Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1986 volume:

Backtrackin’ 1985-86 Volume 39 Canton High School Canton, SD BACKTRACKIN' STAFF Editor Cindy Taylor Asst, ediror Tomi Joyce Advisor Greg Noel LAYOUTS AND COPY Leso Duerkes Ruth Hill Tomi Joyce Michelle Larson Christie Sroffel Cindy Taylor PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Greg Noel Cindy Toy lor Mr. Pete Tollinger TYPING: Peggy Bergh Tomi Joyce Cindy Taylor ADS: Ruth Hill Missy Tyrell 39 67 : TTT frank still 177 Contents Activities Sports Faculty Classes Ads and Index 77 V A r v I From the lorgesr cities of electricity ond steel to towns with o mere five blocks of moin street, people ore the center of attention People settled this country, people fought for our in- dependence, and people developed our notion into whot it is today. It is because of people that you ond I ore here now. This is the moin reason the yearbook of 1985-66 hos token on the theme of People magazine. It is on attempt to thank the people who founded Canton High School, the peo- ple who keep it in operation, ond the people who moke it olive — you. Your spirit helped to encourage the very successful seasons of footboll, volleyball, ond boys’ basketball. Your determination helped each other through another year of high school. We hope you enjoy traveling bock in time through the school year of 1985- 86, whether it be o few months or many years later. The yeorbook stoff would like to acknowledge its thanks to Time Incor- porated, the publishing company of the People weekly magazine for their support ond permission to use certain graphic devices throughout this publication. I Cindy Toylor. editor Words, pictures come together 1 Foithful stoff members (front row): Tomi Joyce. Leso Ouerkes (bock row) Peggy Dergh. ond Cin- dy Toykx lobored on the yeorbook until the end of the school year Not pictured ore Ruth Hill Michelle Lorson ond Christie Stoffel 2 Typist Peggy Bergh joined mid-yeor ond reproduced thousands of words of copy on the computer 3 Busily working on o poge Leso Duerkes finds the time between her job ond homework to help put together the yeorbook Backtrackin' 1985-1986 The yearbook is nor o simple publication to create. A great deal of imagination, obility. and time goes in- to every picture and every word of copy. The small staff spent hours and hours to complete the book, and despite the problems, setbacks, and deadlines, we had fun seeing the year come together or our finger- tips. As editor, I would like to rhonk those staff members who stuck it out ond gave up their sunny afternoons ond Saturdays to contribute their port in the production of this book of memories. Cindy Taylor, editor 4 Annual Baird, Taylor visit 5DSU publications institute 1 Every two weeks on Thursday ond Friday Miss Hass Torm Trumbul Peggy Schultz Cindy Taylor Orer Austin ond £ e Bond tended to the duties oI page layout or the Sioux Valley News office 2 Reporting m various oreos such as news, feoture. e tonol column ond sports wete (front tow) Cindy Taylor. Kns Swanson. Paige Becker Peggy Schultz M Steensiond Torm Trumbu� (second tow) Lest ToUnger Amy Schultz 5a y Short Soto Derby Peggy Bergh Susie Steensiond Ho� VonBockern (third row) Bret Austin Jodi Boyer. Vicki Buysman. Kris Nelson E e Botrd Mike Volfhoff Chuck Motfvson (bock row) Ruth HW Mon Her ring, ond Jeff DeJong Not pictured is Michele Hardy 3 Editors Cindy Taylor ond Ed� Band take charge ond moke sense ond order of the stones ond layout of the Echo 4 Michele Hordy ond odvisor Mono Hass select stones for the final edition of he Echo Echo Every two weeks . . . A bi-weekly newspaper called The Echo is put together by a group of student reporters guided by odvisor Mono Hoss. The poge is included in the Sioux Volley News ond informs the community of happenings related to the school ond the student body. The stories were written on students' own time, ond twice o month the select group of layout artists traveled downtown to the news office to put the stories, pictures ond heodlines together on one printed poge Editors Edie Baird ond Cindy Toy lor spenr o week out of their summer before taking the position to learn more about newspaper layout ond reporting ot o publications institute held at SD5U in Brookings. They brought bock knowledge they applied this year, o second ploce for poge loyout, ond many friends ond memories they will keep for the rest of their lives. Echo 5 -----ACTIVITIES VerWey leads student coundl Representatives of the student body numbering 11 were elected lost spring. Led by advisor Joe Hougen and president Mike VerWey, the group sponsored such activities os homecoming week, activities week, and the senior owards banquet. They also changed the slogan on the SADD sign every week ond filed school board reports. In the spring they sponsored the student council elections for the following year. 1 Miss DeDotes helps Nikki Englert ond Poige Decker arrange refreshment for o Continental breakfast sponsored by the student coundl for advisors during Notional Activities Week 2 Soon after the 1986-07 elections. Mott Hoge ond Korlo Pederon refill their coffee pots while serving ot the senior awards banquet Korlo wos nominated President 0 Leading student input ond elected by the student body were Roxonne Dougherty ond Mott Hoge. freshmen; Kris Nelson. Junior: Oorb Lien. Scott Corlson. ond Pom Gerdes seniors: Mike VerWey president (front row) Michelle Kruse ond Goylon Lems, juniors: ond Nikki Englert. sophomore Not pictured is Poige Decker, sophomore 4 Senior student council members were Oorb Lien. Scott Corlson. Mike VerWey. ond Pom Gerdes 6 1 Girts who worked in rhe Iibrory were (from row) Dione Winter. Liz Ofsrod Pom Gerdes. Chris Leose Rondo Smith. Tonyo Gill. Amy Scholle (se- cond row) Susie Steenslond Missy Tyrrel. Vicki Oliver. Ktis Swonson (third row) Missy Moier, Vicki Rods. Sereno Summey. Iibrory oide — Mrs Heibult. Michele Hordy. Kris Myers, Roxonne Dougherty. Kothy Myers (ledge) Ruth Hill. Sodie Veldkomp, Mindy Heesch. Peggy Toft, Toml Joyce 2 Guys who worked in the liboroy were (from row) Rob Freese Steve Menholt Kelly Penerson (second row) Pout Bunkers. Todd Qoldwin Donny Baker (bock row): Mike Jones, More Wolthoff. ond heod librorion — Dr Robert Freese 3 Kothy Butler reshelves books os one of her duties In the liboroy The library, with increasing use and popularity, has a number of students working during their free periods. Under rhe direction of Dr. Freese, they hove many duties essenriol to the running of rhe library including desk duties such os checking in ond out books ond magazines, reshelving books, ond answering questions concerning rhe Iibrory They olso clean ond move audiovisual equipment os well os play ond edit rhe increasing number of video ropes Other duties ore carried out by Mrs Heibult. rhe library aide In the third year with computers, usage hos tripled. Averaging 461 people per doy. the library's attendance record was broken three times setting rhe new record at 572. Boosted partially by rhe junior high reading lob, circulation almost tripled. New library record set at 572 Student Librarians 7 Jones advances to State ACTIVITIES--------- For the first time in seven yeors. the orol interpretotion teom sent on individual to state competition. Mike Jones advanced ot regionals. Students compete in these six categories: poetry, serious prose, humorous prose, oratory, duet acting, and dromoric reading. The teom enlarged con- siderably with many young competitors joining. They were coached by Dr. Freese and Mrs. Trumm. 1 The orol interpretation teom consisted of the following (front row): Cindy ToylOf. Kathy Outlet (se- cond row): Cooch Dorothy Trumm. Crystal Polmer, Missy Moier, Missy Tyrrell. Parti Trumm. Corrle Corlson. Cooch Robert Freese (bock row): Liz Ofstod. Mike Jones. Ruth Hill. Todd Goldwin. ond Rob Freese 2 At o practice session in the library. Rob Freese helps Mike Jones perfect his humorous piece Gurvunning Post Your Wife 3 Patti Trumm was o member of the duet which per- formed or regionals in Sioux Foils e 1 Amidst balloons bearing the SADD slogan. Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk,' Uso Temple prepares to hand her bundle to spectators In the homecoming porode 2 Helping with the distribution of bolloons for the Con- ton chapter of Students Against Driving Drunk were Joleen Finstod. Christi Losley. ond Llllton Losley 3 5ADD members who hod the duty to speok to groups obour drinking ond driving were (standing) Mork Thorson, Goylon Lems. Elden Losley (sitting) SADD president Mori Wissink. Michelle Kruse, ond Kris Nelson Students Against Driving Drunk Local chapter distributes merchandise, promotes awareness Members of rhe Conron SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) distributed about $500 worth of SADD merchandise including pens, pencils, bolloons, ond key chains to elementary ond senior high school students. Speakers from the organization were invited by clubs ond other organiza- tions to talk about alcohol awareness. This included rhe Conron junior high ond rhe Beresford junior ond senior high school. The SADD chapter provided films for their Drug ond Alcohol Awareness Day. S.A.D.D. 9 ACTIVITIES FHA sponsors children's corvivol zoo field trip The Future Homemokers of Americo sponsored mony octiviries in- cluding o kid's cornivol in the armory. Children participated in gomes and enjoyed foce-poinring booths and skits. The FHA chapter also rook residents of rhe Crippled Children s Hospital to the Sioux Foils Zoo for o field trip. Along with selling carnations on Valentine's Day ond mums or homecoming, they also provided sock lunches for the volleyball ream on away gomes. At the onnuol store FHA meeting in April, nine girls presented their action octivity events ond received rhe following awards: superiors — Elizabeth Baldwin, Vicki Buysmon, Renee McMurry, Liso Temple, ond Jone Ulmer, excellent — Brendo Buysmon, Kelli Decker, Jilloyne Fossum, ond Leslie Tollinger. 1 FHA officers were (from row): Recreation Leader Anne Hohmon. Secretory Pom Jacobsen, President Vicki Buysmon (bock row) Recording Secretary Treasurer Liz Baldwin. Parliamentarian Mari Wissink. Recreation Director Jill Knutson. Reporter Kris Nelson. Vice-President lesll Tollinger, Treasurer Linda Eich. and Historian Kristi Aasheim 2 Freshmon Vicki Ludwig helps a young Superman with o cornivol game 10 F.H.A. 2 FHA ers Amy Bkxksrone Terri Kooimo. ond Korri Hood enterroin on oudience or rhe cornivol 3 Another mosrermind behind o cornivol gome wos Susie Sreenslond 4 FFA'er Chuck Morhison helped or rhe cornivol by looning robbits for rhe children, such os Timmy Noel, ro see ond touch F.H.A. 11 ACTIViTIES The Future Formers of America chapter sent Mike Fossum, Heather Loken, Kent Mulder, and Russ Swon- son to Pierre for contests. Fossum ond Loken placed in extemporaneous speaking with 5th ond 3rd place finishes, respectively. Notional FFA Week was February 15-21. On Tues- day, members drove tractors ond wore work clothes to school. Wednesday wos official dress doy. On that doy, students were also en- couraged to guess how many pens ond pencils were left to be sold after 94 gross were ordered instead of 94 dozen. Another contest wos guessing how many bushels of groin would fit in the high school ond junior high. On Thursday, members wore emblems ond could nor speok to the opposite sex or give up on emblem. They also held o coffee for teachers after school. 1 Members of rhe FFA chapter were (front tow) Mike Reed, Tom Theede. Keith Ekle. Brod Severson, Mike Fossum. Brent McMurry. Corey Ulrickson (second row) Andy Minihcm, Kent Fossum. Tim Christopherson. Kent Mulder. Steve Men holt Chuck Mothison. Jeff DeJong. Bloit Aosen. Kelly Peterson (third row): Leon Eich. Russ Aslesen. Russ Swonson. Joson VonDenTop. OJ Sorlle. Solly Short. Kelly Severson (fourth tow) Eric Petterson. Tim Rheod. Chris Crowford. Don Hammer. Steve Espelond. Mott Holt (bock row): Keith Hemmingson, Tim DeJong. Philip Schultz. Joe Twedt Scott VonDeKieft Steve Petterson. Ed Carpenter, ond Steve Bnggle (not pictured) Peggy Anderson ond Heather Loken 2 Senior Mike Fossum wos chosen ot the stote convention In Brookings os 5tote FFA President 3 Officers of rhe FFA choprer were (front row) Vice-President Don Hammer, Presi- dent Brent McMurry. Secretory Ed Corpenter Porliomentorion Philip Schultz (bock row) Treasurer Andy Mlnlhon. Assis- tant Advisor Leon Eich. Historian Joson VonDenTop Reporter Brod Severson, ond Sentenol OJ Sorlle 12 F.F.A. Fossum earns State FFA president title Fossum, V on W oudenberg offend summer comp for cheerleoders of Augusfono Juniors Lisa Fossum and Jon VanWoudenberg, two of rhe boys vorslry boskerboll cheerleoders. spent four days ot o cheerleoding comp ot Augusfono College in Sioux Foils dur- ing rhe summer They rose early to exercise ond then to be cooched on stunts, pyramids, routines, cheers, ond jumps by four college cheerleoders which were chosen by rhe No- tional Cheerleoders Association os instructors ot the comp In the evenings rhe participants were judged on whot they hod learned during the day ond were awarded ribbons Fossum ond VonWoudenberg brought home o few of these. They also were awarded o spirit stick for being one of the squods with the most spirit. 1 A rense momenr or b-reom boys boskerboll gome engulfs Porri Trumm 2 Now relaxing or rhe mor. Rondo Hill. Corrie Corison Dorb Lien, ond Tonyo Gill cheered on rhe wresrlers 3. An endeoring fon left his mork or rhe second-round foorboll ploy-off gome 4 Awoinng rhe outcome of o free-throw shot. Llso Fossum ond Jono Von- Woudenberg show rheir enthusiasm for their ream 5 The boys boskerboll cheerleaders form one of rheir pyramid routines The vorsiry girls were (in rhe ‘C ) Anne Hohmon. Liso Fossum. Jono VonWoudenberg. ond Michelle Kruse, rhe b-reom girls were Down Rori. Porri Trumm, Korolyn Eokes ond Sheila Hoff 6 Ar a junior vorisry wrestling meet with Drondon Volley. Corrie Cortson roots for Scorr Dokker Cheerleoding 15 Any high school student is eligible for cheerleoding tryouts which ore held In the spring for the following school yeor 26 cheerleoders moke up seven squods which represent the foil ond winter sports of footboll, girls' basketball, wrestling, ond boys' basketball Selection of these squods is mode by senior cheerleoders, varsity sports coaches, ond guest cheerleoders Mrs. Sherry Davis advises them os they carry on o lasting trodltion. Cheerleading: elite group accomplishes unique task 16 Cheerleoding 1 A rime out by rhe vorsiry boskerboil girb allows Crysrol Polmer o chonce fo join in o chonf with her fellow cheerleoders 2 An assembly for vorious foil sports finds vorsiry girls boskerboil cheerleoder Angie Hepner inro rhe groove 3 B-reom girb boskerboil cheerleoders Robin Baldwin. Angie Morshik. Heidi Her- ring. ond Heide Ulnckson leod o cheer dur- ing o rime our 4 The freshmon boys boskerboil reom benefirs from rhe cheers from rhe crowd led by Eldri Johnson 5 Cheering for rhe vorsiry ond junior vorsi- ry foorboli reoms were Jill Morkle. Liso Folond. Jodi Boyer, ond Mori Wissink 6 Leoding rhe vorsiry girb boskerboil fons in rheir cheers were Crysrol Polmer Angie Hepner. Jill Knur son ond Jill Sreenslond 7 The freshmon sporrs-goers follow rhe cries of Amy Blocksrone Eldri Johnson Jilloyne Fossum, ond Korri Hood 8 Before rhe srorr of rhe Homecoming foorboli gome Liso Folond. Jill Morkle Mori Wissink ond Jodi Boyer worm up wirh rhe C-Howk Cheer leoding 17 ACTIVITIES 1 Deonne Decker. Cortle Corison, and Jodi Boyer discuss o matter 2 Aunt Mottle (Paige Becker) Is miffed by Lucrerlo s (Kris Nelson) modesty 3 The plays cost Includes (front row): Jodi Boyer. Paige Becker, Pottl Trumm (bock row) Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson. Julie Torgerson. Come Corison 4 Cost members Soro Derby. Eldri Johnson. Brlon Houge overlook moke-up Jeff McElroy's face 5 Working lights ore Kent Tompkins ond Chod Skiles Grades 9-12 Present “Never Trust A Man” The plot concerns the onflcs of family. And each one is crozy in o different way. Their home is o regulor mode house. There is Arabella who poses while Susie, the artist, points her. Willie is labor- ing under the delusion that is o writer ond goes oround spouting his poetry to which nobody listens. Henry beats on the typewriter, IS All-High Play typing his school rhemes, oblivious of the world oround. Even mom Is slightly daft. She insists on demonstrating some steps she has leorned ot doncing school. Popo Oberstot, who is o lovable old thing, would like to do something to colm down his harum-scarum family bur doesn't hove ony luck. A gossip ploy for girls. When Berry overhears her morher phoning rhor George Is going ro give Rose o ring rhe news is roo rhrllllng ro keep. Berry rells Solly, who secrer- ly odores George, ond she is heartbroken. Then when gossipy Aunr Home ond spinsrer Lucreriol show up, Berry merely hinrs rhor George hos trifled with rhe love of o sweet girl. The spinsters aren't o bit surprised! Men ore treacherous! They odd ro rhe foie ond shortly o lovely girl is reported dying, oil because of fickly George! Rose wos stunned. She hodn'r known she wos engaged Least of oil ro George! Morher returns ond ex- plains rhor it s o ring on rhe phone Rose is ro get “ONE HAPPY FAMILY” 1 Showing off her orr work Is Sara Derby 2 Eldrl Johnson ond Brent McMurry kissing? 3 Director Mr Schultz ond student directors Tommy Tullor ond Julie Torgerson moke pro- duction possible 4 Cost members indude (front row) Jeff McElroy. Angie Hepner Corey Ulrickson (bock row): Tommy Tullor. Brent McMurry. Eldrl Johnson. Brian Houge Peggy Schultz. Heide Ulrickson Involvement great in senior class play “Don’t Rock the Boat” DON'T ROCK THE BOAT, o fhree-oct ploy by Tim Kelly, is o mixture of The Love Boot.'' ’ Mutiny on the Bounty,-' ond Pirates of Penzance In this comedy, Tom Butter- worth, determined to go down in history os the youngest cruise ship coproin, soils on the Vengeance, o converted gunboat, with o crew of rejects from the Maritime High School. For passengers, there ore movie star Honey Hot- chkiss, who is determined to star in GONE WITH THE WIND, PART TWO — only the producer would rather walk the plonk; o clumsy pair of thieves, o lody who loves pets but is ollergic to fur, o jogger who is on exercise nut, ond o nurse who sfobs oranges — or anything else — for prac- tice on giving hypos. On top of the goofy crew ond wild passengers, there is o hijacking of seo by o group of loony pirotes. Besides this, there moy be o shark in the pool, there is o huge storm ond o dangerous mud bonk 20 Senior Ploy ahead, ond the ship hos no insurance. However, by the final curtain it is oil romance ond hilarity on the high seas. Behind the scenes, stage managers were Tim Christopherson ond Jeff DeJong. Working lights were Steve Briggle, Steve Menholr, ond Kent Fossum. Senior on sound were Brian Peterson ond Dovid Jennings. Other members of the stage crew were Rod Loe, junior Rob Freese, ond cost members. Connie Eokes, Glendo Harms ond Debbie Short guided forgetful actors os they promp- ted them on their lines. Mr. Noel ond his art classes assisted the art directors in pointing the set, Mrs. Ewing ond the music deportment helped with the musical oct. , Mr. Martinson ond the industrial arts deportment lent use of facilities to the stage crew, ond Mr. Oostro ond the business education deportment produced the programs which were designed by Leso Duerkes. 1 As o member of the moke-up reom. Dione McMurry mokes sure Vicki Buysmon's foce shows up omidsr rhe yoge lights Other foce ortiys’ were Leso Duerkes. Tonyo Gill. Chris Leose. Heother Lemon. Borb Lien, ond Bhorv do Smith 2 Mox (Kevin Bowe) smooth-tolks the Com- modore's (Todd Boldwin) wife Mrs Withers (Vicki Buysmon) while Mr Cronkmeyer (Scort Corison) deols the poker gome on boord the ship 3 Cought behind the scenes of Don't Bock the Boor — octors Poul Bunkers ond Mori Wissink 4 Dr Robert Freese ond Mrs Dorothy Trumm directed the production 5 Student directors were Michele Hordy ond ' Korl Ulmer 6 Acting ort dirctor ot this pointing session. Leso Duerkes works on o bock-drop for the stoge Other ort directors were Chris Leose ond Heother Lemon 7 The dizzy blond movie yor'' Honey Hot- chkiss (Pom Gerdes) flirts in the orms of soilor Boris (Mike Fossum). 8 Victor Bev (Mike Jones), movie director, blesses the fingertips of Arlene (Mori Wissink). The coproin. (Poul Bunkers) however, is quite surprised by his chorm 9 Cost members for the senior ploy were (front row) Jill Knutson. Chrlyle Stoffel. Liso Folond. Anne Hohmon. Mike Fossum. Mike VerWey. Bod Aosheim. Kent Mulder (second row): Dorin Ooklond, Lourie Hougen. Chuck Mothison. Bich Lundt. John Theede Joy Siver- son. Kevin Bow. Scott Corison. Korl Ulmer (third row) Michele Hordy. Jill Steenslond. Pom Jocobsen. Mory Eich, Poul Bunkers. Mori Wissink. Kothy Myers. Bill Souers. Connie Eokes. Kothy Boch. Vicki Buysmon (bock row) Sodie Veldkomp Pom Gerdes. Mike Jones. Buth Hill. Mike Tollinger. Bloir Aosen. Mike Woithoff ond Todd Boldwin Not pictured ore Tonyo Gill. Kolli Hood. Chriyi Kooimo. Jill Morkle. Kriyy Myers, ond Bondo Smith Senior Ploy 21 ACTIVITIES Swing choir earns “best overall” The swing choir porricipored in contests ond received high owords for their performonces. In Februory. they troveled to Ver- million where they eorned o superior roting. They olso went to Gorretson for o ' swing festivol. The swing choir eorned the “Best Overall title of eight groups. In March, the choir participated in the Coyote Jazz Festival. 1 Some of the members of the mixed choir were (from row) Michelle Anderson. Julie Torgerson Rondo Hill. Dione Winter. Soro Derby Liso Folond. Korlo Pederson. Angie Hepner (second row): Korl Mulder. Deonne Schofer. Liso Houge. Paige Decker, Soroh Gunther. Scott Corlson. Don Hom- mer. Jason Moen (third row): Julie Schultz. Kristi Aosheim. Dee Dee Hordy. Koren McEntee. Julie Leose. Angie Morshik. Dloir Aosen, Corey Ulrickson. Kyle Broughton (bock row) Robin Mothison. Jonoe Smith. title Susan Olsen. Condoce Lien, Korl Olson, Mike Tollinger. Mike VerWey. ond Poul Bunkers 2 Accomponists for chorus were Shelly Feekes EkJn Johnson. Kris Mitchell. Michele Hordy. Korlo Pederson. Suson Olsen. Sheik) Hoff, ond Jono Von Woudenberg 3 Korlo Pederson ond Angie Hepner. both sopranos, song o duet of the Pops concert 4 Mike Fossum ond Rod Aosheim serenode Mrs Mike Tollinger ond Mrs Cor- ley Ulrickson. 22 Choir 4 1 Members of rhe freshmon choir were (front row) Jonel Schwartz Shelly Feekes Julie Theede. Jllloyne Fossum. Korri Hood. Heidi Herring (second row): Tomi Trumbull Amy Bkxksrone Angie Morshik. Dorcey Decker. Vicki Oliver. Terri Kooimo. Roxi Dougherty (third row): Pennie Espelond. Julie Lease Bret Auyin. Lonce Gibson. Renee McMurroy. Soroh Gunther (bock row) Kelli Decker Cathy Dobbe Kris Mit- chell, ond Eldri Johnson 2 During proa ice for on Annie number. Dorcey Decker (bottom). Vicki Oliver. Angie Morshik. ond Renee McMurry (top) harmonize 3 The rest of the mixed chorus were (front row) Corrie Corison. Kris Swonson. Heidi Ulrickson. Robin Boldwin. Sereno Sucnmey Michele Hordy (second row): Rod Aosheim. Goylon Lems. Mike Fossum. Missy Tyrrell. Tommy Kompen. Brenda Buysmon. Sue Schwortzle. Korolyn Eokes (third row) Jeff McElroy. Chod Skiles. Philip Schultz. Rob Regier. Shelly Ooklond. Nikki Engiert, Jono VanWoudenberg. Lesli Toll- inger. Dione McMurry (bock row): Steve Spieker. Dovid Rhoodormer. Trovis Hortlond Dovid P Poulson. Peggy Bergh. Susie Steenslond. Roz Kompen. Liso Fossum, ond Mory Eich Choir 23 ACTIVITIES Choir mokes music 1 Members of rhe boys ensemble were (front row): Goylon Lems. Poul Bunkers. Dovid Bhoodormer. Dloir Aosen (bock row). Corey Ulrickson. Mike Tollinger Mike Fossum. Bod Aosheim. ond Steve Spieker 2 Members of rhe mixed ensemble were (front row). Michele Hordy, Tommy Kompen. Korlo Pederson. Liso Folond (bock row) Mike VerWey. Bod Aosheim. Mike Fossum. Corey Ulrickson. ond Mike Tollinger 3 The swing choir consisted of (front row) Jeff McElroy. olternote Jilloyne Fossum, oc- componies Kris Mitchell. Sheilo Hoff, ond SusoA Olsen, olternote Dovid Bhoodormer (second row) Bod Aosheim. Jono Vorv Woudenberg. Corey Ulrickson. L� so Folond. Bloir Aosen. Angie Hepner. Mike Fossum, (third row): Benee McMurry. Lesli Tollinger Tommy Kompen. Goylon Lems. Michele Hordy. Heide Ulrickson. Korlo Pederson (bock row) Mike Tollinger. Steve Spieker Mike VerWey. ond Don Hommer Not pic tured Is: Soro Derby 4 At on eorly morning swing choir procticc ore Lesli Tollinger ond Bod Aosheim 1 Members of rhe girls' triple trio were (left) Heide Ulrickson. Michele Hordy. Soro Derby, lisa Folond. (right) Angie Hepner, Jono VonWoudenberg. Diane Winter, and Tommy Kompen 2 The sophomore girls ensemble con- sisted of Sheilo Hoff. Heide Ulrickson. Krolyn Eokes. Condoce lien. DeeDee Hor- dy. Julie Schultz. Suson Olson. Nikki Englert. ond Kristi Aoheim 3. Choir members who eorned spots in All- State Chorus were (front row): I Iso Folond. olternote Soro Derby. Michele Hordy (bock row): Bloir Aosen. Steve Spieker. Mike Fossum, ond Mike Tollinger Not pic- tured ore Kork) Pederson ond Lesli TqII- inger, ond olternotes Poul Bunkers. Jeff McElroy. ond Heide Ulrickson 4 Soloists ot contests were (front row): Heide Ulrickson. Kork) Pederson. Tommy Kompen. Angie Hepner (bock row): Steve Spieker. Pod Aasheim. ond Mike Tollinger 5. Performing o Grease medley ot the Pops concert were Mike VerWey. Lesli Toll- inger. Jono VonWoudenberg. ond Corey Ulrickson Choir 25 ACTIVITIES Music )dM ilond.i Kr (third row) Direaor rson Nikki Robin Morhrson. Jaoel Schwartz. Angie Morshik. Amy VerWey Kristi Aosheim Joci Sterud, Tonyo Gill, Jodi Ooyer. Leif Grone Anita Gonnon. Edie Ooird, Steve Spieker (fourth row): JiU Knutson, ftonda Smith, Shelly Feekes. Jone Ulmer. Molisso Steffes. Amy Okxksrooe. 26 2 Ploying in the pep bond of o bosketball gome is freshmon Julie Lease 0 Members of the stoge bond were Kris Nelson. Deonne Decker Rod Aasheim. Joson Von Den- Top Mike Fossum. Kris Mitchell. Korlo Pederson. Michelle Lorson. Sheilo Hoff. Steve Doeyink. Jilloyne Fosum. ond Lourie Hougen Not pictured ore Woir Aosen. Scott Corison. Kelli Lundt. Joy Siverson. Corey Ulrickson. Jono VonWoudenberg Band Pep band fires up crowds mill� B-jf lam. T- r H,|, Je,f ■SMCflroy. Jonoe Smith Kevin fcowo Sheilo _! )jL Deonoe tbulei. Lance Gibson Fv-nerson Kelli Decfce- JlMorkie Joson VanOenTop. Deonnfc DecKe- Kris Nelson (b ids row. Scon loltinger Kelly Severson Mi elle Anderson. Shelly OoKlond Oe- 3ee Hoidy. lerri Kooimo. Loune Haugen. ',ia w L v . ink jiiioyne erson Joy Dorcey Decker Anne h -ihmon Olair Aosen Chuck Mothison ill VonOochem. -- ond Corey Ulrichson Mossurr oySWs Bond 27 Band earns awards. The bond earned o second place raring in Class A competition in the SDSU Hobo Doy porode. They also received the some honor ot the Augustano Jazz Bond Festival. The trombone section received o citation for outstanding ability with Rod Aosheim and Joy Siverson obtaining special honors. 1 Officers for bond were (front row) Mori Wissink. Anne Hob man, I iso Fotond (bock row) Renee McMorry. Joy Siverson. Brent McMurry. Bloir Aasen. ond Kelli lundt 2 Bond members who received I s of music contests were (front row): Shelly Kruse, Kori Mulder, tommy Tullor. Michelle Lorson Jodi Boyer (second row) Kris Mit- chell. Korlo Pederson. Jonel Schwartz. Deonne Decker, Jono VanWoudenberg JiU VonBockern. Liso Folond. Eldri Johnson (back row) Corey Ulnckson. Scott Corlson Joy Siverson. Steve Spieker. Rod Aosheim. Leif Grone. Mike Wolthoff. Steve Boeyink. ond Jason VonDenlop 3 Acting mojorerre. Crystal Polmer. keeps the bond in step ot the holf time perfor- mance during the homecoming gome given second place ot SDSU, Augie 1 AU-Store Bond members were (front row): Kori Mulder Nikki Englert. Shelly Fossum. Michelle Lorson. Jodi Boyer (se- cond row) Kork) Pederson. Tommy Tullor. Kelli Lundr. Joy Siverson. Julie Schultz. Jono VonWoudenberg. Julie Torger- son. Liso Folond (bock row) Soroh Gunther. Michelle Kruse. Steve Spieker Leif Grone. Mike Wolrhoff. Pod Aosheim. ond Kevin Rowe 2 Bloir Aosen rocks the fons ot o boskerboll gome 3. A procticol joke is shored ot the Pops concert by Christi Kooimo. Corey Ulrickson. ond Goylon Lems Bond 29 1 Mike Jones inspects the drinks Julie Torger- son serves him ond Rod Loe 2 Ryon Miller struts to the music of Rysk with his dote Anne Hohmon 3 Oeonng the orntude of Seon Penn ond Modonno ore seniors Scott Corison ond Mori Wissink 4 Sophomore waitresses ot the banquet were Corrie Cortson. Julie Torgerson. Poige Oecker. Sheilo Hoff. Nikki Englert. Kris Kruse Jonoe Smith. Kelli Lundf. Potfi Trumm. ond Amy VerWey 30 Prom Oonquet 1 Sophomore woirers for rhe bonquer were Drem Temonn, Sreve Boeyink, Dove Poulson. Kyle Broughton. Steve Renli. Rob Regier. Dove Viereck. Shonooo Kirsch. Joson Moen ond Mike Sehr 2 The drummer of Rysk rocks to o Von Holen tune 3 Brent Tiemonn fixes o flower in Kelli I undr s horr to complete her Howoiion woitress costume 4 With on old-foshion occessory dossing up their prom outfits. Rosolyn Kompen. Sherry VonDeKeift. Trocy For ns worth, ond Christie Stoffel gother before the bonquer Prom Donquet 31 WTiViTlES Rysk rocks in Midnight Madness The banquet before rhe junior-senior prom rook on rhe rheme of Hawaiian with sophomore waiters and waitresses dressing in floral prints and leis. Ir was held or rhe Hioworho Country Club. Lorer in rhe evening, Rysk rocked rhe gym which was decorated with murols, streamers, and balloons under rhe juniors' and seniors'joint rheme Midnight Madness ’ 1 Clod in riger stripes, o guitor ployer of rhe rock bond Rysk ploys in rhe CHS gym omidsr spot lighrs 2 Junior Goylon Lems hos o smile for rhe comment whispered in his ear by his dote Korlo Pederson 3. Mike Fossum is pleased thot sophomore Kris Swonson is fixing his boutonniere after o fosr donee 32 Prom Donquet Queen Mori WtssioK ond Moyer Mike VerWey Porode Morsholl Mrs Rhodo C hr tyenson Artendonrs Broody Poubon ond Dorren Bess ACTIVITIES 1 The flog rroop and marching bond led by mo jorette Crystol Palmer par odes down main street on homecoming afternoon 2 The juniors won the oword for the most beautiful floot with their theme C-Howsk: The Choice of o New Generation 3 With Kent Mulder to bock him up. Mike Tollinger moves through the Brandon Valey Lynx defense during the homecoming footboll gome The student council chose com- mercials' ' os the theme for the 60th annual homecoming. The festivites began on Mon- day, September 23, with corona- tion. Mori Wissink and Mike VerWey carried on tradition with their crowning os Homecoming Queen ond Master. Mike recoiled the feeling of the event: The homecoming week was by for the best week of my life, ond cor- onotion was my most memorable experience. Mondy wos olso dubbed Hobo Day On Tuesdoy, students donned their Hawaiian shirts ond sunglasses for Tourist Doy. Wednesday became Sports Doy. Friday rounded out the week with Blue ond Gold Day ond the finol events of homecoming week. Students ond teachers join- ed to put on the annuals assembly, ond school dismissed early so that everyone could par- ticipate in the parade The vic- torious homecoming gome against Brandon Valley, as Mori soid, was like the icing on the wonderful coke. Mike said, I've never seen so many guys so hap- py in o long time.” Mari added, The dance, even without o bond, wos o great way to finish off o great week. Homecoming 1 Tokmg in rhe sights ore seniors Poul Bunkers. Mike VerWey ond Dove Hodgm 2 Bond members Jeff McElroy Kris Mit- chell Sheik) Hoff Corhy Myrobo. Pom Jocobsen Chriti Kooimo ond Jill Knutson roke m rhe events of rhe homecoming gome 3 Queen Mon Wissink honds rhe foot boll olong with o little luck, to rhe reom cop- roins Mike Fossum ond Tim Christopherson os royolry members Jill Mar We. Anne Hohmon Jill Knutson ond Liso Folond 4 Hobo Doy sow Korlo Pederson ond Jon- no Dyksrro s shoring in rhe spirit of homecoming week Homecoming 7 Homecoming Liso Fotond ond Joy Siverson Anne Hohmon ond Poul DunKers Adoration of tfje Christ (Efjil Every three years the Living Pictures are presented at CHS. It is something that the school and the entire community takes pride in. Students were chosen to portray Diblicol characters by o committee of high school faculty The students who ore chosen for this ac- tivity consider it o high honor. There ore eight scenes presented ond after each picture o verse is said by the verse choir followed by o song from the vocal chorus. The post year hos been one of o full house; they ron out of seats before the people stopped coming to fill them up. People come from miles around to see this adoration of Christ. 1 In the Adoration of the Wisemen the characters from left to right ore: Vicki Buysmon os Mory. Keith Hemmingson os Joseph EkJri Lesley s the first wtsemon. Rob Freese os o bystander. Kent Tompkins os o slave. Doug VonDeKeift os the se- cond wisemon. Korl Ulmet os o bystander, ond Jeff DeJong os the third wisemon 2 This setting is entitled Christmas Chimes The Angels from left to right ore Tracy Farnsworth. Lori Nelson, Jonno Dykstro 3 The closing scene was entitled Sisrine MoDonno Here Todd Baldwin ond Crystal Polmer portray St Sixtus ond St Barbara Vicki Buysmon as Mory 4 The wisemen In this setting, entitled Wisemen Follow The Stor. ore Philip Schultz. Doug VonDeKeift ond Jeff DeJong � s 33 ACTIVITIES iCiuing pictures celebrates 40tlj presentation 1. In rhe Norivity. chorocters from left ro right ore Rob Freese. Karl Ulmer os bysronders. Vicki Buysmon is Mory In this scene en fit led Mory Visited By An Angel 2. Trocy Fornsworrh portrays rhe ongel. while Vicki Buysmon is Mory in this scene entitled Mory Visited By An Angel 3. In this scene. The Shepherds Come, chorocters from left to right ore Kent Tom- pkins. Dovid Ekle. Dionne McMurry. ond Greg Ekle os bystanders. Vicki Buysmon os Mory ond Keith Hemmlngson os Joseph 4 The nome of this setting is Tidings of Greot Joy Dovid Ekle os the shepherd boy. Dionne McMurry os the Shepherdess, ond Greg Ekle os the Old Shepherd ond Jonno Dyksira os the Angel 34 Living Pictures 1 Delegotes ro Girls Srore were (front row) olrernote Korlo Pederson Michelle L or son Tommy Tullor (second row) olrer- nore Lmdo Elch, Cindy Toylor (bock row): olrernote Jill VonOockern. ond Shelly Kruse 2 The Cindy Schuttloffel Memonol Aword wos given to Jono VonWoudenberg for being the junior with the highest grode point overoge for her first three yeors of high school 3 Boys Store delegotes were (front row): Don Hommer. Bob Freese, olternore Kent Tompkins (bock row) Ed Corpenter. Dovid Rhoodormer. ond olrernote Brent Me Murry Citizens offered knowledge Boys' ond Girts' Srore ore borh mock srores in which delegores ore roughr rhe workings of governmenr on dry. counry. ond srore levels Ir is sponsored by rhe Americon Legion ond Auxiliory Cirizens of rhe srores ore divided inro poliricol porries. Norionolisr ond Federolisr. ond olso myrhicol dries College scholorships were offered ro oursronding cirizens. ond rwo from eoch srore were chosen ro orrend Boys ond Girls Nor ion Tommy Tullor received o score of 90 our of 100 on o comprehensive resr or Girts' Srore. one poinr owoy from rhe highesr grode ond o $300 ro rhe Universiry of Sourh Dokoro Cindy Toylor orrended Journolism Ciry or Girls' Srore Only 14 girls from ocross rhe srore ore chosen ro produce o doily newspoper, broodcosr o doily rodio progrom. ond present rhe noon news These students received rhe following posirions or Boys Srore Ed Corpenrer — Srore Senoror from Philodelphio. Rob Freese — Srores Arrorney from Dollos. ond Dovid Rhoodormer — Srore Senoror from Bolrimore These srudenrs received rhe following posirions or Girts' Srore Shelly Kruse — Coundlmon in Word 4 of ST Poul ond Srore Represenroriove. Michelle Lorson — Moyor of New York. Cindy Toylor — Ciry Treosurer of Journolism Ciry, ond Tommy Tullor — Ciry Audiror of Chicogo Honored Srudenrs 35 ACTIVITIES Art fair recognizes students 1 Students moinly In Art III ond IV traveled to Dell Ropkfc for the regional art fair Here ore Doug VonDeKeift. Dovid Morgon. Aoron Wegener. Sean Koch. Michelle Scholle. Leso Duerkes. Soro Derby. Clnfdy Toy lor. Dove Hodgin. Heather Lemon, ond M Souers. 2 Junior Cindy Toylor works on her oil pointing entitled Dreaming In X Time. ' ond example of cubism. 3. Her origins once in Texas, senior Leso Duerkes rides the bus to Dells ond wonts to be o cowboy 4 This airbrush eorned senior Dill Souers o first ploce ribbon in the pointing cotegory 5 An honorable mention wos awarded to junior Doug VonDeKeift for his scrotchboord 6 The Dell Roptds High School gym wos the scene of the Pointer Sisters — Leso Duerkes. Cindy Toylor. ond Soro Derby — pointing of vorious good-looking men. 7 The stop of Burger King for lunch wos pro- fitable for Aoron Wegener who gained one drinking straw (Leso ond Cindy olso become prepored for pit stops here ) CTOt 0dwJ04 ACTIVITIES Students honored 1 Students on the high honor roll for the third quorter were (front row) Sheilo Hoff. 10th; Dione Winter. 11th Peggy Bergh. 10th. Cindy Toylor. 11th. Scon DeVos. 10th (bock row) Nikki Englert. lOth. Jono VonWoudenberg. 11th. Jill Von- Bockem. 11th. Shelly Kruse. 11th ond Sherry Plucker. 11th Not pictured ore Michele Hordy. 12th ond Eldri Johnson. 9th 2 Speoking ot the senior owords banquet wos junior high moth ond science teochr Mr Don Anderson 3 Korl Ulmer, Dovid Bhoodormer ond Bob Freese quolified for store in the Norionol History Doy competition 4 Students who eorned their oll-oll high letters by collecting 150 points for involvement in activities were (bottom row): Joy Siverson. Mike Fossum. Mike Tollinger. Scon Corison (second jow) Bod Aosheim. Chuck Mothison. Mike VerWey (third row) Lourie Haugen Liso Folond (top): Jill Morkle Not pictured is junior Jono VonWoudenberg 33 Honored Students SPORTS C-HRWKS Dig Q Conference Champs For the first rime since 1960, the ver- sify foorboll reom rook the Dig 8 Con- ference rirle offer its 14-7 win over Vermillion. They come inro the ployoffs with perfect records of 8-0 overoll ond 6-0 in the conference. The overoll seoson record wos 9-1 wirh Joy Siverson ond Mike VerWey scor- ing well over one-rhird of rhe 276 rorol points. Kelly King led in both punts ond kick offs with the highest rotol yords. Leoding rocklers for rhe seoson were Orion McEntee, 71; Ryan Miller. 69, ond Paul Bunkers, 68. C- Howk shut outs numbered two ond they held their opponents under nine points per gome until their first ond lost loss of the seoson to Brondon Volley in rhe ployoffs. The C-Howks romped over Chomberloin in the first round of the Class 11-A ployoffs. Quarterback Mark Thorson connected wirh end Goylon Lems offer only four minutes of ploy to score o 53-yord touchdown which gave the C-Howks the first of their two touchdowns in the first quorter ond put them in rhe lead for rhe remainder of 1 Leoding in kick off return yords wos Joy Siverson wirh 138; Mike VerWey wos second wirh 94 Brion McEnree wos 2nd in rhe quorrer- bock sock column wirh 5 2 The C-Howks defense gets inro rhe action ogoinsr leoding rival Brondon Volley Lynx 3 Seniors helping rhe C-Howks in rheir winning seoson ore Mike Tollinger, Joy Siverson. Scon Corison. Rich Smith. Mike VerWey. Rod Aasheim. Paul Bunkers, ond Kent Mulder Cooch Burdell Copion is also pictured 40 Vorsiry Foorboll the gome. The C-Howks continued to score to win rhe gome 36-6 ond od- vonce to the quorter-finols ogoinsr Brondon Volley who edged Lennox 14-8. Here the winning streok ended! Brondon began rhe scoring in the first quorter ond regained the leod in the second half after o Canton touchdown in the second quorter to put the final score of Brondon-17. Canton-16. The C-Howks would not continue in rhe fight to the end of rhe ployoffs. but they did win their bottle to be 1 In the Big 8 Conference 1 Kelly King. Eldon Losley. ond Mike J Johnson look on os rheir feom members go for onorher victory 2 The Vorsity Cooches ore More Murren Heod Cooch Ourdel Coplon. ond Don Versreeg 3 Members of the C-Howk vorsity teom ore (front row) Dorin Ooklond. Kent Mulder. Mike Fossum. Poul Bunkers. Mike Tollinger. Dove Hodgin. Rich Smith. Scott Corlson. Tim Chrisropherson. Kevin Rowe. Mike VerWey. Joy Siverson (2nd row) Rod Aosheim. Mork Thorsen. Mott Herting. Ryon Miller. Rich Lundstrom. Joson Moen. , fr'O Nichols Eldon Losley. Andy Minihon. Steve Renli (3rd row) Steve Perterson. Rob Freese. Goykxi Lems. Brion McEntee. Kelly King. Kyle Broughten. Russel Aslesen. Al Roskom. Don Hodgin (bock row): Don Horn met. Mike J Johnson. Orlyn Sorlie. Brent McMurry. Ed Corpenter. Rob Regier. Dovid Poulson. Dovid Viereck. Scott Devos Monogers Chod Skiles ond Kent Tompkins Worer boys Bret Becker ond Eric Broughton 4 Mike VerWey runs the boll os Kent Mulder looks on 5 Vorsity Monogers ore Chod Skiles ond Kent Tompkins Vorsity Footboll 41 SPORTS Winning season contains two shut-outs the junior varsity football team held o winning season record of 0 losses, 6 wins, including two shut-outs to Lennox ond Brandon Junior Kelly King proved himself in rushing with 352 yards os well os kick off returns with on overage of 72.3 yards per carry. Sophomore Kyle Broughton took over the duties of kick offs ond punts with 464 ond 310 yards, respectively. Leading passer was Mark Thor- son with 273 total yards, 3 interceptions, ond 5 touchdowns behind King's 6. Thorson also showed well in the tackle category tying ot 26 with OJ Sorlie behind Rob Regier s 33 tackles. 1 The offensive line ottocks the Vermillion defense 2 Quonerbock. Mork Thorson. guides the C-Howks to another score 3 Scoring the go-oheod touchdown in o victory over Vermillion wos Mork Thorson 4 Punt receiving duties were handled by Mon Hening during the 1985 season 42 J.V. Football A losing season. The seoson begon well for rhe freshmon foorboll reom cooched by Mr Jibben ond Mr Anderson os they won rheir first gome ogoinsr Lennox 12-6 The victory wos their only ond for the rest of the seoson Doug Sehr ron in five touchdowns ond eorned on extro point for o totol of 32 points. Sehr olso com- pleted 101 tockles. Mott Hoge's 286 yords rushing fell second only to Sehr's 359 Hoge olso overoged 11.7 per kick-off return Brent Olson overoged 30.6 yords per kick-off into the opponent's offense The leoding passer wos Lonce Gibson with 192 totol yords ond four touchdowns to his credit 1 Pigskin in orm. Kelly Peltier rushes ogoinsr the Brandon Volley defense toward rhe gool line 2 Members of rhe freshmon foorboll reom ore (front row) Morr Hilt. Brer Olson. Scott Tollinger. A or on Wegener. Rob Skinner. Jerry Winter. Jeremy Von Wyhe (second row): Eric Perrerson. Tim Rheod. Lonce Gibson. Travis Rikonsrud Seon Kock. More Wolrhoff Kelly Peltier. Keith Ekle. monoger Dovid Aslesen. (bock row): Jim Porsons. Dovid Morgon. Mon Hoge. Kevin Riley. Doug Sehr. Travis Palmer. Polmer Erickson, ond Scon Sronsbury 3. The freshmon Howks moul o Qrondon Volley Lynx The Lynx went on to win rhe gome, though. 21-14 4 With rhe only interception of the seoson. Doug Sehr picks this one off o Drondon Volley player It wos good for 30 yords SPORTS Girls’ place second in Big 8 Conference The Dig 8 Conference tournament found the girls' varsity bosketboll team in second place Their seoson record wos 5-15 Lourle Haugen led the team with 237 points In 20 gomes, ond Jennifer Dogue held the Individual high for o single gome with 23 points ogolnst Elk Point Haugen also led In blocks with ten ossists with 54. steals with 60. ond rebounds with 110 In 20 gomes Llso Fossum held o close second In steols with 51. ond Michelle Kruse fell In behind Hougen with 98 rebounds In 19 gomes Fossum s 48% topped the list for field goals, ond her free-throw percentoge of 54 5 wos second only to Dogue s 56 7 1 Senior I ourle Hougen earned o spot on the Dig 6 All Conference leom Deceiving honoroble mention wos Junior Jennifer Dogue 2 Jill VonOockern beats o KnigM to score the go otieod bosket In o gome ogolnsi O Gotmon 44 Girls' Vorslty Boskefboll CHS OPP West Centrol 54 62 Elk Pont 53 57 Solem 50 44 Modison 43 46 Jefferson 45 65 Harr sburg 30 60 Beresford 50 43 Big Lennox 50 63 Vermillion 52 41 6 Brandon Volley 40 57 Lennox 43 46 Beresford •3 49 (or) DeN Roptds 39 Tourn West Cenrrol 5« 54 Harrisburg 50 49 Brandon Volley 41 14 West Centrol 46 62 Lennox 47 60 Disr. Vermillion 4 60 66 O Gorman 40 42 Tourn. 1. Members of rhe girts vorslry boskerboll reom ore (from row): Suson Olsen. Down Ron. Sheik) Hoff Jill Morkle. Uso Fossum. Lindo Ekh. Jonoe Smith (bock row): Kris Kruse. Jill Von Bockern. Michelle Kruse. Jen- nifer Bogue. Cothy Dob be Lourie Hougen 2 Cooch Herring counsels rhe reom on rheir gome srroregy 3. Junior Michelle Kruse concentrates on free throw to bring up her season free- throw percenroge to 50. third best on rhe reom for rhe season 4 Down Rori attempts to score for her reom She was 20% for field goals this season Varsity Girls' Boskerboll 45 SPORTS Girls “break even” with 8-8 record The ream ‘broke even with o season record of 5-Q The moln srorters were Corhy Dobbe or center, fowords Sheilo Hoff ond Kris Kruse, ond guards Down Roti ond Amy VerWey. The leading rebounder with 142 rorol was freshmon Corhy Dobbe. Kris Kruse also broke 100 with 111. Sheilo Hoff stepped into the lead for rorol points with 153 ond also heoding the assisting deportment with 20 for the season. Coming in second for most points wos Corhy Dobbe with 136. ond Down Roti held the third spot with 100 points. 1 Nikki Englerr (32) ond Down Krejcl (50) onxtously owalf rhe rip off by center Corhy Dobbe. freshmon Dobbe stoned In oil bur one b-reom gome this season 46 2. A shuffle on rhe C-Hawk floor with Shelly Fossum. Corhy Dobbe. Shtelo Hoff ond Brondon Volley opponents is where Down Rorl wos rhe leoding sreater with 56 3 Cooched by Mr Joe Hougen (bock row center), rhe girts b-reom basketball squod wos (front row): Sheilo Hoff. Kris Kruse. Amy Biocksrone. Down Roti. Corhy Dobbe (second row): monoger Jonoe Smith. Shelly Fossum. Jone Ulmer. Amy VerWey, Nikki Englerr. monoger Suson Olsen (bock row) Down Krejcl. ond Shelly Ooklond Nor pictured Renee McMurry. Karri Hood. Roxl Doughrry, ond Terri Kooimo 4 While Down Rori keeps possession. Amy Biocksrone ond Shelly Ooklond guord rhe home court, rhe Howks won ogoinsr Brondon Volley 42-31 J.V. Girls' Daskerboll The reom fored well In the season with a win- ning record of 9-2 The girls were led by Amy Blocksrone who held 30% of rhe rorol gome polnrs and averaged ren polnrs per gome She also rook the most defensive rebounds with 37; bur Julie Theede's 27 offensive re- bounds brought her to rhe top of the list for totol rebounds with 60. The most steals 45. were mode by Jone Ulmer, and Blocksrone ond Roxi Dougherty tied for top blocks with 5 eoch. 1. With o season tree-throw percentoge of 53, Amy Blocksrone attempts another 2 the struggle for possession Is on between Kelli Decker. Kort Hood. Jllloyne Fossum ond their opponents the C- Howks went on to win over Brandon Volley 36-28 3. the freshmen portfclpoflng In girts baskerboll were (front row): Amy Blocksrone. Jone Ulmer. Roxl Dougher- ty. Jllloyne Fossum. Kort Hood (bock row): Cooch Peg tscherrer. Julie Fheede. Kelli Decker, Shelly Feekes, Renee McMurry. terrl Kootmo. ond Soroh Gunther Not pictured Pennle Espelond Julie Leose. Jonel Schwortz. ond student monoger Dorcy Decker 4 Guarded by o Brondon Lynx. Jone Ulmer takes rhe boll Info C-Howk territory for o score Freshmen Girls Baskerboll 47 girls qualify for State After 9 meets the team went on to regionols in Modison where the reom took third. Junior Jodi Boyer finished seventh our of 44 runners with o rime of 12 28: senior Kris Myers took tenth place with 12 minutes, 37 seconds: ond sophomores Corrie Corlson ond Korolyn Eokes ploced eleventh with o time of 12 40 ond thir- teenth with 12 46, respectively. This quolified the team for o trip to the store meet in Pierre along with Boyer, Corlson, Eokes, ond Meyers os individuals There, Myers ron her season's best rime ond the second fostest of her career with 12:09 She took 47fh place our of 121 runners. Boyer also ploced in the top holf with 12 21 ond in the 56 slot. The reom os o whole ploced fifteenth 1 Qualifying Individually for the store meet, Korolyn Eokes. Kris Myers. Jodi Boyer Corrie Corlson oil finished under 13 minutes Kris Meyers, with o 12 09 minute finish, ochieves the seasons best ond the second fastest In her career 2. Chumming around on the golf course ore Jodi Boyer ond Mori Wlssink 3. The reom ploced 15th in the store meet which wos held In Pierre The first 7 runners here ore Mori Wissink. Jodi Boyer. Korolyn Eokes Leoh Rothje. Kris Meyers. Lesli Toll- Inger, ond Corrie Corlson 4 Mr Terry Bong cooched the girls Cross- Country reom, which os o whole earned o trip to the store meet where they ploced 15th Girls' Cross-Country 49 —SPORTS Boys place 6th The Olg 8 Conference ploced rhe boys' cross-country ream of 6rh, ond they ploced 8th ot the regional meet. After competing In eight meets. Mike Reed, freshmon Jeff Spleker, ond junior Steve Spleker were letter winners. 1. In front of Lennox ond Dell Roplds run- ners. Steve Spleker paces himself to the finish 2 Clocked by Mr Versteeg. Jeff Spleker plunges Into rhe finish line aside o Dell Rapids runner 3 Rounding off rhe rum ond heading bock toward rhe finish line Is sophomore Brian Houge 4 Members of rhe boys’ cross-country reom were (front row): Orton Houge. Mike Reed Jeff Spieker (bock row): Jeff McElroy. Steve Spleker ond cooch Terry Bong 50 Boys’ Cross-Country Tournaments First place finishers for 1966 revealed TOURNAMENT PLACE OF Elk Point 1st TEAMS PLACING FIRST WEIGHT 6 Don Hammer 112 Duoi Tourney Chuck Morhtson 119 Scott Cortson 136 Rich Smith 155 Rock Volley 2nd Dove Hodgin 165 6 Scott Cortson 136 Mike Tollinger 145 SF Lincoln 10th Rich Smith 155 Conton Inv 2nd 16 4 Don Hommer 112 Duoi Tourney Chuck Morhison 119 Scott Cortson 136 Mike Tollinger 155 Dig 6 (Lennox) 3rd Steve Perterson 167 Region II 6th 6 Scott Cortson 136 (Drondon) 23rd 6 Mike Tollinger 155 Store Meet 32 (Wofertown) 1 Junior varsity wresrler Steve Spieker ortemprs o roke-down 2 Freshmon Orion Jennings held o 3-7 vorsity record including this pin. SPORTS Wrestlers set records Vorsiry wresrlers set school records in almost every category. The team records include 1,032 team points. 1,521 match points, 258 take-downs, 89 near folls-2, 133 near folls-3, 119 pins, ond 202 wins. Individually, senior Chuck Mothison col- lected 156 team points , 232 match points’, 19 pins, 29 single- season wins , 32 near folls-3 , ond tied with Jim Lien's 1982 record of 18 near falls-2 . The osterisk( ) indicates season records. Scott Carlson also set o new take-down record with 38 Junior Don Hammer set o season record with his 10 second pin ot Deresford on January 24. In individual totals, Corlson led in roke-downs with 38 ond in reversols with 28,- Hammer hod 29 escapes. Don Hammer (112) placed second, ond Chuck Mothison (119), Scott Corlson (138), Mike Tollinger (145), ond Rich Smith (155) placed third in Region II earning them each o spot or the state meet in Watertown February 28. Dual record 11-2-1 CHS OPP Dell Rapids 30 30 Elk Point 44 24 Lennox 44 24 Sioux City West 30 40 West Lyon 42 30 Lennox 40 30 Yonkton 48 18 Tri-Volley 39 28 Horrisburg 39 21 West Central 39 24 Brondon Volley 35 32 Beresford 54 6 Modison 20 44 Vermillion 37 27 52 Wrestling 1 Members of rhe wrestling ream were (front row) Don Johnson . Russ Swonson . Don Hommer . Scorr Corison , Rich Smith . Chuck Morhtson . Mike Robbins . Tim Jones . Scoff Toll- inger. Monoger David Aslesen (bock row): Mike Reed. Brion Jennings. Kent Mulder . Russ Aslesen — JV, Sfeve Spieker — JV. Kevin Rowe . Dove Hodgin . Steve Perterson . Brent Tiemonn — JV. Don Hodgin Rob Freese — JV. Mike Tollinger . Polmer Erickson , and Seon Kock — JV Not pictured ore Cooches More Murren ond Doug Rinken. ond vorsity wrestlers Brian Peterson ond John Theede The asterisk ( ) represents o vorsity letter winner 2 With o 13-6 individual record, Russ Swonson collected 13 reversols ond 6 pins 3. An 16-6 record is scorred none by Dove Hodgin s 13 pins, third among his teammates 4 Kevin Rowe totaled 15 toke-downs ond 6 pins 5 Tying In third ploce of 26 toke-downs with Chuck Mothison. Mike Tollinger olso was second in totol pins with 14 Wrestling 53 SPORTS Golf team experiences losing season five qualify for regionals, Twedt goes to state Although the boys' golf teom hod o losing season record of 0-6, Steve Boeyink, Tony Englert, Torey Jacobs, Joe Twedt, and Corey Ulrickson qualified for regionols. Twedt then qualified for the state meet in Mitchell. He tied Boeyink for the best overage score, 49, of the season. The team s closest match wos against Lennox where they fell behind o mere three shots. 1. Junior Joe Twedt qualified for the itote golf meet held In Huron 2 Sophomore A Jolson is cought In the oct of putting during o home match 3 The boys golf teom consisted of Chuck Mothtson, Torey Jacobs. Steve Boeyink. Joe Twedt. Jason VonDenTop. Corey Ulrickson. A J. Oson and Tony Englert 54 Boys' Golf Three go to state ♦ . • r • The girls golf reom's second seoson proved ro be successful, occording ro Cooch Doug Horv son Their duol record was 3-2. They finished 9 of 15 in rhe Yonkron Tournomenr. 4 of 7 In rhe conference or Drondon. and 4 of 56 in regions, or Yonkron Jennifer Bogue, Jill Morkle. ond Mosr Improved Ployer Amy VerWey qualified for rhe srore meer or Yonkron 1 Members of rhe girls golf reom were (front row) Renee McMurry Robin Morhtson He� de UlncKson. Deonne Decker Jennifer Dogue Tonyo Gil JM VonOockern. Jill Morkle (bock row) Amy VerWey Jonoe Smith. Dorcy Decker SheUo Plucker Rondo HH. Michelle SchoMe Eldri Johnson Come Corison Kris Swanson ond Kris Nehon 2 In rhe junior varsity morch with Vermilion sophomore Michelle SchoUe shot o 69 3 Junior Deonne Decker ond sophomore Kris Swonson roke rime out ro wash rhe bo Decker shot o 41 in rhe vorslty morch 0901ns� Deresford Girls Golf 55 SPORTS ------- Capturing second Team stopped in districts; achieve winning 19-4 record Finishing the season with a 19-4 record and o second ploce in the district, the C-Hawks were led by cap- tains Mike Jones and Jay Siverson The team earned a total of 1400 points in 20 gomes. 255 more than their opponents. A similor feat wos achieved in the area of rebounds with the Hawks averaging 05 per gome ond totaling 276 more the op- position. Individually, members set their own high standards. Goylon Lems ond Joy Siverson shot 75% from the line for the season, Siverson olso landed 107 assists ond 40 steals Leading blocker wos junior Ryon Miller with nine. Two starters rook spots on the oil-conference team while another received on honorable mention. Lems earned o position on the oil-store teom. Team, fans crushed by moment 1 Second In line for field 900I percentages was Mike Jones with 49 he tied with Joy Si verson 2 Accepting the ploque for the team s ef- forts or districts is Cooch Jim Jibben 3 Shooting 52% from the field, junior Goylon Lems odds two points for o season toto! of 353 4 Heoring o consoling voice from his mother, junior Mott Herring mourns the loss which kept the Howks from store ploy. Her- ring shot o bosket good for two ond o win in the finol seconds only for it to be colled no good by o referee after o personol foul on the C-Howks team 5 Letter winners ond members o the var- sity boys basketball teom were Joy Siver- son. Mork Thor son. Mott Herring. Goylon Lems. Brion McEntee. Mike Jones. Assisronr Cooch Don Anderson. Cooch Jim Jibben. Joe Twedt. Ryon Miller. Ed Corpenrer. Al Roskom. Rich Lundr. OJ Soriie. ond (kneel- ing) monogers Kent Tompkins. Philip Schultz, ond Chod Skiles Not pictured is Rob Regier 6 Voted Most Voluobie Player wos Joy Si verson Goylon Lems earned the Elwood Dietrich Award for the most points in o season with 353 ond the Wes Petterson Rebounding Aword for the most rebounds in o season with 191. winning the Hustler Aword wos Mork Thorson: Mike Jones octed as Best Defensive Ployer. not pic- tured is Joe Twedt — Most Improved Ployer Vorsity Boys' Bosketboll 57 ----SPORTS-------- Viereck leads jv team points, rebounds A fairly even season for rhe jv boys' baskerboll ream ended with on 6-7 record. They did win three of rhe five conference gomes, one in overtime: rhe C-Howks defeated Beresford by five points on rhe home court. Their biggest win wos against Lennox ot home in o conference motch-up. A point spread of 28 seporoted the two teams with rhe C- Howks on top. Sophomore Dove Viereck led the team in almost every oreo in- cluding 69 field goals ond 53 free throws toroling 191 points, 66 offen- sive and 77 defensive rebounds for o total of 143,31 steals, ond 11 blocks. Close behind in rhe sreol-caregory were Dove Paulson ond Rob Regier with 28 each. Regier also followed Viereck with 144 total ooints. 1 Shooting for two ogoinsr West Central is sophomore Dove Poulson: the C-Howks won the home gome 55 to 3d. 2 Junior Joe Twedt shot 63% from the field 3 Members of the junior vorslty boys basketball team were Doug Sehr. Jason Moen. Rich Lundstrom, Steve Renli, Dove Viereck. Tim DeJong. Torey Jacobs. Rob Regier. Shannon Klrsch. Kyle Oroughton. Steve Boeyink. ond Dove Poulson Kneeling ore Cooches Don Anderson ond Bob Herting 4 Catching second ploce in totol points. Rob Regier scored 144 points, 20% of the teom totol 58 J.V. Boys'Bosketboll Sehr, DeJong dominate 12-2 freshman season The boys' finished their freshman season with a 12-2 win-loss record. In rheir first gome ogoinst Sioux Foils O'Gorman, the Knights edged post the C- Hawks in overtime putting the final score ot 45-56. It was their first loss of only two. Doug Sehr dominated the floor with 70 field goals, 41 free throws, ond 161 points, he also hod 39 assists. Tim DeJong equoled Sehr s field goal number ond was the leading rebounder ond blocker with 140 ond 33, respectively. Jeremy Van Whye helped with his 40 steals ond 32 assists The team os o whole shot 50% at the line ond averaged 46.1 points per gome, seven more thon their opponents. 1 leoding rebounder Tim DeJong finished rhe season with 75 of- fensive ond 65 defensive rebounds 2 tony Englert displays his guarding sKiHs. he hod 19 sreois. third behind Jeremy Von Whye with 40 ond Doug Sehr with 36 3 team members for freshmen boys boshetboil were (front row) Kelly Peltier. Jeremy Von Whye. Keith Ekle. Trovb Pikorv srud. More Wolthoff (second row) Eric Peterson, Doug Sehr. tony Englert Jerry Winter (bock row): Lance Gibson, trovis Polmer. tlm DeJong. Mott Hoge. and Cooch Dob Herting Freshmen Boys' Basketball 59 Conference selects varsity girls Bogue, Decker, Haugen Three varsity volleyball team members were selected for the Big 8 Con- ference. Juniors Jennifer Bogue ond Deonne Decker ond senior Lourie Hougen oil broke records. Decker hod o 94% season serving overage, 15 con- secutive serves in one gome, 25 consecutive serves in o match, 237 serving points in o seoson. ond 929 returns in one season. Hougen held o 93% boll return overage for the seoson. Senior Jill Morkle collected 72 consecutive suc- cessful serves for o record. Leading servers were Decker with 337, Hougen with 257, Bogue with 187, ond Morkle with 162. Decker hod 44 oces. ond Bogue collected 138 kills ond 37 blocks. 1 With o seoson rotol of 29 blocks, junior Sherry Plucker set o record for most blocks in one match — seven 2. Cooch Joe Hougen decides the ploy was good 3 Vorslty volleyboll ployers were (front row): Jodi Boyer, Jill Morkle. Undo Ekh. Chris Lease. Sheiks Hoff. Deonne Decker, Angie Hepner (bock row): Cooch Hougen, Mori Wissink. Sherry Plucker, Jennifer Bogue. Lourie Hougen. Shelly Ooklond, Borb Lien, ond monoger Tom- my Tullor 4 Senior Mori Wissink bumps os she is backed up by rhird ploce returner Chris Lease with 673. 60 Votsity Girls' Volleyboll 1 Shown here rooting on the reom Jennifer Oogue hod o prosperous seoson setting five new records most kill spikes in one motch — 11. in one seoson — 136 most spikes in o three-gome motch — 32. in o seoson — 370. ond most blocks in o seoson — 37 2 The reom offer o victory — Shelly Ooklond Jill Morkle, Sherry Plucker. ond Angie Hepner 3 Chris Leose puts it over while Jill MorkJe ond lourie Hougen owoit the return be the opposition ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Vorsity Girls' Volleyboll 61 SPORTS Junior varsity volleyball team achieves 7-4 record Shelly Oakland dominates Of 11 marches, the girls won seven, giving them a winning season record. Leading servers were sophomores Shelly Oakland, Amy VerWey. ond Shello Hoff wlrh 101. 97, ond 96. respecrlvely. Oakland carried over into rhe spike category with 63. 25 oheod of junior Angie Hepner She also con- tributed six more serving points fho Hoff's 66 Ooklond dominofed the remainder of oreos with 41 aces ond 17 kills. Kris Kruse, however, did manage to top the blocklg list with five. 1 Waiting for o bump. Amy VerWey is ac- companied by Sheila Hoff The two were in rhe top three for season returns. VerWey led with 301 2 Sheila Hoff's (26) 180 returns were push- ed Into third behind Down Ron s 239 Waiting or the net to assist ore Amy VerWey ond Kris Kruse 3 Slipping into fourth. Shelly Ooklond cor- ned 164 returns Amy VerWey ond Borb Lien stand by 4 Ploying for rhe Junior vorsity girls' volleyboll reom were (front row) Sheilo Hoff, Dione Winter. Jodi Boyer, Amy VerWey. Port! Trumm (bock row) Cooch Joe Haugen. Shelly Ooklond. Kris Kruse. Down Krejci. Nikki Englert. ond Angie Hepner Not pictured ore Cothy Dobbe. Julie Lease. Borb Lien. Renee McAAurry, Down Rotl. ond Julie Theede 62 JV Volleyboll Girls achieve winning season record of 12-2 With o winning season record of 12-2, rhe freshman girls' volleyball ream wos led in serving by Julie Theede who completed 146, Julie Lease with 112, ond Cothy Dobbe with 105. Scoring on serves, Theede held the best oceing total with 48 Dobbe wos also 75% ot the net with 55 spikes. In kills, o spike in which the ream gains o point or possession, Dobbe top- ped the list with 19 Theede ond Lease were leoding scorers with 124 ond 93, respectively. 1 Molisso Sreffess bumps ro fellow player Corhy Dobbe who carried on 67% in returns (203) for rhe season 2 Dobbe wos second only ro Julie Lease who hod 66% of her 372 return attempts be successful ond Tern Kootmo with 236 for 60% 3 The freshmon girts volley boll team con- sited of (front row) Julie Lease. Molisso Sreffes. Korri Hood, Dorcy Decker (bock row) Coach Peg Tscherter Penee McMurry. Amy Dlocksrone. Corhy Dobbe. Terri Kooimo. Julie Theede ond Jane Ulmer Not pictured is Rachel Merrimon 63 1 Junior Goylon Lems quolified for the store rrock meet in the high jump cotegory 2 Ploong first in the 100 m ond 200 m ot the West Lyon duel with times of 11 5 seconds ond 23 2 seconds, respectively, was Pod Aosheim He quolified for state in the 200 meter dash 3 At the West Lyon duel, sophomores Steve Penli measured 32 feet 4 inches in the shot put 4 Corey Ulrickson ond Mike VerWey take a break Doth competed in relay teoms which rook firsts ot the West Lyon duel They were the 4x100 ond 4x200 with Pod Aasheim ond Joy Siverson 5 Timed ot 1 05 4 minutes. Mork Thorson ron the low hurdles ot the West Lyon duel 64 Track Tracksters compete in state competition State frock competition in Spearfish sow a strong boys' 4x400 relay consisting of Mott Herring, Kelly King, Joy Siverson, and Corey Ulrickson; they took first. Siver- son and Ulrickson also competed in the 400 merer dash, and Rich Smith qualified for the pole vault. Girls qualifying ot Beresford for the store frock meet were Anito Gonnon, Karri Hood, Kris Kruse, ond Shelly Kruse in the 4x200 relay: Kris Kruse in the 200 meter dosh, ond Shelly Kruse in the 400 meter. 1. Junior Jono VonWoudenberg tries her luck ogomsi her Luverne comperitor or o West Lyon meet 2 The mile run tests Kris Myers' endurance. 3. Freshmon Julie Theede hurls the discus ot West Lyon. 4 Nikki Englert s high jump ottempt ot West Lyon foiled She did, however, qualify for state compel lion In the 800 meter run. SPORTS Boys' and girls' track 1 Trock m onagers were Kent Tompkins. Edie Ooird. and Chod Skiles 2 Members of the girls frock reom were (front row) Korolyn Eokes. Amy Olocksrone. Mori Wissink. Kris Myers. Jonel Schwortz. Korri Hood Aniro Gonnon. Jone Ulmer, Poxonne Dougherty. Angie Morshik (bock row) Lesli Tollinger. Kelli Decker Nikki Englert Jono VonWoudenberg. Terri Kooimo. Michelle Kruse. Soroh Gunther. Julie Theede. Cothy Dobbe Kris Kruse Sheik) Hoff, and Penny Espelond 3 Members of the boys frock team were (front row) Mott Hoge Mike VerWey. Corey Ulrickson. Mike Peed Jeff Spieker. Steve Penli. Joson Moen (bock row) Kelly King. Pod Aosheim. Al Poskom Pob Pegier Mork Thorson. Goylon Lems. Orion McEntee. Joe Twedt Mott Herring. Kyle Broughton. Steve Spieker. ond Dove Poulson 66 Trock 1 A notive of Veblin. S D . MR GRIMSRUD is presently In his 19th yeot ot CHS. teoching Jt. High Science. 2. Sports ore o mojor port of MR. ANDER- SONS dolly routine here ot Conton High In his spore time, he enjoys reoding ond gardening. 5. Our 1985 Homecoming Porode Morshol. MRS. CHRISTENSEN enjoys ttovel, swimm- ing. ond outdoor octivltles over the sum- mer months 6 Hunting, fishing, ond relaxing ot the cobin with Ouster, his English buMdog. are some of MR. HERMSENS more pleasurable ways of spending his time out of doss. 66 Faculty 3. An active 4+1 leader In Lincoln Country. MRS. METTLER still finds time to show purebred Gelbviech Cottle ond expand her collection of Mortor ond Pestles 4. Teaching Jr. High English for 5 years MRS FOLAND enjoys watching sports ond the rural life 1. Active is the word used to describe MRS NORRIS, our gifted program director. She b involved with the Civic Dance Association. The Community Ploy house, ond teaches Sundoy school m her church 3 0 « collecting b o favorite post-time for 2. Worchlng her son ond doughrer. Tony SWANSON She finds her days helping ond Nikki. In tearn-sports b on enjoyable students In the resource room. 5. Along with MONTE, the most wonderful form of relaxing for MRS. ENGLERT. who 4 Assisting In the resource room. MRS HER- cot m the world.'' MS HASS «pends her ossbts students with their doly homework REID enjoys swimming ond bWng In her time odvblng the school newspaper and uw� llm nrtifvs nt IIa ■ vIaa u JUuKaI FACULTY 1 A nottve of Cooron. SO. MR. DONG en- joys hunting, fishing, ond comping over the summer months. 2. Elected os President of South Dokoto Bondmosfers Assodotion. MR. SIVERSON Fesrivol In 1965. 3. An ovkJ world wide troveler. MRS. DAVIS teoches English. Heolth ond Physlcol Educotton, while assisting In Jr. High Trock ond odvlsor to the cheerleaders, she still finds time to bike ond reod. for regional competitions os well os fulfilling his regukx doss schedule 5. Teochlng both Jr. High ond High School Art dosses. MR NOEL olso Is the odvlsor to the onnuol staff guided the CHS bond to o first place finish 4 Advisor to the FFA. MR. MARSHALL ot the Konsos Oty World's of Fun Bond spends many hours preparing his students 1 Booring ond swing ore some of the 3. A notlve of lowo. MR MARTINSON. odvising FHA, MS DEBATES obo finds rime fovortte octivities of MRS EWING She teoches Industrial Am. He spends Ns sum- to oa os line Judge at volleyball gomes reoches both Jt Ugh and Ugh School Choir met months buMing homes and flying. ond support oil CHS activities os well os Swing Choir 4. Inducted to the USD Sports Holl of Fame 2 Teaching Government. MR MURREN to 1985. MR GROSS divides Ns time bet- obo finds time to cooch wrestling, footbo� . ween teaching moth ond acting os ossis- ond frock He enjoys outdoor oatvtrtes ond ronr pnncipol is on ovtd spoftsmon 5 Teoching German. Home Economics ond T FACULTY------- 1. MR ISHOL reoches Psychology. World Geogrophy. ond World History He hos tought or CHS for two yeors 2 MRS. JULIE ERICKSON teoches Sponlsh I. II ond III. In her spore rime she enjoys jogg- ing. reoding ond ploying tennis 3 MRS DOROTHY TRUMM reoches English I ond II. Creorive Wrtring ond Moss Medio When or home she rokes core of Duke. Lody. ond Doors (these ore pets nor her children) ond olso enjoys cooking, fishing ond bridge 4. Joonne Helbuir is o new foce or CHS. She is assistonr ro the librorion. In her spore rime she enjoys sewing, cooking, reoding ond being octlveiy involved with her church. 5 DR ROOERT FREESE is rhe librorion or CHS 'Doc ', os he Is colled by CHS students, is olso involved with exrro-curriculor ac- tivities such os orol interpretorion ond Senior Goss Ploy 1. Teochlng history of CHS is MR. JIM JIB- BEN He oiso cooches Freshmon foorboll ood Vorslfy Boys' BoskerboH In hb spore rime he enjoys fishing, jogging ond reoding 2 MISS PEGGY TSCHETTER hos roughr or CHS for 5 yeors Subjects fought ore shor- thond. occounring ond typing. She cooches freshmon girls boskerboH ond voNeyboN In her spore rime she er oys working with CTofrs ond offending croft shows. 3. MR NORDELL EKLE reoches Algebro I ond II ond Adv. Computer. MR. EKLE is in- terested in skiing, rrovettng. church choir ond the performing orts. MR. EKLE is o norive of Conron. 4 MR BUROELL COPLAN hos been reochmg or CHS for 31 yeors. He reoches sociology, low. ond speech He cooches vorslfy foorboM ond m Ns spore rime enjoys hunting, reoding. ond golf. 5. MR DOUG RINKEN reoches IPS. Chemistry ond Physics 1 Helping Jeff DeJong. MR VER5TEEG reoches math and computer class along with coaching football ond track 2. Teaching office education and typing. MR. OOSTRA also coaches 7th grade girls' basketball and girts' frock 0. Collecting 50's and 60 s Rock n' Roll records Is o favorite hobby for MR. SCHULTZ — he reoches English ond directs the All-High Ploy. 4. Coaching Varsity arts’ Basketball and 9th grade Boys Basketball. MR HERTING spends many hours on the basketball court. He teaches I P S.. Biology. Human Phsychology ond fishing. 5. MR. HAUGEN spends his day working with student schedules ond assisting them with career choices. He also advises stu- dent council, coaches girls' basketball and voleyboH 1 When EARL DEAN b no� busy being ro core for mony pers ond If she srM hos superintendent of CHS he fbhes ond golfs m rime ro spore, she er oys reoding. weov- hte spore rime. Ing ond collecting onrlques 2. MARCIA ALDERS, ossbronr rorhe 4 As phodpol of CHS. DAVE DECKMAN superlnrendenr envoys sewing, reoding rokes delight in rroveling. woodworking ond Ice skorlng os we os being o mother ond collecting mugs 3. When NANCY LORENZ b nor engrossed m being ossbronr ro rhe prindpo! she loves ;==! u =1111 H! 1. Schootooord members: (front row) Craig VonOockern. Jerry Choon. Phyllis Ells. John Eckert, (bock row) Dove Oeckman. Deon Holmon. Terry Gergerson. Pool loe. Eorl Dean. Garret VanDenTop. Leonard 2. Mr. Jerry Choon, on Engineer for Old- Wei Corp., serves os the 1965-66 school board president. 3. Terry Gergerson enjoys hunting. Ashing, golf, ond comping when he Is not busy as business monoger 4 Collecting stamps ond coins is a favorite hobby for Sharon Domlnlsse. who assists In 5. In her 10th yeor Ot CHS, LORETTA HALL- ING enjoys oK sports ond In her spore time is active in handicrafts. Abbott. the Business Office. CLASSES Terri Aosheim Trovis Aslesen T her eso Baker Amy Brooten Srocen Brown Srephonie Eilers Chod Esc he Michoel Feekes f Khord Fincher Lori Foiond Stephonie Fossum Poulo Gorico Down Gordner Lome Gibson Tomi Green T homos Gries Sheri Gustafson Boon Hoos Dennis Holverson Korhy Jo Hommer Alison H0U90 DovkJ Hovilond 76 Seventh Grode Nofhon Hill Robert Kenley Wes Kooimo Lillion Losley Michoel Lisropod Tonyo Lundsrrom Uso Morshik Dorln McEnree Thod Meisrer Weylin Miller Robin Noronjo Angie Nelson Tommy Nelson Anira Neuhorrh Srefonie Nichob Louis OOrien Lofoe Olson Donold Poulson Amy Peel Chod Rouse her CLASSES Melisso Scort Christino Severson Tiffony Skiles Morrhew SpteKer Soroh Stenslond Drod Srockberger Toro Srory Drion Thorsby 1 6 2 Creoting their own designs. Korhy Jo Hommer ond Sreve Rice used o voriery of methods ro complete the project 60 Seventh Grode 1 Morfhew Speiker ond Tiffony Skiles were the winning chomps of rhis year's 7rh grode Spelling Dee 2 Andreo McElroy ond Porry VonDockern ore cought in rhe ocr of groong rhe front of their lockers 3 Jenny Decker ond Audro Tryon spend their time keeping stots ot o Jr High bosket- boll gome 4 Mr Hermsen odvises the Jr High bosket- boll team toward their winning techniques 5 Allison Hougo ond Donielle Schafer use their basketball skills toword o winning gome J CLASSES Tonya Albertsen Qr on Anderson Jill Dolrd Leoh Baker Chod Baldwin Jason Barrels Lonnie Bergh Lisa Bonocker Erin Bucholz Jennifer Decker Kelly Ellers Trevor Ekle Mike Eliason Adom Folond Laura Gorico Jono Gerrenrlch Scorr Hardy Jeanette Harms Kyle Konden Jennifer Kroger Steve Livermore Robert Moier Andreo McElroy Michoel McKee Kevin Menholt Dovid Merrier Jill Minor Dusrm Mulltmx Orion MundohJ Keith Myers Koren Novrude Corol Nelson Tony Nelson Mory O Floherty Ryon Olson Michoel Peel Scon Perrerson Risry PlucKer Jockie Rosenrhol Poulo Sonderson 1 Behind the scene ocnon Christo Smith helps o dossmore during the junior high musico! os Mory O Floherty looks on 2 Eighth grode doss representotives for the 1965-66 school yeor ore Andreo McElroy. Jason Schworrz. ond Scon Hordy 3 Koren Nourude ond Poulo Sonderson enjoy performing for the elementory school s during the junior high voco! concert 4 Demonstrating their skills in choreography Tonyo Alben- son ond Jill Minor seen to like the routine Eighth Grode 60 ------CLASSES Exploring jr. high Chris Soodvig Soroh Scholle Robin Schulrz Jason Schwortz Toro Scort Jason Sehr Vicki Short Sayro Severson Christo Smith Jon Sortie Jodi Sperling Drett Spieker 1 A Jenelle Srerud Christine Swanson Daniel Theede Stephen Thill Todd Trumm Audro Tryon Patty Von Doc kern Kristy VonDeKieft Lethio VanDeKop Doug Viereck Jomey Weilond Toro Wellman Nor pictured Alice Hessoo Orion Raymond Joe Sehr 1 One of the Art projects in eighth grode is printmoking. Doug Viereck ond Shone Hill put the finishing touches on their creations 2 Don Theede comes up for oir during ort class 64 Eighth Grode 2 Freshmen Move to High school DovkJ Aslesen Brer Austin Amy Blocksrone Dorcy Decker Kelli Decker Tim DeJonge Ranks Corhy Dobbe Roxi Dougherty Keith Ekle Tony Englert Polmer Erickson Joson Esche Pennie Espelond Michelle Peekes Jilloyne Fossum Lonce Gibson Soroh Gunther Mott Hoge Heidi Herring Amy Heyden Lindo Hilt Mott Hilt Kori Hood Bn on Jennings Freshmen S5 Eldri Johnson Suson Johnson Tim Ketser Seon Koch Poul Koch Kelly KoncJert Terri Kooimo Julie Leose Jon Lundt Vicki Ludwig Angie MorshiK Michelle McKee 1 Pennie Espetond observes her reommoies of o freshmen g is bosketbon gome 2 Keeptng srors of the freshmen basketball gome ore MicheBe Feekes Jonel Schwortr ond Roxonne Dougherty 3 Leoh Rorhje crosses the finish hne of o home meet 4 Corrymg on o rroditonol fod Eldn Johnson signs o 1964-65 yeorbooh 5 Tim DeJong shoots for two 6 Corhy Dobbe Korn Hood Shelly Smith Michelle Feekes ond Roxi Dougherty leod the crowd m the school song or the Homecoming gome 66 Freshmen Renee McMurry Krisrln Mitchell Dovkj Morgon Lisa Noronjo Amy Nelson Vicki Oliver Trovis Polmer Jomes Porson Lynn Poulson Kelly Pelner Eric Perrerson Sheik) Plucker Srooe Plueger NKde Rolfs Leoh Rorhje Tim Rheod Kriyo Rhoodormer Trovis Rikonsrud CLASSES In the spirit. DougSehr Solly Short Becky Skinner Rob Skinner Michelle Smith Scott Stonsbury Sherry Stengel Lisa Temple Julre Theede Scott Tollinger Toml Trumbull Jane Ulmer Jeremy VonWyhe Aaron Wegener Joyne WikJeboer Jerry Winter More Wolthoff 1 Tomi Trumbull ond Use Temple disguise themselves os clowns to entertoln o young man ot the FHA kids cornivol 2 Freshmen cheerleoders Jilloyne Fossum. Korri Hood ond Amy Dkxkstone fire up the crowd 3 Basketball ployer Terri Kooimo tokes o break for odvice BB Freshmen Reaching for high goals, sophomores gain knowledge Krisii Aosheim Michelle Anderson Russ Aslesen Scon Bokker Robin Baldwin Po� ge Becker Peggy Bergh Sreve Boeymk Kyle Broughton Corne Cor bon Evo C orison Melody Conn Scoff DeVos Korolyn Eokes Andrea Edwards Leon Eich Boon Ekle Nikki Englert Donelle Ewoldt Shelley Fossum Jason Gibson Dede Hardy Boon Houge Sophomores 69 -----CLASSES------- Sophomores 1 Jill Hovilond Rondo Hill Don Hodgm Sheik) Hoff Chris Hood Torey Jocobs CW Johnson Tim Jones Rob Kerr Shannon Kirsch Down Krejci Kris Kruse Condoce Lien Rich Lundsrrom Kellie lundt Missy Moier Robm Morhison Koren McEnree Andy Mimhon Joson Moen Kori Mulder Orion Nichols FHA member Kristi Aasheim watches os o youngster tries her luck of o kids cor nival gome 2 Susie Steenslond mokes up Carrie Corison for the All-high ploy production 3 Heide Ulrickson All-high ploy cost member points o portroit of o fellow octress 4 Andy Neiger odds to his oir brush pointing in Art II doss 90 Sophomores express their talents Sophomores . . . Michele Scholle Julie Schultz Sue Schwortzle Mike Sehr Brod Severson Kelly Siverson Becky Shorter Joooe Smith Jeff Spieker Susie Steenslond Sereno Summey Kris Swonson Russ Swonson Tom Theede Shod Thompson Brent Tiemonn Julie Torgerson Potty Trumm Missy Tyrell Heide Ulrickson Joson VonOenTop Amy VerWey Dovid Viereck .. 9 - ■ ' Not pictured Dovid Gorico Russell Miller Andy Netger 1 Korolyn Eokes ond Koren McEntee roke rime out from cross-country proctice to down around 2 Michele Scholle puts in time for the FHA ot o kids cornivol She is opplying foce point to Timmy Noel, son of yeorbook odvisor Greg Noel 3 Evo Corlson finishes o project in Art class 4 Serving the junior class were Treasurer Mart Herring, secretory Uso Fossum, ond president Don Hammer 1 Holli Von Bockern concenrrores on o chemistry test during fifth hour Not pictured Don Baker Cindy Collins Approaching the top Juniors foce leadership Undo Eich David Ekle Greg Ekle LisoEkie Steve Espelond Joleen Finstod Lisa Fossum Bob Freese VJ Homburg Don Hommer Edie Boird Elizabeth Baldwin Jennifer Bogue Brenda Boogerd Jodi Boyer Kothy Butler Brenda Buysmon Ed Corpenter Chris Crowford Deonne Decker Soro Derby Michele Dougherty Jonno Dyksrro Juniors 93 CLASSES Today’s Juniors are Tomorrow’s Seniors Trovis Horrlond Liso Houge Mindy Heesch Keith Hemmingson Angie Hepner Mott Herring MiKe G. Johnson Mike J Johnson Tomi Joyce Tommy Kompen Kelly King Shelly Kruse Michelle Lor son Chrlsri Losley Elden Losley Goylon Lems Scott Ludwig Jeff McElroy Brion McEnree Brent McMurry 6' 1 Uso Fossum plunges info the mess residing in her locker 2 Members of rhe Sponish doss. Mon Herring, and Jonno Dykstro. roke o flesro for o cultural happen- ing'' in rhe Home Ec room 0 Doug VonDeKeift puts rhe finishing touches on his orr project 4 Peggy Toft cought cleaning5! 5 Bockstoge or the All-high ploy. Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson, and sophomore Paige Becker relax Ryon Miller Lor no Moncrief Georgio Mullinex Cothy Myrobo Sherry Noronjo Kris Nelson Crystal Polmer Loune Porsons Korlo Pederson Steve Perterson Sherry Plucker Dovid Rhoodormer A Ion Roskom Michelle Souers Juniors 95 CLASSES ... tomorrow’s seniors Amy Scholle Amy Schultz Philip Schultz Chod Skiles Orlyn Sorlie Steve Spieker Joel Sterud Cindy Toy lor Mork Thor son Peggy Toft Lesli Tollinger Kent Tompkins Tommy Tullor Joe Twedt Corey Ulrickson Jill Von Dockern Holli Von Dockern Doug VonDeKieft Scott VonDeKieft Jono Von Woudenberg Dione Winter 1 The foorboll reom s unsung heroes, monoger Kent Tompkins ond the C-Howk moscot. coptured on film 2 Ryon Miller. Undo Eich. Jill Von Dockern Jono Von Woudenberg ond senior Mike VerWey porticipote in o fod of September signing 1964-65 yearbooks 96 Juniors 1 During o morrioge class simulorion. Borb Lien ond Rich Lundr cur rheir wedding coke 2 Mike Fossum sings his version of rhe Honk Willioms Jr song or rhe Homecoming Assembly 3 Queen Mori ond Masrer Mike occompony Crownbeorer Brondy Poulson down 5rh Srreer dur- ing rhe Homecoming Porode on Friday afternoon Seniors 97 Peggy Anderson Todd Baldwin Kathy Boch Pool Bunkers Steve Briggle Vicki Buysmon Scott Carlson Connie Eokes Liso Folond Tim Chrisropherson Jeff DeJong Leso Duerkes Trocy Fornsworth Mory Eich Kent Fossum Mike Fossum CLASSES 1 An IV student Don Hili uses his pottery skills to form o bowl from o boll of cloy on the pot- tery wheel 2 Sherry VonDeKieft puts her browing obilities to work 3 Poul Dunkers ond Kent Mulder ore in deep conversor on while Mike Tollinger odmires his finger noils 4 Joining in the pep bond Leif Grone odds the sound of the saxophone Seniors 101 Pom Gerdes Michelle Hordy Ruth Hill Tanya Gill Glenda Harms Leif Grone Laurie Haugen Anne Hohmon Kolli Hood Pom Jocobsen Mike Jones Rosolyn Kompen Jill Knurson Christie Leose Heother Lemon Seniors 103 CLASSES 1 In Art II doss. Heorher Lemon creotes o riger from ocrylic point 2 Kent Fossum checks over o box of oronges ordered from on FFA fund roiser 3 Shown Hofer points on his bosic design project in ort doss 4 Miss DeOores ond Rondo Smith ploy dress-up while Tim Christopherson shows his omusement 1 Ruth Hill ond Chris Sroffel work intensely to meer o yeorbook deadline 2 Royolty Poul Bunkers Anne Hohmon. Liso Folond ond Joy Siverson enjoy the sun- shine on homecoming doy 3 Chuck Mothison meosures Steve Menhdt s cotch from o doy in og doss The rot wos found living in o cobiner 4 Tourist Doy is well represented by Vicki Buysmon ond Oone McMurry 5 Porticipoting in one of the Homecoming skits ore Kris Myers Lourie Hougen. Chuck Mothison. Korl Ulmer, ond Rod Aosheim Seniors 105 -----CLASSES-------- Barb Lien Rod Loe Heather Loken Rich lundt Chuck Morhison Mario McConnell Diane McMurry Kent Mulder Lori Nelson Kothy Myers Dorin OoKlond Kristy Myers Jeff O'Connell Orion Peterson Kelly Petterson Kevin Rowe Seniors 107 Student meets rock star in her dreams Dorn William Brood, rhe rock world's Billy Idol s certomly just rhor — on idol The New Yorker s Brlrish occent reoched Leso Duerkes in Sioux Foils when she wos rocking to Rebel Yell' or Washington High School Rebel Yell stole my heort. said Leso with dreomy eyes and o smile Her fovorite Btily Idol videots Dancing With Myself and she's felt dose to him and his musk: through this video ond others I feel like I know him. she sold. She once poid 4 to enter the Sioux Empire fairgrounds, weove her j woy through the crowds to o booth and purchase o Billy Idol poster for S2 then she left This feat added one more to her collection of Billy Idol memorobilio such as posters, framed pictures, cole odors, pins, pencils ond all of his ropes I wake up to his music. I listen to it after school ond I go to bed with it on said Leso 106 Seniors Dragster plans future of racing f Teaching the Bible Missionary travels to Spain Vicki survived o boot comp in Florido which troined her physically ond sodolly for her summer of work Vicki, along with rune other reens ond two odulr leoders. londed in Modnd Spam on July 4 They traveled to Volenao by train Thanks ro some confused reservations, they ended up in o box cor for six hours • It wos very hot. noisy, ond dirty I can't soy I portlculorfy liked it. but it’s something I'll never forget� toughed Vicki For the next month, Vicki worked with children from oges five to eleven They were rought Bible dosses, music, ort. ond swimming They seemed to occepr us very well, sold Vicki They were aU very friendly ond excited to learn obout Jesus Even with only one year of Spanish. Vicki communtcored well with the natives through gestures ond o few words She wos given the rwcknome Chisreo. ‘ which meons someone who jokes or smiles a great deol After o short trip by roil through Europe Vicki ond her team spent o few days In Switzerland, then returned ro New York s JFK airport All in oil. it was really worth it, Vicki sotd It was redly rewording seeing young people led to Christ Jason Siverson Jill Sreenslond Dill Sauers Deb Short Rich Smith Rondo Smith Molindo Steffes Christi Stoffel John Theede 110 Seniors Mike Tollinger Sadie Veldkamp Karl Ulmer Sherry VonDeKieft Mike VerWey Mari Wissink Mike Wolrhoff David Jennings Nor pictured Shown Hofer Steve Menholt THE CLASS OF 1986 Seniors 111 ----CLASSES Reaching new heights Out of oil the oudifion ropes sub- mitted for selection to the McDonald's All-Americon High School Bond, only two In the state of South Dakota were chosen. Rod Aashelm wos one of these. Rod ond 103 other high school bond members teamed up to moke four appearances in cities across the US. In November, they marched in the Mocy's Thanksgiving Day Porade in Chicago; on December 1 they were in the Christmas Parade in New York, they spent New Year's Eve in Phoenix for the Fiesta Bowl Parade: ond they marched in the Tourna- ment of Roses Parade in Pasodeno, Californio, on New Year's Day. Rod mentioned he wos very sur- prised that he was chosen because only rwo outstanding high school musicians from each state ond the District of Columbia, plus one member each from the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico compose the band. The All-American Bond program, sponsored by McDonolds restaurants, was created in 1967 to recognize ond reword the achievements of exceptional student-music ions. Seniors How many teenagers are able to experience flying on oirplane? Mike Jones did just that. His first flight wos during train- ing at age 14. He took lessons at Huron Aviation in Huron and flew a lot with his step-father who is olso o pilot He has flown many different types of private planes. I felt very nervous at first, but then I felt fine. It wos very exciting.1' said Mike He said he flies for fun and to gain a feeling of freedom. He plans to own o plane of his own someday ond hopefully run o charter service. Kathy said, I guess it's kinda nice being a twin,- you always have someone to talk to who will understand you. I think the best thing about being o twin is you're the closest you can be; you hove o best friend ond a sister. Having on identical twin sister isn't all fun and games as some people think it is. Kathy and Kris Myers loved physical education class, and both are involved in cross-country ond track; both work at the Dairy Queen. But, as Kris says, they are different in more ways than they ore alike Kothy prefers horseback riding ond reading while Kris likes a good gome of pool or softball. There ore some odvonrages of hoving o sister the some age, though. ACTIVITIES Graduation is here; the future is the life Graduation. The final moment in the life of a high school student. Young adults ore now students of life. Responsibility must be token and decisions mode The post will be but o memory ond the future is the life. Cindy Toylor June, 1966 i L 1 Mory Eich was the second student speoker or groduorion 2 In preparation for the ceremonial morch. Pom Jocobsen affixes Mike Toll- ingers flower 3 Arer the ceremony, gowns ond cops were dropped ond hugs given 4 Fellow groduores-ro-be Pom Gerdes. Lourie Hougen. Pom Jocobsen. Chrisri Kooimo. ond Leif Grane awoir instructions or procrice 5 Chris Lease has o smile among the reors 6 Mike Fossum offers mon-ro-mon odvice ro Poul Bunkers 114 Groduorion 1 A very hoppy Pom Gerdes receives her diplomo 2 A group of seniors woif ro sign our gowns ond cops from Mr Gross 3 Diplomo in hood Kenr Fossum is reody ro face rhe furure 4 The Norionol Honor Sociery recognized (fronr row): Korlo Pederson. Amy Schulrz. Tommy Kompen. JiH Morkle. Anne Hohmon. Pod Aosheim (bock row): Jono VonWoudenberg. Mork Thorson. Chod Skiles. Michelle Kruse, ond Ed Corpenrer ACTIVITIES-------- Dlie °f 1986 1 Mr Dove Beckmon principol. instructs Todd Boldwin. Poul Bunkers. Dove Hodgin. ond Kelly Perterson or groduorion proctice 2 Recipients of the Presidenriol Awords were Joy Siverson. Korl Ulmer. Michele Hordy. Anne Hohmon. Pom Gerdes. Christi Kooimo. ond Leif Grone 3. 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