Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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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

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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

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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