Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

BA CKTRA C 1980 Vol. XXXIII Canton High School Canton, South Dakota 57013 Glennis Siverson, photographer Table of Contents Classes..................................................5 Faculty and Administration..............................37 Sports..................................................47 Activities..............................................71 Advertisements.........................................110 Editors: Charlotte Getting and Julie Havelaar Advisor: Sue Johnson Staff Members: Karen Eliason, Julie Gibson, Laurie Johnson, Holly Hartland, Lavila Nelson, and Glennis Siverson. This year the arts was chosen as the theme for Backtrackin' 1980. Art does not only pertain to drawings, paintings, and photographs. It can be singing in choir, playing an instrument in band, running a touchdown, making a basket, crossing the finish line first, judging livestock, constructing an outfit, or memorizing lines for a play or speech. There is an abundance of talented people roaming the halls of CHS that have gone unnoticed for a long time. We, the Backtrackin' staff of 1979-1980 dedicate this annual ir. appreciation of the artists at CHS. Karen Eliason, photographer IM MEMORY A faculty member for twenty-five years, Aries VanHunnik will always be remembered as a kind, giving man, who dedicated his life for the students of CHS. Mr. VanHunnik will long be known for the stories of his adventures in the Black Hills. To avoid any difficult work in his social studies classes, all we had to do was to get him started talking about his summers. Soon the period was over and our work was left undone. Despite these diversions, we learned to respect ourselves and our country. It's for these reasons and countless others that we, the staff of Backtrackin' 80, dedicate this annual in loving memory of Mr. Aries VanHunnik. He was a man set alone. His will like that of a mountain, His pride the colour of flags. And his life—a journey Along roads taken by few. And his death-a journey To places divine. —Jona VanHunnik CLASSES -Marton Wiebe jteib.J iMi ii m wr itawfJuc. •♦r f analu JMn$; - Randy Brenner ®lfrougff tljp gpara uip tyaue followed; in future tup atfall Ipaii. Jona Van Hunnik President (Eoiora: Slop and (gold dUoinpr: fellow Soap Daniel Olson Karen Pederson Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Todd Casanova Rodney Christensen Tamara Cornelius Michael Ellison Eric Eneboe Chip Epling Todd Esche Sharon Espeland Laurie Ferlick new masterpieces. Jody Folk Brian Fox J§ d f w ' t 4 Charlotte Getting Julie Gibson Danny Gillespie Stacy keeps a sharp lookout for Mr Siverson's watchful Sherry Hoff Lori Hoffman eyes Joie Kampen Jeffrey Kroger David Kuehl Karla Kuehl Jane Larson Jeffrey Larson 12 Michael Minihan James Muller Randy Myrabo Diane Nelson Ranae Neuharth Linda Orstad A lien Penning Todd Penning Bradley Peterson Lori Reilly Heidi Reimers Bernie Rock 14 Deborah Schluter Mark Schuttloffel Michael Seeman Bruce Short Kenny Short Brenda Sievers Mark Slade Marla Sohl Kenneth Solem Shari Sorenson Debbie Sorlie Julie Sorlie Sherry Teach Joni Ter Wee Dean Trumbull Chad Wiese Judy Wissink Michael Zeilstra 18 Ride 'em Phil! Tim is caught in the act of wheeling around'' backstage L '9 S' ) £ % il 3 Ultio 1 5 Above: Juniors from the drama class use theatrical make-up. Right: Now what is Mark up to? Guy Aasen Tracey Anderson Larry Baker Mike Bierschbach Brad Booker Gerald Boyer Scott Briggle Brian Broderick Glenn Brynjulson Perry Cornelius John DenHoed David Dupuy Jean Dykstra Marlene Eckert Jon Edwards Rhonda Feay Craig Folk Paula Fossum Rick Fossum Jill Gibson Mary Goodman Kim Grayson Jeff Gross Paul Haisch Debra Hammerstrom Steve Hammond Paul Hamran Holly Hartland Dale Hawe David Hitzemann Donna Hoover Leslie Hunt Rita Hurley Scott James Mark Johnson Sandi Johnson Todd Johnson Roxanne Jones Tammie Jost Cindy Knorr 21 Loren Knutson Todd Larson Pamela Lems Robert Lems Carol McCann Patty McCart Mark McConnell Kevin McGillivary Laura McKenney Thomas Mikkelson Catherine Mitchell Craig Mulder Mike Neiger Lavila Nelson Pamela Oakland Keith Olsen Linda Olson Mark Porter Todd Pottratz Linda Reilly CENTER: Mike is working hard on his jewelry, one of the many projects done in art class. TOP RIGHT: Jill LOVES to watch the guys play basket- ball. BOTTOM RIGHT An added attraction at the many sports events is the new C-Hawk mascot. 22 Patricia Rock Thomas Rupp Christine Schultz Kristi Schuttloffel Tammy Short Laura Siegenthaler Laurie Sinning Curtis Sivertson Connie Sletten Jean Sogn Jody Sortie Karen Sorum Susan Stonefield Phillip Stratmeyer Jodean Torgerson Pamela Torkelson Holly Travis Twila Vandemore Linda VanDeVendel James Wilson Blind for a day is Catherine Mitchell 23 Bob Albers Dixie Amundson Troy Bakker Madonna Baldwin Barbara Bierschbach Michael Bliek Clark Christensen Donald Coleman Lowell Coleman Patty Coplan Teresa Cornelius Larry Cramer Michelle Crawford David Devitt Julie Dietrich John Eckert Susan Fait Renee Feay Carol Fossum Timothy Gill Jim Halverson spends his sixth period study hall by con- 24 Doug Grimsrud Karen Gross Jim Halverson Rose Miller Hammer Linda Harmon Robin Hartland Mark Haugen Larry Hawe Celia Hermsen Allen Hilt LaVonna Hilt Mike Hunter Craig Jacobsen Kevin Jervik Charlie Johnson Todd Johnson Jackie Jones Elaine Kampen Kim Lems Jim Lien Renee Feay is usually found demonstrating her wonderful ability to smile 25 centrating diligently on his school work?! Minnie Link Dean Ludwig Todd Messerli Andrea Miller Pat Minihan Wade Myrabo Doug Ovre Danny Paulson Doug Penning John Peterson Tony Pick Todd Ramse Sharon Rebischke Janette Reilly Jill Renli Jeff Roetzel Jean Roti Mary Kaye Schluter LeRoy Severson Janel Short Sophomore girls Barb Biersehbach, Mike Hunter, and Patty Coplan show their concern as they cheer their volleyball team on to a vic- tory. 26 Glennis Siverson Joel Sorlie Barb Standley Todd Summey Steve Swanson Melaine Swmscoe Orlan Teach Mat Thompson Bill Thorson Andy Toft Julie Tompkins Brenda Trumbull Jeff Ulmer Kent VanWyhe David Veldkamp Kristi Viereck Jerome Westhuis Denise Winter New glasses, Kevin?? 27 Greg Abbott Thomas Anderson Travis Anderson Julie Bakker Keith Bergh Sherri Bliek Eric Bogue Torrie Bong Pamela Boogerd Randall Brenner Scott Brunk Dawn Buysman Clinton Carlson Pamela Carlson Kimberly Christensen Missy Christopherson James Coleman Lisa Coleman Carolee Corey Kirk Eilers Steven Eliason David Ellis Alan Fossum Paula Gardner Joy Gibson Judy Gillespie Shawn Goldhorn Robert Goodman Kim Grimsrud Pamela Gross Donald Hailing William Harmon Steve Harris Dianne Hartson David Herrmann Debra Hilt Cynthia Hitzemann Darin Hoogendoorn Sheri Jennings LaDonna Johannson Todd Johnson Charlene Kampen Terry Keiser Sandra Knorr Michael Knutson Laura Kroger Michael Knutson Bonnie Larson Lisa Lems Antonette Mastel Paula Mastel Greg Mathis Carl Miedema Tom Mitchell Mark Moen Randi Nelson Robin Nelson Wayne Olson Martha Osthus Jeanne Ovre Michael Paulson Nancy Paulson Dale Penning Dawn Porter Joseph Richter Leah Rowe Paul Schultz Gregory Sehr Stacy Severson Sherette Sickler CENTER LEFT Randi Nelson smiles and says Cheese. while Paul Schultz says, ' I don’t even like cheese! BOTTOM RIGHT: Playing peek-a-boo with the photographer are from top to bottom: Tracy Steensland, Kim Grimsrud, Dawn Buysman, Torrie Bong, and Julie Bakker 30 Gerald Sorenson Asaf Sorum Roxanne Sorum Melinda Stalheim Mark Standley Tracy Steensland Sharon Stonefield Joel Strasser Dawn Thompson Susan Toft LeRoy Torgerson Dawn VanBockern Gene VanDeStroet Kim Vierick David Wegner Dawn Wieczorek Kathy Wilson Michelle Wolthoff 31 Eighth grade left to right-BACK ROW: Shane Williams, Don Kaarre, Ardis Moulton, Mark Roti, Debra Abbas, Brian Carlson. Valerie Beck, Janie Sorlie, Diana Hoffman, Joyce Short, MIDDLE ROW; Eric Grane, Tammi Penning, Scott Roetzel, Kevin Husman, Lisa Snyders, Tim Minihan, Todd Edwards, Dale Hilt, FRONT ROW Gene Dixon, Brian Sehr, Janet Block Renae Markle, Teresa Ekle, Veronica Brenner, Renae Bergh, and Sherry Sohl CENTER LEFT: Robin Eliason, left, is the president of the eighth grade class; Deb Abbas is vice-president; and not pictured, is Renae Markle, the secretary-treasurer. CENTER RIGHT: The Homecoming Parade was highlighted by the junior high marching band. BOTTOM RIGHT: Deb Abbas, left, and Eric Grane are shown as they demonstrate their clarinet-playing abilities. 32 Junior high is “topped-off’by eighth graders Eighth grade-left to right- BACK ROW Chuck Smith, Paul Veldkamp, Jay Moore, David Long, Jeff Schwartz, Randy VanNoort, Scott Fossum, Chris Sarna, Rob VanVeldHuizen, MIODLE ROW Lisa Beitzel, Debra Bakker, Heidi Moore, Robin Eliason. Mick Tyrrell, Darrin Weibe. Mike Rebischke. Bill Eckert Mike Sauers, FRONT ROW Twila DenHoed. Toby Jost Lynda Hammerstrom, Dawn Gustafson, Terri Trumm, Perry Fossum. Mike McElroy, and John Poppen. Eighth grade left to rtght-BACK ROW Annette Carlson. Tammy VanDeKieft, Kim Moen. Bruce Bogue, Brad Palmatier, Brad Gill, Brian Severson, MIDDLE ROW Karlynda Fait, Janet Ulmer, Shonette Devitt, Kay Riedlmger, Lisa O'Connell, Bill Rudolph, Steve Jondell, Scott King, Greg Hemmgson, FRONT ROW Kristie McCart Claudia Carlstrom, Craig Solem, Joe Listopad, Randy Wissmk, Candace Hoeppner. Brad Standley, Stewart VanNoort, Rodney Ludwig, David Powell. 7™ Grade f New Beginning Grade 7-1. left to right BACK ROW Reid Mathison, Andy Gerlach, Pam Espeland. Sharissa Sichler. Renee Libbey, FRONT ROW David Bierschbach Curt Hohman. Marsha Temple. Lori Livermore. Kenny Wieczorek Brian Thompson, Joel James. Lynne Nelson Michelle Jones. MIDDLE ROW Brad Casanova Randy VanDeKeift. Patty Getting. Carol Oakland Beth Stratmeyer Jody Wenbourne Grade 7-2. left to right. BACK ROW Jackie Bliek, Leslie Hammer. Koedam. Brad Thorson, Greg Moen, FRONT ROW Pat VanWyhe April Hu.zenga Barbara Powell. Joy Hammer, Jan Hardy MIDDLE Jeff Crawford. Shane VanBockern. Jeff Pick. Troy Wuertz William ROW Scott Nelson. Richard Hartson, Tony LittleHoop. Todd DenHoed, Tom Thompson. Jim Mimhan 34 Grade 7-3, left to right, BACK ROW Tom Williams, Mike Ingebrigtson, Scott Snyders, Joe Nagel, Tracey Walton, Karen Viereck MIDDLE ROW Susan Brandsma. Christine Carpenter Brian Neuharth, Zona Larson, Dianne Koopsma, Sharon VanDeVendel, Susan Irons, FRONT ROW: Greg Fait, Rickie Seeman, Steve Hoff, Jeff Sehr, Mark Kougl, Sonja Frislie CENTER LEFT: It looks like there's something funny happening in this class. BOTTOM LEFT: Curt Hohman certainly does have a beautiful pose for the photographer! CENTER RIGHT: Seventh grade class representatives for 1979-80 are pictured here. BACK ROW: (L to R) Curt Hohman, Shane VanBockern, Steve Hoff, FRONT ROW: Dianne Koopsma, Michelle Jones, and Marsha Temple. 35 Junior class officers, from left to right, are: Tom Rupp, Todd Pottratz, Mary Goodman, and Jeff Gross. Members of the student council.from left to right, are: Jona VanHunnik, Deb Broderick, Eric Eneboe, Todd Messerli, Randy Myrabo, Mike Paulson, Celia Hermsen, Wayne Olson, Principal Dave Beckman FRONT ROW Pam Lems, Jeff Gross, and Jill Gibson. Sophomore class officers,from left to right, are: Jeff Roetzel, Sharon Rebischke, and Jean Roti. 36 Freshmen class officers, from left to right, are Scott Brunk, Kim Viereck, and David Ellis. Facuixi Kdv imxstrmxoy) 37 Instructor of American govern- ment and world geography this year is Paul Aslesen. He is a native of Florence, South Dakota and at- tended Augustana College. His hobbies include: carpentry, hunt- ing, fishing, and reading. Along with his teaching responsibilities, is also assistant football coach and wrestling coach. Mr. Aslesen will long be remembered by the senior class of 1980 for his famous quote We will achieve! We will Succeed! Right On! Right On! Right On!!!'' For six years, Miss Debra DeBates has taught Home Economics I and II, marriage and family living, and advanced foods and nutrition at CHS. Along with her busy sched- ule, she also advises the junior class, FHA, and pep club. She is originally from Jasper, Minnesota, and she received a BS degree in Home Economics at South Dakota State University. In her spare time she enjoys needlepoint, sewing, skiing, and reading. Teaching vocal music for six years at Canton High School is Colin Connor. He is originally from Yank- ton, South Dakota, and attended Jamestown College and USD. Every Tuesday night Mr. Connor directs the Grieg Chorus and also directs his church choir. Besides his wife, his main loves are hunting and fishing. Teaching eighth grade language arts at Canton this year is Mrs. Julie Day. She is originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, and at- tended the USD College of Arts and Sciences where she ac- quired her BA degree. Along with teaching Mrs. Day also coaches junior high girls bas- ketball. Her hobbies include: basketball, reading, camping, and restoring antiques. Teaching Algebra I and geome- try is Nordell Ekle. This is his ninth year at Canton High School. Mr. Ekle is originally from Canton and graduated from Dakota State College, re- ceiving a BS degree. He enjoys skiing, swimming, and racquet- ball. He is a member of the United Day Care Board, a CEA representative to Sekota, a CEA faculty representative, and is also church choir president. Originally from Harrisburg, South Dakota, Mrs. Sherry Davis has taught Practical English and junior high and high school physical education. Along with teaching, she also is cheerleader advisor, junior high volleyball coach, and junior high and high school track coach. Mrs. Davis received a BA degree from Sioux Falls College. She is a volunteer worker at the Chil- drens Inn and also enjoys read- ing, bicycling, and traveling in her spare time. A native from Rupert, Idaho, Mrs. Rhoda Christensen enjoys outdoor activities, traveling, and oil painting whenever she is not in the classroom. She has taught seventh grade language arts and social studies for the past five years. Mrs. Christen- sen received her Bachelor of Science degree upon her gradu- ation from the University of South Dakota. Canton's athletic director and foot- ball coach is Burdell Coplan, who teaches law, sociology, and speech. He has been teaching at Canton for twenty-five years. Mr. Coplan has a bachelors and masters degree from USD. He is orginally from Water- town, S.D., and enjoys hunting, golf, and tennis. He is also a mem- ber of the Lions Club, Hiawatha Golf Club, the church board, and FCA. Teaching general business and ju- nior high and high school boys physical education for seven years at Canton High School is Terry Bong. He is involved in coaching for girls and boys cross country and boys track. Mr. Bong received a B.S. degree and a M.A. degree from USD. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and softball. He is a mem- ber of the Catholic Church and be- longs to the VFW. Upon graduation from Augustana College Mr. Dan Anderson came to Canton and has been here for the past four years. He teaches sev- enth grade science, math, and also coaches junior high football, bas- ketball, wrestling, and track. He is also the assistant coach for the varsity boys basketball team. He originates from Rock Valley, Iowa and is presently a member of the Canton Lutheran Church and a volunteer with the ambulance crew. 39 For the past four years, Mr. Joe Haugen has taught English II and advanced composition. This is his second year teaching psychology. He also coaches the B-team girls basketball and volleyball squads. He graduated from high school at Menno, SD, and then went on to receive a BA degree from Augus- tana and a MA degree from Northern College in Aberdeen. Joe Haugen is a member of the Grand Valley Lutheran Church and en- joys farming whenever he is not teaching. Mr. George Gross has been vice- principal at CHS for the past six- teen years. He received a MA and a BA degree from USD. He comes from Bridgewater, SD, and enjoys watching television. Along with the responsibility of vice-principal, Mr. Gross also teaches Algebra II and advanced math. Originating from the thriving me- tropolis of George, Iowa, Miss Mona Hass went on to receive a BA degree from Augustana Col- lege. This is her second year at Canton teaching in the newly remodeled Resource Room. Along with teaching, she is also an advi- sor for the junior class. Miss Hass enjoys sewing, reading, and espe- cially traveling in her spare time. When asked about her community activities she replied I shop Can- ton first! Mrs. Clarice Irons has been the librarian at CHS for the past thirteen years. Along with keep- ing the books in order, she also takes care of the video tape, and assists students and teach- ers in gathering information. Mrs. Irons graduated from USD with a major in education. She is a member of the Canton Lu- theran Church and enjoys sew- ing, bicycling, camping and cooking in her spare time. __ Receiving his BS degree in Edu- cation and his MA degree in Chemistry from USD, Harlan Hoff has been teaching for thir- teen years. He teaches chem- istry, physics, and fundamental math. He is also advisor of the junior class. He is originally from Tripp, SD, and enjoys jog- ging. Mr. Hoff belongs to the Canton Lutheran Church and to the Lions Club. Teaching junior high social studies for twenty-five years is Aries Van Hunnik. He is origi- nally from Bristol, South Da- kota, and attended Augustana College and the University of South Dakota. He enjoys such activities as fishing, hunting, and camping. Mr. Van Hunnik is active in the Canton Lutheran Church and also belongs to the Lions Club. A graduate from Dakota State College, Mr. Robert Herting came to Canton eleven years ago where he acquired a teach- ing job at CHS. Since then he has taught physical science and Biology. Besides teaching, he is assistant track coach. He also coaches ninth grade boys bas- ketball and varsity girls basket- ball. He enjoys fishing and is presently a member of the Can- ton Lutheran Church. Mr. Wayne Hermsen is a familiar face to any student who eats hot lunches at school. Mr. Hermsen has taught junior high math for thirteen years, and is junior high football, wrestling, and track coach. He is originally from Co- lome, South Dakota, and attended USD Springfield. He is a member of the Methodist Church and the Lions Club. Hunting, fishing, and woodworking are just a few of the hobbies that Mr. Gordon Grimsrud enjoys in his spare time. He has taught junior high science and coached junior high basketball for thirteen years. He is originally from Veblen, SD, and attended SDSU and USD. He is involved in his church choir and participates in his church com- mittee. A new face at Canton High School is that of Miss Sue Johnson. She teaches mass media, creative writ- ing, English I and II, and drama. Speech director, annual advisor, senior class advisor, and the senior play occupies her other school hours. Miss Johnson is originally from Vermillion, and she received her BFA degree in theatre at USD. Miss Johnson is a member of Zeta Phi Eta, and if she has any spare time, it is spent sewing, gardening, or listening to music. 41 The face of Mr. Robert Tupper is recognized by all persons at Can- ton High School. Teaching his thirty-fifth year at Canton, Mr. Tupper claims that he enjoys our school very much. He is, at present, instructing industrial arts students. Robert Tupper received his Bachelor degree at NSTC and his MA degree from Stout State Institution. Mr. Tupper is originally from Springfield, SD, and he en- joys photography and furniture re- pair. Mr. Tupper is a member of the United Methodist Church and a former member of the Chamber of Commerce Receiving a B.S. degree from Westmar College, Mr. Greg Noel came to Canton six years ago. Since that time, he has taught all levels of art available at CHS. Mr. Noel is originally from Fleetwood, Pennsylvania. He belongs to the Methodist Church and enjoys ski- ing, soccer and ceramics in his free time. With a B.S. degree from Dakota State and an M.A. degree from the University of South Dakota, Gary Schultz is fully prepared for the challenging courses of English I, short story, American literature, and novel. He has been here for thirteen years and has directed the All-High play. His hobbies in- clude: record collecting, playing the drums, and watching profes- sional baseball. He is also a council member of his church. Teaching instrumental music for grades 7-12 is Mr. Glenn Siver- son. He has been with CHS for fifteen years Mr. Siverson also directs the swing band and in- strumental ensembles. His hometown is Casselton, North Dakota, and he attended Moor- head State College and the Uni- versity of Northern Colorado. In his spare time he enjoys tennis and golf. This is Mr. Cecil Meyer's second year at CHS. He teaches Ag Agribusiness and is the advisor for the FFA. His hometown is Clara City, Minnesota. From there Mr. Meyer went on to at- tend SDSU where he majored in Ag Education. He is a mem- ber of the Canton Lutheran Church and the Lions Club. His hobbies include woodworking and hunting. 42 A familiar face among the halls of CHS is that of Mr. Jim Jib- ben. Originally from Lennox, SD, he attended and received a B.A. degree from Sioux Falls College. This is his fourth year teaching American history at Canton He is also the varsity boys basketball coach and as- sistant football and track coach. He enjoys listening to his stereo and attending athletic events in his spare time. Mr. Jibben is a member of the Hiawatha Golf Club and the Canton Lutheran Church. Head wrestling coach and assis- tant coach for football is Paul Loudermilk. Mr. Loudermilk teaches freshman science and biology. He has taught at Can- ton for one year. He received a B.A. degree from Sioux Falls College and a M.A. degree from the University of Northern Colo- rado. Teaching typing and accounting during the 1979-80 school year is Jean Meile. This is her first year at Canton. Besides teaching, she also coaches junior high girls basket- ball and is assistant girls track coach. Mrs. Meile is originally from Elk Point. She graduated from USD Springfield and has a B.S. degree in secondary educa- tion from Dakota State College. She belongs to the Saint Dominic Catholic Church in Canton and she enjoys participating in all sports activities. 43 Members of the school board for the school year are. from left to ROW: Gorrit Van Den Top, Jr., Virgil Wolthoff, Lee Everhart, and right, BACK ROW: Charles Kuehl, Dick Hoffman, Terry Bergerson, Arnold Lund John Eckert, Dave Beckman, Earl Dean, and William Slade FRONT CENTER LEFT: For the past twelve years Mr Dean has been superintendent for Canton High School. CENTER RIGHT: This is Mr Dave Beckmans first year of being principal at Canton High School. BOTTOM RIGHT: Keeping the business office in order are Sandy Thorsby and Loretta Hailing 44 TOP LEFT: Secretary of Canton High School is Vivian Fossum CENTER LEFT: Terry Bergerson became the new business manager this year CENTER MIDDLE Mr Phil Hartz is the guidance counselor at Canton High School. CENTER RIGHT: Cheryl Englert works in the resource room as a teachers aid BOTTOM LEFT: Jackie Short was secretary for Mr Dean for three and a half years BOTTOM RIGHT: Marsha Albers took Jackie's place in March, 1980. She is now the secretary for superintendent Dean 45 TOP Serving the noon meal to CHS'ers for the 1979-80 school year include, left to right: Sallee Rielly, Lorraine Mercer Mayvis Romerem. Christine McVay, Dorothy Brynjulson, Bernice Braaten, Ardell Johnson, and Lucille Beer CENTER RIGHT: The maintenance engineers at CHS this year are, left to right: Khambor Dethleusay, Lloyd James and Kay Jones BOTTOM LEFT: Directly from Yankton, SD, Mr Mark Murren came to CHS during the last semester of the school year He replaced Mr Aslesen who had taken a job with the National Guard Mr Murren teaches U S Government and World Geography BOTTOM RIGHT: Transporting the students to and from school each day are the 79-80 bus drivers They are, left to right Wayne Hermsen, Norris Ekle, Floyd Anderson, Richard Lien, Russ Hammond, Gordon Gnmsrud, Margaret Baldwin, Bob VanZee and Harlan Hoff 46 STRUGGLES ENDED ... TOP RIGHT OFFENSIVE FOOT- BALL BACK ROW Left to Right; Richard Bong. Colby Edwards Jeff Larson. Kenny Short, Tim Blackstone, and Mike Johnson FRONT ROW Eric Eneboe Ber- me Rock. Dan Gillespie. Bruce Short Mark Slade, Mike Seeman, and Jim Jacobson. CENTER RIGHT Football coaches for the year were left to right, Bur- dell Coplan, Roger Semmler, Jim Jibbens, Paul Aslesen, and Paul Louderrmlk BOTTOM RIGHT Tim Blackstone, quarterback for the Hawks, rushes past his Beresford opponent to gain yardage for Can- ton During the 1979 season, Canton had approximately sev- enty guys participating in football. There were forty-six on the varsity squad with twenty-four playing on the freshman team. This year Dave Hitzemann set a new record. He kicked thirty times for an average of 49.2 yards. Jeff Larson also tied with Mitchell Johnson in 1976 for the most interceptions in one game against Lennox. Our record for the season was 6-3. Coach Co- plan commented, The '79 squad came along slowly but by the end of the season I felt they would have to rank as a very good C-Hawk team. 48 TOP LEFT DEFENSIVE FOOT- BALL BACK ROW: Left to Right; Rick Fossum, Colby Edwards, Jeff Larson, Kenny Short, Kent Van Whye, Todd Larson and Mike Johnson. FRONT ROW Richard Bong Bernie Rock, Dan Gillespie. Bruce Short, Mark Slade. Eric Eneboe, and Todd Pottratz CENTER LEFT: Shown here are the referees care- fully measuring the posi- tion of the ball to check for a first down BOTTOM LEFT: Stuart Van Noort. Steve Harris, and Larry Hawe were this years foo- bail managers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Larson and Mike Johnson were the captains of the varsity team. 49 Freshmen football; BACK ROW Left to Right, Mark Standley, Paul Schultz, Clint Carlson, Greg Abbott Gerald Sorenson and Terry Kiser. CENTER ROW Tom Mitchell, Mike Paulson, LeRoy Torgerson, Steve Eliason, Joe Richter Don Hailing. FRONT ROW Bob Goodman, Todd John- son Scott Brunk, David Wagner, Tom Anderson, Wayne Olson, and Carl Meidema CENTER RIGHT: A C-Hawk player successfully sacks the ballcarrier as some teammates come running to assist in the tackle BOTTOM LEFT: The C- Hawks are greeted by a tunnel of fans as they come back from the locker room to play the second half of the homecoming game BOTTOM RIGHT: The fans play an important part in any sports event. Their spirit makes the cheerleaders' job easier in get- ting the team fired up 50 GOA LS REA CHED Mike Johnson was awarded to the 1979 All- Conference football squad Pictured from left to right are Kenny Short, Mike Johnson, Coach Burdell Coplan, Mike Seeman. and Jeff Larson Kenny, Mike and Jeff were awarded honorable mention 51 During the struggle for the ball everyone awaits the outcome Cross-country makes tracks for success With twenty-five runners out for the season, the cross- country team had the most participants ever. Girls were in cross-country for the second year in a row. The team ran very hard this year. During practice, boys usually ran six miles a day and girls ran three miles. Their hard work paid off at the conference meet in Lennox where the Hawks took third place. Julie Bakker, Randy Myrabo, and Lowell Coleman qualified for the state competition at Brookings. TOP RIGHT: Coach Terry Bong stands among his team after a rough meet Mr Bong coaches both girls' and boys' cross-country teams. CENTER LEFT: Randy Myrabo displays his running abilities at one of the meets The girls' cross-country team consisted of the following: Karen Gross, Sha- ron Rebischke, and Mary Kay Schluter Julie Bakker is not pictured Members of the 1979 boys' cross-country team were, BACK ROW: Left to Right-Mark Haugen, John Eckert, Paul Haisch, Mark McConnell, Doug Grimsrud, Joel Straasser, Mike Knutson, Todd Messerli. FRONT ROW Tom Mikkelson, Tim Gill, Lowell Coleman, Rod Christensen, Kirt Dahl, Clyde Hoeppner, Randy Myrabo, and Jeff Gross. 52 A Girls Stack 11 Wins Over 9 Losses BOTTOM ROW: Showing her fine tech- nique amidst the other players, Sherry Hoff lays one up for two points. CENTER RIGHT: Slippery shoes had nothing to do with her traveling pen- alty, says Sherry, doubtfully, while Kathy Viereck and Rita Hurley wait in anticipation for the game to resume. With a record of eleven wins and nine losses, the girls' varsity basketball team takes a “time-out to pose for a picture The members are, TOP ROW Left to right Linda Olson. Christy Schultz, Kathy Viereck. Karla Kuehl, Kristi Viereck. and Mr Herting BOTTOM ROW Sherry Hoff, Jane Larson. Celia Hermsen, Judy Wissmk and Jill Gibson Not pictured are Teresa and Rita Hurley 53 B-Team Thrashes Opponents Coach Haugen is shown standing with his junior varsity crew They sailed with a great season of twelve wins and four losses Pictured from left to right, top row Mike Hunter, Kim Lems, Tracy Steensland, Janette Reilly, Kristi Viereck, Coach Haugen Row two Laurie Haugen (water girl), Jill Renli, Janel Short, Andrea Miller. Leah Rowe Kim Viereck. Front row Bonnie Larson, Michelle Crawford, Carolee Corey, Pam Gross, and Jackie Jones Touchdown' Up, up, and away 54 Freshmen Keep Movin A new face at CHS this year Mrs Jean Meile, undertook the task of coaching girls' freshmen basketball. Top row, left to right - Coach Meile, Missy Christopherson, Kim Grimsrud, Trady Steensland, Joy Gibson, Paula Mastel, row two-Martha Osthus, Melinda Stalheim, Michelle Wolthoft, Leah Rowe, Dawn VanBockern. front row-Susan Toft, Carolee Corey, Bonnie Lar- son, Pam Gross, and Torrie Bong The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Two points! Members of the Varsity Basketball Squad are standing I to r: S Hammond, J. tarson, T Blackstone, C. Folk, S Bnggle. R. Christensen. D Olson, T. Pottratz, T Larson, P Haisch, M Johnson, R Fossum In the front row are Coach Dan Anderson, student managers S. VanNoort and L. Hawe and Coach Jim Jibben Not pictured are M Schuttloffel and E Eneboe Student managers for 1979-80 are Stuart VanNoort, Steve Harris, and Larry Hawe. ABOVE: The opponent looks-on in amazement as Schut “shoots for two . BOTTOM LEFT: Awe-struck, Mike Johnson observes another lay-up by Todd Larson. The Varsity basketball squad ended their season with a 15-6 record. This year CHS had good reason to be proud of its team. For example, the C-Hawks took second in the Big Eight Conference and fourth in the Big Eight Conference Tourney. Jeff Larson was named to All Conference Basketball Squad with Rod Christensen, Tim Blackstone and Mark Schuttloffel receiving honorable mention. Jeff was also selected for the All-State Class A second basketball team. This year two senior boys were chosen for special awards. Mark Schuttloffel was awarded the Wes Pederson Memorial Rebounding Award for grabbing 173 rebounds during the season. Jeff Larson was awarded the Dietrich Award for having the most points scored (416) during the season. All in all, the C-Hawks had a successful season, which will leave good memories in the minds of many basketball fans. 57 BOYS BASKETBALL 1979-30 WE UJ Harrisburg Madison Lennox Flandreau Indians Brandon Salem Elk Point Beresford Lennox HarflTTh Beresford O'Gorman Elk Point Flandreau Pu Central Lyon Brandon West Central Lennox O.T. West Lyon Vermillion Yankton No. Tim, you don't jump as well as a cheerleader! Members of the B-Team consisted of, left to right: Jeff Roetzel, Charlie Johnson, Jim Halverson, John Peterson, Todd Johnson, Tim Gill, Clark Christensen, Todd Ramse, Kent VanWyhe, Doug Penning Coach Dan Anderson. 58 Keeping stats for the team this year are, left to right: Marla Sohl, Deb Schluter, and Teresa Swinscoe. An important factor for a winning team is an Members of the freshman basketball team include, left to right Dale Penning, Joe Richter, David Ellis, Carl Miedema. Wayne Olson, Eric Bogue, Don Hailing, Mike Paulson, Tom Mitchell, Tom Anderson, and Greg Abbott Coach Bob Herting. Wrestlers Have A Trying Season This year's wrestlers finished their season duals with a 3-7 record They ranked sixth in Big Eight Conference Duals overall TOP Canton was very fortunate to have two grapplers. Randy and Wade Myrabo, qualify for the 1980 State Wrestling Tournament, which was held in Rapid City this year They are shown here receiving congratulations from their coaches Mr Laudermilk (on left) and Mr Aslesen CENTER Members of this year's wrestling team are, BACK ROW. left to right: Doug Grimsrud, Dave Hitzeman, Dean Ludwig. Craig Jacobsen. Tim Kamenar, Kirt Dahl Randy Myrabo. and Richard Bong, SECOND ROW Andy Toft. Wade Myrabo, Brian Fox. Jeff Kroger Mark Slade Pat Mmihan. Dean Trumbull, and Jim Lien. THIRD ROW: Todd Johnson, Joel Sorlie. Bob Goodman, Jeff Ulmer. John Eckert. Darin Hoogendorn. Mark Standley. Kevin Jervik. and Scott Brunk BELOW Bob Goodman takes control of the situation as he vigorously overpowers his opponent TOP LEFT: Displaying the vital concentration needed each match. Brian Fox prepares his strategy for a win. TOP RIGHT: Randy Myrabo, with a definite advantage over his opponent, prepares for a pin. CENTER LEFT: “I wonder if this is something similar to calf-roping? ponders a determined Kirt Dahl. ABOVE: Kirt Dahl, Randy Myrabo, and Rich Bong were this year's tri-captains. BOTTOM LEFT: Tournament placers in the Big Eight Conference Tourney, held in Canton, are, BACK ROW: Rich Bong, Brian Fox, and Randy Myrabo; FRONT ROW: Mark Standley, Jim Lien, and Wade Myrabo. Canton finished fourth overall. CENTER LEFT: Cella Hermson is shown in action as she spikes the ball over the net to the opposing team. ABOVE: Julie Havelaar is shown here making a rare appearance as a server for the varsity squad 80TT0M LEFT: Managers for volleyball were Janel Short and Julie Dietench VOLLEYBALL This is the second year of competitive volleyball at CHS. Approximately forty girls participated. Various surrounding high schools were played against including: Jefferson, Elk Point, Lennox, and O'Gorman. The varsity girls' record was 7-9. This two and one half month season is growing in talent and popularity. The junior varsity and freshmen teams had records of 5-5 and 8-2 respectively. BUMPS BACK FOR ANOTHER SEASON On this years girls' varsity volleyball team are: Kathy Viereck Coach Joe Haugen Karla Kuehl Kristi Schultz Judy Wissink Julie Havelaar Darcella Hermson Joni TerWee Sherry Hoff Jane Larson Michelle Crawford Laurie Johnson Junior Varsity BACK ROW: Barb Bierschbach, Kim Lems, Linda Olson, Janette Rielly, LaVonna Hilt, Mike Hunter and Coach Joe Haugen. FRONT ROW: Kristi Viereck, Andrea Miller, Jill Renli, Patty Coplan, Denise Winter, and Jill Gibson. Freshmen BACK ROW: Michelle Wolthoff, Joy Gibson, Roxanne Sorum, Judy Gillespie, Kim Christensen, and Coach Joe Haugen. CENTER ROW: Debbie Hilt, Dawn VanBockern, Leah Rowe, and Melinda Stalheim. FRONT ROW: Nancy Paulson, Dawn Wieczorek, Martha Osthus, Bonnie Larson, and Carolee Corey. Kim Lems bends over backwards to hit the ball to the opponents' side Celia Hermsen bumps'' the ball for the C-Hawk team 63 r 1 £ Girls involved in track in the 1979-80 school year include, BACK ROW; Tracy Steensland, Kim Grimsrud, Dawn Buysman, Debbie Hilt, Janette Reilly, and Denise Winter MIDDLE ROW Patti Coplan, Torrie Bong, Nancy Paulson, Leah Rowe. Julie Bakker, Roxanne Sorum, Karen Gross, Elaine Kampen, and Dixie Amundson. FRONT ROW Teresa Hurley, Bonnie Larson, Pam Gross, Susan Toft, Sherri Bliek, Lisa Lems, Judy Wissink, Sherry Hoff, Michelle Crawford. Jackie Jones, Mary Kaye Schulter, Kim Lems, and Rita Hurley • r a c K CENTER RIGHT: The senior Hoff, and Coach Sherry Davis. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chosen track queen at the Canton Relays this year is Teresa Hurley. 64 Girls participating in field events in the 1979-80 school year, from left to right, are; BACK ROW Kim Lems, Lavonna Hilt, Kim Grimsrud, and Sherry Bliek FRONT ROW Bonnie Larson, Denise Winter, and Debbie Hilt CENTER LEFT Record breakers for the 1980 school year, from left to right are, BACK ROW Bonnie Larson, Lisa Lems, Rita Hurley, and Teresa Hurley FRONT ROW Pam Gross, Judy Wissink, Sherry Hoff, and Jackie Jones BOTTOM LEFT: Girls qualifying for the state track meet include, from left to right Pam Gross, Teresa Hurley, Sherry Hoff, Judy Wissink, and Jackie Jones BOTTOM RIGHT: Managers for the girls' track team, from left to right, are; BACK ROW: Julie Tompkins and Janel Short FRONT ROW Michelle Wolthoff and Joy Gibson 65 r a Members of the boys varsity track squad include, left to right. BACK ROW Coach Bong. Tim Blackstone, Tom Mikkelson, Tom Rupp. Dave Hitzemann, Todd Larson, Mark Schuttloffel, Eric Eneboe, Todd Pottratz Andy Toft, Alan Hilt, Mike Neiger, Tim Gill. Todd Johnson, John DenHoed, CENTER ROW Jim Halverson, Doug Grimsrud. Jeff Gross, John Peterson, Todd Ramse, Charlie Johnson, Clyde Hoeppner, Randy Myrabo, Lowell Coleman, Todd Messerli, FRONT ROW: Paul Haisch, Bob Lems, Mark McConnell, Tom Anderson, Joel Sorhe. Mark Haugen, John Eckert, Kevin Jervik and Jeff Ulmer CENTER LEFT: Tim Blackstone and Mark McConnell set new records this year Tim ran the open two mile with a time of 10:20 8 and Mark set a record by leaping 6 4 in the high jump. CENTER RIGHT: Participating in field events this year are. left to right, BACK ROW Alan Hilt, Mike Neiger, Dave Hitzemann Mark Schuttloffel, Tom Mikkelson, John DenHoed, Andy Toft. FRONT ROW Tom Rupp, Tom Anderson, Doug Grimsrud, Joel Sorlie, Mark McConnel, Paul Haisch and Jeff Ulmr. BOTTOM Representing CHS in the State track meet this year are, left to right, BACK ROW John Peterson, Eric Eneboe, Todd Ramse, and Tim Blackstone FRONT ROW: Jeff Gross, Todd Larson. Mark McConnell and Bob Lems. 66 TOP LEFT Making up the freshman squad are. left to right, BACK ROW: Joe Richter, Scott Brunk, Tom Mitchell Mike Paulson, Don Hailing, David Ellis, Eric Bogue FRONT ROW: Tom Anderson, Joel Straaser, Dale Penning Bob Goodman, David Wegner and Steve Eliason TOP RIGHT: The tension mounts as Lowell Coleman and Todd Ramse wait for the sound of the starting gun. CENTER LEFT: Onlookers cheer as teammate Tim Blackstone urges Todd Larson on to the end CENTER All of the hard practices have paid off as Jeff Gross crosses the finish line for first place CENTER RIGHT: The mile and medley relay teams consist of, left to right, Bob Lems, Jeff Gross, Todd Larson and Mark McConnell. They set school records in the mile relay and medley relay with times of 3:28 9 and 3:38.1 respectively BOTTOM LEFT: Captain for the track team this year is senior, Eric Eneboe BOTTOM CENTER: Keeping things “running smoothly for the track team are this years managers, Steve Harris and Larry Hawe 67 Cheering The Hawks On To Several Victories Wrestling cheerleaders for this year's team are, top to bottom: Chris Schultz. Jill Gibson, Renae Neuharth, and Oixie Amundson. Cheering the football team on to many touchdowns are left to right Brenda Sievers, Julie Havelaar, Jom Ter Wee and Lon Regier. After cheering the boys' basketball team on to several successes, Teresa Hurley, Sherry Hoff. Jane Larson, and Jean Roti take time-out for a picture 68 The feeling of victory is generated through the cheerleaders. The football cheerleaders are caught in action during Canton's victorious homecoming game The 1979 girls' basketball cheerleaders are, from left to right Donna Hoover, Jean Sogn Roxanne Jones, and Catherine Mitchell. The freshman boys' basketball cheerleaders for this year are. BACK ROW Susan Toft and Carolee Corey; FRONT ROW: Pam Gross and Leah Rowe This year's boys' b-team basketball squad cheerleaders are, TOP ROW Janel Short and Patty Coplan; BOTTOM ROW: Jill Renli and Michelle Crawford 69 Rimraj Short Wxssmk niastar Jeff Larson mark SCaba Pam Brarmar riDtic Queen ‘'Toffir, Teresa flurCeg J HOMECOMING 79 Adding variety to the evening are MC's Jona VanHunmck and Tim Kamenar The girls anxiously await the big moment The exciting moment finally arrives as the '78 queen, Michelle Thompson, crowns the '79 queen, Teresa Hurley The '78 master, Brian Rowe, reveals the '79 master. Jeff Larson. 74 At the dance the pace is slowed The members of the royalty are all smiles as they ride in the parade The senior float received awards for the most beautiful and the best over-all in the parade Teresa hands Todd Larson his lucky penny”. BELOW: Queen Teresa ignites the Trogan Sacrifice Burn 'em, C-Hawks1” ABOVE Performing at the assembly was Miss Johnson's drama class. 75 Drill Team Marches to Success Girls involved in drill team for the 1979-80 school year Sharon Stonefield, Pam Torkelson, Patty McCart, include, BACK ROW: Left to Right—Diane Nelson, Susan Stonefield, Cindy Hitzemann, LaDonna Shari Sorenson, Sherry Teach, LaVonna Hilt, Julie Johannson, Lisa Lems, and Shawn Goldhorn. Gibson, Patty Rock, Sandra Knorr. FRONT ROW: 78 TOP: The girls demonstrate a formation called the pinwheel which is used in many of their routines. CENTER LEFT: Throughout the school year the drill team entertained many sports fans during half-time. CENTER RIGHT: As in years before, the drill team marches down the main street in the homecoming parade. BOTTOM LEFT: The girls anxiously await for the music to begin. 79 FHA ... LEA RNING FOR FHA members for 1979-80 are. I to r, back row: J Larson, M Glenn. J Wissmk, B Sievers. K Sorum, K Kuehl. K Schuttloffel. J. Hilt, L. Johnson, D. Sorlie, J. Sorlie, J. Folk J Gibson, J. Short. Row 4: D Schluter, J Havelaar. K Abbas P Brenner. T Vandemore, K Grayson, C. Kampen, M Baldwin, K Eliason, J. Reilly, D. Buysman, D Hilt, L. Hilt, J Roti. Row 3: C Mitchell. P Lems, J. Sogn, J. Dykstra, J. Tompkins. E Kampen, R Sorum, C Fossum K Lems, K Grimsrud, N Paulson, T Steensland Row 2 P Carlstrom, K Christensen, J. Gillespie, L Rowe, M Stalheim, K Gross, M. Schluter, P. Coplan, J Torgerson, L VanDeVendel, M Crawford Front row L Coleman, S Severson, P Boogerd P Gross, B Larson, D Hartson, T Bong, D Amundson, C Hermsen, P Fossum. 0 Hammerstrom Right: The officers for FHA are, front row, I to r: Jane Larson, Pam Lems, Judy Wissink, Julie Hilt, Elaine Kampen; back row: Karen Sorum, advisor Ms. Debra Debates, Jody Folk, Marcy Glenn and Brenda Sievers. Above is the FHA float which was in the Homecoming Parade. THE FUTURE FFA The FFA consisted of, left to right, back row advisor Mr Meyer, Brad Warwick, Mark Hamran, Kenny Short, Bruce Short, Tony Pick, Steve Swanson, Ooug Ovre, Jim Wilson, row 2 Gerald Sorenson, Jeff Sorum. Berme Rock, Lane Jervik, Brad Thorson, Loren Knutson, Steve Eliason, Keith Olsen, Jerome Westhuis, Mike Knutson, Mark Standley, front row Dave Dupuy, Clint Carlson, Mark Moen, Troy Bakker, Alan Fossum, Jeff Kroger, Marlon Wiebe. Phil Swanson, Mike Zielstra, Curt Sivertson, Terry Keizer, Carl Miedema Loren Knutson and Keith Olsen placed in the state land judging contest for FFA. Steve Swanson counts the freckles on Brad Warwick's face at Ag Days. FFA officers are, I to r, back row: Lane Jervik, Loren Knutson, Brad Thorson; front row: Curt Sivertson, Mike Zielstra, Phil Swanson, and Keith Olsen. 81 a n n u a I Members of the Backtrackin' staff for the 1979-80 school year are, top to bottom: Lavila Nelson Holly Hart land Julie Havelaar Julie Gibson Laurie Johnson Karen Eliason Charlotte Getting BOTTOM LEFT: Organizing the annual staff under supervisor Miss Sue Johnson this year, are editors Charlotte Getting (sitting) and Julie Havelaar. BOTTOM RIGHT: The staff prepares for their new assignments. 82 TOP LEFT: While Holly stands absorbed in her own dilemma, Charlotte laughs at Karen, who bungles up once again. CENTER LEFT: That's not funny, Laurie, chides Julie. CENTER RIGHT: Annual is not the time for cutting out paper dolls, Charlotte! BOTTOM LEFT: “That was a good idea even if I do say so myself, muses Karen as Charlotte stands beside her in agreement. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lavila breaks her diligent concentration to state her opinion of picture-taking. 83 School Tivila Vandemori Junior Veb 'Qakket TociId was the only student to letter in iibrartj this year. wT earn a tetter a student mutt 3 vrv as librarian I� hours every I ears. ■far 2. school y Deciam TOP: Participants in declam this year were Vanessa Listopad (left) and Holly Hartland. The declam participants went to two contests this year, one in Mitchell, and the district contest in Sioux Falls at Augustana College. They both received superior ratings at Mitchell and excellent ratings at the district contest. The advisor for declam was Miss Sue Johnson. CENTER: For contests Holly chose a humorous cutting from IF LIFE IS A BOWL OF CHERRIES, THEN WHAT AM I DOING IN THE PITS, by Erma Bombeck. 85 C-Hawks' Actions In Print The Echo staff works diligently to compile a page in the Sioux Valley News every two weeks concerning Canton High activities BOTTOM: This year's classroom writers are Sharon Rebischke and Glenms Siverson. TOP RIGHT The backbone of the staff are editors Jona Van Hunmk and Debbie Broderick. They are aided by assistant editors Jill Gibson and Pam Lems, who will become next year's editors. CENTER RIGHT: The Echo staff members are, TOP ROW, left to right: Glennis Siverson. Laurie Sinning, Jona Van Hunmk, Karla Kuehl, Holly Hartland, Guy Aasen, BOTTOM ROW Sharon Rebischke and Debbie Broderick. Not pictured are Jill Gibson. Pam Lems, Todd Messerli, John Den Hoed, Jean Dykstra. Mark Haugen, and Karen Sorum BOTTOM RIGHT: Feature writer Holly Hartland smiles for a snapshot. u L .j L J L L j r u canton high 86 Chorus: It's talent-turning, vocally vibrating, musically BACK ROW: (Lto R) Jeff Gross, Loren Knudson, Tammy Cornelius, Debbie Sortie, Janet Mastel, Charlotte Getting, Eric Bogue, Laura Siegenthaler, Kim Grayson, Alan Penning, Dave Lunder, Jona VanHur.nik, Guy Aasen, Julie Hilt, Teresa Hurley, Mark Schuttloffel, Karla Kuehl, Tom Mikkelson, Stacey Pottratz, Mike Johnson, Glenn Brynjulson, Perry Cornelius, Jody Folk, Joel Strasser, Roxanne Jones, Lavila Nelson, Scott Brunk. Randy Brenner, Keith Olson, Joe Richter, Paul Schultz, and Mike Paulson SECOND ROW Mike Knudson, Steve Eliason, Tim Gill, Scott James, Dean Trumbull, Jeff Larson, Tim Blackstone. Rochelle Miller, Karen Pederson, Karen Abbas, Jane Larson, Joni TerWee. Sherry Hoff, Mike Dieterich, Deb Broderick, Mike Mimhan, Doug Grimsrud, Heidi Reimers, Lori Regier, Brenda Sievers, Julie Havelaar. The swing choir performed at various events throughout the year Pictured in the top row, left to right, are Mike Mmihan, Rick Fossum, Todd Larson, Mike Dieterich, Mark Schuttloffel, Tim Kamenar, Eric Eneboe, Tom Mikkelson, John DenHoed, and Dave Lunder SECOND ROW Guy Aasen, Jill Gibson, Kathy Viereck, Deb Broderick, Julie Hilt, Teresa Hurley, Catherine Mitchell and Pam Lems FRONT ROW Ranae Neuharth, Sherry Hoff, Lori Regier, Jona VanHunnik, Karla Kuehl, and Deb Schluter 88 motivating, and a swinging “good time! Laurie Johnson, Karen Eliason, Pat Mmihan, Todd Ramse, Andy Toft, Laurie Sinning, and Mary Goodman THIRD ROW Catherine Mitchell. Jean Sogn, Pam Lems, Holly Hartland, Christy Schultz, Rita Hurley, Jill Gibson, Jean Dykstra, Dave Ellis, Rick Fossum. Todd Larson. Kathy Viereck, Ranae Heuharth, John DenHoed. Todd Messerli, Jeff Ulmer. Mark Haugen. Kirt Dahl. Steve Hammond, Joel Sorlie, Todd Pottratz, Don Hailing, and Bab Goodman FRONT ROW Susan Fait, Karen Gross, Mary Schluter, Janel Short, Kristi Viereck, Andrea Miller, Jill Renli, Kim Lems, Julie Dieterich, Tim Kamenar, Mr Connor, Eric Eneboe, Patty Coplan, Barb Bierschbach. Julie Tompkins, and Deb Schluter on percussion Madrigal consisted of. left to right BACK ROW Mike Mmihan, Todd Larson, Mark Schuttloffel. Guy Aasen, Tim Kamenar, Eric Eneboe, Tom Mikkelson, and Rick Fossum SECOND ROW Ranae Neuharth. Jill Gibson, Julie Hilt. Lavila Nelson, and Karla Kuehl FRONT ROW Sherry Hoff, Deb Broderick, and Jona VanHunmk The 1979-80 choral awards were given to Kathy Viereck and Mark Schuttloffel Mr Connor is pictured along with Kathy and Mark 89 Mark Schuttloffel was the only member chosen to All-State Honors Choir. Girls ensemble was one of the groups that performed at the contest in Vermillion Left to right. BACK ROW Ranae Neuharth, Julie Hilt, Jill Gibson, and Kathy Viereck FRONT ROW Karla Kuehl. Deb Broderick. Jona VanHunnik, and Teresa Hurley. Miscellaneous ensemble consisted of. left to right, BACK ROW Kristi Viereck, Julie Tompkins, Kim Lems. Mary Schluter, and Barb Bierschbach SECOND ROW Patty Coplan, Andrea Miller, Holly Hartland, and Robin Hartland. FRONT ROW Janel Short, Jil Renli, Julie Dieterich, and Jean Sogn Members of All-State Chorus were, left to right, BACK ROW Mike Mimhan, Mike Dietench, and Guy Aasen. SECOND ROW Ranae Neuharth, Karla Kuehl, and Tim Kamenar FRONT ROW Karen Eliason (alternate), Deb Broderick, and Jona VanHunnik. 90 Soloists at the contest in Vermillion were, left to right, BACK ROW Jona VanHunmk Karla Kuehl. Jill Gibson, Mark Schuttloffel. Tom Mikkelson, Guy Aasen, John DenHoed, Todd Messerli and Mike Dieterich. FRONT ROW Eric Eneboe. Ranae Heuharth, Tim Kamenar, Teresa Hurley, and Mike Mmihan. The choir officers for this year were (L to R), secretary-treasurer: Dean Trumbull; vice-president: Eric Eneboe; and president: Kirt Dahl Taking part in girls glee are, left to right. BACK ROW Kristi Viereck, Julie Tompkins. Dawn Wieczorek Robin Hartland, Kim Grimsrud, Joy Gibson. Sharon Rebischke. Jackie Jones Barb Bierschbach, Deb Hilt. Denise Winter Missy Christopherson, Dawn VanBockern, Patty Coplan, Kim Lems, and Andrea Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Steensland, Robin Nelson, Roxanne Sorum, Kim Christensen. Bonnie Larson, Martha Osthus. Kim Viereck, Melinda Stalheim, Carolee Corey Michelle Crawford, Susan Toft, Mary Schluter, Michelle Wolthoff. Janel Short, Dawn Buysman. and Jill Renli FRONT ROW Lavonna Hilt. Renee Feay. Susan Fait, Elaine Kampen, Karen Gross, Jean Roti. Julie Dieterich, Pam Gross, Leah Rowe, Torrie Bong, Stacy Severson, Pam Boogerd, Antonette Mastel, Kathy Wilson. Paula Mastel. and Randi Nelson. i 91 Karla Kuehl was chosen by Mr. Siverson to receive the Semper Fidelis' Award for the best soloist in band %)BAND FLUTE Karen Eliason Lavila Nelson Laura McKenney Jane Larson Mary Goodman Sharon Rebischke Deb Broderick Robin Hartland Kris Viereck Pam Oakland Dawn Wieczorek Charlene Kampen Kathy Wilson Lisa Coleman Robin Nelson Pam Boogard OBOE Glennis Siverson Laurie Sinning BASSOON Kathy Viereck B FLAT CLARINET Pam Lems Eric Eneboe Jill Renli Kim Christensen Mary Schluter Sharon Espeland Andrea Miller Michelle Wolthoff Jody Sortie Randi Nelson Judy Gillespie Susan Toft Kim Grimsrud Stacy Severson Teresa Cornelius Patty Coplan Karen Gross BASS CLARINET Jill Gibson Laurie Johnson Jean Sogn CONTRA BASS Tim Kamenar 92 BARITONE SAX Tom Mikkelson Eric Bogue ALTO SAX Kim Grayson Julie Tompkins Leah Rowe Deb Hilt Dawn VanBockern TENOR SAX Tammy Cornelius Jeff Gross Dawn VanBockern FRENCH HORN Martha Osthus Brenda Trumbull Kim Viereck Catherine Mitchell TRUMPET Rick Fossum Jona VanHunnik Paul Haisch Mike Minihan Steve Eliason Melinda Stalheim Donna Hoover Brian Broderick Todd Messerli Barb Bierschbach Paul Schultz Scott Brunk Mike Kuehl Jeff Ulmer Clark Christensen Mike Knudson TROMBONE Sherry Hoff Todd Larson Lori Regier Mike Paulson Pam Gross BARITONE Karla Kuehl Roxanne Jones Loren Knudson Joel Strasser Tim Gill Doug Grimsrud TUBA Dave Lunder Mark Haugen Joel Sorlie Kevin Jervik PERCUSSION Bob Goodman Janel Short Stacy Pottratz Carolee Corey Deb Schluter Bonnie Larson Jackie Jones Tracy Steensland Many students performed at the regional contest in Vermillion. Lavila Nelson and Glennis Siverson received a superior rating on their flute and oboe duet. 93 The “Sound of Music fills each instrument Kim Grayson, Tammy Cornelius, Julie Tompkins, and Tom Mikkelson received a “1“ on their sax quartet The clarinet quartet consisted of. left to right. Mary Schluter, Andrea Miller, Jill Gibson, and Laurie Johnson Participating in the woodwind quintet were, left to right, Kathy Viereck Martha Osthus. Lavila Nelson, Glenms Siverson, and Pam Lems Left to right - Lavila Nelson, Laura McKenny, Mary Goodman, and Jane Larson obtained a superior rating for their flute quartet Jona VanHunmk and Karla Kuehl were chosen The following six people performed at the regional contest with for the John Philip Sousa Award their brass sextet (left to right): Joel Sorlie. Catherine Mitchell, Todd Larson, Roxanne Jones, Paul Haisch, and Rick Fossum. Those in clarinet choir were, left to right, BACK ROW Kim Christensen, Left to right are Mike Mmihan, Sherry Hoff, Jona Sharon Espeland, Laurie Johnson, Jill Gibson, Jean Sogn, Eric Eneboe, Tim VanHunmk. Dave Lunder, and Karla Kuehl, who were Kamenar FRONT ROW Karen Eliason Mary Schluter, Jill Reuli, Pam Lems, in the brass quintet and Jody Sorlie The band members who performed in the percussion All-State Band members (left to right): Lavila Nelson, Jean Sogn, Pam Lems, ensemble are. left to right, Janel Short, Jackie Jones, Jill Gibson, Kim Christensen, Laurie Johnson, Karla Kuehl, and Glennis Bob Goodman, Stacy Pottratz, Bonnie Larson, Tracy Siverson Steensland, and Carolee Corey Participating in brass choir were, left to right, Todd Larson. Sherry Hoff, Mike Mimhan, Jona The only student chosen to VanHunnik, Dave Lunder, Roxanne Jones, Karla Kuehl. Rick Fossum, and Paul Haisch. All-State Orchestra was Glennis Siverson 95 CHS Students Present the All-High Play NOBODY SLEEPS A very suspicious-looking character thinks he’s a burglar and wants to be, but can't master the art of burglary After sneaking into the home of a housewife and her three daughters, he asked for tips on how to be a successful robber. The play ends when the robber leaves heartbroken on discovery that he is a failure THE PSYCHIATRIST INSPITE OF HIMSELF: The plot begins in a laundromat, with a typical husband not wanting to help with the wash. His wife, wanting to get even, tells some people that he is a psychiatrist who will help them with their problem Their problem is a complicated one The parents offer to pay a great sum of money if the psychiatrist can get their daughter to talk He succeeds when he finds that she can speak, she just wouldn't say anything to her parents because they didn't like her boyfriend TOP RIGHT As Mr Schultz explains the script for the play, the cast members look on in astonishment. CENTER RIGHT: Todd Larson and Steve Harris show their friendship with a simple handshake BOTTOM LEFT: The comforting souls of Robin Hartland. Lavila Nelson, Laurie Sinning, and Glenms Siverson, console Glen Brynjulson a measley burglar BOTTOM RIGHT: Housewife Lavila explains to Glen how to be a successful burglar 96 WHO’S THE BUTLER? Members of the senior class play, from left to right are, BACK ROW Mike Mmihan Vanessa Listopad, Deb Broderick, Mick Dietrich, Kathy Viereck, Tim Kamenar, and Julie Hilt FRONT ROW Kirt Dahl, Jona VanHunnik, and Dean Trumbull. THE BUTLER DID IT, was the title of the play, but there was no butler! The plot was a mystery-comedy where someone got killed, but he didn't die Miss Maple was shot, but not really Most characters in the play were mystery writers, disguised as a character of one of their books. The plot was humorous throughout the play, until the murderess was discovered But where was the butler? TOP RIGHT: Scientifically speaking, Julie, that is not the correct procedure BOTTOM LEFT: Karen Eliason hides as Deb Broderick demonstrates how to take down the set. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hey baby I'm the telephone man, says Dean Trumbull 97 Working on the make-up crew for the all-high play include, from left to right: Todd Larson, Julie Tompkins, Guy Aasen, Pam Lems, Mary Schluter, Susan Fait, Cathrme Mitchell, and Linda Harmon. LIVING PICTURES 1979 Christmas Chimes by Blashfield Mary Visited by an A ngel by Rossetti The Nativity by Booth The 38th presentation of Living Pictures was held during the Christmas Season of 1979. It is tradition- ally presented for two evenings every four years. Liv- ing Pictures is the bringing to life of the old religious masterpieces of great artists. Much hard work was put into the preparation of this great event by the faculty, cast, choir, instrumentalists, and verse choir. All faculty members had a part in the organization of the pictures, with Mr. Tupper as chairman, and Mr. Schultz as co-chairman. This year Living Pictures was a memorable occasion for all. Tidings of Great Joy by Plockhorst 100 The Shepherds Come by Lerolle The Wisemen Follow the Star by Portaels Sistine Madonna Mary...........................Sandy Van Gronigen Joseph..................................Dan Amen Angel......................................Rhonda Feay Angel.........................................Pam Brenner Angel.....................................Vanessa Listopad Bystander....................................Chip Epling Bystander....................................Brad Peterson Shepherdess................................Sharon Espeland Old Shepherd.......................Clyde Hoeppner Adoration of the Wisemen by Bouguereau Shepherd Boy.........................Gerald Boyer Young Shepherd Slave................Doug Kampen Wiseman................................Lane Jervik Wiseman..............................Dan Gillespie Wiseman.............................Curt Sivertson St. Barbara..........................Laurie Ferlick St. Sixtus...........................Jim Jacobsen Cherub...............................Amy Braaten Cherub.................................Lori Foland 101 by Raphael Let The Good Times Roll CENTER LEFT: Welcoming the seniors to the banquet is Jeff Gross, the junior class president. CENTER RIGHT: Jona Van Hunnik, president of the senior class, welcomes Kip Scott, who entertained at the banquet. BOTTOM: Shari Sorenson calls out for her dinner. Servers for the Junior-Senior Banquet include, left to right, BACK ROW Todd- Johnson, Jeff Ulmer, Pat Mmihan, Andy Toft, Todd Messerli, FRONT ROW Kim Lems, Susan Fait, Jill Renli, Glennis Siverson, and Sharon Rebischke 102 CENTER LEFT: Highlighting the prom are these decorations made by the seniors. CENTER RIGHT: Jill and Wade discuss the correct way to serve the guests. BOTTOM: Everyone seems to be enjoying the banquet. Servers for the Junior-Senior Banquet include, left to right, BACK ROW Mark Haugen, Charlie Johnson, Todd Ramse, Wade Myrabo, Jeff Roetzel, FRONT ROW Elaine Kampen, Renee Feay, Kris Viereck, Jean Roti, and Janel Short. 103 Rock and Roll Fantasy TOP LEFT: Many songs through their high school years are remembered by the juniors and seniors at the Senior Prom. TOP RIGHT: Mike Neiger really knows how to get into the music. CENTER LEFT: Where's your partner Dave. BOTTOM: What's so funny? 104 Honors Presented TOP LEFT: Eric Eneboe was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Award by Mr. Hoff. TOP RIGHT: Judy received the DAR Award this year. CENTER LEFT: Debbie Broderick received the Watertown Public Opinion Award, one of the South Dakota Press Awards. CENTER RIGHT: The PEO Scholarship this year was awarded to Sherry Hoff. Alternates for Boy's and Girl's State are left to right, BACK ROW: Tom Mikkelson, Craig Folk, Lavila Nelson, Holly Hartland, and Gerald Boyer. Participants are FRONT ROW: Scott James, Glenn Brynjulson, Jill Gibson, Pam Lems, and Todd Larson. 105 CENTER RIGHT: Those students selected for membership in the National Honor Society as seniors are, left to right, Judy Wissink, Tim Blackstone, Debbie Broderick, Rod Christensen, Karen Eliason, and Laurie Johnson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Those students selected for membership in the National Honor Society as juniors are, left to right, Mike Bierschbach, Holly Hartland, Todd Larson, Mary Goodman, Glenn Brynjulson, Pam Lems, Tom Mikkelson, and Laura McKenney. BELOW: Those students receiving All-High letters are, left to right, BACK ROW: Mark Schuttloffel, Jill Gibson, Todd Larson, Eric Eneboe, SECOND ROW: Pam Lems, Teresa Hurley, Debbie Broderick, Karla Kuehl, and FRONT: Jona Van Hunnik. TOP RIGHT: Students receiving All-High letters are, left to right, BACK ROW: Kirt Dahl, Todd Pattratz, Mike Johnson, Paul Haisch, Rod Christensen, Tim Blackstone, Rick Fossum, FIFTH ROW: Patty Coplan, Celia Hermsen, Todd Messerli, Joel Sorlie, John Den Hoed, FOURTH ROW: Michelle Crawford, Julie Tompkins, Twila Vandemore, Karen Sorum, Jeff Gross, THIRD ROW: LaVonna Hilt, Janet Mastel, Mary Schluter, Ranae Neuharth, Laren Knutson, SECOND ROW: Glennis Siverson, Holly Hartland, Kim Lems, Rita Hurley, FIRST ROW. Karen Gross, Jackie Jones, and Janel Short. 106 TOP LEFT: Julie Havelaar received the Karl Mundt Award, a South Dakota Press Award. CENTER LEFT: Holly Hartland received the Cindy Schuttloffel Scholastic Award. Holly also received a Feature Writer's Award from the South Dakota Association. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Minihan and Karla Kuehl both received Roscoe Miller Scholarships. Karla also received a SDSU Scholarship. BOTTOM: The Hugh O'Brien Youth Award was awarded to Glennis Siverson. 107 GRADU A TION: THE END TOP LEFT: Reminiscing to the class about our past school days is Jona VanHunnik. CENTER RIGHT: While everyone anxiously awaits graduation, Colby pouts, I don't wanna graduate. BOTTOM RIGHT: I can't believe it! My diploma is really signed! 108 TOP RIGHT: Through the years we have followed; in the future we shall lead, was the topic of Eric Eneboe's speech. CENTER LEFT: Graduation is a time of many emotions. BOTTOM LEFT: These seniors anxiously await their big moment. 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Aasen, Guy-20, 86, 88, 90, 91, 98 Abbas, Karen—7, 80, 88 Abbott, Greg-28, 50, 59 Albers, Bob 24 Amen, Dan—7, 101 Amundson, Dixie-24, 64, 68, 80 Anderson, Tom-28, 50, 59, 66, 67 Anderson, Tracey-20 Anderson, Travis-28 Baker, Larry-20 Bakker, Julie-28, 30, 64, 84 Bakker, Troy 24,81 Baldwin, Madonna—24, 80 Bergh, Keith—28 Bierschbach, Barb—24, 26, 63, 89, 90, 91, 93 Bierschbach, Mike—20, 84, 106 Blackstone, Tim-7, 48, 56, 58, 66, 67, 88, 106 Bliek, Mike—24 Bliek, Sherri—28, 64, 65 Bogue, Eric-28, 59, 67, 88, 92 Bong, Richard—7, 48, 49, 60, 61 Bong, Torrie—28, 30, 55, 64, 80, 91 Boogerd, Pam-28, 80, 91, 92 Booker, Brad—20 in CANTON LOCKERS Custom Butchering Processing Sausage Making Day or Night Service Howard Beer Phone 987-2452 RON’S MOTOR RADIATOR Lawn Equipment-Chain Saws Simplicity - Snapper Stihl - McCulloch Briggs - Tecumseh • Kohler Ron Foss, Manager 215 E. 6th St. Canton, S.D. 57013 Jfirnt American l ank CA NTON, FA IR VIE W, WOR THING Goast to Goast SHOP US FOR ALL HARDWARE NEEDS Kenneth Darlene Neuharth Phone 987-5404 Canton, S.D. 57013 Boyer, Gerald-20, 84, 99, 101, 105 Brenner, Pam-7, 73, 80, 101 Brenner, Randy—28, 88 Briggle, Scott-20, 56 Broderick, Brian—20, 93 Broderick, Deb-7, 36, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 97, 105, 106 Brunk, Scott-28, 36, 50, 60, 67, 88, 93 Brynjulson, Glenn-20, 84, 88, 96, 105, 106 Buysman, Dawn—28, 30, 64, 80, 91 Carlson, Clint-28, 50, 81 Carlstrom, Pam-28, 80 Casanova, Todd—7, 17 Christensen, Clark-24, 58, 93 Christensen, Kim-28, 63, 80, 91, 92, 95 Christensen, Rod-7, 52, 56, 106 Christopherson, Missy—28, 55, 91 Coleman, Don—24 Coleman, James-28 Coleman, Lisa—28, 80, 92 Coleman, Lowell-24, 52, 66, 67 Coplan, Patti-24, 26, 63, 64, 69, 80, 89, 90, 91, 92 Corey, Carolee-28, 54, 55, 63, 69, 91, 93, 95 112 IVERSON’S BODY SHOP TRUMBULL DIGGING Complete Auto Body Repair WATER LINE • SEWER INSTALLATION BASEMENTS FIELD TILE GENERAL BACKHOE WORK 216 S. Main St. Canton, SD. 57013 Paul, Philip, Mark Iverson RR1 Canton, S.D. Phone 987-2105 or 987-2288 Shurfine • Shurfresh Quality Foods Fresh Meats and Produce Plenty of Parking Good Luck to the Class of ’80 MARTIN‘S VARIETY Del Martin, Proprietor Cornelius, Perry—20, 88 Cornelius, Tamara-7, 88, 92, 94 Cornelius, Teresa -24, 92 Cramer, Larry-24 Crawford, Michelle—24, 54, 62, 64, 69, 80, 91, 106 Crawford, Sylvia-8 Dahl, Kirt-8, 52, 60, 61, 89, 91, 97, 106 DenHoed, John—20, 66, 86, 88, 89, 91, 106 Devitt, David-24 Dietrich, Julie—24, 62, 89, 90, 91 Dietrich, Mick-8, 88, 90, 91, 97 Dupuy, David—20, 81 Dykstra, Jean—20, 80, 86, 89 Eckert, John—24, 52, 60, 66 Eckert, Marlene-20 Edwards, Colby-8, 48, 49, 73 Edwards. John—20 Eilers, Kirk-28 Eliason, Karen-8, 80, 12, 83, 89, 90, 92, 95, 97, 106 Eliason, Steve-28, 50, 67, 81, 88, 93 Ellis, David-28, 31, 36, 59, 67, 89 Ellison, Mike-8 Eneboe, Eric-8, 36, 48, 49, 66, 67, 88, 89, 91, 92, 95, 105, 106 Epling, Chip-8, 99, 101 Esche, Todd-9 Espland, Sharon 9, 11, 92, 95, 101 Fait, Susan-24, 68, 89, 91, 98, 102 Feay, Renee-24, 25, 91, 101, 103 Feay, Rhonda-20, 99, 101 Ferlick, Laurie—9, 99, 101 Folk, Craig-20, 56, 105 Folk, Jody-9, 80, 88 Fossum, Alan—28, 86 Fossum, Carol-24, 80 Fossum, Paula-20, 80 Fossum, Rick-20, 49, 56, 88, 89, 93, 94, 106 Fox, Brian-9, 60, 61 Gardner, Paula—28 Getting, Charlotte—9, 82, 83, 88 Gibson, Jill-20, 22, 36, 53, 63, 68, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 105, 106 Gibson, Joy-28, 55, 63. 65, 91 Gibson, Julie—9, 78, 80, 82 Gill, Tim-24, 52, 58, 66, 88, 93 Gillespie, Dan-9, 48, 49, 101 Gillespie, Judy-29, 63, 80, 92 Glenn, Marcy—10, 80 Goldhorn, Shawn—29, 78 Goodman, Mary-21, 36, 89, 92, 94, 106 Goodman, Bob—29, 50, 60, 67, 89, 93, 95 113 You and First Federal... a good association Canton. 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SOUTH DAKOTA GRAIN-FEED-SEED FLUID BLEND FERTILIZER Orville Brunk, Manager Phone 987-2714 Grayson, Kim 21, 80, 88, 93, 94 Grimsrud, Doug 25, 52, 60, 66, 88, 93 Grimsrud, Kim 29, 30, 55, 64, 65, 80, 91, 92 Gross, Jeff-21, 36, 52, 66, 67, 88, 93, 102, 106 Gross, Karen-25, 52, 64, 80, 89, 91, 92, 106 Gross, Pam 29, 54, 55, 64, 65, 69, 80, 91, 93 Haisch, Paul-21, 52, 56, 66, 93. 94, 95, 106 Hailing, Don-29, 50, 59, 67, 89 Halverson, Jim-24, 25, 58, 66 Hammer, Rose Miller-25 Hammerstrom, Deb-21, 80 Hammond, Steve 21, 56, 89 Hamran, Mark—10, 81 Hamran, Paul—21 Harmon, Linda-25, 98 Harmon, Bill—29 Harris, Steve-29, 49, 57, 67, 96 Hartland, Holly-21, 82, 83, 85, 86. 89, 90, 105, 106, 107 Hartland, Robin 24,25,90,91, 92, 96 Hartson, Dianne—29, 80 Haugen, Mark-25, 52, 66, 86, 89, 93, 103 Havelaar, Julie-10, 62, 68, 80, 82, 83, 88, 107 Hawe, Dale-21, 25 Hawe, Larry-25, 49, 56, 57, 67 Henderson, Vickie 10 Hermsen, Cella-25, 36, 52, 62, 63, 80, 106 Herrmann, Don—29 Hilt, Alan-25, 66 Hilt, Deb-29, 63, 64, 65, 80, 91, 92 Hilt, Julie-10, 80, 88, 89, 90, 97 Hilt, LaVonna—25, 63, 65, 78, 80, 91, 106 Hitzemann, Cindi 78 Hitzemann, David 21, 60, 66 Hoeppner, Clyde 10, 52, 66, 99, 101 Hoff, Sherry-10, 53, 62, 64, 65, 68, 88, 89, 93, 95, 105 Hoffman, Lori—10, 72 Hoogendoorn, Darin-29, 60 Hoogendoorn, Gary 11 Hoover, Donna-21, 69, 93 Hunt, Leslie-21 Hunter, Mike-25, 26, 54, 63 Hurley, Rita 21, 53, 64, 65, 89, 106 Hurley, Teresa-11, 64, 65,68, 73, 74,75, 88, 90,91, 106 Jacobsen, Craig-25, 60 Jacobsen, Jim-11, 48, 101 James, Scott-21, 88, 105 Jennings, Sheri-29 Jervik, Kevin-25, 27, 60, 66, 93 Jervik, Lane-11, 81, 101 Johannson, LaDonna-29, 78 Johnson, Charlie-25, 58, 66, 114 -=-V JENITH . 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See Rich at L L Motors for all Auto and Farm Needs Congratulations Class of ’80 103 Johnson, Laurie-11, 62, 80, 82, 83, 89, 92, 94, 95, 106 Johnson, Mark-21 Johnson, Mike 11, 48, 49, 51, 56, 57, 73, 88, 106 Johnson, Sandi—21 Johnson, Todd (9)-29, 50, 60, 66 Johnson, Todd (10) - 25, 58, 66, 102 Johnson, Todd (ID—21 Jones, Jackie—25, 54, 64, 65, 91, 93, 95, 106 Jones, Roxanne-21, 69, 88, 93, 94, 95 Jost, Tammy-21 Kamenar, Tim-11, 19, 60, 74, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 95, 97 Kampen, Charlene—29, 80, 92 Kampen, Doug-11, 101 Kampen, Elaine-25, 64, 80, 91, 103 Kampen, Joie-12 Keizer, Terry-29, 50, 81 Knorr, Cindy—21 Knorr, Sandra—29, 78 Knutson, Loren-22, 81, 93, 106 Knutxn, Mike-29, 52, 81, 88, 93 Kroger, Jeff-12, 17, 60, 81 Kroger, Laura—29 Kuehl, David—12 Kuehl, Karla-12, 53, 62, 80, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 106, 107 Kuehl, Mike—93 Larson, Bonnie-29, 54, 55, 63, 64, 65, 80, 91, 93, 95 Larson, Jane—12, 53, 62, 68, 80, 82, 88, 94 Larson, Jeff-12, 48, 49, 51, 56, 72, 88 Larson, Todd-22, 49, 56, 57, 66, 67, 88, 89, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 105, 106 Lems, Kim-25, 54, 63, 64, 65, 80, 89, 90, 91, 102, 106 Lems, Lisa-29, 64, 65, 78 Lems, Pam-22, 36, 80, 86, 88, 89, 92, 94, 95, 98, 105, 106 Lems, Bob-22, 66, 67 Lien, Jim-25, 60, 61 Link, Minnie—26 Listopad, Vanessa 12, 85, 97, 99, 101 Ludwig, Dean-26, 60 Lunder, Dave-12, 88, 93, 95, 104 Mastel, Antonette 29, 91 Mastel, Janet-11, 13, 88, 106 Mastel, Paula-30, 55, 91 Mathis, Greg—30 McCann, Carol—22 McCart, Patty-22, 78 McConnell, Mark-20, 22, 52, 66, 67 115 I BEST WISHES FROM McCORD CANTON LIVESTOCK SALES BARN Gaylon Souvignier, Manager Highway 18 West SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY Phone 987-2441 Canton-Inwood Memorial Hospital TRUMM'S PHARMACY l lcANTON D y Salutes the student body of Canton High School Pharmacy - 987-2625 Corsages Flowers - 987-2626 McGillivray, Kevin-22 McKenney, Laura—22, 92, 94, 106 Messerli, Todd-26, 36, 52, 66, 86, 89, 91, 102, 106 Miedema, Carl-30, 50, 59, 81 Mikkelson, Tom-22, 52, 66, 88, 89, 91, 92, 94, 105, 106 Miller, Andrea-26, 54, 63, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94 Miller, Rochelle-13, 88 Minihan, Mike—13, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 95,.7, 107 Minihan, Pat-26, 60, 89, 102 Mitchell, Catherine-22, 23, 69, 80, 88,89, 93, 94, 98 Mitchell, Tom-30, 50, 59, 67 Moen, Mark-30, 81 Mulder, Craig-22 Muller, Jim —13 Myrabo, Randy-13, 36, 52, 60, 61 Myrabo, Wade-26, 60, 61, 103 Neiger, Mike-22, 66, 104 Nelson, Diane-13, 78 Nelson, Lavila—22, 82, 83, 88, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 105 Nelson, Randi-30, 91, 92 Nelson, Robin-30, 91, 92 Neuharth, Ranae 13, 68, 88, 89, 90, 91, 106 Oakland, Pam 22, 92 Olsen, Keith-22, 81, 88 Olson, Dan-6, 56 Olson, Linda-22, 53, 63 Olson, Wayne-30, 36, 50, 59 Orstad, Linda-8, 13 Osthus, Martha-30, 55, 63, 91, 93, 94ovre, Doug—26, 81 Ovre, Jeanne-30 Paulson, Dan-26 Paulson, Mike—29, 30, 36, 50, 59, 67, 88, 93 Paulson, Nancy 30. 63, 64, 80 Pederson, Karen—6, 88 Penning, Al—14, 88 Penning, Dale-30, 59, 67 Penning, Doug—26, 58 Penning, Todd-14 Peterson, Brad-14, 101 Peterson, John—26, 58, 66 Peterson, Tina—14 Pick, Tony-26, 27, 81 Porter, Dawn—30 Porter, Mark-22 Pottratz, Stacy-10, 14, 88, 93, 95 Pottratz, Todd-22, 36, 49, 56, 66, 89, 106 Ramse, Todd-26, 58, 66, 67, 89, 103 Rebischke, Sharon-24, 26, 36, 52, 86, 91, 92, 102 Regier, Lori-14, 68, 73, 88, 93 116 HAISCH REXALL PHARMACY YOUR FRIENDLY DRUG STORE CANTON Concrete Products SINCE 1912 P.0. BOX 258 CANTON, S.D. 57013 Canton: 987-2639 303 East Fifth, Canton, S.D. Sioux Falls: 335-7807 FARMERS LUMBER So«tk Doketa 57013__ CRAWFORD’S IMPLEMENT DAN JOHNSON, MANAGER PHONE 987-5771 987-2511 Canton, S.D. Reilly, Janette-26, 54, 63, 64, 80 Reilly, Linda—22 Reilly, Lori-14 Reimers, Heidi—14, 88 Renli, Jill-26, 54,63,69,89,90, 91, 92, 95, 102 Richter, Joe-30, 50, 59, 67, 88 Rock, Bernie—14, 48, 49, 81 Rock, Patty-23, 78 Roetzel, Jeff-26, 36, 58, 103 Roti, Jean-26, 36, 68, 80, 91, 103 Rowe, Leah—30, 54, 55, 63, 64, 69, 80,91,93 Rupp, Tom—23, 36, 66 Schluter, Deb-15, 59, 80, 88, 89, 93 Schluter, Mary—26, 52, 64, 69, 80, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 98, 106 Schultz, Christy—23, 53, 63, 68, 89 Schultz, Paul-30, 50, 88, 93 Schuttloffel, Kris-23, 80 Schuttloffel, Mark-15, 57, 66, 88, 89, 90 Seeman, Mike—15, 51 Sehr, Greg—30 Severson, LeRoy-26 Severson, Stacy—30, 80, 91, 92 Short, Bruce-15, 48, 49, 81 Short, Janel-26, 54, 62, 65, 69, 80, 89, 90, 91, 93, 95, 103, 106 Short, Kenny-15, 48, 49, 51, 72, 81 Short, Tammy—23 Siegenthaler, Laura-23, 88 Sievers, Brenda-15, 68, 80, 88 Sickler, Sherette-30 Sinning, Laurie—23. 86, 89, 92 Siverson, Glennis—24, 27, 86, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 102, 106, 107 Sivertson, Curt—23, 81, 101 Slade, Mark-15, 48, 49, 60, 72 Sletten, Connie-23 Sogn, Jean-23, 69, 80, 89, 90, 92, 95 Sohl, Marla-15, 59 Solem, Kenny—15 Sorenson, Gerald—31, 50, 81 Sorenson, Shari-16, 78, 102 Sorlie, Debbie-16, 80, 88 Sorlie, Jody-23, 92, 95 Sorlie, Joel—27, 60, 66, 89, 93, 94,106 Sorlie, Julie-8, 16, 80 Sorum, Asaf-31 Sorum, Jeff-12, 16, 17, 81 Sorum, Karen—23, 80, 86, 106 Sorum, Roxanne—31, 63, 64, 80, 91 Stalheim, Melinda-31, 55, 63, 80, 91, 93 Standley, Barb-27 Standley, Mark-31, 50, 60, 61, 117 DONATIONS Rudolph Bogue Physician’s Medical Center J.O.’s Broasted Chicken Petal Boutique Tollinger Studio Amundson’s DelmarGerholt Witters Masten, Myrabo Irons, P.C. Olson Plumbing Heating Clipper Lee Dr. Bunkers, Optomotrist Bridgette Drive-Inn Dr. Derby, Chiropractor Lewdoc Steensland Buick Nelson Antiques 2nd Hand Peterson Cemetery Monuments Huagen's Jewelry Canton Veterinary Clinic Willies Standard Heiskell's Trading Post Wegener’s Clothing Our Special Thanks Go To The Sioux Valley News For All The Help They Have Given Us This Year. 81 Steensland, Tracy-30, 31, 54, 55, 64, 80, 91. 93, 95 Stonefield, Sharon-31, 78 Stonefield, Susan-23, 78 Strasser, Joel-51, 52, 67, 88, 93 Stratmeyer, Phil 23 Summey, Todd 27 Swanson, Phil-16, 19, 81 Swanson, Steve -27, 81 Swinscoe, Melanie—27, 69 Swinscoe, Teresa 16, 59 Teach, Orlan—27 Teach, Sherry-16, 78 TerWee, Joni-16, 17, 62, 68, 88 Thompson, Dawn-31 Thompson, Matt-27 Thorson, Bill-27, 81 Toft, Andy-27, 60, 66, 89, 102 Toft, Susan-31, 55, 64, 69, 91, 92 Tompkins, Julie 27, 65, 69, 80, 89, 90, 91, 98, 106 Torgerson, Jody-23, 80 Torgerson, LeRoy-31, 50 Torkelson, Pam-23, 78 Travis, Holly-23 Trumbull, Brenda-27, 93 Trumbull, Dean-16, 60,88, 91, 97 Ulmer, Jeff-27, 60, 66, 89, 102 VanBockern, Dawn 31, 55, 63, 91, 93 Vandemore, Twila 23, 80, 84, 106 VanDeStroet, Gene—31 VanDeVendel, Linda-23, 80 VanGronigen, Sandy 17, 99, 101 VanHunnik, Jona 6, 36, 74, 86, 94 Veldkamp, David-27 Viereck, Kathy-ll, 17, 53, 62, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 97 Viereck, Kim-31, 36, 54, 91, 93 Viereck, Kristi-27, 53, 54, 63, 89, 90, 91, 92, 103 VanWyhe, Kent-27, 49, 58 Warwick, Brad-17, 81 Wegener, David-31, 50, 67 Westhuis, Jerome—27, 81 Wiebe, Marlon-17, 81 Wiese, Chad-17 Weiczorek, Dawn-31, 63, 91, 92 Wilson, Jim-23, 81 Wilson, Kathy-31, 91, 92 Winter, Denise-27, 63, 64, 65 Wissink, Judy-17, 53, 62, 64, 65, 72, 80, 105, 106 Wolthoff, Michelle-31, 55, 63, 65, 91, 92 Zeilstra, Mike-17, 81 118 c4 U rOQ Rdl PHS 119 t