Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

BACKTRACKIN’ VOLUME XXXVIII CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON. S.D. 1984-85 Editor: Melissa Taylor Staff: Jodie Boyer, Tracy Asst. Editor: Cinty Taylor Farnsworth, Michelle Larson, Advisor: Greg Noel Cathy Myroabo, Jody Wenbourne Staff Artist: Heidi Fedde Seniors Student Life and Classes Faculty and Administration Contents Sports Activities Ads and Index Content 1 Our lives are greatly influenced not the once in a lifetime events. by the minor happenings of each It is to these trivial events day. It is the trivial things that that the 1984-85 yearbook is dedi- shape and mold our characters. cated. What class is moving up to higher ground? Blair Aasen Rod Aasheim Peggy Anderson Todd Baldwin Katherine Boch Steve Briggle Paul Bunkers Vicki Buysman Scott Carlson Tim Christopherson Jeff DeJong Lesa Duerkes Connie Eakes Mary Eich Danmeile Eie Tina Ericksen Tracy Farnsworth Lisa Poland MIDDLE LEFT: Jill Markle shows off Shane VanBockern’s pajamas. MIDDLE RIGHT: Officers; Brad Silsby. Kent Mulder. Mike Tollinger. Scott Carlson. Kent Fossum Michael Fossum Pam Gerdes Tanya Gill Leif Grane Todd Gries 4 Juniors Michelle Hardy Glenda Harms Laurie Haugen Ruth Hill Donald Hilt David Hodgin Anne H oh man Kalli Hood Pam Jacobsen David Jennings Michael Jones Rosalyn Kampen Jill Knutson Christi Kooima UPPER LEFT: Pam Gerdes and Mari Wissink are working hard at the computer. MIDDLE LEFT: Blair Aasen has complete control of his drumsticks. Paula Kroger Chris Lease Barb Lien Heather Loken Jill Markle Chuck Mathison Craig McCart Marla McConnell Diane McMurry Steve Menholt Raymond Miedema Mane Motzko Kent Mulder Kathy Myers Kristy Myers Juniors 5 Which class has 11 guys on the varsity football squad? UPPER LEFT: Pam Gerdes really has some moves to show her classmates. UPPER RIGHT: Kevin Rowe gives the teacher his complete attention. Lori Nelson Darin Oakland Jeff O'Connell Brian Peterson Kelly Petterson Kevin Rowe Bill Sauers Debbie Short Brad Silsby Jason Siverson Richard Smith Ronda Smith Jill Steensland Shelly Stonefield John Theede Brenda Tiemann Michael Tollinger Karl Ulmer Sherry VanDeKieft Sadie Veldkamp Mike VerWey Mark Wegener Mari Wissink Mike Wolthoff 6 Juniors Who’s halfway around the board? Edith Baird Daniel Baker Elisabeth Baldwin Jennifer Bogue Brenda Boogerd Jodi Boyer Kathy Butler Brenda Buysman Ed Carpenter Chris Crawford Deonne Decker Sara Derby Michele Dougherty Jonna Dykstra Linda Eich David Ekle Greg Ekle Lisa Ekle Steve Espeland Chrystal Fee Jolene Finstand Lisa Fossum Robert Freese Victor Hamburg Don Hammer Travis Harttand Sophomores 7 Which class has the most boys on the b-team basketball squad? Lisa Hauge Mindy Heesch Keith Hemming son Angie Hepner Matthew Herting Audra Hessaa Delbert Jacobs Michael Johnson Tami Joyce Tammy Kampen Kelly King Michelle Kruse Michelle Larson Christie Lasley Elden Lasley Gaylon Lems Scott Ludwig Jeff McElroy Brian McEntee Brent McMurry Ryan Miller Lorna Moncrief Georgia Mullinix Cathy Myrabo Kris Nelson Aaron Olson Crystal Palmer Laurie Parson Karla Pederson Steve Petterson 8 Sophomores Sherry Plucker John Reiners David Rhoadarmer Michelle Sauers Amy Scholle Amy Schultz Philip Schultz Chad Skiles Orlyn Sorlie Steve Spieker Jaci Sterud Cindy Taylor Mark Thorson Peggy Toft Lesli Tollinger Kent Tompkins Tammy Tullar Joe Twedt Corey Ulrickson Holli VanBockern Jill VanBockern Doug VanDeKieft OPPOSITE PAGE. MIDDLE LEFT: Crystal Palmer jumps high for the C-Hawks. OPPOSITE PAGE. MIDDLE RIGHT: David Rhoadarmer makes like computer whiz. MIDDLE RIGHT: What does Kris Nelson think she is doing? Whatever it is. she sure has an impish grin on her face! Scott VanDeKieft Jana VanWoudenberg Diane Winter Sophomores 9 What class is new in the game? Kristie Aasheim Michelle Anderson Russell Aslesen Scott Bakker Robin Baldwin Paige Becker Peggy Bergh Steve Boeyink Kyle Broughton Carrie Carlson Eva Carlson Melody Conn Scott DeVos Karolyn Eakes Leon Eich Cindy Eie Brian Ekle Nicole Englert Dannelle Ewokit Jeff Fee Shelly Fossum David Garcia Jason Gibson Eric Hage LOWER RIGHT: Officers for the freshmen are Susan Olsen, secretary treasurer; Shelly Oakland, president; and Rich Lundstrom. vice-president. LOWER LEFT: Sheila Hoff is shown demonstrating her basketball skills. 10 Freshmen DeeAnn Hardy Brian Hauge Jill Haviland Ron da Hill Don Hodgin Sheila Hoff Chris Hood Torey Jacobs Carroll Johnson Timothy Jones Robert Kerr Shannon Kirsch Dawn Krejci Kristin Kruse Candace Lien Rich Lundstrom Kellie Lundt Robin Mathison Karen McEntee Russell Miller Andrew Minihan Jason Moen Kari Mulder Andy Neiger Brian Nichols Shelly Oakland Elizabeth Ofstad Susan Olsen UPPER LEFT: Susan Steensland and Patti Trumm are working hard on an IPS experiment. LOWER LEFT: You can see how deeply in- volved Andy Neiger is in what Mr Ekle is saying. Freshmen 11 Kari Olson David Paulson Vicki Rails Michael Reed Rob Regier Steven Renli Michael Robbins Dawn Roti Deann Schafer Michele Scholle Julie Schultz Michael Sehr Brad Severson Kelly Severson Becky Shatter Janae Smith Jeff Spieker Susan Steensland Serena Summey Kristin Swanson Russell Swanson Thomas Theede Shad Thompson Brent Tiemann Julie Torgerson Patti Trumm Michele Tyrrell Heidi Ulrickson 12 Freshmen TOP: Kelly Petterson displays his “hot wheels at Thunder Valley in August. MIDDLE LEFT: A common sight in the halls of CHS during 1985: a circle of hackeysack players. Mike Robbins. Rich Smith. Scott Carlson, and Kent Mulder MIDDLE RIGHT: Inge wants you! LOWER LEFT: Estelle Carde and Corey Ulrickson rock at the Homecoming Dance. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Moen crowns a teary- eyed Karen Viereck homecoming queen of 1984-05 What’s the most popular sport in the halls of CHS? What’s the latest news at a Canton-Lennox game? UPPER LEFT: Rikke Jones shows the camera her talent in the field of oil painting. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomores Brenda Buysman and Jennifer Bogue along with Freshman Kellie Lundt are studying hard in the library while Jeff Sehr and Bill DenHoed look on. MIDDLE LEFT: What do CHS fans find so in- teresting in the paper at a basketball game? LOWER LEFT: The crowd as our boys arrive CENTER: Jay Siverson leaps through the hoop as Michelle Jones. Anne Hohman. and 14 Candida What two groups led the Hawk spirit? other cheerleaders cheer him on. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Siverson helps Michelle Kruse perfect perfection. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Moen. Brad Thorson. Pam Gerdes. Heide Fedde. Christy Carpenter. Vicki Buysman. and Steve Hoff love computer class! MIDDLE RIGHT: Sows MicheMe. Marsha. Dianne, and Susan pose with Hogs. Dave. Bill. Gaylon. Joel. Jeff. Greg, and Pete. LOWER RIGHT: Scott Carlson and Brian Pet- terson shows us their Spanish Valentine. Candida 15 Who took it “all the way to State? 16 Candids UPPER LEFT: Curt Hohman displays his new fall outfit while Brad Thorson is careful not to throw away his plastic silverware UPPER RIGHT: Brenda Buysman and Estelle Carde sample the cotton candy and Coke at the dome MIDDLE LEFT: Michelle Jones and Susan Irons show their amusement at Dave (Bufe) Jennings MIDDLE RIGHT: In the first place. Mr Her- ting. you shouldn't be messing around with those Soo Foo Coo girls! BOTTOM: Introducing the boys basketball team: Bocky. Vern. Grub. Iner. Bill. Gaylon. Mike. Jay. Mike, and Rich. Who holds all the cards? President Dianne Koopsma ► Class Flower: Red Rose Vice-President Steve Hoff Class Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Class Motto: Secretary Treasurer Without dreams there is no need to Jeffrey Sehr work Without work there is no need to dream. Senior David Bierschbach George Bouska Susan Brandsma Estelle Carde Jeffrey Crawford Christine Carpenter Bradley Casanova William DenHoed Gene Dixon Saniora Tracy Eie Pamela Espeland Heidi Fedde Sonja Frislie Patricia Getting Joy Hammer Lezlie Hammer Jan Hardy Curtis Hohman Seniors April Huizenga Mike Ingebrigtson Susan Irons Eva Jones Zona Larson Lori Livermore Senior Reid Mathison James Minihan Gregory Moen Lynne Nelson ■ Brian Neuharth Jeffrey Pick Senior Barbara Powell Shelly Schafer Loriann Shatter Patricia Swanson Brad Thorson Senior Randall Van DeKieft Sharon Van DeVendel Karen Viereck Tracey Walton Patrick Van Wyhe Jody Wenbourne Saniora UPPER RIGHT: The senior student council representatives are Brian Neuharth. Barb Powell. Heidi Fedde. and Brad Thorson. UPPER LEFT: Here is Susan Irons concen- trating on her trigonometry homework LOWER LEFT: This is Curt Hohman as he is most often seen, wearing his typical “innocent grin. LOWER RIGHT: Lynne Nelson eyes the camera as an amused Zona Larson looks on. € Seniors Who have all the answers? UPPER LEFT: April Huizenga diligently paints scenery lor the All-High play. UPPER RIGHT: Working on her layout pro- ject is Art III student Tracy Eie. LOWER LEFT: The senior men show us their best view as the HOG-pile a junior high stu- dent in the library. Senior 17 o- CO o 'c CD CO c £ CO CO q3 CL o CO cc CD CO o CD c cc E £ o X TOP: Jeff Crawford attempts to take Carol Oakland's heart away MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Haugen tries on his new Halloween costume. MIDDLE RIGHT: Karolyn Eakes and Can- dace Lein ask who could possibly be sen- ding Brian Nichols a Valentine’s Day carnation. BOTTOM: Kelly Eilers. Keith Ekle. and Rich Strand walk the haHs of Canton Jr Hi. 18 Candids Who asks all the questions? Tanya Albertson Brian Anderson Lynda Atkins Jill Baird Leah Baker Chad Baldwin w A LEFT: Seventh grade representatives are Erin Buchholz, Andrea McElroy. Tara Scott. Jason Schwartz. Adam Foland. Ftyan Olsen ABOVE: Darren Nelson keeps smiling. Jason Bartels Lonnie Bergh Lisa Bonacker Erin Buchholz Jason Eie Kelly Eilers Trevor Ekle Michael Eliason Adam Foland Laura Garcia Scott Hardy Jeannette Harms Brent Hepner Alice Hessaa Jarrod Hill Shane Hill Andrew Holman Jason Hyronemus Seventh grade 19 Who will be following the footsteps of their schoolmates? Jason Jacobs Tamara Jacobs Kyle Kondert Jennifer Kroger Steve Livermore Andrea McElroy Michael McKee Kevin Menholt David Mettler Jill Minor Dustin Mullinix Keith Myers Karen Navrude Angela Nelson Carol Nelson Darren Nelson Tony Nelson Chris Olson Ryan Olson Risty Plucker Scott Petterson Joe Rauscher Brian Raymon Jackie Rosenthal Paula Sanderson Chris Sandvig Sarah Scholle Robin Schultz Jason Schwartz Tara Scott Jason Sehr Joseph Sehr Vicki Short 20 Seventh grade RIGHT: Paula Sanderson caught in action as she shoots for two ■'5 O, Sayra Siverson Christa Smith LEFT: David Struensee is working hard in art. ABOVE: 7th grade boys; having a good time, as always. Jon Sorlie Brett Spieker Jenelle Sterud Richard Strand David Struensee Christine Swanson Daniel Theede Stephen Thill Todd Trumm Audra Tryon Patricia VanBockern Kristy VanDeKiett Lethia VanDeKop Scott Van DeKop Doug Viereck Brian Ward Jamey Weiland Tara Wellman Seventh grade 21 Which class is getting lucky? UPPER LEFT: Sherry Stengle and Sheila Plucker look awfully “fishy!' UPPER RIGHT: The eighth grade officers are Renee McMurry. president; Janel Schwartz, vice-president and Roxanne Dougherty, secretary. David Aslesen Bret Austin Doug Baker Amy Blackstone Darcy Decker Kelli Decker Tim DeJong Cathy Dobbe Roxanne Dougherty Keith Ekle Tony Englert Palmer Ericksen Jason Esc he Pennie Espeland Michelle Feekes Jillayne Fossum Lance Gibson Sarah Gunther Matthew Hage Heidi Herting Amy Heyden Linda Hilt Matt Hilt Karri Hood 22 Eighth grade Brian Jennings Dan Johnson Eldri Johnson Susan Johnson Time Keiser Sean Koch Paul Kock Kelly Kondert Terri Kooima Julie Lease John Lundt Angie Marshik Michelle McKee Renee McMurry Kristin Mitchell David Morgan Amy Nelson Brent Olson Vicki Oliver Travis Palmer James Parson Lynn Paulson Kelly Peltier Eric Petterson Sheila Plucker Stacie Plueger Nicole Rails Leah Rathje Tim Rhead Krista Rhoadarmer Travis Rikansrud Kevin Riley Amy Scheevel Peggy Schultz Janel Schwartz Doug Sehr Eighth grade 23 Which class is anxious to join the high school ranks? Sally Short Becky Skinner Robert Skinner Michelle Smith Scott Stansbury Sherry Stengel Lisa Temple Julie Theede Scott Tollinger Tami Trumball Jane Ulmer Jeremy VanWhye David Wagner Aaron Wegener Jayne Wildeboer Denise Wilson Jerry Winter Marc Wolthoff 24 MIDDLE RIGHT: Renae McMurry. Kari Hood, and Krista Rhoadarmer keep warm. LOWER LEFT: Jillayne Fossum — embarrassed LOWER RIGHT: Mr Hermson poses with Janel. Jane. Julie. Cathy, and Amy Eighth grade 25 UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Rhoda Christensen is from Rupert. Idaho and has taught jr. hi social studies at CHS for 11 years. UPPER LEFT: Mr Wayne Hermson teaches junior high math and coaches junior high girls' basketball, track, and wrestling. MIDDLE: Mrs Foland has been teaching seventh grade English and social studies for four years LOWER RIGHT: After getting his Bachelor’s degree. Mr Grimsrud went on to get his Master’s degree at USD. He has been at CHS for 18 years teaching junior high science LOWER LEFT. Mrs. Day has spent six years at CHS teaching 7 and 8 grade Lang. Arts. She also coaches 7 and 8 grade track. C - o c =3 03 5s C 3 13 -Q CO s CO 03 CO (D O CO CD 26 Faculty UPPER LEFT: Mr Terry Bong teaches general business, basic science, and junior high boys' P E. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Cheri Englert assists students who need help with their studies. This is her fifth year at CHS. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Dan Anderson teaches junior high science and math. MIDDLE RIGHT: Also helping out in the resource room for her seventh year at CHS is Miss Mona Hass. LOWER LEFT: Teaching the English I and II. advanced composition, practical English, and junior high PE classes is Mrs. Sherry Davis. She also coaches junior high volleyball and track. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Etta Swanson aids CHS students in the resource room. She has been doing this for four years. Faculty 27 UPPER RIGHT: For 11 years. Mr Greg Noel has been the art teacher for junior high and high school students. He enjoys skiing and soccer UPPER LEFT: Mr Siverson is the band direc- tor for grades 7-12. He has been directing the CHS band for 20 years. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Joe Haugen is CHS's guidance counselor as well as coaching girls' basketball and volleyball LOWER RIGHT: Leading the vocal music department this year is Mrs. Lori Obr. LOWER LEFT: Active in oral interp. and senior play. Mr Robert Freese has been the CHS librarian for 3 years 28 Faculty UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Dorthy Trumm is the as well as advanced computer. English I and II. mass media, creative writing. BOTTOM RIGHT: When Mr George Gross is and drama teacher at CHS. not teaching geometry, trigonometry, and BOTTOM LEFT: Mr Nordell Ekle spends his advanced math, he enjoys gardening, pain- day instructing students in Algebra I and II. ting, and watching TV. Faculty 29 UPPER LEFT: Typing I. accounting, and shorthand are the subjects being taught by Miss Tschetter. In her 4 years at CHS she is involved with girls' basketball, and asst, coaches volleyball and girls' track. UPPER RIGHT: Mr Don Versteeg is in his first year at CHS. He teaches computer and fundamental math. He is also assisting in track. LOWER LEFT: One of the new faces in the halls of CHS is Mr Ishol. He teaches psychology, world geography, and world history. LOWER RIGHT Mr Jim Jibben has been at CHS for 9 years. He teaches social sciences and American history. He coaches ninth grade football and varsity boys' basketball O- 0 O O CD C E o o -Q cn 'si CD 0 0 Q_ CL 3 0 SI c o c 0 0 CD O 0 k_ 0 0 SI o 0 0 SI o 30 Faculty UPPER LEFT: Mr Burdell Coplan is in his thirtieth year at CHS. He teaches speech, sociology, and law He is also head football coach UPPER RIGHT: Mrs Julie Erickson has been teaching at CHS for 2 years now She teaches Spanish I and II. MIDDLE Mr Larry Oostra is in his second year at CHS teaching typing. He is also the girls track coach. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Gary Schultz has taught at CHS for 18 years. His classes include English I. American lit., short story, and novel. He also advises the all-high play. LOWER RIGHT: For 11 years Miss Debra DeBates has been teaching at CHS. Her classes include Home Ec. I. marriage, family living, independent living, creative meals, and German I. UPPER LEFT: Head coach for wrestling as well as assisting with football and track. Mr Marc Murren instructs the seniors about the functions of government. UPPER RIGHT: Mr Doug Rinken holds the position of physics, chemistry, and IPS in- structor. He also assists in coaching wrestl- ing and football. MIDDLE LEFT: In his sixteenth year teaching biology. IPS. and advanced biology, is Mr Robert Herting He also coaches varsity girls' and freshman boys' basketball. LOWER LEFT: In his first year at CHS is Mr James Martinson. He teaches Industrial Arts I. II. and III. LOWER RIGHT Mr Chuck Pritchett is CHS’s Ag. teacher along with advising FFA He also enjoys all sports w O) o o o o o LL O O CO CD (D 32 Faculty £ir i UPPER RIGHT Mrs. Lorena Freese has worked as secretary and bookkeeper for 2 years. Her hobbies include reading and sewing . . . __ UPPER LEFT: Working in the business office for 9 years is Mrs. Loretta Hailing. She enjoys watching all sports and handicrafts. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy Lorenz has the responsibility of Mr Beckman’s secretary. In her spare time she enjoys reading, weaving, and antiques. LOWER RIGHT: Acting as business manager for five years. Mr. Terry Bergerson enjoys hunting, fishing, and all sports. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Marcia Albers has been Mr. Dean’s secretary for the past five years. Among her interests are sewing and fishing. Administration 33 UPPER LEFT: Mr George Gross, along with being assistant principal, teaches Algebra I, geometry, and advanced math. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Earl Dean has spent 18 years as the Superintendent of CHS. He en- joys golf and fishing in his time off. UPPER RIGHT: As the principal of CHS. Mr. Dave Beckman is in his sixth year of trying to discipline CHS students. LOWER MIDDLE: The School Board consists of the following: (sitting left to right) Mr Dean Holman. Mrs. Phyllis Ellis. Mr. Craig Van Bockern. and Mr Paul Loe. (standing left to right) Mr Terry Bergesen. Mr Dave Beckman. Mr. Garrit VanDentrop. Mr John Eckert. Mr Leonard Abbot, and Mr Earl Dean. 34 Administration •v V) If' - V-; v , . Wr ■ • • . ? — Spoft as Who set a team record in 1984 with 70 points _______________ passing? The C-Hawk football team ended the season with a 4-4 record. They tied for third place in the Big Eight Conference with a 3-3 record. The C-Hawks most exciting win came from the homecoming game in which they handed Beresford their first loss of the season. The C- Hawks broke three school records during the season. The team broke the record for most points passing in one season. Gaylon Lems tied the record for the most touchdown passes caught, and Brad Thorson broke the school record for the most touchdown passes thrown in one season. Steve Hoff was award- ed the Truman Rhead Award for the most tackles, and Curt Hohman received the Terry Rhead Award for the most yards rushing. Pete Van- Whye was voted by his teammates as the most valuable player. Steve Hoff, Curt Hohman, and Brad Thor- son were selected to the Big Eight All-Conference team. Skip Nelson, Pete VanWhye, Greg Moen all received honorable mention. UPPER RIGHT: Senior members of the Varsi- ty Football Team this year were, (kneeling) Greg Moen, Pete VanWhye. Reid Mathison. Skip Nelson, (standing) Curt Hohman. Brad Thorson. and Steve Hoff MIDDLE CENTER: Varsity Football Managers were. Chad Skiles and Kent Tompkins. LOWER CENTER: Curt Hohman rushes on- ward in the dome. TEAM CHS OPP Parkston 56 0 Elk Point 38 6 Hamlin 0 2 Brandon 6 14 Beresford 22 6 West Central 6 21 Lennox 14 15 Vermillion 12 0 36 Varsity Football Who won their 1984 homecoming game? 55 TOP: Members of the 1984-85 Varsity FB Team were, (front row) Reid Mathison. Greg Moen. Skip Nelson. Pete VanWhye. Steve Hoff. Curt Hohman. Brad Thorson. Brian McEntee. Ed Carpenter, and Elden Lasley. (second row) Rod Aasheim. Scott Carlson. Mike Fossum. Paul Bunkers. Mike Tollinger. Darin Oakland. Kent Mulder. Rich Smith. Dave Hodgin. Mike VerWey. Kelly King, and VJ Hamburg (third row) OJ Sorlie. Kevin Rowe. Rob Freese. Ryan Miller. Mark Thor- son. Don Hammer. Brent McMurry. Matt Her- ting. Galon Lems. Phil Schultz, and Steve Petterspm (last row) managers Chad Skiles and Kent Tompkins MIDDLE RIGHT: Here are senior studs Reid Mathison and Pete VanWhye LOWER MIDDLE: Varsity footall coaches were Mr. Murren. Mr Coplan, and Mr Rinken Varsity Football 37 Who collected a total of 1,221 offensive yards? The JV football team held a 5-2 record for the 84 season. Rod Aasheim led the squad in yards rushing with 371 in 66 carries. Mark Thorson hit 20 of 56 pass attempts for 361 yards with only 5 intercep- tions. Dave Hodgin carried the ball for 132 yards from 5 receptions and scored 2 touchdowns. Brian McEntee had 34 tackles along with 4 sacks and 6 fumble recoveries. Dave also had 4 sacks. Matt Herting made 4 interceptions for 100 yards and one touchdown. UPPER LEFT: Members of the Junior Varsity Football Team for the 1984-85 season were, (front row) Rod Aasheim. Rob Freese. Mike Fossum. Mike Tollinger. Brian McEntee. Ed Carpenter. Elden Lasley. VJ Hamburg. Kelly King (tacond row) OJ Sorlie. Mark Thor- son. Kevin Rowe. Ryan Miller. Darin Oakland. Kent Mulder. Rich Smith. Dave Hodgin. Mike VerWey. Steve Petterson (last row) manager Chad Skiles. Don Hammer. Brent McMurry. Matt Hertig. Phil Schultz, and manager Kent Tompkins. MIDDLE LEFT: The pride of the C-Hawk JV football team charges onward. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Hodgin gets the strategy from Coach Murren while Coach Rmken looks on. TEAM CHS OPP Lennox 22 20 West Sioux 28 0 Brandon 12 6 Elk Point 40 0 Beresford 40 0 Vermillion 0 7 West Central 10 14 38 JV Football Who had 1,225 yards rushing in 1984-85? The freshman boys’ football team finished their season with a 2-5 record. Rich Lundstrom led the squad in tackles with 81. Rob Reiger led in yards rushing with 660 for the season. He also led the team in points with 40. Rich Lundstrom collected 72 yards in kick-off returns while Brian Nichols compil- ed 65. UPPER LEFT: Dave Pauslon looks up field for an opening in the defense, while his op- ponents are in pursuit UPPER RIGHT: The Freshman Football Team for CHS during the 1984-85 season consisted of. (front row) Andy Minihan. Steve Boeyink. Steve Renli. Russ Swanson. Russ Aslesen. Tim Jones. Brian Nichols. Chris Hood. Dave Paulson. Kyle Broughton, (second row) Jason Moen. Shannon Kirsch. Scott DeVos. Rob Regier. Don Hodgin. Scott Bakker. Dave Viereck. Mike Robbins. Jason Gibson. Rich Lundstrom. (last row) manager David Struensee. Mike Sehr. Leon Eich. and manager Keith Myers (not pic- tured are) CW Johnson, Andy Neiger, Tom Theede, and Brent Tiemann. TEAM Lennox Brandon Vermillion Beresford West Sioux SF O'Gorman Sheldon CHS OPP 12 14 14 6 6 12 14 22 18 6 20 40 6 32 Freshman Football 39 Who makes the shots? The varsity girls’ basketball team ended their season with a 9-11 record. Marsha Temple led the in- dividual scoring with 371 points. Marsha also led the rebounding col- umn with an 11.4 rpg average. Laurie Haugen led the Hawks in steals with 60. Susan Irons had 48 blocked shots to lead the Hawks. As a team the Hawks connected on 35% and 47% of their field goal and free throw percentages. The team finished 5th in the conference race and 5th in the Big 8 Tourney. RIGHT: Senior Marsha Temple shoots a layup against the opposition as Michelle Jones look on. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Karen Viereck. who played in all twenty games this season, attempts to elude the opponent. TEAM CHS OPP Elk Point 35 49 Washington 41 64 Lennox 49 63 Brandon Valley 45 38 Beresford 51 52 Madison (OT) 56 54 West Central 56 80 Lennox 49 51 Vermillion 53 58 Jefferson 46 96 West Central 51 67 Flandreau Indians 70 22 Vermillion 52 59 Brandon Valley 44 39 Madison 52 34 Dell Rapids (OT) 78 71 Parker 50 26 Brandon Valley 48 38 O'Gorman 56 50 Lennox 45 49 40 Varsity Girl� Baakatball Who calls the shots? UPPER LEFT Members of the Varsity Girls' Basketball Team this season were, (front) Linda Eich. Deonne Decker, karen Viereck. Michelle Jones. Laurie Haugen. Jana Van- Wou den berg. Lisa Fossum. Jill Markle (back) Coach Bob Herting. Michelle Kruse. Jennifer Bogue. Susan Irons. Marsha Tem- ple. Jill VanBockern. Dianne Koopsma. and Coach Joe Haugen UPPER RIGHT: The girls listen to Coach Her- ting's advice during a time out. LOWER RIGHT: Lisa Fossum attempts a free throw. Varsity Girls' Baskatball 41 Who gives it their best shot? After three months of working out on the courts, the JV girls’ basket- ball team ended their season with a 8-9 record. Seven sophomore girls and alternating freshmen helped out to make the team complete. The team was coached by Mr. Haugen. They’ll be back on the courts next year, working for improvement. TEAM CHS OPP Elk Point 66 29 Washington 51 45 Lennox 40 42 Brandon 36 34 Beresford 25 9 Madison 33 36 West Central 46 51 Lennox 29 34 Vermillion 40 21 Jefferson 36 49 West Central 44 34 Dell Rapids 50 25 Parxer 42 23 Lincoln 43 48 Lennox 28 39 Brandon 27 34 O’Gorman 37 45 TOP: Deonne Decker. Linda Eich, Michelle Kruse. Coach Haugen. Jennifer Bogue, Jill VanBockern. Jana VanWoudenburg. and Lisa Fossum were members of the B-team girls' basketball squad. LOWER LEFT: Coach Haugen gives his team a last minute pep talk LOWER RIGHT: Jana VanWoudenburg scores a lay-up for the CHS B-team VT Can C£ML5 v a “« S’ $ Ltl w • Bt S li. Who collected 320 rebounds in 1984? The freshman girls’ basketball team finished their season with a record of 5-8. Coached by Ms. Tchetter, the team started practice on August 15. The girls ended their season with a victory over Vermillion. 13 girls were involved this season. TEAM CHS OPP Jefferson 16 38 Elk Point 51 11 Washington Soph Res 23 46 Brandon Valley 34 37 Madison 36 47 Jefferson 44 36 Lennox 33 47 West Central 29 35 Lennox 28 30 Elk Point 39 24 O’Gorman 45 44 Madison 34 36 Vermillion 29 27 UPPER LEFT: Amy VerWey and Kris Kruse move in to take the rebound LOWER LEFT: Members of the freshman girls' basketball team were: (front row) Nikke Englert. Kris Kruse. Susan Olsen. Dawn Krejci. Susie Steensland. Shelly Fossum. Shelly Oakland, (back row) Amy VerWey. Dawn Roti. Sheila Hoff. Carrie Carlson, and Coach Tschetter LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Roti. Sheila Hoff. Amy VerWey. Kris Kruse. Shelly Oakland, and Ms Tschetter in the huddle What team played its rookie season in 1985? The first boys' golf program began in 1985. Members were seniors Dave Bierschbach, Jeff Crawford, and Bill DenHoed, Juniors Blair Aasen, Dave Jennings, and Chuck Mathison, sophomores AJ Olson, Joe Twedt, and Corey Ulrickson, and freshman Eric Hage. Jeff Crawford was a medalist at the first meet in Vermillion with a score of 40. He also received the fourteenth best score in the regional meet at Mitchell which qualified him for the state meet in Sioux Falls. As a team, Canton placed fifth at Mitchell. At the state meet in Sioux Falls at the Minnehaha Country Club. Jeff plac- ed 43rd out of 76 golfers with a score of 176 for 36 holes. UPPER RIGHT: Senior goiters Jett Crawford and Bill Den Hoed take time out to clean the golf ball RIGHT INSET: Bill Den Hoed shows the form he had been working on. LOWER LEFT: Sophomore Corey Ulrickson perfects his swing. LOWER RIGHT: Members on the first boys' golf team were: AJ Olson, Eric Hage. Blair Aasen, Joe Twedt. Corey Ulrickson, Chuck Mathison. Bill Den Hoed. Dave Jennings, Jett Crawford. Dave Bierschbach. and Coach Oostra. 44 Boy ' Golt What’s new this year in CHS sports? This year the CHS athletic depart- ment added girls' golf to the other high school sports. About thirty girls made up the team. These girls spent close to five weeks full of hard work preparing for future matches by learning the techniques of swinging each club and the basic rules of the sport. Although they finished a non-winning season at 0-6. Jennifer Bogue and Jill Markle qualified at regionals to earn themselves a trip to State. Coach Doug Hanson was happy with hbw hard they worked and sees a bright future ahead of these very talented girls. UPPER LEFT: The Members of the First Girls' Golf Team at CHS were, (kneeling) Marie Motzko, Ronda Hill. Michelle Scholle. Deonne Decker. Karen McEntee. Kris Swan- son, Carrie Carlson, Patti Trumm (stan- ding) Barb Lein. Robin Mathison. Peggy Toft. Laurie Haugen. Jennifer Bogue. Jill Van- Bockern. Tanya Gill. Kris Nelson, Jill Markle. and Amy VerWey. LOWER LEFT: Carrie Carlson holds the flag for Patti Trumm's putt. LOWER RIGHT: Jill VanBockern sets up for a putt. Girls' Golf 45 Who placed third in conference standings? The boys’ cross-country team con- sisted of 4 seniors, 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. The boys finished the season in third place in the conference standings. In the regional competition, the boys also placed third. The entire team worked hard during the season and they all entered the State Cross-Country meet in Huron on Oct. 27th. TOP: Shane VanBockern gets ready to pass his opponent. LEFT: Joel James takes long strides towards the finish line. CENTER: Craig McCart 'hangin' in the race. BOTTOM: Shane VanBockern and Craig Mc- Cart get a good start up the hill. 4« Boys' Cross-Country Who placed third in regional competition? UPPER LEFT: The Boys’ Cross-Country Team consisted of. (front row) Karl Ulmer. David Rhoadarmer, Jeff McElroy. Steve Spieker. Brian Hauge. Jeff Spieker (bock row) Mr Bong, Joel James. Craig McCart. Brad Casanova. Shane VanBockern. Jay Siverson. and Jeff Sehr. UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Sehr takes it easy after the race CENTER: Jeff Sehr ‘playing It cool.’ LOWER RIGHT: Jay Siverson puffing to the finish line. Boys' Cross-Country 47 Who sent three girls to State? The girls’ cross-country squad con- sisted of 7 members; 2 juniors (Mari Wissink and Kris Myers), 3 sophomores (Michelle Larson, Cathy Myrabo, and Leslie Toll- inger), and 2 freshmen (Karolyn Eakes and Kari Olson). The team started their distance training in mid-August to prepare for their first meet held at Brandon Valley. The team worked hard during their prac- tices and it paid off at the end of the season, as Karolyn Eakes, Kris Myers, and Kari Olson all par- ticipated in the State A Cross- Country Meet in representing the C-Hawks efforts for the season. The girls plan on coming back next year and work even harder for the goals. TOP: Pictured from left to right are Coach Bong. Cathy Myrabo, Kris Myers, Lesli Toll- inger and Michelle Larson. Other members ot the team that are not pictured include Kari Olson and Karloyn Eakes. BOTTOM LEFT: Kris Myers is working hard to reach the finish line. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Cathy Myrabo is running her heart out. BOTTOM RIGHT: Michelle Larson is happy to have finished the race. 48 Girl ' Cross-Country to the state meet? The varsity wrestlers finished out their season with a dual record of 7-4 and a conference record of 3-3. They placed 2nd as a team at the Elk Point Dual Conference Meet and also at Rock Valley. Three guys qualified for State. They were Don Hammer at 98 who plac- ed 3rd, Scott Carlson at 138 who placed 4th, and Reid Mathison at Heavy Weight who placed 3rd. Three also set new school records in 1985. They were Ray Meidema and Reid Mathison who both made 14 pins in a single season, and Don Hammer who had 34 takedowns. Jeff Sehr came in second behind Reid and Ray with 11 pins, third was Mike Tollinger with 10, and Don Hammer a close fourth with 9 pins. TOP: Jett Sehr works hard to turn his opponent. LOWER LEFT: Leon Eich tilled his time dur- ing wrestling season as manager LOWER RIGHT: Members ot the 1984-85 varsity wrestling roster were: (kneeling) Kevin Rowe. Mike Robbins, Don Hammer. Chuck Mathison. Brian Peterson. Jett Sehr. JT Lundt. («tending) Coach Rinken. Kent Mulder. Gene Dixon, Raymond Meidema. Dave Hodgin, Reid Mathison, Mike Tollinger. Scott Carlson. Rich Smith, and Coach Varsity Wrestling 49 Murren. Who sent 3 qualifiers UPPER LEFT: Mike Robbins Is In control of his opponent UPPER RIGHT Reid Mathison is declared the winner of his match. MIDDLE LEFT: Brian Peterson maneuvers his competitor. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Tollinger performs for the camera at a practice. 50 Varsity Wrestling who takes down their opponents? The CHS JV wrestling squad held a dual record of 5-2-1 including their biggest win over West Central, 45- 11. As a team they took second place at the Beresford dual tourna- ment with Russ Swanson, Scott Bakker, Tim Jones, and Chuck Mathison coming out as champions. At the Brookings tourney, Chuck Mathison took a first place, while Kevin Rowe captured a second and Rod Aasheim, Don Hodgin, Tim Jones, and Brent Tiemann stole third places. Jason Gibson also placed at Brookings with a fourth. The outcome of the Lincoln tourney was as follows: Don Hodgin, se- cond; Scott Bakker, fourth; and Rod Aasheim, sixth. TOP: Members ot the CHS JV wrestling team were: (kneeling) Craig McCart, Bill Sauers. Jason Gibson. Tim Jones, Scott Bakker, Russ Swanson, (standing) Coach Rinken. Russ Aslesen. Steve Spieker. Rob Freese. Brent Tiemann. Steve Petterson. Don Hodgin. and Rod Aasheim LOWER LEFT: Don Hodgin prevails as the winner of his match. LOWER RIGHT: Russ Aslesen prepares to take down his opponent Who placed 5th in the State A’s in Rapid? The 1984-85 varsity boys' basket- ball season was highly memorable for everyone. The team had an outstanding season record of 18-6, and earned many honors. They were the Section ll Champs and Big 8 Conference Champs. At their peak, the C-Hawks were rank- ed third in Class A by the sport- swriters poll. The team went undefeated for their first nine games, but suffered a slight slump later in the season. But the C- Hawks battled back to secure a spot in the 1985 State A Tourna- ment. Seeded fourth going into the tournament, the Hawks lost their first game but won their last two, the last one being for the Consolation Championship and fifth place in the tournament. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Jim Jibben accepts congratulations and the 5th place trophy at the State A Tournament in Rapid City. BOTTOM: Members ol the 1984-85 Varsity Boys' Basketball squad were Jay Siveraon, Stave Holt, Grag Moan, Shane Van Bockarn, Jett Crawford, Curt Hohman, Coach Dan Anderson, Coach Jim Jibben, Mike Jones, Brad Thor son, Gaylon Lams, Mika VerWey, Rich Lundt, Bill Den Hoed, (front) And managers Kent Tompkins, Chad Skiles. and Phil Schultz. Who can leap tall opponents in a single bound? TEAM CHS OPP Lennox 51 45 Madison 48 34 •Elk Point 64 46 Jefferson 70 60 Wakonda (OT) 61 57 SF O’Gorman 58 52 Brandon Valley 57 43 Lennox 55 47 Big 8 Tourney Beresford 72 43 Brandon Valley 44 54 • Beresford 57 53 Flandreau Indians 55 56 Flandreau Public 91 72 •Lennox 73 59 •Vermillion 43 35 •West Central 60 67 West Lyon IA 56 57 Brookings 55 69 Madison (OT) 56 55 Vermillion 52 30 Section Lennox 42 41 II Aberdeen Central 68 75 State Sisseton 60 53 •A Belle Fourche 60 53 Tournament UPPER LEFT: Jefl Crawford lays one in for a score against Sisseton in the second game of the State A Basketball Tournament LOWER LEFT: Curt Hohman attempts a field goal against the Brandon defense LOWER RIGHT: Shane VanBockern goes in for a lay-up 54 Who’s the future of CHS basketball? The 1984-85 season proved to be a very suc- cessful one for the Canton C-Hawk Sophs, or more popularly known as the B-team The Hawks proved that as far as B-teams go. they were a major force to be reckoned with by winning 12 of their last 14 games to end with a record of 12-3. Statistic leaders for the Hawks were: in scoring Gaylon Lems with a 14 8 ppg. and Matt Herting with a 12.2 ppg average In rebounding. Gaylon Lems with 7.2 rebounds per game average and Ryan Miller with r.p.g In assists. Mark Thorson ended the year with 35 assists and Matt her- ting finished with 31 assists TEAM CHS OPP Lennox 44 46 Madison 62 48 Efc Pont 73 33 Jefferson 67 31 O’Gorman 49 35 Brandon 67 25 Beresford 64 53 Flandreau Indians 74 75 Flendreau Pubfcc 63 35 Lennox 11 40 Vermawn 79 52 West Central 54 45 West Lyon 65 46 Broofcmgs 51 53 Madison 70 46 UPPER RIGHT Members of the 1984-85 Boys’ BasketbaH B-Team were (front row) Rich lund- strom. David Paulson. Mark Thorson. Kelly King. Olyn Sortie. Rob Reaier (back row) Joe Twedt. Brian McEntee. Coach Bob Herting. Gaylon Lems. Eddie Carpenter. Coach Dan Anderson. Ryan Miller, and Matt Herting LOWER RIGHT Eddie Carpenter fights off op- ponents as Keky King attempts a basket J.V. Boys’ Basketball Who made a total of 368 rebounds this season? TOP: Rob Regier goes foe the jump ball while Dave Viereck and Steve Rinli wait foe its return. LOWER LEFT: The freshman boys basket- ball team consisted of: (front row) Brian Nichols. Shannon Kirsch. Dave Viereck. Chris Hood. Scott DeVos. Steve Boeyink. Dave Paulson (back row) Coach Hertmg. Rob Reiger. Rich Lundstrom. Steve Renli. Kyle Broughton. Jason Moen. and Torey Jacobs. LOWER RIGHT Dave Paulson has control of the ball TEAM CHS OPP Madison 28 50 O’Gorman 33 47 Lennox 52 49 West Lyon 38 54 Yankton 29 46 Elk Point 40 31 Brandon Valley 28 51 Flandreau Indians 47 37 Lennox 17 44 Vermillion 40 55 West Central 42 46 Beresford 41 38 Lennox 35 40 West Lyon 35 40 What really packs a punch? The 1984-85 Varsity Girls' Basket- ball team, which finished with a 9- 11 season record; had several outstanding individual players. Four girls, Karen Viereck, Susan Irons, Michelle Jones, and Laurie Haugen, played in all twenty games. Two more. Marsha Temple and Dianne Koopsma, played in nineteen. Mar- sha Temple had the most points, with 371. Next was Laurie Haugen with 151 points. Marsha and Susan Irons led in rebounding, with 216 and 143, respectively. TEAM CHS OPP Elk Point 1 2 Jefferson 0 2 Jefferson 0 2 Parker 0 2 Flandreau Public 1 2 Brandon 1 2 Lennox 2 0 O'Gorman 0 2 Jefferson 1 2 Berestord 2 0 Brandon 0 2 Lennox 0 2 Elk Point 2 1 Beresford 2 1 Beresford 2 0 Brandon 0 2 Elk Point 2 0 Flandreau Indians 2 1 Lennox 0 2 O'Gorman 0 2 TOP CENTER: Karen Viereck completes a block on her opponent's spike. BOTTOM: Those on the varsity volleyball team were: (front row) Jill Markle. Barb Lien, Laurie Haugen. Pam Gerdes. Mari Wissink, Deonne Decker, (back row) Michelle Jones. Lezlie Hammer. Susan Irons. Coach Haugen. Jennifer Bogue, Sherry Plucker, and Karen Viereck. S6 Varsity Volleyball Who’s a real “Killer”? LOWER LEFT: The team takes pointers from Mr Haugen. UPPER RIGHT Jill Markle and Karen Viereck anxiously await the serve LOWER RIGHT: Jennifer Bogue makes a save Varsity Volleyball 57 Who completed 82 % of their serves? 58 The Canton JV Volleyball squad for the 1984-85 season was made up of four juniors and nine sophomores. The team, coached and led into combat by Coach Haugen, had fine individual and team play from many members. Sherry Plucker and Diane Winter led the team in serving percentage with 92% and 90% averages respec- tively. Linda Eich and Chris Lease both ended with 67% of their spikes completed, both ending behind Sherry Plucker who finished by completing 80% of her spikes. Jodi Boyer and Tanya Gill both had high return percentages as 90% and 89% were their seasonal averages respectively. As a team the Hawks scored 82% of their serves, 64% of the spikes, and 81 % of the returns. TEAM CHS OPP Elk Point 2 1 Jefferson 0 2 Jefferson 2 1 Parker 2 1 Flandreau Public 2 0 Beresford 2 0 Brandon 0 2 Lennox 2 0 Elk Point 2 0 Beresford 2 0 Flandreau Indians 2 1 TOP: Members of the B-leam volleyball squad were: (front row) Coach Haugen. Michelle Sauers. Diane Winter. Linda Eich. Jodi Boyer, Michelle Larson, (back row) Angie Hepner. Kris Nelson, Sherry Plucker. Tanya Gill. Mari Wissink. and Barb Lien BOTTOM: Sherry Plucker volleys the oppo- nent's serve. J.V. Volleyball Who spikes for CHS? The freshman volleyball team ended their season with a game record of 18-9 and a match record of 8-3. Amy VerWey kept up a 90 % in the area of completed serves while Shelley Oakland had 80% at the line. Amy also made 86 % of her at- tempted spikes. Dawn Roti led the team in returns with an 89% with Dawn Krejci at 86% and Amy VerWey and Sheila Hoff with 85%. Dawn Krejci, Shelley Oakland, and Amy VerWey played all 26 games with Nikki Englert and Sheila Hoff only sitting out two. Sheila also per- formed the only block the team made this season. Shelley Oakland had 61 aces while Amy VerWey had 51. Shelley also had 11 kills. The team consisted of thirteen freshman girls and they were coached by Ms. Tschetter. TOP: Nikki Englert bumps the volleyball while teammate Dawn Krejci looks on. BOTTOM: Members of the Freshman Volleyall Team were, (front row) Dawn Roti. Sheila Hofl, Janae Smith, Serena Summey. Rhonda Hill. Coach Tschetter (back row) Nikki Englert. Amy VerWey. Shelly Oakland. Julie Torgerson. Michelle Scholle. and Dawn Krejci. TEAM CHS OPP Elk Point 0 2 Jefferson 2 1 Jefferson 2 0 Parker 2 0 Flandreau 2 0 Bereford 2 0 Brandon Valley 1 2 Lennox 2 1 Elk Point 2 1 Parker 1 2 Lennox 2 0 Freshman Volleyball 59 Whose Girls’ Track Team . . The girls’ varsity track team, coach- ed by Mr. Larry Oostra, had mainly an improvement year. Michelle Kruse was the main force at track meets for Canton with her sprinting speed. Many underclassmen were placed in several events not only to help the Hawks, but to get ex- perience for next year and years following. UPPER RIGHT: Michelle Jones looks ahead to the finish line in her hurdles race. MIDDLE LEFT: Susan Irons. Mari Wissink. and Kris Meyers enjoy some spare time to relax and have something to eat. LOWER LEFT: Susie Steensland comes around to curve in full stride and looking for- ward to crossing the finish line. LOWER RIGHT: DeDe Hardy has her eyes set on where she wants to touch down 60 Girls’ Track is the most improved? LEFT: Karolyn Eakes prepares to start a relay race for the Hawks. UPPER RIGHT: Mari Wissink pushes on In trying to reach the tape first. LOWER RIGHT: Sheila Hoff and Nikke Englert have fun while stretching out. Who sent the Medley The boys' varsity track team, coached by Mr. Terry Bong, again had a successful and improving year. The team had some outstan- ding individual and group perfor- mances on their way to qualifying for State competition. The medley relay team, during the State meet, showed its talent in the highest form; as it won the event by .04 seconds. Members of the relay team were: Kelly King, Jay Siverson, Shane VanBockern, Mike VerWey. Coach Bong has many key members returning next year and many young people moving up in rank to fill the shoes of the senior members who left. UPPER RIGHT Kevin Rowe esity clears the bar in the pole vault competition LOWER RIGHT: Craig McCart takes the baton and accelerates to full speed in a relay LOWER MIDDLE: Managers Kent Tompkins and Chad Skiles pose for the camera. Relay to State? UPPER LEFT: Curt Hohman battles hard for top place in a hurdles race, while Matt Her- ting tries to catch the front runners MIDDLE LEFT: Mike VerWey and Rod Aasheim stride to the tape side-by-side for top finishes in the 200 meters. LOWER LEFr: Gaylon Lems tries to clear the high jump bar with form that has earned him much recognition LOWER MIDDLE: Gaylon Lems wishes good luck to an opponent before the high jump LOWER RIGHT Dave Hodgm gives his all in throwing the shotput at Beresford Who is that masked C-Hawk? 64 The 1984-85 cheerleaders were selected in the spring of 1984. The tryouts consists of jumps, a cheer, and the school song. They were judged by Senior cheerleaders, coaches and cheerleaders from Sioux Falls. Every girl is tense at first, but when your name is called, that’s when the excitement begins. Cheerleading takes a lot of practic- ing and hard work, but in the long run it is a lot of fun! The highlight of the year was when the boys' basketball cheerleaders received the spirit of six award at the State A's in Rapid City. Receiving this award shows how much effort and spirit CHS and the cheerleaders have. Congratulations BB cheerleaders. UPPER LEFT Cheerleaders for Varsity Football this year were. Lisa Foland. Heidi Fedde. the C-Hawk. JHi Markle. and Carol Oakland BOTTOM Cheering for the Wrestlers this past season were. Tanya GiM. Barb Powell. Patricia Swanson, and Jill Knutson ChMrl«ad«rt UPPER RIGHT Isa Fossum. Jana VanWouden- burg. Michelle Kruse, and Jodi Boyer all put the talent together when they cheered at the boys’ B- team basketball games during their season LOWER LEFT Jdl Knutson trys to get the crowd in- to the groove at a wrestling meet LOWER RIGHT Jody Wen bourne. Karen Viereck Anne Hohman. Michelle Jones are al overwhelmed after receiving the ’’Spirit of Six award at Rapid 1 City Cheerleaders 65 Who keeps C-Hawk spirit high? TOP: Cheering on the girls for the B-team were. Rhonda Hill. Heidi Ulrickson, Holli Van- Bockern. and Michelle Sauers. MIDDLE LEFT: Freshman Cheerleaders were, (kneeling) Patti Trumm. Sheila Hoff, (standing) Julie Torgerson. and Dawn Roti. LOWER RIGHT: Angie Hepner. Crystal Palmer, Jill Steensiand. and Diane Winter lead the varsity girls’ basketball crowds. LOWER LEFT: Anne Hohman leads Reid Mathis on for a walk during a homecoming skit. 66 Cheerleaders Who reigned over CHS in 1984-85? The 1984 CHS Homecoming festivities began on Monday evening. September 24. with coronation. Karen Viereck and Curt Hohman were chosen to reign over the week’s activities as Queen and Master. Other members of royalty were Susan Irons. Sonja Frislie. Jody Wen- bourne. Heidi Fedde, Brad Thorson. Shane VanBockern, Steve Hoff, and Brad Casanova. On Friday, students participated in the Homecoming parade. Each class entered a float and was judged. The juniors won the Most Beautiful Award, the sophomores. Most Humorous. 8th grade Most Original, and seniors. Best Overall. UPPER RIGHT: This year's Homecoming Queen and Master were Karen Viereck and Curt Hohman LOWER LEFT Master and Queen candidates Shane VanBockern and Sonja Frtslie walk down the aisle on Homecoming night LOWER RIGHT: The sophomore class won the Most Humorous award with their float, which sported the slogan 'Let's Put Beresford in a State of Shock. Members of the 1985 Homecoming royalty were OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Susan Irons. Brad Thorson OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Sonja Fnske. Shane VanBockern OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT Jody Wen bourne, Steve Hoff OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT Heidi Fedde. and Brad Casanova Who enjoyed the CHS Homecoming? UPPER LEFT: Dave Bierschbach represents the senior class on their award-winning float. UPPER RIGHT: Brad Thorson attempts to polish off a dish of ice cream. (Hey look mom! No hands!) LOWER LEFT: Karen Viereck, Matthew Braaten. Thea Tryon. and Curt Hohman wait for the parade to start LOWER CENTER: C-Hawk fans show their spirit at the Homecoming football game 70 Homecoming UPPER LEFT: Mr Anderson and Mrs Erickson entertained the CHS students with their part in the teacher's homecoming skit. UPPER RIGHT: Several of the Canton teachers perform in Mrs. Obr’s Choir''. LOWER RIGHT: The senior girls sang about the first day of school for each of the twelve grades in their Homecoming skit. Homecoming 71 Who busted the Bulldogs? UPPER RIGHT: The Canton High School Band showed their colors in the Homecom- ing parade on Friday afternoon. MIDDLE LEFT: The mighty C-Hawk football players get the game plan from Coach Mur- ren during a huddle 72 MIDDLE RIGHT: During Homecoming week students dressed up for Inside-Out. Backwards Day. Rock and Country Day. Nerd Day. Dress Up Day. and Blue and Gold Day. Here are Carol Oakland and Dianne Koopsma dressed as punk rockers. LOWER RIGHT: Darin Oakland accepts his lucky penny from Queen Karen Homecoming Who was 1 at Worlds of Fun? The CHS band was very successful during the 1984-85 year. Its most notable accomplishments were per- forming for the South Dakota Band- masters Association, and taking first place in Class A at the Worlds of Fun Festival of Bands in Kansas City. Also. 13 students made All- State Band, and 5 made All-State Orchestra. UPPER LEFT: Members of the Clarinet Quartet were. Julie Schultz. Tammy Tullar. Marsha Temple, and Shelly Fossum. MIDDLE LEFT The Trombone Quartet con- sisted of. Jay Siverson. Rod Aasheim. Scott Carlson, and Sheila Hoff BOTTOM The CHS Band Members this year were, (front row) Lisa Foland. Susan Brand- sma. Missy Taylor. Lisa Fossum. Pam Jacobsen. Dianne Koopsma. Kelli Lundt. Kris Kooima. Crystal Palmer. Carrie Carlson. Michelle Hardy (second row) Michelle Lar- son. Susan Irons. Amy Schultz. Patty Get- ting. Cathy Myrabo. Susan Olson. Jill Haviland. Chris Lasley. Robin Baldwin. Jill Steensland. Patti Trumm. Kris Kruse. Heidi Ulrickson. Jonna Dykstra (third row) Tam- my Tullar. Marsha Temple. Kari Mulder. Nikki Englert. Amy VerWye. Jill Knutson. Jan Har- dy. Jodi Boyer. Zona Larson. Don Hammer. Tanya Gill. Kris Nelson. Leif Grane. Kari Olson. Lezlie Hammer. Edie Baird. Steve Spieker. (fourth row) Kristy Aasheim. Chris Carpenter, Rhonda Smith. Lori Livermore. Robin Mathison. Jaci Sterud. Deanna Schafer. Jill Markle. Jason VanDenTop. Joy Hammer. Deonne Decker. Jeff McElroy. Jen- nifer Bogue. Mari Wissink. Ed Carpenter. Phil Schultz. Kevin Rowe. Bill DenHoed. Sheila Hoff. Scott Carlson, director Glenn Siverson. (fifth row) Becky Shatter. DeeDee Hardy. Carol Oakland. Scott Devos. Michelle Ander- son. Mike VerWey. Steve Boeyink. Reid Mathison. Patricia Swanson. Shelley Oakland. Laurie Haugen. Michelle Jones. Pam Espeland. Mike Fossum. Karla Peder- son. Ray Meidema. Kyle Broughton. A J Olson. Paige Becker. Gaylon Lems. Brent McMurry. Jana VanWoudenberg, Mike Wolthoff. Rod Aasheim. Jay Siverson (back row) Liz Ofstad. Anne Hohman. Jill Van- Bockern. Kenny Wieczorek. Chuck Mathison. Blair Aasen. and Corey Ulrickson. UPPER LEFT: Scott Carlson plays his trom- bone at the basketball games UPPER RIGHT: Deonne Decker and Jason VanDenTop received a 1 rating on their sax- ophone duet LOWER LEFT: The woodwind ensemble con- sisting of Susan Brandsma and Michelle Lar- son also received a one at contests LOWER RIGHT: Karla Pederson. Mike Fossum, and Pam Espeland received a 1 on their trumpet trio. 74 Band UPPER LEFT: Receiving a 1 on their flute duet were Susan Brandsma and Lisa Poland. UPPER RIGHT: Members of the Clarinet Quarter were. Marsha Temple. Susan Irons. Michelle Larson, and Amy Schultz LOWER LEFT: Soloists receiving I's at con- tests this year were, (front row) Marsha Temple. Missy Taylor. Deonne Decker. Jill VanBockern. Michelle Larson. Nikki Englert. Karla Pederson (back row) Ray Meidema. Rod Aasheim. Jay Siverson. Scott Carlson. Leif Grane, and Jason VanDenTop. LOWER RIGHT: Kenny Wieczorek and Jill VanBockern keep the beat while the band plays at a basketball game. Who has many “note”worthy achievements? UPPER LEFT: Members of the Clarinet Quartet were. Amy VerWey. Tammy Tullar. Kari Mulder, and Nikki Englert. UPPER RIGHT: The Brass Choir consisted of. (back) Jana VanWoudenberg. Scott Carlson, (front) Patricia Swanson, and Michelle Jones. BOTTOM Student who made All-State Band this year were, (back) Jana Van- Woudenberg. Leif Grane. Lezlie Hammer. Rod Aasheim. Marsha Temple. Jay Siverson. Susan Irons. Mike Wolthoff. (front) Karla Pederson. Julie Schultz. Tammy Tullar. Michelle Larson, alternate Lisa Foland. and Michelle Kruse. tAII TOP: Students participating in Stage Band this year were, (beck) A J. Olson. Jana Van- Woudenberg. Mike Fossum. Laurie Haugen. Karla Pederson. Pam Espeland. Michelle Jones. Jill VanBockern. Chuck Mathison. Blair Aasen. Corey Ulrickson. (middle) Sheila Hoff. Bill DenHoed. Rod Aasheim. Jay Srverson. Scott Carlson (front) Kris Nelson. Deonne Decker. Jason VanDenTop. Joy Hammer, and Leit Grane. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Siverson directs as the band accompanies Dr. Warren Hatfield. LOWER LEFT: Students who made All-State Orchestra were Karla Pederson. Lezlie Ham- mer. Jay Siverson. Rod Aasheim. and Dave Roadarmer RIGHT: Members of the Percussion Ensem- ble were. Blair Aasen. Chuck Mathison. Cor- ey Ulrickson. Jill Markle. JMI VanBockern. Anne Hohman. Michelle Kurse. and Liz Ofstad Band 77 The 1984-85 choir gave several concerts throughout the year. They also had soloists and ensembles compete in the regional vocal con- tests. There were also several solo performances at the concerts, as well as duets and small groups. The choir also performed at graduation. The director was Mrs. Lori Obr. UPPER RIGHT: Members of the Girls’ Ensemble were, (beck) Dawn Krecji. Nikki Engteft. Amy VerWey. Robin Mathison. DeeDee Hardy. Susan Olsen. Julie Schultz, (third row) Karen McEntee. Shelly Oakland. Dawn Roti. DeAnn Achafer. Kris Swanson, (socond row) Robin Baldwin. Misst Tyrell. Michelle Anderson. Becky Shatter. Candace Lein. Kari Mulder (front) Kris Kurse. Susan Steensland. Patti Trumm. Serena Summey. Paige Becker. Sheila Hoff. LOWER RIGHT: Karla Pederson and Mike Tollinger sang a duet at the Pops concert. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Obr directs the choir as they sing at graduation. 78 Choir UPPER LEFT: Peggy Andersen sang Don’t Cry Out Loud at the spring Pops concert UPPER RIGHT Mike Fossum also sang a solo at the concert. Lady.'’ LOWER LEFT: Patty Getting sang He Ain’t Heavy. He’s My Brother LOWER RIGHT: Karla Pederson’s solo was I Dedicate All My Love to You. FAR TOP RIGHT: Just You and I was a duet sung by Angie Hepner and Mike Fossum. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT Mike VerWey. Mike Fossum, and Mike Tollinger were presented with a gag gift Choir 79 UPPER RIGHT: Members of the Swing Choir were, (back) Gaylon Lems. Mike Tollinger. Curt Hohman. Mike VerWey. Mike Fossum. Jeff McElroy. Blair Aasen. A J. Olson, (front) Lesli Tollinger. Karla Pederson. Jana VanWoudenberg. Lisa Foland, Angie Hepner. Anne Hohman. Michelle Jones, and Pam Espeland MIDDLE: The Concert Choir consisted of. (back row) Dave Viereck. Chris Hood. Mike VerWey. Dave Rhoadarmer. Jason Moen. Gaylon Lems. Mike Tollinger. Mike Fossum. Phil Schultz. Brent McMurry. A J. Olson. Don Hammer, (third row) Kyle Broughton. Curt Hohman. Corey Ulrickson. Blair Aasen. Jeff McElroy. Steve Renli. Chad Skyles. (second row) Karolyn Eakes. Peggy Andersen. Shelly Schafer. Karla Pederson. Sara Derby. Estelle Carde. Daine Winter. Lisa Fossum. Jana VanWoudenberg. Ron da Hill. Tammy Tullar. Sheila Hoff. Heidi Ulrickson. Carrie Carlson. Anne Hohman. Tammy Kampen. Kristi Aasheim (front row) Susan Brandsma. Michelle Hardy. Patty Getting. Janae Smith. Lisa Foland. Angie Hepner, Lesli Tollinger. Pam Espeland. Michelle Jones. Diane McMurry. Marie Motzko, Peggy Bergh. and Rosalyn Kampen LOWER LEFT: Patty Getting and Gurt Hohman were presented with National Honors Choir Awards. LOWER RIGHT: The quartet made up of Karla Pederson. Mike Fossum, Jana Van- Woudenberg. and Mike Tollinger sang We Are the World. Who makes music for CHS? UPPER LEFT: Pictured here are students that made All-State Choir, (back row) Mike Tollinger. Mike VerWey. Mike Fossum. Blair Aasen (front) Leslie Tollinger, Jana Van Woudenberg. Pam Espeland. and Patty Getting. LOWER LEFT: Opps! We goofed, so here's the quartet again — Karla. Mike. Jana, and Mike UPPER RIGHT: Heidi Ulrickson and Angie Hepner sang a duet called Ships. LOWER RIGHT: Another gag gift is presented at the Pops Concert to Mike Fossum by Mike VerWey and Mike Tollinger f r UPPER LEFT Leslie Tollinger is shown her with her best in state display titled “Healthy Birth- day to You ' on prenatal care LOWER LEFT: Kris Swanson. Susie Steensland. Lesli Tollinger. Vicki Buysman, Man Wissink. and Linda Eich won an award for their display on the Canton FHA Chapter's activities, titled Puttin on the Ritz.” UPPER RIGHT One of the days during FHA week was Teacher Appreciation Day LOWER RIGHT FHA Officers this year were, (back) Recreation leader Linda Etch Parliamentarian Liz Baldwin. Treasurer Carol Oakland. Secretary Arm Hohman, Recreation Leader Lesli Tollinger (front) Historian Brenda Buysman. Vice-President Vicki Buysman. Presi- dent Barb Powell, and Reporter Mari Wissink 82 FHA A UPPER LEFT Mari Wissmk received a superior on her Action Activity Event UPPER RIGHT Linda Eich prepares carna- tions tor delivery during FHA week MIDDLE: FHA Members this year were, (back) Patricia Swanson, Carol Oakland. Michelle Sauers. Debbie Short. Lori Liver- more. Becky Shatter. Melody Conn (third row) Karen McEntee. Kris Nelson. Vicki Buysman. Barb Powell. Chris Carpenter. Missy Tyrell, Patti Trumm. Susie Steensland. Jin Hawland. Vicki Ralls. Anne Hohman. Leslie Tollinger (second row) Linda Eich. Mari Wissmk. Kris Kooima. J Steensland. Brenda Buysman. Karolyn Eakes. Candace Lem. Michelle Scholle, Rhonda Hi . Hz Oistad. Michelle Anderson (front) Liz Baldwin. Pam Jacobson. Jill Knutson. Kris Swanson. Heidi Ulrickson. Kristi Aasheim, Robin Baldwin. Serena Summey. Robin Mathison BOTTOM: Miss DeBates. Barb Powell. Candace Lein. Missy Tyrell. Karen McEntee. Michelle Anderson and Liz Baldwin dressed up tor the Halloween party The Canton FHA chapter was busier than ever this past year. The girls were involved in many home-economics related activities. In October they held a Halloween party for the residents at the Good Samaritan Center. The annual children's Christmas party was held in mid-December, featuring an appearence by “Santa. The FHA celebrated the chapter's 40th birthday at CHS in late January. Next, members attended the regional FHA meeting held in Harrisburg, receiving six superior ratings on Action Ac- tivity Events. National FHA week was celebrated in February. Each day was celebrated differently. The FHA sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, which featured a computer dance matchup. Finally, the members receiving superiors at the regional meeting were given the opportunity to com- pete again at the state level at the State FHA meeting in Sioux Falls. Who is prepared for the future? ___________________________ FHA 83 Who’s the Future of the Farm? During the month of December the Canton FFA sent five members to the state leadership contest in Pierre. Brad Severson placed second in creed speaking, Brent McMurry placed fifth in the state in the area of public speaking. Heather Loken placed seventh in extem- poraneous speaking, and Mike Fossum and Kent Mulder received Honorable Mentions in Salesmanship and Job In- terview, respectively. In April, 24 members attended the State FFA Convention. Heather Loken and Chris Carpenter were Sweetheart candidates, and Mike Fossum, Corey Ulrickson, Russ Swan- son, Jim Minihan, Andy Minihan, Steve Petterson, and Blair Aasen participated in the choir. UPPER RIGHT: Heather Loken welds skillfully with a torch and some welding rods. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Briggle views a possible problem in the engine. LOWER RIGHT: Those who par- ticipated in the State meet and represented the Canton chapter of FFA were. Brad Severson, Kent Mulder. Brent McMurray, Heather Loken. and Mike Fossum. UPPER LEFT: Kent Fossum sits on top of and is in complete control of a mnnclpr MIDDLE LEFT: FFA Officers this year were. Tim Christopherson. Brent McMurray, Jim Minihan. Heather Loken. Kent Mulder. Mike Fossum. Phil Schultz, and Don Hammer MIDDLE RIGHT Jeff DeJong sits in the cab of a big rig.” LOWER LEFT: Members of FFA this year were, (front row) Brent McMurray. Mike Fossum. Blair Aasen. Kent Mulder. Tim Christopherson. Heather Loken. Eva Carlson. Keith Hemingson. Kent Fossum. Leif Grane (se- cond row) Tom Theede. Joe Tweedt. Orlyn Sorlie. Andy Minihan. Russ Swanson. Don Hammer. Brad Severson. Chuck Mathison. Jeff DeJong. Phil Schultz. Scott VanDeKeift (third row) Pete VanWhye. Jeff O’Con- nell. Steve Peterson. Jim Minihan. Corey Ulrickson. Christi Carpenter (fourth row) Mark Wegener. Jeff Pick. Andy Neiger. Chris Crawford. Mike Reed. Ed Carpenter. Leon Eich. Jason VanDenTop. and Steve Bnggle. ____ FFA 85 Who put together this year’s Annual? 86 This year's annual was made possi- ble by the very small but hard- working yearbook staff. The members who regularly attended the workshops worked hard to make deadlines and to complete the annual by the end of the school year. Putting together a book like the annual involves many hours of work like drawing layouts, ordering pictures and pasting them up, writing body copy and cutlines, and the final checks before the pages are sent into the plant to be publish- ed. This year's editor was Missy Taylor; the assistant editor was Cin- dy Taylor. | | j UPPER RIGHT The editor of the 1984-85 annual. Missy Taylor was reluctant to pose for thie ridiculous picture! LOWER LEFT: Heidi Fedde designed the division pages for this year's annual. LOWER RIGHT: The small over-worked staff consisted of (back row) Cindy Taylor. Missy Taylor (front row) Jody Wenbourne, Cathy Myrabo. Heide Fedde. Jodi Boyer, and Michelle Larson. Not pictured are typist Peggy Bergh. and Mike Sehr III Annual Who always gets the scoop? Every two weeks during the school year, the ECHO staff puts out its edition of the school newspaper in the Sioux Valley News. The staff is made up of approximately thirty students. Some are reporters and writers, and others are typist. A few students have their own columns. In addition there are two editors, Missy Taylor and Patty Getting, who coor- dinate everything. They are aided by the three assistant editors, Cindy Taylor, Amy Schultz and Jill Steensland. The ECHO adviser is Miss Hass. I II UPPER LEFT: Members of the ECHO staff this year were, (front) Lynne Nelson, Michelle Sauers. Holli VanBockern. Mike VerWey. Darin Oakland. Kent Mulder, Mike Wolthotf (second row) Peggy Bergh. Missy Taylor. Patty Getting, Vicki Ralfs, Lorriann Shatter. Jill Steensland. Jodi Boyer. Kristin Swanson. Sara Derby (third row) Jill Knut- son, Chris Kooima. Jan Hardy. Susan Brand- sma. Christy Carpenter (beck row) Georgia Mullmix. Edie Baird. Heather Loken, Chuck Mathison, Amy Schultz. Zona Larson. Vicki Buysman. Cindy Taylor. LOWER LEFT: Editors Missy Taylor and Pat- ty Getting work on the details. LOWER RIGHT: Cindy Taylor and Zona Lar- son work hard at proofreading the stories for publication. Who swings for CHS? The C.H.S. Drill team has displayed the results of their hard work at various events throughout the year. They ap- peared at football and basket- ball games, giving their au- diences fine performances. TOP: Shelly Schafer and Rikke Jones are shown contributing their talent to the drill team. BOTTOM: From left to right the C.H.S. Drill team consists of: Danelle Ewoldt. Audra Hessaa. Jackie Bliek. Eva Jones. Shelly Schafer, Eva Carlson, and Rikke Jones. 88 Drill Team Who changed Student Council trends at CHS? Brad Thorson headed the CHS Stu- dent Council this year as president with Heidi Fedde as vice-president and Barb Powell as secretary. Junior representatives were Scott Carlson, Barb Lien, and Mike VerWey; sophomore represen- tatives were Gaylon Lems and Kris Nelson; and freshman represen- tatives were Steve Renli and Dave Viereck. Projects of the Student Council included choosing homecoming activities, going to the school board monthly, starting a SADD chapter, revising the Student Council constitution, holding the first annual Christmas assembly, organizing the officer election, and holding the Senior Awards Banquet. UPPER LEFT: Student Council Members were, (aitting) Heidi Fedde. Barb Lein. Barb Powell. Kris Nelson. Gaylon Lems. Brian Neuharth. Dave Viereck (kneeling) Mike VerWey. Scott Carlson, Brad Thorson. and Steve Renli MIDDLE LEFT: Susan Irons accepts her plac- que representing a four-year scholarship to SDSU at the Senior Awards Banquet spon- sored by the Student Council. LOWER LEFT: Parents and students await the beginning ot the awards banquet LOWER RIGHT: The guest speaker at the banquet was John Thomas. Student Council 89 Some of the things student librarians do are check out book to other students, check in books, assist other students in finding library materials, straighten books, and collect library fines. Some are also assigned special projects, such as preparing magazines for the bindery, changing labels on books and cutting out articles for the ver- tical file. UPPER RIGHT: Paul Bunkers and Andy Minihan know just what to do in the library. LOWER LEFT: Karolyn Eakes keeps an eye on the desk. LOWER RIGHT: Student Librarians this year were, (front row) Serena Summey. Michelle Scholle. Diane Winter, Liz Baldwin, Missy Tyrell, Karolyn Eakes. Eva Carlson, Tami Joyce, Kathy Myers, Chris Lease (second row) Tanya Gill. Mindy Heesch. Cindy Taylor, Edie Baird, Tammy Tullar, Susie Steensland, Patti Trumm, Kris Swanson. Joy Hammer, Kristy Myers. Barb Lein, Amy Scholle. (third row) Tom Theede. Russ Miller. Gene Dixon, Jim Miniham. Chris Hood. Sadie Veidkamp. Ruth Hill. Peggy Toft, Mark Wegener. Andy Minihan. (last row) Doc. Steve Briggle. Jett DeJong. Mike Jones, Paul Bunkers, and Ray Meidema Oral Interpretation is a speech ac- tivity which includes oral presenta- tions in the following areas: poetry reading, dramatic interpretation, humorous interpretation, oratory, duet acting, and serious prose. Students use selections from published works and develop their oral presentations for competition in local, regional, and state meets. Oral Interp is an activity which em- phasizes individual skill develop- ment in the spoken arts. This year’s Oral Interp team prepared selec- tions in five of the six event areas, participated in contests at five ma- jor competitive events, and com- peted in the regional contest. UPPER LEFT Members involved in Oral In- terpretation this year were, («landing) ad- visors Mrs. Dorothy Trumm. Dr. Robert Freese. Joel James, (knaaling) Ruth Hill. Heather loken. (sitting) Lorianne Shatter, and Kathy Butler LOWER LEFT: Ruth Hill practices her lines in the library. LOWER MIDDLE: Lorianne Shatter smiles in the middle of her sketch. LOWER RIGHT: Trying to conceal their laughter are Heather Loken and Joel James. Oral Interpretation 91 Who would save the Cabbage Patch? The 1984 all-high play was titled “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.” The plot of the play was about an older woman whose husband has gone off to the Yukon to stretch his horizons Mrs. Wiggs is left home with four children and a cab- bage patch. Along with spending time in her patch, she also helps old ladies like Miss Hazy find husbands, makes sure that Bob and Lucy fulfill their wedding dream, and teaches the cabbage kids their schoolin’. She’s too good to be true. Until one day, the wicked Aristotle Flint and his partner, Serifina Crumm, move in and try to destroy Mrs. Wiggs by moving her out so they can own the property which will become valuable when the railroad comes around to buy it. Mr. Wiggs returns just in time, and with a little help from Mr. Bob, the cottage is saved. 92 All-High Play TOP: Dick (Andy Miniham) trios to focus in on Aristotle Flint (Mike Jones) and Robert (Corey Ulrickson) showing their fighting ability. LOWER LEFT: Making sure that the cast members look their best was the make-up crew of Patti Trumm, Jill Knutson, Lesli Toll- mger. Christi Kooima. Julie Torgerson. and Rhonda Hill. LOWER RIGHT: Direction of the play was headed by Mr Gary Schultz, along with stu- dent directors Diane Winter and Mary Eich. Chris Fee. Tammy TuNar. Kris Nelson. Lisa Foland. Mary Eich (third row) Jett McElroy. Angie Hepner. Anne H oh man (last row) Corey Ulrickson. Brent McMurry. Andy Minihan. and Mike Jones. MIDDLE RIGHT: Patti Trumm paints Crystal Palmer's Face. BOTTOM: The guys on the Stage Crew were. Eric Hage. Russ Swanson. Kent Tompkins, and Chad Skiles. All-High Play 93 UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Wiggs (Anne Hohman) reads to her students Bonita (Tammy Tullar) and Belle (Jodi Boyer). UPPER RIGHT: Here is the humle Wiggs' family. Kris Nelson. Anne Hohman. Mari Wissink. Jeff McElroy. Brent McMurry. and Crystal Palmer MIDDLE LEFT: The cast of the All-High Play consisted of. (front row) Mari Wissink. Crystal Palmer. Jodi Boyer (aacond row) � 4 Who was In “The Mouse That Roared,” the tiny country of Grand Fenwick declared war on the United States because they imitated Grand Fen- wick's only source of capital, wine. At first it is considered a joke, but not when Tully captures the Q- bomb from them. The whole senior class participated in the senior play this year, The Mouse That Roared.” The play was a big suc- cess, but a lot of hard work was put into it. Mr. Freese and Mrs. Trumm, the directors, started off by having tryouts and deciding the parts and jobs for the seniors. Then there were the practices — the long prac- tices, and the early morning prac- tices with donuts. Although it took a lot of time out of everyone’s schedule, it was a good time to get the Class of 1985 together and have some fun. UPPER RIGHT: The President (Steve Hoff) and the Secretary of State (Curt Hohman) discuss the issues while their secretaries Miss Wilkins (Patty Getting) and Miss Johnson (Lorraine Shatter) take notes. MIDDLE RIGHT: American tourists Mary (Missy Taylor). Jane (Jan Hardy). Fran (Barb Powell), and Pam (Estelle Carde) ‘‘The Mouse That Roared?” pose for the camera. LOWER LEFT: Eva Jones freshens up JT Lundt for action. LOWER MIDDLE: Brian Neuharth helped with the sound effects. LOWER RIGHT: The muscle behind the stage crew was Skip Nelson, JT Lundt. Pete Van Whye, and Mike Ingebrigtson. Senior Play UPPER LEFT: Shelly Schafer paints ‘grape juice on Ann's (Susan Irons) shins. UPPER RIGHT: Helping out in the lighting department were Gerald VanDeKeift. Jeff Pick, and Tracy Walton. LOWER LEFT: Members of the Cast were, front row) Tracey Walton. Brian Neuharth. Jeff Pick. Gene Dixon, Reid Mathison, Zona Larson. Heidi Fedde. Jeff Crawford. Sonja Frislie. Sharon VanDeVandel. Karen Viereck. Barb Powell. Rikke Jones. Gerald VanDeKeift (second row) Skip Nelson. Greg Moen. Carol Oakland. Ken Wieczorek. Dianne Koopsma, Michelle Jones. Steve Hoff. Curt H oh man. Joel James. Shelly Schafer. Lori Livermore. Jan Hardy. Estelle Carde. Eva Jones. Tracy Eie. (third row) Susan Brandsma. Lynne Nelson. Christy Carpenter. Mike Ingebrigtson, Brad Casanova. Jim Minihan. Lorrianne Shatter. Lezlie Hammer. Patty Getting (last row) Pam Espeiand. Pete VanWhye. Brad Thor- son. Bill DenHoed. Jody Wenbourne. Marsha Temple. Shane VanBockern. Patricia Swan- son. and Jeff Sehr. (not pictured are) Dave Bierschbach. Joy Hammer. April Huizenga. Susan Irons. JT Ludt. and Missy Taylor. LOWER RIGHT: Karen Viereck creates a body guard out of Shane VanBockern. Mr. Noel’s Art classes kept busy this year. Oil painting, pastel draw- ings. airbush and pottery were the main projects this year. There were eleven ribbons awarded this year at the Art fair in Sioux Falls. UPPER LEFT: Cindy Taylor puts the finishing touches on her airbrush. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Sauers masks off his airbrush. LOWER LEFT: Another airbrush artist — Todd Gries. LOWER MIDDLE: Heidi Fedde paints the border of her oil painting. LOWER RIGHT: Don Hilt creates a monster 96 Art Students The Student Councd has been become more actively involved in recent years, and this year was no exception One of it's first projects was deciding a theme and planning homecoming festivities including coronation and assembly, and the parade The council made monthly visits to the school board and planned the first annual Christmas assembly It also put together another assembly while In the process of organizing a Canton S A D O. Chapter and sponsored the first fund raiser, a dance thon for the project The council also revised the student council constitution and organized the election of next year's officers. In addition to al of this, they held the senior awards banquet m May TOP Junior grit L a Poland Haathar Loken. and Anna Mohman ware chosen lo a Hand Gels’ Stale MIOOLE Mae Toftnger. Mae VerWey. Mae Wofthoff. and PaM Bunkers were chosen lor Boys’ State BOTTOM Those Vocakets chosen lor A� -Stats Chorus ware (knee ) Jana Van- Woudenberg. Lea ToSngec Pam Espetand. Patty Getting (standing) Mae VerWey. Bias Aasen Mae Totnger and Mae Possum Honored Students 97 Who all had enough athletic ability to make it to State Competition? KM Honor Student A y UPPER LEFT: Karen Viereck led the volleyall team In serving percentage. UPPER RIGHT: Laurie Haugen broke the school volleyball record for returns. MIDDLE LEFT: Rich Smith qualified for the State track meet. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jennifer Bogue earned the right to go to the State golf meet, as did Jill Markle. LOWER LEFT: Working hard to improve his golf swing is Corey Ulrickson. LOWER RIGHT: Mike VerWey tries to pull ahead of the competition at a track meet. Which friends don’t let friends drive drunk? SADD In February of 1985, our newest organization started — SADD, or Students Against Driving Drunk. Membership was great right from the start with nearly 120 kids join- ing. The first fund raiser was an all- night dance-a-thon, from which $1,500 was raised. Along with the pictured officers below, class representatives were Jeff Crawford, Jill Steensland, Gaylon Lems, Kris Kruse, Eldri Johnson, and Kris Swanson. UPPER LEFT: SACK) officers this school year were. Mike Jones, Jeff Crawford. Gaylon Lems, Pete VanWhye, Mike Ingebrigtson. Kris Kruse, Jill Steensland. Paul Bunkers. An- dy Minihan. Eldri Johnson, Pam Gerdes. Leslie ToHinger, Cindy Taylor. Christi Swan- son, Angie Hepner. Anne Hohman, Kris Nelson, Mari Wissenk. and Tim Erickson. MIDDLE LEFT: A banner in the auditorium dislays the SADD's motto. LOWER LEFT: Everyone had fun at the SADO-dancethon especially Dave Hodgin. Edie Baird. Chuck Mathison. Mari Wissink. Michelle Kruse. Jana VanWoudenberg. and JW VanBockem; as they took part in the bub- ble blowing contest. LOWER RIGHT: Mari Wissink was elected president of the SADD chapter. Paul Bunkers was vice-president, secretarial honors were given to Anne Hohman. and Pam Gerdes was elected treasurer. RIEND5 DON’T LET FRIEND5 DRIVE DRUNK F What was showered in “Purple Rain?” 102 The theme for the Junior Senior Banquet was “Purple Rain.” In- stead of being held in the Armory, as in years previous, the banquet was held at the Hiawatha Golf Club. The dinner was served smorgasboard style. There was a choice of roast beef or ham, mash- ed potatoes, corn, salad, and dessert. The sophomore waiters and waitresses cleared the tables and served beverages. UPPER RIGHT: Paul Bunkers inspects the tray Kelly King is holding while Scott Carlson just digs in and Mike VerWey admires Linda Eich's elbow. LOWER LEFT: Estelle Carde downs her drink. LOWER RIGHT: Kris Nelson. Brian McEntee. and Lesli Tollinger serve Christi Kooima and Jill Knutson. Jr . Sr. Banquet 104 Who’s got tonight? The junior-senior prom was held in the CHS Armory after the banquet on April 27th. The students danced to a live band, “Contraband. The theme, chosen by the seniors, was “We've Got Tonight. The armory was decorated with streamers and balloons, and featured a small bridge at the entrance and a balloon-covered arch. The junior and senior classes also each painted a mural depicting the theme for futher decoration. UPPER RIGHT: Michelle Jones. Steve Hoff. Mark Thorson. and Kris Kruse take a break from dancing. LOWER LEFT: Teachers Mr Versteeg. Miss Burgraff. Miss DeBates. and Miss Hass ap- pear to be enjoying themselves highly in this rather interesting shot. LOWER RIGHT: Susan Irons. Michelle Lar- son, Bill Den Hoed, and Joel James dance the night away. Jr. Sr. Prom LEFT: Angie Hepner clearly had a good time at the dance: she appears to be ■daydream- ing about something — or someone! UPPER RIGHT: Senior Missy Taylor. Susan Brandsma. Zona Larson. Lezlie Hammer. Christy Carpenter. Jan Hardy, and Patty Get- ting pose m front of the balloon-covered arch at the entrance for a picture LOWER RIGHT: Jana VanWoudenberg and Curt Hohman feel the beat of the rhythm of the night.” Jr. Sr. Prom 105 What’s the end of the line? The Class of 1985 bid farewell to the halls of CHS on May 19. For some, graduation meant smiles, for others tears, and for most, both. The class chose two of its members, Dianne Koopsma and William DenHoed to speak at the ceremony. They also chose Dr. Robert Freese as the guest speaker. During the program a 1915 graduated was honored, Mr. Wilbur Seubert. The National Honor Society Awards were presented, and the band and choir each performed a number. The seniors each received their diplomas and walked out of the CHS armory and into the future. UPPER LEFT: Lezlie Hammer concentrates on her music during the band selection. LOWER RIGHT: Eva Jones and Estelle Carde, both from foreign countries, graduated with the Class of 1985 TOP CENTER: Dianne Koopsma and Karen Viereck prepare for the ceremony 106 Graduation LOWER LEFT: Dr Robert Freese was chosen by the seniors to be the guest speaker at graduation UPPER RIGHT: Carol Oaklund and Patricia Swanson hug after the commencement exercises LOWER RIGHT: The Senior guys wait ''pa- tiently for the graduation to begin Graduation 107 UPPER LEFT: Student speakers, chosen by the class, were Dianne Koopsma and Bill DenHoed UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Wilbur Seubert. a 1915 CHS graduate was honored at graduation. LOWER LEFT: Susan Brandsma receives her diploma. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Bierschbach waits for the rest of the class to receive their diplomas. Ada Index 109 jdmrf $ smr Congratulations Class Of 1985 We Wish You An Outstanding And Successful Future •RODUCTS, INC. 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Michelle Aslesen. David Aslesen. Russell Atkins. Lynda Austin. Bret 44. 73. 77. 80.81.85 10. 73. 80. 83 38. 51. 73. 75. 76. 77 19 4. 79. 80. 103 19 10. 73. 83. 88 22. 39 10,51 19 •22 B Baird. Edie Baird. Jill Baker. Dan Baker. Doug Baker. Leah Bakker. Scott Baldin. Chad Baldwin. Liz Baldwin. Robin Baldwin. Todd Bartels. Jason Becker. Paige Bergh. Lonnie Bergh. Peggy Bierschbach. Dave Blackstone. Amy Bliek. Jackie 7. 73. 87. 90 19 7 22 19 10. 39.51 19 7. 82. 83. 90 10. 73. 78. 82. 83 4 19 10. 73. 78 19 10. 80. 87 15. 16. 16b. 44. 70. 108 22. 24 88 Boch. Kathy 4 Boeyink. Steve 10. 39. 55. 73 Bogue. Jennifer 7. 14. 42. 45. 48. 49. 56. 57. 73 Bonacker. Lisa Boogerd. Brenda Bouska. George Boyer. Jodi Brandsma. Susan Briggle. Steve Broughton. Kyle Buchholz, Erin Bunkers. Paul Butler. Kathy Buysrnan. Brenda Buysman. Vicki 19 7. 38 16b 7. 58.61.73. 86. 87. 93 16b. 73. 74. 75. 76. 78. 87. 95. 105. 108 4. 84. 85. 90 10. 39. 55. 73. 80 19 4. 37. 90. 102. 103 7. 73 7. 14. 16. 82.83 4. 15. 82. 83. 87. 104 C Carde. Estelle Carlson. Carrie Carlson. Eva Carlson. Scott 13. 16. 16b, 80. 94. 95. 102, 106 10. 11,43. 45. 73. 80 10.81.88, 90 4. 13. 15. 36. 37. 49. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 89 Carpenter. Chris 16. 16b. 47. 69. 70. 95 Carpenter. Ed 7. 37. 38. 54. 73. 85 Casanova. Brad 16. 16b. 47. 69. 70. 95 Christopher son. Tim 4. 85 Conn. Melody 10. 83 Crawford. Chris 7. 85 Crawford. Jeff 15. 16. 16b. 18. 44. 52. 53. 95 •D- Decker. Darcy 22 Decker. Deonne 7. 42. 45. 48. 49. 56. 57. 73. 74. 75. 77 Decker. Kelli 22. 23 DeJong. Jeff 4. 85. 90 DeJong. Tim 22 DenHoed. William 14. 15. 16. 16b. 17. 44. 52. 73. 77. 104. 108 Derby. Sara 7. 80. 87 DeVos. Scott 10. 39. 55. 73 Dixon. Gene 16b. 49. 90. 95 Dobbe. Cathy 22. 24 Dougherty. Michele Dougherty. Roxi 22 Duerkes. Lesa 4 Dykstra. Jonna 7. 73 -E- Eakes. Connie 4 Eakes. Karolyn 10. 18.61.80. 83.90 Eigh. Leon 10. 39. 49. 85 Eich. Linda 7. 42. 50. 58. 82.83. 102 Eigh. Mary 4. 14.92. 93 Eie. Cindy 10 Eie. Dannielle 4 Eie. Jason 19 Eie. Tracy 16c. 17. 95 Eilers. Kelly 19 Ekle. Brian 10 Ekle. David 7 Ekle. Greg 7 Ekle. Keith 22 Ekle. Lisa 7 Ekle. Trevor 19 Eliason. Mike 19 Englert. Nikki 10. 43. 59. 61. 73. 75. 76. 78 Englert. Tony 22 Ericksen. Palmer 22 Ericksen. Tina 4. 103 Esche. Jason 22 Espeland. Pam 16c. 73. 74. 75. 80.81.95 Espeland. Pennie 22 Espeland. Steve 7 Ewoldt. Dannelle 10.88 -F- Farnsworth. Tracy 4 Fedde. Heidi 13. 15. 16c. 16h, 64. 65. 69. 71,86. 89. 95.96 Fee. Chris 7. 93 Fee. Jeff 10 Feekes. Shelly 22 Finstad. Jolene . 7- Foland. Adam 19 Foland. Lisa 4. 64. 65. 73. 74. 76. 80. 93 Fossum. Jillayne 22. 24 Fossum. Kent 4. 85 Fossum. Lisa 7.41.42. 65. 73.80 Fossum. Mike 4. 37. 38. 73. 74. 77. 78. 80. 81.84. 85 Fossum. Shelly 10. 73 Freese. Rob 7. 37. 38.51 Frislie. Sonja 16c. 68. 70. 95 -G- Garcia. David 10 Garcia. Laura 19 Gerdes. Pam 4. 5. 6. 14. 15. 38. 48. 56. 70. 102 Getting. Patty 16c. 73. 79. 80.81.87, 94. 95. 105 Gibson. Jason 10. 37.51 Gibson. Lance 22 Gill. Tanya 4. 45. 49. 50. 57. 58. 64. 73. 90 Grane. Leif 4. 73. 75. 76. 77. 85 Gries. Todd 4.96 Gunther. Sarah 22 -H- Hage. Eric 10. 44. 93 Hage, Matt 22 Hamburg. V. J. 7. 37. 38 Hammer. Don 7. 37. 38. 49. 73. 80. 85 Hammer. Joy 16c. 48. 56. 71. 73. 76. 77. 95. 105. 106 Hardy. DeAnn 11.60. 73. 78 Hardy. Jan 16c. 73. 87. 94. 95 Hardy. Michelle 5. 73. 80 Hardy. Scott 19 Harms. Glenda 5 Harms. Jeanette 19 Hartland. Travis 7.68 Haviland. Jill 11. 73.83 Hauge. Brian 11,47 Hauge, Lisa 8.80 Haugen, Laurie 5. 45. 48. 49. 56. 73. 77 Heesch. Mindy 8.90 Hemmingson, Keith 8. 85 Hepner. Angie 8. 58. 66. 79. 80. 81. 93. 105 Hepner. Brent 19 Herting, Heidi 22 Herting. Matt 7. 9. 14. 37. 38. 54. 63 Hessaa. Alice 19 Hessaa. Audra 8. 88 Heyden. Amy 22 118 Ads 8 Index Index Hill. Jarrod 19 Kroger. Jennifer 20 Hill. Ronda 11.45. 59. 66. 80. 83. 92 Kroger. Paula 5 Hill. Ruth 5. 64. 65. 90.91 Kruse. Kris 11. 14. 43. 73. 78. 104 Hill. Shane 19 Kruse. Michelle 8. 15. 42. 65. 73. 76. 77 Hilt. Don 5. 97 Hilt. Linda 22 Hilt. Matt 22 - L - Hodgin. Dave 5. 37. 38. 49. 63. 103 Hodam. Don 11.39.51 Larson, Michelle 8. 40. 48. 50. 58. 73. 74. Holt. Sheila 10,11.43,59.61.66.73. 77. 75. 76. 86. 104 78.80 Larson. Zona 16d, 16h. 71. 73. 87. 95. 105 Holt. Steve 15. 16a. 36. 37. 52. 69. 94. 95. Lasley. Christy 8. 73 104 Lasley. Elden 8. 37. 38 Hohman, Anne 5. 14. 38. 65. 66. 73. 77. 80. Lease. Chris 5. 90. 103 82. 83. 93. 103 Lease. Julie 23 Hohman. Curt 16. 16c. I6h. 36. 37. 52. 53. Lems. Gaylon 8. 15. 16. 37. 52. 53. 54. 62. 63. 68. 70. 80. 94. 95. 107 73. 80. 89 Holman. Andrew 19 Lien. Barb 5. 48. 49. 56. 58. 89. 90 Hood. Chris 11. 39. 55. 80. 90 Lien. Candace 11.26. 45. 78. 83 Hood. Kalli 5. 103 Livermore. Lori I6d. 73. 83. 95 Hood. Karri 22. 24 Livermore. Steve 20 Huizenga. April 16d. 17 Loken. Heather 5. 84. 85. 87.91 Hyronemous. Jason 19 Ludwig. Scott 8 Ludwig. Vicki 23 i Lundstrom. Rich 10. 11.39. 54. 55 - 1 - Lundt. Jon 23 Lundt. Kellie 11. 14. 79 Ingebrigtson. Mike 13. 16d. 17. 71. 94. 95. Lundt. J. T 49. 94 107 Lundt. Rich 16. 52 Irons. Susan 15, 16. 16d. I6h. 40. 48. 49. 56. 57. 60. 69. 71. 73. 75. 76. 79. 80. 89. 95. 104 M- - J- Markle. Jill 4. 5. 45. 49. 56. 57. 64. 65. 73. 77. 103 Jacobs. Delbert 8 Marshik. Angie 23 Jacobs. Jason 20 Mathison. Chuck 5. 44. 49. 73. 77. 85. 87 Jacobs. Tamera 20 Mathison. Reid I6e. 36. 37. 42. 49. 50. 66. Jacobs. Torey 11,55 73. 95 Jacobsen. Pam 5. 50. 73. 83. 103 Mathison. Robin 11,45. 73. 78. 83 James. Joel 15. I6d. 46. 47. 73. 95. 104 McCart. Craig 5. 46. 47.51.62 Jennings. Brian 23 McConnell. Marla 5 Jennings. David 5. 16. 44 McElroy. Andrea 19. 20 Johnson. C W 11,39 McElroy. Jeff 8. 47. 73. 80. 93 Johnson. Eldri 23 McEntee. Brian 8. 14. 37. 38. 54. 92 Johnson. Mike 8.96 McEntee. Karen 11.45. 78. 83 Johnson. Susan 23 McKee. Michelle 23 Jones. Eva I6d. 88. 94. 95. 104. 108 McKee. Mike 20 Jones. Mike 5. 16. 52. 90. 92. 93 McMurry. Brent 8. 37. 38. 73. 80. 84. 85. 93 Jones. Michelle 14. 15. 16. I6d. 38. 40. 41. McMurry. Diane 5. 38.80 48. 49. 56. 60. 65. 71. 73. 76. 77. 80. 95 McMurry. Renae 22. 23. 24 Jones. Tim 11.39.51 Menholt. Kevin 20 Jones. Rikke 14. I6d. 88. 95 Menholt. Steve 5 -N- Joyce. Tami 8.90 -K- Mettler. David Meidema. Ray Miller. Russ Miller. Ryan Minihan. Andy 20 5. 49. 73. 75. 90 11.90 8. 37. 38. 54 11. 12. 39.85. 90. 92. 93 Navrude. Karen 20 Neiger, Andy 11,39 Nelson. Amy 23 Nelson. Angie 20 Nelson. Carol 20 Nelson. Darren 19. 20 Nelson. Kris 8. 9. 45. 58. 73. 77. 83. 89. 93. 102 Nelson. Lori 6. 103 Nelson. Lynne I6e. 16h. 87 Nelson. Scott (Skip) 16e. 36. 37. 94. 95. 107 Nelson. Tony 20 Neuharth. Brian 16e. 16h. 89. 94. 95. 107 Nichols. Brian 11. 26. 39. 55 -O- Oakland. Carol I6e Oakland. Darin Oakland. Shelley O'Connell. Jett Ofstad. Liz Oliver. Chris Oliver, Vicki Olsen. Susan Olsen. A. J. Olson. Brent Olson. Chris Olson. Kari Olson, Ryan 26. 64. 65.71.72. 73. 82. 83. 95. 107 6. 37. 38. 72. 87 10. 11.43. 59. 73. 78 6. 85 11.73. 77. 83 I6e 23 10. 11.43. 73. 77.80 8. 44. 73. 77. 80 23 20.21 12. 73 19. 20.21 -P- Palmer. Crystal Palmer. Travis Parsons. Jim Paulson. David Paulson. Lynn Pederson. Karla Peltier. Kelly Peterson. Brian Petterson. Eric Petterson. Kelly Petterson. Scott Petterson. Steve Pick. Jett Plucker. Risty Plucker. Sheila Plucker. Sherry Pleuger. Stacie Powell. Barb 161. Kampen. Rosalyn 5. 80 Minihan. Jim 16e. 85. 90. 95 Kampen. Tammy 8. 80 Minor. Jill 20 Keiser. Tim 23 Mitchell. Kris 23 Kerr. Rob 11 Moen. Greg 15. 16. I6e. 36. 37. 52. 95 — King. Kelly 8. 37. 38. 54. 92 Moen. Jason 11.39. 55. 80 Kirsch. Shannon 11.39. 55 Moncrief. Lorna 8 Ralfs. Nichole Knutson. Jill 5. 64. 65. 73. 83. 87. 102. 103 Morgan. David 23 Ralfs. Vicki Koch. Sean 23 Motzko. Mane 5. 45. 80 Rathje. Leah Koch. Paul 23 Mulder. Kari 11.73, 76. 78 Rauscher. Joe Kondert. Kelly 23 Mulder. Kent 4. 5. 13. 37. 38. 49. 84. 85. 87 Raymon. Brian Kondert. Kyle 20 Mullmix, Dustin 20 Reed. Mike Kooima. Christi 5. 50. 73. 83. 87. 82. 103 Mullinix, Georgia 8. 87 Regier. Rob Kooima. Terri 23 Myers. Kathy 5.90 Reiners. John Koopsma. Dianne 15. 16a. 71.72. 73. 95. Myers. Keith 20. 39 Renli. Steve 106. 108 Myers. Kristy 5. 40. 48. 60. 90 Rhead. Tim Krejci. Dawn 11.43. 59. 78 Myrabo. Cathy 8. 40. 48. 50. 73. 86 Rhoadarmer. Dave 8. 66. 73. 93 23 23 12. 39. 54. 55 23 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80.81 23 6. 15. 42. 49. 50 23 6 20 8. 37,38.41.85 I6e. 85. 105 20 22. 23 9. 48. 49. 57. 58 23 I6h. 50. 64. 82. 83. 89. 94. 95 -R- 23 12. 83. 87 23 20 20 12. 85 12. 39. 54. 55 9 12. 14. 39. 55. 80. 89 23 8. 9. 47. 77. 80 Adt ft Index 119 Rhoadarmer. Krista 23. 24 Rikansrud. Travis 23 Riley, Kevin 23 Robbins. Mike 12. 13. 38. 39. 42. 49. 50 Rosenthal. Jackie 20 Roti. Dawn 12. 43. 59. 66. 78 Rowe. Kevin 6. 37. 38. 49. 62. 73 -S- Sanderson. Paul Sandvig. Chris Sauers. Bill Sauers. Michelle Schafer. Deann Schafer. Shelly Scheeval. Amy Scholle. Amy Scholle. Michelle Scholle. Sarah Schultz. Amy Schultz. Jilie Schultz. Peggy Schultz. Phil Schultz. Robin Schwartz. Janel Schwartz. Jason Scott. Tara Sehr. Doug Sehr. Jay Sehr. Jeff Sehr. Joe Sehr. Mike Severson. Brad Shatter. Becky Shatter. Lorriann Short. Debbie Short. Sally Short. Vicki Silsby. Brad Siverson. Jay Siverson. Sayra Skiles. Chad Skinner. Becky Skinner. Rob Smith. Christa Smith. Janae Smith. Michelle Smith. Rich Smith. Rhonda Sorlie. Jon Sorlie. O. J. Spieker. Brett Spieker. Jeff Spieker. Steve Stansbury. Scott 20 20.21 6.51.96 9. 58. 66. 83. 87 12. 73. 78 I6f. 80. 88. 95 23 9.90 12.21,45. 59. 83.90 20 9. 73. 76. 87 12. 73. 76. 78 23 9. 37. 38. 52. 73. 80. 85 20 22. 23. 24 19. 20 19. 20 23 19. 20 14. 16a. I6i. 47. 49. 95. 107 20 12. 39 12. 73. 78. 83 12. 73. 78. 83 16f, 87.91.94. 95 6. 60. 83 24 20 4.6 6. 14. 16. 47. 52. 75. 76. 77 21 9. 36. 37. 38. 52. 62. 80. 93 24 24 21 12. 59. 73 24 6. 13. 36. 37. 49. 50 6. 73. 103 21 7. 9. 37. 39. 54. 87 21 12. 47 9. 47.51.73 24 Steensland. Jill 6. 38. 50. 66. 73. 83. 87. 102 Steensland. Susie 11. 12. 43. 60. 82. 83. 90 Stengal. Sherry 22. 24 Sterud. Jaci 9, 73 Sterud. Jenelle 21 Stonefield. Shelly 6 Strand. Rich 21.26 Slruensee. David 21. 39 Summey. Serena 12, 59. 78. 83. 88 Swanson. Chris 21 Swanson. Kris 12. 45. 78. 83. 88 Swanson. Patricia 16f. 64. 71. 73. 76. 83. 95 Swanson. Russ Taylor. Cindy 11. 12. 39.51.85. 93 -T- Index Taylor. Missy Temple. Lisa Temple. Marsha Theede. Dan Theede. John Theede. Julie Theede. Tom Thill. Steve Thompson. Shad 16f. 73. 75. 86. 87. 94. 95 24 15. 16f. 40. 41. 71. 73. 75. 76. 95 21 6 24 12. 39. 85. 90 21 12 Thomson. Brad 15. I6f. I6h. 36. 37. 52. 53. 69. 70. 89. 95. 104 Thorson. Mark 7. 9. 37. 38. 54 Tiemann. Brenda 6 Tiemann. Brent Toft. Peggy Tollinger. Lesli Tollinger. Mike Tollinger. Scott Tompkins. Kent Torgerson. Julie Trumball. Tami Trumm. Patti Trumm, Todd Tryon. Audra Tullar. Tammy Twedt. Joe Tyrell. Missy 12. 39.51 9 45 90 9. 40. 48. 80. 81. 82. 83.'92. 102. 103 4. 6. 37. 38. 78. 79. 80.81 24 9. 36. 37. 38. 52. 62. 68. 93 11. 12. 59. 66. 92 24 11. 12. 45.51.66. 73. 78. 83. 90. 92. 93 21 21 9. 73. 76. 78. 90. 93 9. 44. 54. 68. 85 12. 78. 83. 90 -U- Ulmer. Jane Ulmer. Karl Ulrickson. Corey Ulrickson. Heide 24 6. 47 9. 13. 44. 63. 73. 77. 80. 85. 92. 93 12. 66. 73. 80.81.83 -V- 9. 66. 87 7. 9. 42. 45. 73. 75. 77 21 16. 16f, 46. 47. 52. 53. 68. 69. 95. 107 9. 85 I6f. 95 21 I6g. 107 9 6 21 21 12. 73. 74. 75. 77. 85 I6g. 71.95 VanBockern. Holli VanBockern, Jill VanBockern. Pat VanBockern. Shane VanDeKeift. Doug VanDeKeift. Gerald VanDeKeift. Kristy VanDeKeift. Randy VanDeKeift. Scott VanDeKeift. Sherry VanDeKop. Lethia VanDeKop. Scott VanDenTop. Jason VanDeVendal. Sharon VanWoudenberg. Jana 9. 38, 42. 65. 73. 76, 77. 79. 80.81 VanWyhe. Jeremy 24 VanWyhe. Pete 15. 16g. 36. 37. 85. 94. 95 Veldkamp. Sadie 6. 90 VerWey. Amy 12. 43. 45. 59. 73. 76. 78 VerWey. Mike 6. 16. 37. 38. 52. 63. 73. 79. 80. 81. 87. 89. 102, 103 Viereck. Dave 12. 39, 55. 80. 89 Viereck. Doug 21 Viereck. Karen 12. I6g. 41. 48. 49. 56. 57. 65. 68. 70.71.72. 95. 107 - W- Walton. Tracey 16g. 95. 107 Wars. Brian 21 Wegener. Aaron 24 Wegener. Mark 6. 85. 90 Weiland. Jamey 21 Wellman. Tara 21 Wenbourne. Jody 16g. 65. 69. 71. 86. 95 Wieczorek. Kenny 16g. 73. 75. 9f Wildebber. Jayne 2 Wilson. Denise 2 Winter. Diane 9. 38. 58. 66. 80. 90. 9i Winter. Jerry 2 Wissink. Mari 5. 6. 48. 56. 58. 61. 73. 82. 83. 93 102 Wolthoff. Marc 21 Wolthoff. Mike 6. 73. 76. 87 -FACULTY- Anderson. Dan Bong. Terry Coplan. Burdell Christenson. Rhonda Davis. Sherry Day. Julie Dean. Earl DeBates. Deb Ekle. Nordell Englert. Cheryl Erickson. Julie Foland. Ann Freese. Robert Grimsrud. Gordon Gross. George Hass. Mona Hauger. Joe Hermsen. Wayne Herting. Bob Ishol Jibben. Jim Lorenz. Nancy Murren. Marc Noel. Greg Obr. Lori Oostra. Larry Pritchett. Chuck Rinken. Doug Schultz. Gary Siverson. Glenn Swanson. Etta Trumm. Dorothy Tschetter. Peggy Versteeg. Dan 27. 52. 54. 71 27. 40. 47. 48 31.37 26 27. 82 26 34 31.83. 104 29 27 31. 71 26 29.91. 107 26 29. 34 27. 104 28. 42. 49. 56. 57. 58 19. 24. 26.71 16. 32.41. 54. 55. 71 30 30. 52.71 33 32. 37. 49. 71,72 28 28. 78. 80 31. 44 32 32. 37. 49. 51,71 31.92 15. 28. 73. 77 27 29.91 30. 43. 59 30. 71. 104 School Board (Mr. VanBocker. Mrs. Ellis. Mr Chaon) 34. 108 The yearbook staff and advisor would like gratefully acknowledge the Selchow and Rigi Company and Horn Abbot for the use of t Trivial Pursuit • logo and theme. 9. 86. 897. 90. 96 Wagner. David 24 120 Ada Index •