecoming float, the sophomores' basket- ball team and cheerleaders be- came a regular part of the var- sity games. Twenty members of the class also had the honor of being chosen by the juniors to serve the annual Jr-Sr. Banquet. Officers for this year were; Mary Cranny, secretary-treasurer; Dave Irons, president; and Bruce Van Buskirk, vice-president. They are shown approving the outfits the juniors want the banquet servers to wear. Richard Asper Cynthia Ball Jamie Benson Randy Block Rickie Block Deborah Bomeman Alan Braaten Signe Bunkers Monika Camp Marjory Courtney Mary Cranny Joan Crawford Terry Dean Stephen Deinema Martha Dupuy Rebecca Edwards Harley Ellis Randi Eneboe Myrna Everhart Lowell Feucht Karen Gedstad James Geraets David Gillespie Mari Gilman 'They Feel the Earth Move When the Hawks go Marching In' was the pre- diction of the sophomore class with their float. Craig Goodwyn Wendy Hahn Terry Hammond Bradley Hanson Mark Hanson Marilyn Hardy Donna Hawe Sterling Heath Darcy Hermsen Cherri Hoeppner Michael Hoffman Dominic Hurley David Irons Gregory Jervik Dalyce Johnson Betty Kaubisch Sophomores who re- ceived their All-High Letters at the Awards Assembly were David Verley, Nancy Messerli, and David Irons. They earned a total of 50 or more points in at least two major extracurricu- lar activities. V Kenneth Knutson Joan Koopsma Darlene Krejci Paulette Kroger Mary Lease Daryl Leffler Cindy Martell Jacqueline Mercer Nancy Messerli Mark MoIstad Steven Muller Lowell Nelson Terry Nelson DuWayne Olseth Brian Olsen Cathy Peterson Julie Peterson Kathy Plucker David Putnam Kent Reilly Eileen Richter John Sandness Laura Schultz Lorrie Severson Terry Short Stephen Short Barb Siegenthaler Dana Sievers Richard Snyders Lori Sorenson Mark Stalheim Arlin Stratmeyer Michael Stratmeyer Miriam Svaren Kim Thormodsgard Lorraine Tilstra Kenneth Tjeerdsma David Ulrickson Bruce Van Buskirk Melvin Van Den Top Patsy Veldkamp David Verley Patricia Wastell Gail Wiebe Jerry Zeilstra Dalyce Johnson, left, performed at half- time of a basketball game. Above, four sopho- more girls decorate for the Homecoming dance which is sponsored by their class. 87 Jleuc dime SBeginb Freshmen Despite all the put downs, they had to take from the upper- classmen, the freshmen survived their first year of high school. The freshmen class this year had one ad- vantage over the upper- classmen there wes more of them than any other class. The year held many new and sometimes frightening experiences as well as a lot of fun Leading their fellow freshmen through the obstacle course of gra- de 9 were; Eric Hohman, president; Pam Myers, vice-president; and Diane Van Bockern se- cretary-treasurer . Barbara Aasheim Douglas Amen Susan Amundson Timothy Anderson Melissa Angelos Kim Anson Julie Antrim Kevin Armstrong Jane Baker Teresa Berg Patricia Birgen Timothy Bjomeberg Nancy Bomeman Daniel Boyer Penny Boyer Carol Brenner Kevin Briink Curtis Brynjulson Pamela Comford Laurie Cornelius Debra Cue Mark Deinema Sandra Delvo Nina Edmunds Terry Ellis Dannie Erickson Vernon Erickson Mona Farus Grace Fodness Debra Fossum James Fossum Carol Fox DOA was also the title of the freshies float. South Sioux didn't have a chance against the mighty C- Hawks. Larry Frislie Jan Gillespie James Goodman Rhonda Gordy Suzanne Grane Debra Green Elizabeth Hall Larry Harris Konnie Haugen Linda Heeren Dennis Helder Steven Helder Janet Herrmann Laurie Hicks Vernon Hilt Eric Hohman Tanna Hoover Daniel Iverson Dean Johnson Douglas A. Johnson Roger Johnson Kevin Jonnes Douglas Kaffar Allan Knorr Steven Knorr Cynthia Kuehl Craig Larson Susan Lems James Lottman Jane Loveland Douglas McKenney Timothy McVay Michael Marte11 Jeanne Messerli Susan Meyer William Mikkelson Charles Molstad Charles Muller Denise Myers Pamela Myers Julie Paulson Paul Paulson Rodney Paulson Roger Paulson Jeffrey Petters Glenda Pick Ricky Ralfs Michael Rock Wendy Rowland Daniel Rudolph Susan Sanderson Kira'Schuttloffel David Schwarting Vicki Severson Jacqueline Short Norman Solera With only two minutes between classes you either run to make it on time or walk and take the consequences. How- ever, most everyone runs to the lunch line. Archery has been added this year to the boys physical education class- es with Mr. Jaacks as in- structor. Kristie Thorsby Sharon Twedt Diane Van Bockem Larry Van De Vendal Jon Veenis Nancy Veenis Mark Volden Gieryl White Ronald White Kevin Wiebe Verlyn Wildeboer Not Pictured, Nicholas Anderson Kpta ding the (€tcch Seventh Grade The seventh graders found Jr. High quite a change from grade school. Instead of be- ing the oldest in the building, as they were at the grade schools, the seventh graders were looked 'down' upon by students in five other classes. However, they sur- vived the year with no fatalities. Officers included Joan Paulson, secre- tary-treasurer; Willard Hurley, president; and Todd Dean, vice-president. They are caught in the act of adding names to the new track record board in the armory in the picture at the right. Members of Section III were (L-R), front row, D. Rice, S. Olseth, S. Moul- ton, J. Harris, M. Van Den Top, L. Paulson, S. Markle; Second row, D. Bulley, J. Ter Wey, J. Gillespie, J. Monroe, K. Espeland, J. Lien; Third row, M. Leffler, D. Van Bockem, W. Hurley, T. Dean, B. Angelos, J. Brunk; Fourth row, J. Griffith, T. Barnes, T. Reimers, M. Johnson, S. Corey, H. Van De Vendel, B. Tjeerdsma; Fifth row, R. Severson, M. Esche, R. Oehlerking, B. Mitchell, K. Jervik, and Mrs. Craw- ford. 94 Seventh graders in chorus this year are (L-R), front row, D. Rice, B. Mit- chell, B. Anson, W. Hurley, M. Hoogen- doom, B. Tjeerdsma, M. Everhart, J. Griffith, M, Meyer; Second row, J. Wen- bourne, V. Smith, P. Konietzko, L. De- vitt, B. Angelos, G. Hoover, R. Aasheim, R. Molstad, P. Hammerstrom; Third row. A. Hohman, J. Paulson, C. Rudolph, K. Espeland, D. Edwards, J. Gillespie, C. McCann, J. Brunk, C. Schuttloffel, L. Paulson; Fourth row, J. Harris, S. Kum- lien, J. Monroe, M. Van Den Top, L. Gates, C. Van De Stroet, C. Johnson, M. Richter, J. Lien, G. Eiesland, B. Olseth, and J. Larson. This year's seventh grade basketball players are, (L-R), front row, B. Myers, M. Johnson, K. Rhead, B. Paulson, R. Boo- gard, R. Oehlerking, W. Hurley; Second row, D. Johnson, L. Block, B. An- son, M. Reierson, S. Corey, T. Reimers, B. Mitchell, Mr. Grimsrud; Third row, T. Monen, T. Dean, D. Van Bockem, B. Tjeerdsma, A. Hammerstrom, M. Everhart, and D. Fait. 95 The seventh grade cheer- leaders, Vickie Smith, Amy Hohman, and Jackie Lien, are busy making signs for their team. Seventh graders in Section I were (L-R), front row, Mrs. Molstad. R. Molstad, R. Juel, B. Myers, M. Reierson, R. Boogard, T. Monen, P. Volden; Second row, D. Edwards, P. French, J. Paulson B. Olseth, M. Richter, L. Gates, J. Wen- bourne; Third row, C. McCann, P. Hammerstrom, C. Johnson, J. Van De Stroet, J. Armstrong C. Schuttlo- ffel, M. Meyer; Fourth row P. Iverson, L. Devitt, G. Lottman, M. Hoogendoorn, R. Nelson, R. Aasheim, D. Kuehl, and M. Petterson. Not pictured, G. Krejci. Musicians in Junior High Band were (L-R), front row, G. Teach, R. Hill, B. Larson, N. Ellis, D. Mathison, L. Everhart, B. Jervik, J. Paulson, J. Gillespie; Second row, J. Tjeerdsma, M. Torkelson, L. Brenner, J. Lien, L. McKenney, V. Smith, G. Eiesland, P. Konietzko, T. Beitzel, A. Hohman, S. Kuehl; Third row, T. Hai- ling, D. Edwards, C. Schuttloffel, S. Johnson, S. Crawford, A. Hilt, C. Schuttloffel, J. Dykstra, G. Lottman, M. Richter, B. Angelos, D. Fait, T. Irons, J. Deinema; Fourth row, L. Haisch, G. Kroger, S. Corey, K. Jervik, B. Myers, C. Rudolph, D. Bulley, D. Putnam, D. Hermsen, B. Tjeerdsma, L. Sievers, T. Anderson, J. Mitchell, F. Svaren, B. Paulson, R. Hilt, J. Wen- bourne, and J. Brunk. u HKSl « '•' Seventh grade track team consists of (L-R) , front row, R. Oehlerking, B. Myers, M. Everhart, J. De- vitt, D. Kuehl, M. Johnson, A. Hammerstrom; Second row, Mr. Hermsen, B. Anson, M. Reierson, B. Mitchell, B. Paulson, K. Rhead, R. Bierschbach; Third row, T. Momen, D. Johnson, L. Block, G. Lottman, R. Boo- gard, R. Juel, D. Fait; Fourth row, P. Volden, B. Tjeerdsma, W. Hurley, T. Dean, D. Van Bockem, M. Petterson, and D. Kroger. South Sioux was 'DOA' (Dead On Arrival) as the seventh grade Homecoming float predicted. Section II students were (L-R), front row, R. Bierschbach, D. Kroger, D. Fait, T. Peterson, A. Hohman, S. Kumlien, R. Hilt, Mr. Ekle; Second row, R. Hilt, C. Johnson, K. Rhead, B. Paulson, B. Anson, A. Hammerstrom, M. Everhart, L. Block; Third row, C. Rudolph, G. Eies- land, V. Smith, J. Larson, L. Hawe, C. Van De Stroet, T. Johnson, T. Ramstad; Fourth row, J. Wiebe, T. Short, D. Johnson, B. Green, T. Fredrickson, J. P anH Eighth Grade Having finished their last year of Jr. High, the eighth graders look forward to High School with mixed feelings. An hour noon will become a thing of the past but being freshmen will also bring other new exper- iences to replace it. Officers include Scott Caswell, pres- ident; Tim Irons, vice-president; and Leonard Hurley sec- retary-treasurer . Wmdiny ty fi a £Pa U of SUfe Section I con (L-R), front row, Mr. Grimsrud, N. Hamburg, L. Brenner, D. Fossum, Lonon, L. Reynolds, Van Hunnik, L. Hais Second row, L. Everha D. Hermsen, C. Van Top, K. Beer, L. Sieve R. Hill, B. Boyer; Th row, D. Rice, C. Cou: ney, G. Hoffman, T. G: man, K. Ball, G. Krogi J. Hahn, J. Gettii Fourth row, K. Nelson, Johnson, D. Olseth, Beck, K. McCann, L. H gerson, D. Veldkamp, ( R. Sandness. Not p: tured, D. Christens� D. Mathison, and Schuttloffel. 98 Hanging signs to boost enthusiasm are the eighth grade cheerleaders, Marcia Torkelson, Brenda Jervik, and Lori Sievers. Winners in the Jr. High Division of the Local Science Fair were (L-R), front row, Rickey Juel, Randal Sever- son, Zachery Reimers; Second row, Mary Zeilstra, Stephanie Roti, Daniel Goodwyn. Players on the eighth grade basketball team were (L-R), front row, Mr. Hermsen, T. Anderson, T. Irons, C. Olson, S. Caswell, T. Johnson, P. Rock; second row, J. Aschinger, G. Kroger, T. Gilman, K. Nelson, E. In- gebrigtson, K. McCann, L. Hurley, D. Olseth; Third row, K. Ball, C. Courtney, G. Hoffman, P. Edwards, H. Menholt, G. Larson, J. Mitchell, and D. Larson 99 Eighth grade chorus members are (L-R), front row, P. Rock, P. Edwards, G. Lar- son, J. Hahn, K. Ball, S. Stensland, B. Braaten, D. Rice, M. Van Hunnik, M. Tork- elson, L. Brenner; Second row, T. Ander- son, S. Caswell, L. Helegerson, L. Hur- ley, T. Gilman, Z. Reimers, K. Me Cann, D. Olseth, G. Hoffman, K. Nelson, L. Haisch, L. Everhart, C. Schuttloffel, N. Hamburg; Third row, S. Crawford, B. Jer- vick, S. Kuehl, D. Christensen, K. Reilly, C. Van Den Top, N. Ellis, R.- Hill T. Dean, J. Getting, J. Tjeerdsma, K. Beer, D. Mathison, L. Reynolds, T. Beit- zel; Fourth row, M. Oakland, L. Borneman, B. Larson, B. Boyer, G. Teach, M. Muller, S. Kaublsch, D. Putnam, C. Olseth, L. Sievers, L. Pick, D. Crocker, J. Deinema, D. Hermsen. L. Carlstrom, L. Devitt, D. French, and A. Hilt. Students in Section II are (L-R), front row, M Oakland, T. Dean, S. Kau bisch, J. Deinema, J. Ham ran, K. Reilly, L. Carl strom, S. Lundstrom, Mr Van Hunnik; Second row M. Muller, C. Olseth, B Jervik, S. Kuehl, B. Lar son, T. Beitzel, D French, L. Devitt; Thir row, D. Bankson, G. Bald win, R. Ness, M. Block T. Williams, P. Iverson V. Myrabo, S. Stensland Fourth row, J. Tjeerdsma S. Vaksdal, C. Sorum, C Glenn, E. Ingelbrigtson S. Caswell, T. Irons, an J. Dykstra. 100 Members of Section III are (L-R), front row, D. Goodwyn, L. Bor- neman, Z. Reimers, S. Crawford, B. Braaten, M. Zeilstra, L. Sivertson, Mr. Hermsen; Second row, N. Ellis, P. Rock, M. Torkelson, R. Johnson, G. Teach, J. Aschinger, N. Van De Stroet, R. Brynjulson; Third row, T. Dupuy, L. McKenney, D. Larson, A. Hilt, J. Mitchell, F. Svaren, G. Larson, S. Roti; Fourth row, T. Hailing, T. An- derson, D. Putnam, C. Olson, D. Crocker, H. Menholt, L. Pick, P. Ed- wards. Not pictured, L. Hurley and R. Stens- land. The eighth graders based their float for the Homecoming Parade on the song I Never Promised You a Rose Garden. Making up this years eighth grade track team are (L-R), front row, Mr. Hermsen, M. Block, J. Dykstra, G. Kroger, D. Olseth, G. Hoffman, T. Johnson, Mr. Grimsrud; Second row, V. Myrabo, T. Anderson, J. Mitchell, K. Nelson, C. Olson, T. Irons, S. Caswell; Third row, C. Courtney, K. Mc- Cann, D. Veldkamp, C. Glenn, R. Sandness, K. Beck, and E. Ingebrigt- son. 101 Charles Hammer (illjrigtte (Jflickelsott (Kbncia Ban ockern (§ary mbrsor 4ffltrl|ael aatjes HenKtte JMtail] JJebra Cems Bodney jscbmlle A. ) A surprised but happy Leola receives her crown during coronation. B. ) Mr. Gross installs Brad and in- forms him of his duties as Master. C. ) Returning for their second ap- pearance, the Faculty 5, consisting of various teachers, entertained the court with some popular songs. D. ) Curt Gilbertson is shown swinging through his starring role as the ape in Gitarzan , a skit put on bv the creative writing class. E. ) Marcus Sogn acted as the chim- ney sweeper in the Swing Choir's presentation of two Mary Poppen's songs. 106 E.) Leola and Brad clap and sing along while the school song is played during the pep assembly before the Homecoming parade. A. ) Telling jokes and introducing various acts is Doug Pederson's job as he acts as master of ceremonies during the comation program. B. ) Tearful, but happy. Queen Leola is congratu- lated by friends, relatives, and other royalty mem- bers . C. ) CHS students gather around the burning C for the traditional bonfire, while the cheerleaders lead the student body through several cheers. D. ) Queen Leola gives the football players and cheerleaders. Deb Hoover and Denise Larsgaard, good luck pennies to keep the Homecoming spirit going during the game. 107 (Ou i 'iime of Cffemiecevmmy A. ) Mr. Hoff points out in his annual pep talk what a beautiful ex- perience a victory can be. B. ) Chris Goodwyn looks full of smiles and confident as she leads cheers during the pep assembly. C. ) The South Sioux Cardinals just didn't have what it takes to keep up with the charging C-Hawks. D. ) Coach Coplan puts in his last few words to fire up the Hawks for the big game. E. ) Forrest Lien gain- ed some yardage for his 108 A. ) Celebrating has just begun for our victorious Hawks. B. ) We're proud of you Hawks! Yell the fans to our great Hawks. C. ) The final score was 24-14 in favor of the Hawks. D. ) Guys and girls, rock beat, dancing, and a band named Sod high- lighted the Homecoming Week. ODD 24 14 3 5 4 c. 109 On a warm spring evening in May, CHS seniors walk across an Oriental Bridge as honored guests at the Junior—Senior Banquet. The hand painted picture, Chinese lan- terns, streamers, and colored flowers create an Oriental Garden at- mosphere . After the Banquet is opened with silent prayer, John Hurley, junior class presi- dent, welcomes every- one and introduces, folk singer, Frank Thomas. Sophmores selected to serve at the dinner are (L-R), front row, D. Irons, S. Heath, D. Putnam, K. Riley, and B. VanBuskirk; second row, M. Cranny, S. Bunkers, J. Koopsma, D. Johnson, and C. Martel1, 110 0 uenlal ( a u enb Wearing bright flow- ered kimonas, the other servers are front row, D. Anderson, D. Verley, R. Block, J. Geraets, and M. Hurley; second row; E. Richter, L. Schultz, J. Crawford, D, Hermsen, and K. Ged- stad. Ill Pummel of ’72 A. ) After the Junior-Senior Banquet, CHS Students and their guests entered a roman- tic summer scene at 8:00 P.M. for the 1972 prom. B. ) Everyone danced his own style to the rock music pro- vided by the Cold Rolled Steel String Band. C. ) Nancy Messerli is caught smiling at her escort, Charlie Hammer. 112 ood tfimeb A. ) Marcia Fossum and her daCe pause at the Summer of 72 heart. B. ) Girls and guys gather around the well for a cool drink of punch. C. ) The Summer of 72 prom night is over. Let's share the special memories of music, dan- cing, and flowers. awUoM Flower: Rose Colors: Light Blue Motto: It is the and Dark Blue Morning of Our Lives In the fall of 1968, 107 new freshmen entered this building. We were all searching for a dream, seeking a meaning to this life. Some of us have found it, or part of it. And others of us have found nothing...no one...not even ourselves. We came here undecided but feeling that we would dis- cover who we wanted to be. We have looked forward to our senior year since the beginning. In some ways it has exceeded reality. On May 25, 1972, eighty-four seniors came to a crossroad. We all met at the same place as we graduated, but we then had to decide which road we would follow next. There are many different roads to be traveled, but we each have to decide because we are all uniquely different and each of us have our own direction in life. However, many of us may take longer to find that one particular road, but we will all continue on, trying different roads in our search for the right direction. 116 Douglas Nelson President Glenda Van Boekem Secretary-Treasurer Daniel Hurley Vice-Predident Seniors awarded with All-High Letters are, (L-R), J. Crawford, D. Crawford, T. Ulrickson, G. Van Bockem, C. Mic- kelson, C. Nutter, S. Larson, and L. Ander- son. A student must letter in two major ac- tivities and earn at least 50 points through his four years of high school. Jim Espeland Wilma Van Den Top Bradley Messerli Van Leffler Anna Camp Douglas Carlson The class of '72 spent many hours of hard work building their homecoming float entry, Victory Over the Rainbow. Se- lected the most beautiful float in the parade, it featured a colorful rain- bow made from a combina- tion of tissue flowers. Alan Myers Karen Ralfs Gary Anderson Diane Schleisman Curt Stensland Theresa Ulrickson Lynn Schluter Robert Reierson Robin Edmunds The Baush Lomb Science Award was given to Brad Angelos for his outstanding achievement in the field of science. Glenda Van Bockern was the DAR representative. Douglas Olseth Rhonda Reiners 119 Janet Crawford Joseph Peterson Jeanne Veenis Paul Sogn Deborah Myers Recipient of the Ness Memorial Award as the outstanding senior football play- er was Brad Messerli. He was chosen by his teammates on the basis of sportman- ship, leadership, and playing ability. 120 Performing before the student body, Glenda Van Bockern and Christie Mickel- son do their own thing at the Senior Assembly. Marla Everhart David Hailing Deborah Markle Bruce Volden Deborah Griffith Debra Crawford Charles Hammer Leola Anderson Forrest Lien Kristin Anderson Curtis Gilbertson The senior class once again operated the conces- sion stand during home games. The profit was add- ed to the senior fund to pay for a new scoreboard. The scoreboard, used for last seasons basketball games, features an attach- ment for future wrestling matches. Contributing their time and effort are Miss Hartsook, D. Myers, S. Lar- son, T. Eneboe, K. Ander- son, and D. Crawford. There'8 a bird 'splat!' was one of the few things heard in all of the commotion in the senior skit, which high- lighted the assembly program. Various phrases could be heard comic- ally mimicking differ- ent areas of life. Jerry Clark Carol Nutter Douglas Glenn Linda Devitt Craig Frislie Twyla Veldkamp Seniors chosen from their U. S. Government classes to visit the State legislature in Pierre were back row, (L-R), P. Sogn, B. Angelos, D. Olsen, D. Hurley; third row, T. Ene- boe, D. Schleisman, K. Cranny K. Ralphs; second row, R. Solem, T. Ulricksor D. Busman; front row, M. Fossum, and M. Stearns. Bruce Eiesland Ruth Solem Harlan Paulson Marcia Fossum LeRoy Johnson Connie Sinning Susan Dozark Rodney Schneller Christie Mickelson Douglas Pederson Debra Lems David Aurit Donna Holmes was given recogni- tion for her outstanding ability in the area of nome economics. She was named the CHS Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tommorrow. At the Honors Assembly Tacey Eneboe and Rodney Schneller received All-All High Letters. A student must earn at least 150 points ,in two major activities to receive this award. Julie Vander Waerdt Michele Stearns David Sorlye Robert Wastell Donna Holmes 0uA ime 126 Senior assembly chairman, Theresa Ulrickson, presents junior class pres- ident, John Hurley, with a token of ap- preciation for being such good ’suckeri Special entertainment is presented at the Senior assembly when some of the good looking senior boys got together to form a chorus line. Jeff Armstrong Sandra Larson Ardyce Plucker Michael Schuttloffel Dean Myhre Berdine Heath Don Pottratz and five senior boys took the annual two-week trip to Washington, D.C. Making the trip last summer were C. Hammer, M. Schuttloffel, D. Olsen, D. Hurley, D. Nelson, and Mr. Pottratz. Christine Goodwyn Dean Aasheim Daryl Olsen Darla Busmann Kathleen Cranny Gary Delvo Stephanie Konietzko Scott Peterson Steven Larsgaard Cynthia Hoeppner Tacey Eneboe Brad Angelos Chosen the most outstanding sen- ior girl and boy were Michele Stearns and Doug Nelson. Mr. Tupper presented each of them with the book I Dare You, a collection of inspira- tional writings. Michael Naatjes Bonnie Mohr Dennis Fossum Not pictured is: Arnold Lundstrom Richard Uthe Duane Wiebe Mune to 80 (Off and fixfilc a Chris Goodwyn and Theresa Ulrickson spark enthusiasm during the Senior as- sembly. Along with Paul Sogn and Jean Vennis, they read the prophecies and had fun joking with the Junior class. Brad Messerli is shown in one of his favorite offensive plays, driving in for a lay-up, and it scored two points, against Harrisburg. Going in for a lay-up is one of our seniors by the name of Rod Schnel- ler. Some of the seniors also distinguishing themselves in the sport of football, as we see 14 Brad Mes— serli, 33, Gary Anderson, 23, Rod Schneller, and 43, Doug Olseth, who has just been tackled after hav- ing made a good gain in yardage. Against Beresford Bob Reierson leads the fast-break to score two. Brad Mes- serli is seen coming in to cover the rebound. 131 A vme fat c€fieeM am Aectto Eighty-four seniors com- pleted the requirements necessary for graduation and received their diplomas at commencement exercises on May 25, Jerry Simmons, president of Jerry Simmons Associates from Sioux Falls save the main address. Maximizing your Talents. The baccalaureate ser- vices were held the preced- ing Sunday with Father Roney delivering the sermon. Students from the grad- uating class will encount- er various experiences throughout life. Many will be attending college and vocational schools next fall, while some are entering the working field. Scholastic and athletic scholarships were awarded to students wishing to continue to excel in their field of outstanding abi- lity. Graduates given membership in the National Honor Society are, (L-R), Theresa Ulrickson, Glenda Van Boc- kem, Paul Sogn, Diane Schleisman, and Tacey Eneboe. 132 Leola Anderson happily accepts her diploma from school board mem- ber, Don Anderson. As Jeanne experiences tears of sadness, Debi gives her a reassuring 133 CLASS OF '72 ---SENIORS Aasheim, Dean-14,128 Anderson, Gary-44,45,105,118,131 Anderson, Kris-18,25,26,122 Anderson, Leola-8,13,16,18,41,104,166 107,109,117,122,133 Angelos, Brad-27,29,32,36,37,119,124, 129 Armstrong, Jeff-127 Aurit, David-125 Busmann, Darla-124,128 Camp, Anna-117 Carlson, Doug-45,117 Clark, Jerry-45,123 Cranny, Kathy-8,124,128 Crawford, Debi-8,9,13,117,122,133, Crawford, Janet-8,24,32,33,35,117,126 Delvo, Gary-26,29,45,128, Devitt, Linda-123 Dozark, Susan-8,24,32,35,125, Edmunds, Robin-119 Eiesland, Bruce-124 Eneboe, Tacey-8,10,11,18,25,26,28,31, 32,33,35,36,122,124,125 129,132 Espeland, Jim-27,29,30,31,117 Everhart, Marla-8,16,24,121 Fossum, Dennis-130 Fossum, Marcia-113,124 Frislie, Craig-123 Gilbertson, Curt-25,26,29,106,122 Glenn, Doug-58,123 Goodwyn, Chris-9,13,16,17,25,39,41,108 130, Griffith, Debby-4,121 Hailing, David-14,45,57,58,59, Hammer, Charlie-9,44,45,48,56,57,58,59 105,112,122,128, Heath, Berdine-12,105,127, Hoeppner, Cynthia-129 Holmes, Donna-18,41,125,126, Hurley, Dan-26,29,48,116,124,128, Johnson, LeRoy-27,29,30,45,124, Konietzko, Stephanie-8,12,27,32,129 Larsgaard, Steve-33,36,129 Larson, Sandy-8,11,27,28,30,31,32,35, 117,122,127 Leffler, Van-25,26,27,29,30,32,36,37, 117 Lems, Debby-9,38,39,52,53,54,55,105, 125 Lien, Forrest-26,27,29,30,44,108,122 Lundstrom, Arnie-130 Markle, Debbie-121 Messerli, Brad-9,44,45,47,48,56,57,58 104,106,107,117,120, 131 Mickelson, Christie-10,26,27,29,30,31 41,105,112,113, 117,121,125 Mohr, Bonnie-8,11,130 Myers, Alan-26,29,30,31,33,44,45,118 Myers, Debby-8,25,26,120,122, Myhre, Dean-127,130 Naatjes, Mike-105,130 Nelson, Doug-8,9,26,27,29,30,31,45,116 128,129 Nutter, Carol-9,16,17,24,55,27,41,123 Olsen, Daryl-14,26,27,29,33,37,124,128 Olseth, Douglas-45,57,119,131 Paulson, Harlan-14,15,18,24,27,29,44, 45,47,124 Pederson, Doug-24,48,107,125 Peterson, Joe-120 Peterson, Scott-129 Plucker, Ardyce-127 Ralfs, Karen-118,124 Reierson, Bob-44,45,48,57,58,59,119,131 Reiners, Rhonda-119 Rock, Don-14,48,130 Schleisman, Diane- 12,118,124,132 Schlutter, Lynn-25,26,119 Schneller, Rod-32,33,36,37,44,45,48,51 56,57,58,59,105,125.131 Schuttioffel, Mike-32,35,36,27,127,128 Sinning, Connie-8,27,1 4 Sogn, Paul-25,14,15,27,29,30,31,120,124 132 Solem, Ruth-8,11,24,124 Sorlye, Dave-126 Stearns, Michele-8,10,27,33,36,37,124, 126,129 Stensland, Curt-44,45,118 Ulrlckson, Theresa-11,18,24,25,26,27, 31,117,118,124,126 130,132 Uthe, Dick-130 Van Bockern, Glenda-8,10,13,24,26,27, 33,105,116,117, 119,121,132 134 flBu ineM- Ume Van Den Top, Wilma-117 Vander Waerdt, Julie-126 Van Laar, Joni-130 Veenis, Jeanne-8,11,13,18,2A,120,133 Veldkamp, Twyla-123 Volden, Bruce-14,121 Wastell, Bob-14,126 Wiebe, Duane-130 Town and Country Lanes Finest Food and Recreation Phone 987-5942 Canton, S. D. CLASS OF '73 - -JUNIORS Amundson, Dave-22,32,33,35,76,79,80, 81 Amundson, Ron-14,33,44,57,76 Balcom, June-26,27,28,31,76 Ball, Charlie-76 Bartling, Doug-44,45,57,76 Beck, Angela-8,10,11,12,26,28,33,36, 37,76,81 Boyer, Frank-14,76 Bunkers, Julie-8,27,28,30,76,79 Busmann, Allen-14,77 Cliaon, Dale-8,27,29,30,77 Comford, Becky-18,77 Cornelius, Donna-77 Danielson, Dave-26,29,33,77,79,80,81 Dozark, Terry-48,56,57,59,77 Edwards, Doug-77 Eneboe, Ronnie-26,29,33,37,77,80 Everhart, Gail-8,10,12,41,77 Farmer's State Bank Locally Owned Independent Bank FDIC Canton, S.D. Fodness, Dale-29,33,77 Fodness, Jeanine-8,10,11,13,26,27,28, 31,32,33,35,36,76, 77,79,81 Fox, Kevin-44,77 French, Jim-44,56,57,58,59,77 Geraets, Cheryl-26,28,30,77 Goodwyn, Jane-10,16,27,28,41,77 Greig, Stephan-77 Hahn, Bonnie-77 Hall, Bob-14,77 Haugen, Julie-8,27,28,30,31,41,77 Helder, Gary-32,35,77 Helgeson, Delores-9,11,16,27,28,30,31 39,77,79,81 135 Henke, Bruce-27,30,29,44,77 Hicks, Steve-77 Hill, DeAnn-8,12,13,28,35,52,53,77 Hoeppner, Cathy-78 Hoover, Debbie-9,10,12,38,39,41,78, 107 Hovrud, Gail-8,10,12,26,28,32,35,78 81 Hurley, John-11,26,29,48,57,76,78,80, 81 Ingebrigtson, Dawn-8,11,12,28,76,78 Iverson, Barb-78 Johnson, Kirk-45,48,56,57,78 Jonnes, Steve-57,78 Juel, Paul-27,29,31,48,57,78 Knutson, Roger-78 Koopsma, Donald-78 Kuehl, Peggy-10,11,12,16,27,28,33,37 78,81 Larsgaard, Denise-9,12,27,28,30,32,39, 54,55,78,79,107 Lien, Patty-8,26,28,30,31,41,78,79 Lier, Mary-8,33,37,78 McCann, Janet-18,78 McVay, Pat-10,45,56,57,59,79,80,81 Mathison, Rosalie-32.35.79 Mickelson, Clifford-8,11,27,28,29,30, 31,33,79 Miedema, Raymond-16,23,29,79 Mikkelson, John-32,36,79 Myers, Greg-44,45,48,56,57,58,76,79,8 81 Olson, Terry-79 Opland, Richard-44.57.79 Pedersen, Dennis-8,22,23,79,16,17 Peterson, Danny-44,45,56,57,79 Rager, Tom-79 Ralfs, Sandy-8,55,53,79 Reilly, Kevin-57,80 Rhead, Rodney-44,45,48,57,80,81 Richter, Janice-9,13,26,28,30,31,80 Rikansrud, Kirk-27,29,30,80 Schleisman, Dean-80 Sogn, Marc-14,15,26,27,29,30,31,106,80 Sorenson, Gordon-45,48,80 Thies, Cindy-41,80 Tokle.Son la-32.80 Twedt, Kathy-80 Ulridkson, Amy-8,32,'54,55.80 Ulrikson, Scott-4‘T,36, i7,58,81 Veenis, Gerry-81 White, Bonnie-9,12,28,55,79,81 Williams, Charlene-81 Williams, Stephen-81 Zeilstra, Joyce-12,27,28,81 Dakota Fertiziler Company Complete Fertiziler and Chemical Needs for Farms, Gardens, and Lawns 987-5523 Canton, S. D. Everhart Business Service Betty Ann Everhart 408 West 5th Canton, S. D. Phone 987-2843 Tollinger Studio -phone- Rock Rapids Canton 472-3588 987-2645 Iowa Public Service The Service People 217 East 5th, Canton, S. D, Phone 987-2675 L L Motor Supply Everything for your Auto-motive needs 305 West 5th, Canton, S. D. Otis Radio Electric Corp. Congratulations to CHS Graduates __Zb2S£_2§Z=2642________ 136 Dr. R. F. Derby Chiropractor 109 South Broadway Canton, S. D. 57013 __________Et� QU£_2fi2=S441___________ Dick's Texaco Finest in Products And Service WE Give S H Green Stamps A and R Food Hart Specializing in Price, Quality and Service We Give S and H Green Stamps J. Anderson and Sons The finest in furniture buys 115 West 5th Stredt Canton, S. D. 5I3weIT-CorporatIon Phone 987-2603 Canton, S. D. Canton “COT C?BTB PT5 J0ET3-Corp7-- Quality Concrete Products Phone 987-2639 ____________P. 0. Box 258____________ Canton Lockers Custom Butchering Processing Phone 987-2452 924 East 5th Canton, S. D. Nold7 REXALL Ph armacy Your friendly drug store 109 South Main Canton, S. D. 57013 Phone 987-2661 Whitter's THE Clothing Store 109 East 5th Street ____________CantoQA_SJ._DJ________ Peterson's Our Own Hardware GE Appliances Hardware 201 East 5th Street Canton, S. D. 57013 ------------EUfloe_222=2421_______ Coast to Coast For Hardware and Farm Needs 105 East 5th Street _________987-5404 Canton. S. D,__ Lintvedt Insurance Realty We Sell Today-We Serve Always 201 South Main Phone 987-5723 Mr. Stan's Beauty Salon Shampoo, Set, and Styling 102 South Main, Canton, S. D. Phone 987-5582 Farmers Coop Oil Company Gas-Oil-Tires-Grease On The Farm Service 987-2641 Canton, S. D. Farmers Lumber Best in Lumber Dial Our Number 987-5771 302 East 6th, Canton, S. D. 57013 137 CLASS OF '74 - -SOPHOMORES Aasheim, June-12,52,54,55,88 Aasheim, June-12,52,54,55,82. Aasheim, Sharon-82 Aasheim, June-12,52,54,55,82 Aasheim, Sharon-82 Anderson, Dave-44,57,82,111 Anderson, Drew-26,29,82 Anderson, Richard-50,56,57,58,59,82 Anderson, Susan-11,28,33,35,82 Angelos, Melanie-11,26,28,30,32,35,36 Antrim, Delbert-82 Asper, Richard-33,37,44,57,59,83 Ball, Cynthia-28,83 Benson, Jamie-83 Block, Randy-56,57,83 Block, Rickie-44,50,56,57,59,83,111 Bomeman, Debbie-83 Braaten, Alan-14,83 Bunkers, Signe-32,12,83,110 Camp, Monika-83 Courtney, Marjory-33,35,83 Cranny, Mary-11,12,13,22,26,28,82,83, 110 Crawford, Joan-13,28,31,32,35,40,83, 111 Dean, Terry-44,57,83 Deinema, Stephen-33,44,57,83 Dupey, Martha-12,83 Edwards, Becky-83 Ellis, Harley-14,83 Eneboe, Randi-12,27,28,32,83 Everhart, Myma-83 Feucht, Lowell-14,83 Gedstad, Karen-26,27,28,30,31,40,41,55 83.111 Geraets, Jim-26,29,44,50,57,83,111 Gillespie, David-14,15,83 Gilman, Mari-18,83 Goodwyn, Craig-57,84 Hahn, Wendy-84 Hammond, Terry-56,57,84 Hanson, Brad-32,26,29,84 Hanson, Mark-14,29,84 Hardy, Marilyn-12,28,84 Hawe, Donna-33,35,84 Heath, Sterling-26,29,44,50,56,57,59, 84,110 Hermsen, Darcy-16,22,23,28,32,53,55, 40.84.111 Hoeppner. Cheri-22.84 Hoffman, Mike-44,50,57,84 Hurley, Mickey-23,28,50,57,84,111, Irons, Dave-11,18,32,37,50,56,58,59, 82,84,85,110 Jervik, Greg-15,44,84 Johnson, Dalyce-27,28,32,35,36,55,84, 87.110 Kaubisch, Betty-84 Knutson, Kenny-27,29,85 Koopsma, Joan-12,27,28,30,52,53,55,85, 110 Krejci, Darlene-23,85 Kroger, Paulette-11,12,85 Lease, Mary-11,28,85 Leffler, Daryl-22,33,85 Martell, Cindy-16,17,28,85,110 Mercer, Jackie-85 Messerli, Nancy-16,17,22,26,28,33,40, 52,53,55,85,112 Molstad, Mark-85 Muller, Steve-44,85 Nelson, Lowell-85 Nelson, Terry-44,57,85 Olseth, DuWayne-45,56,59,85 Olson, Brian-44,50,56,57,85 Peterson, Cathy-18,85 Peterson, Julie-12,86 Plucker, Kathy-86 Putnam, David-44,50,57,59,86,110 Reilly, Kent-44,50,57,86,110 Richter, Eileen-11,12,28,32,37,52,55, 86.111 Sandness, John-44,86 Schultz, Laura-12,27,28,54,55,86,111 Severson, Lorrie-12,28,86 Short, Steve-14,44,57,59,86 Short, Terrv-86 Siegenthaler, Barb-28,86 Sievers, Dana-18,86 Sorenson, Lori-86 Stalheim, Mark-27,29,30,86 Stratmeyer, Arlin-14.86 Stratmeyer, Mike-86 Svaren, Miriam-28,32,86 Synders,Richard-86 Thonnodsgard, Kim-86 Tilstra, Lorraine-12,26,28,86 TJeerdsma, Kenny-27,29,33,36,37,57,86 Ulrickson, David-14,15,44,86 138 CLASS OF '75 - -FRESHMEN VanBuskirk, Bruce-18,32,35,82,86,110 Van Den Top, Melvin-18,86 Veldkamp, Patsy-52,55,87 Verley, David-29,45,50,56,57,59,87,85, 111 Wastell, Patricia-22,23,87 Wiebe, Gail-87 Zeilstra, Jerry-14,29,87 Amundson's Dry Goods Anderson's Dairy Brown and Myrabo Canton Apparel Shop Canton Community Federal Credit Union Canton Livestock Sales Co. Canton Veterinary Clinic Crawford Implement Co. Deinema Ford Dr. R. B. Bunkers 0. D. Dr. George Goodman D. D. S. Dr. F. A. Nutter D. 0. Fait Chevrolet-Pontiac First Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n Gambles-Les And Marian Hardy Gateway Motel Haugen's Jewelry Heiskell Trading Post Imperial Barber Shop Jr. and Toddlers Shop Martin's Variety MoIs tad Drug Ofstad's Champlin Orv's Shoe Service Physicians Medical Center Rudolph and Bogue, Attorneys Russ's Barber Shop Sioux Valley News Soderstrom Machine Shop Town House Bakery The Coffee Shop Cafe Wallem's Oil Co. Wayside-Inn Wegner's Clothes Shop Willie's Standard Service Purchased a Backtrackin' Aasheim, Barb-12,88 Amen, Doug-51,88, Amundson, Susan-12,33,88 Anderson, Nic-88 Anderson, Tim-33,46,51,57,88 Angelos, Melissa-22,23,28,29,33,88 Anson, Kim-12,40,53,54,55,88 Antrim, Julie-12,88 Armstrong, Kevin-14,46,88 Baker, Jane-12,89 Berg, Teresa-12,32,36,55,89 Birgen, Patty-12,33,55,89 Bjorneberg, Tim-15,51,46,57,89 Borneman, Nancy-12,89 Boyer, Dan-89 Boyer, Penny-89 Brenner, Carol-12,89 Brunk, Kevin-14,46,89 Brynjulson, Curt-29,89 Comford, Pan� -11 on Cornelius, Laurie-12,89 Cue,Debbie-12,89 Deinema, Mark-32,46,57,89 Delvo, Sandy-22,28,29,33,52,53,54,55,89, Edmunds, Nina-12,89 112 Ellis, Terry-14,89 Erickson, Danny-49,89 Erickson, Vernon-89 Farus, Mona-22,28,29,33,54,55,89,112 Fodness, Grace-28,33,89 Fossum, Deb-12.89 Fossum, Jim-14,89 Fox, Carol-12,22,28,28,29,32,53,54,55,89 Frislie, Larry-90 Gillespie, Jan-55,90 Goodman, James-29,90 Gordy, Rhonda-90 Grane, Suzanne-32,90 Green, Debbie-90 Hall, Elizabeth-12,90 Harris, Larry-46,90 Harris, Linda-90 Haugen, Konnie-28,32,55,53,90 Heeren, Linda-54,55,90 Helder, Dennis-11,33,90 Helder, Steve-32,51,57,90 Hermann, Janet-12,90 Hicks, Laurie-12,32,90 Hilt, Vernon-14,15,90 139 Hoffman, Cindv-90 Hohman, Eric-29,46,51,57,88,90 Hoover, Tanna-32,35,54,55,91 Iverson, Dan-91 Johnson, Dean-91 Johnson, Doug A.-46,51,57,91 Johnson, Doug C.-91 Johnson, Roger-49,91 .Tonnes. Kevin-46.51.57,59,91 Kaffar, Doug-46,91 Knorr, Allan-91 Knorr, Steven-51,91 Kuehl, Cynthia-12,28,33,91 Larson, Craig-14,15,29,33,91 Lems, Susie-12,40,54,55,91 Lottman, James-33,91 Loveland. Jane-12.22,31,33,52,53,54,55,91 McKinney, Doug-91 McVay, Tim-91 Martell, Mike-14,56,57,91 Messerli, Jeanne-12,13,22,28,32,35,40, 52,53,55,91 Meyer, Susan-12,91 Mikkelson, Bill-46,51,57,91 Molstad, Charlie-32,46,51,91 Muller, Charlie-46,91 Myers, Denise-22,28,31,32,35,91 Myers, Pam-28,33,36,37,40,54,55,88,91 Nelson, Tom-46,92 Novak, John-92 Oakland, Mary-12,92 Olson, Tom-92 Orstad. Cindv-92 Paulson, Julie-12,32,92 Paulson, Paul-92 Paulson, Rodney-29,46,51,57,92 Paulson, Roger-29,46,51,57,92 Petterson, Jeff-14,92 Pick, Glenda-12,92 Ralfs, Ricky-92 Rock, Michael-14,46,92 Rowland, Wendy-92 Rudolph, Dan-33,46,51,57,92 Sanderson, Susan-12,92 Schuttloffel, Kim-28,29,33,36,37,54,55, 92 Schwarting, Dave-46,51,57,92 Severson, Vicki-12,92 Schort, Jackie-12,92 Solem, Norman-92 Sorum, Roger-14,92 Stalheim, Marshall-46,51,92 Stearns, Mark-33,29,92 Stengel, Ronald-92 Thorsby, Kristie-12,93 Twedt, Sharon-12,28,93 Van Bockern, Diane-32,35,88,93 Van de Vendel, Larry-14,93 Veenis, Jon-46,51,57,93 Veenis, Nancy-12,54,55,93 Volden, Mark-93 White, Cheryl-12,28,93 White Ronnie-46,93 Wiebe, Kevin-14,93 Wildeboer, Verlyn-46,93 Wiemann, Mark-46,49,93 CLASS OF '77 - -SEVENTH GRADE . CLASS OF '76 - -EIGHTH GRADE. . FACULTY FOR THE YEAR 1971-72 ON STUDENT COUNCIL ----63 .94-97 .98-101 PAGES 62-73 140 0 ntor oollo i Icito prosa V , v-—'TX, • ■ ■ p -- ’y V -v w -v - ‘ ' - v'-: • V if _ . 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