Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

Backtrackin’ Volume XXXVI Canton High School Canton, S.D. 1982 - 1983 Advisor: Greg Noel Editor: Dawn Buysman Assistant Editor: Joyce Short Contents Seniors 4 Classes 31 Activities .......................54 Sports ...........................76 Ad And Index ................... 110 The 1983 annual staff has chosen to dedicate this volume of the CHS annual, Backtrackin’, to music. Various songs from the top country and rock charts have been used in the content of the annual. By using the popular songs of the school year, we hope to recapture your memo- ries of the year through pictures and songs. We hope that you will enjoy the annual as you have the songs of this year. ABOVE RIGHT: Steve Harris puts the finishing touches on his jewelry project. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Haugen is caught in the act. BOTTOM RIGHT: That special day has finally arrived for Joy Gibson 2 Student Council “Shakes It Up” The Student Council for 1982-83 was composed of the following members: (starting on the left side and going around the tables) Mike McElroy, Sharon VanDeVendel, Deb Hilt, Jay Siverson, Dave Bierschbach, Kim Christensen, Dawn Buysman, Dave Ellis, Ruth Osthus, Tim Minihan, and Val Beck. Dave Ellis was elected president. The main goals for the '82-'83 school year consisted of revising the current constitution and by-laws. Other duties included homecoming theme and activities, as were planning the entire schedule for the homecoming week. Senior Class Of 1983 President Lisa Lems Class Flower: Red Rose Secretary T reasurer Carolee Corey ABOVE: Being a cheerleader rs a big responsibility, as Leah Rowe can tell you. Here she is caught in the act at a varsity boys basketball game ABOVE RIGHT: Torrie Bong. Bob Goodman. Dave Wegener, and Kim Viereck all had parts in the senior play LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Wieczorek. Pam Boogerd. and Dawn Porter, along with the rest of the cast, spent many hours rehearsing for the senior play. 6 FAR LEFT: Eric Bogue is caught scoring two for the C-Hawks. TOP: As you can obviously tell. Lisa Lems just loved having Bon- nie Larson put on her make-up for the play MIDDLE: Kim Grimsrud is busy getting Bill Harmon ready to go on stage Keith Bergh Sherri Bliek Thomas Boch 7 Eric Bogue Torrie Bong Pamela Boogerd Randy Brenner Scott Brunk Dawn Buysman Clint Carlson MIDDLE LEFT: Kim Christensen and Scott Brunk are getting Eric Bogue all prettied up . MIDDLE RIGHT: Scott Brunk receives his di- ploma at graduation Pamela Carlstrom Missy Christopherson TOP: Marriage is a semester course offered to seniors. During this class couples are cho- sen; and. one couple has the honor of being married at a mock wedding held in the audi- torium. Pictured here is one such wedding party Bridesmaids were Sondra Knorr and Dawn Buysman. with maid of honor being Lisa Coleman. The bride and groom were Pam Carlstrom and Gerald Sorenson. The clergyman officiating at the ceremony was Rev LeRoy Torgerson (LeRoy?). The best man was Greg Abbott, and groomsmen were Wayne Olson and Dave Wegener SIDE: Lisa Coleman and Greg Abbott make their way to the receiving line following the ceremony Lisa Coleman to Steve Eliason Alan Fossum Joy Gibson TOP This assembly, like many others throughout the year, required audience par- ticipation. The seniors chosen to try their hand at tossing a frisbee were Eric Bogue and Dawn Wieczorek RIGHT SIDE: Dave Ellis was elected presi- dent of the student council. One of the re- sponsibilities of this job is introducing special guests at assemblies, which he is shown do- ing in this picture. 11 Judy Gillespie Shawn Goldhorn Bob Goodman Kim Grimsrud TOP LEFT: Bob Goodman returns to bis seat atter receiving his diploma. BOTTOM LEFT: This emotional scene is Pam I'm Sorry Gross being congratulated by Missy Christopherson tor just being chosen Homecoming Queen of 1982. Last year's queen. Jean Roti. had the job of initiating Pam into royalty. Don Hailing Pamela Gross A Debra Hilt William Harmon L L H e i 0 a V P r e e n F F F 0 0 r r r 0 m T T 0 0 Y d m e a 0 s y r t r e 0 r w d a y 13 Darin Hoogendoorn 14 BOTTOM LEFT: Judy Gillespie and Roxanne Sorum wait to be served at the Junior Senior Banquet Come on Roxanne, don't be shy! Paula Mastel Carl Miedema BOTTOM RIGHT: Greg Sehr is busy working on an assignment; or is he just trying out that new technique Mr. Ekle taught him on the proper way to play Pac Man. 16 TOP MIDDLE: During Home- coming week one day was des- ignated punk rock day Mar- tha really punked out as they say Blue hair and purple and pink eye make-up were not un- common. 17 Martha Osthus Nancy Paulson Mike Paulson Dawn Porter Joe Richter Leah Rowe Gregory Sehr Stacy Severson Gerald Sorenson TOP LEFT: Melinda Stalheim really “gets into this class!? BOTTOM LEFT: Roxanne Sorurn’s perfor- mance as Bertha was one of the highlights of the senior play. Melinda Stalheim .20 Mark Standley TOP Queen Pam Gross is shown here pass- ing out lucky pennies at the homecoming assembly. It is traditional that each member of the team tape his penny inside his helmet for the remainder of the season for good luck. BOTTOM: Thise senior girls anxiously await graduation ceremonies to begin Susan Toft 21 LeRoy Torgerson David Wegener Sig Kristiansen Homecoming '82 officially got underway with Coronation on September thirteenth. Pam Gross was crowned as queen and Wayne Olson was chosen as master. Emcees for the ceremo- ny were Greg Abbott and Missy Christopherson. During Home- coming week there were special days, such as Blue and Gold Day”, “Old West Day”, Cap Day”, with the highlight of the week being “Punk Rock Day”. Weeks of preparation went into Homecoming. The Swing Choir worked hard on their selection “Ships for Coronation, the band had many early morning prac- tices to work on their half-time show, and of course many nights of work went into the floats. The Old West was the theme for Homecoming. Some of the floats were Corral the Watchdogs , “Watchdogs Last Stand”, and “Wash up the Watchdogs . The Homecoming game was dismal, however. With the rain and the 24-14 loss to the Beresford Watchdogs, there were some dis- appointed C-Hawks and C-Hawk fans. After the game, the sopho- more class sponsored the Annual Homecoming Dance. UPPER RIGHT: The 1982 Queen and Master Pam Gross and Wayne Olson. CENTER LEFT: The flower girl was Jan- elle Jacobs, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Don Jacobs. The crown bearer was Chad Mer- cer, son of Mr and Mrs. Vic Mercer. CENTER RIGHT: Queen. Pam Gross, pre- sented a lucky penny to Brian Sehr as well as the other football players. LOWER RIGHT: The Swing Choir is shown here performing at Coronation. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Royalty mem- bers Carol Corey and LeRoy Torgerson OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Royalty mem- bers Lisa Lems and David Ellis. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Royalty mem- bers Bonnie Larson and Tom Mitchell. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Royalty members Leah Rowe and Dave Wegener “Queen Of Hearts” 24 25 Homecoming Highlights UPPER LEFT: Shown here is the eighth grade float. The Coplan Gang Rides Again . UPPER RIGHT: LeRoy Torgerson decides it’s time to head 'em up and move 'em out . MIDDLE LEFT: The queen and master are shown with the royalty members enjoying the coronation activities. LOWER LEFT: Tracy Steensland is the ultimate punk rocker LOWER RIGHT: Joy Gibson eagerly looks on as Tom Mitchell unknowingly kisses his mom. pherson. UPPER RIGHT: The queen and the more feminine side of royalty give the game ball to the team captains. CENTER RIGHT: The Jr High band marches to the beat of The Grand Old Flag CENTER LEFT: Mr Haugen does his im- pression of The Great Hawknac . LOWER RIGHT: Pam Boogerd enjoys the honor of riding on the senior float. LOWER LEFT. The cheerleaders got ev- eryone m the mood for the homecoming game. 27 ABOVE: Michael Fossum says I couldn't say no. TOP RIGHT: Kim Vierieck takes five . MIDDLE RIGHT: Ruth Hill is Too Shy . BOTTOM RIGHT: Relaxing before the next scene in the senior play is Lisa Lems. 28 TOP LEFT: Tm still standing says Karl Ulmer as he walks the lockerroom benches. UPPER RIGHT: Gerald Sorenson. Shane Wil- liams. Brian Carlson, and Randy VanNoort show us how hard they can work!? MIDDLE LEFT: There’s always something to be done before going home. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Vierieck and Dave We- gener find there is no time to rest during an intermission of a basketball game. 29 “Affair’s Of The Heart” UPPER LEFT: Martha Osthus has no time to talk as she listens to a class lecture. MIDDLE LEFT: Robin Nelson and Shelia Horsrud are caught by our photographer in a candid moment. BOTTOM LEFT: The Stranger in Our House is Rox- anne Sorum. who is found at a FHA Halloween party UPPER RIGHT: Mornin” Vicki Buysman and Jill Knut- son. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ann Hohman is not Too Shy as she walks the halls of CHS. 30 Juniors Face Final Frontier Debra Abbas Valerie Beck Lisa Beitzel Renae Bergh Janet Block Bruce Bogue Veronica Brenner Annette Carlson Brian Carlson Monnette Daniels 4 ABOVE: Kim Moen and Dave Ellis discuss the issues. William Eckert Todd Edwards Teresa Ekle Robin Eliason Kim Engel Karlynda Fait Scott Fossum Perry Fossum Bradley Gill Eric Grane Dawn Gustafson Lynda Hammerstrom 32 Gregory Hemmingson Shelia Hersrud Candace Hoeppner Diana Hoffman Steve Jandl Shelly Johnson Don Kaarre Scott King Joe Listopad Rod Ludwig Renae Markle Christi McCart Mike McElroy Carla McMurray Tim Minihan Kim Moen Mark Moen Jay Moore Lisa O'Connell Lorrie Pearson Tami Penning David Powell 33 Michael Rebischke Kay Reidlinger Scott Roetzel Mark Roti William Rudolph Mike Sauers Jett Schwartz Brian Sehr Brian Severson ' Joyce Short Chuck Smith Lisa Snyders Craig Solem Janie Sorlie Brad Standley Terri Trumm ABOVE: Class officers include Tim Minihan. Diana Hoffman. Renae Markle. and Todd Edwards. Michael Tyrrell Janet Ulmer Tammy VanDeKieft Randy VanNoort Rob VanVeldhuizen Paul Veldkamp Darin Wiebe Shane Williams Randy Wissink 34 Sophomores Plan For The Future David Bierschbach Jackie Bliek Susan Brandsma Claudia Carlstrom Christine Carpenter Brad Casanova Jett Crawtord William DenHoed Gene Dixon Tracy Eie Pam Espland Greg Fait Sonja Frislie Paula Gardner Patty Getting Joy Hammer Lezlie Hammer 35 Jan Hardy Steve Hoff Curt Hohman April Huizenga Mike Ingebngtson Suan Irons Joel James Don Jones Michelle Jones Dianne Koopsma Zona Larson Lori Livermore Reid Mathison James Minihan Gregory Moen Lynne Nelson Scott Nelson Brian Neuharth Carol Oakland Christopher Oliver TOP: Susan Brandsma practices her daily typing lesson. MIDDLE: Bill DenHoed is caught sitting down on the job 36 Shawna Patenode Jeffrey Pick Barbara Powell Jeffrey Sehr Jennifer Stewart Patricia Swanson Melissa Taylor Marsha Temple Bradley Thorson Shane VanBockern Gerald VanDeKieft Randy VanDeKieft Sharon VanDeVandei Patrick VanWhye Karen Viereck Tracy Walton TOP: Joel James. Jeff Crawford, and Pete VanWhye are found in Biology studying for a test? MIDDLE: Reid Mathison relaxes during study hall. Jody Wnebourne Kenny Wieczorek 37 “Faithfully Freshman” 38 Blair Aasen Rodney Aashelm Peggy Anderson Todd Baldwin Shaleen Beard Katherine Boch Steve Briggle Paul Bunkers Vicki Buysman Scott Carlson Tim Christopherson Gina Daniels Jeffrey DeJong Connie Eakes Mary Eich Dannielle Eie Tina Erickson Jeanine Fait Mitchell Fee Lisa Foland Kent Fossum Michael Fossum Pamela Gerdes Tanya Gill Leif Grane Todd Gries Sandra Hansen Thomas Hanson Michelle Hardy ABOVE: Trent Larson. Laurie Haugen, and Paul Bunkers were class officers for the 82- 83 school year Laurie Haugen Ruth Hill Don Hilt David Hodgin Shawn Hoter Anne Hohman Kalli Hood Delbert Jacobs Pam Jacobsen David Jennings Michael Jones Rosalyn Kampen Jill Knutson Christi Kooima Trent Larson Christie Lease Barbara Lien Heather Loken Jill Markle Charles Mathison Craig McCart Maria McConnell Diane McMurry Steve Menhoit Raymond Miedema Kent Mulder Kathy Myers Kristy Myers Lori Nelson Darin Oakland 39 Jeffrey O’Connell Ruth Osthus Darin Oakland Brian Peterson Kelly Petterson Mark Rebischke Kevin Rowe William Sauers Debbie Short Bradley Silsby Jason Siverson Richard Smith Rhonda Smith Pat Starr Jill Steensland Shelly Stonefield John Theede ABOVE: Brian Peterson is busy ZZZZZ ...! BELOW: Mr Roskins instructs while Tanya Gill. Michael VerWey. and Jill Steensland look on. Brenda Tiemann Michael Tollmger Karl Ulmer Sherry VanDeKieft Sadie Veldkamp Michael Ver Wey Mark Wegener Ron Williams Mari Wissink Michael Wolthoff 40 Eighth Graders Look Ahead Edith Baird Denny Baker Liz Baldwin Jennifer Bouge Brenda Boogerd Jodi Boyer Kathy Butler Brenda Buysman Eddie Carpenter Jeanne Cornelius Chris Crawford Deonne Decker Sara Derby Jona Dykstra Lisa Earnest Linda Eich Stacy Eilers David Ekle Greg Ekle Lisa Ekle Steve Espland Christyl Fee Jolene Finstad Lisa Fossum Paul Gardner John Halverson V.J. Hamburg Don Hammer Susan Hanson Travis Hartland LOWER LEFT: Class officers for eighth grade were Jana VanWeudenberg. Gaylon Lems, and Lisa Fossum. 41 ABOVE: Christy Lasley winds up for a big serve during volleyball practice. ABOVE RIGHT: Susan Hanson. Jona Dykstra. and Keith Hemmingson are caught doing a rare function — cleaning up? Lisa Hauge Mindy Heesch Keith Hemmingson Angie Hepner Matt Herting Tony Hessa Audra Hessa Mike Johnson Tammy Joyce Tammy Kampen Kelly King Michelle Kruse Michelle Larson Christy Lasley Eldon Lasley Gaylon Lems Scott Ludwig Jeff McElroy Brian McEntee Brent McMurry Georgia Mullinix Kathy Myrabo Kris Nelson Crystal Palmer Karla Pederson Steve Petterson Sherry Plucker Sandra Rebischko John Reiners David Rhoadarmer 42 ABOVE: Sandra Rebischke and Tammy Kampen pose for the camera BELOW Jona Dykstra and Tammy Joyce are found in science class. Michelle Sauers Amy Scholle Amy Schultz Phillip Schultz Chad Skiles Orlyn Sorlie Steve Spieker Kenny Starr Cindy Taylor Mark Thorson Peggy Toft Leslie Tollinger Kent Tompkins Tammy Tullar Corey Ulrickson Holli VanBockorn Jill VanBockern Doug VanDeKieft Scott VanDeKieft Jana VanWoudenberg Brett Williams Diane Winter 43 Take It Away 7th Graders Kristi Aasheim Michelle Anderson Russell Aslesen Robin Baldwin Paige Becker Peggy Bergh Steve Boeymk Laura Bonacker Kyle Broughton Carrie Carlson Eva Carlson Melody Conn MIDDLE RIGHT: The seventh grade officers for the school year were Eric Hage. Mike Sehr, Rob Regier. Shelia Hoff. Turi Larson, and Amy VerWey Scott DeVos Karolyn Eakes Leon Eich Brian Ekle Angel Engel Nikki Englert Troy Erlandson Danielle Ewoldt Jeff Fee Shelly Fossum David Garcia Jason Gibson Eric Hage Brenda Hanson Dewey Hansen DeAnn Hardy Jill Haviland Brian Hauge 44 Chris Haugo Rhonda Hill Donald Hogin Shelia Hoff Chris Hood Torey Jacobs Brian Jennings C.W. Johnson Tim Jones Greg Kaubisch Dawn Krejci Kris Kruse ABOVE: Nikke Englert digs for gold while cleaning her locker. MIDDLE LEFT: Kari Olson and Rhonda Hill find glazing pottery a fun project in art class. Turi Larson Candace Lien Richard Lundstrom Robin Mathison Karen McEntee Russell Miller Andy Minihan Jason Moen Kari Mulder Andy Neiger Brian Nichols Shelly Oakland Liz Ofstad Susan Olson Karl Olson David Paulson Vicki Ralfs Mike Reed 45 Rob Regier Steve Renli Mike Robbins Dawn Roti Michelle Scholle Julie Schultz Mike Sehr Brad Severson Kelly Severson Janae Smith Jett Spieker Susan Steensland ABOVE: Liz Otstad learned how to manage without the use ot both wheels. 0 BELOW: Robert Kerr and Troy Erlandson try to tind their Serena Summey class Russell Swanson Brent Tiemann Tom Theede Shad Thompson Patti Trumm Julie Torgerson Michelle Tyrrell Heidi Ulrickson Jason VanDenTop Amy VerWey David Viereck Amy Eie Rob Kerr Becky Shatter “Eyes Of The Tiger” UPPER RIGHT: Hiking, sking and gar- dening are some of the interests that Mr Roskens enjoys. He attended var- ious colleges. This is his second year at CHS. His home town is Sioux Falls UPPER LEFT: Coming from Rock Val- ley. Iowa. Mr Anderson enjoys sports, music and watching TV. He attended Augustana and has been at CHS for 7 years CENTER: This being his first year at CHS. Mr Josko enjoys writing songs, throwing horse shoes, and landscap- ing. He originates from Fairfield. CT. and attended SDSU and was a Voca- tional Agriculture Instructor. LOWER RIGHT: Even though Mr Co- plan’s hobbies of hunting, reading, playing golf and tennis are usually overuled by helping his wife at the greenhouse, he somehow finds a little time for himself. His hometown is Wa- tertown. SD. The college he attended is USD. He has been at CHS for 28 • % years. LOWER LEFT: A former Augustana student. Mr Haugen’s hometown is Menno. SD. He has taught here at CHS for seven years. His interests are horticulture and animal science. 47 UPPER LEFT: Even though Mr Tupper has been in CHS for 37 years he still enjoys teaching here. His hometown is Springfield. SD. His hobbies are wood working and photography. He attended the following colleges: Southern. Northern. Stoul State University. University of California, and University of Maryland UPPER MIDDLE: Coming all the way from Fleetwood. Pa.. Mr Noel attended Westmar College. This is his 9th year of teaching art at CHS. He enjoys pottery, skiing and soccer. UPPER RIGHT: A former SDSU student from Jasper. MN. Ms Debates is in her 9th year at CHS. Some of her hobbies are snow skiing, knitting, backing the Jacks.” and bowling LOWER LEFT: Having received his degrees at USD. Mr Freese is in charge of the library He’s been here 2 years. He lives in Vermillion now. but his hometown is Sac City. Iowa. His interests include: hunting, fishing, photography, woodworking and blizzards. LOWER RIGHT Reading, needle work, and bowling are some of the hobbies of Mrs. Ann Foland. She attended SDSU. This is Mrs. Foland’s 3rd year here at CHS. Her hometown is Beresford. SD. UPPER LEFT: Mr Gross is a graduate of the University of South Dakota. He has been a resident of Canton for eighteen years. Mr. Gross is from the town of Bridgewater. South Dakota. His interests include watching sports, and he also enjoys gardening. CENTER LEFT: Coming from New York Mills. MN. Mr Coyle is challenging his first year here at CHS. He attended Bemidji State University in Bemidji. MN His interests include music, golf, football, and collecting antiques. CENTER MIDDLE: Oil painting, traveling and outdoor activities are just some of the hobbies enjoyed by Mrs Christensen She attended college at USD in Vermillion She grew up in Rupert. Idaho, although she now lives by Worthing. She's been here for a total of 11 years. CENTER RIGHT Reading, listening to music. Missouri River fishing, and watching sporting events of TV are Mr Jibben’s hobbies. His home town is Lennox, where he graduated from high school in 1971 He attended Sioux Falls College and has taught at CHS ever since. LOWER LEFT: Mr Hartz has been with us for four years. He is a graduate of Northern State College Coming from t e town of Cincinnati. Ohio, we’re glad to have him as part of our small community Mr Hartz's main interest is to help people make more of what they are. Outside of school he enjoys wildlife and ham radio In his spare time he enjoys writing. LOWER RIGHT: Oral Integration, and senior play are some of the many events that Mrs. Trumm is credited with here at CHS. Her summer activities are based at the family pharmacy located in Canton. 49 UPPER LEFT: This is Ms. Hass' 5th year at CHS. Her hometown is George, la.. She attended Augustana College In her spare time she enjoys traveling, sewing, photography, and cake decorating UPPER RIGHT: Mr Gary Schultz comes to Canton by way of Madison. SO. Mr. Schultz has attended Dakota State College where he received his Bachelor of Science and his Master of Arts at USD at Vermillion. He has taught at CHS for 15 years and enjoys rare record collecting and watching pro baseball. CENTER LEFT: Ms. Tschetter’s home- town is Doland. SD. She attended Northern State College in Aberdeen. SD. She has taught at Canton for 2 years. She teaches typing and coaches the freshman girls’ basket- ball team. Ms Tschetter's hobbies are reading and handicrafts. She also en- joys sports CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Murren's home- town is Sioux Falls. He attended Northern State College in Aberdeen. He has taught Government and World Geography for two years. Mr Murren enjoys golfing, softball, hunting and fishing with Mr Jibben and Mr Berge- son. LOWER LEFT: Mr Grimsrud is origin- ally from Veblen. SD. Mr Grimsrud attended SDSU. where he received his Bachelor’s Degree He received his Masters Degree at USD. He has taught at CHS for 16 years. His inter- ests include woodworking, welding decorative things, and hunting and fishing. LOWER RIGHT: Antiques, refinishing, gardening, fishing, reading, and camping are some of the hobbies en- joyed by Mrs. Day. who teaches 7th and 8th grade English. Mrs. Day is for Indianapolis. Indiana. She attended the University of South Dakota in Ver- million and she has been teaching at CHS for four years. 50 UPPER LEFT: Mr Wayne Hermsen has taught at CHS for 16 years Dur- ing those 16 years he has taught ju- nior high math and coacfries junior high sports. His hometown is Colome. SD He attended college at USD Springfield and USD. Hunting, fishing, and athletics are among his hobbies He also enjoys working with young people in our own community. UPPER RIGHT: Coming from Salem. SD Mr. Herting enjoys hunting and fishing He attended Dakota State in Madison. He has been teaching here at CHS for 14 years CENTER LEFT: Born here in Canton. Mr Bong has lived here most of his life He has taught at CHS for the past 10 years. Mr. Bong attended college at USD in Vermillion His hobbies are hunting, fishing and softball. CENTER RIGHT: Ms Davis' home- town is Harrisburg. After high school she attended Sioux Falls College, where she received a B A in 1962 Mrs. Davis has been teaching in Can- ton for 17 years. Her hobbies include reading and biking. One of her favorite interests is traveling. LOWER LEFT: Even though Mr Ekle lives in Sioux Falls now his heart is really in Canton, his hometown. He has been teaching mathematics here at CHS for 12 years. He attended Da- kota State College The things he en- joys doing include traveling, swim- ming. snow skiing, and racquet ball LOWER RIGHT: Being active in Can- ton for the last 18 years. Mr Glenn Siverson enjoys directing the band.. His hometown is Casselton. ND He attended college at Moorhead State and the University of Northern Colora- do. His hobbies include playing golf and cards, and collecting coins. SI Administration “Keeps The Fire Burning” UPPER RIGHT: Superintendent of Schools Mr Dean. CENTER LEFT: Mr Dave Beckman is CHS’s principal. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. George Gross spends his spare time as assistant princi- pal. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Dean’s valued secre- tary. Marcia Albers, takes care of busi- ness. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: School Board members: (front row) Mr. Charles Kuehl. Paul Loe. Den Holman. Nancy Pavlenko, (second row) Mr. Earl Dean. Terry Berger- son. Mr Beckman. Dick Hoffman. Garrit VanDenTop. Mr. John Eckert. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Mr Terry Ber- gerson manages the Business Office. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Loretta Hailing assists in the Business Office. OPPOSITE CENTER RIGHT: Nancy Lor- enz is Mr. Beckman’s ‘‘Girl Friday”. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Sandy Throsby also aids in the Business Office 52 53 — ‘Stepp’n Out This year's captain of the Drill Team was Kay Riedlinger. Their faculty advi- sor was Miss DeBates. The Drill Team spent many hours learning new steps, and memorizing routines. All of the hard work paid off. though, when they performed at events such as football and basketball games, and the Home- coming Parade. Seeing the Drill Team perform was always a treat and a crowd pleaser. The Drill team went to competition in April of '83 and learned that it’s better to do your best than to be the best. ECHO Staff’s “Got The Beat” The published edition of the ECHO ev- ery two weeks throughout the school year is the end product of a process which involves many steps. Stories covering many student related topics are assigned to various reporters. The writers’ areas of responsibility include news, sports reporting, editorials, spe- cial features, musical and dramatic ex- tra-curricular coverage, academic news, and other topics of interest to the CHS student body. Photographers are assigned the task of capturing pho- tos which relate to the stories. Once the articles are handed in, they are proofread, typed by one of several staff typists, and proofed again. Next, they are delivered to the downtown Sioux Valley News Office where the ar- ticles are type-set for layout on the actual newspaper page. At this stage, the student staff of editors, assistant editors, and workers, and the adviser reread the articles and begin the lay- out procedure at the news office. This process involves arranging the articles and photos in the proper journalistic format. During the lay-out process, headlines for the articles and cutlines for the photos are written and added on the page. UPPER RIGHT: This year's ECHO staff includes (back row) Michelle Wolthoff, Scott Brunk. Dawn Wieczorek. Mike Rebischke. Janet Ulmer, (third row) Chuck Smith. Scott Fossum, Raymond Mie- dema, Paul Bunkers, Val Beck, (second row) Joyce Short. Kay Riedlinger. Renae Bergh. Lisa Beitzel. Mike Tollinger. Patty Getting, (front row) Pamela Gerdes. Vicki Buysman. Jodi Boyer, Cynthia Taylor. Ruth Hill, and Advisor, Miss Mona Hass. Staff Members not pictured are Me- lissa Taylor. Susan Brandsma. Lisa Foland, Zona Larson. Craig McCart. Bruce Bogue. and Darin Wiebe MIDDLE RIGHT: As you can clearly see. these ECHO staffers (in back-Patty Getting, Lisa Beit- zel. Lisa Snyders; in front-Zona Larson) are working hard as usual. LOWER RIGHT: Pictured here with an award the ECHO received from the South Dakota High School Journalism Association for Best First Is- sue. are advisor Miss Mona Hass, assistant edi- tor Patty Getting, editor Lisa Beitzel. and (kneel- ing) assistant editor Melissa Taylor. 56 Our “Private Eyes” Have Been Watching You! The 1983 Backtrackin staff consisted of a small, but hard working crew. Work began on the annual in Septem- ber. The theme chosen for this year was music. Drawing layouts, taking pictures, and meeting deadlines are just a few of the many responsibilities of the annual staff. UPPER LEFT: This year's stall consisted of (back row) Mr Noei-advisor. Chris Oliver. Randi Nelson. Robin Nelson. Dawn Buysman. (third row) Chris Kooima. Joyce Short. Patty Getting, Susan Brandsma. (front row) Jill Knutson, Vicki Buysman. Mike Tollinger, Ruth Hill. Marla Con- nell. Not pictured is Missy Taylor MIDDLE LEFT: Melissa Taylor and Patty Getting are working dilligently, as usual. LOWER LEFT: Members ot the annual stall work hard to meet all their deadlines. UPPER RIGHT: Missy Taylor. Joyce Short, and Mr Noel are engrossed in their work. 57 “Freeze Frame” A student librarian has several duties to do daily. That includes reading shelves, which means putting material in order, also reshelving the material that kids bring back. They also repair books and equipment. This year 6,200 books were repaired. Another duty is to check in films. They also have the vertical file to take care of. They find articles in magazines and the newspa- per to file. When teachers need the video tape on, the student librarians are there to put it on. Being a librarian is not all fun and games, you have to work too! UPPER RIGHT: Student librarians were (back row) Jim Minithan. Tami Penning. Dawn Porter. Mr. Freese-libranan. Tim Minihan. Val Beck, Le- Roy Torgerson. (third row) Patty Getting. Mindy Heesch. Cindy Taylor, Amy Schultz, Jeanne Cornelius. Tami Joyce. Peggy Toft. Mary Eich, (second row) Mike Wolthoft, Raymond Meidema, Brad Silsby. Diane Winter. Peggy Bergh, Mi- chelle Tyrrell. Laura Bonacker, (front row) Mike Jones. Steve Briggle. Mark We- gener. Paul Bunkers. Tim Christopherson. Ruth Hill, and Sandy Hansen. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Freese comes up for air. LOWER LEFT: It must be sign-out time again. LOWER RIGHT: Sadie Veldkamp and Kristy Myers worked in the library during fourth period S8 “You Should Hear” C.H.S.! ABOVE LEFT Monette Daniels. Brad Gill. Sandra Hansen, and Ruth Hill were the tour students who participated in oritorical events Mrs. Trumm and Mr. Freese were advisors during the 1982-83 school year BELOW LEFT: Monnett Daniels. Ruth Hill, and Sandra Hansen practice for an up-coming oratorical event. BELOW RIGHT: Monnett Daniels adds dramatic gestures to her speech. Twelve students from Canton High School were involved in Oral Interpertation for the 1982-83 season. Of that number, four of them participated in competition. The contestents were judged on poise, ability to interpret, clearness, and control. The first contest was held at Clear Lake on Octo- ber 9. Brad Gill participated in Prose, Sandra Han- sen in the Oratorial division, and Ruth Hill and Monnett Daniels both competed in the Humorous category. They all did very well. These same com- petitors also participated in the Divisional contest, held on November 4 at Augustana College in Sioux Falls. The State contest was held at SDSU College in Brookings on November 19. The mem- bers of the Oral Interp. wish to extend special thanks to their advisors, Mrs. Trumm and Mr. Freese. 59 “Hey, Hey Good Lookin’’ The Canton F.H.A. chapter consists of 68 active enthu- siastic members. Their projects are related to individual and family growth and have included the areas of self- improvement, pre-natal care and child care. The chap- ter also carried on several fun projects this year: the Senior Football Kidnap during Homecoming week, the chapter Halloween party, the Children’s Christmas par- ty and the Sweetheart Dance are only a few. Highlights of the year are the State and Regional meetings where 30 Canton members competed in Action Activity Events. 16 of these girls received superior ratings at the Region and advanced to State meeting competition held April 17-19 in Sioux Falls. Whatcha Got Cookin’ OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Barb Powell smiles while Pam Espland shows us what she does best OPPOSITE CENTER LEFT: Kim Grimsrud. Tracy Steensland. and Dawn Buysman show off their costumes at the FHA Halloween party OPPOSITE CENTER RIGHT: This year's FHA officers are (back row) Deb Hilt. Bonnie Larson. Diana Hoffman. Kim Moen. (front row) Lorrie Pearson. Barb Powell. Kim Grimsrud. Dawn Buysman. and Stacy Severson OPPOSITE BOTTOM FHA mmbers: (back row) Mary Eich. Peggy Anderson. Tanya Gill. Kathy Myers. Jill Knutson, Laurie Haugen. Pam Jacobsen. Mari Wissink. Jill Markle. Bonnie Larson, (sixth row) Chris- tie Lease. Kalli Hood. Debbie Short. Anne Hohman. Christi Kooima. Vickie Buysman. Pamela Gerdes. Jill Steensland. Lorrie Pearson. Dianna Hoffman, (fifth row) Carol Oakland. Jody Wenbourne. Diane McMurry. Michelle Hardy. Shaleen Beard. Janet Ulmer. Renae Mar- kle. Marsha Temple. Carla McMurry. Deb Abbas, (fourth row) Patricia Swanson. Teresa Ekle. Kim Moen. Barb Powell. Pam Espland. Lynn Nelson. Christie Carpenter. Lisa Poland. Lynda Hammerstrom (third row) Dianne Hartson. Robin Nelson. Randi Nelson. Susan Brandsma. Patty Getting. Lori Livermore. Dawn Buysman. (second row) Sandy Hansen. Torrie Bong. Tracy Steensland. Kim Grimsrud. Sharon Van- DeVendel. Deb Hilt. Roxanne Sorum. Janie Sorlie. (front row) Kar- lynda Fait. Pam Carlstrom. Stacy Severson. Marla McConnell. Lori Nelson. Shelly Stonefield. Brenda Tiemann. Rhonda Smith, and Barb Lien. UPPER LEFT: Student Home-Ec. teacher. Mrs. Bents and. Home-Ec. teacher. Miss DeBates discuss plans for their next class. MIDDLE LEFT: Mary Eich and Pam Gerdes pin on their hearts for Heart on your Sleeve Day LOWER LEFT: The following girls placed at Regional competition and advanced to State competition: (back row) Tanya Gill. Mari Wissink. Laurie Haugen. Patty Getting. Patricia Swanson, (second row) Vicki Buysman. Christi Kooima. Jill Markle. Lisa Poland. Jody Wenbourne. (front row) Kim Grimsrud. Rhonda Smith. Kim Moen. Jill Steensland. Stacy Severson, and Barb Powell. Future 61 FFA Shines On In ’83 UPPER LEFT: This year’s freshmen offi- cers were Pat Starr. Heather Loken. Chuck Mathison. Peggy Anderson. Mike Fossum, and Blair Aasen UPPER RIGHT: Shown here is Keith Bergh and instructor. Mr. Josko. MIDDLE: Members of FFA were (back row) Greg Hemmmgson. Scott King. Gene VanDeStroet. Mark Roti. Randy VanNoort. Clint Carlson. Steve Menholt. (fourth row) Chris Oliver. Tim Mimhan. Jim Mmihan. Jeff DeJong. Steve Briggle. John Theede. (third row) Kent Fossum. Alan Fossum. LeRoy Torgerson. Keith Bergh. Randy VanDeKieft. Jeff Pick. Pete Van- Wyhe. Kelly Petterson. (second row) Brad Silsby. Mike Knutson. Mike Fossum. Peg- gy Anderson. Steve Jandl. Brad Standley. Carl Miedema. (first row) Blair Aasen. Shane VanBockern. Brian Carlson. Paula Mastei. and Gerald Sorenson. LOWER RIGHT: Future farmer. Gerald Sorenson, and future farmer wife. Paula Mastei study for their future together 62 The Canton FFA chapter is 42 members strong with 7 girls and 35 guys. Social activities includ- ed hayrides, skating parties, and basketball games. Chapter mem- bers participated in the District Parliamentary Procedure con- test, placing seventh; Leadership contests, Pat Starr went on to state; and, State Farmer inter- views, with Gene Van DeStoet and Mike Knutson receiving the award. During FFA week the first annual Alumni Breakfast was held with 25 former members at- tending. Class projects included overhauling 12 car and tractor engines, numerous welding pro- jects, building a tool shed, and a jungle gym for the Lutheran Church. Other projects included building solar panels and the Adopt a Lamb project from the Bergh Sheep Ranch”. UPPER LEFT: Senior officers for FFA were (back row) Gerald Sorenson. Carl Miedema. Mike Knutson, (front row) Alan Fossum, LeRoy Torgerson. Shane Van- Bockern, and Dawn Porter LOWER LEFT: Shown here are Antonette Maslel and Brian Carlson feeding a lamb in Ag. class LOWER RIGHT: During Ag. week one day was set aside tor driving tractors to school. Jim Mmihan saw fit to take advan- tage of the opportunity .63 J u s t A S w I n g J n TOP: Concert choir members were (row one) Diane Koopsma. Sonja Frislie. Kim Grimsrud. Dawn Wiec- zorek. Susan Irons. Susan Brandsma. Pam Espeland. Kim Christensen. Roxanne Sorum. Kim Moen. Michelle Jones. Ruth Osthus. Carolee Corey. Torrie Bong. Joy Hammer. Karen Viereck. Rosalyn Kampen. (row two) Jeanme Fait. Chris McCart. Lisa Foland. Deb Abbas. Lisa Beitzel. Zona Larson. Patty Getting. Marsha Tem- ple. Tracy Steensland. Val Beck. Diana Hoffman. Lisa O’Connell. Melinda Stalheim. Leah Rowe. Kim Vioreck. Michelle Hardy. Michelle Wolthoff. Martha Osthus. (row three) Mike VerWey. Trent Larson. Paul Bunkers. Steve Eliason. Dave Wegener. Ray Miedema. Mike Tollinger. Rod Aasheim. Mike Fossum. Kevin Rowe. Bill Rudolph. Randy Wissink. Mike Rebischke. (row four) Joel James. Steve Hoff. Bruce Bogue. Jeff Schwartz. Eric Bogue. Brad Gill. Joe Listopad. Mike Ingebrightson, Dave Bierschbach. Bob Goodman. Mike Wolthoff. Joel Strasser. Scott Fossum. Mike McElroy, Spike”, Greg Fait. Scott Carlson, and Darin Oakland BOTTOM LEFT: Soloist Carol Corey sang What I Did for Love”. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Kim Grimsrud's solo was You Don’t Know Love”. BOTTOM RIGHT: With You was Ruth Osthus’ solo. 64 UPPER LEFT: Swing choir members were (front row) Lisa Beitzel. Deb Abbas. Dave Wegener. Martha Osthus. Carolee Corey. Kim Viereck. Scott Fossum, (second row) Steve Eliason. Susan Brandsma. Kim Grimsrud. Joel Strasser. Leah Rowe. Rut Osthus. (third row) Eric Bogue. Brad Gill. Jeff Schwartz. Dawn Wieczorek. Bill Ru- dolph. and Mike Rebtschke. UPPER RIGHT Mr. Coyle receives a much needed gift from Dave Wegener MIDDLE: The Swing Choir takes five during a solo. LOWER LEFT: Soloist. Pam Espland sang “I Honestly Love You . LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Wieczorek sings Just the Way You Are 65 UPPER LEFT Members of the sophomore triple trio were (back row) Michelle Jones. Marsha Temple. Dianne Koopsma. Pam Espland, (front row) Patty Getting. Zona Larson. Susan Brandsma. Susan Irons, and Karen Viereck. UPPER RIGHT: Accompanyists for the pops concert were Deb Ab- bas. Susan Brandsma. Martha Osthus. and Leah Rowe MIDDLE RIGHT: Representing Canton High School in the All-State Choir were (front row) Dawn Wieczorek. Joel Strasser. Lisa Beitzel. (back row) Steve Eliason. Dave Wegener. Kim Grimsrud. and Bill Rudolph. LOWER RIGHT: Soloists for the year were (front row) Patty Getting. Dawn Wieczorek. Joel Strasser. Lisa Beitzel. (second row) Susan Brandsma. Kim Grimsrud. Ruth Osthus. (back row) Steve Eliason. Eric Bogue. and Bill Rudolph. LOWER LEFT: Mixed Ensemble members included (front row) Kim Grimsrud. Martha Osthus. Leah Rowe. Dawn Wieczorek. (back row) Steve Eliason. Eric Bogue. Joel Strasser. and Bill Rudolph. 66 TOP LEFT Leah Rowe accepts The National High School Choral Award for girls, presented by Mr Coyle TOP RIGHT: The Boys National High School Choral Award was given to Joel Strasser MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Beitzel and Bill Rudolph sang a duet for the pops concert BOTTOM Mr Coyle directs the concert choir for the closing number of the 1983 pops concert. 67 “Band On The Run” The CHS band had a good year this year. In Septem- ber, they practiced hard for their yearly Homecoming half-time show. In October, they marched in the Au- gustana Viking Days Parade. Twenty superior ratings were earned by the instrumentalists at the regional contest in Vermillion. End of the year activities includ- ed the Pops concert, and the (indoor) band picnic. ABOVE RIGHT: Band officers included (front row) Leah Rowe, president; Dawn Porter, senior representative; Craig Solem, junior representative; (second row) Anne Hohman. freshman represen- tative; Kim Christensen, vice-president; and Michelle Wolthoff. secretary-treasurer Not pictured are Dianne Koopsma. sopho- more representative; and Joel Strasser. member at large. BOTTOM LEFT: The saxophone quartet members were (front row) Joy Hammer. Leah Rowe, (back row) Ruth Osthus. and Trent Larson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Anne Hohman and Chris McCart show us some enthusiasm. 68 TOP: The Concert Band: (first row) Susan Brandsma. Lisa Foland. Melissa Taylor. Dianne Koopsma. Marla McConnell. Charlene Kam- pen. Renae Markle. Pam Jacobsen. Dawn Wieczorek. Kathy Wilson, Robin Nelson, (second row) Kim Christensen. Deb Abbas. Michelle Wolthoff. Kim Moen. Susan Irons. Kim Grimsrud. Randi Nelson, Patty Getting. Lezlie Hammer. Zona Larson. Lynda Hammerstrom. Michelle Hardy. Chris Kooima. Teresa Ekle. Carla McMurry. Jill Steensland. (third row) Marsha Temple. Judy Gillespie. Shaleen Beard. Lisa Snyders. Sonja Frislie. Christine Carpenter. Brian Peter- son. Lisa Beitzel. Martha Osthus. Eric Grane. Jill Markle. Joy Ham- mer. Leah Rowe. Dawn Porter. Ruth Osthus. Mari Wissmk. Karl Ulmer. William DenHoed. Jeff Schwartz. Kevin Rowe. Bill Rudolph. Scott Carlsoh. (fifth row) Chris McCart. Anne Hohman. Kenny Wiec- zorek. Blair Aasen. Chuck Mathison. Bob Goodman. Mark Re- bischke. Kent Mulder. Mike VerWey. Scott Brunk. Carol Oakland. Mike Fossum. Reid Mathison. Pat Swanson. Michelle Jones. Chuck Smith. Laurie Haugen. Pam Espland. Mike Rebischke. Steve Elia- son. Scott Fossum. Ray Miedema. Mike Wolthoff. Craig Solem. Joel Strasser. Joe Listopad. Rod Aasheim. and Jay Siverson BOTTOM LEFT: The flute trio consisted of Lisa Foland. Susan Brandsma. and Melissa Taylor BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the trumpet trio were Pat Swanson. Pam Espland. and Michelle Jones. A UPPER LEFT Winners of the John Philip Sousa Award were Steve Eliason and Kim Christensen UPPER RIGHT: The percussion ensemble was composed of Lisa Poland. Anne Hohman. Kenny Wieczorek. Bob Goodman. Chuck Mathison. and Chris McCart MIDDLE LEFT: Members of the brass quintet were Laurie Haugen. Mike Fossum. Mike Wolthoff. Scott Carlson, and Scott Fossum MIDDLE RIGHT: The following band members received certificates of merit: (back row) Deb Abbas. Bob Goodman. Jay Siverson. Chris McCart. (front row) Martha Osthus. Leah Rowe, and Joel Strasser BOTTOM LEFT: The brass choir consisted of (back ) Mike Rebischke. Steve Eliason. (front) Jay Siverson. Rod Aasheim. Joe Listopad. and Joel Strasser 70 UPPER LEFT: The following were solists at contest (back row) Lisa Foland. Ruth Osthus. Leah Rowe. Kim Grimsrud. Missy Tay- lor. Lezlie Hammer, (front row) Bob Goodman. Jill Markle. Susan Brandsma. Rod Aasheim. and Jay Siverson UPPER RIGHT (back row) Kim Moen. Marsha Temple. Kim Grimsrud. Kim Christensen. Michelle Wolthoff. Susan Irons. Deb Abbas, (front row) Eric Grane. Trent Larson. Bob Goodman. Jay Siverson. Chris McCart. and Lezlie Hammer made it to All-State Band UPPER MIDDLE LEFT: This clarinet foursome consists of Michelle Wolthoff. Kim Christensen. Deb Abbas, and Susan Irons. MIDDLE RIGHT: Clarinet choir consisted of (back row) Eric Grane. Randi Nelson. Kim Moen. Kim Grimsrud. Michelle Wolthoff. Susan Irons, (front row) Marsha Temple. Zona Larson. Kim Christensen, and Deb Abbas LOWER MIDDLE LEFT Members of stage band were (back row) Chris McCart. Michelle Wolthoff. Mike Rebischke. Steve Eliason. Pam Espland. Laurie Haugen. Michelle Jones. Chuck Smith. Scott Fossum. Bob Goodman, (second row) Rod Aasheim. Jay Siver- son. Joe Listopad. Scott Carlson. Bill Rudolph, (front row) Ruth Osthus. Leah Rowe. Jill Markle. Joy Hammer. Eric Bogue. and Trent Larson. LOWER RIGHT: Three CHS band members made All-State Or- chestra. They were Jay Siverson. Chris McCart. and Rod Aasheim. LOWER LEFT Another exciting day in band!? 71 39th Presentation Of Every three years, the Living Pictures are presented at Canton High School. It is something that the school and the whole community take pride in. This year ther were two performances, on December 15 and 16. High school students were chosen to portray the Biblical characters by a committee of high school faculty. Mr. Tupper and Mr. Schultz were in charge of directing the pictures . The Junior high verse choir recited the Bible verses that went with each “picture . They were under the direction of Mrs. Christensen. Between scenes en- tertainment was provided by the Concert Choir, Cham- ber Choir, Junior High Choir, Brass Choir, and two vocal solos were given by Karla Pederson and Ruth Osthus. The vocal music was under the direction of Mr. Coyle; and, the instrumental music was directed by Mr. Siver- son. The following is some historical information about Living Pictures taken from a 1957 Sioux Valley News. The idea for “The Living Pictures is attributed to the imaginative minds of Supt. of Schools C. C. Jacobson, and teachers Agnes Johnson and Isabel Hegness. The pictures were first shown as part of a play, The Nativity of the Prince of Peace. The script was written by Miss Johnson, Miss Hegness, Miss Jorgine Hansen, Miss Beulah Tuttle and Harvey Moen. Moen also directed the choir and chorus for the first production. Some of the persons appearing in the first “Pictures” were Audrey Lier as Mary, and Ralph Roti as Joseph. Others were Roxy Falde, Claricie Visser, Hilma Erickson, Lila Mae Feldman, Sidney Hanson, Oliver Overseth, Lucy Jo Smith and Elizabeth Skyberg. The repeated show does not seem to have an old stuff effect on the communi- ty. In fact, after so many years of having to turn away people — some of whom had driven many miles to see the pictures — school officials in 1955 decided to pre- sent the program twice during the Christmas season. And it still plays to capacity crowds. The Living Pictures UPPER LEFT: This setting is entitled CHRISTMAS CHIMES. The angels, from left to right, are Veronica Brenner. Judy Gillespie, and Robin Nelson. UPPER RIGHT: Veronica Brenner portrays the angel, while Nancy Paulson Is Mary in this scene entitled MARY VISITED BY AN ANGEL. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: In the NATIVITY, characters from left to right are Greg Hemmingson and Greg Sehr as bystanders. Nancy Paulson as Mary, and Todd Edwards as Joseph. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: The name of this setting is TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY Dianne Hartson portrays the Shepherdess; Bill Harmon assumes the role of the Shepherd Boy. Mike Sauers is the Old Shepherd; and. Robin Nelson is the angel. OPPOSITE CENTER LEFT: In this scene. THE SHEPHERDS COME, characters from left to right are Bill Harmon as the Shep- herd Boy. Mike Sauers as the Old Shepherd. Dianne Hartson as the Shepherdess. Nancy Paulson as Mary, and Todd Edwards as Joseph. OPPOSITE CENTER RIGHT: The wisemen in this setting, entitled the WISEMEN FOLLOW THE STAR, are Steve Harris. Scott Nel- son, and Brian Carlson. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: In the ADORATION OF THE WISE- MEN. the characters from left to right (back) are Nancy Paulson as Mary, Todd Edwards as Joseph. Greg Segr as a bystander. Steve Jandl as a slave, and Greg Hemmingson as a bystander In the front are the wisemen. Steve Harris, Scott Nelson, and Brian Carlson. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: The closing scene was entitled SIS- TINE MADONNA Here Brian Neuharth and Stacy Severson por- tray St. Sixtus and St. Barbara respectively. Nancy Paulson is Mary. The Cherubs are Jean Irons (left), and Heather Mullinex (right). Dear Diary Dear Diary was the title of the 1982-83 All-High Play. The three act comedy included five boys and eight girls. Mother and Fa- ther Maxwell (Janet Ulmer and Bruce Bogue) have long had their hands full with daughter Connie (Pam Espland) and son Wilbur (Mike Rebischke), their only ray of sunshine is daughter Betty Lou (Lisa Foland). or so they think. She has made top grades in school and is a real worker. Aunt Mary (Heather Loken), goes as far as to say She’s practically beloved.” But, unknown to all ex- cept Betty Lou — and her best friend Bernadine (Mari Wissink) — she keeps a make believe dia- ry. When Mr. Maxwell decides to get to know his children better he brouses through the secret diary, not knowing everything written in it is make believe. He is totally shocked when he reads that his daughter Connie is eloping with her boyfriend Marvin (Tim Mini- han) and his son Wilbur and pal Hercules (Darin Wiebe) have fal- len into the hands of a treacher- ous gang headed by Conrad. After looking over the diary with his wife and Aunt Mary, they de- cide to call Miss Murray (Christi Koomia). Betty Lou’s teacher. Plus, J.C. Mallory (Jim Minihan), pop's boss drops by to check over some papers. It is finally dis- covered that the diary is only make believe, but not before things just couldn’t get anymore complicated. UPPER RIGHT: Members ot the cast were (back row) Bruce Bogue. Darin Wiebe. Tim Minihan. Jim Minihan. (front row) Lisa Foland. Pam Espland. Heather Loken. Mari Wissink. Anne Hohman. and Mike Rebischke Not pictured are Janet Ulmer and Christi Kooima MIDDLE LEFT: The student directors were Teresa Ekle and Barb Powell. MIDDLE RIGHT: Randy Wissink and Scott Fossum helped out with the lighting LOWER RIGHT: Janet Maxwell (Janet Ulmer) and John Maxwell (Bruce Bogue) read their daughter's diary. 74 Whose Mummy Are You? This mystery-comedy, directed by Dorothy Trumm and Bob Freese, was the most highly at- tended play at CHS in several years. It consisted of 24 cast members, and 28 other seniors each involved in some way. Mummies came to life again in this mystery-comedy set in the lobby of an Egyptian hotel over- looking the pyramids. Omar and his young American friends are fascinated by a mummy and they read aloud an incantation found on her body. Doing this brings the mummy to life. Her name is Teppi, a friendly, humorous Egyptian teenager who died thousands of years ago. Howev- er, another mummy is also brought back to life and. unlike likeable Teppi, Kharoon is evil and angry. Teppi is just as fright- ened of humans as they are of her. A hotel employee named Mustafa has Kharoon under his control and is trying to manipu- late the situation. Terror and sus- pense blended with laughter as one hectic episode precipitated another. A matinee was per- formed in front of the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, and the fi- nal performance, with approxi- mately 350 attending, was held Friday at 7:30 p.m. on April 8th. Cast members were Sig Kristiansen. Leah Rowe. Bob Goodman. Dave Wegner. Pam Gross, Kim Viereck. Carol Corey. Steve Harris. Roxy Sorum, Joe Richter, LeRoy Torgrson. Randi Nelson. Robin Nelson. Tom Boch. Bill Harmon. Missy Christopherson. Lisa Lems. Dawn Porter. Torrie Bong. David Ellis. Kim Christian- sen. Kim Gnmsrud. Michelle Wolthoff. Dawn Wieczorek' Mike Knutson. Steve Eliason. Todd Johnson. Melinda Stalheim. Scott Brunk. Tracy Steensland. Pam Boogerd. Sandra Knorr. Carl Miedema. Eric Bogue. Dawn Buysman, and Joel Strasser 75 THLETieS Let’s Get Physical TOP This year’s returning seniors were (back row) Tom Mitchell. Tom Anderson. Da- vid Ellis. Wayne Olson. Joe Richter. Mike Paulson, (front row) Greg Sehr. LeRoy Tor- gerson. Greg Abbott. Dave Wegener. Carl Miedema BOTTOM Members of the football team were (back row) student manager Dave Bierschbach. Brian Sehr. Joe Listopad. Scott Nelson. Randy Wissink. Greg Moen. Pete VanWyhe. (third row) Chuck Smith. Rob Van- Veldhuizen. Mike Sauers. Dave Powell. Mike Ingebrigtson. Jeff Sehr. Curt Hohman. Brian Neuharth. (second row) Scott King. Bill Ru- dolph. Scott Fossum. Jeff Schwartz. Brad Thorson. Shane Williams. Joe Richter. Steve Hoff, (front row) Tom Anderson. Wayne Ol- son. Greg Abbott. Tom Mitchell. LeRoy Tor- gerson. Dave Ellis. Dave Wegener. Mike Paul- son. Greg Sehr. and Carl Miedema 77 UPPER LEFT: Dave Bierschbach and Greg Fait were football managers UPPER RIGHT: Kim Christensen, Carla McMurry, Dawn Gustafson, and Deb Abbas were varsity cheereladers. MIDDLE: C-Hawks put another play into action. BOTTOM: Making All-Conference this year were LeRoy Torgerson. Tom Mitchell. Carl Meidema. Wayne Olson. and Dave Wegener VARSITY SCOREBOARD WE THEY West Sioux 8 6 Elk Point 20 14 Brandon Valley 14 42 Beresford 12 24 West Central 0 28 Lennox 0 23 Vermillion 8 21 West Lyon 0 30 South Sioux 0 9 78 UPPER LEFT: The starting offensive team was (back row) Jeff Schwartz. Tom Anderson. Dave Ellis. Wayne Olson, (front row) Tom Mitchell. Greg Sehr. LeRoy Torgerson. Mike Ingebrightson. Dave Wegener. Carl Meidema. and Mike Paulson UPPER RIGHT: The starting speciality team consisted of (back row) Scott King. Shane Williams. Curt Hohman. (front row) Brian Sehr. Scott Nelson. Steve Hoff, and Bill Rudolph MIDDLE RIGHT: Tom Anderson tires for a touchdown MIDDLE LEFT: The starting defensive line up was (back row) Brad Thorson. Dave Ellis. Dave Wegener. Wayne Olson. LeRoy Torger- son. Jeff Schwartz, (front row) Tom Mitchell. Carl Meidema. Mike Ingebrigtson. Chuck Smith, and Scott Fossum LOWER RIGHT: Studly C-Hawk goes for the goal. 79 TOP RIGHT: Guiding the freshman foot- ball team to victory were cheerleaders Ann Hohman. Barb Lien. Jill Markle and Lisa Foland. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dirty Laundry with the C-Hawks in action. BOTTOM RIGHT: It Takes Two” oppo- nents to stop just one C-Hawk. J V. SCOREBOARD WE THEY L. 6 West Sioux 12 Lennox 16 o+c Brandon 12 Beresford 30 Lu verne 6 7-k o n Vermillion 6 80 Freshman “Overkill” Opponents TOP LEFT: Shown in this picture is Jay Siverson tackling an opponent TOP RIGHT: A C-Hawk boldly dives for a touchdown MIDDLE: The team energetically warms up for a game BOTTOM (back row) Shawn Holer. Mitch Fee. Rod Aasheim. Craig McCart. Tim Christopherson. Jay Siverson. Blair Aasen. student managers Don Hilt. Chuck Mathison. (middle row) Kent Mulder. Jeff O’Connell. Kelly Petterson. Steve Menholt. Pat Starr. David Hodgms. Dave Jennings. Delbert Jacobs. Kent Fossum. Mike Wotthoff. (front row) Rich Smith. Mike Ver Wey. Brad Silsby. Mike Fossum. Mike Tollinger. Darin Oakland, and Ray Miedema FROSH SCOREBOARD CHS OPP Lennox 14 2 Brandon Valley 0 35 Sheldon 20 i4 r Vermillion 18 14 Beresford 20 West Sioux 26 o O’Gorman 16 s f 81 Cross Country had a great season this year with Kristy Myers setting a new school record for the girls with a time of 12:22; and Shane Van- Bockern setting the record for the J.V. boys with a time of 10:31. Also setting a course record for the Can- ton meet was Tim Minihan with a time of 11:29. The boys’ team had a record of 33 wins, 31 losses; the girls had 24 wins, 31 losses. The boys who qualified for the state meet were Steve Eliason whose time was 17:20 (the best time of the year), Shane VanBockern. Brad Ca- sanova. Brad Gill, and Tim Minihan. The girls who went to the state meet were Kristy Myers and Kathy Myers. The letter winners this year were Steve Eliason, Shane VanBockern, Brad Casanova, Brad Gill, Tim Mini- han. Mike McElroy, Eric Bogue, Mike Knutson. Joel Strasser. Joel James. Kristy Myers and Kathy Myers. Co-captains this year were Joel Strasser and Mike Knutson. UPPER RIGHT: Members of the boys' Cross Country team were (back row) Brad Casan- ova. Tim Minihan. Mike Knutson. Eric Bogue. Brad Gill. Mike Jones, (second row) Shane VanBockern. Bob Goodman. Mike McElroy. Mike Retxschke. Joel Strasser. Steve Eliason. (front row) Gene Dixon. Darin Wiebe. Joel James. William DenHoed. and Karl Ulmer. CENTER RIGHT: Members of the girls’ Cross Country team were (back row) Heather Lo- ken. Janie Sorlie. Lisa Beitzel. (front row) Kathy and Kristy Myers. LOWER RIGHT: Those attending the state meet were Kathy and Kristy Myers. Tim Mini- han. Brad Gill. Steve Eliason. Brad Casan- ova. and Shane VanBockern. LOWER LEFT: C-Hawks Shane VanBockern. Brad Gill, and Bob Goodman run for the fin- ish line. “Run” Like The Wind 82 Varsity Girls “Won’t Hold Back” Varsity basketball was really great this year. They didn't have a winning season so a lot of times it was hard to look forward to a game and it was tough practicing for one a a half to two hours ev- ery day. But, the team became better friends and much better sportsmen. UPPER LEFT: All-Conference winners were Marsha Temple, honorable mention; Bonnie Larson; and Tracy Steensland. honorable mention. CENTER LEFT: Cheerleaders for the girls varsity basketball team were Missy Chris- topherson. Antonette Mastel. Kim Moen. and Pat Swanson BOTTOM The 1982-83 girls basketball team consisted of Candace Hoeppner, Carla McMurry. Leah Rowe. Marsha Tem- ple. Tracy Steensland. Kim Grimsrud. Joy Gibson. Oana Hoffman. Bonnie Larson. Pam Gross, (kneeling) manager Vicki Buysman. Coach Herting. manager Lyn- da Hammerstrom. 83 VARSITY SCOREBOARD CHS THEY P Elk Point 58 45 Washington High 45 59 W Brandon Valley 38 51 Lennox 49 50 Baresford 52 35 £ West Central 29 57 Lennox 46 47 Jefferson 39 47 Vermillion 45 32 Harrisburg 55 39 W Elk Point 50 43 West Central 43 51 M Lennox 39 50 Dell Rapids 64 50 Brandon Valley 38 54 West Central 35 51 P O’Gorman 36 31 +C Vermillion 29 24 Yankton 29 69 UPPER RIGHT: Tracy Steensland goes in for a lay-up while Joy Gibson waits for a rebound. LOWER LEFT Diana Hoffman and Leah Rowe chase a wild ball. LOWER RIGHT: Bonnie Larson passes the ball to Marsha Temple. Girl’s Hoop’sters Score With C.H.S. B-TEAM SCOREBOARD CHS OPP Elk Point 30 54 Washington 31 32 Brandon Valley 40 33 Lennox 37 49 Berestord 34 40 Best Central 57 28 Lennox 20 42 Jefferson 39 46 Vermillion 45 54 Harrisburg 30 55 Dell Rapids 41 45 West Central 53 42 O’Gorman 33 29 The girls B-team ended their sea- son with a 10 - 4 record. They feel they had a good season. They tried to make their weaker points stronger and by doing this they learned a lot, not just about the game but from each other. UPPER LEFT: Cheering the basketball team on were Joy Hammer. Shiela Hers rud. Robin Nelson, and Teresa Ekle UPPER CENTER: Mr Haugen gives a pep talk during a time-out BOTTOM: On the team were Laurie Hau- gen. Michelle Jones. Karen Viereck. Pam Espland. Coach Haugen. Susan Irons. Barb Powell. Diane Koopsma. and Sonja Frislie. 85 Freshman Girls Score Big FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD CHS OPP r Elk Point 28 14 Washington Soph’s 37 32 W Brandon Valley 19 32 Lennox 33 30 -if West Central 26 54 £ Jefferson 21 43 Lennox 37 32 Jefferson 32 4i c Beresford 34 35 Elk Point 53 33 W Vermillion 26 23 O’Gorman 26 22 «Ar Tri-Valley 30 31 TOP: The freshman team consisted of (back row) Coach Tschetter. Pam Gerdes. Rhonda Smith. Anne Hohman. Pam Jacobsen. Tanya Gill. Mari Wissmk. (front row) Christie Lease. Kalli Hood. Jill Markle. Barb Lien, and Tina Ericksen. Canton 86 C-Hawks Varsity Girls Net'ers VARSITY RECORD Elk Point CHS 0 OPP 3 Viborg 3 0 Jefferson 0 2 S.F. Washington 0 2 Jefferson 0 2 Todd County 0 2 Beresford 2 0 k. Parker 0 2 Brandon Valley 1 2 Lennox 2 1 Beresford 3 2 Elk Point 0 2 r Lenox 2 0 S.F. Lincoln 0 2 Jefferson 3 2 k Brandon Valley 0 3 S.F. O’Gorman 0 2 UPPER LEFT Members of the varsity squad were (standing) Chris McCart. Laurie Haugen. Karen Viereck. Renae Markle. Diana Hoff- man. Marsha Temple. Carla McMurry. Dawn VanBockern. Bonnie Larson. Michelle Jones. Lynda Hammerstrom. (kneeling) manager Vicki Buysman. Leah Rowe, manager Pam Boogerd. LOWER LEFT: Leah Rowe •‘aces'’ another serve for the Hawks LOWER RIGHT Miss DeBates and Miss Hass watch the line 87 B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Elk Point CHS 2 OPP 1 Viborg 2 0 Jefferson 2 1 Beresford 2 0 Parker 2 0 V Brandon Valley 2 0 Lennox 2 0 Beresford 1 2 n Elk Point 1 2 Lennox 1 2 S.F Lincoln 0 2 Jefferson 0 2 Brandon Valley 2 1 UPPER RIGHT: The B-team consisted of (back row) Lezlie Hammer. Susan Irons. Dianne Koopsma. (middle row) Candace Hoeppner. Pam Gerdes. Sonja Frislie. (front row) Barb Lien. Jody Wenbourne. and Joy Hammer. Not pictured are Pam Espland. Barb Powell. Tanya Gill. Laurie Haugen, and Karen Viereck. BOTTOM LEFT The B-team gets a pep talk from Miss Tschetter BOTTOM RIGHT: Pam Gerdes (Bad Toad) attempts to serve another one over the net for a win. C.H.S. Junior Spikers 88 Freshman Girls Catch The Fever The freshman girls completed the season with 4 wins and 8 defeats. Leaders in various categories included Pam Gerdes with 95% in serving, Rhonda Smith’s 86% lead all spikers and Deb Short and Tanya Gill scored 18 aces apiece. Team members were (front row) Christie Lease, Kalli Hood, Mari Wissink, Jill Markle, (back row) Ruth Osthus, Deb Short, Tanya Gill, Diana McMurry, Rhonda Smith, and Marla McConnell. UPPER LEFT: Diane McMurry and Jill Markle anticipate a set-up. UPPER CENTER: Kalli Hood practices her spiking technique. UPPER RIGHT: Our hard working cus- todians. Terry Williams and Khambor Dethleusay set up nets for each meet 89 Grapplers Get Tough UPPER RIGHT: Members of the varsity squad this year were (back row) Coach Mur- ren. Mark Standley. Scott Fossum. Raymond Miedema. Greg Sehr. Pat Starr. Reid Mathi- son. and Coach Jones, (front row) Bob Goodman. Dave Powell. Brad Standley. Darin Wieve. Mike McElroy. Rich Smith, and Brad Silsby. MIDDLE RIGHT: Torne Bong. Kim Grimsrud. Barb Powell, and Dawn Buysman added pep and cheer to the CHS wrestling squad. BOTTOM: (standing in back) Mark Standley. Scott Fossum. Dave Powell. Ray Miedema. (sitting) Pat Starr. Brad Standley. Mike McEl- roy. Rich Smith. Reid Mathison. Coach Jones. Coach Murren. Darin Wiebe. and Brad Silsby MIDDLE LEFT: Those qualifying for state were Mark Standley. Rich Smith, and Bob Goodman A young C-Hawk team for the 82-83 season was led by seniors Mark Standley, Greg Sehr. and Bob Goodman. Mark and Bob were vot- ed most valuable wrestlers, while Rich Smith was voted the most im- proved. There were 16 varsity letter winners of which 13 will return next year. Qualifiers for the state tourney were Mark Standley, Bob Good- man. and Rich Smith. UPPER LEFT: Coach Murren likes to act as cheerleader MIDDLE RIGHT: Mark Standley makes his move . LOWER RIGHT: Bob Goodman seems to be all over his opponent Varsity Individual Records Brad Silsby WINS 0 LOSSES 8 Brian Peterson 0 6 Rich Smith 16 15 Mike McElroy 18 11 Darin Wiebe 8 17 Brad Standley 6 14 Dave Powell 10 14 Bob Goodman 24 12 Mark Standley 19 10 Scott Possum 5 18 Ray Miedema 4 13 Pat Starr 7 16 Reid Mathison 1 13 Alternates: Greg Sehr 0 7 Bill Rudolph 0 6 Mike Tollinger 1 2 91 Take Me Down UPPER RIGHT: Members of the B-team squad this year were (back row) Bill Saurs. Scott Carlson. Gene Dixon. Mike Saurs. Jeff O’Connell. Craig McCart. Mike Tollinger. (front row) Jeff Sehr. Tim Chris- topherson. Chuck Mathison. Kent Mulder. Rod Asheim. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Standley is ready for action. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tim Christopherson and Brad Standley are practicing hard. LOWER RIGHT: Bob Goodman makes his move. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Bob Goodman prepares to pounce. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Don Hilt and Kent Fossum were wrestling managers. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Shy C-Hawk hides from camera. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT. Caught up in you! OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Greg Sehr the macho” look. 92 The 1982-83 season again found the C-Hawks ending in the red column with only two victories. Captains for this years team included Dave Ellis. Don Hailing, and Eric Bogue. Special awards were won by Rob Van- Veldhuizen, for the Dietrich Leading Scorer Award, and the Peterson Leading Rebounding Award. Best Defensive Award was won by Dave Ellis. The Hustler Award went to Brad Thorson. The Most Improved Player Award went to Rob VanVeldhuizen and the Coke Unsung Hero Awards went to Perry Fossum and Curt Hohman. Rob VanVeldhuizen won the scoring title with 148 points at a 7 point per game average. ABOVE: Varsity team members were David Ellis. Steve Hofl. Jett Schwartz. Don Hailing, Perry Fossum, Rob VanVeldhuizen. Eric Bogue. Curtis Hohman. Shane Williams. Brad Throson, Jett Craw- ford. and Shane VanBockern. Mr. Jibben was Head Coach and his assistant was Mr Anderson Managers were Mike Rebischke and Greg Fait. This years honorable mention to the All-Conference team included Don Hailing and David Ellis. BOTTOM RIGHT: This years varsity cheerleaders were Leah Rowe. Pam Gross. Susan Toft, and Joy Gibson. 94 TOP: Mr. Jibben diagrams the next play while the team looks on. ABOVE LEFT: A loose ball is the center of attention for C-Hawks Don Kaarre and Rob VanVeldhuizen. ABOVE RIGHT: Rob VanVeldhuizen takes his turn at the free throw line. B-Team Doesn’t Hold Back The B-team completed a successful season with a 13-3 mark. Coach Anderson’s standouts were Wil- liam DenHoed with a 67 % field goal rate. Greg Moen lead in the free throw catagory with a perfect 100%, and Brad Thorson lead the way in scoring with 176 points. TOP Members of the B-team were Joel James. William DenHoed. Shane VanBockern. Jeff Crawford. Curt Hohman. Brad Thorson. Steve Hoff. Greg Moen. Jay Siverson. and Coach Anderson. RIGHT: Karen Viereck. Michelle Jones. Jody Wenbourne, and Carol Oakland cheered the boys to many victories. % Freshman Rebound To A Successful Season FRESHMAN RECORD O'Gorman Lennox West Lyon West Central Yankton Brandon Madison Flandreau Ind. Lennox Vermillion Elk Point Lennox Brandon West Lyon CHS 26 37 41 41 33 49 30 40 30 45 36 40 31 39 OPP 46 36 62 29 59 59 53 46 35 32 32 41 411 68 -¥■ UPPER LEFT: Cheerleaders tor the 1982-83 season were (stand- ing) Anne Hohman. Barb Lien, and Jill Markle. (kneeling) Lisa Foland. BOTTOM: The B-team boys basketball team consisted of (back) Trent Larson. Brian Jennings. Mike Jones. Coach Herting. Scott Briggle. Paul Bunkers. Delbert Jacobs, (front) Mike VerWey. Darin Oakland. Jay Siverson. Mike Fossum, and Kevin Rowe. 97 C.H.S. Tracksters “Get Excited” TOP: Girls’ track team members (first row) Ruth Osthus. Christi Lease. Laurie Haugen. Michelle Jones. Kathy Myers. Mari Wissink. Kristy Myers, (second row) Barbara Powell. Sandra Hansen. Christy Carpenter. Marsha Temple. Sharon VanDeVandel. Christi McCart. Pam Jacobsen. Lisa Foland. (third row) Randi Nelson. Jan Hardy. Antonnette Mastel. Heather Loken. Dawn Buysman. Diane McMurry. Dannielle Eie, Michelle Hardy, and Joy Hammer. BELOW LEFT: Antonnette Mastel wears the CHS colors. BELOW RIGHT: Christi McCart “strides” toward another victory! ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ UPPER LEFT: Torrie Bong prepares for her next event UPPER RIGHT: Janie Sorlie breaks the tape CENTER LEFT: Laurie Haugen makes the final turn and heads for the finish line. LOWER LEFT: The following girts participated in weight and field events: Ruth Osthus. Diane McMurry. Marsha Temple. Sharon VanDe- Vandel. Christi Carpenter. Antonnette Mastei. and Sandra Hansen. LOWER RIGHT: The mile relay team was composed of Kathy Myers. Marsha Temple. Kristi Myers. Christi Lease, and Michelle Jones. Run Like The Wind! UPPER RIGHT: Todd Edwards cruises at speed BOTTOM: Boys’ track team members were (front row) Rod Aa- sheim. Raymond Meidema. Kevin Rowe. Richard Smith. Mike Fos- sum. Craig McCart. Karl Ulmer. Mike VerWey. (second row) Joel James. Brian Neuharth. Trent Larson. Paul Bunkers. Scott Carl- son. Darin Oakland. Jay Siverson. Steve Hoff, (third row) Steve Eliason. Jeff Schwartz. Shane VanBockern. Brad Casanova. Brad Thorson. Scott Fossum. Tim Minihan. Darin Wiebe. Randy Wis- sink, Don Hailing, (back row) Rob VanVeldhuizen. Mike Sauers. Shane Williams. Dave Powell. Todd Edwards. Curt Hohman. and Eric Bogue. ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ ★ ★ kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk 100 UPPER LEFT: Building up their endurance are Christi Lease and Marsha Temple. UPPER RIGHT: Don Hailing qualified for the State meet in Sioux Falls. Other qualifiers were Jay Siverson, Rod Aasheim. Craig McCart. Jeff Schwartz, and Shane VanBockern. CENTER LEFT: Curt Hohman strides toward another hurdle. BOTTOM LEFT: Coaching track was the job of Mr. Murren. Mrs. Davis. Miss Tschetter. Mr Bong, and tAr Herting. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Gill. Brian Neuharth. and Scott Fossum warm up for the next race. 101 Stary, Stary Night This year’s Junior Senior Banquet and Prom were held on Saturday, April 30. The banquet started at 6:30 p.m. It is traditional that the juniors put on the Banquet, and the seniors put on the Prom. The theme for the Banquet was Stary Nights. Entertain- ment for the Banquet was provided by Craig Brown. Tim Minihan and Lisa Lews, presidents of the junior and senior classes, both presented speeches before the meal was served. The menu consisted of Salis- bury steak, mashed potatoes with dark gravy, corn, tea rolls, jello in a cloud, seven layer dessert, milk, coffee, or water. The Prom started at approximately 8:30 p.m. Music was provided by Image, which was a special treat because Guy Aasen, a CHS graduate, sang in the band. The theme for Prom was “Life is Just a Fanta- sy“. We should all congradulate the juniors and seniors who gave up many hours preparing for the big night. They all did a fine job. UPPER LEFT: Shown here is one of the murals made by the juniors for the Banquet UPPER RIGHT: (back row) Waiters were Jeff Crawford. Brad Thor son. Curt Hohman. Brad Casanova, and Shane VanBockern. (front row) Waitresses were Barb Powell. Patricia Swanson. Karen Viereck, Sharon VanDeVendel. and not pictured is Susan Irons. MIDDLE RIGHT: (back row) Waiters were Mike Ingebrigtson. Greg Moen. Steve Hoff. Brian Neuharth. and Jeff Sehr. (front row) Waitresses were Diane Koopsma. Lynne Nelson. Carol Oakland. Sonja Frislie. and Jody Wenbourne. LOWER RIGHT: Patiently waiting for their food are Tim Minihan. Brian Sehr. Todd Edwards. Rob VanVeldhuizen. and Shane Wil- liams. 102 UPPER LEFT: Annette Carlson poses nicely, while Shawn Goldhorn gives us her ‘‘I didn't do it look. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa O'Connell seems to find the menu amusing, as Renae Markle intently studies the other side of the table. BOTTOM The juniors and seniors anxiously await to be served. 103 Cool Nite L i f e s J u s t UPPER LEFT: Image performed at the Prom. UPPER RIGHT: Shane VanBockern. Patricia Swanson. Mari Wissink. and David Powell get ready to enter the Prom. LOWER LEFT: Scott Roetzel. Janet Block, and Don Kaare seem to be extremely excited about the Prom. LOWER RIGHT: Shown here is the other mural created by the juniors. 104 UPPER LEFT: Bruce Bogue accompanied Robin Nelson to the dance. UPPER RIGHT Twyla DenHoed and her date find having their picture taken a funny experience LOWER LEFT: Joyce Short tries hard to close her eyes and disappear. LOWER RIGHT Mark Roti. Randy VanNoort. and Jay Moore stop harass- ing the girls long enough to have their picture taken. 105 Seniors Ready To Try It “Solitaire” Commencement exercises were held on Sunday, May 22 in the CHS armory. This year's senior class had seventy-five members. It is traditional that the senior class picks two classmates and one faculty member to speak at graduation. This year the class members were Leah Rowe and David Ellis. Mr. Rob- ert Freese, school librarian, was the faculty member chosen. Entertainment was provided by the Mixed Chorus which sang “Flying Free , and the CHS Band which performed selections from Jesus Christ Superstar . Reverend Erling Erickson pronounced the invocation and benediction. TOP: On their last day of school, the senior class met in the armory for graduation rehearsal. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Mitchell. Wayne Olson, and Clint Carlson seem to be deep in discussion about rehearsal OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Greg Sehr, Dave Wegener, LeRoy Tor- gerson, and Joe Richter along with the whole class wait in the auditorium for graduation to start. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Greg Abbott and Sig Kristiansen are on their way to the armory. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Eric Bogue and Dean Ludwig appear to be happy about something. I wonder what? OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: The seniors sing in the Mixed Chorus for the last time. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Dave Ellis waits in the hall before graduation. UPPER LEFT: Dawn VanBockern receives her diploma. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: The seniors anxiously await the hand- ing out of diploma. LOWER LEFT: In his speech. Dave Ellis spoke of things to come. LOWER MIDDLE: Leah Rowe spoke about the past, bringing back some fond memories of grade school. LOWER RIGHT: Mr Bob Freese dedicated his speech to the people behind the scene. Teachers, parents, and tax payers were a few of his examples. 108 UPPER LEFT: Sandra Knocr takes time out from the hugging to have her picture taken LOWER LEFT: Susan Toft returns to her seat after receiving her diploma. 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Lori- 36, 60, 69 Loken, Heather- 39, 62, 74, 82, 98 Ludwig, Dean- 15, 106, 107 Ludwig, Rod- 33 Ludwig, Scott- 42 Lundstrom, Rich- 45 Markle, Jill- 39, 60, 61. 69, 71. 86, 117 89 Markle, Renae- 33, 34, 60, 69, 87, 103 Mastel, Antonette- 16, 27, 58, 62, 63, 83, 98, 99, 106 Mastel, Paula- 16, 62, 106 Mathison, Chuck- 39, 62, 69, 70, 81. 92 Mathison, Reid- 36, 37, 69, 90 Mathison, Robin- 45 McCart, Christi- 33, 64, 68, 69, 70, 71, 87, 98 McCart, Craig- 39, 81. 92, 100 McConnell, Marla- 39, 57, 60, 69, 89 McElroy, Jeff- 42 McElroy, Mike- 3, 33, 64, 82. 90 McEntee, Brian- 42 McEntee, Karen- 45 McMurry, Brent- 42 McMurry, Carla- 33, 60, 69, 78, 83, 87 McMurry, Diane- 39, 60, 89, 98, 99 Menholt, Steve- 39, 62, 81 Miller, Russell- 45 Miedema, Carl- 16, 62, 63, 77, 78, %9, 106 Miedema, Raymond- 39, 56, 58, 64, 69, 81, 90. 100 Minihan, Andrew- 45 Minihan, Jim- 36, 58, 62, 63, 74 Minihan, Tim- 3, 33, 34, 58, 62, 74, 82, 100 Mitchell. Tom- 16, 25, 26, 77, 78, 79, 106 Moen, Greg- 36, 77, 96, 102 Moen, Jason- 45 Moen, Kim- 27, 32, 33, 60, 61, 64, 69. 71, 83 Moen, Mark- 33 Moore, Jay- 33 Mulder, Kari- 45 Mulder. Kent- 39, 69, 81, 92 Mullinix, Georgia- 42 Myers, Kathy- 39, 58, 60. 82. 98, 99 Myers, Kristy- 39, 58, 82, 98, 99 Myrabo, Catherin- 42 Neiger, Andy- 45 Nelson, Kris- 42 Nelson, Lori- 39, 55, 58, 60 Nelson, Lynne- 36, 60, 102 Nelson, Randi- 17, 57, 60, 69, 71. 75, 98, 103 Nelson, Rabin- 17, 30, 57. 60, 69, 72. 73, 75. 85, 105 Nelson, Scott- 35, 36, 73, 77, 79 Neuharth, Brian- 36, 58, 73, 77, 100, 101 Nichols, Brian- 45 Oakland, Carol- 36, 60, 69, 96, 102, 105 Oakland, Darin- 39, 40, 64, 81, 100 Oakland, Shelly- 45 O’Connell, Jeff- 40, 81. 92 O’Connell, Lisa- 33, 64, 103 Ofstad, Liz- 45, 46 Oliver, Chris- 36, 57, 62 Olson, Kari- 45 Olsen, Susan- 45 Olson, Wayne- 10, 17, 24. 26, 77, 78, 79, 106 Osthus, Martha- 17, 30, 64, 65, 66, 69, 70, 106 Osthus, Ruth- 3. 40, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 71, 89, 98. 99 Palmer, Crystal- 42 Patenode, Shawna- 37, 55 Paulson, Dave- 45 Paulson, Mike- 18, 77, 78, 79, 106 Paulson, Nancy- 18, 72, 73 Pearson, Lorrie- 33, 60 Pederson, Karla- 42 Penning, Tami- 33, 58 Peterson, Brian- 40, 69 Petterson, Kelly- 40, 62, 81 Peterson, Steve- 42 Pick, Jeff- 37. 62 Plucker, Sherry- 42 Porter, Dawn- 6, 18, 58, 62, 63, 68, 69 Powell. Barb- 27, 37, 60, 61. 74, 85, 88, 90, 98 Powell, Dave- 33, 77, 90, 100, 104 Ralfs, Micki- 45 Rebischke, Mark- 40, 69 Rebischke, Mike-, 24, 34, 56, 64, 65. 69, 70, 71, 74, 82. 94 Rebischke, Sandra- 42, 43 Reed, Michael- 45 Reigier, Robert- 44, 46 Reiners, Jonathen- 42 Renli, Steven- 46 Rhoadarmer, David- 42 Richter, Joe- 18, 75, 77, 107, 106 Riedlinger, Kay- 34, 55, 56 Robbins, Mike- 46 Roetzel, Scott- 34, 104 Roti, Dawn- 46 Roti, Mark- 34, 62 Rowe, Kevin- 40, 64, 69, 80, 100 Rowe, Leah- 6, 19, 24. 25, 26, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 83, 84, 94, 106, 108 Rudolph, Bill- 34, 64, 65. 66, 67, 69, 71, 77, 79 Sauers, Michelle- 43 Sauers,Mike- 34, 73, 77, 92, 100 Sauers, William- 40, 92 Scholle, Amy- 43 Scholle, Michelle- 46 Schultz. Amy- 43, 58 Schultz. Julie- 46 Schultz, Philip- 43 Schwartz, Jeff- 34, 64, 65, 69, 77, 79, 94. 95, 100 Sehr, Brian- 24. 34, 77, 79 Sehr, Greg- 16, 19, 73, 77, 79, 90, 93. 103, 106, 107 Sehr, Jeff- 37. 77, 92. 102 Sehr, Michael- 44, 46 Severson, Brad- 46 Severson, Brian- 34 Severson, Kelly- 46 Severson, Stacy- 19. 60, 61, 106 Shatter, Becky- 46 Short, Deb- 40, 60, 89 Short, Joyce- 34, 56. 57. 105 Silsby, Brad- 40, 58, 63, 81, 90 Sivierson, Jay-3, 40, 69, 70, 71, 81, 96, 100 Skiles, Chad- 43 Smith. Chuck- 34, 56, 69, 71, 77, 79 Smith, Janae- 46 Smith, Richard- 40, 81, 90, 100 Smith. Ronda- 40, 60, 61, 69, 86, 89 Snyders, Lisa- 69 Solem, Craig- 34, 68, 69 Sorenson, Gerlad- 10, 19, 29, 62, 63. 106 Sorlie, Janie- 34, 60, 82, 99 Sorlie, Orlyn- 43 Sorum. Asaf- 20, 106 Sorum, Roxanne- 14, 20, 30, 60, 64. 75 Spieker, Jeff- 46 Spieker, Steve- 43 Stalheim, Melinda- 20, 64, 109 Standley, Brad- 34, 62 Standley, Mark- 20, 90, 91, 92 Starr, Ken- 43 Starr, Pat- 40, 62. 81, 90 Steensland, Jill- 40, 60, 61, 69 Steensland, Susan- 46 Steensland, Tracy- 21, 26, 60, 64, 83, 84, 106 Stewart, Jen- 37 Stonefield, Shelly- 40, 60 Strasser, Joel- 21, 24, 64, 65, 69, 70, 82, 106 Swanson, Pat- 37. 60, 61, 69, 83, 102, 104 118 Swanson, Russ- 46 Taylor, Cynthia- 43, 56, 58 Taylor, Missy- 37, 69, 71 Temple, Marsha- 37, 60, 64, 66, 69, 71, 83, 84, 87. 98, 99, 101 Theede, John- 40, 62 Theede, Tom- 46 Thompson, Shad- 46 Thorson, Brad- 35, 37, 77, 79, 94, 96. 100, 102 Thorson, Mark- 2, 43 Tiemann, Brenda- 40, 55, 58, 60 Tiemann, Brent- 46 Toft, Peggy- 43, 58 Toft, Susan- 21. 94, 109 Tollinger, Leslie- 43 Tollinger, Mike- 2, 40, 56, 57, 64, 81. 92 Tompkins, Kent- 43 Torgerson, Julie- 46 Torgerson, LeRoy- 10. 21, 25, 26, 58, 62, 63, 77. 78, 79. 107 Trumm, Patti- 46 Trumm, Terri- 34, 55 Tullar, Tammy- 43 Tyrrell, Mike- 33, 34 Tyrrell. Michelle- 46, 58 Ulmer, Janet- 34, 56, 60 Ulmer, Karl- 29, 40, 69, 80. 82, 100 Ulrickson, Corey- 43 Ulrickson, Heidi- 46 VanVockern, Dawn- 22, 87, 108 VanBockern, Holli- 43 VanBockern, Jill- 43 VanBockern, Shane- 35, 37, 82, 94, 96, 100, 102 VanDeKieft, Doug- 43 VanDeKieft, Gerald- 37 VanDeKieft, Randy- 37, 62 VanDeKieft, Scott- 43 VanDeKieft, Sherry- 40 VanDeKieft, Tamra- 34 VanDen Top, Jason- 46 VanDeStroet, Gene- 22, 62, 106 VanDeVendel, Sharon- 3, 37, 60, 98, 99, 102 VanNoort, Randy- 29, 34, 62 VanVeldhuizen, Rob- 34, 77, 94, 95, 100, 102 VanWoudenberg, Jana- 41, 43 VanWhye, Patrick- 27, 37. 62. 77 Veldkamp, Paul- 34 Veldkamp, Sadie- 40 VerWey, Amy- 44, 46 VerWey, Mike- 40, 64, 69, 81. 100 Viereck, Karen- 37, 64, 66, 85, 87, 88, 96, 102 Viereck, Kimberly- 6, 22, 24, 28, 29, 64, 65, 106 Walton, Tracy- 37 Wegener, David- 6, 10, 22, 25, 26, 29. 65, 66, 77. 78. 79, 106, 107 Wegener, Mark- 50, 58 Wenbourne, Jody- 3-, 60, 61, 88, 96, 102 Wiebe, Darin- 34, 64, 74, 82, 90, 100 Wieczorek, Dawn- 6, 23, 56, 64, 65, 66, 69, 75, 103, 106 Wieczorek, Ken- 37, 69, 70 Williams, Brett- 43 Williams, Ron- 40 Williams, Shane- 29, 34, 62, 63, 77, 79, 94, 100 Wilson, Kathy- 23, 69, 106 Winter, Diane- 43, 58 Wissink, Mari- 40, 60, 61, 69, 74, 86, 89, 98 Wissink, Randy- 34, 64, 69, 74, 77, 100 Wolthoff, Michelle- 23, 56, 64, 68, 69. 71, 103, 105 Wolthoff, Mike- 40, 58, 64, 69, 70, 81 Signatures 119 Signatures - 3S5