Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1982 volume:

Cosmos refers to everything in creation, from the smallest atoms to the most distant celestial bodies. The Cosmos is all that is, or ever was or ever will be. We ourselves are made of starstuff. We are a way for the Cosmos to know itself. The Earth is embedded in fifteen billion years of cosmic time. It is fifteen billion light years to the Cosmic Horizon. Our planet is a mere speck of matter circling one small star in the backwaters of a typical galaxy of four hundred billion suns. The immensities of space and time encompass enormous emptiness, spectacular beauty, and perhaps, many other intel- ligent beings who wonder as we do. The 198V82 yearbook staff dedicates this volume of the CHS yearbook, Backtrackin', to the Cosmos, which we have just begun to understand. We invite you to come with us on journey to a new dimension, a distant time, a Mr-away plap n the years 1981 and 1982, and reach for the Itars! Content Student Life Page 5 Academics ................ Page 17 Activities ............... Page 31 People ................... Page 71 Ads And Index Page 109 Backtrackin' Volume XXXV Canton High School Canton, So. Dak. 1981 - 1982 Advisor: Greg Noel Editor: Glennis Siverson HOLD ON TO YOUR DREAMS Hold on to your dreams, Don't ever give in. If you keep trying, You're going to win. Hold on to your dreams. Though sometimes it's hard. Just hold up your head And reach for your stars. Hold on to your dreams, Though they seem far away, And those dreams will come true, Somehow, some way! UPPER LEFT: Student Council members were (1st row) Brad Thorson, Shar- on VanDeVendel, Tim Minihan, Mike McElroy; (2nd row) Joy Gibson, Kim Christensen. Mike Paulson; (3rd row) Janel Short, Todd Messerli, Kevin Jervik, and Sharon Rebischke. UPPER RIGHT: Delegates to Girls' State were (seated) Kim Grimsrud and Leah Rowe Standing are alternates Michelle Wolthoff and Roxanne Sorum. LOWER LEFT: Boys' State delegates were (front) Mike Paulson, Steve Eliason, Joe Richter, and Joel Strasser. Alternates were (back) Eric Bogue, Dave Wegener, Dave Ellis, and Mike Kuehl. LOWER RIGHT: Receiving the Cindy Schuttlefel Memorial Scholastic Award was Kim Christensen. This award is presented to the junior with the highest grade point average. 6 UPPER LEFT: National Honor Society members are Roxanne Sorum, Leah Rowe, Bonnie Larson, Deb Hilt, Kim Grimsrud, Dave Ellis, Steve Eliason, Kim Christensen, Brenda Trumbull, Glennis Siverson, Mark Haugen, and Barb Bierschbach. MIDDLE LEFT: Competing in the SD State Tennis Tournament were Dave Ellis and Bob Goodman. MIDDLE RIGHT: All-High letter winners: (1st row) Mike Rebischke, Bill Rudolph, Dianna Hoffman, Kim Moen, Chris McCart; (2nd row) Steve Eliason, Scott Fossum, Jeff Shwartz, Pam Boogerd; (3rd row) Dave Wegener, Don Hailing, Mike Paulson, Stacy Seyerson. and Barb Bierschbach. Not pictured are Susan Fait, Steve Harris, Carl Meidema, and Mike McElroy. LOWER LEFT: All-All High awards went to Kim Lems, Todd Messerli. Leah Rowe, Mark Haugen, Kim Grimsrud, Glennis Si- verson, and Julie Tompkins. Not pictured are Patty Coplan, Jill Renli, and Kris Vier- eck. 7 Part-time Employment Foresees Opportunities UPPER RIGHT: Working at the retirement home is Brenda Trumbull. MIDDLE LEFT: Elaine Kampen found part-time employment at the Canton-Inwood Hospital. LOWER LEFT: Working at Haisch Pharmacy is Glennis Siverson. LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Buysman's friendly face is often seen helping customers at Haisch Pharmacy. 8 Many CHS'ers were employed by a variety of Canton businesses: Stockyards, Physicians Medical Center, Public Library, Town Country Lanes, Coupala Cafe, and many more. Part-time work gives students a chance to experience the responsibilities involved with a job. It also gives them a chance to develop skills in a particular area. Despite these advantages the number one reason students expressed for holding a job was the money! UPPER LEFT: Working as a dental assistant for Dr. Gordon Schulte is Dawn Wieczorek. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Coleman and Larry Hawe carry out some grocery bags at A R LOWER LEFT. Employed at Witter's clothing and shoe store is Julie Tompkins. LOWER RIGHT: Jeff Ulmer does his job with vigor! 9 UPPER LEFT: Working at the Canton Food Center is Randy Brenner. UPPER RIGHT: Stacy Severson puts some Shasta pop on the A R shelves. LOWER LEFT: Jim Coleman carried groceries at A R. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brian Severson serves you with a smile. LOWER RIGHT: Terri Trumm rings up another bill. 10 Communicate Movies, books, and songs have idealized young love for many years. High school life just wouldn't be nor- mal without the high school romances. What student hasn't gossiped about who's dating whom? The Ro- meos and Juliets of teen life will always be a popular grapevine issue. Going steady with an individual is certainly a valid learning experience and can give a person a sense of security. The annual staff dedicates the following pair of pages to all CHS sweethearts who only have eyes for each other. UPPER LEFT: Dave Ellis prefers communicating with Kim Moen. UPPER RIGHT: Seniors Jill Renli and Jeff Ulmer are the couple to Get Physical . LOWER LEFT: Robin Hartland and Eric Bogue only have eyes for each other. LOWER RIGHT: John Peterson's ladylove is Leah Rowe. 11 UPPER LEFT: Who is this young couple? They are seniors Jill Renli and Pat Minihan. UPPER RIGHT: Kent Van Wyhe and Kim Viereck are all wrapped up with each other. LOWER LEFT: Lynda Hammerstrom and Tim Minihan play camera shy. LOWER MIDDLE: Tony Pick was often seen at Julie Tomp- kin's locker after school. LOWER RIGHT: Deep, dark corners were a favorite place for Joy Gibson and Tom Mitchell. 12 Juniors Host Banquet UPPER LEFT: Serving at the banquet were sophomores Mike McElroy, Bill Rudolph. Randy Wissink, Bill Eckert, Darin Wiebe, Veronica Brenner, Janie Sorlie, Lisa O'Connell, Renae Markle, and Lori Pear- son. MIDDLE LEFT: Junior class president, Dave Ellis, welcomes the seniors to the banquet. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore waiters and waitresses: Scott Fossum, Brian Severson, Chris Sarna, Don Kaare, Tim Minihan, Kim Engel, Dianna Hoffman, Val Beck, Sheila Hersrud, and Kim Moen. LOWER RIGHT: Providing entertainment at the banquet was the Northlander Jazz Ensemble from Augustana College in Sioux Falls. UPPER LEFT: Everyone's spiffed up and ready to chow down . UPPER RIGHT: Doug Grimsrud and Robin Nelson descend the Stairway to Heaven . LOWER RIGHT: Seniors Michelle Crawford, Dixie Amundson, Celia Hermsen, and Karen Gross socialize before their meal is served. The class of '83 chose Stairway to Heaven as the theme for this year's banquet. Each year the ju- niors host the banquet and send invitations to the senior class. Upon arriving at the event, stu- dents were greeted with an array of white and pastel colors. After locating their seating placement, the juniors and seniors had some time for socializing before the meal was served by the sopho- more waiters and waitresses. The waiters and waitresses are select- ed by a junior committee. Dur- ing the meal, students enjoyed the music of Augustana Col- lege's Northlander Jazz Ensem- ble. They also performed at last year's Junior Senior Banquet. Stairway To Heaven Prom Evokes Boundless Fun This year's prom, hosted by the senior class, was a great success. Those allowed to attend the event were CHS seniors, juniors, and sophomore servers. Many students also brought guests from out-of- town or from other grades. The dance's theme, For Those About to Rock , was enhanced by the perfor- mance of Flat Cat, a versatile band out of Sioux Falls. Many hours were endured by students who deco- rated the armory for both the dance and the ban- quet. UPPER LEFT: Linda Harmon, Barb Siandley. and Roger Sorum chat with friends before the dance begins. MIDDLE RIGHT: While chaperoning, Mr. and Mrs. Murren took some time out to dance. LOWER LEFT: John Peterson and Glennis Siverson enjoy the mu- sic as Bonnie Larson eyes the camera, and Todd Ramse eyes Bonnie! LOWER RIGHT: Torrie Bong and Joy Gibson think John Eckert is quite humorous. 15 UPPER RIGHT: Live, from Canton High School, it's Saturday night! Starring: Tom An- derson and Shawn Goldhorn. MIDDLE LEFT: Dianne Koopsma and Greg Ab- bot anticipate an enjoyable evening as they arrive at the dance. MIDDLE RIGHT: Many CHS'ers were very im- pressed with the versatile group, Flat Cat. LOWER LEFT: Don Hailing and Leah Rowe boogie to the band's beat. LOWER RIGHT: Jackie Jones seems to be en- joying the evening. 16 Jean Roti And John Peterson Reign C ti nr H L tl C tl R b I ti g si c Official Homecoming festivities began with Coro- nation on the evening of September twenty- fourth. Seniors Jean Roti and John Peterson were crowned queen and master. Preparation for Homecoming began weeks before Coronation, as students worked to complete floats, memorize music, polish marching techniques, decorate for the dance, perfect a tackle or pass, and master a skit. Songs was chosen as an appropriate Homecom- ing theme. This was demonstrated in the variety of parade floats; Paradise by the Football Lights , Old McCoplan had a Team , Whip 'Em Good , Flirtin' with Disaster , and more.. LEFT MIDDLE. MC's Pally Coplan, Todd Messerli, and Glennis Siverson kepi the festivities running smoothly. RIGHT MIDDLE: Voted by students in grades nine through twelve as queen and master were lean Roti and )ohn Peterson. LOWER MIDDLE: Royalty members Kim Lems and Todd Johnson. LOWER RIGHT: Royalty members Jeff Roetzel and )ulie Dieterich. Year Blasts-Off With Homecoming UPPER LEFT: Sonja Frislie plays a happy tune during an early morning march. Band members practiced many hours for the Homecoming half-time show. UPPER RIGHT: Receiving the award for the most original float were the seniors. CENTER RIGHT: The parade marshal for the Homecoming parade was Harry Rathje. He and his wife were chauferred by Todd Ramse and Al Bubba Hilt. LOWER RIGHT: Swing choir created a fes- tive atmosphere at Coronation. They boo- gied to an arrangement of I Got the Mu- sic in Me . Also performing were the per- cussion ensemble and wind ensemble. UPPFR LEFT: Joel Sorlie focuses a tackle toward his spaced-out opponent. Brandon Valley was certainly flirtin' with disaster as the C-Hawk gridders whipped 'em good in a Homecom- ing victory. The score was 6-0. LOWER LEFT: A toga was Janette Reil- ly's choice of clothing to wear on dress down day. Is this what the fu- ture will Bring??? Cosmic!! CENTER RIGHT: Scott Nelson, Mike In- gebrigtson, and Scott Snyders proudly display the freshmen float. LOWER RIGHT. Receiving the award for the most beautiful float was the sophomore class. _L Over Homecoming Festivities UPPER LEFT: Royalty members Pat Minihan and Jill Renli. UPPER MIDDLE: Royalty members Kris Viereck and Andy Toft. CENTER LEFT: Jean Roti and John Pe- terson share a happy moment after be- ing named CHS's queen and master. CENTER RIGHT: The junior float re- ceived Most Humorous and Best Overall awards for their version of Old McCoplan . Bill Harmon and Greg Sehr, along with various animals, kept the farm in order as it paraded down the street. LOWER LEFT: The high school band performed enjoyable half-time enter- tainment for a large Homecoming crowd. Administration Communicates With Staff UPPER RIGHT: School Board members: (1st row) Charles Kuehl, Dean Holman, Gerrit VanDenTop, Paul Lee, Virg Wolth- off; (2nd row) Dave Beckman, Earl Dean, Dick Hoffman, Lee Everhart, John Eckert, and Terry Bergeson. MIDDLE RIGHT: Business Manager Terry Bergeson always manages to keep busy balancing numbers and writing checks. LOWER LEFT: Assisting in the business of- fice with secretarial work is Loretta Hailing. LOWER RIGHT: Also working in the busi- ness office is Sandy Thorsby. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: In her last year as Mr. Beckman's secretary is Vivian Fossum. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Completing his third year as CHS's principal is Mr. Dave Beckman. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Working in the office of Mr. Dean is his secretary, Marcia Albers. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Superintendent of schools is Mr. Earl Dean. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Gross is CHS's assistant principal. 18 19 Language Arts Focus On Thinking Creatively UPPER RIGHT: CHS's guidance coun- selor for three years has been Mr. Hartz. MIDDLE CENTER: Spending his first year at Canton is Mr. Freese, Head li- brarian. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Haugen victimizes yet another student as he corners Dawn Buysman. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Davis is an educator of junior and senior high physical edu- cation and track, and junior high vol- leyball. She is CHS's cheerleading advi- sor and teaches practical English. Mrs. Davis has been in the school system for sixteen years. LOWER RIGHT: Tutoring both junior and senior high schoolers are Mrs. Eng- lert, Mrs. Swanson, and Miss Hass. They help students who have trouble with homework assignments. . 20 UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Trumm keeps a busy schedule of English II, drama, and mass media. She also directs the oral interpretation students and the Senior Play. UPPER RIGHT: Junior high English and social studies has occupied the seven years that Mrs. Christenson has taught at CHS. Here, she and an eighth grade class listen to Mark Wegener give a presentation. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jody Boyer and Angie Hepner smile as Mrs. Day helps Ray Miedema. Mrs. Day, in charge of seventh grade girls bas- ketball and junior high track, has taught junior high English at CHS for three years. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Schultz teaches classes in English I. novel, and short story. He also directs the All-High Play. He has taught at Canton for fifteen years. LOWER LEFT: Seventh graders easily recognize Mrs. Foland. She teaches social studies and language arts, and is also a seventh grade advisor. LOWER MIDDLE: Mr. Haugen finds psychology class to be a shocking experience . He educates students in English II, advanced composition, and psychology. Mr. Haugen has taught at Canton for six years. 21 22 OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: The Algebra II class looks very enthused about today's lesson, (especially Leah Rowe!) OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Gross is an eighteen-year veteran at CHS. He in- structs students in the classes of geome- try, Algebra I, and advanced math. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Ander- son teaches junior high math and sci- ence. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Mr. Ekle in- structs the classes of Algebra I. Algebra II, computer programming, and fundamen- tal math. He has spent eleven years at CHS. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Lezlie Ham- mer and Joy Hammer enjoy studying in the hall. UPPER LEFT: Junior high students partici- pate in another hour of class. MIDDLE LEFT: Lori Livermore is the life of the party in Algebra I. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Hermsen has taught junior high math at Canton for fifteen years. Coaching the eighth grade girls basketball squad and junior high boys wrestling and track is also included in his responsibilities. LOWER RIGHT: Zona Larson takes time out from her assignment. Students Compute Problems In Math 23 24 Students Study Expanse of Science OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: The biology, advanced biol- ogy, and physiology teacher is Mr. Herting. He has been teaching at CHS for thirteen years and heads the varsity girls and freshmen boys basketball teams. He also assists with track. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: In one of his 'deep thought moods is Mr. Roskens. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Martha Osthus's famous last words? Don't you dare take a picture! OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Teaching junior high sci- ence, and coaching the junior high boys football and basketball squads makes up Mr. Grimsrud's responsi- bilities. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Randy Wissink often be- comes confused in biology. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: One of the new teachers in the school system is Mr. Roskens. He instructs classes of IPS, chemistry, and physics, and is also an assistant football coach. UPPER LEFT: Diane Koopsma and Marsha Tempel conduct a pulley experiment in IPS. UPPFR RIGHT. William Den Hoed and Greg Moen pull through an IPS experiment as Greg Fait ob- serves. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Anderson has been teaching ju- nior high math and science for six years. Besides teaching in the classroom, he coaches junior high football, basketball, wrestling, and track. He also as- sists the high school boys basketball program. MIDDLE RIGHT. Mr. Skeleton was the target of much abuse during the year! LOWER LEFT: Studious Mike McElroy reads his as- signment. What assignment he is reading is for us to know and you to guess at! 25 Students Study Vocational Atmosphere 26 OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Spending his first year in the Canton school system is Mr. Stapleton. He teaches Ag I, II, III, IV, and agri-business. He also is the advisor for FFA. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT. Senior Craig Jacobsen sews the collar on his shirt in the class of independent living. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: It's the intellectually stim- ulating class of accounting! OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Miss Tschetter is CHS's new shorthand, accounting, and typing instructor. She also heads the freshman girls' basketball team and assists in high school girls' volleyball and track. OPPOSITE LOWER MIDDLE: Mr. Noel knows the ruling factors in his 8th grade art class. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Bong, the boys' physical education director, also directs boys' and girls' cross country and boys' track squads. He also teaches general business. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Tupper teaches Industrial Arts I, II, III, and IV, and advises the senior class. He also is a former CHS principal. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss DeBates has been a part of CHS for eight years. Her many duties include Home Ec I and II, marriage, tailoring, independent living, ad- vanced foods, and FHA. MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Fait and Brad Standly work on their art projects. LOWER LEFT. Brad Casanova mellows out . LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Noel is the junior and senior high art instructor and yearbook advisor. 27 Social Sciences Explore World Issues UPPER RIGHT: Involved at CHS for twenty-seven years is Mr. Coplan. Coaching football, acting as athletic di- rector, and teaching speech, sociology, and law are his main duties. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Haugen revs up the psychology shock machine as Carol Corey watches. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Christenson helps students in junior high study hall. LOWER RIGHT: It's another thrilling class of American government. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: United States History keeps juniors enthralled. Carl Miedema, you're supposed to look in- terested! OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT. Mr. Murren has been teaching at CHS for three years. He instructs classes of American Government and world geography, as- sists in the sports of football and track, and is the head of the wrestling depart- ment. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Foland talks to one of her seventh grade social studies classes. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Tammy Tuller, Bret McMurry, and Eddie Car- penter endure another hour of class. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Mr Jibben chows down a piece of pizza. He is the 6'8 varsity boys basetball and freshmen football coach. He has taught United States History for six years in the Canton school system. 28 29 Phys. Ed. Builds Bodies UPPER RIGHT: Supervising both high school and junior high physical educa- tion is Mrs. Sherry Davis. Mrs. Davis and her husband, Chuck, were chosen to view the workings of China's phys- ical education system. The Davises - the only South Dakota representatives - were selected for the twenty-member touring group in recognition of their contributions to improving physical education and sports. The study tour took a twenty-one day tour of main- land China in late June and early July of 1982. MIDDLE LEFT: John Theede, Steve Menholt, Warren Naverud, David Jen- nings, and Kent Fossum burn some en- ergy. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gina does some studying in the locker room. LOWER LEFT: Teaching junior and sen- ior high boys' phys. ed. is Mr. Terry Bong. LOWER RIGHT: Kathy Boch, Sherry VanDeKieth, Deb Short, Tina Erickson, and Kalli Hood ham it for the camera. This is education??? 30 Band Treks To St. Louis CHS Band: (1st row) Susan Brandsma, Sharon Re- bischke, Kris Viereck, Missy Taylor, Cathy Wilson, Robin Hartland, Charlene Kampen, Dawn Wie- zorek, Diane Koopsma, Lisa Coleman; (2nd row) Kim Christensen Mary Schluter, Jill Kenli, Deb Abbas, Glennis Siverson, Patty Getting, Lezlie Hammer, Zona Larson, Teresa Cornelius, Lynda Hammerstrom, Teresa Ekle, Robin Nelson, Renae Markle; (3rd row) Michelle Welthoff. Kim Grims- rud, Ann Miller. Susan Irons, Randy Nelson, Kim Moen, Stacy Severson, Lisa Snyders, Lisa Bietzel, Kim Viereck, Martha Osthus, Brenda Trumbull, Eric Grane, Eric Bogue; (4th row) Mr. Siverson, Marsha Tempel, Sonja Frislie, Judy Gillespie, Chris Carpenter, Lori Livermore, Janet Ulmer, Dawn VanBockern, Randy Wissink, Joy Hammer, Julie Tompkins, Leah Rowe, Dave Bierschbach, Steve Hoff, Dawn Porter, William DenHoed, Jeff Shwartz, Joe Listopad, Bill Rudolph; (5th row) Carol Oakland, Scott Brunk, Reid Mathison, Pat Swanson, Pam Espeland, Chuck Smith, Melinda Stalheim, Michelle Jones, Mike Rebischke, Todd Messerli, Steve Eliason, Barb Bierschbach, Kevin Jervik, Scott Fossum, Mark Haugen, Doug Grims- rud, Craig Solem, Tim Gill, Joel Strasser; (6th row) Chris McCart, Janel Short, Bonnie Larson, Carol Corey, Jackie Jones, Kenny Wiezorek, April Hu- zinga, Shane VanBockern, Tracy Steensland, and Bob Goodman. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Siverson poses with Donald Sinta, a world-renowned saxaphonist from the University of Michigan. Mr. Sinta performed with the band at the Winter Concert in March. LOWER RIGHT: Selected to the 1982 S.D. All- State Band were (front) Mary Schluter. Deb Ab- bas, Kim Christensen, Glennis Siverson; (back) Michelle Wolthoff, Janel Short, Chris McCart(al- ternate), Bob Goodman (alternate), and Susan Irons. Chris and Glennis were also chosen for the 1981 All-State Orchestra. 32 UPPER LEFT: Chosen by band members as recipients of the John Philips Sousa Music Award were Brenda Trumbull and Janel Short. UPPER RIGHT: Receiving certificates of merit were (front) Sharon Rebischke, Kim Christensen, Mary Schluter, Glennis Siverson; (back) Kris Viereck, Barb Bierschbach, Leah Rowe, Julie Tompkins, and Jill Renli. Glennis also received the Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence. MIDDLE LEFT: Band officers were (front) Kevin Jer- vik, treasurer; Susan Irons, freshman representative; Dawn Wiezorek, attendance secretary; Bill Rudolph, sophomore representative; (back) Sharon Rebischke, president; Kris Viereck, vice-president; Dawn Por- ter, junior representative; and Jill Renli, secretary. The highlight of the year for CHS's eighty-eight band students was a trip to St. Louis, Missouri. Boarding two Greyhound buses at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 15th, and trekking 620 miles proved to be tiring, but when students saw the lights of St. Louis, everyone perked up . At 8:00 that evening the buses arrived at the Ramada Inn, just across the street from Six Flags Amusement Park. Excitement was heightened by the many lights at the amusement park and every- one anticipated what the next three days would pro- vide. On Friday morning everyone enjoyed a tour of the Anheiser-Busch Brewery. The famous Clydsdales were also seen in the stables. Post-brewery agenda included a view from the top of the 630 foot Gate- way Arch. After eating lunch on the world's only McDonald's riverboat. the musicians prepared for competition in the Six Flags Band Festival. All three judges gave the band a I rating for their perfor- mance of Variations on a Korean Theme by John Barnes Chance. Only one other band in the C division achieved the same high ratings: Winterset, Iowa. They captured 1st place. Friday night brought a rain-delayed pro baseball game and the CHS'ers witnessed the triumph of the Cardinals over the Phillies, 3-2. The band was even flashed an official welcome on the Busch Stadium scoreboard. On Saturday morning all were let loose at Six Flags until 5:00. Many endured a two-hour wait for a ride on the world's fastest and longest rollercoaster, the Screamin' Eagle. Students participated in a banquet given for all twenty-six attending bands that evening. A riverboat ride down the Mississippi greeted band members and chaperones Sunday morning and the trip home began that afternoon. All arrived safe and sound in Canton at 1:00 a.m. Monday. Over fifty band students participated in the Re- gional Instrumental Contest in February. Many ensembles and soloists received superior rat- ings at this Vermillion contest. UPPER RIGHT: Clarinet quartet: Mary Schluter, Kim Christen- sen, Deb Abbas, and Jill Renli. MIDDLE LEFT: Woodwind choir: (1st row) Susan Brandsma, Sharon Rebischke, Glennis Siverson, Teresa Cornelius, Lynda Hammerstrom; (2nd row) Kim Christensen, Mary Schluter, Jill Renli, Susan Irons, Deb Abbas, Randy Nelson, Kim Grimsrud, Lezlie Hammer; (3rd row) Steve Hoff, Leah Rowe, Eric Bogue, Eric Grane, and Joy Hammer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Clarinet Oboe Duet: Mary Schluter and Glennis Silverson. LOWER- LEFT: Saxaphone quartet: Eric Bogue, Julie Tompkins, Leah Rowe, and Dawn Porter. LOWER RIGHT: Flute Trio: Sharon Rebischke, Kris Viereck, and Susan Brandsma. 34 UPPER LEFT: Freshmen Pat Swanson, Michelle Jones, and Pam Espeland received a 1 at contest for their trumpet trio. UPPER RIGHT. The practice rooms aren't al- ways used for practicing instruments! Joel Strasser and Craig Solem brush-up their chess techniques. MIDDLE LEFT. Soloists receiving Vs were (front) Mary Schluter, Deb Abbas, Kim Chris- tensen, Glennis Siverson; (back) Leah Rowe, Janel Short, Chris McCart, Bob Goodman, Eric Grane, and Eric Bogue. MIDDLE RIGHT: Receiving a 1 was the Woodwind Quintet: Lezlie Hammer, Brenda Trumbull, Glennis Siverson, Kim Christensen, and Susan Brandsma. LOWER LEFT. Percussion Ensemble: Chris McCart, Bob Goodman, Scott Fossum, Carol Corey, April Huizenga, Bonnie Larson, Shane VanBockern, Jackie Jones. Tracy Steensland, Janel Short, Ken Wiezorek, and Glennis Siver- son. 35 Music: Universal Language TOP: Mixed Chorus: (4th row) Tim Gill, Robin Hartland, Doug Grimsrud, Karen Gross, Renee Feay, Pat Minihen, Jill Renli, Joel Sorlie, Todd Ramse, Andrea Miller, Julie Dieter- ich, Andy Toft, Kris Viereck, Todd Messerli, Kim Lems, Mark Haugen, LaVonna Hilt, Michelle Winter, Eric Bogue, Joel Strasser, Janel Short, Jackie Jones, Barb Bierschbach, Scott Roetzel, Patty Coplan; (3rd row) Mary Schluter, Joe Richter, Don Hailing, Jeff Ulmer, Roxanne Sorum. Don Kaare, Susan Toft, Bob Goodman, Mike McElroy, Kim Grimsrud, Jeff Schwartz, Julie Tompkins, Carol Corey, Bill Rudolph, Mike Paulson, Leah Rowe, Randy Wissink, Elaine Kampen, Brad Gill, Susan Fait, Steve Eliason, Deb Hilt, Dave Wegener; (2nd row) Dave Bierschbach, Chuck Smith, Tracy Steensland, Bruce Bogue, Kim Christensen, Kim Viereck, Val Beck, William DenHoed, Joy Gibson, Scott Fossum, Pam Gross, Tim Minihan, Dawn Wieczorek, Joe Listopad, Melin- da Stalheim, Mike Rebischke, Martha Osthus, Mike Knut- son, Michelle Wolthoff, Joel James; (1st row) Reid Mathi- son, Greg Fait, Chris McCart, Scott Snyders, Kim Moen, Kenny Wieczorek, Lisa O'Connell, Heidi Moore, Lynda Hammerstrom, Lisa Bietzel, Diane Koopsma, Diana Hoff- man, Susan Irons, Michelle Jones, Curt Hohman, Mike In- gebritson, Lisa Snyders, Deb Abbas, and Mr. Colin Conner. CENTER RIGHT: Choir officers were Jill Renli, Jeff Ulmer, and Ann Miller. LOWER RIGHT: Recipients for the National Choral Award, presented by Mr. Conner, were Kris Viereck and Todd Messerli. Soloists Kris Viereck, Kim Grimsrud, Joel Strasser, Bill Rudolph, and Steve Eliason re- ceived I ratings at the Region I Vocal Contest in Vermillion. Swing Choirs, Mixed Ensemble, and Girls' Ensemble also received superior rat- ings. Eight students were selected to participate in All-State Chorus, and Joel Strasser was chosen as a first alternate to the All-State Honors Choir. 36 UPPER LEFT: Here's Kris Viereck demonstrating one of her many talents. UPPER RIGHT. Mr. Conner directs the choir at the Pop's Concert. MIDDLE: Members of the swing choir were (back row) Bob Goodman, Joe Listopad, Scott Fossum, Steve Eliason, Jeff Shwartz, Joel Strasser, Eric Bogue, Todd Ramse, Bill Rudolph, Dave Wegener, Tim Gill, Mark Haugen, Doug Grimsrud; (second row) Dawn Porter, Julie Tompkins, Robin Hartland, Jill Renli, Leah Rowe, Patty Coplan, Kim Grimsrud, Todd Messerli; (front row) Martha Osthus, Pam Gross, Barb Bierschbach, Carol Corey, Julie Dieterich, Kris Viereck, Ann Miller, and Kim Lems. LOWER LEFT. Emcees for the spring Pop's Concert, Todd Ramse and Mark Haugen, present Mr. Conner with a gift from the choir. 37 UPPER RIGHT: Selected to the All-State Chorus were Eric Bogue, Todd Ramse, Todd Messerli, Joel Strasser, Robin Hartland, janel Short, and Barb Bierschbach. Not pictured is Julie Dieterich. CENTER LEFT: Soloists who participated at the regional vocal contest were (1st row) Barb Bierschbach, Dawn Wieczorek, Leah Rowe; (2nd row) Robin Hartland, Kim Grimsrud, Kris Viereck; (3rd row) Steve Eliason, Jeff Shwartz, Joel Strasser, Bill Rudolph; (4th row) Tim Gill, Eric Bogue, and Todd Messerli. CENTER RIGHT: Miscellaneous Ensemble: (back) Michelle Jones, Sharon VanDeVendel, Barb Powell, Joy Hammer, Lezlie Hammer, Chris Carpenter, Zona Larson, Lynne Nelson, Patricia Swanson, Dawn Wieczorek, Jody Wenbourne, Carol Oakland, Teresa Ekle, Lisa Bietzel, Deb Abbas, Chris McCart, Candace Hoeppner, Lorri Pearson; (front) Lisa Snyders, Diana Hoffman, Kim Moen, Lisa O'Connell, Val Beck, Patty Getting, Melissa Taylor, Heidi Moore, Susan Brandsma, Diane Koopsma, Sonja Frislie, Susan Irons, Pam Espeland, Marsha Temple, Karen Viereck, and Lynda Hammer- strom. 38 UPPER LEFT: The Mixed Ensemble, which re- ceived a superior rating at contest, and also per- formed at the Honors Banquet, consisted of (back row) Todd Messerli, Eric Bogue, Tim Gill, Joel Strasser, Bill Rudolph; (front row) Kim Grimsrud, Carol Corey, Leah Rowe, and Kris Viereck. CENTER LEFT: Leah Rowe and Todd Messerli performed the song You Were Always on My Mind at the Pop's Concert. CENTER RIGHT: The Swing Choir performed at the Region I Contest, receiving a superior rating; Mankato Swing Choir Contest, where they were runner-up; and the Coyote Swing Choir Contest, bringing in another runner-up rating. LOWER LEFT: The Girls' Ensemble, which re- ceived a superior rating at contest, consisted of (back row) Kris Viereck, Barb Bierschbach, Rox- anne Sorum, Robin Hartland; (front row) Carol Corey, Janel Short, Leah Rowe, Dawn Wieczorek, and Jill Renli. LOWER RIGHT: The many hours of practice paid off when the choir presented their Annual Spring Pop's Concert to the public in May. 39 A “Bang Of A Sport 40 ★★★★★★★★★★ VARSITY RECORD CHS Opp West Sioux 18 0 Elk Point 30 0 South Sioux City 0 16 Brandon Valley 6 0 Beresford 0 6 West Central (OT) 14 6 Lennox 6 7 Vermillion 0 27 Flandreau 16 6 ★★★★★★★★★★ OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Pat Minihan ( 83) and Gerald Sorensen ( 73) con- template the game situation during half-time at Vermillion. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Football cheerleaders were (back) Patty Coplan, Susan Toft; (front) Glennis Siverson and Jill Renli. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Instructing the team were Kieth Roskins, assistant coach; Marc Murren, assistant coach; Jim Jibben, freshmen coach; and Bur- dell Coplan, head coach. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: The C-Hawks prepare for an offensive play. UPPER LEFT: Kent VanWyhe ( 81) tackles his Beresford opponent as Dave Wegener ( 53) continues his pursuit. LOWER LEFT: Varsity team members: (back row) Dave Powell, Shane Wil- liams, Bill Rudolph, Brian Sehr, Randy Wissink, Joe Listopad, Chris Sarna; (third row) Mike Sauers, Rob VanVel- Heizen, Tom Anderson, Scott King, Scott Roetzel, Mike Paulson, Tom Mitchell, Greg Abbott, Greg Sehr, Joe Ritcher; (second row) Chuck Smith, Scott Fossum, Jeff Shwartz, Gerald Sor- ensen, LeRoy Torgerson, Carl Mei- dema, Dave Ellis, Dave Wegener, Steve Eliason, Wayne Olson, (first row) Joel Sorlie, Kent VanWyhe, Todd Johnson, John Peterson, Craig Jacobsen, Jim Lien, Pat Minihan, Jim Halvorson, Al Hilt, Jeff Ulmer, Andy Toft, and Charlie Johnson. 41 OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Jody Wen- bourne, Karen Viereck, Michelle Jones, and Carol Oakland were cheerleaders for freshman football and basketball. OPPOSITE LOWER: Members of the freshman football team were (front row) Kenny Wieczorek, William DenHoed, Chris Oliver, Pete Van Wyhe, Tim Holzbaugh, Jeff Pick, Mike Ingebrigtson, Scott Nelson, Scott Snyders, Brian Neuharth, Greg Moen; (back row) student manager Gene Dixon, Joel James, Reid Mathison, Shane VanBockern, Jeff Crawford, Brad Casanova, Steve Hoff, Brad Thorson, Curt Hohman, and student manager Greg Fait. Not pictured are Jeff Sehr and Mickey Moore. UPPER RIGHT: Varsity team mem- bers Joel Sorlie (44), Charlie Johnson (32), and David Ellis (11) strive for another C-Hawk victory. MIDDLE RIGHT: The macho men selected to the All-Conference team were (back) Andy Toft, Kent Van Wyhe, Joel Sorlie, Todd John- son; (front) Craig Jacobsen, John Pe- terson, and Pat Minihan. LOWER RIGHT: Varsity co-captains were Andy Toft and Allen Hilt. The Hawks ended the season with a five win four loss re- cord. Leading the team in pass receiving was Pat Mini- han (9 99 yds.). Top punt re- turn honors went to Todd Johnson (20 91 yds.). Andy Toft and Joel Sorlie led in scoring with thirty-two and twenty points respectively. Pass interceptions were led by Dave Ellis (3 20 yds.) and leaders in rushing were Joel Sorlie (126 558) and Andy Toft (124 475). With two fumble recoveries each were Wayne Olson, Dave We- gener, and Jim Halverson Andy Toft and Dave We- gener each had five quarter- back sacks . Leading tackle statistics went to Kent Van- Wyhe (63), John Peterson (60), and Wayne Olson (58). 42 Freshmen Learn Basics ★★★★★★★★★ Freshman Record CHS Opp Lennox 44 6 Flandreau 16 0 Brandon 0 20 Vermillion 14 12 West Sioux 0 8 Brandon 6 18 Beresford 22 8 ★★★★★★★★★ 43 GBB Shines Bright UPPER LEFT: Celia Hermsen waits for the rebound as Bonnie Larson prepares for a fast-break. UPPER RIGHT: All-Conference members: (back) Kris Vier- eck, Kim Lems; (front) honorable mention Ann Miller, and Celia Hermsen. CENTER LEFT: Ann Miller takes time out during the game to wave to her many adoring fans. LOWER RIGHT: The cheerleaders for the girls' basketball team were Karen Gross, RenGe Feay, Kim Viereck, and La- Vonna Hilt. The Varsity girls ended their season with a record of 15-5. Once again the C-Hawks faced many tough competitors. They were defeated by the West Cen- tral Trojans two times; by one and two points re- spectively. The C-Hawks also fell to the Jefferson Hawketts by two points. These accounted for three of their five losses. Four seniors received All-Confer- ence honors. Kim Lems, Kris Viereck and Celia Hermsen were named to the All-Conference squad, while Ann Miller received honorable mention. Celia Hermsen and Kris Viereck were the basket contend- ers, while Kim Lems and Kris Viereck received the rebounding honors. Bonnie Larson led the C-Hawks in steals by taking away the opponent's ball sixty-one times. Kim Lems ended the season with a 61.9% average from the free throw line, leading the team in this area. The girls ended their season by placing second in the sectional tourney. 44 UPPER LEFT: Varsity team members included Denise Win- ter and Dawn Buysman, managers, Kim Lems, Janette Reilly, Kris Viereck, Ann Miller, Tracy Steensland, Kim Grimsrud, Julie Tompkins, manager. Coach Bob Herting, (front) Leah Rowe, Joy Gibson, Bonnie Larson, Pam Gross, Torrie Bong, Jill Kenli, and Celia Hermsen. UPPER RIGHT: It appears as though Kris Viereck sees some- thing quite interesting. MIDDLE LEFT: Coaches Joe Haugen and Bob Herting look interested in the game's progress. LOWER LEFT. An important task of the benchers was keeping the players' spirits high, as demonstrated by Kim Grimsrud, Jill Renli, Torrie Bong, Pam Gross, Tracy Steens- land, Joy Gibson, and Janette Rielly. VARSITY SCOREBOARD CHS OPP Elk Point 64 33 S.F. Washington 36 68 Brandon Valley 45 38 Lennox 39 31 Beresford 49 24 West Central 44 45 Lennox 58 52 Vermillion 55 34 Jefferson 52 54 Harrisburg 48 28 West Central 44 46 Lennox 54 47 Beresford 53 25 Dell Rapids 62 46 Parker 40 37 Brandon Valley 52 48 West Central 51 49 O'Gorman (overtime) 40 35 Vermillion 42 29 Yankton 33 54 45 Underclassmen Focus On ★★★★★★★★★★★ 'B' SCOREBOARD Elk Point S.F. Washington Brandon Lennox Beresford West Central Lennox Vermillion Jefferson Harrisburg Dell Rapids Parker Brandon Valley West Central O'Gorman CHS OPP. 45 24 18 45 33 41 24 29 28 23 33 32 35 30 30 27 29 36 31 26 40 28 39 25 34 22 35 39 33 45 TOP: B-team players scramble for the ball. CENTER RIGHT: B-team members: Linda Hammerstrom, Renae Markle, Candace Hepner, Diana Hoffman, Janet Ulmer, Marsha Temple, Val Beck, Carla McMurry, Karen Viereck, Sonja Frislie, Robin Eliason, Coach Joe Haugen, (kneeling) Laurie Hau- gen, manager. LOWER MIDDLE: Mr. Haugen received a face full of shaving cream during an assem- bly. LOWER RIGHT: B-team cheerleaders were Susan Fait, Linda Harmon, and Missy Chris- topherson. 46 Improvement FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD CHS OPP. Elk Point 40 25 Brandon Valley 20 17 Elk Point 23 18 Jefferson 22 42 West Central 40 51 Lennox 36 42 Lennox 23 21 Beresford 31 22 Jefferson 25 15 Harrisburg 28 23 O'Gorman 20 24 Tri-Valley 28 17 UPPER LEFT: Tracy Steensland ( 40) and Karen Viereck ( 32) anticipate the oppor- tunity for a rebound. UPPER RIGHT: Diana Hoffman attempts to get C-Hawk possession. LOWER LEFT: Marsha Temple shoots for two. MIDDLE RIGHT: Freshman team members: Susan Brandsma, manager, Sharon VanDe- Vendel, Zona Larson, Pam Espeland, Lezlie Hammer, Marsha Temple, Susan Irons, Chris Carpenter, Barb Powell, Diane Koopsma, Coach Peggy Tscheter; (front) Jody Wenbourne, Sonja Frislie, Karen Viereck, and Joy Hammer. 47 Three Qualify For State UPPER RIGHT: Members of the varsity wrestling squad this year were (back row) Chris Sarna, Craig Jacobsen, Doug Grimsrud, John Eckert, Joel Sorlie, Jim Lien, and Coach Murren; (front row) Mike McElroy, Jeff Sehr, Darin Wiebe, Todd Johnson, Bob Goodman, and Wade Myrabo. LOWER LEFT: Wade Myrabo, Darin Wiebe, and Jim Lien were CHS's three qualifiers to the state wrestling meet in Huron. LOWER RIGHT: Adding pep and en- couragement to this year's duals and tournaments were cheerleaders (stand- ing) Terrie Bong, Dixie Amundson; (resting) Kim Grimsrud and Janette Rielly. 48 UPPER LEFT: Jim Lien takes control of the situation as he overpowers his op- ponent. MIDDLE LEFT: Joel Sorlie and Wade Myrabo warm-up before the match. MIDDLE RIGHT: Displaying the vital concentration needed in each match. Bob Goodman prepares his strategy for a win. Mike McElroy Jeff Sehr Darin Wiebe Todd Johnson Bob Goodman Wade Myrabo Jim Lien Varsity Individual Records k _ wins losses Joel Sorlie 14 11 10 13 John Eckert 0 10 1 12 Doug Grimsrud 2 13 10 15 Craig Jacobsen 12 11 11 9 Chris Sarna 7 15 12 9 Brad Standley 0 6 21 10 Scott Fossum 1 3 22 8 Dave Powell 0 3 4 The wrestlers finished their season with a 4-6 record. CHS qualified three wrestlers for the 1982 State Tournament held in Huron. They were seniors Wade Myrabo and Jim Lien, and sophomore Darin Wiebe. Leaders for the season in stats: take- downs- tie between Wade Myrabo and Jim Lien (26). Reversals were led by Wade Myrabo with 33. Leading the Hawks in escapes was Jim Lien with 17. There was a close match-up in three-point near-falls: Todd John- son had 14 and Joel Sorlie had 13. Two point near-falls were led by Wade Myrabo with 15 and Jim Lien with 10. The most pins were record- ed by Todd Johnson (9), Jim Lien(6), and Darin Wiebe (6). UPPER RIGHT: Mark Standley concentrates as he attempts to escape from his opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: The grapplers warm-up for a big match against the Brandon Valley Lynx. LOWER LEFT: Todd Johnson is pronounced the winner. LOWER RIGHT: Coach Murren offers some words of advice. SO UPPER LEFT: JV wrestling squad included Reid Mathison, Scott Fossum, Mark Stand- ly, Bill Rukolph, Gene Dixon, Darin Hoo- gendorn, Dave Powell, Brad Standly, and Coach Dominic Jones. LOWER LEFT: Bill Rudolph makes his move . LOWER RIGHT: Gene Dixon makes the best of the situation. JV Individual Records won lost Jeff Sehr 4 4 Brad Standly 12 5 Dave Powell 12 3 Darin Hoogendorn 6 5 Bill Rudolph 8 6 Mark Standly 14 3 Gene Dixon 2 8 Scott Fossum 5 2 Ried Mathison 6 9 si Harriers Go The Distance The year was a successful one for the cross-country runners. The girls did not have enough runners to make up a team, but individually they did excep- tionally. Dixie Amundson broke tne school record in the 3,000 meters with a time of 12:43. Dixie also qualified for the state meet, as did Janie Sor- lie and Jackie Jones. The boy's team placed 4th in the regional meet and 5th in the Big 8 Conference. State qualifiers were Mark Haugen, Doug Grimsrud, and John Eck- ert. Letter winners for the season were Tim Gill, Mike McElroy, Doug Grimsrud, John Eckert, Mark Haugen, Jackie Jones, Ja- nie Sorlie, and Dixie Amund- son. Coaching the harriers were Terry Bong. UPPER RIGHT: The boy's cross-country team consisted of (back) Tim Minihan, Brad Gill, Mike Knutson, Eric Bogue, Tim Gill; (middle) Doug Grimsrud, Mark Haugen, Mike McEl- roy, Bob Goodman, John Eckert; (front) Don Hailing, Steve Harris, Darin Wiebe, Joel Strasser, and Don Kaare. LOWER LEFT: The girl's team consisted of Dixie Amundson, Janie Sorlie, and Jackie Jones. LOWER RIGHT: State qualifiers were Doug Grimsrud, John Eckert, Mark Haugen, Dixie Amundson, Janie Sorlie, and Jackie Jones. S4 D 0(?0 ' U- ★★★★★★★★★★★ VARSITY RECORD Jefferson CHS 2 Opp 0 Beresford 2 0 Flandreau 2 0 Elk Point 0 2 S.F. Washington 0 2 Brookings 2 0 Crow Creek (forfeit) 1 0 Jefferson 2 0 Parker 2 1 ElkPoint 2 1 Jefferson 2 0 Beresford 2 0 S.F. O'Gorman 0 2 Lennox 2 1 Elk Point 2 1 S.F. Washington 0 2 Flandreau 2 0 S.F. O'Gorman 0 2 Lennox 2 1 Parker 0 2 ★★★★★★★★★★★ UPPER LEFT: The Varsity team consisted of (back) Coach joe Haugen, Andrea Miller, Kristie Viereck, Janette Reilly, Kim Lems, Leah Rowe, Barb Bierschbach; (front) Dawn VanBockern, Michelle Crawford, Bonnie Larson, Jill Renli, Celia Hermsen, and Denise Winter. LOWER LEFT: Janette Reilly spikes the ball. LOWER RIGHT: Ann Miller completes a shot. Volleyball Proves Versatile I S3 Individuals Soar UPPER LEFT: Varsity players Jill Renli and Celia Hermsen patiently wait for the opponent's serve. Celia captured seven school records for the year. These records are the following: Best season serving average (95%-172 of 181); most consecutive successful serves, more than one match (64); most ace serves in one season (56); most serving points in one season (124); most returns in one season (602). Celia and Michelle Crawford tied for the record of most consecutive successful serves in one match (21). Other record break- ers were Kim Lems for most ace spikes in one match (8); Janette Reilly, thirty- two ace spikes in one season; Kris Vier- eck, most spikes in one match (21); Ja- nette for 117 spikes in one season, and the best season ball return average went to Bonnie Larson (92%-542 of 588). UPPER MIDDLE: JV'er Robin Eliason scores for the Hawks. UPPER RIGHT: Lynda Hammerstrom and Diana Hoffman successfully main- tain the defense. LOWER RIGHT: JV team: (back) Can- dace Hepner, Robin Eliason, Kim Holz- baugh, Val Beck, Janet Ulmer, Carla McMurry, Michelle Wolthoff, Coach Peggy Tschetter; (front) Kim Moen, Renae Markle, Diana Hoffman, Lynda Hammerstrom, Chris McCart, and Sheila Hersrud. 54 Freshmen Communicate With Spheresome U.F.O. UPPER LEFT: Robin Eliason, Val Beck, Carla McMurray, Janet Ulmer, and Lynda Ham- merstrom wait for the opponent's serve. MIDDLE LEFT: Kim Lems and Sheila Hers- rud set up the nets before practice begins. MIDDLE RIGHT: Team members included (back) Diane Koopsma, Pam Espeland, Lez- lie Hammer, Marsha Tempel, Susan Irons, Barb Powell, Chris Carpenter, Coach Hau- gen; (front) Jody Wenborne, pat Swanson, Joy Hammer, Sonja Frislie, Michelle Jones, Karen Viereck, and Carol Oakland. BBB Computes 4-17 Record 4C VARSITY RECORD 4C CHS Harrisburg 42 Madison 41 Salem 29 Elk Point 50 Jefferson 53 Lennox 32 V Lennox 38 4c Brandon Valley 27 Jefferson 77 k S.F. O'Gorman 36 4c Brandon Valley 27 4c Beresford 44 Flandreau Indians 66 4c Flandreau Public 48 r k-- Lennox 51 4c Vermillion 56 4c West Lyon 59 West Central 40 4c Brandon Valley 33 4c Yankton 45 Vermillion 48 Opp 50 63 60 55 38 52 62 65 38 84 65 57 68 54 85 39 55 53 73 59 89 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 56 OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Wayne Olson heel it for the basketball. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Dave Ellis ( 12) and Todd Johnson ( 24) set their sights toward Hawk control. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: The varsity squad consisted of Jeff Roetzel, Don Hailing, Dave Wegener, Todd Ramse, Tim Gill, Eric Bogue, Wayne Olson, Todd Johnson, Clark Christensen, Carl Meidema, Dave Ellis, Greg Abbott, Coach Jim Jibben, managers Mike Rebischke and Steve Harris, and Assistant Coach Dan Anderson. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Cheerleaders Pam Gross, Jean Roti, Mi- chelle Crawford, and Janel Short spent many hours perfecting new cheers and routines. UPPER LEFT: Todd Johnson, Wayne Olson, and Todd Ramse soar for the rebound. UPPER RIGHT: Varsity co-captains were Todd Ramse and Todd John- son. They were also chosen as All-Conference players. LOWER LEFT: Todd Ramse sets up the defense. Once again the C-Hawk netters experienced a down season. The team managed only four wins, as did last year's team. Co- captains for the 198V82 year were Todd Ramse and Todd Johnson. Todd Ramse received the Dietrich Award for scoring the most points(257). He also received the Pederson Award for the most season rebounds (175). The honor of most improved player went to Jeff Roetzel, while the best defensive player was Todd Johnson. David Ellis received the Hustle Award. Todd Johnson had the most assists of the season (25). Todd Ramse led the C-Hawks in steals, with a total of thirty-five. Lettermen were Todd Johnson, Tim Gill, Dave Wegener, Greg Abbott, and Carl Miedema. 57 B-Team And Freshmen Rocket TO Stardom ★★★★★★★★★★★★ B-Team Scoreboard Harrisburg Madison Salem Elk Point Jefferson Lennox S.F. O'Gorman Brandon Beresford Flandreau Indians Flandreau Public Lennox Vermillion West Lyon West Central Brandon CHS Opp. 52 44 34 44 60 39 40 32 50 29 48 39 38 53 38 43 50 32 44 49 36 49 42 46 57 45 60 50 37 47 40 34 ★★★★★★★★★★★★ UPPER RIGHT: B-Team members: (front) Brad Thorson, Shane VanBockern, Steve Hoff, Randy Wissink, Bill Eckert; (back) Scott Roetzel, Perry Fossum, Jeff Shwartz, Shane Williams, Don Kaare, Curt Hohman, Brad Gill, Rob VanVeldhuizen, and Coach Dan Anderson. LOWER LEFT: B-Team cheerleaders were sophomores Lynda Hammer- strom, Diana Hoffman, Shonette Devitt, and Dawn Gustafson. LOWER RIGHT: Don Kaare produces some defensive action. SB ★★★★★★★★★★★★ Freshman Scoreboard CHS Opp S.F. O'Gorman 43 44 Madison 39 31 Lennox 60 44 West Central 42 38 Brandon Valley 31 53 Flandreau Indians 44 47 Lennox 54 59 Vermillion 56 40 West Lyon 50 37 West Lyon 48 59 Lennox 40 45 Elk Point 47 45 Brandon Valley 38 60 Yankton 60 57 ★★★★★★★★★★★★ UPPER RIGHT: Freshman team members: (front) Brad Casanova, Greg Moen, Shane VanBockern, Jeff Crawford, William DenHoed, Joel James, Coach Bob Herting, Steve Hoff, Curt Hohman, Brad Thorson, Mike Ingebritsen, and Scott Snyders. LEFT: Shane Williams flies through the air with the greatest of ease. LOWER MIDDLE: Brad Thorson guards his op ponent with determination. 59 Two Qualify For State Meet The season's first track meet took place at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion. As the tracksters left CHS for the meet, the temperature hit the mid-sixties. But when the competition concluded, a full-fledged blizzard was in progress and the CHS'ers had to stay the night in the Dome, along with many other stranded schools. Pam Gross was crowned track queen at the Canton Relays. The queen is select- ed by votes from the boys' track squad. Pam also qualified for the SD State Track Meet in Sioux Falls. She earned a berth in the open 400, and Jackie Jones qualified in the open 800. Head coach for the year was Sherry Da- vis. Assisting was Peggy Tschetter. so OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Long-distance runners included (back row) Jackie Jones, Candace Hoeppner, Janie Sorlie, Den- ise Winter, Joy Gibson; (front row) Marsha Temple, Susan Irons, Michelle Jones, and Barb Powell. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Qualifying for the SD State Track Meet were Jackie Jones and Pam Gross. Jackie competed in the open 800 and Pam ran the open 400. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Relays: (4th row) Lisa Lems, Pam Gross, Dawn Buysman, Leah Rowe; (3rd row) Torrie Bong, Celia Hermsen, Diana Hoffman, Patty Coplan; (2nd row) Jackie Jones, Chris McCart, Pam Espland; (1st row) Michelle Jones, Karen Viereck, and Joy Hammer. UPPER LEFT: This season's sprinters were (back row) Chris McCart, Diana Hoffman, Marsha Temple, Joy Hammer; (2nd row) Leah Rowe, Dawn Buysman, Pam Gross, Lisa Lems, Torrie Bong; (front row) Celia Hermsen, Jackie Jones, and Patty Co- plan. LOWER LEFT: Freshman tracksters were (back) Marsha Temple, Karen Viereck, Pam Espland, Joy Hammer; (front) Susan Irons, Michelle Jones, and Barb Powell. LOWER RIGHT: Competing in the field events were (4th row) Denise Winter; (3rd row) Torrie Bong, Joy Gibson; (2nd row) Candace Hoeppner; (1st row) Marsha Temple, Barb Powell, and Joy Hammer. The season's opener for the boys' track squad was held at the Vermillion Dakota Dome. Like the girls, they had to camp out in the cold athletic complex that Friday night. Seven runners qualified for the state meet in Sioux Falls: John Peterson in the open 800; Eric Bogue, Wayne Olson, Mike Paulson, and Jeff Shwartz in the medley relay; Mark Haugen, Doug Grimsrud, Mike Paulson, and John Peterson in the two- mile relay. Coaching the boys' track team was Mr. Terry Bong. Seven Qualify For State Meet 62 OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: (back) Scott King, Wayne Olson, Eric Bogue, LeRoy Torgerson, Doug Grimsrud, Curt Hohman; (front) Scott Fossum, Don Hailing, Jeff Shwartz, Steve Hoff, Brad Thorson, Scott Nelson, Shane VanBock- ern. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: (back) Eric Bogue, Mike Paulson, LeRoy Torgerson, Doug Grims- rud, Randy Wissink; (middle) Curt Hohman, Steve Hoff, Brad Casanova; (front) Jeff Shwartz, William DenHoed, and Brad Gill. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Qualifying for the state meet were Jeff Shwartz, Doug Grimsrud, John Peterson, Mike Paulson, Mark Haugen, Wayne Olson, and Eric Bogue. UPPER LEFT: Long-distance runners included (back) Brian Neuharth, Mike Paulson, John Pe- terson; (middle) Brad Gill, Tim Gill, Doug Grimsrud, Steve Eliason; (front) William Den- Hoed, Brad Casanova, Joel James, and Greg Moen. LOWER LEFT: Weight men included (back) Rob VanVeldhuizen, Bill Rudolph; (middle) Scott King, Don Hailing, Scott Fossum; (front) Scott Nelson, Scott Snyders, Mike Ingelbrit- son. LOWER RIGHT: freshmen: (back) Curt Hoh- man, Shane VanBockern, Mike Ingebritson; (middle) Brian Neuharth, Steve Hoff, Brad Thorson, William DenHoed, Greg Moen; (front) Scott Nelson, Brad Thorson, Scott Snyders, and Joel James. 63 News Echoed Through CHS UPPER RIGHT: Editor Sharon Re- bischke poses with Scott Brunk, assis- tant editor. The Echo is published bi- weekly by CHS students. Issues appear in Canton's Sioux Valley News. MIDDLE RIGHT: Classroom writers Heidi Moore and Lisa Bietzel were as- sisted by Miss Mona Hass, Echo advisor. LOWER RIGHT: Echo staff: (1st row) Mark Haugen, Dawn Wiezorek, Lisa Snyders, Missy Taylor, Patty Getting; (2nd row) Joe Nagel, Heidi Moore, Sharon Rebischke, Michelle Wolthoff; (4th row) Scott Brunk. 64 Because of man's success with the Shut- tle missions and his recent encounter with Saturn, the yearbook staff decided upon a space theme. Many photo- graphs were donated to the annual from the Johnson Space Center, EROS Date Center, The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the JFK Space Center. To these insti- tutions goes a celestial THANK-YOU!!! UPPER LEFT: Typing copy was a job done by Renae Bergh and Joyce Short. UPPER RIGHT: Ruth Hill and Janene Fait help Mr. Noel do some indexing. MIDDLE LEFT: Editor Glennis Siverson and Assis- tant Editor Sharon Rebischke take a break from drawing up layouts and writing copy. LOWER LEFT: Staff: (1st row) Greg Fait, Scott Brunk, Janene Fait, Ruth Hill; (2nd row) Glennis Siverson, Sharon Rebischke, Renae Bergh; (3rd row) Mi- chelle Wolthoff, Dawn Buysman, Kim Grimsrud, and Joyce Short. 65 TOP: FFA members: (4th row) Carl Meidema, Dawn Parter, James Halverson, Todd Johnson, David Veldcamp, Clark Christenson, Kent VanWyhe, Tony Pick; (3rd row) Alan Fossum, Travis Anderson, Larry Cramer, Terry Keiser, Keith Berg, Mike Knutson, Gerald Sorensen, Asaf Sorum, Randy VanNort, Steve Jandal, Craig Jacobsen; (2nd row) Brad Standly, Dale Hilt, Brian Carlson, Scott King, Shane Williams, LeRoy Severson, Steve Swanson, Bill Thorson; (1st row) Gene Van- DeStroet, Clint Carlson, LeRoy Torgerson, Jeff Pick, Chris Oliver, Pat Van Wyhe, Randy VanDeKeif, Allen Hilt, Jim Lien, and Pat Minihan. MIDDLE LEFT: Al Bubba Hilt and Kim Lems were crowned Senior Cuties at the FHA-FFA sponsored Sweetheart Dance. MIDDLE RIGHT: FFA officers: (back) Alan Fossum, Carl Meidema, LeRoy Torgerson, Mike Knutson; (front) Dawn Porter, Gerald Soren- son, Shane Williams, and FFA advisor Mr. Stapleton. LOWER LEFT: Many FFA'ers drove their tractors to school during Ag week. OPPOSITE TOP: FHA members: (5th row) Kris McCart, Carol Fossum, Elaine Kampen, Janette Reilly, Lynda Hammerstrom, Renae Markle, Diana Hoffman, Lisa O'Connel, Janet Ulmer, Dawn Gustafson, Teri Trumm, Deb Abbas, Heidi Moore, Sheila Hersrud; (4th row) Patty Coplan, Lezlie Hammer, Joy Hammer, Kim Noen, MaDonna Baldwin, Celia Hermsen, Dixie Amundson, Carol Oakland, Pat Swanson, Jody Wrabourne, Barb Powell, Pam Espland, Marcia Temple; (3rd row) Dawn VanBockern, Val Beck, Missy Christopherson, Glennis Siver- son, Lorrie Booker, Janie Sorlie, Sharon VanDeVandel, Susan Brandsma, Melissa Taylor, Teresa Ekle, Lisa Coleman; (2nd row) Bon- nie Larson, Leah Rowe, Kim Viereck, Diane Hartson, Lynne Nelson, Chris Carpenter, Zona Larson, Sharisse Sickler, Shawna Patenode, Lori Livermore, Stacy Severson; (1st row) Tracy Steensland, Kim Grimsrud, Dawn Buysman, Kim Lems, and Marlys Swanson. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Shonette Devitt and Dawn Gustafson dressed as a bride and groom for the FHA Halloween party. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Carol Fossum receives an award at senior recognition night. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT. FHA officers: (back) Kim Lems, Janette Reilly, Elaine Kampen, Dawn Buysman, Kim Grimsrud; (front) Ma- Donna Baldwin, Kim Moen, Patty Coplan, and Kris McCart. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Kim Lems looks on as Celia Hermsen is informed that she is an all-around jock . What's so funny about Celia's gift? 67 Play Ignites Laughter Tim Kelly's The Shame of Tombstone was pre- sented to the public on November 20th, 1981. Situated in the 1880's, this two-act melodrama centered on the affairs of the town's admiration, Miss Amanda Goodsort. Secretly performing as the famed Yellow Canary at the Lucky Cuss Gam- bling Saloon, Amanda encounters some trouble when the evil Judge Mortimer Harshly suspects her undisclosed identity. He and his counterpart. Peachy Jamm, proceed with plans to blackmail Amanda. ! UPPER RIGHT: Director of the play was Gary Schultz and student director was Heidi Moore. CENTER LEFT: Judge Mortimer Harshly (Scott Fossum) threatens Amanda Goodsort (Roxanne Sorum). CENTER RIGHT: Barb Powell receives a final touch-up on her makeup from Pam Boogerd. LOWER LEFT: Fifi (Terri Trumm) over- hears a mysterious conversation. LOWER RIGHT: Sidekick (Steve Harris) and Ole Timer (Joe Richter) discuss Amanda's charm and beauty. 68 UPPF.R LEFT: Wing Tip (Mike Re- bischke), an undercover cop, investi- gates the actions of Judge Harshly. UPPER RIGHT: Lt. Pete Bogg (Bruce Bo- gue) and Little Victoria (Pam Espeland) are introduced to Judge Harshly and Lonely Wolf (Robin Eliason). LOWER LEFT: Peach Jamm (Lisa Snyders) demonstrates to Flora Courtland (Janet Ulmer) what being a true lady is. LOWER RIGHT: Amanda was on edge as Judge Harshly and Peachy saw her de- mise. The Shame of Tombstone Crew: Makeup- Patty Coplan, Pam Boogerd, Stacy Severson, Shon- ette Devit, Randi Nelson Lighting- Don Kaare, Perry Fossum Prompter- Carla McMurry Stage Manager- Jeff Shwartz Stagehands- Randy Wissink, Brad Gill Accompanist- Deb Abbas Setting- Robin Hartland, Sharon Rebischke 69 Declam Students Speak Out UPPER LEFT: Robin Hartland received a superior rating at the regional contest. UPPER RIGHT: Participating in declam were (1st row) Kim Moen, Lisa Bietzel, Robin Hartland; (2nd row) Lisa Snyders, Brad Gill, and Joel James. MIDDLE RIGHT: Performing a humorous duet were Lisa Snyders and Lisa Bietzel. LOWER RIGHT: Instructing the oral interpretation students was Mrs. Dorothy Drumm. 70 7th Graders End Elementary Journey Edith Baird Dan Baker Eliz Baldwin Jennifer Bogue Brenda Boogerd Jodi Boyer Katheryn Butler Brenda Buysman Eddie Carpenter Jeanne Cornelius Chris Crawford Deonne Decker Sara Derby Jonna Dykstra Lisa Earnest Linda Eich Stacey Eilers David Ekle Gregory Ekle Lisa Ekle Steve Espeland Christyl Fee Lisa Fossum Paul Gardner John Halverson VJay Hamburg Don Hammer Travis Hartland Lisa Hauge Melinda Heesch Keith Hemmingson Angie Hepner Matthew Herting 72 Audra Hessaa Russell Holzbaugh Michael Johnson Tamara Joyce Tammy Kampen Kelly King Michelle Kruse Christi Lasley Eldon Lasley Gaylon Lems Amy Long Scott Ludwig Jeffrey McElroy Brian McEntee Brent McMurry Georgia Mullinix Cathy Myrabo Brian Narum Kristine Nelson Crystal Palmer MIDDLE LEFT: Seventh grade representatives included (front) Caylon Lems, Matt Herting, Corey Ulrickson; (back) Linda Eich, Kristine Nelson, and Lisa Fossum. Karla Pederson Steve Petterson Sherry Plucker Sandra Rebischke John Reiners Amy Scholle Michelle Sauers Amy Schultz Phillip Schultz Chad Skiles Holly Snyders Orlyn Sorlie Steve Speiker Kenneth Starr Cynthia Taylor CENTER RIGHT: Cynthia Taylor and Bren- da Boogard study in the library. OPPOSITE CENTER LEFT: Class officers of 1981-82 are Linda Eich, Kristine Nelson, lisa Fossum, Gaylon Lems, Matt Herting, and Corey Ulrickson. CENTER MIDDLE: Junior high band mem- bers participating in band rehearsed daily from 2:30 to 3:30. Mark Thorson Peggy Toft Lesli Tollinger Kent Tompkins Tammy Tullar Corey Ulrickson Holli VanBockern Jill VanBockern Doug VanDeKieft Scott VanDeKieft Jana VanWoudenberg Brett Williams Diane Winter 74 8th Graders Navigate Jr. High Blair Aasen Rodney Aasheim Peggy Anderson Todd Baldwin Shaleen Beard Katherin Boch Steve Briggle Paul Bunkers Vicki Buysman Scott Carlson Tim Christopherson Ron DeChambeau Jeffrey Dejong Connie Eakes Mary Eich Tina Ericksen Jeanine Fait Mitchell Fee Lisa Foland Kent Fossum Michael Fossum Pamela Gerdes Tanya Gill Leif Grane Todd Griese Michelle Hardy Glenda Harms Laurie Haugen Ruth Hill Donald Hilt David Hodgin Shawn Hofer Anne Hohman Kevin Holzbaugh Kalli Hood 75 Delbert Jacobs Pam Jacobsen David Jennings Michael Jones Rosalyn Kampen Jill Knutson Christi Kooima Jeff Kroger Trent Larson Christie Lease Grant Lewis Barbara Lien Heather Loken Jill Markle Charles Mathison Craig McCart Marla McConnell Diane McMurry Steve Menholt CENTER RIGHT: Shelly Stonefield and Audry Hessa make some use of the library during seventh period study hall. OPPOSITE CENTER LEFT: Eighth grade Vice-President Anne Hoh- man and Secretary-Treasurer Lisa Foland apparently consider President Jay Siverson irresistably huggable! Raymond Miedema Kent Mulder Kathy Myers Kristy Myers Lori Nelson 76 Darin Oakland Jeff O'Connell Ruth Osthus Brian Peterson Kelly Petterson Mark Rebischke Kevin Rowe William Sauers Debbie Short Jason Siverson Brenda Tiemann Mike Tollinger Karl Ulmer Sherry VanDeKieft Sadie Veldkamp Mike VerWey Ron Williams Mark Wegener Mari Wissink Michael Wolthoff 77 Class Of '86 Freshmen Encounter High School David Bierschbach Susan Brandsma Chris Carpenter Brad Casanova Jeff Crawford William DenHoed Khan Dethleusay Gene Dixon Pam Espeland Greg Fait Sonja Frislie Patty Getting Joy Hammer Lezlie Hammer Jan Hardy LOWER LEFT: Sharon VanDeVendel anticipates library humor with bated breath. LOWER RIGHT: Freshman class officers: (seated) Brad Casanova, vice-president; Mike Ingebrigtsen, president; and (standing) Mi- chelle )ones, secretary-treasurer. 78 UPPER LEFT: Mr. Tupper gives some helpful hints to Gene Dixon in Industrial Arts I. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Fait dutifully glues class “mug shots for the '82 yearbook. ft� Steve Hoff Curtis Hohman Tim Holzbaugh April Huizenga Mike Ingebrigtson Susan Irons Joel James Donald Jones Michelle Jones Dianne Koopsma Zona Larson Lori Livermore Reid Mathison James Minithan Greg Moen 79 Mickey Moore Joe Nagel Lynne Nelson Scott Nelson Brian Neuharth Carol Oakland Chris Oliver Shawna Patenode Jeff Pick Barb Powell Jeff Sehr Sharisse Sickler Scott Snyders Pat Swanson OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Susan Irons, Diane Koopsma, Chris Carpenter, and Susan Brandsma try not to become overly excited in Home Ec I. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Steve Hoff just adores Mr. Haugen. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Reid Mathison built a dog house in Industrial Arts I. UPEER LEFT: Lynne Nelson and Zona Larson lurk in the halls of CHS. What they are lurking for is a mystery? MIDDLE LEFT: Shawna Patenode puckers up for her classmates. I Melissa Taylor Marsha Temple Len Teso Phouphanhsa Teso Brad Thorson Shane VanBockern Ceroid VanDeKieft Randy VanDeKieft Sharon VanDeVendel Pete VanWhye Karen Viereck Tracey Walton Jody Wenbourne Kenny Wieczorek Tom Williams 81 Sophomores Make Waves Debra Abbas Debra Bakker Valerie Beck Lisa Beitzel Renae Bergh )anet Block Bruce Bogue Lori Pearson OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Mike Sauers works his way around things. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Sophomores do one of their famous acts - pretending to work hard. UPPER RIGHT: Scott Roetzel listens attentively in general business. LOWER RIGHT: Chris Sarna hits the books in study hall. This is certainly a rare sight! Veronica Brenner Annette Carlson Brian Carlson Claudia Carlstrom Twyla DenHoed Shonette Devitt Billy Eckert Todd Edwards Teresa Ekle Robin Eliason Kim Engel Karlynda Fait Perry Fossum Scott Fossum 82 Class Of 1984 Brad Gill Eric Grane Dawn Gustafson Lynda Hammerstrom Greg Hemmingson Sheila Hersrud Dale Hilt Candace Hepner Dianna Hoffman Kim Holzbaugh Steve Jandl Don Kaarre Scott King )oe Listopad Rod Ludwig Renae Markle Kristi McCart Mike McElroy Carla McMurry Tim Minihan Kim Mown Heidi Moore 83 Jay Moore Lisa O'Connell Tami Penning David Powell Mike Rebischke r m Kay Riedlinger Scott Roetzel Mark Roti Bill Rudolph Chris Sarna OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Joyce Short types copy for the yearbook. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore officers: Bill Rudolph, president; Tim Minihan, vice-president; and Val Beck, secretary-treasurer. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Sauers, David Powell, and Brian Sehr talk to Darin Hoogendorn in 5th period study hall. MIDDLE RIGHT: Renae Bergh concentrates on her sewing. Mike Sauers Brian Sehr Brian Severson Joyce Short Jeff Schwartz 84 Chuck Smith Lisa Snyders Craig Solem Janie Sorlie Brad Standley J Styke Terri Trumm Mick Tyrrell Paul Veldkamp Darin Wiebe Shane Williams Randy Wissink Janet Ulmer Tammy VanDeKieft Randy VanNoort Rob VanVeldhuizen Juniors Approach Final Frontier Greg Abbott Tom Anderson Travis Anderson Julie Bakker Keith Bergh Tom Boch Eric Bogue Torrie Bong Pam Boogerd Randy Brenner Scott Brunk Dawn Buysman Clint Carlson Pam Carlstrom Kim Christensen Missy Christopherson James Coleman Lisa Coleman Carol Corey Larry Cramer 66 Steve Eliason David Ellis Alan Fossum Joy Gibson Judy Gillespie Shawn Goldhorn Bob Goodman Kim Grimsrud Pam Gross Don Hailing Bill Harmon OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: American History must be an exciting class! All juniors are required to take one full year of this course. They study many areas of the history of America; from the 1400's to the present. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior class officers: (seated) Dave Ellis, president; (standing) Pam Gross, vice-president; Missy Chris- topherson, treasurer; Lisa Lems, secretary. UPPER LEFT: Debbie Hilt mixes a concoction for her home eco- nomics class. LOWER LEFT: Joy Gibson and Kim Christensen demonstrate the art of working hard while decorating for the banquet.!?) Steve Harris Dianne Hartson Debbie Hilt Darin Hoogendorn Sheri Jennings LaDonna Johannson Todd Johnson Charlene Kampen Terry Keiser Sandra Knorr Mike Knutson 87 Laura Kroger Mike Kuehl Bonnie Larson Lisa Lems Dean Ludwig Antonette Mastel Paula Mastel Carl Miedema Tom Mitchell Randi Nelson Robin Nelson Wayne Olson Martha Osthus Jeanne Ovre Mike Paulson Nancy Paulson Dawn Porter Joe Richter Leah Rowe Greg Sehr OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Nancy Paulson looks over the selection of class rings as she chooses a style she likes. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Many ju- niors chose to purchase class rings in lanuary. This proved to be very excit- ing, as evidenced by Mike Kuehl, Ma- Donna (ohannson, and Shawn Gold- horn. LOWER RIGHT: It is apparent that Leah Rowe, Kim Viereck, and Susan Toft think something very amusing is hap- pening in the Gentlemen's Room” 88 Asaf Sorum Roxanne Sorum Melinda Stalheim Mark Standley Tracy Steensland Joel Strasser Susan Toft LeRoy Torgerson Dawn VanBockern Gene VanDeStroet Kim Viereck David Wegener Dawn Wieczorek Kathy Wilson Michelle Wolthoff 89 Our Achievements Of The Past And Happiness Of Today Will Be Our Memories For Tomorrow. President Craig Jacobsen M ' i i I Vice-President John Peterson Secretary Jill Renli LOWER RIGHT: It's the sen- ior Hee Haw Gang: Andy Toft, Craig Jacobsen, Joel Sorlie, John Peterson, Wade Myrabo; (sitting) Pat Minihan, and Al Hilt. 90 MaDonna Baldwin Barbara Bierschbach Donald Coleman Clark Christenson Patricia Coplan Teresa Cornelius 91 David Devitt Julie Dieterich John Eckert Susan Fait Renee Feay Carol Fossum Timothy Gill Douglas Grimsrud Karen Gross 92 UPPER RIGHT: What is Todd Ramse up to now? LOWER MIDDLE: Kent VanWyhe partakes in deep conversation as Tony Pick eyes the camera. James Halverson Mark Haugen Allen Hilt Linda Harmon Larry Hawe Robin Hartland Darcella Hermsen 93 LaVonna Hilt David Holzbaugh Kevin Jervik Charles Johnson Todd Johnson Jacqueline Jones Elaine Kampen Kimberly Lems James Lien 94 Class Colors: Yale Blue And Silver Class Flower: White Rose Minnie Link Todd Messerli Andrea Miller Patrick Minihan Wade Myrabo Daniel Paulson Anthony Pick Todd Ramse Sharon Rebischke 95 Janette Reilly Jeffrey Roetzel Jean Roti Mary Schluter LeRoy Severson Janel Short Glennis Siverson Joel Sorlie Barbara Standley Marlys Swanson Steve Swanson Orlan Teach William Thorson Andrew Toft Julie Tompkins Brenda Trumbull Jeffrey Ulmer Kent Van Wyhe 97 David Veldkamp Kristie Viereck Jerome Westhuis Denise Winter Michelle Crawford Winter LOWER LEFT: Jim Lien demonstrates the art of playing with toy tractors in independant living class. LOWER RIGHT: Teresa Cornelius was always overly excited in U.S. Government. 98 UPPER LEFT: Jim Abbas demonstrates what the library is most commonly used for. UPPER RIGHT: Jerome Westhuis sits in study hall. MIDDLE RIGHT: Clark Christenson and Bill Thorson get some assistance from Mr. Stapelton in an ag. class. LOWER LEFT: Linda Harmon anxiously waits for her spare ribs dish to get done in independent living. LOWER MIDDLE: Orlan Teach tries his hand at the art of water witching”. Second semester psychology students had a chance to witness this phenomena. LOWER RIGHT. Tim Gill reads his composition to the class in adv. comp. 99 Senior pictures were not available to the yearbook from Bob Albers and Richard Weise. UPPER RIGHT: Hi, Dan Paulson! MIDDLE LEFT: During their child develop- ment learning section, home ec. students taught pre-schoolers how to handle some rabbits and puppies. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pam Espeland is en- grossed in another book. LOWER RIGHT: Gene VanDeStroet, Randy VanDeKeift, and Randy VanNoort relax after school. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: John Eckert and Andy Toft goof off after a basketball game. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Ulmer, Charlie Johnson, and Kris Viereck wait for the band to begin playing at prom. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Sheila Hersrud makes use of study hall. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Band students stop to eat and rest on their way to St. Louis. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: This class could keep a person intrigued for hours! 100 Individual Stars Shine 101 102 UPPER RIGHT: CHS'ers who joined the National Guard are Or- lan Teach, Bob Albers, Charlie Johnson, Jeff Roetzel, Tony Pick, Jim Halvorson, Doug Ovre, and Kent VanWyhe. LOWER LEFT: The library is always a quiet place to read. (?) LOWER RIGHT: In a rare moment of study is Pat Minihan. UPPER LEFT: Kevin Jervik gets enthralled in his sewing. UPPER RIGHT: Bonnie Larson helps in making banquet decora tions. LOWER LEFT: Dances can be excellent emotional outlets. TEN COMMANDMENTS OF CANTON HIGH SCHOOL 1. Thou shall not peek at thy neighbor's paper, (have it passed to you) 2. Thou shall not be late tor class. (take the day off) 3. Thou shall not whisper in class. (take the day off) 4. Thou shall not borrow thy neighbor's pen. (steal it) 5. Thou shall not copy. (have someone do it for you) 6. Thou shall not throw erasers. (books do more damage) 7. Thou shall not run in the halls. (sliding is more gun) 8. Thou shall not push in the halls. (shove instead) 9. Thou shall not wink at the opposite sex. (flirting is more up to date and more fun) 10. Thou shall not drive the teachers to their graves, (help them along) AMEN!!! 103 Senior Play Shows Array Of Talent THE BRIDE'S BOUQUET by Kurtz Gordon A mystery-comedy in three Acts Synopsis The setting is the library of Battman's Castle on Snug Island in the Hudson River. The time is 9:00 p.m. on a May night, present time. In compliance with his Grandfather Battman's will, Paul and his bride-to-be are to be married in the castle in order to inherit $250,000. Many complications ensue. Production Staff Lights and sounds: Al Hilt, Bill Thorson, Todd Ramse Assistant Director: Kim Lems State Manager: Jill Renli Makeup: Julie Dieterich, Patty Coplan, Mary Schluter Set: Celia Hermsen, Dixie Amundson, Doug Grims- rud, David Veldkamp, Glennis Siverson, and the Cast Promotions: Sharon Reibischke and Madonna Baldwin Programs: Marlys Swanson The play was directed by Mrs. Dorothy Trumm. UPPER RIGHT: Paul and Jonathan discover the body of Justice Horace Wiggins. LOWER RIGHT: The makeup crew goes to work. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Janette Rielly por- trayed housekeeper Martha Morgan. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Cast: (1st row) Mark Haugen- the Man , Jeff Ulmer- Jonathan Lancaster, Orlan Teach-Zeke Rhodes; (2nd row) Barb Bierschbach- Grace Caldwell, Kim Lems-Roger Varley, Robin Hartland-Laura Caldwell, Todd Messerli-Paul Battman, Janel Short-Clara Hoover, Jill Renli; (3rd row) Janette Reilly- Martha Morgan, Kevin Jervik-Horace Wig- gins, and LaVonna Hilt-Helen Battman. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Martha makes her move. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Horace is com- forted by Grace. OPPOSITE LOWER MIDDLE: Kim Lems portrayed Roger Varley because one of the male cast members was injured. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: The Man kidnaps Horace. 104 Seniors' Countdown To Graduation Ends OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Allen Hilt was chosen to speak by his classmates. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: MaDoinna Bal- dwin Dixie Amundson, ob Albers, and Jim Abbas stand ready to accept their diplo- mas. OPPOSITE MIDDLE: All await the big mo- ment . OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: The class of '82 lines up in the hall before ceremonies be- gin. UPPER LEFT: Juniors Dave Ellis and Pam Gross led the processional. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Beckman gives last-min- ute instructions to Sharon Rebischke, who was one of the speakers. MIDDLE: Jerome Westhuis and Denise Winter wait for their names to be called. UPPER RIGHT: Bob Albers and Minnie Link make their way to the front of the armory. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Conner addresses the crowd. 106 Graduation ceremonies were held on Sunday, May 23rd, in the CHS armory. The event began at 2:00 p.m. as seventy seniors proceeded down the aisle to the music of the high school band. Three speakers chosen by the graduating class were Colin Con- ner, Sharon Rebischke, and Allen Hilt. Pastor Mark Jamison pronounced the benediction. 107 UPPER LEFT: Don Coleman receives his di- ploma from school board member Gerrit VanDen Top. UPPER RIGHT: Mark Haugen, Robin Hart- land, Linda Harmon, and Jim Halvorson lis- ten to the speaker. 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60, 58, 61, 66, 83 Hohman, Anne- 75 Hohman, Curtis- 58, 59, 79 Holzbaugh, David- 94 Holzbaugh, Kevin - 75, 83 Holzbaugh, Kim- 54 Holzbaugh, Russell- 73 Holzbaugh, Tim- 79 Hood, Kalli- 30, 75 Hoogendoorn, Darin- 51, 87 Huizenga, April- 32, 35, 79 Ingebrigtson, Mike- 16, 59, 78, 79 Irons, Susan- 32, 33, 34, 47, 60, 61, 79, 80 jacobs, Delbert- 76 Jacobsen, Craig Spot - 26, 41, 42, 48, 67, 90 Jacobsen, Pam- 76 James, Joel- 59, 70, 79 Jandl, Steve- 67, 83, 103 Jannings, David- 30, 76 Jennings, Shari- 87 Jervik, Kevin- 32, 33, 6, 94, 103, 104, 105 Johannson, LaDonna- 87, 89, 101 Johnson, Charles- 41, 94, 101 Johnson, Michael - 73 Johnson, Todd (11)- 42, 48, 67, 87 Johnson, Todd (12)- 56, 57, 40, 94, 16 Jones, Donald- 23, 79 Jones, Jackie- 16, 32, 35, 52, 60, 61, 94 Jones, Michael- 21, 43, 76 Jones, Michelle- 32, 35, 47, 60, 61, 78, 79 Joyce, Tamara- 73 Kaare, Don- 13, 52, 58, 83 Kampen, Charlene- 22, 32, 87 Kampen, Elaine- 8, 36, 66, 94, 104 Kampen, Rosalyn- 76 Kampen, Tammy- 73 Keiser, Terry- 6 , 87 King, Kelly- 73 King, Scott- 41, 67, 83 Knorr, Sandra- 87 Knutson, Jill- 76 Knutson, Mike- 52, 67, 87, 108 Koopsma, Dianne- 16, 25, 32, 47, 79, 80 Kooima, Christi- 26, 76 Kroger, Jeff- 76 Kroger, Laura- 88 Kruse, Michelle- 27, 73 Kuehl, Mike- 6, 88, 89 Larson, Bonnie- 15, 7, 32, 35, 45, 53, 66, 88, 103 Larson, Trent- 76 Larson, Zona- 23, 32, 47, 66, 79, 81, 101 Lasley, Christi- 73 Lasley, Eldon- 73 Lease, Christie- 76 Lems, Gaylon- 73 Lems, Kim- 7, 16, 37, 45, 53, 66, 67, 94, 99, 104, 105 Lems, Lisa- 26, 60, 61, 86, 88, 101 Lewis, Grant- 76 Lien, Barbara- 26, 76 Lien, J$mes- 41, 48, 67, 94, 107 Link, Minnie- 95, 106, 107 Listopad, Joseph- 32, 37, 41, 83 Livermore, Lori- 23, 32, 66, 79 Loken, Heather- 78 Long, Amy- 73 Ludwig, Dean-88 Ludwig, Rod- 83 Ludwig, Scott- 73 Markle, Jill- 76 Markle, Renae- 13, 32, 46, 54, 66, 83 Mastel, Antonette- 88 Mastel, Paula- 26, 88 Mathison, Charles- 76 Mathison, Reid- 32, 51, 79, 80 McCart, Craig- 76 McCart, Kristi- 7, 32, 35, 54, 60, 61, 66, 83 McConnell, Marla- 76 McElroy, Jeffrey- 73 McElroy, Mike- 6, 13, 25, 48, 50, 83 McEntee, Brian- 73 McMurry, Brent- 29, 73 McMurry, Carla- 46, 54, 55, 83 McMurry, Diane- 76 Menholt, Steve- 30, 76 Messerli, Todd- 6, 7, 16, 32, 37, 38, 95, 104, 105, 107 Miedema, Carl- 29, 41, 56, 67, 88 Meidema, Raymond- 21, 76 Miller, Andrea- 16, 32, 37, 44, 45, 53, 95, 104, 107 Minihan, James- 79 Minihan, Patrick- 12, 36, 40, 41, 42, 67, 95, 102, 107 Minihan, Timothy- 6, 12, 13, 24, 52, 83, 85 Mitchell, Tom- 12, 41, 88 Moen, Greg- 25, 59, 79 Moen, Kim- 7, 11, 13, 32, 36, 54, 66, 70, 83, 101 Moen, Mark- Moore, Heidi- 64, 66, 68, 83 Moore, Mickey- 80 Moore, Jay- 84 Mulder, Kent- 76 Mullinix, Georgia- 29, 73 Myers, Kathy- 26, 76 Myers, Kristy- 26, 76 Myrabo, Cathy- 73 Myrabo, Wade- 48, 49, 95, 107 Nagel, Joe- 64, 80 Narum, Brian- 73 Navrude, Warren 30 Nelson, Kristine- 73 Nelson, Lori- 76 Nelson, Lynne- 66, 80, 81 Nelson, Randi- 32, 34, 88 Nelson, Robin- 14, 32, 88 Nelson, Scott- 16, 80, 102 Neuharth, Brian- 80 Oakland, Carol- 32, 43, 80, 66 Oakland, Darin- 77 O'Connell, Jeff- 77 O'Connell, Lisa- 13, 66, 84 Oliver, Chris- 67, 80 Olson, Wayne- 41, 56, 88 Osthus, Matha- 24, 32, 37, 88 Osthus, Ruth- 77 Ovre, Jeanne- 16, 88, 101 Palmer, Crystal- 73 Pastenode, Shawna- 66, 80 Paulson, Dan- 95, 100, 107 Paulson, Mike- 6, 7, 41, 88 Paulson, Nancy- 88, 89, 22 Pederson, Karla-74 Penning, Tamara- 84 Peterson, Brian- 77 Peterson, John- 11, 15, 16, 28, 40, 42, 90, 93 Petterson, Kelly- 77 Petterson, Steve- 74 Pick, Jeff- 23, 67, 80 Pick, Tony- 12, 67, 95 Plucker, Sherry- 74 Porter, Dawn- 32, 33, 34, 37, 67, 88 Powell, Barbara- 47, 60, 61, 66, 68, 80 Powell, David- 40, 51, 84 Ramse, Todd- 15, 16, 37, 38, 56, 57, 95 Rebischke, Mark- 77 Rebischke, Mike- 7, 32, 56, 64, 69, 84 Rebischke, Sandra- 74 Rebischke, Sharon- 6, 32, 33, 34, 64, 65, 95, 106 Reilly, Janette- 16, 45, 48, 53, 54, 66, 96, 99, 104, 105 Renli, Jill- 11, 12, 16, 32, 33, 34, 37, 36, 40, 45, 53, 54, 90, 104, 105, 108 Reiners, John- 74 Richter, Joe- 6, 15, 41, 68, 88 Riedlinger, Kay- 84 Roetzel, Jeff- 16, 56, 96 Roetzel, Scott- 41, 58, 59, 84 Roti, Jean- 16, 56, 96, 107 Roti, Mark- 84 Rowe, Kevin- 77 Rowe, Leah- 6, 7, 11, 16, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 45, 53, 60, 61, 66, 88 Rudolph, Bill- 7, 13, 16, 24, 32, 33, 36, 37, 38, 41, 49, 51, 84, 85 Sarna, Chris- 13, 41, 48, 84 Sauers, Michelle- 74 Sauers, Mike- 8, 40, 84 Sauers, William- 77 Schluter, Mary- 15, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 96, 104, 107 Scholle, Amy- 74 Schultz, Amy- 74 Schultz, Phillip- 74 Sehr, Brian- 41 Sehr, Greg- 41, 88 Sehr, Jeff- 48, 80, 84, 102 Severson, Brian- 10, 13, 84 Severson, LeRoy- 67, 96, 107 Severson, Stacy- 7, 10, 32, 66, 89 Short, Debbie- 30, 77 Short, janel- 6, 32, 33, 35, 36, 38, 56, 96, 105, 107, 108 Short, Joyce- 24, 65, 84, 85 Schwartz, Jeff- 7, 16, 32, 37, 38, , 58, 84 Sickler, Sharisse-66, 80, 81 Silverson, Glennis- 7, 58, 84 Sickler, Sharisse- 66, 80, 81 Silverson, Glennis- 7, 8, 15, 16, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 65, 66, 96, 107 Siverson, Jay- 77 Skiles, Chad- 74 Smith, Charles- 32, 41, 85 Smith, Richard- 77 Smith, Ronda- 26, 77 Snyders, Holli- 74, 108 Snyders, Lisa- 32, 64, 69, 70, 85 Snyders, Scott- 16, 59, 80 Solem, Craig- 32, 35, 85 Sorenson, Gerald- 40, 41, 67, 81 Sorlie, Janie- 13, 52, 60, 66, 85 Sorlie, Joel- 16, 40, 42, 48, 49, 96 Sorlie, Orlyn- 74 Sorum, Asaf- 67, 89 Sorum, Roxanne- 6, 7, 29, 36, 68, 69, 89 Spieker, Steve- 74 Stalheim, Melinda- 32, 36, 89 Starr, Kenneth-74 Starr, Pat- 77 Standley, Barbara- 15, 96, 101 Standley, Brad- 27, 51, 67, 85 Standley, Mark- 50, 51, 89 Steensland, Jill- 77 Steensland, Tracy- 32, 35, 36, 45, 47, 66, 89 Stonefield, Shelly- 77 Strasser, Joel- 6, 16, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38, 52, 89, 108 Styke, Authur J - 85 Swanson, Marlys- 66, 97, 99 Swanson, Patricia- 32, 35, 80, 81, 66 Swanson, Steve- 67, 97 Taylor, Cynthia- 74 Taylor, Melissa- 32, 64, 66, 81 Teach, Orlan- 97, 105, 99 Temple, Marsha- 32, 46, 47, 60, 61, 66, 81 Teso, Len- Teso, Phouphansa- 81 Theede, Jonn- 30, 77 Thorson, Brad- 6, 58, 59, 81 Throson, Mark- 74 Thorson, William- 67, 97, 99 Tiemann, Brenda- 77 Toft, Andrew- 41, 42, 93, 97 Toft, Peggy- 74 Toft, Susan- 40, 88, 89 Tollinger, Leslie- 74 Tollinger, Mike- 77 Tompkins, Julie- 7, 9, 12, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 45, 97 Tompkins, Kent- 74 Torgerson, LeRoy- 41, 67, 89 Trumbull, Brenda- 7, 8, 32, 33, 35, 97 Trumm, Terri- 10, 66, 68, 85 Tullar, Tammy- 29, 74 Tyrrell, Mick- 85 Ulmer Janet- 32, 46, 54, 66, 69, 85 Ulmer, Jeff- 9, 11, 41, 97, 101, 104, 105 Ulmer, Karl- 77 Ulrickson, Corey- 74 VavBockern, Dawn-32, 36, 53, 66, 89, 100 VanBrockern, Holli- 74 VanBockern, Jill- 74 VanBockern, Shane- 32, 35, 58, 59, 81, 102 VanDeKieft, Doug- 74 VanDeKieft, Gerald- 81 VanDeKieft, Randy- 67, 81, 109 VanDeKieft, Scott- 28, 74 VanDeKieft, Sherry- 30, 77 VanDeKieft, Tammy- 85, 100 VanDeStroet, Gene- 67, 89, 100 VanDeVendel, Sharon- 6, 47, 66, 78, 81 VanNoort, Randy - 67, 85, 100 VanVeldhuizen, Rob- 40, 58, 85 VanWoudenberg, Janna- 74 VanWyhe, Kent- 12, 40, 41, 42, 67, 97 VanWyhe, Pat- 67, 81 Veldkamp, David- 98 Veldkamp, Paul- 67, 85 Veldkamp, Sadie- 77, 78 VerWey, Mike- 24, 77 Viereck, Karen- 43, 46, 47, 60, 61, 81 Viereck, Kim- 12, 32, 44, 66, 88, 89 Viereck, Kris- 16, 32, 33, 34, 36k36, 37, 38, 45, 53, 98, 101 Walton, Tracey- 81 Wegener, David- 6, 7, 16, 37, 41, 56, 89 Wegener, Mark- 21, 77 Weise, Jodv- 26 Weise, Ricnard- Wenbourne, Jody- 43, 47, 66, 81 Westhuis, Jerome- 98, 99, 106 Wiebe, Darin- 13, 48, 52, 85 Wieczorek, Dawn- 9, 32, 33, 36, 38, 64, 89 Wiedzorek, Kenny- 32, 35, 81 Williams, Brett- 74 Williams, Ron- 77 Williams, Shane- 41, 58, 59, 67, 85 Williams, Tom- 81 Wilson, Kathy- 32, 89 Winter, Denise- 45, 60, 61, 53, 98, 106 Winter, Dianne- 74 Winter, Michelle Crawford- 14, 36, 53, 54, 56, 91 Wissink, Mari- 77 Wissink, Randy- 13, 24, 32, 41, 58, 85 Wolthoff, Michael- 77 Wolthoff, Michelle- 6, 32, 54, 64, 65, 36, 89 116