Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

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It is the job of the yearbook staff to capture these hap- penings and tell about them so that they will not be forgotten in the future. The above pic- ture shows some of the tools we use to do this. Each year the annual staff also chooses a theme. They try to pick one that all can relate to. The theme of the 1984 yearbook is movies. Hopefully the titles used in some headlines will bring back good memories of the past. 2 SENIORS S ENICES SE NICIES SEN The Class Of 1984 President Vice-president Darin Wiebe Joyce Short Flower: Yellow Rose Secretary T reasurer Renae Bergh Colors: Light Blue And Dark Blue Motto: “Set us adrift on a sea of hope, and we’ll set sail to a new horizon.” Debra Abbas Valerie Beck Lisa Beitzel Annette Carlson Brian Carlson Twyla DenHoed Perry Fossum Scott Fossum Bradley Gill Diana Hoffman Steven Jandl Donald Kaarre 7 Carla McMurry Timothy Minihan Kimberly Moen 8 Lisa O’Connell David Powell Scott Roetzel Lorrie Pearson Tamara Penning Kay Riedlinger William Rudolph Brian Severson Charles Smith Lisa Snyders 10 Craig Solem Janie Sorlie Bradley Standley Paul Veldkamp Robert VanVeldhuizen 11 Shane Williams Randall Wissink Candid Camera UPPER LEFT: These senior guys (back) Mike Rebischke. Joe Listopad. Bruce Bogue. Rob VanVeldhuizen. Shane Williams, (front) Bill Rudolph. Jeff Schwartz. Tim Minihan. and Randy Wissink took time out of their fifth period study hall to have their picture taken UPPER RIGHT It looks like Janet Ulmer is busy working out in the weight room again. MIDDLE LEFT Independent living students. Todd Edwards and Dave Powell wait for the verdict from Miss DeBates. MIDDLE RIGHT: Scott Fossum is working di- ligently on his straw construction for a phys- ics project LOWER RIGHT Lisa Snyders is studying hard, like usual 12 UPPER LEFT: Dawn Gustafson and Carla McMurry worked in the library during their first period study hall. UPPER MIDDLE LEFT Kim Moen. the newly crowned Queen, receives congratulations from Lisa Snyders and Janet Ulmer UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT Mike Rebischke re- lieves Mr Siverson of his duties for one of the home games. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT At one of the pep as- semblies Mr Coplan introduces the senior mem- bers of the football squad LOWER LEFT: Nice outfit Bill! LOWER RIGHT Marriage students Brian Sever- son. Don Kaarre. Terri Trumm. Chris Dougherty, and Rob VanVeldhuizen enjoy the food at the reception following a mock wedding 13 UPPER LEFT The seniors had a unique way to pull their float in the Homecoming parade UPPER RIGHT Advance foods student. Sheila Hersrud is serious about her cooking. MIDDLE LEFT: Gracing the columns of Canton High School are Darin Wiebe and Bruce Bogue UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT These aspiring actors and actresses take time out from rehersal MIDDLE CENTER Mike Sauers is shown prepar- ing to stretch a canvas for art class. LOWER CENTER: Lynda Hammerstrom's true personality shines through LOWER RIGHT: Chuck Smith, independent liv- ing student, practices the art of cleaning up. 14 Homecoming Highlights UPPER LEFT The junior float received awards for Most Original and Best Overall You may recognize the rider as being Elvis, alias Gene Dixon MIDDLE LEFT It s a scene from Happy Days; no. wait, it’s just Pam Gerdes and Billy Sauers dressed for fifties day MIDDLE RIGHT Mr Haugen, psychology teacher, shows his students how to let out their frustrations BOTTOM (left to right) Janet Ulmer. Lisa Snyders. Candace Hoeppner. Joyce Short, and Lome Pearson did their rendition of Sha- Na-Na at the Homecoming assembly IS Homecoming Is “The Main Event” 16 Homecoming '83 started on Mon- day, September 19. The MC’s at coro- nation were Diana Hoffman and Mike Rebischke. Each day of the week was reserved for a different theme. Monday was hat day ; Tuesday was role- reversal day ; Wednesday was “punk day ; Thursday was 50’s day”; and, Friday was “blue and gold day . Curt Hohman received the award for “role- reversal day ; Deb Abbas was the best “punker ; and, Gene Dixon really knew how to slick down . Bill Sauers received Best Overall for his participa- tion each day. A pep assembly was held in the auditorium Friday morning. The annual Homecoming parade was on Friday afternoon. The floats receiv- ing special awards were seniors — Most Beautiful, juniors — Most Origi- nal and Best Overall, and eighth grade — Most Humorous. When asked if he had a comment about Homecoming, Master Wiebe replied, “The enthusi- asm this year rivaled the pep of years past. When Queen Kim was asked the same question she said, “It was great so many people took part in ‘hat day', 'punk day', and ‘role-reversal day' (especially the guys!!). UPPER LEFT Flower girl Andrea Nelson and crown bearer Robert Halverson UPPER RIGHT Queen Kim Moen and Master Darin Wiebe LOWER RIGHT Female royalty members Deb Abbas. Robin Eliason. Kim Moen. Val Beck, and Renae Markle look on at the covented Home- coming crown OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT Royalty members Scott Fossum and Robin Eliason OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT Royalty members Deb Abbas and Jett Schwartz. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT Royalty members Bill Rudolph and Renae Markle OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT Royalty members Val Beck and Shane Williams 17 UPPER LEFT: Leader of the Pack was chosen as the theme for the senior s award winning float It was named Most Beautiful by the judges The two greasers pictured are Brian Carlson and Rod Ludwig Also pictured is the Canton C-Hawk (Brad Stand- ley) UPPER RIGHT: During Homecoming week, a girls basketball game was held, with Master Darin Wiebe on hand to present the girls with the game ball Here Marsha Temple is shooting for two as Susan Irons looks on. 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Secretary Dianne Koopsma and Treasurer Curt Hoh- man The Juniors are looking forward to their last and final year at C H S Then they will all divide and go their seperate ways UPPER LEFT Juniors Jeff Crawford and Gene Dixon along with senior Brad Gill are really getting into their pmatas that they con- structed in Spanish class April Huizenga Michael Ingrbrigtson Susan Irons Joel James Eva Jones Don Jones Michelle Jones Rikke Jones Dianne Koopsma Zona Larson 21 Christopher Oliver Jett Pick Barbara Powell Shelly Schafer Jeff Sehr Loriann Shatter Patricia Swanson Melissa Taylor Marsha Temple Brad Thorson Shane VanBockern Gerald VanDeKieft Randy VanDeKieft Sharon VanDeVendei Patrick VanWhye Karen Viereck Tracey Walton Jody Wen bourne Kenneth Wieczorek UPPER RIGHT Brad Thorson is having his leg taped by Coach Jibben before a big game RIGHT Jeff Crawford running out to the bas- ketball court before a game while being cheered on by the CHS fans FAR RIGHT Junior. Carol Oakland, prepares sophomore. Tim Christopherson for the All- High plays 22 Sophomores Are “Rolling On” Photo Not Available Photo Not Available Photo Not Available UPPER Representing the sophomore class are Presi- dent. Kent Mulder. Vice-President. Mari Wissmk and Sec Treasurer Jill Markle Blair Aasen Rodney Aasheim Peggy Andersen Todd Baldwin Shaleen Beard Kathy Boch Steven Boggle Paul Bunkers Vicki Buysman Scott Carlson Timothy Chostopherson Jell DeJong Connie Eakes Mary Eich Dannielle Eie Tina Encksen Jeamne Fait Pat Fmstad Lisa Foland Kent Fossum Michael Fossum Pam Gerdes Tanya Gill Leif Grane Todd Goes Sandra Hansen Michelle Hardy Laurie Haugen Ruth Hill Donald Hilt David Hodgm Shawn Hofer Anne Hohman Kalli Hood Delbert Jacobs Pam Jacobsen David Jennings Mike Jones Rosalyn Kampen Jill Knutson Chnsti Kooima Chris Lease Barb Lien Heather Loken Jill Markle Charles Mathison Craig McCart Marla McConnell Diane McMurry Steve Menholt Raymond Miedema 24 Kent Mulder Kathy Myers Kristy Myers UPPER Mike Jones listens closely to the instruction that the coach gives before a big game LEFT Girls Varsity Basketball Cheerleader. Heather Lo- ken is showing us what she can do at one of the girts games Warren Navrude Lon Nelson Darin Oakland Jeff O'Connell Brian Peterson Kelly Petterson Mark Rebischke Kevin Rowe Bill Sauers Debbie Short Brad Silsby Richard Smith Ronda Smith Jason Siverson Patrick Starr Jill Steensland Shelly Stonefield John Theede Brenda Tiemann Michael Tottinger Karl Ulmer Sherry VanDeKieft Sadie Veldkamp Michael VerWey Mark Wegener Mari Wissmk Michael Wolthoff Freshmen Are “The Survivors” Edie Baird Daniel Baker Liz Baldwin Jennifer Bogue Brenda Boogerd Jodi Boyer Kathy Butler Brenda Buysman Edwin Carpenter Jeanne Cornelius Chris Crawford Deonne Decker Sara Derby Michele Dougherty Jonna Dykstra Linda Eich David Ekle Gregory Ekle Lisa Ekle Steve Espe!and Chrystal Fee Mitchell Fee Joleen Fmstad Lisa Fossum John Halverson 26 No Photo Available Victor Hamburg Don Hammer Susan Hansen Travis Hartland Lisa Hauge Mindy Heesch Keith Hemmmgson Angie Hepner Matt Hertmg Audra Hessaa Michael Johnson Tami Joyce Tammy Kampen Kelly King Michelle Kruse ABOVE The Freshmen start their journey through high school while their officers assist them along These are President. Jana VanWoudenberg. Vice-President. Don Hammer and Sec Treasurer Matt Hertmg No Photo Available K -i El il Michelle Larson Christie Lasley Elden Lasley Gaylon Lems Scott Ludwig Jeff McElroy Brian McEntee Brent McMurry Lorna Moncrief Georgia Mullmix Cathy Myrabo Kristine Nelson Crystal Palmer Karla Pederson Steve Petterson Sherry Plucker Sandra Rebischke John Remers 27 David Rhoadarmer Michelle Sauers Amy Scholle Amy Schultz Philip Schultz Chad Skiles Oflyn Sorlie Steve Spieker Ken Starr Cmdy Taylor Mark Thorson Peggy Toft Lesli Tollinger Kent Tompkins Tammy Tular Corey Ulnckson Holli VanBockern Jill Vanbockern Doug VanDeKiett Scott VanDeKiett Julie Nelson Jana VanWoudenberg Brett Williams Diane Winter RIGHT Michelle Sauers and Dan- ny Baker don't seem to think what Mike Johnson had to say was very interesting 28 Eighth Grade - On A Different “Wave Length” Kristie Aasheim Michelle Anderson Russell Aslesen Scot! Bakker Robin Baldwin Paige Becker Ed Beman Peggy Bergh Steve Boeymk Laura Bonacker Kyle Broughton Carne Carlson Eva Carlson Melody Conn Scott DeVos Karolyn Eakes Leon Eich Amy Eie Brian Ekel Angel Engel Nikke Englert Dannelle Ewoldt Jeff Fee Shelly Fossum David Garcia Jason Gibson Enc Hage Dewey Hansen DeAnn Hardy Brian Hauge Chris Haugo 29 Jill Haviiand Rhonda Hill Donald Hodgin Sheila Hoff Chns Hood Torey Jacobs Carrol (C W ) Johnson Timothy Jones Robert Kerr Dawn Krejci Kristin Kruse Candace Lien Richard Lundstrom Robin Mathison Karen McEntee Russell Miller Andy Mmihan Jason Moen Kari Mulder Andy Neiger Brian Nichols Shelly Oakland Liz Ofstad Susan Olsen Kan Olsen David Paulson Vicki Ralfs Michael Reed Bob Regier 30 OPPOSITE RIGHT Nikki Englert. Susan Olsen. Diane Schafer and Kris Kruse Carried out the Punk Rock Theme during Homecoming ABOVE: Seen at the Homecoming game were: Jason Moen. Steve Renli. Andy Neiger. Kenny Starr. David Paulson. Rob Reiger. David Viereck. Richi Lundstrom and Andy Mmihan Steve Renli Mike Robbins Dawn Roti Deann Schafer Michele Scholle Julie Schultz Susan Steensiand Serena Summey Kristin Swanson Russel Swanson Tom Theede Shad Thompson Michael Sehr Brad Severson Kelly Severson Becky Shatter Janae Smith Jeff Sp eker Brent Tieman Julie Torgerson Patti Trumm Michelle Tyrell Heidi Ulnckson Jason VanenTop Amy VerWey David Viereck 31 “Trading Places” David Aslesen Brel Austin Douglas Baker Kristie Bergsma Amy Blackstone ABOVE Seventh-grade class officers are (left to right) Jeremy VanWhye. Tony Englert. Doug Sehr. Renee McMurry. Amy Blackstone. Roxanne Dougherty LEFT Penme Espeland. David Aslesen and Bret Austin show enthusiasm at an assembly Mana Cornelius Jason Coyle Darcy Decker Kelli Decker Tim DeJong Cathy Dobbe Roxanne Dougherty Keith Ekle Tony Englert Palmer Ericksen Jason Esche Penme Espeland Shelly Feekes Jillayne Fossum Laura Garcia 32 Rickie Gefman Lance Gibson Sarah Gunther Matthew Hage Beth Hansen Michele Hartz Heide Herting Amy Heyden Lmda Hilt Matt Hilt Karri Hood Danny Johnson Eldn Johnson Susan Johnson Tim Keiser Paul Kock Tern Kooima Julie Lease Jill Lewis Vicki Ludwig Linda Luikens Came Maas Angie Marshik Michelle McKee Renee McMurry Kristin Mitchell David Morgan Amy Nelson Vicki Oliver Travis Palmer Lynn Paulson Kelly Peltier Eric Petterson Sheila Piucker Stacie Piueger Nicole Ralfs Leah Rathje Tim Rhead Krista Rhoadarmer Travis Rikansrud Kevin Riley Peggy Schultz Janei Schwartz Douglas Sehr Sally Short Becky Skinner Robert Skinner Michelle Smith Scott Stansbury Sherry Stengel Lisa Temple Julie Theede Brad Thornberg Scott Tollmger Tami Trumball Jane Ulmer Jeremy VanWhye Aaron Wegener Richard Ward David Wagner Jayne Wildeboer Denise Wilson Jerry Winter Marc Wotthoff Brian Jennings 34 Private Lessons UPPER RIGHT: Mrs Julie Day has been teaching junior high Language Arts for five years. She has also been involved in coach- ing seventh grade girls basketball and ju- nior high track. UPPER MIDDLE: Mrs Etta Swanson is from Garretson She has been at C H S. for three years. In the morning she teaches remedial reading and math at C.C.J.. and in the afternoon she does tutoring in the re- source room for high school and junior high. MIDDLE RIGHT Mr Dan Anderson teaches junior high science and math. He also coaches junior high track and assists with high school football and basketball LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs Foland has been teaching seventh grade English and So- cial Studies for four years. CENTER MIDDLE: Mr Wayne Hermsen teaches junior high math and coaches junior high girls basketball, track, and wrestling. LOWER RIGHT: In her ninth year at C H S.. Mrs. Rhoda Christensen teaches junior high social studies. She was born in Rupert. Idaho and enjoys traveling. LOWER LEFT: Teaching English and P E.. Mrs. Davis also fills her time advising cheer- leaders and assisting in junior high track and volleyball 36 UPPER LEFT Mrs. Cheryl Englert assists Miss Hass in the resource room. Her interests in- clude sewing, her children, and playing word games in the faculty lounge UPPER RIGHT Mr Freese heads the library department He went to college at USD. and is living in Vermillion now MIDDLi LEFT Miss Mona Hass has helped CHS students in the resource room for six years She also advises the ECHO MIDDLE RIGHT Mr Michael Coyle is teach- ing junior high and high school choir for his second year here He also directs the swing choir. LOWER LEFT Mr Terry Bong teaches gen- eral business, junior high PE and sophomore health and PE He also coaches cross coun- try and boys track LOWER CENTER: Mr Gordon Grimsrud teaches junior high science and coaches ju- nior high flag football and seventh grade bas- ketball LOWER RIGHT Mr Phil Hartz. the guidance counselor, is m his sixth year at CHS He was born m Ohio and is married with a son and a daughter. UPPER RIGHT: Ms Peggy Tschetter teaches accounting, shorthand, and freshman girls health and PE. She also coaches freshman girls basketball and assists volleyball and track MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Greg Noel is the art teacher at CHS He advises the annual and skies and makes pottery in his free time composition, and psychology teacher at CHS He also coaches girls basketball and volleyball LOWER RIGHT Mr Gary Schultz, who teaches English I. short story, novel, and American literature, also advises the all- high play MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr Glenn Siverson con- ducts junior high and high school band He has three children and has been at CHS for nineteen years. LOWER LEFT: For seven years. Mr Joe Haugen has been the English II. advanced UPPER LEFT: The biology. IPS. and human physiology teacher is Mr Robert Hefting. He also coaches girls varsity and freshman boys basketball, and assists track UPPER CENTER: In his first year at CHS. Mr Chuck Pritchett teaches Ag I. II. III. and IV. agri-business, and landscaping He also ad- vises FFA UPPER RIGHT Mr Marc Murren has been teaching at CHS for four years He teaches American government along with PE and health. He is the head coach for wrestling and assists football and track. MIDDLE LEFT Mr Burdell Coplan is in his twen- ty-ninth year at CHS. He now teaches speech, law. and sociology. He Is also head football coach MIDDLE RIGHT Mrs. Dorothy Trumm has been teaching English I and II. mass media, creative writing, and drama at CHS for eight years. She also advises oral interpretation and the senior play LOWER LEFT Mr Nordell Ekle is in his thirteenth year at CHS teaching Algebra I and II. computer programming, and fundamentals of math. T9 UPPER RIGHT: Mr Larry Oostra is in his first year at CHS teaching office education and typ- ing. He is also the girls track coach UPPER MIDDLE LEFT: Mr George Gross, along with being assistant principal, teaches Algebra I. geometry, and advanced math. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Julie Erickson is in her first year at CHS teaching basic science and Spanish I She enjoys all sports and piano LOWER MIDDLE LEFT Ms Debra DeBates teaches Home Ec. I and II. tailoring, marriage and family living, creative meal management, and independent living. She also advises FHA LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: This as the first year at CHS for Mr. Doug Rmkin. He was kept busy teaching physics, chemistry, and freshman IPS LOWER LEFT: Mr Robert Tupper. who has been with CHS since 1945. is now teaching Industrial Arts I. II. III. and IV LOWER RIGHT: Mr Jim Jibben teaches American history and world geography He also coaches freshman football and varsity boys basketball. The Administration Is “Stayin’ Alive” UPPER LEFT: Mr Earl Dean, a native of Sioux Falls, is currently in his seventeenth year as Superintendent of C H S. UPPER RIGHT: Assuming the role of prin- cipal for the last five years. Mr Dave Beckman enjoys travel, sports, and mu- sic. He has a wife and two children. MIDDLE LEFT: For the last four and a half years. Mr Bergerson has been Canton High School's business manager His in- terests include hunting, fishing, golf, and woodworking. BOTTOM The School Board consists of the following (sitting left to right) Mr Ter- ry Bergerson. Mr Dean Holman. Mr Paul Loe. Mrs. Phyllis Ellis. Mr Charles Kuehl. (standing left to right) Mr Earl Dean. Mr. Garnt VanDentop. Mr Bud Ulrickson. Mr Virgil Woltoff. Mr Dave Beckman, and Mr. John Eckert. Behind The Scene Workers UPPER RIGHT: Mr George Gross holds the position of assistant principal His home- town is Bridgewater. SD He is married and has four children MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr Beckman’s “Right- hand girl is Mrs. Nancy Lorenz Assuming the responsibility of Mr Beckman’s secre- tary. Nancy enjoys weaving and reading in her spare time. LOWER LEFT Lorena Freese has been here a year as a bookkeeper secretary in the business office She enjoys reading. sewing, and needlepoint LOWER CENTER: For the past four years. Marcia Albers has been taking care of Mr Dean’s business. She likes spending her time reading, listening to music, and sew- ing LOWER RIGHT Mrs. Loretta Hailing has been working as a secretary for the busi- ness office for the past eight years She likes watching sports and doing handy craft work 42 C-Hawks Make “All The Right Moves” The Hawks finished the 1983 season with 4 wins and 5 losses. Steve Hoff received the Trumman award for mak- ing the most tackles (66). Jeff Schwartz was the recipient of two awards — the Terry Hammond award for most yards gained (773), and the Ness award for M.V.P. The latter was voted on by the other teammates. Randy Wissink came close to tying the school record in interceptions. He nabbed seven and the record was eight. The players being named to the All-Conference team were Shane Wil- liams. Scott Fossum, and Jeff Schwartz. Bill Rudolph. Chuck Smith, and Brian Sehr received honorable mention. TOP (Left to Right-Bottom Row) Rob VanVeld- huizen. Scott Fossum. Scott King. Tim Mmihan. Brian Sehr. David Powell. Randy Wissink. Jeff Schwartz. Chuck Smith. Bill Rudolph. Shane Wil- liams. (Second Row) Mike Fossum. Greg Moen. Tim Christopherson. Scott Nelson. Curt Holman. Brian Neuharth. Steve Hoff. Brad Thorson. (Third Row) Kent Mulder. Paul Bunkers. Scott Carlson. Darin Oakland. Pat Starr. Mike VerWey. Mike Tollinger. Kevin Rowe. Ray Miedema. David Hodgm. (Fourth Row) Kelly Petterson. Reid Mathison. Kent Fossum. Chuck Mathison. and manager Dave Bierschbach Not shown are Jeff O'Connell. Mike Sauers. Delbert Jacobs. Brian Carlson. David Jennings. Pete VanWhye. John Theede. and manager Greg Fait MIDDLE: (Front Row) Seniors Scott King. Tim Minihan. Brian Sehr. Scott Fossum. Bill Rudolph. Rob VanVeldhuizen. Shane Williams. Dave Powell. Chuck Smith. Randy Wissink. and Jeff Schwartz Not shown are Mike Sauers and Brian Carlson LOWER RIGHT Jeff Schwartz takes off with the ball as the official throws a flag 44 TOP: The offensive line: (Front) Bill Rudolph. Rob VanVeldhuizen. Chuck Smith. Brian Sehr. David Powell. Pat Starr. Scott Nelson. Curt Hoh man. (Back) Shane Williams. Brad Thorson. Steve Hoff, and Jeff Schwartz. LEFT: The defensive line: (Front) Shane Williams. Chuck Smith. Scott Fossum. Brian Sehr. Rob VanVeldhuizen. David Powell. Scott Nelson. Bill Rudolph. (Back) Curt Hohman. Jeff Schwartz. Paul Bunkers. Brad Thorson. Steve Hoff, and Randy Wissmk. MIDDLE LEFT: 13 Brad Thorson passes the ball to 32 Jeff Schwartz. MIDDLE RIGHT Senior Scott King punts for the Hawks. LOWER LEFT: Curt Hohman prepares to get tackled LOWER RIGHT 84 Scott Fossum. 75 Rob VanVeldhuizen and 52 Brian Sehr tackle the opposing team's offense Elk Point Parkston Hamlin Brandon Beresford West Central Lennox Vermillion West Lyon CHS Opp 32 0 42 7 12 13 6 7 20 18 16 20 0 42 0 24 .26 .J 164 161 Mr. Burdell Coplan Coaches Hall Of Fame - 1984 A special honor was bestowed on Mr. Coplan this year with his induction into the South Dakota Coaches Hall of Fame. Mr. Coplan's coaching career has lasted for thirty years in various sports; and he has captured thirteen championships out of a possible twenty in football. Other coaching honors attained over the years include Siouxland Coach of the Year. Sports Writers Coach of the Year, South Dakota Sports Writers Coach of the Year, South Dakota Coaches Association Coach of the Year, District Number Seven Coach of the Year, and becoming a mem- ber of the U.S.D. Hall of Fame. Although coaching and sports fill much of Mr. Coplan's time, he still enjoys reading, hunting, golfing, and playing tennis in his spare time. 46 The Longest Yard The freshmen ended the 1983 sea- son with a 3-4 record. Their coach is Mr Jibben. The practice sessions con- sisted of warm-up exercises, throwing and catching passes, blocking and tackling, running plays, and learning new plays. Sometimes the freshman and sophomore squads played each other. Football involved a lot of hard work, but the thrill of competition made it all pay off. UPPER LEFT: (back row) Ed Carpenter. Galon Lems, (middle row) manager. Kent Tompkins. Steve Petterson. VJ Hamburg. Philip Schultz. Brent McMurry. Orlyn Sorlie. Corey Ulrickson. manager. Chad Skiles. (front row) Don Hammer. John Reiners. Mark Thorson. Brett Williams. Travis Hartland. Matt Hertmg. Brian McEntee. and Kelly King MIDDLE LEFT: The freshman boys line up for a play LOWER LEFT: Center. VJ Hamburg and quarter- back. Mark Thorson prepare to begin the action LOWER RIGHT The freshman Hawks are shown preforming an offensive attack. Lennox (OT) CHS 20 OPP 12 Brandon Valley 20 21 Sheldon 20 32 Vermillion 12 7 Beresford 6 28 West Sioux 46 6 O’Gorman 12 20 The boys cross country team con- sisted of 3 seniors, 5 juniors, 3 sopho- mores. and 3 freshmen. The boys worked hard during the season, which paid off when running at meets. Brad Casanova and Jay Siverson represent- ed Canton at the State Cross Country Meet held in Mitchell. They both did a great job. The girls cross country team was made up of 1 senior, 4 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. There were many hot days of running during practices and meets; but the girls managed to get through them. They ended their sea- son with Kris Myers and Lesli Tollinger qualifying for the state meet in Mitchell. TOP: The boys cross country team consisted of (front row) Shane VanBockern. Mike McElroy, Karl Ulmer. Craig McCart. Gene Dixon, (second row) Darin Wiebe, Jeff Sehr. Jay Siverson. Joel James. Jeff McElroy. (back row) Steve Spieker. Brad Gill. Brad Casanova. Rod Aashiem. and David Rhoadarmer CENTER: Jay Siverson and Joel James are run- ning strong. BOTTOM: Karl Ulmer and Craig McCart gave an extra effort at the end of the race. 48 Cross Country Is “On The Right Track” UPPER RIGHT The Canton Cross Country Meet was held at the Hiawatha Country Club Shown here are the girls awaiting the start of the race UPPER LEFT: Brenda Buysman “hangin’ tough” as she completes her run. LOWER LEFT: Kathy Myers just couldn’t wait to reach the finish line. LOWER RIGHT: (back row) Janie Sorlie. Brenda Buysman. Lesli Tollmger. Anne Hoh- man (front row) Kristi Myers. Kathy Myers. Cathy Myrabo. and Chris Lease 49 UPPER: Jay Siverson fights for a better finish than his Harrisburg opponent UPPER RIGHT Darin Wiebe struggles to end his run. RIGHT: Shane VanBockern runs like the wind to breeze past the others. OPPOSITE LEFT: Sophomore. Kathy Meyers, passes her Watchdog opponent OPPOSITE RIGHT: Lesli Tollmger looked relaxed while running at the cross country meet OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Janie Sorlie. bound for the finish line. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Anne Hohman strives for the finish line as anger flairs in her eyes 50 C-Hawks Are “Gone With The Wind” 51 One On One Girls varsity started the season out slow with a win and a loss. They closed the season with 6 wins and 12 losses. The effort put forth is what counts. Good job girls! ABOVE: Sonja Fnslie. Karen Viereck. Chris Carpenter. Susan Irons. Marsha Temple. Barb Powell. Dianne Koopsma. Laurie Haugen. Diana Hoffman. Mr Hertmg and manager. Vicki Buysman enjoyed their basketball season BELOW LEFT: Managers for the varsity girls this year are (front row) Jodi Boyer. Michelle Sauers, and Deb Short, (second row) Mary E� ch. and Vicki Buysman BELOW RIGHT: Susan Irons puts a new play into action by pass- ing it to Laurie Haugen 52 CHS Elk Point 49 Washington High 27 Brandon Valley 47 Lennox 43 Beresford 54 West Central 57 Lennox 46 Vermillion 33 Jefferson 26 West Central 43 Dell Rapids 58 Parker 59 Brandon Valley 49 Yankton 31 O'Gorman 31 BIG 8“ TOURNEY Brandon Valley 45 Elk Point 40 Beresford 51 OPP 43 75 37 62 47 63 57 42 57 73 41 66 48 75 38 56 46 40 UPPER LEFT Karen Viereck goes up for a re- bound as Diana Hoffman keeps an eye on the ball. UPPER RIGHT Diana Hoffman goes up for an- other two points LEFT: Susan Irons Is closely guarded as she adds two points for the C-Hawks 53 It All Starts Here For Girl’s B-Team The Canton High School girls B- team basketball squad ended their 1983 season with a winning record of 8-7. The months of hard work, includ- ing a couple of hot summer weeks, proved to be worth the effort. All the team members strived to put forth ev- ery ounce of energy to make the school proud. UPPER RIGHT Members of the B-team squad were (back row) Mari Wissmk. Jana VanWou- denberg. Pam Gerdes. Pam Jacobsen. Jill Van- Bockern. Michelle Kruse. Jennifer Bogue. Coach Haugen, (front row) Deonne Decker. Lisa Fos- sum. Jill Markle. Barb Lien, Kalli Hood, and Ron- da Smith. Not pictured is Tanya Gill MIDDLE LEFT Michelle Kruse shoots with confi- dence MIDDLE CENTER: Jill Markle drives for two. RIGHT Adding a field goal to the C-Hawk score is Kalli Hood. 54 Elk Point CHS 29 OPP 27 S.F. Washington 31 56 Brandon Valley OT) 38 43 Lennox 39 36 Beresford 55 28 West Central 34 49 Lennox 33 30 Vermillion 28 27 Jefferson 28 39 West Central 33 54 Dell Rapids 26 30 Parker 37 12 S.F. Lincoln 35 54 Lennox 40 27 Brandon Valley 35 31 O’Gorman 32 41 Freshmen Girls Make The Grade TOP LEFT Jennifer is sure to make a basket with technique like that! TOP RIGHT Michelle Kruse goes up for a bas- ket MIDDLE LEFT: The freshman girls listen carefully as Coacfr Tschetter instructs them on how to play against their opponents BOTTOM LEFT Members of the freshman team (left to right) Deonne Decker. Lisa Fossum. Mi- chelle Larson. Jana VanWoudenberg. Jill Van- Bockern. Michelle Kruse. Jennifer Bogue. Sherry Plucker. Kris Nelson. Brenda Boogerd. Linda Eich. Diane Winter, managers Jodi Boyer and Michelle Sauers BOTTOM RIGHT: Jana VanWoudenber is seen blocking her opponent. Elk Point WE 64 OPP 12 Lincoln Sophomore Reserves 34 30 Brandon Valley 27 20 Lennox 44 29 Washington Sophomore Reserves 39 26 West Central 42 35 Jefferson 41 21 Lennox (OT) 23 21 Jefferson 41 19 Beresford 39 11 Lennox 30 26 C-Hawks Soar To New Heights The 1984 CHS varsity volleyball team had a 4-12 match record. They participated in the first day of the Da- kota Dome tournament, but were un- able to go the second day. Letter win- ners were Laurie Haugen, Susan Irons, Michelle Jones, Dianne Koopsma, Barb Lien, Jill Markle, Pam Gerdes, Chris McCart, Carla McMurry, and Ka- ren Viereck. CENTER: Val Beck blocks a spike from the Other team with Susan Irons to back her up. BOTTOM RIGHT Team members ot the girls volleyball varsity team were (first row) Jill Markle. Barb Lien. Renae Markle. Chris McCart. (second row) Pam Gerdes. Michelle Jones. Laurie Hau- gen. Carla McMurry. (third row) Dianna Koopsma. Susan Irons, Val Beck, and Karen Viereck, (back) Coach Haugen. 56 UPPER RIGHT Chris McCart serves the ball during a game MIDDLE RIGHT Carla McMurry bunts the returning ball as team members Val Beck. Michelle Jones, and Renae Markle watch in anticipation BOTTOM LEFT Laurie Haugen returns the ball to the other side during warm ups ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Elk Point Beresford Jefferson Viborg St Marys Jefferson Flandreau Parker Jefferson Brandon Valley Jefferson Beresford Elk Point Lennox O’Gorman Lennox CHS OPP 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 3 0 2 2 0 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 2 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 57 The C-Hawks Came To Play UPPER RIGHT Shown here is Dianne Koopsma working diligently — like she always does. MIDDLE LEFT: Team members were (kneeling) managers Michelle Hardy and Ronda Smith, (standing) Chris Lease. Joy Hammer. Jill Markle. Barb Lien. Mari Wissink. Michelle Jones. Tanya Gill. Dianne Koopsma. Karen Viereck. and Coach Haugen Not pictured are Jenni- fer Bogue. Deonne Decker. Sherry Plucker. and Kris Nelson MIDDLE RIGHT Barb Lien serves the ball with determination. LOWER CENTER It takes two opponents to suppress one C-Hawk The junior varsity volleyball team ended the 1983-84 season with a winning record of 9-2. The team consisted of four juniors, five sopho- mores. and four freshmen. They were coached by Mr. Joe Haugen. Together they reaped the benefits of three months of hard, dedicated work by having a winning season. 58 The freshman volleyball team was commendable in their season with a record of 7-2. The toughest teams they faced were Parker and Beres- ford. The opponents were challeng- ing, but the C-Hawks did not give up on working for a victory. Much hard work and learning to work together made the team deserving to win. UPPER LEFT Sherry Plucker is in the act of serving UPPER CENTER Diane Winter gives it her all” while Jodi Boyer watches MIDDLE RIGHT The freshman team consisted of Deonne Decker. Karla Pederson Michelle Sauers. Brenda Boogerd. Sherry Plucker. Jennifer Bogue. Kris Nelson. Angie Hepner. Crystal Palmer. Linda Eich. Diane Winter. Jodi Boyer, and Coach Peggy Tschetter LOWER LEFT Brenda Boogerd and Crystal Palmer desperately try to return the ball Lennox Elk Point Jefferson Flandreau Parker Jefferson Brandon Valley Beresford Elk Point CHS 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 0 2 OPP s Freshmen Are A Chip Off The Block 59 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CHS Wrestlers Are “Hard To Hold” The wrestling season seems long but always ends too quickly for the team members. The varsity wrestlers had a dual record of 3-5 and placed very well in many tournaments: fourth at Akron, twelfth at Sioux Falls Lincoln, second at Rock Valley, fourth at West Lyon, and fifth at the Big Eight Conference. Mike McElroy was runner up at the Sioux Falls Lincoln Invitational. He, along with Don Hammer, qualified for the state meet. In team points the Can- ton wrestlers out-scored their oppo- nents 738-591. Coach Murren and as- sistant Coach Rinken, with the help of the four seniors: Darin Wiebe. Dave Powell, Scott Fossum, and Mike McEl- roy. led the team to a fine season. They kept the team striving for nothing but the best. TOP The varsity wrestling team for the '83-'84 season consisted of (back row) Coach Doug Rinken. Bill Rudolph. Gene Dixon. David Powell. Raymond Miedema. Scott Fossum. Pat Starr. Reid Mathison. Coach Marc Murren, (front row) Don Hammer. Brian Peterson, Mike McElroy. Darin Weibe. Jeff Sehr, Rich Smith, and Mike Tollinger MIDDLE Coach Murren tries to help revive CHS wrestler Pat Starr BOTTOM Raymond Miedema takes on his wor- thy opponent at wrestling practice 60 TOP LEFT Coach Murren gives Gene Dixon some advice TOP RIGHT; Reid Mathison goes after his oppo- nent MIDDLE RIGHT Raymond Miedema congratu- lates his teammate Darin Weibe BOTTOM and the winner is Don Ham- mer! 61 J.V. Wrestling The junior varsity wrestling squad had a fine season with much improvement. The J.V.’s were led by juniors Jeff Sehr and Gene Dixon; and sophomores Scott Carl- son. Kent Mulder. Chuck Mathison. and Rod Aasheim. UPPER RIGHT: Kent Mulder. J.V wrestler, takes his opponent down. MIDDLE RIGHT The wrestling cheerleaders (left to right) Tanya Gill. Patricia Swanson. Carol Oakland, and Barb Powell, help fire up the crowd and the CHS wrestlers BOTTOM The J.V. wrestling team for the '83-’84 season was (back row) Craig McCart. Kent Mulder. Kelly Petterson. Rod Aasheim. David Hodgm, (front row) Chuck Mathison. Jeff McElroy. Kevin Rowe. Scott Carlson, and Steve Speiker 62 C.H.S. Salutes Mr. Robert Tupper 1984 marked Mr. Robert Tupper's thirty-ninth year of devoted service to the Canton school system. Seventeen of those years (1959-1976) were as principal. From 1976 until 1984 he was the Industrial Arts instructor. From his start in teaching, in the fall of 1945, up to now he stayed at Canton. He has become a well-liked and respected fi- gure, not only in school, but also in the community. Now that he has retired, perhaps he will have more time to pur- sue his interests of woodworking, pho- tography, and travel. 63 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Just A Matter Of Time WE OPP Lennox 56 61 Madison 54 49 •Elk Point 65 54 Jefferson 63 36 Vermillion 50 40 O’Gorman 43 46 Vermillion 48 42 Beresford 52 51 Lennox 44 49 'Brandon Valley 56 63 • Beresford 44 49 Flandreau Indians 76 61 Flandreau Public 63 51 •Lennox 53 59 •Vermillion 43 48 West Lyon 52 50 ’West Central 54 46 'Brandon Valley 63 75 Todd County 72 69 Lennox 55 57 Indicates Conference Game UPPER LEFT: Boys Basketball managers were Philip Schultz. Chad Skiles. and Kent Tompkins. UPPER RIGHT Shane VanBockern goes for a lay-up during a pre-game warm-up. MIDDLE Members of the varsity squad were (Front Row) Steve Hoff. Coach Dan Ander- son. Coach Jim Jibben. and Greg Moen (Middle Row) Shane VanBockern. Brad Thor- son. Curt Holman. Jay Siverson. Joel James. Bill DenHoed. Rob VanVeidhuizen. Perry Fossum. Jeff Crawford, and Jeff Schwartz LOWER RIGHT Coach Jibben goes over the game plan with the team The 1983-84 basketball season was an outstanding one for the C-Hawks. All three teams (varsity, B-team, and freshmen) had winning seasons, with the records of 12-8, 12-4, and 11-4 respectively. Practice sessions consisted of prac- tice on ballhandling, offensive move, shooting, running, and coordination. The teams sometimes played against each other in practice to simulate actu- al competition. All the practice and hard work payed off, and enabled the C-Hawks to achieve several goals. These includ- ed a school’s record 77 points by the freshman team in a game against Yankton, the second place finish in the Big Eight Conference Tournament by the varsity team, and having two play- ers named to the All-Conference team. UPPER RIGHT: Curt Hohman takes a shot at a field goal. UPPER LEFT: Starting center for the C- Hawks. Rob VanVeldhuizen, is shown bat- tling his opponent for a jump ball MIODLE: The C-Hawks prepare their strategy for the second half of the game LOWER LEFT: Did it go in? 65 66 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ CHS OPP Lennox 64 62 Madison 42 38 Elk Point 48 29 Jefferson 48 30 Vermillion 54 50 S. F. O’Gorman 51 54 Brandon 43 48 Beresford 55 41 Flandreau Indians 43 57 Flandreau Public 52 49 Lennox 38 39 Vermillhon (OT) 52 45 West Lyon 57 59 West Central 55 30 Brandon 61 30 Todd County 63 46 UPPER RIGHT: Mike VerWey tries for two points. MIDDLE RIGHT: B-team members Gaylon Lems and Mike Jones hope for a steal UPPER LEFT: Kelly King. Greg Moen. Mark Thorson and Mike Jones listen to the game plan in the locker room. TEAM PICTURE: B-team members this year were (Front Row) Jay Siverson. Kelly King. Mark Thorson. Brett Williams. Matt Hertmg. and student manager Philip Schultz. (Second Row) student manager Kent Tompkins. Greg Moen. Darin Oakland. Mike Ver- Wey. Orlyn Sorlie. Joe Twedt. and student manager Chad Skiles. (Top Row) Coach Robert Hertmg. Mike Jones. Gaylon Lems. Brian McEntee. Eddie Carpen- ter. and Coach Dan Anderson Freshmen Score The freshmen boys basketball team had a shaky start this season, losing a controversial game to Madison by 1 point in O.T. and losing their second game to O’Gorman by 3 points. Then the team got back on the right track by winning 6 in a row, including a school record 77 points against Yankton. Then they lost one game before begin- ning a string of five consecutive victo- ries and losing their last game to Len- nox. They finished the year 11-4. On the average Gaylon Lems contri- buted 16 points per game and Matt Herting 12 points per game for the C- Hawks this season; and, leading the rebounding were Ed Carpenter and Gaylon Lems with 9 and 8 rebounds per game. Mark Thorson led the team in steals with 37 and Matt Herting led the team in assists with 71. As a team, the C-Hawks averaged an impressive 55.7 points per game, compared to their opponents' 40.2. The C-Hawks also out-rebounded opponents 38 to 28 rebounds per game. UPPER LEFT: Brian McEntee shoots a tree throw for the C-Hawks. UPPER RIGHT The freshman team prepares for the coming game MIDDLE: Freshman team members this year were (front row) Kelly King, Mark Thorson. Brett Williams. Matt Herting. manager. Philip Schultz, (second row) manager. Kent Thompkins, Orlyn Sorlie. Joe Twedet, manager. Chad Skiles. (third row) Coach Robert Herting. Gaylon Lems. Brian McEntee. Eddie Carpenter, and Coach Dan An- derson BOTTOM LEFT Freshman and B-team coaches Dan Anderson and Bob Herting watch the game BOTTOM RIGHT Mike VerWey goes up for a jump ball CHS OPP Madison (OT) 44 45 £ O'Gorman 38 41 West Lyon 67 Lennox 49 24 West Central 58 34 Yankton 77 67 £ Brandon Valley (OT) 40 39 Elk Point 58 24 Flandreau Indians 38 40 Lennox 52 40 Vermillion 58 45 West Lyon 67 42 Brandon Valley 59 «k Beresford 76 32 r Lennox 55 66 ■% 67 Hawks Stride For Victory UPPER LEFT: Enjoying the warmth of the afternoon. Lisa Poland. Mary Eich. Jill VanBockern. Jana VanWoudenberg. and Lesli Tollmger also have time to catch the action during the conference track meet MIDDLE LEFT: Chris McCart leads the pack over the first hurdle MIDDLE CENTER: Marsha Temple gives it her all while participating in the girls shot event at Brandon Valley UPPER RIGHT Michelle Kruse edges out her opponent in the 200 yard final. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ms Tschetter and Mi- chelle Kruse celebrate Michelle's victory m the girls 200 yard final BOTTOM RIGHT: Deonne Decker dis- plays the needed form for the girls hurdle events. 68 MIDDLE LEFT: Kathy Myers takes the ba- ton and sprints into the lead in the girls relay event MIDDLE RIGHT Susan Irons rounds the last curve and heads for the finish line BOTTOM LEFT: Showing the signs of a long race is Kathy Myers, after complet- ing the girls relay at the conference meet BOTTOM RIGHT Beginning the second leg of the girls relay race is Jana VanWou- denberg after receiving the baton from Lesli Tollinger Off And Running UPPER RIGHT The start of the boys 100 yard dash finds Travis Hartland striding toward the finish line. MIDDLE LEFT: Jay Siverson gives it his best effort at the close of the race MIDDLE RIGHT Style and determination are trade marks needed in the triple jump event Caught in his record setting jump of 40’7 is Steve Hoff who displays all these necessary traits. BOTTOM CENTER Mr Bong shows Travis Hart- land and Steve Spieker the finer points of getting the jump on the opponents BOTTOM RIGHT: Caught in flight is Matt Hertmg as he concentrates on the hurdles during prac- tice 70 UPPER LEFT Rich Smith is on his way down after completing a successful pole vault UPPER MIDDLE: Still able to pose for the cam- era after a long day at the conference track meet are Mike VerWey. Lisa Poland. Kent Tompkins. Mary Eich. Paul Bunkers. Rich Smith. Curt Hob- man. Tim Christopherson. Michelle Hardy. Mari Wissink. Tammy Tullar. and Chris McCart MIDDLE LEFT: Kevin Rowe keeps his eyes on the mark as he approaches the pole vault MIDDLE RIGHT Practice makes perfect, and here we find Kent Mulder putting in many hours in his event, the high jump BOTTOM LEFT Competing in the medley relay are Jay Siverson. Craig McCart. and Gaylon Lems LOWER RIGHT Karl Ulmer sprints toward the finish line in the 200 yard dash BOTTOM RIGHT With all the responsibilities of track manager. Kent Tompkins still finds time to relax between events 71 “The Pom-Pom Girls” Each May a group of girls from grades 8-11 try out for cheerleading. The judges consist of senior cheer- leaders, head coaches and a few se- lected Sioux Falls cheerleaders. Once the girls are chosen they start practic- ing and perfecting cheers and routines. This takes many long hours during summer vacation. Their advisor is Mrs. Davis, who helps them with making posters, choosing uniforms, and think- ing of new cheers. We should give a lot of credit to our cheerleaders for their support and time. UPPER RIGHT Varisty Football cheerleaders Dawn Gustafson. Deb Abbas, Val Beck, and Carla McMurry led the tans in cheering on the C-Hawks. MIDDLE: Karen Viereck. Jody Wenbourne. Lynda Hammerstrom. and Michelle Jones were this years Varsity Boys' Basketball cheerleaders LOWER RIGHT: Val Beck, Carla McMurry, Deb Abbas. Dawn Gustafson, and the C- Hawk mascot smile at the camera 72 UPPER LEFT The Varsity Girls' Basketball cheer- leaders were (back) Sheila Hersrud. Jill Steensland. (front) Heather Loken. and Pam Espeland UPPER RIGHT Wrestling cheerleaders (back) Car- ol Oakland. Tanya Gill, (front) Barb Powell and Pa- tricia Swanson ABOVE: The C-Hawks fans show their enthusiasm LOWER LEFT: Seen in action are the Girls’ Varsity Basketball cheerleaders 73 TOP The B-team Boys Basketball cheerleaders: (left to right) Barb Lien. Chris Lease. Lisa Po- land. and Anne Hohman MIDDLE LEFT Posing for the camera are the freshman cheerleaders (back) Jodi Boyer, (sec- ond row) Lisa Fossum, and Jana VanWouden- berg. (front) Michelle Kruse. MIDDLE RIGHT: The freshman cheerleaders are caught firing up the crowd LOWER LEFT Shown here are the B-team Girls Basketball cheerleaders (left to right) Amy Scholle. Crystal Palmer. Karla Pederson and An- gie Hepner 74 TOP Members of the CHS Drill Team this year were Lori Nelson. Tracy Eie. Annette Carlson. Brenda Tiemann. Shelly Schafer. The Drill Team's activities are. mainly, performing at ballgames. Claudia Carlstrom. Kay Riedlinger. Terri Trumm. and Audra Hes- and competing in drill team contests saa Same Time Next Year It’s Natural To CHS Artists The 1984 Regional High School Art Fair was held at Brandon Valley High School. Schools participating this year were Luverne. Canton. Brandon Val- ley. West Lyon, and Lincoln High School of Sioux Falls. Ribbon winners for Canton included Janet Ulmer. Da- vid Hodgin, Don Hilt. Tina Erickson, Mike Sauers, Lisa Foland. and Melissa Taylor. UPPER LEFT David Hodgm's water color. MIDDLE LEFT Don Hilt readies for the Art Fair MIDDLE CENTER Heidi Fedde's package con- cept was a requirement in design class MIDDLE RIGHT Janet Ulmer will catch your eye with her airbrush project BOTTOM LEFT Mike Sauer's illustration of a Alfa Romeo won him an award. BOTTOM RIGHT Flesh tones were the require- ment of this project, and Lisa Foland handled them with great care Echo For the second year, Lisa Beitzel headed the ECHO staff of freshmen through seniors. During the year the ECHO received two notable awards, including a state one for the page lay- out on several consecutive issues. Rec- ognition such as this made the week- to-week behind-the-scenes work worthwhile. Many unseen hours are put in for each issue in order to write, proofread, re-read, and arrange the editions. This year’s staff was com- prised of thirty-two writers and typists. Nine of these staffers were seniors. UPPER RIGHT Lorriann Schatter. Susan Brandsma. and Patty Getting are discussing the layout plans. MIDDLE RIGHT Advisor. Miss Hass, and editor, Lisa Beitzel. are in the midst of proofreading an article LOWER LEFT: Zona Larson. Lisa Beitzel. and Edie Baird take a break from their work at the Sioux alley News office to pose for a picture LOWER RIGHT Members of the ECHO staff were (front row) Georgia Mullimx. Lisa Hauge. Cindy Taylor, assistant editor. Missy Taylor. Jill Steensland. Jodi Boyer. Ruth Hill, advisor. Miss Hass, (second row) Sandra Rebischke. Amy Schultz. Chris McCart. Edie Band. Kathy Butler. Joyce Short. Chris Carpenter. Lorriann Shatter, Mike Wolthoff. (third row) Craig McCart. Zona Larson, assistant editor. Patty Getting. Susan Brandsma. Vicki Buysman. editor. Lisa Beitzel. Darin Wiebe. (back row) Mike Rebischke. Chuck Smith. Bruce Bogue. Jeff DeJong. Mike Tol- linger. and Scott Fossum. Annual Staff Has “Sudden Impact” Annual is one of the few extra-curricular activi- ties that lasts throughout the entire year, and, many times, into the summer months. It is the responsibility of the annual staffers to record the school year in pictures and words. This year work- shops were held nearly every Monday after school. They lasted from two to five hours each week. The staff members try their best to make a yearbook everyone can be proud of. UPPER LEFT: Members of the annual staff were (front row) Tami Joyce. Peggy Toft. Peggy Anderson. Mindy Heesch. (middle row) Cindy Taylor. Missy Taylor. Janie Sorlie. Joyce Short, Jody Wenbourne. (back row) advisor Greg Noel. Heidi Fedde and Mike Tollmger Not pictured is Jeanne Cornelius. UPPER RIGHT Joyce Short, editor, sketches a layout for this year's annual MIDDLE LEFT: Advisor Greg Noel and Jody Wenbourne put the finishing touches on a layout LOWER LEFT: Patricia Swanson and Missy Tay- lor. assistant editor, order pictures for the 1984 annual. 79 There were thirty-four CHS students who were stu- dent librarians under the direction of Dr. Robert Freese. There are many jobs and duties for the librarians, in- cluding helping process new books and the dreaded reading shelves. Even though they worked hard, they still had a good time! UPPER LEFT Sadie Veldkamp is busy typing cards for the library. UPPER RIGHT: Reshelvmg books is one of the many jobs done by student librarians like Shelley Johnson. MIDDLE RIGHT Dave Jennings and Mike Jones appear to be very busy BOTTOM RIGHT Student librarians this year are (back row) Pat Starr. Mike Jones. Tim Christopherson. Paul Bunkers. Scott King. Mark Wegner. Steve Briggle. Dave Jennings, (third row) Carla McMurry. Tanya Gill. Peggy Anderson. Head Librarian. Dr Robert Freese. Jim Minihan. (second row) Marla McConnell. Sadie Veld- kamp. Joy Hammer. Kristi Myers. Kathy Myers. Dawn Gustafson. Lynda Hammerstrom. Chris Lease. Val Beck, (front row) Mindy Heesch. Tami Joyce. Peggy Toft. Sandy Hansen. Ruth Hill. Kathy Butler. Barb Lien, and Robin Eliason Not pictured are Cindy Taylor. Missy Taylor. Terri Trumm. and Shelley Johnson. 30 “To Be Or Not To Be” In Oral Interpretation, contestants read short pieces of literature for a judge, and are given points in four areas: interpretation, voice, bodily ac- tion, and audience contact. Ratings are given on basis of points: Superior, Excellent, Good, Fair, and Average. Contestants participate in one of six sections: oratorical prose, serious in- terpretation of drama, serious interpre- tation of prose, poetry, humorous, or duet memorized interpretation. Partici- pants accumulated numerous awards. At the Vermillion contest, Joe Listopad won the Humorous division, and at Mitchell, he shared first place with Ruth Hill. Ruth went on to compete on the divisional level. UPPER LEFT: This year Oral Interp consisted ot (Front Row) Kathy Butler. Ruth Hill. Lorianne Shatter. (Middle Row) Pat Starr. Heather loken. Sandy Hansen. Joe Listopad. (Back Row) and advisors Mrs Trumm and Mr Freese LOWER LEFT: Joe Listopad practices his piece tor Oral Interpretation. UPPER MIDDLE: Performing her speech tor Oral Interp. is Sandy Han- sen. UPPER RIGHT: Ruth Hill practices in the library. 81 FHA Girls Make A “Splash” Families and Futures was the focus of the activities carried out by the Canton FHA chapter this year Activities centered on the families of today and preparation for future families Special events in this area were the annual children’s Christmas party, a program on teenage preg- nancy and birth defects conducted by a state PEP squad member, and a panel of mothers with children with special needs Mrs Bowling, foster children; Mrs Buysman. juvenile arthritis; and Mrs Tyron. Down’s Syndrome The chapter also conducted many school and social events; the football kidnap breakfast, a Homecoming spirit chain, a slave auction. Valentine carnation sale and a Sweetheart Dance The Canton chapter also had a successful year at the regional and state level. Nineteen chapter members partici- pated in thirteen different Action Activity Events at the State FHA Conference in April UPPER LEFT Kim Moen taste tests Carol Oak- land’s surprise UPPER RIGHT: FHA officers were Historian. Vicki Buysman; Vice-president. Barb Powell; President. Kim Moen; Parliamentarian. Jody Wenbourne; Recreation Leader. Lome Pearson; and Treasurer. Diana Hoffman Not pictured were Recreation Leader. Sandy Hansen; Report- er. Anne Hohman; and Secretary. Patricia Swan- son. MIDDLE; Diana Hoffman. Lon Livermore, and Lome Pearson received a certificate and plaque at the state conference in the exhibits and dis- plays category BOTTOM Lome Pearson. Carol Oakland. Lori Livermore, and Kim Moen prepare a bulletin board 82 TOP Members of the FHA were (first row) Anne Hohman. Chris Kooima. Jill Knutson. Jill Steens land. Brenda Buysman. Sandy Hansen. Ruth Hill, advisor Miss DeBates. (second row) Lon Liver- more. Pam Espeland. Carol Oakland. Teresa Ekle. Missy Taylor. Lynne Nelson. Amy Schultz, (third row) Sandra Rebischke. Barb Powell. Kim Moen. Patty Getting. Susan Brandsma. Vicki Buysman. Chris Carpenter. Lorriann Shatter, (fourth row) Lome Pearson. Diana Hoffman. Leslie Tollmger. Linda Eich. Angie Hepner. Tami Joyce. Peggy Tott. Michelle Hardy, (back row) Deb Short. Kns Nelson. Michelle Sauers. Susan Hansen. Georgia Mullmix. Mari Wissmk. Pam Ja- cobsen. and Pam Gerdes LOWER LEFT The FHA advisor is Deb DeBates LOWER RIGHT Jill Petterson student taught Home-Ec and assisted Miss DeBates with FHA 83 “Children Of The Corn” The FFA are kept busy throughout the year. In the classroom they learn about different breeds of cattle and about welding and woodworking. They have money raising projects to finance their many trips. TOP RIGHT FFA officers were (left to right) Scott King. Vice-president; Paul Veldkamp. Treasurer; Pat Starr. Secretary; Shane Williams. President; Heather Loken. Recorder; and Chris Oliver. Sentinel. BOTTOM Members of FFA were (back row) Steve Jandl. Chris Oliver. Perry Fossum. Billy Eckert. Randy VanNoort. Mark Roti. Jeff Pick. Kenny Wieczorek. (fifth row) instructor Mr Prit- chett. Brian Carlson. Reed Mathison. Gene Dix- on. Pete VanWyhe. Jim Mimhan. Craig Solem. Randy VanDeKieft. Shane Williams, (fourth row) Steve Menholt. Kent Mulder. Mike Fossum. Tim Chrrstopherson. Kent Fossum. Pat Starr. Steve Espeland. Greg Hemmmgson. Paul Veldkamp, Rod Ludwig, (third row) Blair Aasen. Chuck Mathison. Keith Hemmingson. Jeff DeJong. Don Hammer. Mike Johnson. Kelly King, (second row) Leif Grane. Kelly Petterson. Brad Silsby. Steve Briggle. Ed Carpenter. Scott King. Corey Ulnckson. O.J. Sorlie. Joey Twedt. (first row) Chris Crawford. Phil Schultz. Brent McMurry. Jo- leen Finstad. Heather Loken. Brad Standley. Scott VanDeKieft. and Doug VanDeKieft 84 UPPER LEFT: Pete VanWyhe and Floppy (Ran- dy VanDeKiett) show cooperation UPPER RIGHT Here we see Chris Oliver and Jeff Pick working diligently MIDDLE LEFT Mr Pritchett is lending Paul Veld- kamp a helping hand MIDDLE RIGHT: Jim Mmihan shows off his skills in fixing an engine BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Mmihan tries to pull the school away while Randy VanDeKiett gives di- rections 85 Singing “The Natural” Thing To Do It was an eventful year for choir members. Besides the three concerts, they attended a contest at Vermillion, a choral festival at Parker, and the Swing Choir participated in the Coyote Jazz Festival at Vermillion. They even found time to raise 3,000 dollars. TOP: The members of the CHS choir for the 1983-84 school year were (first row) Tammy Tul- lar. Kevin Rowe. Lesli Tollmger. Jeff McElroy. Edie Baird. Lisa Foland. Corey Ulrickson. Tammy Kampen. Mike McElroy. Karla Pederson. Joel James. Mary Eich, Don Hammer. Sandy Hansen, (second row) Susan Hansen. Sara Derby. Rosalyn Kampen. Mike Fossum, Angie Hepner. Mike VerWey. Lisa Beitzel. Michelle Har- dy. Blair Aasen. Diane Winter. Mike Tollmger. Anne Hohman. Darin Oakland, (third row) Mari Wissink. Sonja Frislie. Karen Viereck. Brent McMurry. Lisa Hauge. Curt Hohman. Scott Fos- sum. Michelle Jones. Patty Getting. Pam Espe- land. Jana VanWoudenberg. Lisa Fossum. Su- san Brandsma. (fourth row) Michelle Kruse. Su- san Irons. Eddie Carpenter. Steve Hoff. Peggy Anderson. Dianne Koopsma. Patricia Swanson. Brad Gill. Steve Spieker. Philip Schultz. Chad Skiles. Shelly Schafer. Diane McMurry. Val Beck, and Deb Abbas BOTTOM Members of the sophomore triple trio were (front row) Sandy Hansen. Lisa Foland. Rosalyn Kampen. (middle row) Mari Wissink. Diane McMurry. Michelle Hardy, (back row) Peg- gy Anderson. Anne Hohman. and Mary Eich. 86 TOP: Soloists from the choir were Karla Peder- son. Jana VanWoudenberg. Mike Fossum. Lisa Beitzel. Michelle Hardy, and Lisa Foland MIDDLE LEFT The sophomore triple trio per- formed at the Spring Pops Concert. MIDDLE RIGHT Michelle Hardy is in the spot- light as she performs her solo at the pops con- cert BOTTOM LEFT Deonne Decker, on the saxo- phone. accompanied Mike Fossum with his solo BOTTOM RIGHT Pianists for the choir were Su- san Irons. Deb Abbas. Karla Pederson. Jana VanWoudenberg. and Susan Brandsma TOP Mike Fossum performs his choir solo as Deonne Decker on saxophone. Blair Aasen on traps, and Deb Abbas and Susan Irons on piano accompany him. MIDDLE LEFT: Jana VanWoudenberg has her moment as she sings a solo. MIDDLE CENTER Lisa Beitzel performs her solo — “Faithfully. MIDDLE RIGHT Presenting another soloist from the CHS choir — Lisa Foland. BOTTOM Mr Coyle directs the Boys Chorus at the pops concert. Members were (front row) Ed- die Carpenter. Steve Spieker. Kevin Rowe. Mike McElroy. Chad Skiles. Scott Fossum. Curt Hoh- man. Brent McMurry. Don Hammer, (back row) Brad Gill. Joel James. Mike VerWey. Corey Ul- rickson. Mike Tollinger. Darin Oakland. Blair Aa- sen. Mike Fossum. Philip Schultz, and Jeff McEl- roy TOP These were the members of the Swing Choir for the 1983 84 school year Curt Hoh- man. Val Beck. Scott Fossum. Michelle Jones. Mike McElroy. Lesli Tollmger. Mike Fossum. Jana VanWoudenberg. Mike VerWey. Pam Espeiand. Brad Gill. Deb Abbas. Steve Hoff. Lisa Beitzel. Mike Tollmger. and Karla Pederson. MIDDLE LEFT Deb Abbas receives her National School Chorus Award from Mr Coyle as mem- bers of the choir look on. MIDDLE RIGHT: The National School Chorus Award was presented to Scott Fossum by Mr Coyle as the choir applauds him BOTTOM LEFT Mike Tollmger and Karla Peder- son performed a duet at the Spring Pops Con- cert BOTTOM CENTER Mike Fossum made the Na- tional Honors Choir 89 Band Is Alive With The “Sound Of Music” The Canton High School Band was involved in many activities this year. They received second place in march- ing competition, and the Wind Ensem- ble performed with Robert Kase at the SDEA meetings. The band gave three concerts. Students also competed in the regional instrumental contest in Vermillion. Sixteen students made All- State Band, and four made All-State Orchestra. The band also competed in a national contest at the University of Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls. UPPER RIGHT The band officers this year were president. Mike Rebischke; vice-president. Ran- dy Wissmk; sophomore representative. Blair Aa- sen; freshman representative. Kris Nelson; sec- retary. Michelle Jones; and junior representative. Susan Irons. MIDDLE RIGHT: Students receiving superior rat- ings on their solos at the regional contest in Vermillion this year were (front row) Kim Moen. Lisa Beitzel. Lisa Poland. Cathy Myrabo. Deonne Decker. Jeanne Cornelius, (middle row) Lisa Fossum. Marla McConnell. Missy Taylor. Chris McCart. Scott Fossum. Rod Aasheim. Jay Siver- son. (back row) Michelle Kruse. Lezlie Hammer. Mike Wolthoff. Sandra Rebischke. Leif Grane, and Eric Grane LOWER RIGHT The members of the CHS stage band were (front row) Deb Abbas. Susan Irons. Jill Markle. Joy Hammer. Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson. Leif Grane, (middle row) Rod Aasheim. Jay Siverson. Scott Carlson. Joe Listopad. Bill DenHoed. (back row) Mike Rebischke. Scott Fossum. Karla Pederson. Michelle Jones. Laurie Haugen and Mike Fossum. LOWER LEFT: Susan Brandsma and Michelle Larson received a superior rating on their duet at contests UPPER LEFT Kim Moen. Michelle Larson. Susan Irons, and Deb Abbas received a one on their clarinet ensemble UPPER RIGHT The percussion ensemble members were (front row) Ken Wieczorek. Deb Abbas. Corey Ulrickson. Anne Hohman. (back row) Lisa Foland. Blair Aasen. Chris McCart. Chuck Mathison. Jill VanBockern. and Scott Fossum MIDDLE: Members of the Canton High School Band during the 1983-84 school year were (first row) Lisa Foland. Susan Brandsma. Missy Taylor. Marla McConnell. Dianne Koopsma. Lisa Fossum. Renae Mar- kle. Michelle Hardy. Angie Hepner. Crystal Palmer, (second row) Deb Abbas. Kim Moen. Susan Irons. Michelle Larson. Amy Schultz. Marsha Temple. Michelle Kruse. Patty Get- ting. Cathy Myrabo. Lezlie Hammer. Chris Lasley. Jill Steensland. Teresa Ekle. Jonna Dykstra. Pam Jacobsen. Kris Kooima. (third row) Holli VanBockern. Jeanne Cornelius. Christy Carpenter. Tammy Tullar. Jan Hardy. Ronda Smith. Zona Larson. Lynda Hammer- strom. Don Hammer. Jodi Boyer. Edie Baird. Brian Peterson. Steve Spieker. Lisa Beitzel. Eric Grane. Leif Grane, (fourth row) assistant director Vince Aughenbaugh. Lori Livermore. Tanya Gill. Jill Knutson. Lesli Tollinger. San- dra Rebischke. Jill Markle. Joy Hammer. Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson. '•non-member Darin Wiebe. Randy Wissink. Jeff McElroy. Mari Wissink. Jennifer Bogue. Kevin Rowe. Jeff Schwartz. Bill Rudolph. Eddie Carpenter. Phil Schultz. Bill DenHoed. Joe Listopad. Scott Carlson, (back row) Chuck Mathison. Ken Wieczorek. Corey Ulrickson. Blair Aa- sen. Chris McCart. Jill VanBockern. Anne Hohman. Mark Rebischke. Carol Oakland. Mike VerWey. Patricia Swanson, non-mem- ber Bruce Bogue. Reid Mathison. Mike Fos- sum. Laurie Haugen. Michelle Jones. Pam Espeland. Mike Rebischke. Karla Pederson. Scott Fossum. Ray Meidema. Steve Espe- land. Chuck Smith. Gaylon Lems. Kent Tompkmgs. Brent McMurry. Craig Solem. Jana VanWoudenberg. Mike Wolthoff. Rod Aasheim. Jay Siverson. and director Glenn Siverson UPPER LEFT Mr Siverson becomes the victim of a practical joke at the Spring Pops” Concert UPPER RIGHT: Joy Hammer. Leif Grane. Deonne Decker, and Kris Nelson played in the saxophone quartet at contests. MIDDLE RIGHT: Members of the Brass Choir were Mike Rebischke. Joe Listopad. Scott Carl- son. Rod Aasheim. Jay Siverson. Mike Fossum. Pam Espeiand. and Michelle Jones LOWER LEFT Susan Brandsma and Lisa Foland played a duet at contests. LOWER RIGHT Members of the clarinet quartet were Michelle Kruse. Marsha Temple. Amy Schultz, and Jeanne Cornelius. 92 UPPER LEFT: The Woodwind Quintet consisted of Lezlie Hammer. Patty Getting. Deb Abbas. Lisa Poland, and Lisa Beitzel UPPER RIGHT: Rod Aasheim and Jay Siverson received a one rating on their trombone duet MIDDLE LEFT: The members of the Brass Quin- tet were Mike Rebischke. Scott Fossum. Jay Si- verson. Steve Spieker. and Pam Espeland. LOWER LEFT: Tammy Tullar. Holli VanBockern, Jodi Boyer and Chris Carpenter played in the clarinet quartet. LOWER RIGHT: The members of the trombone quartet were Scott Carlson. Joe Listopad. Rod Aasheim. and Jay Siverson. 93 “A Star Is Born” This year the annual All-High Play consisted of two plays. There was a large turnout this year and after several hours of tryouts, fourteen students were selected. The rehearsals lasted for a month and consisted of practicing one scene repeatedly and breaks backstage with refreshments. Last minute preparations included checking over the lines and costumes and ma- keup. The first play entitled “Oh Baby , was about a boy who takes a substitute babysitting job and the complications that arise. The second play French Toast”, was about a young man who dreams that he is en- gaged to two women at once, and the fiasco that results. All the students in- volved, from the stage crew to the ac- tors enjoyed the play even though it was hard work and all contributed to making the plays a success. UPPER RIGHT Bill DenHoed. Mari Wissink, Mike Jones. Chris Kooima and Jill Steensland act out their parts in the play “French Toast . ABOVE: Rehearsing their roles for Oh Baby are Amy Schultz (standing). Jodi Boyer, and Lisa Foland. RIGHT: Cast members are (back row) Pat Starr as Percy, and Bill DenHoed as Charlie Brown (Middle row) Ruth Hill as Ada, Tim Christopher- son as a guest. Brent McMurry as Jimmy, Lisa Foland as Linda Lou. Jill Steensland as a guest, and Amy Schultz as Mrs Dreh (Front row) Jodi Boyer as Tara. Heather Loken as Madame Jones as Stoney Jones. Mari Wissmk as DeTour. Anne Hohman as Nanette. Mike Nancy and Pam Espeland as Mrs Smith. 94 UPPER LEFT Brent McMurry. Pat Starr, and Ruth Hill perfect their lines during a dress re- hearsal for “Oh Baby'' MIDDLE LEFT Putting the finishing touches on their performances are Mari Wissink. Anne Hoh- man. Mike Jones. Heather Loken and Pam Espe- land. LOWER LEFT: Jill Steensland. Tim Christopher - son. Bill Den Hoed and Mike Jones seem to be enjoying themselves as they rehearse for “French Toast . RIGHT Mari Wissink and Chris Kooima look on as Mike Jones memorizes his lines. Stars Are Born The class of ’84 performed M A S H as its senior play. The sen- iors proved to be quite talented as no such venture has been attempted in past years. Almost every person in the class and even two juniors cooperated in the production. It is important to re- member, however, that not everyone who participated was seen on stage. Nearly one-half of those involved were backstage running lights, curtains, sounds, and applying make-up. The play was a success and everyone had a aood time. TOP Members of the M A S H cast were (left to right) Janet Ulmer. Terri Trumm. Diana Hoff- man. Lisa Snyders. Shane Williams. Bill Rudolph. Tim Mmihan. Bruce Bogue. Joe Listopad. Randy Wissmk. Don Kaarre. Jeff Schwartz. Scott Pos- sum. Rob VanVeldhuizen. Mike Rebischke. Rob- in Eliason. and Darin Wiebe Other seniors who participated but are not pictured were Val Beck. Twyla DenHoed. Bill Eckert. Teresa Ekle. Perry Possum. Brad Gill. Eric Grane. Dawn Gustafson. Lynda Hammerstrom. Sheila Hersrud. Shelly Johnson. Scott King. Rod Ludwig. Renae Mar- kle. Chris McCart. Mike McElroy. Carla McMurry. •Kim Moen. Lisa O'Connell. Lome Pearson. David Powell. Kay Riedlinger, Scott Roetzei. Mark Roti. Mike Sauers. Brian Severson. Joyce Short. Chuck Smith, Randy VanNoort. and Paul Veld- kamp MIDDLE LEPT: Sheila Hersrud smiles as she takes dying David Powell's pulse MIDDLE RIGHT Klinger (Don Kaarre) poses for the camera in his favorite spring outfit. BOTTOM Bruce Bogue enjoys having make-up put on and. of course. Lorrie Pearson loves to put it on him. % TOP LEFT: Members of the lighting crew were Scott Roetzel. Randy VanNoort. Mick Tyrell. Bill Eckert. Perry Fossum, and Mark Roti TOP RIGHT: Kim Moen touches up Mike McEl- roy's make-up. MIDDLE LEFT: Hawkeye (Bruce Bogue) shows Miss Randazzle (Kay Riedlmger) who is boss! MIDDLE RIGHT: Rob VanVeldhuizen. alias Gen- eral Hammond, gives the camera his authority look BOTTOM LEFT: Cast members Mike Rebischke. Joe Listopad. Bill Rudolph. Rob VanVeldhuizen. Bruce Bogue. and Randy Wissmk take a break. 97 Handing Down The Verdict TOP Members of the Student Council this year are (front row) freshmen. Kris Nelson and Angie Hepner. (second row) sopho- mores, Rod Aasheim and Lisa Foland. (third row) juniors. Sharon Van De Vendel. Jeff Sehr. and Brian Neuharth. (back row) and seniors. Val Beck, Renae Markle. Shane Williams, and Scott Fos- sum. LOWER RIGHT: The officers for the Student Council are Vice- President Jeff Sehr. President Val Beck, and Secretary Renae Markle The primary duties of this years student council were keeping the current constitution and by laws up to date, planning homecoming activities, and the selection of a homecoming theme. Mr. Beckman ad- vises the student council and remains the guiding light in decision making. 98 “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner” The 1984 Junior Senior Banquet marked several changes in format. This year it was held on Friday, April 18, a change from the normal Saturday date. Also, to spark new student inter- est. the juniors made and read a prophecy about each senior; and, each senior willed something to a ju- nior. Most everyone enjoyed this change and, hopefully, it will continue next year. Since the juniors are respon- sible for the banquet, they had to vote on a theme. This year they chose “Put- tin’ on the Ritz. UPPER LEFT: Waiters and waitresses for the Banquet were (back row) Mike Fossum. Paul Bunkers. Mike Jones. Mike VerWey. Kent Mulder, (front row) Jill Markle. Mari Wissmk. Pam Jacobsen, Anne Hobman. and Pam Gerdes MIDDLE LEFT: Waiters and waitresses for the Banquet were (back row) Mike Tollmger. Scott Carlson. Rod Aasheim. Rich Smith. Jay Siver- son. (front row) Vicki Buysman. Barb Lien. Lau- rie Haugen. Jill Steensland. and Mary Etch LOWER LEFT: This group of senior girls is very talented They can gossip and eat at the same time. LOWER RIGHT Laurie Haugen, sophomore waitress, pours Diana Hoffman some more wa- ter 99 UPPER LEFT: Rob VanVeldhuizen. Bruce Bo- gue. Diana Hoffman, and Deb Abbas read the junior wills. MIDDLE LEFT Susan Irons wants her food NOW! UPPER RIGHT: Dianne Koopsma and Sharon VanDeVendel read the seniors prophecies LOWER RIGHT Shown here is one of the junior murals. 100 “Dressed To Kill” The responsibility of the Prom goes to the seniors. They chose a Hawaiian theme. During Prom week, each night was spent drawing and painting murals or stringing streamers. The students who sacrificed their evenings to help decorate should be commended. They did a great job. UPPER LEFT When these senior guys looked through their closets, this was all they could find to wear! Senior boys: (left to right) Chuck Smith. Bruce Bogue. Bill Rudolph. Shane Williams. Joe Listopad. Randy Wissink. Mike Rebischke. Darin Wiebe. and Dave Powell MIDDLE Jennifer Bogue and Mike Rebischke show us their pearly whites, while Joe Listopad shows us his worried look. LOWER LEFT: Darin, you’re supposed to look at Heidi not your feet! LOWER RIGHT Chuck Smith and Pam Gerdes seem to be enjoying themselves UPPER LEFT: The Nebraska based band that played for Prom was called Force. MIDDLE LEFT Mike Tolhnger. Mari Wissink. and Mary Eich are busy telling jokes; but all Paul Bunkers wants to do is dance UPPER RIGHT Mike Ingebrigtson and Tina Ericksen are tearin’ up the floor. LOWER RIGHT These ' sharp dressed men are juniors Mike Ingebrigtson. Scott Nelson. Dave Bierschbach. Greg Moen. Jeff Crawford, and Brad Casanova 102 “The Graduates” Commencement exercises were held May 20 at 2:30 p.m. in the high school armory. There were sixty-eight graduating sen- iors. Pastor Julian Erickson pro- nounced the invocation and benediction. Addresses were giv- en by Diana Hoffman, Bruce Bo- gue, and Mr. Robert Tupper. Some seniors played in the band or sang in the choir for the last time. The CHS band played se- lections from “The Wiz”; and the Mixed Chorus sang “Cool Change — quite appropriate for the occasion. BOTTOM The seniors receive final instructions from Mr Dave Beckman, principal I Seniors Receive Advice UPPER LEFT: Shelly Johnson helps Deb Abbas with her tassel UPPER RIGHT Bruce Bogue entertained the crowd with his own special type of humor LOWER LEFT: Mr Robert Tupper gave a more serious speech LOWER RIGHT Diana Hoffman talked both of the past and what the future may hold 104 UPPER LEFT Veronica Brenner. Renae Bergh. Val Beck, and Bruce Bogue turn in their caps and gowns following graduation UPPER RIGHT Joe Listopad receives his diplo- ma from school board members Virgil Wolthoff and Phyllis Ellis. MIDDLE LEFT: Dawn Gustafson found gradu- ation to be a very emotional experience MIDDLE RIGHT Veronica Brenner and Lome Pearson are walking across the armory toward their seats as the crowd watches LOWER LEFT: The seniors waited m the upper hall tor graduation ceremonies to begin 105 “All The Right Stuff” Some students received special hon- ors, but did not get their picture taken. They are as follows: Girls State dele- gates were Susan Irons, and Patty Get- ting with alternates Pam Espeland and Barb Powell; Boys State delegates were Steve Hoff, Curt Hohman, Joel James, Shane VanBockern, and alter- nate Jeff Sehr; those making All-State Band were Leslie Hammer, Deb Ab- bas, Susan Irons, Michelle Larson, Mi- chelle Kruse, Jeanne Cronelius, Kim Moen, Tammy Tullar, Eric Grane, Karla Pederson, Jay Siverson, Jana Van- Woudenberg, Mike Wolthoff, Scott Fossum, and Chris McCart; those mak- ing All-State Orchestra were Deb Ab- bas, Chris McCart, Lezlie Hammer, Jay Siverson, and David Rhoadarmer. UPPER RIGHT These girls received special hon- ors tor their efforts in basketball Karen Viereck received an honorable mention to the All-Confer- ence team. Marsha Temple made All-Confer- ence. and Diana Hoffman received an honorable mention MIDDLE LEFT: Chuck Smith. Joyce Short. Scott Fossum, Joe Listopad. and Chris McCart re- ceived the Presidential-Academic Fitness Award for meeting the President's academic standards MIDDLE RIGHT Juniors chosen for the National Honors were Patty Getting, Lezlie Hammer. Curt Hohman, Susan Irons. Dianne Koopsma, and Barb Powell 106 UPPER LEFT Those qualifying for the State Cross Country Meet were Jay Siverson. Lesli Tollinger. Kris Myers, and Brad Casanova MIDDLE LEFT Rob VanVeldhuizen. Chuck Smith, and Kim Moen were the seniors chosen for the National Honors Society LOWER LEFT In football three special awards are given Jeff Schwartz was the recipient of two of them — the Terry Hammond and the Ness (MVP) Awards Steve Hoff received the Trum- man Award LOWER RIGHT Two CHS wrestlers qualified for the State Meet — Don Hammer and (not pic- tured) Mike McElroy MIDDLE RIGHT The CHS band supported the Hawks in two ways — with their instruments and their voices 107 UPPER RIGHT: Curt Hohman and Brad Thorson were named to the basketball All-Conference team. MIDDLE: Those making the football All-Confer- ence team and honorable mention were Bill Ru- dolph. honorable mention; Shane Williams. All- Conference; Chuck Smith, honorable mention; Scott Fossum. All-Conference; Brian Sehr. hon- orable mention; and Jeff Schwartz. All-Confer- ence LOWER LEFT Rich Smith. Jay Siverson. Shane VanBockern. Jeff Schwartz, and Kelly King at- tended the State Track Meet LOWER RIGHT Michelle Kruse was the only girl to qualify for the State Track Meet UPPER LEFT Mr Murren is showing the fresh- man gym class how to get down. ’ Canton 10« UPPER LEFT Those who attended All- State Chorus were (back) Scott Fossum. Brad Gill (front) L� sa Beitzel. Susan Brandsma. and Patty Getting. Not pic- tured are Pam Espeland. Mike Rebischke. and Jeff Schwartz LOWER LEFT: Scott Fossum received the Bousch and Lomb Award for outstanding academic achievement in the science and math departments. LOWER RIGHT Jeff Schwartz. Kim Moen. Deb Abbas, and Bill Rudolph re- ceived All-All-High Letters, the highest award a student can receive UPPER RIGHT Steve Hoff set a new school record of 40’7 in the triple jump 109 UPPER RIGHT The Cindy Schuttlefel Memo- rial Award is given to the junior with the high- est grade point average for the first three years of high school. This year s recipient was Joel James. 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Brenda- 26, 55. 59 Boyer, Jodi- 26, 52, 59, 74, 78, 91, 93, 94 Brandsma, Susan- 20. 78, 83, 86, 87. 90. 91. 92, 109 Brenner, Veronica- 5, 105 Briggle, Steve- 23, 80, 84 Broughton, Kyle- 29 Bunkers, Paul- 23, 44, 45, 71, 80, 99, 101, 102 Butler. Kathy- 26, 78, 81. 90. 102 Buysman, Brenda- 26. 49, 83 Buysman, Vicki- 23. 52, 78, 82. 83, 99. 100 Carlson, Annette- 5. 76 Carlson, Brian- 5, 13, 18, 84 Carlson, Carrie- 29 Carlson, Eva- 29 Carlson, Scott- 23, 44, 62, 90, 91, 92, 93, 99 Carlstrom, Claudia- 20. 76 Carpenter, Claudia- 20, 76 Carpenter, Chris- 20, 52, 78. 83, 91, 93 Carpenter, Ed- 26, 47, 66, 67, 84, 86, 88, 89. 91 Casanova, Brad- 20, 48. 102, 107 Christopherson, Tim- 23, 44, 71, 80, 84, 94, 95 Conn, Melody- 29 Cornelius, Jeanne- 26, 90, 91. 92 Cornelius, Maria- 32 Coyle, Jason- 32 Crawford, Chris- 26, 84 Crawford. Jeff- 20, 64, 65. 102 Decker, Darcy- 32 Decker, Deonne- 26, 54, 55, 59, 68. 87, 88. 90, 91, 92 Decker, Kelli- 32 DeJong, Jeff- 78, 84 DeJong, Tim- 23, 32 DenHoed. Bill- 20. 64, 90, 91. 94. 95 DenHoed, Twyla- 5. 103 Derby, Sara- 26, 86 Dixon, Gene- 15, 20, 48, 60, 61, 84 Dobbe, Cathy- 32 Dougherty, Chris- 6, 13, 14 Dougherty, Michelle- 26 Dougherty, Roxy- 32 Dykstra, Jonna- 26 Eakes. Connie- 23 Eakes, Carolyn- 29 Eckert. Bill- 6. 12, 84. 97 Edwards, Todd- 6, 12 Eich, Leon- 29 Eich, Linda- 26. 55, 59, 83 Eich, Mary- 23, 52, 68, 71, 86, 87, 99, 101, 102 Eie, Amy- 29 Eie, Dannielle- 23 Eie. Tracy- 20, 76 Ekle, Brian- 29 Ekle. David- 26 Ekle, Greg- 26 Ekle, Keith- 32 Ekle, Lisa- 26 Ekle. Teresa- 6. 83, 91. 99. 105 Eliason, Robin- 6, 17, 80, 96. 99 Engel, Angel- 29 Englert, Nikki- 29, 30, 32 Englert, Tony- 32 Ericksen, Palmer- 32 Ericksen, Tina- 23, 102 Esche, Jason- 32 Espeland, Pam- 20, 73, 83, 86, 89. 91. 92. 93, 94, 95 Espeland, Pennie- 32 Espeland, Steve- 26, 84, 91 Ewoldt. Danelle- 29 Fait. Greg- 20 Fait, Jeanine- 23 Fait, Karlynda- 6 Fedde. Heidi- 79, 101 Fee, Chrystal- 26 Fee, Jeff- 29 Feekes, Shelly- 32 Finstad, Joleen- 26, 84 Finstad, Pat- 23 Foland, Lisa- 23, 68, 71, 74. 86. 87, 88, 90, 91. 92, 93. 94. 98 Fossum, Jillayne- 32 Fossum, Kent- 23, 44, 84 Fossum, Lisa- 26. 54, 55, 74, 86. 90. 91 Fossum, Mike- 23. 44, 84. 86. 87, 88. 89. 90, 91. 92. 99 Fossum, Perry- 6, 64. 65, 84, 97 Fossum, Scott- 6. 12, 17, 44, 45, 60, 78, 86, 88. 89, 90. 91, 93, 96. 98, 103. 106, 108, 109 Fossum, Shelly- 29, 46 Frislie. Sonja- 20, 53, 86, 100 Garcia, David- 29 Garcia, Laura- 32 Gerdes, Pam- 15. 23, 54, 56, 83, 99. 101 Getman, Rickie- 33 Getting, Patty- 20, 78, 83. 86, 91, 93, 106. 109 Gibson, Jason- 29 Gibson, Lance- 33 Gill. Brad- 6. 48, 86, 88, 89, 109 Gill. Tanya- 23, 54. 58. 62. 73. 80. 91 Grane, Eric- 7, 90, 91 Grane, Leif- 23, 90. 91, 92 Gries, Todd- 23 Gunther, Sarah- 33 Gustafson, Dawn- 7, 13. 14, 72, 80, 105 Hage. Eric- 29 Hage. Matt- 33 Halverson, John- 26 Hamburg, VJ- 27, 47 Hammer, Don- 27, 47, 60, 61, 84. 86. 88, 91, 107 Hammer, Joy- 20, 58. 80, 90, 91. 117 92 Hammer, Lezlie- 20, 90, 91, 93, 106 Hammerstrom, Lynda- 7, 14, 72. 80, 91. 103 Hansen. Beth- 33 Hansen, Dewey- 29 Hansen, Sandra- 23, 80, 81, 83, 86, 87 Hansen, Susan- 26. 27, 83, 86 Hardy, DeAnn- 29 Hardy, Jan- 20, 91 Hardy, Michelle- 23, 58, 71, 83, 86, 87. 91 Hartland, Travis- 27, 47, 70 Hartz, Michele- 33 Hauge, Brian- 29 Hauge, Lisa- 27, 78, 86 Haugen, Laurie- 24, 52, 56, 90, 91, 99 Haugo, Chris- 29 Haviland. Jill- 30 Heesch, Mindy- 27, 79, 80 Hemmingson, Greg- 7, 84 Hemmingson, Kieth- 27, 8- Hepner, Angie- 27, 59, 74, 83, 91, 98 Hersrud, Sheila- 7, 14, 73. 96 Herting, Heidi- 33 Herting. Matt- 27, 47, 66, 67, 70 Hessaa, Audra- 27, 76 Heyden, Amy- 33 Hill. Ronda- 30 Hill, Ruth- 24, 78, 80, 81, 83, 94, 95 Hilt, Don- 24, 77 Hilt, Linda- 33 Hilt. Matt- 33 Hodgin, Dave- 24. 44, 61, 62 Hodgin, Don- 30 Hoeppner, Candace- 7, 99 Hofer, Shawn- 24 Hoff, Sheila- 30 Hoff, Steve- 20, 44. 45, 64. 64, 70. 86, 88, 89, 107 Hoffman, Diana- 7, 14, 52, 53, 73. 82, 83, 96. 99, 100, 104, 105, 106 Hohman, Anne- 24, 49, 51, 74, 83, 86. 87, 91, 94. 95, 99 Hohman, Curt- 20, 44, 45, 64, 65, 71. 86, 88. 89. 106, 108, 110 Hood, Chris- 30 Hood, Kalli- 24, 54 Hood, Karri- 33 Huizenga, April- 21 Ingebrigtson, Mike- 21, 63, 102 Irons, Susan- 16, 21, 52, 53. 56, 57, 69, 86, 87, 88, 90, 91, 100, 106 Jacobs, Delbert- 24, 44 Jacobs, Torey- 30 Jacobsen, Pam- 24, 54, 83, 91, 99 James, Joel- 21, 48. 64, 65, 86, 88. 110 Jandl. Steve- 7, 84, Jennings, Brian- 34 Jennings, Dave- 24, 80 Johnson, (CW) Carol- 30 Johnson, Dan- 33 Johnson, Eldri- 33 Johnson, Mike- 27, 28, 84 Johnson, Shelly- 14, 80, 104 Johnson, Susan- 33 Jones, Don- 21 Jones. Eva- 21 Jones, Mike- 24, 66, 80, 94, 95, 99 Jones, Michelle- 21, 56, 57, 58, 72, 86, 89, 90. 91, 92 Jones, Rikke- 21 Jones, Tim- 30 Joyce, Tami- 27, 79, 80. 83 Kaarre, Don- 7, 13, 14, 96 Kampen. Rosalyn- 24, 86. 87 Kampen, Tammy- 27, 86 Keiser, Tim- 33 Keer, Rob- 30 King, Scott- 8, 13. 44, 45, 80, 84 King. Kelly- 27, 47, 66, 67, 84 108 Knutson, Jill- 24, 83, 91 Kock, Paul- 33 Kooima, Chris- 24, 83. 91, 94. 95 Kooima, Terri- 33 Koopsma, Dianne- 21, 52, 56, 58, 86, 91, 100, 101, 106 Kregci, Dawn- 30 Kruse, Kris- 30 Kruse, Michelle- 27, 54, 55. 68, 74, 80, 90, 91, 91. 108 Larson, Michelle- 21. 27, 55, 90 91 Larson, Zona- 78, 91 Lasley, Christi- 27, 91 Lasley, Elden- 27 Lease, Chris- 24, 49, 58. 74, 80 Lease, Julie- 33 Lems, Gaylon- 27, 47, 66, 67, 71, 91 Lewis, Jill- 33 Lien, Barb- 24. 54. 56, 58, 74, 80, 99 Lien, Candace- 30 Listopad. Joe- 8. 12, 14, 81, 90 91, 92. 93. 96, 97, 101. 103, 105, 106 Livermore. Lori- 21, 82, 83, 91, 105 Loken, Heather- 24. 73, 84, 94 95. 101 Ludwig, Rod- 8, 16, 84, 97 Ludwig, Scott- 27 Ludwig, Vicki- 33 Luikens, Linda- 33 Lundstrom, Rich- 30 Maas, Carrie- 33 Markle, Renae- 8, 17. 56, 57. 91, 98 Markle, Jill- 23, 24, 54, 56, 58, 90, 91. 99 Marshik, Angie- 33 Mathison, Chuck- 24, 44, 62, 84 91 Mathison, Reid- 21, 44, 60, 61. 84, 91 Mathison, Robin- 30 McCart, Chris- 8, 56, 57, 68, 71, 78. 90, 103, 106 McCart. Craig- 24, 48, 62. 71, 78 McConnell, Marla- 24, 80, 90, 91 McElroy, Jeff- 27, 62, 86, 88, 91 McElroy, Mike- 8, 48, 60, 86, 88 89, 97, 103 McEntee, Brian- 27, 47, 66. 67 McEntee, Karen- 30 McKee, Michelle- 33 McMurry, Brent- 27, 47, 84, 86, 88. 91, 94, 95 McMurry, Carla- 8. 13, 56. 57, 72, 80, 99. 105 McMurry, Diane- 24, 86, 87 McMurry, Renee- 32, 33 Menholt. Steve- 24, 84 Miedema, Ray- 24, 44. 60. 61, 91 Miller, Russell- 30 Minihan, Andy- 30, 31 Minihan, Jim- 21, 80, 84, 85 Minihan, Tim- 8, 12, 13, 16, 44, 80. 96, 105 Mitchell, Kris- 33 Moen, Greg- 21. 44, 64, 65, 66, 102 Moen, Jason- 30, 31 Moen, Kim- 8, 13, 16, 82, 83, 90. 91. 103, 105, 107, 109 Moncrief, Lorna- 27 Morgan, David- 33 Mulder, Kari- 30 Mulder, Kent- 23, 24, 44, 62. 84, 99 118 Mullinix, Georgia- 27, 78, 83 Myers, Kristi- 49, 24, 80, 107 Myers. Kathy- 24, 49, 51, 68, 69, 80 Myrabo, Cathy- 27, 49, 90, 91 Navrude, Warren- 25 Neiger, Andy- 30, 31 Nelson, Amy- 33 Nelson, Kris- 27, 55, 59, 83, 90, 91, 92, 98 Nelson, Lori- 25, 76 Nelson. Lynne- 21. 83 Nelson, Scott- 21, 44, 45. 102 Neuharth, Brian- 21, 44, 98 Nichols, Brian- 30 Oakland. Darin- 25, 44, 66, 67, 86. 88 Oakland. Carol- 21, 22, 73, 62. 82. 83, 91 Oakland, Shelly- 30 O’Connell, Jeff- 25 O’Connell, Lisa- 9 Ofstad, Liz- 30 Oliver, Chris- 22, 84, 85 Oliver, Vicki- 34 Olsen, Susan- 30 Olson, Kari- 30 Palmer, Crystal- 27, 59, 74, 91 Palmer, Travis- 33 Paulson, David- 30, 31 Paulson, Lynn- 34 Pearson, Lorrie- 9, 15, 82, 83, 96, 99, 103, 105 Pederson, Karla- 27, 59, 74, 86, 87, 89. 90, 91 Peltier, Kelly- 34 Penning, Tami- 9, 105 Petterson, Eric- 34 Petterson, Kelly- 25. 44. 62 Peterson, Brian- 25, 60. 91 Petterson, Steve- 27, 47 Pick, Jeff- 22, 84, 85 Plucker, Shelia- 34 Plucker, Sherry- 27. 55, 59 Plueger, Stacie- 34 Powell. Barb- 22, 52. 62. 73, 82, 83, 106 Powell, Dave- 9. 13, 44, 45, 60, 96. 101 Ralfs, Nicole- 34 Ralfs, Vicki- 30 Rathje, Leah- 34 Rebischke, Mark- 13. 25, 91 Rebischke, Mike- 9, 12, 13, 78, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 101 Rebischke, Sandra- 27, 73, 78, 83, 90, 91 Reed, Mike- 30 Regier, Rob- 30, 31 Reiners, John- 27, 47 Renli, Steve- 31 Rhead, Tim- 34 Rhoadarmer, Krista- 34 Rhoadarmer, David- 28, 48 Riedlinger, Kay- 9, 73, 76, 97, 103 Rikansrud, Travis- 34 Riley, Kevin- 34 Robbins, Mike- 31 Roetzel, Scott- 9, 14, 97 Roti, Dawn- 31 Roti, Mark- 9, 14, 84, 97 Rowe. Kevin- 25, 44, 62, 71, 86, 88, 91 Rudolph, Bill- 9, 12. 13, 14. 16, 17, 44, 45, 60, 91. 96, 97, 101, 103, 108, 109 Sauers, Michelle- 14, 28, 52, 59, 83 Sauers. Bill- 15, 23 Sauers, Mike- 10, 13, 44 Schafer, Deann- 30, 31 Schafer, Shelly- 22, 76, 86 Scholle, Amy- 28, 74 Scholle. Michele- 31 Schultz, Amy- 28, 78, 83, 91, 92, 94 Schultz, Julie- 31 Schultz, Peggy- 34 Schultz, Philip- 28, 47, 66, 64, 67, 84, 86, 88, 91 Schwartz, Janel- 34 Schwartz, Jeff- 10. 12, 13, 17, 44. 45, 64, 65, 91. 96, 103, 107, 108, 109, 110 Sehr, Brian- 10, 13. 44. 45, 108 Sehr, Doug- 32, 34 Sehr, Jeff- 22, 48. 60, 98 Sehr, Mike- 31 Severson, Brad- 31 Severson, Brian- 10, 13, 14 Severson, Kelly- 31 Shatter, Becky- 31 Shatter, Lorianne- 22, 31, 78, 83 Short. Deb- 25, 52, 83 Short, Joyce- 4, 15, 73, 78, 79, 106 Short, Sally- 34 Silsby, Brad- 25, 84 Siverson, Jay- 25, 48, 50, 64. 66, 70. 71. 90, 91. 92, 92. 99, 107, 108 Skiles, Chad- 28, 47, 66, 64, 67, 86, 88 Skinner, Becky- 34 Skinner, Rob- 34 Smith, Chuck- 10, 13. 14, 44, 45. 78. 91, 101, 103, 106, 107, 108 Smith, Janee- 31 Smith, Shelly- 33, 34 Smith, Rich- 25, 60. 71, 99, 108 Smith, Ronda- 25, 54, 58, 91 Snyders, Lisa- 10, 12, 15, 73, 96, 103 Solem, Craig- 10, 80, 84, 91 Sorlie, Janie- 10, 51, 49, 79 Sorlie, Orlyn- 28, 47, 66, 67, 84 Spieker, Jeff- 31 Spieker, Steve- 28, 48, 62, 70, 86. 88. 91. 93 Standley, Brad- 10, 16. 84 Standbury, Scott- 34 Starr, Ken- 28, 31 Starr, Pat- 25. 44, 45, 60, 80, 81, 84, 94, 95 Steensland, Jill- 25, 73, 78. 83, 91, 94. 95, 99 Steensland, Susan- 31 Stengel, Sherry- 34 Stonefield, Shelly- 25 Summey, Serena- 31 Swanson, Kris- 29, 31 Swanson, Patricia- 22, 62, 73, 79, 86. 91 Swanson, Russ- 31 Taylor, Cindy- 28, 78, 79 Taylor, Missy- 22. 79, 78. 83, 90, 91 Temple, Lisa- 34 Temple, Marsha- 16, 22, 52, 68, 91. 92, 106 Theede, John- 25 Theede, Julie- 33, 34 Theede, Tom- 31 Thompson, Shad- 31 Thornberg, Brad- 34 Thorson, Brad- 22, 44, 45, 64. 108, 110 Thorson, Mark 28. 47, 66, 67 Tiemann, Brenda- 25, 76 Tiemann, Brent- 31 Toft, Peggy- 28. 79, 80. 83 Tollinger, Leslie- 28, 49, 51. 69, 83, 86, 89. 91. 107 Tollinger, Mike- 25, 44, 60, 78, 79, 86, 88, 89, 99, 100, 102 Tollinger, Scott- 34 Tompkins, Kent- 28. 47, 64, 66, 67, 71. 91 Torgerson, Julie- 31 Trumball, Tami- 34 119 Trumm, Patti- 31 Trumm, Terri- 11, 13, 14, 96, 99 Tullar, Tammy- 28, 71, 86, 89, 91, 93 Twedt, Joe- 66, 67, 84 Tyrell, Mick- 11, 97 Tyrell, Michelle- 31 Ulmer, Jane- 34 Ulmer, Janet- 11. 12. 14, 15, 73, 96 Ulmer, Karl- 25, 48, 63. 71 Ulrickson, Corey- 28. 47, 84, 86, 88, 91 Ulrickson, Heide- 31 VanBockern. Holly- 28 VanBockern, Jill- 28, 54, 55, 68, 91 VanBockern, Shane- 22, 48, 50, 64, 65, 108 VanDeKieft, Doug- 28, 84 VanDeKieft, Gerald- 22 VanDeKieft, Randy- 22. 84, 85 VanDeKieft, Scott- 28, 84 VanDeKieft, Sherry- 25 VanDeKieft, Tammy- 11 VanDenTop. Jason- 31 VanDeVendel, Sharon- 22. 98, 100 VanNoort, Randy- 11, 14. 84, 97, 103 VanVeldhuizen, Rob- 11, 12. 13, 44, 45, 64, 65. 96, 97, 100, 103, 107, 110 VanWyhe, Jeremy- 32, 34 VanWyhe, Pete- 22, 84, 85 VanWoudenberg, Jana- 27, 28, 54. 55. 74, 68, 69. 86. 87, 88, 89, 91 Veldkamp, Paul 11, 84, 85 Veldkamp, Sadie- 25, 80 VerWey, Amy- 31 VerWey, Mike- 25, 44, 66. 67, 71, 86, 88, 89, 91, 99 Viereck, Dave- 29, 31 Viereck, Karen- 22, 52, 53, 56, 58, 72. 106 Wagner. David- 34 Walton. Tracey- 22 Ward, Rich- 34 Wegener, Aaron- 34 Wegener, Mark- 25, 30 Wenbourne, Jody- 22, 72, 79, 82, 83 Wiebe, Darin- 4, 16. 48, 50, 60, 61. 78. 91, 96, 101 Wieczorek, Ken- 22, 84, 91 Wildeboer, Jayne- 34 Williams. Brett- 28, 47, 66, 67 Williams, Shane- 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 44, 45. 84, 96. 98. 101, 108 Wilson, Denise- 34 Winter, Diane- 28, 55, 59, 86 Winter, Jerry- 34 Wissink, Mari- 23, 25, 54. 58, 71. 83. 86, 87. 89, 91. 94, 95. 99. 102 Wissink, Randy 11. 12, 44, 45, 90, 91, 96. 97. 101, 103 Wolthoff, Marc- 34 Wolthoff, Mike- 25, 78. 90. 91 Mrs. Albers- 42 Mr. Anderson- 36, 64, 66, 67 Mr. Beckman- 41 Mr. Bergerson- 41 Mr. Bong- 37 Mrs. Christensen- 36 Mr. Coplan- 13, 39, 46 Mr. Coyle- 37. 88, 89 Mrs. Davis- 36 Mrs. Day- 36 Mr. Dean- 41 Ms. DeBates- 26, 83 Mr. Ekle- 39 Mrs. Englert- 37 Mrs. Erickson- 40 Mrs. Foland- 36 Mrs. Lorena Freese- 42 Mr. Freese- 37, 80, 81 Mr. Grimsrud- 37 Mr. Gross- 40, 42 Mrs. Hailing- 42 Mr. Hartz- 37 Miss Hass- 37. 78 Mr. Haugen- 15. 38, 54, 56, 58 Mr. Hermsen- 36 Mr. Herting- 39, 52, 67 Mr. Jibben- 40, 64, 65 Mrs. Lohrenz- 42 Mr. Murren- 39, 60, 61 Mr. Noel- 38, 79 Mr. Oostra- 40 Mr. Pritchett- 39. 84, 85 Mr. Rinken- 40. 60 Mr. Schultz- 38 Mr. Siverson- 38, 91. 92 Mrs. Swanson- 36 Mrs. Trumm- 39, 81 Miss Tschetter- 38, 55, 59 Mr. Tupper- 40, 63, 104 120