Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

Backtrackin’ 1978 Canton High School Editors: Peg Brynjulson, Lisa Miller, Renee Baker Assistant Editor: Karol Pederson Photographer: Todd Messerli Contributing Photographers: Lanny Frick, Dave Brynjulson Advisor: Tom Reaves Table Of Contents Seniors pages 6-27 Athletics pages 38-41 48-64 Administration pages 29-36 Underclassman pages 90-112 Student Life pages 42-47 66-79 Music pages 82-89 Group Activities pages 113-121 Class Motto: “We re not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and love today.” Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Blue and Silver CLASS OF 78 Pete VanVeldhuizen President Marleen Johnson Secretary Lisa Corey Vice-President Arne Anderson Treasurer Kathy Aasen Dave Abbas Cindy Anderson Renee Baker Lori Baldwin Wayne Beer Richard Beitzel Cassandra Blackford Alan Bong Diane Brenner Dave Brynjulson Peg Brynjulson Dan Bunkers Tanya Christensen Liz Coplan Rhonda Courtney Curt Crawford Barb Eckert Art DenHoed Barb Ellis Madonna Everhart Tracee Fields Lanny Frick Kelvin Gillett Terry Glenn Kristi Green Rick Haisch Diane Hamran Candi Helmer Bonnie Henke Paula Hicks Mike Hitzman Pam Hamburg Hoffman Glenda Hoover Dominic Jones Alan Hurley Marshall Irons Tammy Jonnes Darcee Juel Wendy Kaubisch Cheryl Knorr Brenda Roti Larsgaard Laurie Larson John Lems Steve London Susan Romereim Lottman Patty Mercer Mark Messerli Lisa Miller Mary Jo Mitchell Darcy Mohr Randy Muller Kristie Myrabo Linda Nelson Mark Nelson Marcia Olson Tim Olson John Ostraat Karol Pederson Steve Peterson Alan Plucker Brad Pottratz Kay Raymon Debra Smith Rhead Sharyl Stonefield Rice Daniel Richter Kirk Roberts Alice Rock Steve Sandnes Karen Schmitz Janet Short Lori Short Mick Stalheim Craig Stearns David Steensland Jay Strasser Vickie VanderWaert Suzanne Wellman i Tami Wenbourne Teresa Winter We're not afraid of tommorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and love today. Debbie White Darla Wiebe A. B-C-D. The cast for The Family Man included, back row: Student director, P. Brynjulson, J. Trumbull, M. Hitzemann, P. VanVeldhuizen, L. Coplan, R. Baker, D. Richter, and director, G. Schultz. Front row: M. Nelson, A. Bong, K. Gillett, K. Pederson, T. Wenbourne, K. Aasen, N. Schultz, and L. Corey. Bill (K. Gillett) receives many things including (B) friendly neighborly visits, (C) a gentle scolding, and (D) a final pinch- of-the-cheek to let him know that they understand! E. Student director. Peg Brynjul son, and director, Mr. Cary Schultz, finally relax after many hours of hard work. The Senior Class Presents The Family Man A. Nancy (T. Wenboume) and Roger (A. Bong) are glad to have their father (K. Gillett) home, but Mrs. Cahill (K. Pederson) inter- rupts the happy homecoming. B. W. Kaubisch, L. Short, R. Courtney, and P. Hicks, all part of the make- up committee, help put the final touches on the production. D. Mrs. Beeman (R. Baker) always had some advice to give. E. T. Olson, C. Stearns, and J. Ostraat worked behind the scenes on staging and lights. F. C.V. (K. Aasen) discusses impor- tant business matters with Ellen (K. Pederson). C. Good news of a perfect recovery sets the Cahills dancing. Administration Members of the school board are, back row: Charles Kuehl, William Slade, Gerrit Van Den Top, Lee Everhart, Arnold Lund, and Earl Dean. Front row: Delbert Gerlach Dick Hoffman, Bernard Schneller, Virgil Woltoff, and John Eckert. Bernard Schneller is the business manager at CHS. C. Delbert Gerlach is the principal at CHS. A. Jackie Short, a former graduate of CHS, is Superintendent Earl Dean's secretary. B. Mothering 550 students is Vivian Fossum, secretary for Principal Gerlach. C. Helping students with their future plans, John Hegg is Guidance Counselor at CHS. Mr. Hegg also supervises the con- cession stand at the high school activities. D. E. Loretta Hailing and Kay Schneller assist in handling the business activities of the Canton schools. George Gross, assistant principal, teaches Algebra II, analysis, and consumer math. A. B. C. Rhoda Christensen teaches seventh grade English and social studies. Teaching seventh and eighth grade social studies is Aries VanHunnik. Delores Molstad teaches seventh grade social studies and eighth grade language arts. D. v E. Wayne Hermsen teaches seventh and eighth grade math. Mr. Hermsen is also the coach for junior high athletics. Teaching seventh and eighth grade science and math is Dan Anderson. Mr. Anderson also coaches junior high athletics. D F. Gordon Grimsrud teaches seventh and eighth grade science and is also a junior high basketball coach. A. B. C. D. Helping the custodians out is M. Siegenthaler. Full-time custodians are : K. Jones, R. James, and C. Hartland. Bus drivers are, Back row: R. Kleinschmidt, D. VanHolland, W. Hermsen, M. Rhode, D. Wege- ner, and D. Lundstrom. Front row: B. Moulton, B. Sch- neller, R. Hammond, and D. Lien. Not pictured are D. Dahl, C. Johnson, J. Jones, D. Torkelson, and B. Van Zee. Preparing the noon meal for approximately 750 people on school days are: L. Beer, L. Mercer, A. Johnson, S. Reilly, B. Braaten, C. McVay, M. Rom- mereim, and D. Brynjulson. Wayne Hermsen punches lunch tickets for hungry CHS students and faculty. A. Burdell Coplan teaches speech, sociology, and law. Mr. Coplan is also varsity football coach and athletic director of CHS. B. Teaching chemistry, IPS, and physics is David Crabtree. Mr. Crabtree is the coach for varsity wrestling and is assistant varsity football coach. C. Throughout the year Renee Rebnord teaches drams, novel, advanced composition, mass media, creative writing, psychology, and English I. Ms. Rebnord coaches declam and is an assistant varsity girls track coach. D. Bob Herting teaches biology and IPS. Mr. Herting is coach for girls varsity basketball, boys f freshman basketball, and is an assistant coach for boys high school track. E. Sherry Davis teaches Practical English, and senior and junior high physical education. Mrs. Davis is coach for senior and junior high girls track and junior high girls basketball and volleyball. D F. Teaching general business and junior and senior high physical education is Terry Bong. Mr. Bong is coach for boys high school track and cross- country. A. Elwood Dietrich coaches boys varsity basket- ball, and is assistant varsity football coach. He also teaches general business and fundamental math. B. Teaching Agriculture I, II, IV, and Ag Business is Erwin Anderson. Mr. Anderson is also advisor for the Future Farmers of America. C. Debra Debates teaches marriage, advanced foods, and Home Economics I and II. She is also the Future Homemakers of America advisor. D. Accounting, high school and junior high typing is taught by Pat Panagos. E. F. Mr. Dick VanHolland is the teacher of high school typing, short hand, economics, office education (a two-credit course), and is the journalism advisor. Robert Tupper teaches four classes of Indus- trial Arts I, and three classes of In- dustrial Arts II. Don't walk behind me I won't lead Don't walk ahead of me I won't follow Just walk beside me and be my friend. A. Clarice Irons is the prompt and accurate librarian at the CHS library. B. Greg Noel is kept busy teaching Art I, II, and III, as well as junior high art. C. Patsy Holsworth assists Mr. Siverson with junior and senior high bands. D. Glenn Siverson is kept busy directing the junior and senior high bands. E. Colin Conner takes a rest from his busy schedule which includes junior and senior high choir, swing choir, and Music Theory I and II. A. B. C. D. Nordell Ekle is kept busy teaching three classes of Algebra I and two classes of geometry. Coach for the girls basketball B-team is Joe Haugen. He also teaches English II and advanced composition. Gary Schultz teaches English I, American literature, and short story. He is also director of the Senior and All-High plays. Coach for freshman football and B-teara boys basketball is Jim Jibben. He also teaches U.S. History. E. Annual advisor, Tom Reaves, teaches government and world geography. He is also coach for girls varsity volleyball and freslunan football. A. Co-captains for the fresh- man football team were quarterback, Todd Pottratz and running back, Todd Larson. B. Head coach for the freshman football team is Mr. Jim Jibben. C. Todd Larson, led by Craig Folk, rushes for yardage against the Brandon Valley Lynx. D. Assistant coach, Tom Reaves, is shown studying the oppo- nents' defense. Freshman football ends on a positive note this year. A. Shown here is sophomore, Mike Johnson, carrying the football for Canton. B. Bill Slade and Mike Johnson are celebrating another victory. C. Coach Dietrich is shown here refereeing a freshman football game. He also is assistant football coach. D. Our team is caught here looking ready to fight. Two members of the C-Hawk football squad successfully earned honors for the work they put In during the season. Junior, Jim Hailing, was selected to the All-State Football Team as a punter, and also won the Terry Hammond Memorial Award for the most yards rushing. Pete Van Veldhuizen, senior, was chosen by his teammates as the Most Valuable Player for the 1977-78 season, and was also chosen by the South Dakota Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association as an All-State Offensive Guard. Once again the C-Hawks managed to maintain a share of the Big 8 Confer- ence title. The football players selected to the All-Conference team were seniors. Art Den Hoed, Terry Glenn, Steve Sandnes, and Pete VanVeldhuizen. Honorable mention went to Dominic Jones, Mark Messerli, and Danny Richter. Won 7, Lost 2 Team We They Harrisburg 30 0 Sioux Center 20 0 Brandon Valley 12 7 South Sioux 12 20 Beresford 50 0 West Central 20 6 Elk Point 6 21 Flandreau 6 0 Lennox 42 0 Several C-Hawks receive well deserved honors Varsity proves practice makes perfect... Desperately trying to make another touchdown is Dan Richter. A. Jim Hailing pushes his way through the defense for another C-Hawk offensive attack. B. C-Hawk captains, Terry Glenn and Steve Sandnes, led the Canton High School football team to a 7-2 record this season. C. Richard Beitzel is leading the play, opening holes even Terry Glenn can get through! Well, Almost! Queen Rhonda and Master John Karen Schmitz Steve Sandnes Dan Richter Marleen Johnson Darcee Juel Jay Strasser Mark Messerli A. The suspense is over, the new queen is chosen from the five finalists. B. Rhonda Courtney is crowned queen by Principal Gerlach. C. This years' crown bearer and flower girl were Doug Sehr and Linda Hilt. D. John Lems is crowned master by Assistant-Principal Gross. You only go around once in life so give it all you've got. Homecoming Highlight: Canton vs. West Central A. The Queen and other members of the Royalty are shown giving the game ball to the captains. B. Terry Glenn is shown adding more yardage for the C-Hawks. C. David Hitzemann coming through the C-Hawk hoop. D. The band is shown performing at half time of the Homecoming game. E. Danny Richter seems to be confused. B. Queen Rhonda gives a good luck penny to Dan Bunkers. C. The drill team is shown perform- ing at the homecoming assembly. D. The homecoming dance proved to be a success. E. A good luck ape (Michele Thompson) gives a pep talk at the assembly. A-B. The drama class provided enter- tainment at Coronation by putting on several skits. C. Emcees for this year's homecoming were Nancy Schultz and A1 Hurley. D. Performances at Coronation included the swing choir. E. Instead of ring-around-the-collar, Rick Haisch received ring-around- the-face by Terese Corey. Have a good day today and pass it on. E A. Deb Broderick goes in for a lay-up as Kathy Viereck and Karla Kuehl look on. B. Coach, Joe Haugen had many thrilling minutes and a few close calls as he coached the girls B-teara this year. C. Managers for both the A and B squads were Linda Bierschbach and Deb Schluter. D. An anxious B-team huddle is shown before getting their hands on a victory. B A. Assistant basketball coach Haugen and his team are shown giving support to the C-Hawks. B. Karen Schmitz is shown driving for the basket assisted by Katy Rudolph. C. Tracy Larson is caught taking sharp aim for two points. D. Kathy Jones jumps high over a defender to make an attempt for a basket. The ladies take the floor � CANTON GIRLS BASKETBALL 1977 Won 8. Lost 6 Team Garretson Washington Brandon Valley Lincoln Beresford West Central Elk Point Flandreau Lennox Harrisburg Dell Rapids Parker Brandon Valley Flandreau Ind. We They 41 38 28 40 32 54 24 45 34 48 63 32 54 39 55 41 36 39 50 28 54 41 61 35 36 38 52 31 A. Seniors, Sue Wellman and Karen Schmitz, were selected as this seasons captains. B. Sue Wellman, who was selected to be on honorable mention All- Conference, is shown in action. C. Katy Rudolph and Karen Schmitz were selected to be members of the 1978 All-Conference squad. D. The Hawkettes carefully set up their offense to catch the Lincoln defense unaware. Kathy Jones is shooting. Volleyball ... a new thing at CHS Freshmen and sophomores participating in volleyball this year were, third row: Coach Tom Reaves, J. Sorlie, J. Gibson, P. Lems, K. Molstad, H. Hart- land, B. Sievers, T. Hurley, D. Farus, D. Schluter, R. Hurley, C. Schultz, S. Panagos, R. Neuharth, K. Abbas, J. Hilt, and K. Kuehl. Second row: J. Sogn, J. Wissink, C. Cetting, K. Eliason, J. Havelaar, J. Folk, S. Pottratz, L. Sinning, J. Ter Wee, D. Broderick, S. Hoff, and L. Regier. First row: L. Harder, J. Gibson, J. Sorlie, K. Pederson, R. Miller, J. Mastel, M. Panagos, L. Johnson, V. Listopad, and J. Larson. Seniors and Juniors participating in volleyball this year were: D. Rice, T. Larson, L. Coplan, N. Schultz, M. Lien, K. Schmitz, T. Corey, P. Bryn.iulson, K. Rudolph, and N. Petterson. Not pictured are M. Mitchell, L. Corey, and R. Fait. Scott Briggle and Todd Pottratz. C C. Mark Schuttloffel and one of his power moves to the basket. D. Coach, Jim Jibben, exhibits the basic element of any basketball game to Dan Olson— the ball. The name of the game is Basketball A. Co-captains, Terry Glenn and A1 Hurley, helped lead the Hawks to a successful 1978 season. B. Jim Hailing applauds Jeff Larson after another successful free- throw. C. Caught in the middle of the op- ponents defense, Rory Hermsen has to take to the air for another two points. CANTON BOYS BASKETBALL 1977-78 Won 14, Lost 2 Team We IheZ Harrisburg 57 39 Madison 68 50 Lennox 70 56 Flandreau Ind. 91 55 Brandon Valley 59 51 Winner 73 46 Beresford 78 52 Emery 75 45 Beresford 61 57 West Central 86 57 Elk Point 54 55 Flandreau 79 58 Central Lyon 76 62 Brandon Valley 64 50 West Lyon 68 52 Lennox 55 61 Hey guys, let me handle this one! Intense concentration pays off as Mark shoots for two free- throws. Coach Dietrich gives instructions during a crucial timeout. Terry Glenn rises above everyone for a jump shot with A1 Hurley moving in for the rebound The bench doesn't believe the call; neither does Mr. Dietrich. A. Dominic Jones shows the form which enabled him to attend the 1978 State Wrestling Tournament. B. Above, the zealous spirit of the entire wrestling team is capti- vated as they spur on their team- mate. C. Dominic tensely waits to wrestle the match that will decide if he goes to the State tournament. C D. M. Crawford was caught by the cam- era's eye during the sectionals held at Brandon. CANTON WRESTLING 1977-78 Won Team Harrisburg Dell Rapids Lennox West Central Brandon Valley Elk Point Beresford Flandreau Rock Rapids Flandreau Ind. B A. Tim Bartling attempts to escape from a West Central grappler. B. The camera captured Pete Van Veldhuizen pinning his man. C. Dominic Jones demonstrates the technique of a single-leg takedown. 3, Lost 7 We Thex 26 32 26 37 21 36 24 37 12 48 31 24 10 46 33 24 15 44 51 15 D. Jim Gates sure looks tough! E. F. JV Some of the spectators appear to be very interested in this match. Trying for a pin is C-Hawk grappler Randy Myrabo. wrestlers prove strong Wide World of Sports A. B. C. D. E. Six girl tracksters attended the State track meet at Rapid City this year. They are: C. Schultz, D. Rice, K. Rudolph, K. Jones, M. Everhart, and S. Hoff. The mile relay team prepares for another victory. Sherry Hoff and Judy Wissink make a good exchange to aid their relay team. Tracy Larson is shown handing the baton to Jane Larson during confer- ence action. The Hawkettes take time to relax. A. Who said track was all work! Teresa Hurley, Tracy Larson, and Brenda Sievers are shown socializing. B. Katy Rudolph is shown capturing first in the 440. She ended a successful year by taking second in both the 880 and 440 at the State meet. C. Madonna Everhart ended her career by going to State competition for the fourth year. D. Tracy Larson seems to be in an excellent position to receive the hand-off from Sherry Hoff. E. Teresa Hurley finishes her leg of the relay strong as Tracy Larson sets out to keep the C-Hawks ahead. A. Making it to State this year are, back row: J. Hailing, R. Pederson, and M. Messerli. Front row: B. Irons and B. Dahl. B. Bill Slade flies through the air with the greatest of ease. C. Barry Irons, Mark Messerli, and Tim Blackstone push it to stay ahead of Brandon and Elk Point. D. Kerry Swinscoe, with a look of determination, finishes the long jump E. Jeff Larson, only a foot ahead of his opponent, puts on more steam. A A. Brian Rowe and Bill Slade push it to the end. B. Arne Anderson hands the relay baton off to Mike Casanova as he sprints to the finish. C. With the strength of steel, Jim Hailing throws the shot put. D. Muscles ripple as Buz Dahl gets ready to pole vault. E. Randy Pederson strives to be first over the last hurdle. A. Muscles flexing, Mark Messerli zips to the finish line. B. Getting out of school to go to Brookings for the state cross country meet were Mark Messerli and Buz Dahl. C. Buz Dahl and Barry Irons, C-Hawk runners, turn many leaves with their blazing speed. D. Looks like Mike Casanova will need more than water after this race. The drill team kicks up a storm and marches on successfully Leading the drill team were co-captains Tami Wenbourne and Teresa Winter. The drill team entertains the crowd during half time. With pom-poms, cowboy hats, and smiles the drill team keeps everyone in their seats. Majorette, Wendy Larson, leads the drill team in the Augustana homecoming parade. k® A Having a good time along with hard work and practice made for a good year for the drill team. They provided excellent entertain- ment during halftime of football and basketball games. Using their props such as the chairs, shown above, the girls danced their way into everyone's hearts. A. Outstanding members of this years FFA were, back row: J. Ostraat, D. Abbas, C. Kuehl, C. Hunt. Front row: C. Steams, J. Kampen, and M. Zielstra. B. Receiving the Silver Livestock Judging awards were, J. Ostraat and C. Stearns. Those who received Bronz Poultry Awards were D. Stratraeyer, L. Knutson, and C. Sivertson. C. The deserving members who received Proficiency Awards were, back row, C. Hunt, V. Beck, D. Kuehl, J. Ostraat, D. Abbas, and P. Swanson. Front row: M. Zielstra, J. Kampen, and C. Sivertson. D. Serving as FFA officers were, back row: C. Hunt. J. Ostraat, D. Abbas, Front row: C. Stearns, and M. Ziel- stra. E. Receiving special awards at the annual FFA Honors Banquet were, W. McConnell, M. Ostraat, B. Abbas and R. Larson. A. Renee Baker was one of the many girls modeling in the spring FHA style show. B. FHA officers for the 1977-78 school year were: B. Ellis, president; E. Minihan, vice-president; M. Ever- hart , treasurer; B. Sievers, par- liamentarian; P. Brenner, historian; and song leaders J. Menholt and T. Larson. Mot pictured are L. Hoh- man, secretary and J. Trumbull, reporter. C. Rhonda Feay was another participant in the FHA style show. D. A rare moment—Madonna Everhart without a smile! Madonna was picked as senior cutie at the FHA Sadie Hawkins Dance. FHA CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and High hope. For we have the clear con- sciousness of seeking old and precious Values. For we are the builders of Homes, homes for America's future. Homes where truth and love and sec- urity and faith will be realities. Not dreams. We are the Future Home- makers of America. We face the future With warm courage and high hopes. Declam students speak out D A-B. Kathy Aasen and Wendy Lar- son competed in Duet Act- ing this year. C. Wendy Kaubisch displayed her talent by entering the Humorous division. D. The Dramatic Literature category was represented by Paula Hicks. E. Declam participants this year were: W. Larson, K. Aasen, K. Pederson, V. Listopad, P. Hicks, and W. Kaubisch. Not pic- tured is E. Hohman. F. Ellen Hohman did well in the Dramatic Theater division. G. Vanessa Listopad competed in the category of Humorous. H. Representing CHS in the Poetry division was Karol Pederson. I. Renee Rebnord was kept busy coaching the girls. Happiness is echoed throughout the staff A. June and Wendy received much help from the assistant editors, J. Dykstra and T. Larson. B. Director of the entire production is Mr. Dick VanHolland. C. Editors for the Echo staff this year were J. Trumbull and W. Kaubisch. D. Classroom editor was J. VanHunnik. E. The copy editor this year was M. Listopad. F. The man behind the camera for the staff was T. Messerll. G. Taking care of reporting the school's athletics were sports editors A. Hurley and R. Beitzel. H. E. Hohman, K. Kuehl, and D. Bro- derick (not pictured) were the feature editors. A. B. C. D. E. P. VanVeldhuizen and M. Messerli appear to be working very hard on this year's annual. APPEAR TO BE. Mr. Reaves is shown just starting to feel the after effects of a good annual meeting. This year's Backtrackin' Annual edi- tors were: Back row, P. Brynjulson and L. Miller. Front row, R. Baker and K. Pederson. Staff members discuss ways to im- prove the 1978 Backtrackin'. Karol and Peg discuss picture sizes. Cheering the C-Hawks on to victory throughout the seasons. A. The varsity basketball cheerleaders D. Sophomores K. Viereck, S. Hoff, are; J. Larson, M. Lien, E. Hohman, J. Ter Wee, and T. Hurley were t and T. Larson. B-team basketball cheerleaders. B. Tracy is overcome by Mari's great artistic abilities. C. B-team cheerleaders are shown cheering the team on. E. C. McCann, P. Rock, C. Schultz, and K. Molstad led the cheers at the freshman basketball games this year. F. Oh, no! Only five seconds left! A. Leading the crowd in pep and spi- rit are the girls basketball cheerleaders: P. Hicks, M. Thompson, J. Gibson, and B. Ellis. B. Helping the girls basketball cheerleaders out as stunt men were B. Irons, B. Dahl, and G. Kroger. C. The wrestling cheerleaders exhi- bit their enthusiam as a wrestler tries for a pin. D. Cheering for the varsity and J.V. team, the wrestling cheerleaders are D. Broderwick, L. Regier, J. Kroger, and B. Sievers. E. N. Schultz, R. Courtney, L. Coplan, and D. Juel cheered the football team on to a share of the conference title. F. The football cheerleaders are shown doing their part towards another C-Hawk victory. This tableful of girls are waiting for one of two things: (1) the punch bowl to be filled (2) to be asked to dance. B. Seniors shown decorating the armory for the Jr.-Sr. prom are A. Rock, P. Van Veldhuizen, D. Hamran, and N. Schultz. C. Slow dancing just swaying to the music, slow dancing just me and my girl, is thought by many of these guys. Renee and Sue seem deep in discussion. E. Everyone seems to be having a good time at the dance. A. The band that played for the Senior prom was Roxs. B. Everyone is waiting for the dance to begin. C. Get down and boogie! D. Where's your partner, Lori? E. En-Gaurd! F. You mean I have to move my feet? A. I'll be good Tracy. B. Brenda and Chuck seem to enjoy a night out. C. J. Ostraat, K. Schmitz, C. Stearns, and K. Rudolph take a breather be- tween dances. D. Liz, with her mouth open again. E. Everyone gets into the swing of things. Sophomores chosen to be pirate servers at the Jr-Sr banquet were: C. Epling, T. Kamenar, E. Eneboe, T. Casonova, and D. Trumbull. Their partners were L. Harder, J. Havelaar, J. Folk, J. Wissink, and T. Cornelius. Other sophomores chosen as waiters and waitresses were: B. Fox, M. Minihan, K. Dahl, J. Jacobson, and W. Wilson. Girls were K. Pederson, P. Brenner, K. Abbas, D. Sorlie, and L. Johnson. B. Irons, M. Casonova, and G. Snyders decorating for the banquet. Question is: What are they painting? A. Mrs. Hadley (W. Larson) begs Sam Smalley (T. Fossum) to prevent a shoot out in the parlor. B. Helen Pearson (T. Larson) and Sam Smalley (T. Fossum) prepare to have a shoot out as Mrs. Hadley (W. Larsoi looks on. C. Student directors and stagehands were: standing, C. Epling, D. Trumbull, K. Dahl, S. Briggle, and director Gary Schultz. Seated are L. Regier and K. Kuehl. D. Sam (T. Fossum) and Helen (T. Larson) get it together. “The Cop and the Anthem” A. Lemuel T. Thwackbusher (J. Sogn) confronts Florabelle (L. Hoffman), a rich lady, as onlookers (J. Hilt and T. Kamenar) observe the store window. B. A mother (L. Nelson) and two friends (D. Broderick and J. Wissink) try to protect the little girl (K. Mitchell) from Lemuel (J. Sogn) as he appears to be drunk. C. Lemuel (J. Sogn) is unsuccessful at try- ing to get arrested as a little tough boy (B. Fox) is blamed for breaking the window by the cop (L. Baker). D. A poor old grandmother (J. Dykstra) tries to peddle some goods to Lemuel (J. Sogn). Members of the cast: J. Sogn, J. Hilt, V. Listopad, L. Baker, B. Fox, T. Kamenar, L. Nelson, K. Mitchell, D. Bro- derick, J. Wissink, J. Dykstra, L. Hoff- man , B. Rowe, and B. Dahl. E. Instead of getting arrested for shoplift- ing, Lemuel (J. Sogn) gains the sympathy of the candy clerk (V. Listopad). A. This year's madrigal group consisted of, third row: R. Fossum, E. Eneboe, B. Slade, T. Wissink, M. Schuttloffel, T. Larson, and T. Kamenar. Second row: R. Fait, J. VanHunnik, D. Farus, K. Kuehl, and P. Brynjulson. First row: K. Pederson, M. Lien, T. Corey, and G. Aasen. C. Sometimes it seemed like a long year, as Mr. Conner had 108 students to contend with. However, the many hours of practice paid off—the pops concert was a success and f un to do. Rich Beitzel decides it's time to confront Mr. Conner about his bad habit—putting pencils in his mouth. (Adding a special touch to choir practices was Mr. Con- ner's sense of humor. It usually came at just the right moment!) A. Did we sound that good? C. Representing CHS in the All- State Choir were, back row: ( Kroger, B. Irons, B. Dahl, K. Gillett, and B. Ellis. Front row: K. Aasen, E. Minihan, and N. Petterson. D. Receipants of the 1977-78 Choral Award were Kelvin Gillett and Karen Schmitz. E. This year's choir officers were Dan Richter, vice-president; R. Beitzel, president, and Karen Schmitz, secretary-trea- surer. B. Members of the girls ensemble were, back row: T. Larson, K. Aasen, N. Petterson, and E. Hohman. Front row: K. Kuehl, J. VanHunnik, M. Lien, L. Regier, and S. Hoff. A. Region I soloists were, back row: G. Kroger, T. Larson, E. Minihan, B. Irons, and M. Schuttloffel. Front row: R. Neuharth, M. Lien, E. Hohman, and K. Gillett. B. Participating in the miscellan- eous ensemble are, third row: J. Torkelson, M. Everhart, L. DenHoed, L. Miller, and D. Mohr. Second row: L. Coplan, P. Hicks, C. Anderson, P. Brynjulson, and D. Juel. First row: T. Wen- bourne, R. Baker, and R. Fait. C. The swing choir participating in the LeMars Swing Choir contest. D. Performing at various occasions throughout the year was the mixed ensemble. Back row: G. Kroger, J. VanHunnik, K. Gillett, E. Minihan, A. Hurley, E. Hohman, and B. Irons. Front row: B. Rowe, T. Larson, and R. Pederson. Members of the swing choir were, third row: J. Dykstra, R. Beitzel, B. Ellis, R. Pederson, D. Mohr, D. Richter, E. Minihan, B. Dahl, N. Petterson, T. Fossum, and T. Larson. Second row: B. Slade, K. Rudolph, T. Wissink, K. Schmitz, B. Irons, T. Hurley (percussion), A. Hurley, and G. Kroger. First row: B. Rowe, K. Viereck, M. Messerli, K. Jones, L. Corey, K. Aasen, K. Gillett, and E. Hohman. Girls glee members were, fourth row: D. Farus, S. Pottratz, M. Panagos, S. Panagos, R. Neuharth, J. Dykstra, P. Lems, D. Broderick, J. VanHunnik, C. Mitchell, S. Hoff, J. Ter Wee, and J. Larson. Third row: L. Regier, B. Sievers, H. Reimers, T. Hurley, C. Schultz, R. Hurley, J. Sogn, and J. Sor- lie. Second row: L. Johnson, M. Goodman, R. Jones, K. Grayson, T. Corne- lius, J. Gibson, J. Mastel, K. Abbas, J. Havelaar, J. Folk, and K. Eliason. First row: C. Getting, K. Viereck, K. Kuehl, D. Sorlie, R. Miller, J. Hilt, K. Pederson, and J. Sorlie. Musical Moments A. Brass Choir this year consisted of, back row: M. Minihan, S. Hilt. K. Gillet, C. Stearns. Front row: J. Van Hunnik, C. Mitchell, S. Hoff, P. Hicks, L. Coplan, S. Pottratz, T. Hurley, K. Schmitz, K. Rudolph, T. Larson, J. Sogn, and M. Listopad. S. Hoff, K. Sch- mitz, K. Rudolph, and J. Sogn made up the trombone quartet. A little humor, along with a lot of practice, made the pops concert a success. C. Members of the stage band are, back row: S. Hilt, K. Gillett, J. VanHunnik, R. Fossura, B. Rowe, T. Hurley, P. Haisch. Second row: G. Kroger, K. Schmitz, J. Sogn, S. Hoff, K. Rudolph, C. Stearns. Front row: B. Ellis, B. Irons, A. Anderson, N. Petterson, and D. Farus. D. J. VanHunnik, S. Hilt, and K. Gillett presented a trumpet trio number at a contest this year. E. Members of All-State band this year are: J. Gibson, T. Larson, K. Gillett, and alternate K. Kuehl. A. Members of Clarinet Choir are, back row: T. Kamenar, J. Gibson, E. Minihan, P. Lems, K. Grayson, and E. Eneboe. Rront row: J. Ter Wee, L. Johnson, J. Sogn, L. Larson, and K. Eliason. B. L. McKenney, L. Nelson, J. Larson, and D. Mohr are all members of the flute quartet which did well at contest. C. This years Brass Quartet members are: P. Haisch, R. Fossum, G. Aa-sen, and T Larson. D. Members of the French Horn Quartet are: C. Mitchell, P. Hicks, G. Aasen, and M. Listopad. E. B. Johnson, S. Espeland, P. Lems, and J. Sorlie are members of Clarinef Ensemble. F. Mr. Severson is shown receiving a special made T-shirt from his ad- mirers (the high school band). Soloists receiving ones at this year's contest are, back row: T. Larson, K. Gillett, T. Karaenar, C. Stearns, B. Irons, and A. Anderson. Front row: B. Ellis, M. Listopad, J. Lar- son, N. Petterson, and L. Nelson. B. Band officers for the 1978 school year are: A. Ander- son, president; T. Larson, freshman representative; S. Hoff, sophomore representa- tive; B. Irons, junior repre- sentative; M. Listopad, lib- rarian; K. Gillett, member at large: K. Schmitz, vice- president; and B. Ellis, senior representative. C. Kelvin Gillett and Arne Anderson were this year's receipants of the John Phil- lip Sousa Award. Mr. Siverson is shown congratu- lating them for their accomplishment. The class of ’79 Cynthia Williams Belinda Amundson Vikki Anderson Brad Anson This year's junior offi- cers were B. Irons, treasurer; J. Gates, vice-president; and B. Rowe, president. A. Mitchell, not pictured, was secretary. Timothy Bartling Kathy Beadle Rhonda Beck Vincent Beck Linda Bierschbach Lynnette Block Eugene Bowman Patty Brenner Bill Brouwer Michael Casanova Ronald Chraf t Robert Comford Terese Corey Michael Crawford Rochelle Crawford Buz Dahl Lorena Den Hoed James Devitt Dustan Dietrich Judy Dupuy Joan Dykstra Allyn Eckert Rachel Fait Douglas Feay Todd Fossum Brian Frislie Jim Gates Karla Grayson Jim Hailing Karla Halverson Kim Heath Rory Hermsen Rose Herrmann Steven Hilt Mark Hitzemann Ellen Hohman Jeff Hoogendoorn Craig Hunt Barry Irons Mark Iverson Lisa Jewell Ricky Johannson Barbara Johnson Deborah Johnson LeRoy Johnson Sandra Johnson Katherine Jones Alan Kroger Gary Kroger Jan Kroger Tracy Larson Wendy Larson Tim Lems Mari Lien Marie Listopad Edith Mastel Neal McGillivary Julie Menholt Erin Minihan Anne Mitchell A. Steve Hammond and Randy Pederson keep themselves busy during the study hall hour playing chess. Todd Pottratz tries to help when he can. B. Boy, says Jim Gates, I don't know which is worse—watching the teachers eat this food or eating it mvself. Patricia Nelson Jeaneen Ness Kevin Neuharth Sharia Olson Randy Pederson Johnna Peters Nancy Petterson Richard Plafcan Lori Reilly Marvin Reynolds Stephen Riedlinger Denise Rice Jeff Roti Jill Roti Brian Rowe Katy Rudolph Connie Rupp Wade Schuldt Mike Siegenthaler Bill Slade Greg Snyders Jon Sogn Jean Sorura Marlys Stengel Cindy Stonefield Julie Strand Dan S t ratine ye r Michele Thompson Jerry VanDeStroet Timothy Winter Terry Wissink Juniors carry the sunrise into the senset The class of '80 starts a new Karen Abbas Daniel Amen Tim Blackstone James Bong Richard Bong Pamela Brenner Debra Broderick John Camp Debra Carlson Richard Casanova Rodney Christensen Tamara Cornelius Deb Sorlie and Rochelle Miller decide the student lounge is the best idea FHA came up with. They can eat, drink, study, gossip and giggle, all at once. Sylvia Crawford Kirt Dahl Colby Edwards Karen Eliason decade of CHS students Michael Ellison Eric Eneboe Chipper Epling Todd Esche Sharon Espeland Darcy Farus Laurie Ferlick Jody Folk Brian Fox Charlotte Getting Julie Gibson Danny Gillespie Marcy Glenn Mark Hamran Lori Harder Julie Havelaar Vickie Henderson Marianne Hicks Julie Hilt David Hitzemann Clyde Hoeppner Sherry Hoff Lori Hof fman Gary Hoogendoorn Teresa Hurley Jim Jacobsen Lane Jervik Lori Jewell Lori Johnson Mike Johnson Tim Kamenar Doug Kampen Joie Kampen Jeff Kroger David Kuehl Karla Kuehl Jane Larson Jeff Larson Vanessa Listopad David Lunder Janet Mastel Kevin McGillivray Rodney McKenney Rochelle Miller Mike Minihan Donald Molstad James Muller Randy Myrabo Diane Nelson Sophomores class officers for this year were T. Hurley, treasurer; B. Sievers, vice-president; and L. Regier, president. C. Edwards, not pictured, was secretary. Jackie Ness Ranae Neuharth Daniel Olson Linda Orstad Melody Panagos Karen Pederson Allen Penning Todd Penning Glenda Peters Brad Peterson Tina Peterson Stacy Pottratz Lori Regier Heidi Reimers Bernard Rock Deborah Schluter Brian Schumacher Mark Schuttloffel Mike Seeraan Bruce Short Kenny Short Brenda Slevers Mark Slade Ken Solem Shari Sorensen Debbie Sorlie Julie Sorlie Jeff Sorem- Phillip Swanson Sherry Teach Joni Ter Wee Dean Trumbull Dean Van Bockern Sandy VanGronigen Jona VanHunnik Lisa VanLaar Kathy Viereck Brad Warwick Scott Wellman Marlon Wiebe Chad Wiese Brenda Baker Wayne G. Wilson Judy Wissink Freshmen get a taste of Guy Aasen Alan Aasheira Debra Abbott Bo Albers Tracey Anderson Larry Baker Michael Bierschbach Tony Boogerd Freshman class officers were R. Fossum, presi- dent; B. Lems, secre- tary-treasurer; and B. Broderick, vice-president, president. Gerald Boyer Scott Briggle Brian Broderick Glenn Brynjulson Perry Cornelius John Den Hoed David Dupuy Jean Dykstra High School life Marlene Eckert Jon Edwards Rhonda Feay Craig Folk Paula Fossum Rick Fossum Jill Gibson Mary Goodman Kim Grayson Todd Green Jan Greenfield Jeff Gross Eugene Hager Paul Haisch Debra Hammerstrom Steve Hammond Not Pictured Paul Hamran Mike Hansen Constance Harder Holly Hartland Dale Have Donna Hoover Leslie Hunt Rita Hurley Lori Ingebretson Tim Jensen Mark Johnson Sandi Johnson Todd Johnson Roxanne Jones Tammie Jost Cindy Knorr Loren Knutson Tammy Koedam Todd Larson David Leisinger Pam Lems Bob Leras Sherie Linthicum Carol McCann Patty McCart Mark McConnell Kim McGillivary Laura McKenny Tom Mikkelson Catherine Mitchell Christie Molstad David Monen Doug Moulton Craig Mulder Mike Neiger LaVilla Nelson Pam Oakland Keith Olsen These girls are trying to put a little 'class' in- to the day. Amy Olson Linda Olson Stephanie Panagos Brad Pearson Harley Peters Lynnette Plafcan Mark Porter Todd Pottratz Linda Reilly Dale Riedlinger Patti Rock Tom Rupp Marty Sampson Christi Schultz Kristie Schuttloffel Kristie Seeman Tammy Short Laura Siegenthaler Laurie Sinning Curtis Sivertson Constance Sletten Jean Sogn Jody Sorlie Karen Sorum Susan Stonefield Phillip Stratmeyer Scott Thompson Jodean Torgerson Pam Torkelson Twila Vandemore Linda VanDeVendel Cindy Virkus James Wilson Marica Wittrock The Class Of ’82 Eighth grade members, fifth row: D. Herrmann, A. Pick, L. Severson. Fourth row: T. Bakker, D. Devitt, M. Wittrock, L. Cramer, J. Sorlie. Third row: L. Coleman, K. Van Whye, T. Summey, D. Ovre, J. Halverson, J. Ulmer. Second row: R. Miller, L. White, L. Hilt, T. Surek, D. Winter, M. Link. First row: A. Van Laar, C. Fossum, J. Van Heerde, R. Hartland, M. Swinscoe, J. Menard. Eighth grade sports participants, seventh row: T. Johnson, T. Ramse, C. John- son, C. Christensen, T. Pick, B. Thorson. Sixth row: D. Grimsrud, J. Peterson, K. Van Whye, D. Hermsen, M. Thompson, L. Coleman, T. Bakker, K. Jervik, W. Myrabo, L. Severson, J. Eckert, D. Paulson, C. Jacobsen, J. Halverson, M. Anderson. Fifth row: J. Rielly, D. Winter, R. Feay, L. Hilt, A. Miller, K. Wiereck, J. Short. Fourth row: J. Jones, D. Amundson, M. Crawford, J. Renli, P. Coplan, K. Lems, L. White, J. Roti. Third row: T. Gill, D. Devitt, A. Hilt, J. Van Heerde, B. Bierschbach, M. Schluter, S. Rebischke, T. Surek, M. Whitrock. Second row: A. Toft, P. Minihan, J. Sorlie, T. Messerli, M. Link, E. Kampken, J. Tompkins, T. Hartland, P. Harder, D. Herr- mann. First row: J. Roetzel, J. Lien, M. Haugen, J. Ulmer, B. Standley, R. Miller, A. Van Laar, K. Gross, K. Neises, J. Menard, M. Swinscoe, S. Swanson. Eighth grade members, third row: A. Miller, K. Viereck, D. Paulson, T. Johnson, T. Rarase, C. Jacobsen, B. Thorson, A. Hilt, D. Veldkarap. Second row: B. Albers, J. Westhuis, L. Hawe, J. Lien, M. Haugen, J. Eckert, W. Myrabo. First row: J. Tompkins, K. Neises, E. Kampen, M. Baldwin, B. Standley, P. Harder, J. Roti, K. Gross, J. Short, S. Fait. Eighth grade members, third row: D. Coleman, M. Anderson, K. Jervik, P. Minihan, D. Paulson, T. Gill, C. Johnson, C. Christensen, J. Peterson. Second row: J. Renli, P. Coplan, D. Grimsrud, T. Messerli, A. Toft, S. Swanson, M. Thompson, J. Roetzel. First row: B. Bierschbach, R. Crawford, T. Cornelius, R. Feay, M. Schulter, S. Rebischke, K. Lems, J. Jones, D. Amundson, D. Hermsen. The Class Of ’83 Section one, third row: A. Mastel, K. Grimsrud, J. Menard, R. Sorum, D. Wieczo- rek, M. Osthus, J. Virkus, T. Reiser, M. Nickel, S. Brunk, R. Brenner, J. Cole- man. Second row: S. Toft, S. Jennings, P. Mastel, R. Nelson, N. Paulson, L. Torgerson, B. Goodman, K. Bergh, P. Schultz, G. Abbott, S. Harris. First row: M. Baldwin, J. Arp, S. Knorr, D. Thompson, S. Goldhorn, M. Stalheim, C. Corey, L. Lems. Section two, fourth row: C. Miederaa, A. Sorum, K. Eilers. Third row: E. Bogue, S. Eliason, W. Olson, T. Mitchell, M. Moen, T. Anderson, D. Hailing, M. Knutson, D. Ellis, J. Richter. Second row: S. Severson, D. Buysman, T. Steensland, K. Carlson, D. Hartson, P. Gross, T. Johnson, G. Sehr, M. Standley, G. VanDeStroet. First row: K. Viereck, L. Coleman, T. Bong, D. VanBockern, D. Porter, M. Arp, L. Kroger, S. Stonefield, J. Ovre. Section three, third row: T. Anderson, G. Sorenson, M. Kuehl, A. Fossum, D. Wegener, D. Hoogendoorn, M. Schmitz, J. Strasser, S. Stratmeyer. Second row: D. Molstad, B. Gillett, L. Rowe, D. Hilt, L. Johannson, M. Wolthoff, C. Hitz- mann, R. Nelson, P. Boogerd. P. Carlstrom, S. Sickler. First row: J. Gibson, J. Gillespie, J. Surek, B. Larson, K. Christensen, C. Kampen, K. Wilson J Bakker. The following seventh graders participated in sports this year, sixth row: S. Stonefield, T. Steensland, K. Miedema, M. Knutson, E. Bogue. Fifth row: J. Arp, M. Osthus, L. Rowe, S. Sickler, P. Carlstrom, C. Corey, L. Johannson, B. Gillett, A, Fossum, A. Sorum, P. Schultz, L. Torgerson, M. Nickel. Fourth row: D. Buysman, K. Viereck, D. Molstad, P. Gross, J. Gibson, J. Ovre, C. Hitzemann, R. Nelson, D. Hailing, T. Anderson, J. Richter, W. Olson, M. Moen, T. Reiser. Third row: L. Stalheim, T. Bong, P. Mastel, R. Nelson, N. Paul- son, J. Gillespie, D. Hartson, C. Kampen, P. Boogerd, S. Brunk, D. Ellis, D. Wegener, C. Carlson, G. Sorenson, K. Eilers, J. Virkus, J. Coleman. Second row: K. Grimsrud, R. Sorum, J. Menard, M. Wolthoff, D. Hilt, K. Christensen, L. Coleman, G. Sehr, T. Mitchell, S. Eliason, M. Kuehl, D. Hoogendoorn, K. Bergh. First row: L. Lems, A. Mastel, D. Wieczorek, K. Wilson, D. Porter, J. Bakker, B. Larson, D. VanBockem, T. Johnson, M. Standley, J. Strasser, M. Schmitz, R. Brenner, G. VanDeStroet, B. Goodman, G. Abbott, S. Harris. Group Pictures Members of the CHS girls varsity basketball team are, back row: Coach Robert Herting, S. Wellman, T. Larson, K. Rudolph, D. Farus and K. Schmitz. Front row: K. Grayson, L. Larson, T. Corey, K. Jones and D. Rice. Not pictured are J. Short and T. Hurley. Coach Joe Haugen stands with the girls B-Team basketball players, back row: L. Harder, S. Pottratz, K. Kuehl, K. Viereck, J. Folk, D. Broderick and J. Wissink. Front row: L. Johnson, J. Larson, J. TerWee, L. Regier, J. Mas tel, S. Hoff and M. Panagos. Not pictured is T. Hurley. Making up the CHS cross country team are, back row: R. Myrabo, B. Irons and T. Olson. Second row: M. Casanova, T. Wissink and T. Fossum. Not pictured are D. Dahl and M. Messerli. Members of Che girls volleyball team selected Co play a tournament at Elk Poinc are, back row: K. Schmitz, P. Brynjulson, K. Kuehl, B. Sievers, D. Farus, C. Schultz, K. Rudolph, N. Schultz, T. Larson, D. Rice, J. Havelaar and Coach Tom Reaves. Front row: L. Harder, K. Jones, J. Mastel, M. Panagos, L. Johnson, S. Hoff and J. Wlsslnk. CHS wrestling squad members are, back row: R. Beitzel, T. Wissink, T. Kamenar, M. Hitzemann, T. Bartllng, M. Casanova, T. Olson, D. Jones, B. Slade and Coach Dave Crabtree. Second row: T. Winter, R. Myrabo, B. Fox, M. Slade, J. Kroger, J. Jacobsen, T. Johnson, L. Baker and P. VanVeldhuizen. Front row: Student managers M. Listopad and L. Nelson, R. Bong, W. Wilson, T. Boogerd, B. Pearson and Student managers R. Jones and A. Bong. Members of the CHS drill team are, back row: E. Mastel, T. Short, J. Menholt, S. Sorenson, C. Getting, J. Torkelson, K. Aasen and M. Mitchell. Front row: C. Anderson, L. Den Hoed, B. Amundson, P. Torkelson, C. Helmer, S. Johnson, T. Wenboume and T. Winter. Members of the girls track team are, back row: D. Schluter, K. Jones, S. Panagos, R. Jones, H. Hartland, K. Rudolph, M. Lien, T. Hurley, J. Wissink, B. Sievers and K. Viereck. Second row: K. Pederson, M. Goodman, J. Mastel, J. Sorlie, C. Molstad, J. Gibson, J. Hilt, J. Larson, J. Roti and N. Schultz. Front row: M. Panagos, T. Larson, M. Everhart, J. Gibson, C. Schultz, R. Hurley, C. Mitchell, S. Hoff aad J. Havelaar. The boys track team consisted of the following members, back row: D . Amen, D. Feay, D. Dahl, B. Irons, A. Anderson, R. Hermsen, R. Pederson, J. Sogn, J. Hailing, T. Fossum, B. Slade, T. Bartllng, J. Larson, B. Rowe, D. Hltzemann, R. Bong, D. Olson and M. Messerli. Second row: T. Wissink, R. Beltzel, M. Casanova, T. Johnson, B. Broderick, C. Edwards, R. Myrabo, B. Schumacher, B. Peterson, C. Hoeppner, T. Blackstone and M. Mlnlhan. Front row: R. Lems, P. Haisch, T. Pottratz, D. Lelsinger, G. Boyer, M. McConnell, M. Nelger, T. Larson, R. Fossum and J. Den Hoed. V Members of the boys var- sity basketball team are: B. Rowe, B. Pottratz, R. Hermsen, D. Feay, J. Hail- ing, T. Glenn, R. Pederson A. Hurley, G. Snyders, D. Dahl, J. Larson, M. Mess- er li, and Coach Elvood Dietrich. The B-Team basketball mem- bers are, back row: A. Penning, D. Olson, M. Sch- luttloffel, R. Christensen, B. Rock, E. Eneboe and Coach Jim Jibben. Front row: M. Johnson, K. Dahl, D. Molstad, C. Edwards, B. Warwick and D. Amen. Participating in boys freshman basketball are, back row: Coach Bob Herting, L. Knutson, T. Mikkelson, J. Edwards, S. Briggle, C. Folk, T. Pottratz, M. Bro- derick, T. Rupp, T. Larson, and P. Haisch. Second row: D. Liesinger, J. DenHoed, G. Boyer, S. Hammond, M. McConnell, M. Hansen, G. Aasen, and R. Fossum. Not pictured is K. Olsen. Members of the Freshman football team are, back row: T. Johnson, P. Halsch, B. Broderick, K. Olsen, J. Den Hoed and C. Folk. Second row: J. Edwards, B. Pearson, T. Pottratz, G. Aasen, R. Fossum and T. Larson. Front row: D. Lei- slnger, C. Mulder, M. John- son, J. Gross, M. Hansen, R. Lems and S. Brlggle. Pictured are the members of the CHS Varsity foot- ball team. Back row: D. Hltzemann, T. Bartllng, B. Short, B. Rock, J. Jacobsen, R. Bong, R. Pederson and R. Hermsen. Third row: J. Gates, D. Olson, C. Edwards, E. Eneboe, T. Casanova, A. Penning, B. Rowe, W. Wilson, J. Larson, and D. Feay. Second row: V. Beck, B. Frlslle, J. Hailing, M. Johnson, T. Blackstone, M. Schutt- loffel, K. Dahl, D. Mol- stad, R. Christensen, and B. Slade. Front row S. Sandness, A. DenHoed, D. Jones, R. Beltzel, D. Bunkers, T. Glenn, M. Messerll, P. Vanveldhulzen, D. Richter, B. Myers, and S S. Peterson. Ball boys are S. Fossum and C. Smith. Not pictured are J. Bong, M. Slade, L. Jervlck, M. Thompson, M. Seeman, B. Pottratz and B. Schumacker. Members of the CHS choir are, back row: L. Frick, P. srynjulson, T. Mikkelson, L. Miller, T. Bartling, N. Schultz, M. Casanova, L. Coplan, D. Richter, R. Fait, T. Kamenar, B. Rowe, K. Gillett, D. Broderick, B. Irons, J. Menholt, M. Mess- erli, R. Pederson, E. Minihan, E. Hohman, M. Schuttloffel, D. Farus, M. Lien, M. Thompson, R. Fossum, G. Snyders, J. Dykstra, J. Sogn, B. Slade, B. Fox, S. Hoff, S. Hanmond, T. Pottratz, and K. Dahl. Third row: B. Ellis, B. Sievers, L. Knutson, J. Ostraat, C. Anderson, E. Eneboe, P. Hicks, M. Hitzemann, K. Gray- son, A. Eckert, B. Dahl, K. Kuehl, K. Aasen, L. Short, K. Rudolph, T. Corey, K. Schmitz, T. Fossum, D. Sorlie, J. Havelaar, L. DenHoed, M. Everhart, D. Bry- njulson, R. Neuharth, J. Sorum, K. Jones, L. Corey, A. Hurley, and K. Eliason. Second row: D. Lunder, G. Aasen, L. Bierschbach, T. Larson, R. Hermsen, T. Hurley, T. Wissink, R. Miller, S. Pottratz, J. Ter Wee, S. Briggle, K. Viereck, C. Getting, N. Petterson, G. Kroger, J. VanHunnlk, M. Minihan, T. Cornelius, P. Mercer, H. Reimers, L. Regier, J. Larson, D. Mohr, D. Juel, R. Beltzel, and V. Anderson. Front row: K. Olsen, G. Brynjulson, J. Folk, K. Abbas, T. Larson, J. Larson, J. Hilt, K. Pederson, D. Trumbull, K. Solem, P. Cornelius, B. John- son, J. Kroger, J. Torkelson, T. Wenboume, R. Baker, and K. Pederson. Cheerleaders for the 1977-78 school year are back row: R. Courtney, N. Schultz, L. Coplan, D. Juel, C. Schultz, C. McCann, P. Rock, K. Mol- stad, and B. Sievers. Second row: J. Larson, M. Lien, E. Hohman, T. Larson, J. Kroger, D. Broderick, L. Regier, T. Hurley, K. Viereck, and S. Hoff Front row: P. Hicks, J. Gib- son, and M. Thompson. Not pictured are J. Ter Wee and B. Ellis. The CHS band consisted of the following members, back row: D. Schluter, L. Coplan, S. Pottratz, C. McCann, T. Hurley, P. Haisch, S. Hilt, B. Rowe, J. Van- Hunnik, K. Gillett, D. Hoover, R. Fossum, C. Stearns, D. Jones, D. Lunder, J. Kroger, K. Rudolph, K. Schmitz, J. Sogn, S. Hoff, G. Kroger, T. Larson, and K. Jones. Fourth row: Director, Glenn Siverson, J. Ter Wee, C. Schulte, C. Molstad, J. DenHoed, M. Nelger, K. Grayson, B. Irons, A. Anderson, N. Petterson, M. Ellison, L. Knutson, R. Jones, K. Kuehl, T. Larson, D. Rhead, L. Regier, D. Amen, and R. Christensen. Third row: K. Eliason, K. Grayson, E. Eneboe, B. Johnson, S. Teach, J. Sorlie, K. Espeland, K. Beadle, T. Mikkelson, B. Ellis, D. Farus, R. Hurley, T. Cornelius, G. Aasen, C. Mitchell, P. Hicks, and M. Listopad. Second row: E. Minihan, P. Lems, L. Larson, E. Hohman, L. Sinning, K. Viereck, T. Kamenar, L. Johnson, J. Sogn, and J. Gibson. Front row: L. Nelson, J. Larson, D. Mohr, L. McKenney, D. Broderick, M. Goodman, J. Gibson, P. Oakland, and D. Abbas. Student council members are, back row: J. Sogn, D. Richter, R. Beitzel, E. Hohman, J. Gibson, M. Thompson, and T. Surek. Front row: T. Larson, K. Dahl, P. VanVeldhuizen, J. Short, J. Larson, and K. Pederson. Future Homemakers of America members are, left to right, let row: D. Schluter, P. Brenner, D, Sorlie, K. Abbas, L. Johnson, J, Havelaar, J. Folk, K. Eliason, T, Wenbourne, M. Panagos, and S. Panagos. Second row: T. Larson, J, Menholt, M. Everhart, E. Hohman, M. Lien, J. Dykstra, P. Brynjulson, E. Coplan, R. Baker, B. Sievers, H. Reimers, L. Regier, T. Winter, N. Petterson, and B. Ellis. Third row: R. Fait, J. Kroger, E. Minihan, D. Mohr, B. Johnson, J. Sorlie, C. Mitchell, P. Oakland, P. Rock, C. McCann and I. Hunt. Members of the Future Farmers of America are, back row: A. Aasheim, B. Lems, J. Kroger, D. Gillespie, B. Rock, D. Kuehl, N. McGillivray, J. VanDeStroet, J. Gates, and T. Lems. Third row: D. Dupuy, R. Muller, M. Wiebe, A. Kroger, V. Beck, S. Sandnes, and J. Lems. Second row: R. Comford. J. Muller, B Short, K. Short, L. Jervik, D. Stratmeyer, J. Camp, K. Olsem, and W. Beer. Front row: J. Kampen, B. Warwick, M. Zielstra, D. Abbas, J. Ostraat, C. Stearns, C. Hunt, C. Sivertson, and E. Bowman. Deciam members for the 1977- 78 school year are: K. Ped- erson, V. Llstopad, P. Hicks, Coach Renee Rebnord, W. Kaubisch, E. Hohman, and W. Larson. Not pictured is K. Aasen. Reporters for the CHS Echo are, back row: M. Hitzemann, T. Olson, B. Dahl, K. Pederson, P. Brynjulson, and L. Miller. Second row: C. Ander- son, T. Winter, L. Den- Hoed, P. Lems, J. Gibson, M. Lien, L. Short, and E. Minihan. Front row: T. Cornelius, C. Molstad, J. Sorum, and B. Johnson, Not pictured is D. Trum- bull. Annual staff members are, back row: P. Brynjulson, S. Wellman, D. Richter, P. VanVeldhuizen, B. Pottratz, T. Fossum, N. Schultz, and M. Mitchell. Second row: R. Baker, M. Messerll, T. Winter, M. Llstopad, M. Thompson, K. Heath, and J. Sorum. Front row: D. White, C. Anderson, K. Pederson, and W. Kaubisch. AMUNDSONS Phone: 987-2831 Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear - Draperies Best of wishes, '78! Junior Toddler Shop When in Canton Shop The Junior Toddler Shop Complete Line of Name Brand Clothes for Children Sizes Range from Infant To Boys and Girls Size 14 ysTm sg- teaufp iAc i ie 110 East Sixth Street Canton, SD 57013 Phone: 987-2163 J 1; MSF ' WITTER CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY CANTON, SD 57013 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '78! STEENSLAND BUICK CO. COME AND SEE US! Don - Dave - Bud 123 West Fifth Canton, SD 57013 •Jl Finest Food Recreation Don Crawford, Prop. 1 7 11 Canton, SD 57013 w M N mi 11 Phone: 987-5942 r s TRUMBULL Digging S Water - Sewer © r Installation Repair V i General Backhoe Work q 0 Basement Digging Rt 1 987-2288 Canton, SD 57013 987-2105 Cr1 Coast to Coast .total hardware NATIONALLY KNOWN - LOCALLY OWNED Complete Home Center YOU WE Buy For Less Because Buy For Less! 987-5404 Hi dJuLaHi’ Av11? V, Thu PEtal Bout iquE 'Ifttcwetb ate cat v ubi nebb 109 West Fifth Street Canton, SD 57013 LEWDOC 117 East Fifth Canton, SD 57013 CAFE Dick's Texaco Service Canton, SD 57013 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! .TEXACO. - 987-9049 A R 429 East Martin Phone: 987-2862 q Canton, SD 57013 All kinds, Electric Wiring Good luck, seniors!! Electric dP a € n ( 4 (fh i 4 MARTIN Phone: 987-5713 SENOUR 119 East Fifth Street PAINTS Canton, SD 57013 Open til 9:00 Thursday frit’s CHEURDLET- POPiTIfiC CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!! SFirst AMERICAN «BANK Canton, Fairview, and Worthing The Bank with YOU in mind! Congratulations to the Class of '78 See Rev Heiskell for all your car and truck needs Deinema Ford (ganton Food e CRRUJFC1RD 5 n t SHURFINE - SHURFRF.SH FRESH MEATS PRODUCE m Your International Harvestor dealer Congratulations Graduates! IMPLEMENT L r CAJCTOH LOCKERS Canton Custom Butchering Processing Sausage Making Day or Night Service 987-2452 Howard Beer L o c k e r s M Congratulations Class of '78 T L See Rich - L L O .motors tor o R S See Rich - L L Motors for All Auto and Farm Needs martin s V ARf GOOD LUCK AND MUCH SUCCESS TO YOU CANTON HIGH GRADUATES! E Y «guard The Guard belongs. CALL 937-2534 I CWmMNTS E F RING Peterson Cemetery Monuments 5 Peterson Floor Covering 107 East Fifth N Canton, SD 57013 CAVIN Phone: 372-4161 or 647-2984 Worthing, SD 57077 The Long Green Line. . . Leadership in product and service. . .today and tomorrow. Implement FARMERS Elevator Co COMPLETE Grain Buying and Selling Service RON'S Motor Radiator Lawn Equipment Chain Saws Automotive Work McCulloch Homelite Briggs Tecumseh Snapper Kohler RON FOSS 215 E. 6th St. Manager Canton,SD 57013 A A. IK (■ 4� 4 4 r V IV 4 S 4“ I 4' 4“ yo r Best of luck Graduates! First Federal Savings Loan YOU and First Federal... A Cood Association Canton, SD 57013 at Stutnifute Ae !£cc jet Quality Name Brands for Less Furniture, Carpet, Appliances, and Decorative Accessories Worthing, SD 372-4141 WILLIES STANDARD Fill up with American Brand Gasolines for more miles, more pep, more pickup! Phone: 987-5472 Canton, SD 57013 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES!!! s E R V I C E C D CONGRATULATIONS! BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE! trumm's Pharmacy: 987-2625 Corsages and Flowers: 987-2626 PHARMACY B BOWYER'S GROCERY O WORTHING GROCERY W Fresh Meats Y Fruits and Vegetables E 987-5522 R 1 372-4553 S Best Wishes, Seniors! 0 R T H 1 N G TRUMM'S rente ! tirti j! i SERVICE WITH A SMILE AT STEVE'S CHAMPLIN Fifth and Cedar Canton, SD 57013 Ste Champ 12 n GROCERIES A Grade A Milk Products © Courteous Home Delivery K O Distributor of Lakeside MM ♦ Dairy Products Jk 608 N. Dakota 987-5534 Canton, SD 57013 the G r e or c at sP«ci l person or for any occasion house 942 East Fifth RADAR, INC. Flowers Bedding Plants Green Plants Vegetables Corsages and Arrangements Tollinger Studio Canton, SD 57013 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF CHS Men'8 Boys' Wear Canton, SD 57013 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 19781! Canton, SD wf CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! o L S o N PLUMBING and HEATING 215 South Broadway Canton, SD 57013 HUNTTING ELEVATOR CO. P.O. Box 258 Canton, SD 57013 Since 1912 Grain Feed Seed Fluid Blend Fertiliter CANTON Phone: 987-2451 cjc 0 0 n°r cdp ru0 ecr t la e s t i o n .. Orvine Brunk, Manager Peterson TV ZENITH QUASAR We Sell the Beat SYLVANIA Service the Rest Phone: 987-5512 Good luck ■Iblea t HEISKELL’S THE UNUSUAL STORE CANTON. S. DAK. ANTIQUES FOR SHOW FREE STATE LITERATURE Lamp Ferte Electrlcel OidgMi Selfeervlee tub teeter Blue Luetre Rental Machine Seniors! For ALL of Your Printing and Advertising Needs Phone: 987-2631 SIOUX ■' VALLEY m P L C a r m e r s umber o. Phone: 987-5771 W C E L A S S A S L U 0 T F E 1 T 9 H 7 PRODUCTS, INC.. ♦ -------------- ... o- Cong tatufofrcms Ofase ©£ '78 V A PROGRESSIVE COMPANY WITH EMPLOYEE AO ' J V i___ v Your locally owned Independent bank Member FDIC Canton SD, 57013 Farmors State B a n h ofstad's 24 hour Heavyduty Towing Service 987-9030 987-2892 Ice Groceries Pop Tires Parts Repairs CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! nswii TOW N HOUSE BAKERY Fresh Baked Pastrles-Breads-Rolls Specializing in Wedding - Birthday Cakes Special Holiday Items: Ples-Cookies Open 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. TRY OUR DELICIOUS SNACK BAR • • «i Phone: 987-5312 ■ tMM Lin� � 209 9 Mam S« w Hemctta C®y e 7 c i i I a SALUTES the Student Body of CANTON HIGH SCHOOL! M e s s e r Phone: 987-2832 i Photography