Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

THE ARROW 1962 VOLUME FORTY-THREE Edited and published by the Arrow Board CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Aberdeen, South Dakota Twenty-four years is a long, long while To stay on the job and work with a smile. To cooperate gladly in every way With teachers and students day after day, But Fred is a man with a high degree Of patience and kindness and loyalty Which are often strained—without a doubt By careless students, who with a shout Leave papers and mud and various messes— But who cleans it up—you get three guesses! And so, to him, for it’s his due Wc present our Arrow for sixty-two. These few lines express the views of the Arrow Board and the Student body. Our sincere thanks to Fred Sahli. 4 FOREWORD Presenting an Arrow is comparable to a car manufac- turer’s bringing out his latest model. He strives for public acceptance and a fine product. Trying for originality without being radical, he assembles a thing of beauty using the key- word, simplicity, and most of all a style which is new, but docs not become obsolete. IVith these thoughts in mind, we proudly present the 1962 Arrow. ARROW STAFF Editor-in-chief Nancy Pope Business Manager Bob Sampson Senior Editor Julie DiRe Junior Editor Virginia Dixon Activities Editor Karen Oveson Patti Wallace Dee Ann Dulany Susan Edwards Organizations Editor Sports Editor Joan Marshall Sally Hickenbotham Diane Evens Ruth Hutchison Michele Wingerd Barbara Zumm Nancy Schpok Barbara Petershagen Susan Bantz Jim Olson Doug Smith Dennis Napton John Guhin Dave Grosz Don Opilz Dick Briscoe Art Editors Judy Bingham Jan Parsch Photographers Steve Brewer Pat Hare Don Bremer Advisors Cletus Noecker Harry Jones 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 8-28 Board of Education II Faculty 15-28 CLASSES ................................ 30-79 Class Officers 23, 57, 68 Senior Pictures 34-56 Junior Pictures 58-67 Sophomore Pictures 69-79 ACTIVITIES 81-104 Pageant Day ......................... 84-91 Sadie Hawkins ...................... 92 Sweetheart Formal 93 Speaking Awards 94 Declam ..................................95 Debate 96-97 Radio Staff ......................... 98-99 Plays ............................. 100-101 ORGANIZATIONS .........................105-151 Student Council 108-109 Keystone .......................... 110-111 A.F.S. .... 112 Lettermen's Club........................113 Arrow Board ....................... 114-115 Monitor Board 116-117 A Cappella ........................ 118-121 Chorus .............................122-124 Orchestra ....................... 125-127 Band 128-131 Blue Gold Staff .................... 133 TNT ................................134-135 Latin Club 136 German Club 137 Red Cross 138 Girls' and Boys' Slate 139 F. N. A. .............................. 140 F. T. A................................ 141 F. H. A. 142 Government Day..........................143 Radio Club ........................... 144 Chess Club .............................145 Biology Club ......................... 146 French Club ...................... 147 Pep Club .......................... 148-150 SPORTS 153-182 Football ...........................158-165 Basketball 166-177 Boys’ Gym ...................... 178-179 Girls' Gym _________________________180-181 INDEX ________________________________ 185-190 6 7 Throughout the past year, the Aberdeen Board of Education has been meeting to plan the policies for the schools, to manage the finances, and to solve the problems of the Aberdeen school system. Mem- bers of the board are, left to right: J. W. Deacon, clerk; W. H. Edwards, Kenneth V. Sauck, president; Duane Riedal, Harlan Clark, and C. H. Holgate, superintendent of schools. Missing is Alfred Sandvig. Policy Makers Clerk of the Board of Education and business mana- ger of the schools is Mr. J. W. Deacon, who is in charge of the financial affairs in the schools. Mr. Cy Holgate is the superintendent of schools. We wish to thank him for his help in the running of the Aberdeen school system and for his contribu- tions to Central High School. Willard Ellis Principal Fred Claudon Junior Counselor Vera Masters Senior Counselor Guiding Lights Serving Central in the capacity of the administration are these four persons—the principal and the three counselors. The stu- dents of Central would not be able to get along without the encouragement and guid- ance of these individuals. This year is the beginning of a new counseling system, whereby each counselor has a specific class to work with and follows it through the three years of high school. Melvin Buck Distributive Education Sophomore Counselor 12 Alice Hendrickson American Literature Latin Language Experts Harry Jones Spanish French Margaret Elms English German 13 English in Action Carol Isaacs Speech Drama Communications in Life Richard Kline Senior English College Prep Aubrey Fisher Speech Debate Anita Hof American Literature 15 Clarence Carson Bookkeeping Carrolyle Frank American History Cleius Noecker Modern Problems Journalism History in the Teaching Richard Fossum Modern Problems World History Ronald Slocking American History Athletics Gym Ronald Coals Modern Problems Athletics Science in the Making Alfred Bull Biology .. ’.......!_•• Oii ...... -:• ••• ■ August Conklin Biology 18 James McNeary Advanced Algebra Senior Math Physics Wayne Fisher Advanced Algebra Geometry 19 Marlin Dutt Trigonometry Geometry Masters of Slide Rule Ruth Thomle Art Reginald Dougherty Drivers Education Preparing for Future Life Charlotte Clark Home Economics Mavis Van Beek Home Economics Floyd Spilde Auto Mechanics Metal Shop Industrial Arts at Work Robert Pratt Printing Richard Gebhart Mechanical Drawing Arts and Crafts Learning While at Work Orville Evenson Band Lorraine Ester Librarian Don Resheiar Mylo Jackson Athletics Athletic Director Gym Gym Active Athletes Audra Johnson Gladys Heinzman Girls Behind the Scenes Marian Wood Aid and Nourishment for All Mrs. Helen Gray Nurse Left to right: Esther Oveson, Olga Narverud, Letha Crabtree, and Gladys Grasse. Mrs. Jeanette Hurrell Nurse Emil Eisenbeisz John Becker Keepers of the School Elroy Barnhart Adam Rieger 26 Roy Johnson Harold Williams Waller Johnson Fred Sahli No wonder the coffee tastes so weak! Is this a new twist? Yes, kids, another test! How do Santa's elves get these things together! 29 30 h ML I � mm V'r-I- f- 3@fc?gSV itwfck cfc. ’. ■ • If ? ‘V pur 5ft. .v ' ■.«J • • W % • I % • V:v •••-• S 5?' •v . 7 •. • . � • - • - . V • 4 . V . A T • . - ' • • V% , v � ’■ • ’ - • % • • • • «• . f .t fe ’ . ; • i • � r . - • r. ...; r; • • t m ? • • • • - rf . � 4 - ‘ ’ • , ' ,;.. . ..• • 32 Besides holding an honorary office, these first semester Senior officers had the privilege of selecting senior an- nouncements. Officers chosen were: Jim Hauck, president; Jeanne Peterson, vice-president; and Julie Ann DiRe, secretary. SENIOR OFFICERS The second semester Senior officers were guests at the Youth Leadership Banquet sponsored by the Elks' Lodge. Those attending the banquet were: Liz Mathern, president; Bjorn Ahlzen, vice- president; and Joy Blomster, secretary. Myrlene Ackerman Chorus Gym Dennis Adams Pageant Day Marshal State Council Pres. All-State Orchestra Class Officer Boys' State Mary Jo Adams Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Gym Bjorn Ahlzcn Exchange Student From Sweden Student Council German Club TnT Betty Anderson Home Room Officer Student Council Monitor Board Declamation TnT Roger A. Andrews Transfer from Mobridge, S. D. A Cappello Trent Anderson All-State Orchestra All-School Ploy Student Council Drum Major Band Wayne Anderson Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Student Council Junior Football Terry K. Babb Karen Baggett Homeroom Officer Student Council Queen Nominee Monitor Board A Cappella Curtis Bain Boys' Bowling Intramural Gym Mary Jane Beer F T A. Chorus Kathleen Benkendorf Class Officer A Cappella Pep Club Debate Band Johann Beutin Exchange Student From Germony Student Council German Club Norman Bitz Placement Gym Jon Blake Ron Blando Joy Blomster Bob Blondo Lettermen's Club Chorus All-State Chorus Band Varsity Football Gym Queen Nominee Gym Junior Football Class Officer Varsity Track Monitor Board Junior Trock A Cappella Lorry Bohling Bond Gym Barbara Bolduan Golden Echoes Latin Club Bowling Chorus G.A.A. Vera Bonnet Chorus Gym Raymond J. Braun A Cappella Intramural Gym Anna Brammer Golden Echoes Lotin Club Chorus G A A. F.T.A. Linda Braunstcin Golden Echoes Spanish Club Drivers' Ed. A Cappella F.T.A. Dale Bray Gym Denece Brekke Drivers' Ed. French Club A Cappella Red Cross F.T.A. Dianne Brick Golden Echoes A Cappella Latin Club Bowling Jonice Brick Homeroom Officer A Cappella Librarian Linda Brooks Homeroom Officer All-School Ploy Head Monitor Radio Staff A Cappella 35 Rolph Brown Homeroom Officer Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Soph. Football Lorraine Brunmaier Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym Carol Buck Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym Larry Bucchler Soph. Track Intramural Band Gym Richard A. Bull Monitor Board Radio Staff Declamation Radio Club A Coppella Betty Burckhartzmeyer Golden Echoes Latin Club Red Cross Chorus F.H.A. Barbara Carlson Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes Secretary Chorus G.A.A. Cinda Bussian Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus Darlyce Christian Chorus Gym Lois E. Cleveland A Coppella Orchestra Band Jim Conklin Jr. Service Club Boys' State Radio Staff Red Cross Keystone Toni Cook All-State Chorus Queen Nominee Radio Staff Keystone Pep Club Dan L. Cooper Radio Club Gym Michael Coyne Student Council Band Gym Roscoe Croft Gym 36 Sharon Cunningham Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed Secretory Julie Ann DiRe Pageant Day Queen Girls' State Alt. Student Council Class Officer Keystone Joann Dahme Homeroom Officer German Club Red Cross Wayne Dahme Placement Gym Roger Daschle Soph. Trock Red Cross Gym John A. Davies Science Club Spanish Club Math Club Gym Ann Deibert Drivers' Ed. Gym Nick Dewhirst Homeroom Officer All-School Play Boys' Bowling TnT Carol M. Deline French Club Chorus Band John DcMarais Student Council Spanish Club Band Gym Lyle Dickhaut Gym Barbara Disbrow Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. A Cappella F.N.A. Rita Dohn Golden Echoes F.T.A. Mike Dosch Gym Dee Ann Dulany Eoglean Follies Blue and Gold Arrow Board Declamation TnT Doris Kay Dunkel Germaine Durand Sue Edwards Chorus Homeroom Officer Spanish Club Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Art Assistant Biology Club Drivers' Ed. Arrow Board Chorus A Cappella Deanna Ehresmon Drivers' Ed. Bowling Gym Mary Lea Eilers Student Council Golden Echoes Spanish Club Drivers' Ed. Debate James Engelhart Transfer From Richardton, N. D. Allan Engel Biology Club Band Mike Enze Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Varsity Track Carolyn Ann Erickson Radio Stoff A Cappella Latin Club Debate Donna Faulk Student Council Declamation Red Cross Keystone TnT Ronald Feickert Intromural Red Cross Gym Ernest Fiala Intramural Chess Club Band Golf Lana Fiedler Drivers' Ed. Placement Judith Flahavcn Varsity Debate Radio Staff A Cappella Keystone TnT Curtis W. Forbes Homeroom Officer Photography Club All-School Play Debate Don Fordhom Soph. Football Bowling Track Gym Ron Forkel Donald E. Forseth Bob Fossum Frances K. Foy Intramural Eagleon Follies Homeroom Officer Drivers' Ed. All-School Play Intramural Latin Club Radio Staff Gym Chorus Declamation FN.A. TnT Bonnie Frankmon Monitor Board Golden Echoes Secretary Bowling Chorus Richard Froiland All-State Chorus A Cappella Gym Judy Gerharter Bookstore Clerk German Club F.T.A. Gym Beverly Geier Chorus Gym Terry Gill Junior Bosketball Student Council Relay Manager Marilyn Goebel Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes Red Cross Chorus Gym Albert Gochring Bowling Gym Anthony Goldadc Junior Football Soph. Footboll Soph. Track Intramural Patricia Grandbois Bowling Gym Rac Gronso All-School Play A Cappella Chess Club Gym 39 Don Gross Junior Football Varsity Football Soph Track Geneva Gross Golden Echoes A Cappella Bowling Clark Guhin Varsity Footboll Lettermen's Club Homeroom Officer Soph Track Soph. Footboll Dean Guthmiller Drivers' Ed. Bowling Gym Norma Haberman Golden Echoes Chorus Gym Pauline Hartze Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Chorus TnT Gym Joy L. Hatchett Vorsity Football Lettermen's Club Homeroom Officer Junior Track Wrestling Pot Hatzenbeller Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. A Cappella Red Cross Jerry Hauck Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Marshal Nominee Varsity Track Boys' State Jim Hauck Soph. Basketball Varsity Football Marshal Nominee Varsity Track Class Officer 40 Jock Hayes Homeroom Officer All-State Chorus Boys' Ensemble German Club A Cappella Ron Hendrickson Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Homeroom Officer Class Officer Boys' State Carl Henschel Biology Club Gym Shirley Herbold Girls' Ensemble All-State Chorus A Cappella Gym Gene Herold Junior Basketball Varsity Basketball Homeroom Officer Soph. Basketball Student Council Shirlee Hettich Drivers' Ed. Chorus Larry Hcupcl Placement Bowling Sherrie Ann Hieb Drivers' Ed. Red Cross A Cappella F.H.A. Gym Sally Hickcnbotham Blue and Gold Declamation Arrow Board Red Cross Keystone Jeanette Hildebrant Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus Jim Hodson Isabel Holzer Mary Lou Hovseth June Howell Band Homeroom Officer Homeroom Officer German Club Gym Golden Echoes Golden Echoes Chorus Placement Latin Club G A A Gym F.T.A. Band TnT Charles R. Huettl A Cappella Bowling Chorus Gym 41 Edward Hunstod Soph Basketball All-State Chorus Soph Football Boys' Ensemble A Cappella Dene Hurlbert Homeroom Officer Soph Football German Club Bowling Gym Ruth Hutchison All-State Orchestra All-State Band Arrow Board A Cappella Keystone Sharon Johann Transfer From Council Bluffs, la Glee Club Chorus Darlene Johnson Librarian Chorus Gym Cora Sue Jones All-School Play Declamation A Cappella Librarian TnT Georgia Johnson Golden Echoes A Cappella Chorus F H A. Gym Robert Johnson A Cappella Dennis Jones Homeroom Officer Junior Basketball Soph. Football Intramural Marcio Jones Radio Staff A Cappella Latin Club Keystone TnT George L. Jundt Drivers' Ed. Placement Chorus Gym Cyril P. Kaiser Bowl ing Gym Viola L. Kallenbergcr Band Gym Terry Karlen Drivers' Ed intramural Bowling Gym John Karrigan Student Council Gym 42 Vivian Kaul Placement Band Arlene Kilber Blaine Kindel Jean King Mary Jane Kirchgasler Drivers' Ed. Gym Golden Echoes Golden Echoes Secretary Latin Club Latin Club Chorus Drivers' Ed. Red Cross Secretary Chorus Chorus F.T.A. Kay Klein All-School Ploy A Cappella Radio Staff F.T.A. TnT Steven Klcppin Junior Football Rodio Club Debate Track Band Frances Koehly A Cappella Bowling G.A.A. Band Bill Koehne All-State Band Boys' State Keystone Debate Golf Christine Kokoles Drivers' Ed. Placement GAA. Gym Gary Kraft Varsity Football Soph. Football Homeroom Officer Lettermen's Club Junior Football Rita Kriech Golden Echoes Latin Club Red Cross Secretary GAA. Dennis Krueger Bowling Golf Gym Linda Krueger Homeroom Officer A Cappella Joyce Kuckelburg Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym 43 Sheryl Kuhl A F S. Finalist Girls' State Red Cross Keystone Band Carol Kusler Ron Kyburr Donna Lacher Don Ladner Gym Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes Gym Student Council Latin Club Jr Basketball Bowling Red Cross Chorus F T A. Paul Larsen Alice Larson Home Ec. Club German Club A Cappella Red Cross G.A.A. Lorry Larson Placement Gym Steve Larson Vorsity Football Lettermen's Club Homeroom Officer Student Council Carole Lee Homeroom Officer All-Stote Chorus Golden Echoes A Cappella Red Cross Knute Lee Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Marshal Nominee Class Officer A Cappella Chuck Lehmann Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Marshal Nominee A Cappella Jerry Libis Soph. Trock Intramural Gym Ron Lickfelt Librarian Gym 44 Nancy Liebel Golden Echoes Chorus F.N.A. F.H.A. Gym Sandra Lilly G A A. Gym Sharon Lilly Drivers' Ed. Librarian Gym Mark Lindau Jr Service Club All-State Band Boys' State Keystone Lillian L. Link Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Chorus F. N.A. G. A.A. Thomas Love Transfer From Kansas City, Mo. Robert L. Ludwig Gym Warren McGinnis Gym Charlotte McClecrey Drivers' Ed. Gym Bonnie McNaughton All-State Orchestra Student Council Varsity Debate TnT President Keystone Carmen MacPhail Transfer From Minneapolis, Minn. Gym Lynne MacPhail Transfer From Minneapolis, Minn. Chorus JoAnne Madsen Golden Echoes A Coppella Bowl ing Diann Malsom Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Secretary Chorus Gym Jerry Marko Intramural Gym Joan Marshall Homeroom Officer All-School Ploy Blue and Gold Arrow Board TnT Betty Marzolf Home Ec. Club A Coppella Secretory Gym Jim Marzolf Elizabeth Mathern Donna Mayer Intramural Homeroom Officer Homeroom Officer Gym Class Officer Student Council Red Cross Golden Echoes Secretary Office Help Bowling Bowling Donna Meyer Eaglean Follies Twirling Corps Secretory F.T.A. Band Lee Miller Homeroom Officer Student Council Junior Football Bowling Trock Irene Milbrandt G A A. Gym Lorraine Mitchell German Club A Coppella Gym Robert Moerke Gym Clifford Moffenbier Phyllis Morse David Murphy Arvis Naasz A Coppella Drivers' Ed. Latin Club Varsity Football G.A.A. Band Junior Basketball Gym Bowling Varsity Track Red Cross Kathy Newsom Golden Echoes Secretary Drivers' Ed. 46 Karen North Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed German Club Red Cross Chorus Kathryn North Home Ec. Club Drivers' Ed. French Club Chorus Red Cross Betty Norton Placement G.A.A. Gym Joyce Norton G.A.A. Gym Douglas A Nostrud German Club Intramural Gym Arlene Oberlander Gym Layton Olsen Soph. Football Track Band Carol Ochs Chorus Gym John O'Connor Band Gym Jim Olson Varsity Basketball Marshal Nominee Student Council Arrow Board A Cappella Martin E. Opem Science Club German Club Debate Track TnT Donald Opitz Transfer From Britton, S. D Blue ond Gold Arrow Board Gym Karen Oveson All-State Chorus Homeroom Officer Arrow Board A Cappella Keystone Dick Paul Varsity Track Gym Barbara Petershagen Blue and Gold Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Arrow Board Chorus 47 Jeanne Peterson Jerry E. Pettigrew Dianne Phillips Queen Nominee Gym Chorus Class Officer G.A.A. Monitor Board Red Cross Pep Club Gym Carol Pierce Golden Echoes Rodio Staff French Club FT A. TnT John Pittorelli Transfer From Bellevue, Nebr Richard Pollock Wrestling Gym Sharron Premack Golden Echoes Bowling Chorus Nancy Pope Student Council Blue and Gold Arrow Editor TnT Officer Radio Stoff Leona Mae Prouse Chorus Gym Ann Quam Golden Echoes French Club Bowling Chorus Gym Sonja Radach Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Secretory Gym Sharon Raetzman All-State Orchestra Latin Club Bowling G.A.A. F.T.A. Gary Reeve Homeroom Officer Intromurol Red Cross Gym Mavis Reich Drivers' Ed. Bowling Gym Gerald Remien Gym 48 Tim Rich Homeroom Officer All-State Chorus Student Council Boys' Ensemble A Coppella Gordon D. Richard Junior Football Soph Football A Cappella Red Cross Jerry Richards Soph. Football Gym Jim Richards Soph Football Gym Jim Ridgway Soph. Basketball Homeroom Officer Soph. Football Jr. Basketball Arlene Rieger Secretary Chorus Band Gym Doris Riekcr Golden Echoes GA.A Gym Dorothy Roberts Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus F.N.A. Bob Ries Bowling Gym Sandy Rollins Homeroom Officer Drivers' Ed Secretary Bowling Chorus Mary Lee Russell Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling GA.A. Gym Carol Rydberg Drivers' Ed. Gym Glenda Salfrank Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes A Cappella Bowling Richard Salwei Junior Football Soph Football Soph. Track Intramural Gym Bob Sampson Junior Basketball Student Council Monitor Board Arrow Board Golf 49 Dennis Schoucr Homeroom Officer Junior Football Soph Football Golf Gym Karen Schliebe Golden Echoes Bowling Gym Allen Schmidt Intramural Gym Wayne J. Schmidt Drivers' Ed Radio Club Gym Velda Schncll Homeroom Officer Drivers' Ed. Bowling GAA. Gym Judccn Schock Drivers' Ed. Chorus Gym Kathleen Schreiner Homeroom Officer Monitor Board Secretary Red Cross F.H.A. Nancy Jo Schpok Homeroom Officer Blue and Gold Arrow Board Bowling Chorus Douglas Schroeder Radio Club Band Gym Trena Schumacher Golden Echoes Latin Club Secretary Bowling Gym Wayne Schumacher All-School Play German Club A Cappella Intramural Gym Evelyn Schwab Student Council Golden Echoes Chorus F.N.A. TnT Gordon Schwab Gym Arlene Schweitzer Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus GAA. F.H.A. James Serr Placement Gym Judy Shoncr Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus F.T.A Koy Shoop Homeroom Officer Drivers' Ed. Golden Echoes Chorus Gym Paul Silvcmail Bowling Gym Rose Mary Sitter Drivers' Ed Secretory Chorus Gym David Smith All-School Ploy Varsity Debate Boys' State A Coppella Keystone Douglas Smith All-State Chorus Student Council Boys' State Arrow Board Keystone Ken Smith Junior Basketball Homeroom Officer Biology Club Red Cross Gym Betty Jean Stevens Drivers' Ed Bowling Chorus F H A Gym Roger Smith Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Marshal Nominee Varsity Track Boys' State Johnelle Stiles Transfer From Ft. Yates, N D Colleen Stoa A Cappella G.A A F H A Band Mary Kay Stroh Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed GA A TnT Beverly Stroup Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus Gym Carol Morie Stucbbc Girls' Ensemble Queen Nominee Class Officer A Coppella Latin Club Lavone Stugclmcycr Drivers' Ed A Coppella Bowling Chorus F H A Jerry Suiter Drivers' Ed. Gym Judy Ann Torwater Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes French Club Chorus FT A Clark Tesky Drivers' Ed Biology Club Gym Kay Thilmony William Thomas Golden Echoes Latin Club Secretory Gym Bowl mg Chorus William R. Thompson All-State Chorus Tennis Team Boys' State A Coppella Keystone Dennis Topic A Coppella Intramural Chorus Gym Toni Trcbilcock Homeroom Officer Golden Echoes Red Cross Chorus Gym Tom Tschctter Homeroom Officer Soph. Football Jr Football Biology Club Judy Uhrich Kathy Vander Hock Kenneth Vogele Golden Echoes Golden Echoes Eaglecn Follies Monitor Board Chorus Science Club Drivers' Ed. Boys' State Bowling Debote Chorus jnj Cassie Wagner Golden Echoes Secretary Bowling F.H.A. Gym 52 Alan T. Walbcrg Drivers' Ed Intramural Gym Larry Walker Intramural Bowling Gym 0. K. Walkingstick A Cappella Chorus Golf Patricia Wallace Blue and Gold Editor Queen Nominee Girls' State Pep Club Keystone Pamela Wallior Homeroom Officer All-State Chorus Monitor Board Queen Nominee A Cappella Alice Wangler Eoglean Follies Twirling Corps Secretary TnT Charles Weibel German Club Band Gym Dwayne Westra Soph. Football Jr. Basketball Jr Football Red Cross Kathy Wcttstein All-State Chorus Student Council A Cappella Bowling Paul Wheeler Bowling Jr. Football Gym Gloria White Homeroom Officer French Club A Cappella F.T.A. Kay Williams Homeroom Officer Monitor Board Office Help 53 Sandra Williams Student Council Girls' State Declamation Keystone TnT Judy L. Wilson All-School Play German Club Declamation Red Cross TnT Linda Wilson Latin Club Bowling F.HA FNA. Gym Michele Wingcrd Girls' State Arrow Board A Cappella Latin Club TnT Jerry L. Woolman All-School Play Drivers' Ed. Gym Dave Young Duane Young All-State Chorus Boys' Ensemble A Cappella Debate Gym Gordon Zens A Cappella Chorus Gym Michael Zerr Intramural Gym Marie Zimmerman Golden Echoes Drivers' Ed. Bowling Chorus G A A. SENIORS NOT PICTURED ARE: Marlys Ecker Jerry Hanson Joseph Hatzcnbcllcr James Holzer Joseph Hottes Loretta Knittel Verla Kulseth Richard Nelson John Nielson Jerry Ryan 54 Senior Candid Camera 55 We all wear dentures ... Mommy, is this book okay? Friends, Romans ... Then I really blasted him! 56 Allow me madam? Dennis Napton served as president of the Junior class the entire ’61-’62 year. Those working under him during the first semester were Dianne Dahl, vice- president, and Monty Neriem, secretary, who is not pictured. Elected to these two positions for the second semester were Kathy Hieb, secretary, and Douglas Bre- wer, vice-president. 1st Semester Junior Class Officers 2nd Semester 57 Harley Adam Lee Aman Rulh Amundson Robert Anderson Linda Andrews Bill Artz Clarice Ask Diana Atanasu David Babb Bill Baker Shirley Bakke Susan Bantz Sharon Bartels Karl Beckers Marilyn Beckler Julie Belina Kenneth Bender Nancy Benson Bernita Berger Ken Berger Andrea Bergh Judy Bergman DeWayne Bergseth Diane Berreth Birdene Bettmann Myra Bettmann John Bickler Marilyn Binfit Judy Bingham Marvin Bingham Carol Blair Pamela Blake David Borchard Donald Bremer 58 Douglas Brewer Steve Brewer Kenny Brick Laureen Brick Dick Briscoe James Callum Richard Carlson Judy Carter Hans Christofferson Stephen Craig Bonnie Crawford Dianne Dahl Annette Dahme Curtis Dale John Daly Edward Daschel Richard Daschel James Daschle Joanne Dashel Kathleen Davies James Decker George Dell Dan De Long David Detling Dean Deuel Bill DeWalt Jerry Diegel Faithe Dinger Joe Dixon Virginia Dixon Mary Ann Dosch Susan Douglass Nancy Doyle Henry Dunkel Gary Dunwoody Diane Dutenhoeffer 59 Darlyce Ehresman Bill Ellig Joan Ellis Carl Erickson Linda Erickson Carol Ernst Judy Ernst Jerald Esser David Evelo Diane Evens Lela Evenson Sharry Fear Lucynda Feickert Darlene Feiock James Feist Richard Feist Mark Feustel Barbara Fischer Judy Fischer Andre Fontenelle Pierre Fontenelle John Fordham James Froiland LeRoy Gabriel Claudia Gates James Gauer Sharon Geffre Susan Gefre Robert Gellhaus Edith Gelling Mary Gillispie Robert Gloss Bill Gohn Eileen Golz 60 James Granger Robert Gray Gordon Grey David Grosz David Guhin John Guhin John Hadorn James Hammond Bernadette Hansen Pat Hare Diane Harrisonn Karen Hartman Rose Marie Hartze Karen Hassinger Ann Hauck Paulagene Haugen Steve Hayes Anna Hehn Eugene Heinz James Helsper Carole Henschel Betty Hettich Allen Heyd Kathy Hieb Dennis Hill Peter Hilzendeger Patricia Hofer Priscilla Hotter Mark Hogg Douglas Hoikkala David Hopkins James Horan Janice Hoyt Larry Hoyt Loren Hoyt Dennis Huger 61 Kathy Hunsiad Marlene Imbery Arnold Isaak Jerry Jangula Trudy Japs Dennis Johnson Judy Johnson Marcy Johnson Mary Kay Johnson Neil Johnson Sandra Johnson Lucian Jones Shirley Jones Gary Junso Dale Kaiser Bonnie Kaul Walter Kautz Amelia Kearney Eileen Keller Wilbert Kissner Charles Kettering Kathleen Kettering Connie Kienow James Kirschenman Peggy Kirschenman Bonnie Klingman Pamela Kolb Edith Korab Gloria Kopetsky Mary Kraft Bill Krause Linda Krause Kathleen Kreitel Lonnie Kroeber Cheryl Kumpf 62 Margaret Ladner Vivian Lahmann Pat Lapka Carol Lapp Barbara Larson Glorene Larson June Lauer Marge Le Robert Lehr Beverly Lester Harvey Liedle Irvin Linton Judy Lohman Judy Lower David Luce Nancy Lyon Paul McNeary Marie McQuillen Sandra McWhirter Chuck Manning Karen Marko Jolaine Martin Jerald Mathern James May Harvey Mead Gary Merchant Jeanie Mettler Jerry Mettler Diane Middleton Carol Milbrandt Dennis Milbrandt Elaine Milbrandt Shirley Milbrandt Allen Miller Richard Miller 63 Dee Anne Minch Ray Mitzel James Moffenbier Joanne Murray Dean Myers Dennis Napton Gordon Nelson Karen Nelson Robert Nelson Monty Neriem Esther Newell Kenneth Nikolas Donna Nikolas Julie Nordhus Merle Nordstrom Don Nultemeier Jeannine O'Brien David Ochs William O'Keefe Rita Olsen Donna Olson Robert Opem Shirley Opp Bonnie Ottenbacher John Papke Randy Parcel Susan Parkhurst Jan Parsch Linda Pawelski Roger Pendroy Judy Petershagen Maureen Pfeiffer Richard Pfeiffer Ronald Pfutzenreuter Mike Pieplow 64 Keith Pritchard Benny Prouse Martha Ralston Lynette Ratzlaff Ramona Rea Judy Reinhardt Roger Rehfeld Louise Reis Artise Rempher Lanny Reynolds Ken Rieger Cherie Ring Larry Roberts James Roehr Dorothy Rombs Doris Roshau Bill Roth Deliah Rux Ray Rylance LaVerne Sahli Rita Salwei David Scepaniak Ken Schaeffer Donna Schilberg Virginia Schlepp Dick Schliesman Darlene Schmidt Fred Schmidt Sharon Schmidt Walter Schmitt Robert Schneider Larken Schuchardt Kenneth Schumacher Kenton Schumacher Mary Kay Schumacher 65 Russell Schumacher Judy Schwahn Darlene Schwan Frank Schwan Mary Sheldon David Sitter Ray Sitter Ronald Sitter Jerry Sjerven Darryl Skogmo Joyce Smith Sharon Smith Sherrie Sonnenfeld Kathy Spencer Kathy Springer Mary Lee Stanley Marcia Stellner Douglas Stiles James Stoudt Marilyn Such Judy Suiter Clifford Sumption Jeanette Sumption Kathy Svarstad Nancy Swenson Joel Swisher June Thiery Robert Thomle Darlene Thompson Sharon Thornburg Joan Tiase Gardner Tonigan Tom Tonner Diane Tullar Blake Urban 66 Ronald Vallie Tom Van Houte Robert Van Winkle Leo Vetter Roger Vikander Jerry Vining Geraldine Volk Robert Von Wald Dianna Wagenmann Nancy Wahl Sandra Wahl David Walberg Jon Walberg Nancy Waller Joann Wampler Vivianne Wampler Charleen Webb Mary Weber Robert Weber Arnold Weig Linn Wellman Randy Wertz Donald Westley Marlys Wetzel Marilyn White Judith Wilson Kenneth Wilson Sue Ann Wilson Dennis Wylie Leonard Yeoman James Zacher Jerry Zahn Kathy Zelenka Judi Zerbe Barbara Zumm 67 Sophomore Officers First semester sophomore of- ficers were: Susan Lee, president (right); Nancy Hemseth, vice- president; Lael Kellet, secretary. Nancy and Lael are not pictured. Second semester sophomore of- ficers were: Lael Kellet, presi- dent; Patty Weber, vice-president (middle); Barbara Roehr, secre- tary (left). 68 Lilly Achen Lyla Achen Robert Ackerman Glenard Aipperspach Linda Alexander Martin Amble Maureen Andersen Jeanette Anderson Linda Anderson Sandra Anderson Dennis Angerhofer Roger Arlt Sharon Arlt Dana Arndt Charles Atkinson Sharon Avery Suellen Babb Dwayne Backous Marcia Baldridge Gale Baldwin Leigh Baron Cindy Batleen Ken Bauer Randy Bauer Sheila Bauer Barbara Baumann Carolyn Beck Barry Becker Shirley Bergman Cherryle Berner Joyce Berreth Gary Bettman Margery Bickler Jerry Biegler John Biegler 69 Delbert Bierman Patrick Blando Colleen Blondo Fred Bohle John Bomar Charles Boulais Larry Bowman James Brady Sherry Brandt Kathy Breen Susan Brick James Brockel Clara Bullock Victoria Bullock Shirley Burckhartzmeyer Carol Burgard Colleen Burgard Georgia Burgard Donovan Burke Diane Busch Lana Carrico Sharon Carson William Carter Karon Castle Carol Chaffin Marian Chapman Carol Christensen Gary Christensen Alan Christenson Lee Cleveland Cathie Conway Jacquelyn Conroy Sandi Coval Twyla Craft Dorothy Crawford 70 Wanda Crouch Diane Dahl Donna Dahl Merle Dahme Maribeth Deiberl Inez Deline Donna Dell Robert DeMarais Dennis DeNomme Hope Dinger Sandra Doerr David Dosch Gwen Dunker James Durand Mike Edwards Delwyn Ehresman Gary Ehresman Linda Eide Charlotte Ell Pat Engler Virginia Erhart Kenny Eszlinger Wanda Farroh Lyle Feiock Raymond Feist Alan Fischer Dorian Fischer James Fischer Jerry Flahaven Tom Flahaven Robert Fletcher Larry Fordham Susan Forseth Ario Fossum JoAnn Fossum 71 Ted Fowler Patricia Franz Karen Froiland Bill Gallipo James Gardner Marie Gauer Wally Gauer Marshall Gehring Nancy Gellhaus Jerome Gensburg Ken Gerharter Tom Gerharter Marvin Gese Virginia Gese Paula Gilchrist Carol Gimble Mary Gisi Mary Ann Goldade Eva Gonsor Maurice Gradberg Elaine Grapp Dennis Gray Ginger Gronso Ann Marie Grole David Grote Linda Grole James Haar Camille Hafnor Rose Hall Susan Hall Jane Hanna Mary Harder Thomas Hardin Sandra Harp Doyle Harris 72 Janice Harris Neil Harris Diane Hartman Viona Hatzenbeller Derold Hauff Jerold Hauff Larry Hawkins Yvonne Hegge Phyllis Heil Olive Heim Robert Henning Gloria Herbold Lars Herseih Richard Herzog Catherine Heupel Patty Heupel Richard Hickenbotham LeRoy Hieb Danny Hildebrant Kathy Himmerich Sharon Hite Robert Hoeft Ted Hogenson Judy Holtquist David Holtmann Virginia Hottman Dennis Howard Raymond Howell Lou Ann Howson Mary Huber Rita Huber Kathy Jackson Dianne Jacobson Robert Jacobs Richard Jensen 73 Barbara Johnson Donald Johnson Lewis Johnson Sharon Johnson Linda Jones Dennis Julson Roger Kahler Keith Kambak Norman Kappes David Karrigan Steve Karrigan George Keller Lael Kellelt Kathleen Kelly Carol Kelsch James Kettering Walter Killion Sheila Kinder Ardella Klein Joyce Knoop Claudia Kolb Donna Kolb Sharon Kolierman Judy Konantz Sandi Kopetsky Kay Kraft Ron Kranzler Richard Kriech Karen Kroll Alan Kuckelburg Betty Kuebler Larry Kuhl Larry Kumpf Tony Kvasnicka Gloria Labesky 74 Dianne Lahmann Glenn Lamoni Craig Langager Donna Lapp Dorothy Larson Judith Larson Meredith Lawson Susan Lee Jane Leitholt Michael Lilia Michele Lilia James Lind Judy Lindskov Don Lingor Gloria Lingor Lorie Long Carol Lorenz Donald Lout Margie Lout Richard Ludwig James Lutgen Ricky McCarl David McCreery Johanna McElhome Kent McFarland Jeanne McGinnis Leo Malsom Donna Manning Carlyle Mardian Charlene Mardian Bob Marshall Jacquelyn Martin Marlene Marzolf A1 Mathern James Maltern Blaise Matz Robert May Duane Mayer Roger Mayer Franci Meehan Linda Meier Billy Meidinger Bob Mertz Annette Milbrandt Rita Miller Vicki Minch Judy Mitchell LeRoy Mitzel John Molseed Dale Morrison Martin Mortenson Carson Murdy Daniel Murray Mary Ann Mykleby Robert Mykleby Richard Napton Lavonne Nelson LaDonna Nerison Connie Newsam Janice Nordling Duane Norem David Norton Delbert Norton Ester Norton Dennis Oberlander Carol Ochs Anna Olson Judy Oster Patricia Oster Shara Oster 76 Paul Patterson Dorothy Petershagen Charlis Peterson Gregg Peterson Douglas Pettigrew Donald Phillips Arlyn Poppen Margaret Prouse Lynda Raeizman Warren Rath Nancy Rawstern Patricia Ray Drew Reed Terry Reynolds Marge Rhodes Lawrence Richardson Ella Richter Bill Riebe Ruben Rieger Jean Riehl Sylvia Rieker Donna Riel Judie Rittal David Roblewsky Barbara Roehr Richard Roesch Dean Rollins Ricky Rose Joe Roshau Melvin Rousseau Robert Rydberg Dennis Sahli Michele Sahli Shirley Sahli Cynthia Sandberg 77 Mary Sawinsky Larry Schmidt Rodney Schmuland Gene Schnabel Shirley Schnabel Ronald Schnaidt Ruth Schneurle Bob Schpok William Schuck Judy Schultz Charlene Schumacher Bonnie Schumacker Phyllis Schumacker George Schumaker Bernard Schwan Billy Schwan Pat Scoblic Mike Seeman Terry Seidschlaw Sandra Seiler Michael Shea James Shuff Patricia Sitter Gary Smith Garry Smith Kenneth Smith Larry Stanley Sandra Stanley Dale Starr Annette Stauss Richard Stauss Marge Steele Bob Stroh David Stroh Richard Such Harriet Suiter Darrel Svalstad Dennis Svalstad Steve Swisher Cheryl Taslad Billy Teal Cherrie Theunissen Brian Thiel Jim Thompson Kay Tomter Barbara Toney Cheryl Tooker Vern Vallie Tom Van Scoy Marilyn Volk Darlene Wagenmann Philip Wagner Frank Walth Richard Waltz Michael Walz Wanda Weaver Patty Weber Michael Weig Linda Weishaar Lucille Weishaar Ronald Weiszhaar DeRae Weisz Dennis Werlinger Patsy Werth Robert Westby Dick Westra Jerry Wetzel Darryl Wetzler Paul Williams Richard Wilson Linda Wingerd Dorothy Wolf Elizabeth Wood Gary Wood Mary Worrell Richard Young Carol Youngerman Diane Zacher Carol Zelenka Kenneth Zeller Judy Zerr Beverly Ziegler Dean Zimmerman Duane Zimmerman 80 81 82 Pageant Day Each Centralite in his own way is a fortune teller with the ability to look into the past and interpret it for the future. As he looks back over the school year, one special week stands out in the mind of the average teen as the one most worth remembering. Revolving around the central theme “Music in the Air,” the imaginative student whirled through the time consuming task of float creation, stopping only for the important ceremony of coronation on Thurs- day night. The convening of the 1961 Pageant Day court found the student casting admiring glances on the sixteen aspirants to the throne. The air of suspense was transformed to one of awesome delight when the 1960 royalty, Donna Ray and Tom Malchow, crowned Julie DiRe as queen and Dennis Adams as marshal of 1962. Perhaps this Centralite can still hear the mellow voice of Geneva Gross singing “The Way You Look Tonight” to the newly adorned Julie. As the observer looked on, a new atmosphere of combined humor and song was witnessed when the “Central High Lo’s,” comprised of Doug Smith, Dave Smith, Jerry Larson, and Bill Thompson, “took to the stage,” after which master of ceremonies Doug Brewer introduced a talented young dancer. Dee Dee Skogmo, to the reign- ing king and queen. The Centralite’s enjoyable eve- ning came to an end with Bonnie Ottenbacher’s organ solo and the ringing out of the traditional Pageant Day Song. At 10 a.m. he found the theater filled with school songs and yells as the prelude of the pep assembly which was to unveil, under the watchful eye of the new royalty, the 1962 “B” squad cheerleaders. If he were to think hard, he would recall the ratted hair and made up faces of Patty Engler and Patty Weber who were the first to be initiated into the “Cheer- stone National Honor Society.” Temporary football players Doug Smith and Bill Thompson used their brawn to carry Dianne Dahl and Kathy Hieb, junior initiates of “Cheerstone,” to their mountain of flour under which lay a cherry for each. The assisting “A” squadders were: Patti Wallace and Toni Cook (co-captains), Kathy Benkendorf, Jeanne Peterson, Judy Ernst, and Kathy Spencer. It was parade time! Eagerly the student took his respective place among the multi-colored array of floats for the mile-long journey to Simmons field where the Central Cardinals downed the Monroe Tigers. But nothing could surpass the thrill of the game between the Aberdeen Golden Eagles and the Huron Tigers. During halftime, Julie DiRe and Dennis Adams were acknowledged to all as Central’s royalty while the band played “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” Winning by a score of 24 to 7 put the Centralite into good humor for the dance which was held following the game. A1 Hess provided the music which brought to a close the “weekend to remember.” 84 The Dirge Dance of the Sugar Plum Elves V Gone With the Wind' 85 Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes Dennis Adams 86 88 Jim Olson 9 • f « , v r 'L : «V t • . , V r '1 UHEN i ', l.I'iVi ,-i is essi The float to the left, “Summertime,” from August Conklin’s homeroom, cap- tured first place in the sophomore com- petition. Judges, who were the office secretaries, selected “Tea for Two” from Edward Berreth’s homeroom as second place winner, and gave Bernice Knudson’s homeroom float, “Old Folks at Home,” the white, third place ribbon. Norma Chilton’s homeroom, whose float was entitled “Three Coins in a Foun- tain,” received honorable mention for the sophomore class. Grand prize was claimed by the soph- omore float, “China Town,” from Gale Shoemaker’s homeroom. The junior class winners, which were announced during half time at the Pageant Day game, were awarded blue, red, and white ribbons for the first three places respectively. Those homerooms with their winning themes were: first, “Sur- rey with the Fringe on Top,” Carol Isaacs; second, “Shine on Harvest Moon,” Carrolyle Frank; and third, “Paris in the Spring,” Faye Smith. “Tenting Tonight,” from Earl Buhler’s homeroom, won honorable mention for the junior class. The Royalty float, jointly sponsored by Richard Kline’s and Cletus Noecker’s homerooms, captured second place in the senior division. The Student Coun- cil, with president Bonnie McNaughton in charge, selected the names for the floats from the basic theme of “Music in the Air. Place winners of the senior class were recognized as follows: “Volga Boatman,” Robert Pratt, first; Royalty float, second; “My Blue Heaven, Lyle Belk, third; and “Casey Jones,” Donna Ellwood, honorable men- tion. Music in the Air I tir 92 93 Proudly holding the trophies which they re- ceived at the Northern State Teachers College speech contest are Sandra Williams, Virginia Dixon, and Bonnie McNaughton. Their awards were given for excellence in the fields of orig- inal oratory, interpretation, and extemporaneous speaking. Winners in the Regional Debate Tournament in the fields of extemporaneous speaking and original oratory were Bonnie McNaughton and Sandra Williams. Speaking Awards National Forensic League, or NFL is a national speech organization open to all Centralites participating in speech activities. Members this year are pictured — back row — left to right: Julie Belina. Marcia Baldridge, Mary Sheldon, and Sandra Anderson. Second row: Cynthia Sandberg, Mike Pieplow, Randy Parcel, Tom Ton- ner, Joe Dixon, Donna Schilberg, Jan Parsch, Virginia Dixon, Nancy Gelhaus, Delwyn Ehresman, and John Guhin. Front row: Karen Castle, Judy Flahaven, Bon- nie McNaughton, Mary Kay Johnson, Kathy Svarstad, Sandra Williams, Kathy Zelenka, and Susan Gefre. 95 For being awarded a superior in state competition, Sandra Williams and Sally Hickenbotham were recipients of trophies. Patti Wallace received an excellent in state competition and Kathy Davies claimed an excellent rating in the regional con- test. Twenty-three Enter Declam Those participating in the poetry division of declamation are from left to right: Bonnie Ottenbacher, Kathy Davies, Richard Bull, Jan Parsch, Julie Belina, and Kathy Kettering. 96 Four girls entered the dramatic division of declamation. They are from left to right: Sally Hickenbotham, Toni Cook, Virginia Dixon, and Diane Evens. Oratory entries in declamation are from left to rieht in the back row: John Guhin, Randy Parcel, and Mike Pieplow. Front row: Mary Kay Johnson. Judy Fla- haven, Patti Wallace, and Bonnie McNaughton. Entered in the humorous division of declamation are from left to right in the back row: Sandra Wil- liams, Dan Murray, and Pat Hoffer. Front row: Cora Sue Jones, Ramona Rea, and Diane Hauck. 97 Third place winners in the Orthodox Debate Tournament held in Watertown were from left to right: Joe Dixon, Jan Parsch, Julie Belina, and Mary Kay Johnson. Experienced Debaters Four juniors comprised membership in the Varsity Debate Squad. They are from left to right: Kathy Svarstad, Mike Pieplow, Joe Dixon, and Randy Parcel. 98 Fifteen debaters were members of the “B” Debate Squad of first year inexperienced debate. They are from left to right, back row: Dan Murray, Mike Edwards, Marcia Baldridge, Barb Baumann, Cynthia Sandberg, Nancy Gelhaus, Karen Castle, Sandy Anderson, and Delwyn Ehresman. Front row: Mary Sheldon, Kathy Kettering, Julie Belina, Jan Parsch, Sue Gefre, and Donna Schilberg. Beginning Debaters Four seniors and three juniors composed the “A” Division debaters. They are from left to right, back row: Martin Opem, Mary Kay Johnson, and Steve Kleppin. Front row: Judy Flahaven, Bonnie Mc- Naughton, Ramona Rea, and Kathy Zelenka. These six juniors were Coach Aubrey Fisher’s most consistent debaters. They are from left to right in the back row: Mike Pieplow, Tom Tonner, and Joe Dixon. Front row: John Guhin, Kathy Svarstad. and Randy Parcel. 99 “You’re on the air!” is a familiar phrase to these nineteen speakers who twice a month take advantage of Marconi’s invention of the radio. The first staff pictured left to right includes: back row, Mark Lindau, Julie Belina, student technician Don Forseth, Carol Pierce, and assistant director Randy Parcel; and front row, Kathy Svarstad, Carolyn Erickson, Judy Flahaven, and student director Marcia Jones. Disciples of Marconi Radio staff 22, which alternates with the first staff in broadcasting the weekly program “Your Schools in Review,” is composed of ten members. They are: back row, Delwyn Ehresman, Linda Brooks, student technician Richard Bull, Kay Kline, and Paul Larsen; and front row, assistant student director Ginny Dixon, Toni Cook, Patti Wallace, student director Nancy Pope, and Bonnie Ottenbacher. Mr. Richard Kline is faculty adviser of the two groups. Hmm—What's that word? Hello out there! 101 Bonnie Ottenbacher reads the latest bits of news The Rainmaker Central's fall play. The Rainmaker, was presented in the Civic Theater on December 5 and 6. The cast, from lower left, includes Joan Marshall (Lizzie Curry), Don Forseth (Noah Curry), Jerry Woolman (Starbuck, the Rain- maker), Curtis Forbes (H. C. Curry), Richard Bull (sheriff), Trent Anderson (a deputy), and O. K. Walkingstick (Jimmy). 102 H. C. tries to comfort Lizzie dur- ing one of her moments of self- analysis. She has become con- vinced that she will remain an old maid, but the Curry family pays no attention to her protests and carries on a frantic search to find her a mate before her time runs out. The Rainmaker The cast, left to right, bottom row — Ralph Brown, John Karrigan, Ken Vogele, Richard Bull, Knute Lee, Don Forseth, Judy Wilson. Dave Smith, Virginia Dixon and Dennis Schauer. Second row — Nancy Benson, Clark Guhin, Lucynda Feickert, Marilyn Such. Kathy Zelenka, Michele Wingerd, SueAnn Wilson, Kathy Benkendorf, Steve Larson, Alan Wellman and Director Miss Isaacs. Third row — Russell Schu- macher, Jack Hayes, Wayne Schumacher, Bill O'Keefe, Tom Hardin, Gale Baldwin, Nancy Wahl, Pat Hofer, Julie Belina, Sally Hickenbotham, Bernadette Hansen, Dan Murray and student directors Karen North and Kathleen Kettering. Inherit the Wind Inherit the Wind, the story of the famous Scopes “Monkey Trial,” was chosen for this year’s spring play. Production nights were April 10 and 11. At lower left Rev. Brown (Dave Smith) is shown damning his daugh- ter, Rachel (Virginia Dixon) to “eternal hellfire and wrath.” The scene below is that of E. K. Hornbcck (Richard Bull) welcoming the defense attorney, Henry Drummond (Knute Lee) to “Heavenly Hillsboro.” 103 104 105 106 Officers of student council are, left to right: Julie DiRe, corresponding secretary; Bonnie McNaughton, presi- dent; Sharon Carson, re- cording secretary; and Doug Brewer, vice-president. Student council makes ar- rangements for Pageant Day, traffic codes, Eaglean Follies, A.F.S. drive, Aber- deen Relays, and many other activities. Student council is also a member of the Na- tional League of Student Councils. Mr. Gebhart, adviser, and Bonnie McNaughton, presi- dent, discuss the various events of the school year. Student Council Junior student council representatives include, back row, left to right: David Sitter. Roger Vikander, Jim Granger, Tom Tonner. and Jerry Mettler. Front row, left to right, are: Marilyn Beckler, Patricia Hoffer, Mary Gail Kraft, Diane Dutenhoeffer, Virginia Dixon, and Doug Brewer. Mike Pieplow is not pictured. 108 Senior representatives are, standing, left to right: Jerry Hauck, Wayne Anderson, Dennis Adams, Tim Rich, Doug Smith, Trent Anderson, Bjorn Ahlzen, Jerry Larson, and Terry Gill. Seated are, left' to right: Mike Coyne, Bonnie McNaughton, Nancy Pope, Donna Mayer, Julie DiRe, Liz Mathern, and Johann Beutin. Sandra Williams is not pictured. Sophomore representatives include, standing, left to right: Pat Sitter, Gloria Labesky, Drew Reed, Lee Cleveland, Dick Napton, Maurice Gradberg, Diane Dahl, and Sharon Carson. Seated are, left to right: Gail Baldwin, Carol Zelenka, Sharon Johnson, Francis Meehan, and Diane Hauck. Vern Vallie is not pictured. Keystone National Honor Society Membership in Keystone is the highest honor bestowed upon a student at Central. The seniors above, selected in 1961, are from left to right: Julie DiRe, Karen Oveson, James Conklin, Dave Smith, president Bill Koehne, Doug Smith, Judy Flahaven, Paul Larsen, and Mark Lindau. Those received into the honor society are judged on four basic principles: scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. The names of those chosen are kept in strict confidence until the day of initiation. The four scholars below are shown walking to the stage to disclose the names of new initiates. They are, from left to right: Paul Larsen, Karen Oveson, Mark Lindau, and Julie DiRe. . Leaders of Tomorrow Above, Toni Cook is shown receiving her certificate of membership which is handed to her by Mark Lindau as Marcia Jones, Sandra Williams, and Bonnie Mc- Naughton look on. Judy Flahaven, above, accom- panies one of the twelve new members of Keystone, Marcia “I promise to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I Jones, to the stage. have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school.” Centralites initiated into Keystone in February's assembly were, from left to right: Bonnie McNaughton, Donna Fauik, Sheryl Kuhl, Sandra Williams, Linda Brooks, Michele Wingerd, Joseph Hottes, Patti Wallace, Bill Thompson, Toni Cook, Ruih Hutchison, Sally Hickenbotham, and Marcia Jones. Ill Linda Brooks, head monitor, assisted faculty adviser Mr. Carson this year in super- vising Central’s Monitor Board. Members are responsible for clearing congested stairways and keeping order in the halls. Monitor Board 112 Pictured above are, second row, left to right: Laureen Brick, Julie Belina, Kathy Hunstad, and Kathy Svarstad. First row: Judy Wilson, Bonnie Frankman, and Judy Uhrich. These monitors were also kept busy patrol- ling Central's halls. They are, third row: Julie DiRe, Patti Wal- lace, and Linda Brooks. Second row: Pam Wal- lior, Karen Baggett, and Kay Williams. Front row: Joy Blom- ster, Betty Anderson, and Knute Lee. This group of monitors is comprised of, third row, left to right: Roger Smith, Dick Briscoe, and Ron Hendrickson. Second row: Diane Dutenhoef- fer, Kathy Schreiner, and Bob Sampson. First row: Jeannie Peterson, Dianne Dahl, and Mary Sheldon. 113 Flute Nancy Benson Edith Selling Sharon Kolterman Loris Long Charleen Schumacher Colleen Stoa Trent Anderson, Drum Major E-Flat Clarinet Jeanie Mettler B-Flat Clarinet Clarice Ask Ruth Amundson Kathy Benkendorf Carol Chaffin Joan Dashel Inez Deline Nancy Gelhaus Diane Harrison Barbara Johnson Dennis Johnson Bonnie Klingman Bill Koehne Mark Lindau Dave Luce Sandra McWhirter Phyllis Morse Julie Nordhus Shara Oster Paul Patterson Louise Reis Doug Schroeder Kathy Springer Central’s Alto Clarinet Judy Larson Gordon Nelson Bass Clarinet Diane Berreth Carol Deline Mike Edwards Bassoon Lois Cleveland Karen Hassinger Sheila Kinder Alto Sax Sharon Carson Rita Herber Viola Kallenberger Pat Ray Jim Roehr Dick Westra Tenor Sax John DeMarris Sheryl Kuhl Nancy Swenson 114 Music Makers Baritone Sax Donna Meyer Cynthia Sandberg French Horn Gale Baldwin Sheila Bauer Kenneth Berger Twyla Craft Patty Heupel Ruth Hutchison Blake Urban Cornet Dennis Adams Mike Coyne George Dell Dean Deuel Jerry Flahaven Dave Hoye Don Johnson Duane Norem Richard Roesch Dave Walberg Chuck Weibel Maria McQuillen Don Nultemeier John O'Connor Joan Tiase Baritone Oboe Joe Dixon Jo Ann Fossum Paul Larsen Layton Olson Bob Olsen Greg Peterson Trombone Trent Anderson Ario Fossum Jim Kirschenman Bob Nelson Gary Wood Basses Larry Buechler Ernie Fiais Dennis Julson Jim Moffenbier Jeff Oppie Larry Stanley Percussion Kathleen Davies Mark Feustel Jim Hodson Orville Evenson, Director 115 Band Officers Rule These five Centralites were chosen as officials of the CHS Band for the year. Seated from left to right are: Jeanne Mettler, librarian; and Donna Meyer, secretary. Stand- ing from left to right are: Gordon Nelson, librarian; Bill Koehne, vice-president; and Mike Coyne, president. Council Plans Activities The Band Council, which is selected from the various sections of the band, plans the year's activities with assistance from the officers. Seated from left to right are: Bonnie Klingman, Kathy Benkendorf, Colleen Stoa, and Donna Meyer. Standing from left to right are: Joe Dixon, John O'Connor, Mike Coyne, Bill Koehne, and Bob Nelson. All-State Band These five students were selected from Central to attend the All-State Band activities in Deadwood on March 23 and 24. They are from left to right: Mike Coyne, cornet; Ruth Hutchison. French horn; Don Nultemeier. timpani; Mark Lindau, clarinet; and Bill Koehne, clarinet. All-State Orchestra Twelve students represented Central at All-State Orchestra in Huron on November 17 and 18. They are, standing from left to right: Trent Anderson, Bill Koehne, Susan Hall, Mark Lindau, Marcy Johnson, Dennis Adams, and Don Nultemeier. Seated from left to right are: Sharon Raetzman, Bonnie McNaughton, Darryl Skogmo, Ruth Hutchison, and Diane Dahl. Note Worthy Chosen to represent Central at All-State Chorus in 1961 were — front row from left to right: Carol Stuebbe, Joy Blomster, Pam Wallior, Carole Lee, Karen Oveson, Kathy Wettstein, Michele Wingerd, Toni Cook, Geneva Gross, Diane Brick, Shirley Herbold, and Ruth Hutchison. Back row — left to right: Jack Hayes, Duane Young, Bob Johnson, Rae Gronso, Doug Smith, Ed Hunstad, Jerry Larson, Bill Thompson, O. K. Walkingstick, Tim Rich, Jim Olson, and Richard Froiland. First semester A Cappella officers for the '61-'62 school year were Doug Smith, host; Carol Stuebbe, secre- tary; Joy Blomster, hostess; Knute Lee, vice- president; and Jim Olson, president. 118 Second semester officers were Jerry Larson, host; Ruth Hutchison, president; Karen Oveson, secretary; Karen Baggett, hostess; and Tim Rich, vice-president. Central’s Ensembles Members of Ihe Senior Girls' Ensemble were from left to right — back row: Carole Lee. Alice Larson. Karen Ove- son, Kathy Wettstein, and Ruth Hut- chison. Front row — from left to right were: Ramona Rea. accompanist; Carol Stuebbe, Toni Cook. Michele Wingerd. Pam Wallior, and Geneva Gross. Members of the Boys' Ensemble were from left to right, back row: Ed Hun- stad, Doug Smith, Knute Lee, Dave Smith, and Tim Rich. Front row — from left to right are Duane Young, O. K. Walkingstick, Jack Hayes, Jim Olson, and Bill Thompson. Members of the Junior Girls' Ensemble were from left to right — back row: Susan Parkhurst. Ramona Rea, Nancy Wahl, Diane Dutenhoeffer, Ruth Amundson, Bonnie Ottenbacher, and Marilyn Beckler. Front row — left to right were: Susan Gefre. Shirley Milbrandt. Marcy John- son, Mary Kay Johnson, Diane Evens, Virginia Dixon, and Mary Gail Kraft. s 119 Ruth Amundson Roger Andrews Karen Baggett Marilyn Beckler Kathy Benkendorf Merle Aman. Director Majestic Joy Blomster Ray Braun Linda Braunstein Denece Brekke Diane Brick Janice Brick Linda Brooks Lois Cleveland Toni Cook Curtis Dale James Decker Barbara Disbrow Virginia Dixon Diane Dutenhoeffer Susan Edwards Carolyn Erickson David Evelo Diane Evens Judy Flahaven Richard Froiland Susan Gefre Gordon Gray Rae Gronso Geneva Gross Pat Hatzenbeller Jack Hayes Shirley Herbold Sherrie Hieb Mark Hogg Bob Huettle Ed Hunstad Ruth Hutchison Bob Johnson Marcy Johnson Mary Kay Johnson Cora Sue Jones Marcia Jones Bonnie Kaul Kay Klein Frances Koehly Mary Kraft Lonnie Kroeber 120 Musicians Linda Krueger David Scepaniak Alice Larson Walter Schmitt Jerry Larson Russell Schumacher Carole Lee Wayne Schumacher Knute Lee Judy Schwan JoAnn Madsen David Smith Betty Marzolf Douglas Smith Shirley Milbrandt Colleen Stoa Lorraine Mitchell Carol Stuebbe Clifford Moffenbier LaVonne Stugelmeier Jim Olson Bill Thompson Bonnie Ottenbacher Gardner Tonigan Karen Oveson Tom Tonner Randy Parcel Dennis Tople Susan Parkhurst Blake Urban Mike Pieplow Nancy Wahl Ramona Rea O. K. Walkingstick Lanny Reynolds Pam Wallior Tim Rich Don Westley Gordon Richards Kathy Wettstein Glenda Salfrank Gloria White Judy Wilson Ken Wilson Michele Wingerd Duane Young Gordon Zens Ruth Hutchison. Accompanist 121 Melody Makers Linda Alexander Linda Anderson Maureen Anderson Sharon Arlt Marcia Baldridge Leigh Baron Julie Belina Shirley Bergman Marilyn Binfit Patrick Blando Colleen Blondo Sherry Brandt Douglas Brewer Laureen Brick Clara Bullock Colleen Burgard Lana Carrico Marian Chapman Gary Christenson Diane Dahl Hope Dinger Joan Ellis Lyle Feiock Larry Ferguson James Froiland Karen Froiland Claudia Gates Marie Gauer Mary Ann Goldade Eileen Golz Elaine Grapp Ginger Gronso Ann Hauck Paulagene Haugen Yvonne Hegge Judy Holtquist Lou Ann Howson Mary Huber Kathy Hunstad Bernadette Hansen Trudy Japs Richard Jensen Sharon Johnson Linda Jones Shirley Jones Gary Junso Ardella Klein Loretta Knittel Gloria Kopetsky Sandi Kopetsky Karen Kroll Pat Lapka Carol Lapp Judith Larson Susan Lee Judy Lohmann Lorie Long Jackie Martin Blaise Matz Annette Milbrandt Joanne Murray Pat Ray Barbara Roehr Rita Salwei Mary Alice Sawinsky Donna Schilberg Gene Schnabel Shirley Schnabel Ruth Schnuerle Mary Kay Schumacher Mary Sheldon Patricia Sitter Sandra Stanley Kathy Svarstad June Thiery Nancy Waller Patty Weber Lucille Weiszhaar De Rae Weisz Dorothy Wolf Elizabeth Wood Mary Worrell Judy Zerr Doris Dunkel Magical Musicians Cindy Batteen Vera Bonnett Shirley Burckhartzmeyer Judi Carter Jacquelyn Conroy Sandi Coval Dorothy Crawford Donna Dahl Susan Douglas Carol Ernst Sharon Geffre Ann Marie Grote Susan Hall Mary Harder Sandy Harp Janice Harris Carole Henschel Gloria Herbold Shirlee Hettick Jeanne Hildebrandt Sharon Johann Connie Kienow Claudia Kolb Donna Kolb Pam Kolb Dorothy Larson Nancy Liebel Lynne MacPhail Jolaine Martin Johanna McElhone Francis Meehan LaDonna Nerison Anna Olson Dorothy Petershagen Charlis Peterson Dianne Phillips Margaret Prouse Artise Rempher Judie Rittal Dorothy Rombs Michele Sahli Pat Scoblic Judy Shaner Sharon Sonnenfeld Johnelle Stiles Judy Suiter Darlene Thompson Diane Tullar Linda Wilson Linda Wingerd Myra Bettman Jeanette Anderson Sandra Anderson Diane Atanasu Sue Ellen Babb Randy Bauer Joyce Berreth Margery Bickler Kathy Breen Susan Brick Carol Burgard Georgia Burgard Darlyce Ehresman Linda Eide Charlotte Ell Pat Engler Darlene Feiock Susan Forseth Patricia Franz Camilie Hafnor Rose Hall Thomas Hardin Diane Harrison Diane Hartman Karen Hartman Vocal Variety Diane Hauck Steve Hayes Phyllis Heil Betty Hettick Marlene Imbery Kathy Jackson Lewis Johnson Keith Kambak Kathleen Kelly James Kettering Alan Kuckelburg Donna Lapp June Lauer Charlene Mardian Jeanne McGinnis Linda Meier Dale Morrison Danny Murray MaryAnn Mykleby LaVonne Nelson Esther Newell Connie Newsam Janice Nordling Patricia Oster Sharon Oster Sharon Premack Warren Rath Nancy Rawstern John Reed Terry Reynolds Lawrence Richardson Ella Richter Ruben Rieger Jean Riehl Rodney Schumuland William Schuck Phyllis Schumacker Bonnie Schumacker Mary Lee Stanley Dale Starr Marge Steele Betty Stevens David Stroh Dick Such Cheryl Tastad Cheryl Tooker Judy Uhrich Patsy Werth Beverly Ziegler Delwyn Ehresman Lucian Jones Diane Busch Members of the 1961-62 “B” Band are: Jim Brady, Marty Mortenson, Lee Cleveland, Dwayne Backous, Sherrie Brandt, Camille Hafnor, Robert Anderson, Dennis Huger, John Koch, Ron Kranzler, Tom Flahaven, Raymond Feist, Allan Fisher, Arlyn Popper, Jackie Martin, Sandra Doerr, Gwen Dunker, Robert Mykleby, Darrell Sval- stad, Sharon Avery, Glenn Lamont, Ron Weiszhaar, Tom Van Scoy, Gary Smith, Martin Amble. Melody In the Air 125 Music Scenes 126 Lettermen’s Club Members of ihe Golden A Letter- men's Club receiving their letters in football are, left to right, front row: Dennis Wylie, John Hadorn, Tom Tonner, Jerry Mettler, Ron Hend- rickson, Chuck Lehmann and Clark Guhin. Second row: Ario Fossum, Ralph Brown, Wayne Anderson, Knute Lee, Don Gross, Bill Gallipo, and Bill O'Keefe. Third row: Mike Cnze, Jim Hauck, Roger Smith, Ron Stocking, Glen Leffler. Fifth row: Mylo Jackson, and Lyle Bud Belk. Member of Lettermen's Club who received their letter in basketball are, left to right, front row: Dale Kaiser, Knute Lee, Jerry Hauck, Ray Rylance, Jim Granger, Jim Olson, and Jerry Larson. Second row: Bill Gallipo, Tim Rich, Roger Smith, Larry Kuhl, Bill O'Keefe, Marty Amble, and Jerry Ryan. Third row: LeRoy Aman, Fred Sahli, Mylo Jackson, Lyle Bud Belk, Ron Stocking, Mike Enze, and Jerry Zahn. Officers of the Golden A Lettermen's Club for the 1961-62 school year are: Jim Hauck, president; Ron Hendrickson, vice-president; and Roger Smith, secretary-treasurer. Seated left to right, front row: Glen Leffler, Roger Smith, Jim Hauck, Ron Hendrick- son, and Ron Stocking. Second row: Don Reshetar, Fred Sahli, Mylo Jackson, Lyle Bud Belk, and Ronald Coats. Members of the Golden A Lettermen's Club re- ceiving their letters in track are, left to right, front row: Jerry Hauck, Roger Smith, and Mike Enze. Second row: Ray Rylance, Jim Hauck, Joe Dixon and Dick Paul. Third row: Don Reshetar, Fred Sahli, Mylo Jackson, Ron Stocking, and Ronald Coats. 129 Chuck Lehmann, Reformist candidate for mayor, and Dennis Adams, mayor candidate for the Progressive party, represent two more links in Central's tradition. Each year, following tradition, the members of the Senior class participate in Student Government Day. Government Day This year’s annual Government Day was held on April 7. Each student from the Senior class held a position in city, county, or Federal government, or took positions in private businesses. A week before the big day the parties held their nominating con- ventions. Four days of campaigning followed. An assembly was held on Tuesday, April 4. The next day, Wednesday, the student body voted for the candidates of their choice. The city-owned voting machines were used this year. The Progressive party captured the office of mayor and three other city offices, while the Reformists filled the remaining offices. The event is carried out through the Modern Problems classes and is designed to aid students in learning about their government. A late morning assembly was held on April 4. The platforms and the candidates were introduced Bill Thompson and Dave Smith delivered the keynote speeches. 130 131 TN'T members pictured in the back row, left to right, are: Greg Peterson, Sharie Brandy, Susan Hall, Joe Dixon, Julie Belina, John Guhin, Carol Gimble, and Don Nultemeier. Front row, left to right, are: Kathy Davies, Nancy Doyle, Nancy Wahl, Sue Wilson, Kathy Svarstad, and Ramona Rea. With Practice Comes Poise TN’T is a speech club open to any Central High School student. This active club meets the first and third Monday of each month. The types of meetings vary from very formal dinners to sack lunches and picnics. Officers for the 1961-1962 school year are: Bonnie McNaughton, president; Ken Vogele, vice-president; Virginia Dixon, secretary; Bonnie Ottenbacher, treasurer, and Michele Wingerd, parliamen- tarian. Advisers of the organization are: Miss Carol Isaacs and Aubrey Fisher. Seated in the front row, left to right, are: Marcia Jones, Judy Flahaven, Joan Marshall, Judy Wilson, and Sheryl Kuhl. Back row, left to right, are: Bobbie Johnson, Tim Hopkins, Donna Faulk, Don Forseth, and Sandy Williams. Front row, left to right, are: Bonnie Mc- Naughton, Toni Cook, Ken Vogele, Ginny Dixon, and Miss Isaacs. Back row, left to right, are: Steve Larson, Mary Kay Johnson, Patti Wallace, and Martin Opem. French Club consisis of eleven members, who are all from the sophomore class. Standing from left to right are: Lori Long and Nancy Gellhaus. Seated from left to right are: Shara Osier, Olive Heim, and JoAnn Fossum. Le Cercle de Francais Officers of French Club, under the supervision of Mr. Jones, are: Rita Huber, president; Virginia Erhart, vice-president, and Beverly Ziegler, secretary. Pictured from left to right are: Pat Ray, Virginia Erhart, Rita Huber, Cynthia Sandburg, Beverly Ziegler, and Judy Oster. 133 Varsity Pep Squad Central’s “A” squad cheerleaders, com- prised of two juniors and four seniors, lead Centralites in cheers at all games. Jeanne Peterson Judy Ernst Kathy Benkendorf Kathy Spencer $5 134 These four B squad cheerleaders will join the two holdover members to make up next year's Varsity Pep Squad. From left to right they are: Kathy Hieb, Diane Dahl, juniors; Pat Engler and Patty Weber, sophomores. Team! Ceniraliles who participated in Chess Club this year are. left to right: Richard Such. Dick Carlson. Adviser Mr. Jones, and Dave Dosch. Chess Club Pictured here are sophomore club members. Dale Starr. Mike Shea, George Schumaker, Bob DeMarias, and Dean Rollins, who competed in several tournaments. 136 Homo Sapiens Indoors with Biology Work Ever curious about the com- plex mysteries of life, (front, left to right) advisers Mr. Bull, Miss Buss, (and back, left) Mr. Conklin, Jim Conklin, Biology Club president; Jerry Fla- haven, secretary; and Arlyn Poppen find that sharing ex- periences leads them to a bet- ter understanding of the world of nature. Working on projects in Miss Buss's biology lab has proved interesting to (left to right) Carson Murdy, David Dosch, Arlyn Poppen, Marlene Mar- zolf, Lynda Raetzman, and Margery Bickler. No doubt Aristotle would have been proud to know that (front, left to right) Judith Larson, Dorothy Crawford, Linda Eide. (back) Allan En- gel, Brian Thiel, Robert West- by, Michael Lilia, and Judy Osier are following him. Because these girls are all sophomores, the reason that they're smiling could well be because they can look forward to another year in Biology Club. They are: (front, left to right) Sheila Kinder, Margie Steele, Kathy Jackson, Carol Chaffin, Marcia Baldridge, (back) Karon Castle, Nancy Gellhaus, Patricia Oster, Carol Gimble, Mary Ann Mykleby, Diane Dahl, and Linda Alex- ander. 137 The officers of the Future Homemakers clubs are (left to right): Sheila Bauer, treasurer; Annette Stauss. secretary; Carmen MacPhail. vice-president; Mrs. Clarke, adviser; and Phyllis Morse, president. Toward New Horizons Pictured at the left is Sheila Bauer who was elected co-chairman for Region VIII. At the right is Georgia Johnson, who represented a girl from Spain in the roll call skit at the Regional meeting at Redfield in March. 1962. The Future Homemakers ot America is a national organ- ization of students studying Home Economics in the junior and senior high schools of the United States and its territories. The motto, “Toward New Horizons,” expresses the pur- pose of the organization — learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The club provides opportunities to share in projects on the local, state, and national levels. It also increases oppor- tunities for the development of leadership, intelligent par- ticipation, and social experiences. Thirty-three members of the Aberdeen Central High branch participated in the Regional Meeting at Redfield. Uso, our local club has enjoyed sharing programs with the girls of the Home Economics Department at the School for the Blind. 138 The members of F.H.A. standing from left to right are: Ginger Gese, Lavone Nelson, Doris Dunkel, Carolyn Beck, Betty Stevens, Barbara Johnson, Lucille Weiszhaar, and Carol Deline. At the left side of the table horn left to right are: Michele Sahli, Sandra Stanley, Phyllis Schumaker, and Phyllis Heil. At the right side of the table 'rom left to right are: Vicki Minch, Georgia Burgard, Jeanette Anderson, and Georgia Johnson. Other members of the club standing from left to right are: Linda Wilson, Nancy Liebel, Diane Hartman, Inez Deline, and Ardella Klein. Seated from left to right are: Frances Foy, Patti Wallace, Ramona Rea, Bernita Berger, Andrea Bergh, Lou Ann Howson, Elaine Grapp, Carol Milbrandt, Joanne Murray and Karen Kroll. Conferring together about the yearbook are Bob Sampson, business manager, and Nancy Pope, editor. The advisers for Arrow Board are Cletus Noecker and Harry Jones. .000000000000' Arrow Board lOOOOOOCCJ 100000°' These three boys are the school photographers and take many of the pictures that appear in the Arrow. They are, left to right: Pal Hare, Steve Brewer, and Don Bremmer. Putting the sports section together is the duly of these boys, who are, left to right: Doug Smith, Don Opitz, Dennis Napton, John Guhin, Dick Brisco, Jim Olson, and Dave Grosz. Doing the final work on the master dummy are, left to right: Susan Edwards, Diane Evens, Karen Oveson, and Virginia Dixon. These girls are working with the pictures for their sections of the yearbook. They are, left to right: Susan Bantz, Jan Parsch, Patti Wallace. Barbara Zumm, and Judy Bingham. Also working on the master dummy are, left to right: DeeAnn Dulany, Joan Mar- shall, Nancy Schpok, and Julie DiRe. Choosing from the many pictures for the Arrow are, left to right: Sally Hickenbotham, Barb Petershagen, Michele Wingerd, and Ruth Hutchison. 141 Here, Barbara Petershagen and Nancy Schpok (left to right) show their reaction to their as- signments for the next issue, designated to them on the assignment sheet, which is on the bulletin board. Blue and Gold Staff Patti Wallace, editor-in-chief of the BLUE and GOLD, and Sally Hickenbotham, feature editor (left to right) share in the reading of other high school papers of the United States for the pur- pose of getting new ideas for the assignment sheets. Here in the print shop, DeeAnn Dulany (left) and Joan Marshall (right), ad sellers for the paper, check proof for the coming issue with Nancy Pope, news editor of the paper. Ruth Hutchison and Julie DiRe (left to right), as all of the nine members of the BLUE and GOLD Staff, are usually found pounding away at their typewriters to meet the current deadline. 142 In the above picture, standing left to right, are: Maribeth Deibert, Judy Mitchell, Kay Kraft, Diane Hauck, Margery Bickler, Sandi Coval, Elizabeth Wood, Patty Weber, and Sheila Kinder. Romans in Action The highlight of the year was the annual Roman Banquet. It was held in the school lunchroom due to inclement weather. The members created a realistic Roman atmosphere by dressing in cos- tumes, and the entertainment was in accordance with Roman traditions. Pictured at the right are: Kathy Hunstad, president; Mrs. Hendrickson, supervisor; and Francis Meehan, vice-president. Those above, standing left to right, are: Barbara Roehr, Marge Steele, Mary Gail Kraft, Mary Kay Schu- macher, Pat Lapka, Diane Dahl, Annette Milbrandt, Marie Gauer, Carol Chaffin, Shirley Burckhartzmeyer, and Kathy Jackson. Three of the members of Spanish club are pictured above with their supervisor. Mr. Harry Jones (left). They are, from left to right: Charlene Schumacher, S .aron Carson, and Judi Zerbe. Spanish Club Janice Harris, left, was one of the individuals to help with and participate in the annual Spanish banquet in December of 1961. In keeping with the theme, an atmosphere of Spanish festivity was kept not only with the costumes of the students, but also through their recreation and food. Tocos was the name of the main dish for this gala affair. Judy Fischer, right, and Judi Zerbe were elected as co-chairmen of the Spanish club and Pat Engler served as Secretary of the group. The organization meets on the third Tuesday of every month. Those holding memberships in the club are either present or former members of Mr. Jones’ Spanish classes. Projects of the year were numerous; they included such things as: (1) sending clothing to missions in Mexico; (2) exchanging American magazines for Spanish literature from Mexico; and (3) promoting foreign movies. 144 Boys’ State Girls' State representatives selected from the junior class are (left to right) Judy Ernst Jan Parsch, Mary Kay Johnson, Virginia Dixon, and Dianne Dahl. Dakota Wesleyan University at Mitchell is the site of the annual activities. 145 These twelve boys were selected by their fellow classmates to attend the 1962 session of Boys' State. They are (left to right) Jerry Mettler, John Hadorn, Joe Dixon, Dennis Napton, Mike Pieplow, Doug Brewer, Jim Granger, Dale Kaiser, Steve Brewer, Dave Grosz, Randy Parcel, and Mark Hogg. Girls’ State Junior Red Cross Council The permanent planning committee for the council have had a very active year. They are from left to right: Larry Kuhl. president; Sheryl Kuhl. Ron Feickert, Kathy Kelly. Pat Hare. Secretary Kathy Hieb. Vice-president Jim Conklin. Judy Bingham, and Supervisor August Conklin. Rita Kriech. Donna Faulk. Dale Kaiser, and Dick Briscoe (left to right) were four members helping with the November Jr. Red Cross drive which was the most successful in Central's history. Members also aid in the Sr. Red Cross drive held in the Spring. 146 Shown to the right are Sharry Fear, Barbara Zumm, and Beverly Lester. As members of Red Cross, they have helped with the numerous projects filling the year’s work. Donna Faulk headed the com- mittee whose duty was to provide a Christmas party and reading periods for the School for the Blind. Christmas activities included caroling, decorating trees, and making favors for various institutions. Another group of three are actively engaged in the Red Cross program of 1961-62. They are, from left to right, Julie Belina, Rita Salwei, and Jeanette Sumption. Along with the winter schedule, summer also claims the activities of the group. Pat Hare and Kathy Hieb attended a conference for a week in Kansas. Pictured below are six additional members of the organization. They include (from left to right) Jean Riehl, Dale Starr, Jan Nordling, Carol Burgard, Jackie Martin, and Betty Kuebler. In selecting the students, each homeroom holds an election to vote on one delegate to represent it in the Red Cross Organization. 147 Students participating in Future Teachers this year include, from left to right: Sharon Raetzman. Gordon Nelson. Judy Gerharter and Linda Andrews. The club has representatives from all three classes. Pictured here are Judy Shaner, senior; Beverly Ziegier, sophomore; and June Lauer and Mary Kay Johnson, juniors. Interest runs high in the Sophomore class in the teaching profession. Left to right are Bonnie Schumacher, Kay Kraft, Judy Rittal, and Virginia Gese. Officers and faculty adviser for the club are, left to right: Joyce Smith, Mrs. Hof, Judy Tarwater. and Pamela Blake. 148 German Club German Club, which meets once a month, elected four officers who are pictured with their adviser. Mrs. Elms. They are left to right: Curt Dale, vice-president; Mark Hogg, president; Sue Wilson, secretary; and Jan Parsch, treasurer. Members above are from left to right: George Schumacher, Michael Shea, Karen Kroll, and Harvey Mead. Pictured above from left to right are: Patty Oster, Judy Carter, Karl Beckers, Julie Belina, and Pat Hoffer. German Club members are from left to right: Marilyn Beckler, Bonnie Ottenbacher, Nancy Swenson, Marcia Jones, and Glorene Larson. 149 Central's Future Nurses Club this year included, left to right: Marjorie Bickler, Patty Oster, Inez Deline, Diane Hauck, Sherry Brandt, Nancy Liebel, Frances Foy, Lillian Link, Linda Alexan- der, and Lori Long. Nurses of T omorrow Pictured here, left to right, are future nurses Marjorie Steel, Diane Dahl, JoAnne Dashel, Andrea Bergh, Bernita Berger, Sheryl Kuhl, Marilyn Beck- ler, and Nancy Swenson. Conducting the monthly club meet- ings were Lori Long, secretary; Mrs. Helen Gray, adviser, and Sheryl Kuhl, president. Evelyn Schwab, vice-president, is not pictured. 150 Bjorn Ahlzen is Central's foreign exchange student from Sweden. He is sponsored through the American Field Serv- ice Program. Johann Beutin, our exchange student from Germany, is sponsored by the Methodist Youth Exchange. Bjorn Ahlzen is busy in the counselors' office inspecting the variety of yearbooks. These are available to seniors for use in preparing for college. Johann Beutin and Ralph Brown are en- gaged in serious discussion during their free period after lunch. 151 Scientific Centralites Science Club is designed for students at Central High who are interested in the field of science. Pictured at left are the officers of the club: Adviser Mr. Smith, Vice- president Mark Hogg, and President Steve Brewer. Not pictured is the club’s secretary. Bob Thomle. The Science Club members pictured above are in the process of performing one of their many experiments. They are, from left to right: Dale Starr, David Luce, and Dennis Gray. Other active members of Science Club are pictured above, from left to right: Bob Opem, Mike Shea, Jim Hammond, Charles Branson, and John Davies. 152 153 154 mmi ■ 1 3 ’i $ gg? '§m jm S i4'.A.. 156 157 Going Up? Football 1961 Most Valuable Player Roger Smith Here is the 1961 Aberdeen Golden Eagle varsity football squad — (left to right): Mike Enze, Tim Hop- kins, Frank Zahn, Clark Guhin, Roger Smith, Bill Gallipo, Tom Tonner, Jon Blake, Steve Larsen, Jerry Zahn, John Hadorn, Gary Kraft, Don Gross, Ron Hendrickson, Jim Hauck, Jay Hatchett, Ralph Brown, Ario Fossum, Jerry Mettler, Wayne Anderson, Jerry Hauck, Chuck Lehmann, Dennis Wylie, Dave Murphy, and Knute Lee. Standing back of the var- sity squad are manager Bill O’Keefe, coach Ron Stocking, Don Reshetar, Mylo Jackson and manager Bob Olson. 158 Season Summary The Golden Eagles finished their season with a 4-2 ESD Conference, capturing third place in the conference ratings. The entire season record was 5-3. In their first game the Eagles traveled to Sioux City, Iowa, where they crushed the Little Maroons in a surprise victory, 26-0. They added another 26-0 victory when they met the Mad- ison Bulldogs at Madison. On a cold and windy Pageant Day night the Eagles overcame a first half deficit to defeat the Huron Tigers, score of 24-7. Brookings was the next victim as they fell by the wayside, 19-6. Yankton invaded Aberdeen territory and handed the Eagles their first defeat of the year, 26-14. The Eagles played host to Sioux Falls, but lost their second game by a score of 20-7. A road trip to Mitchell resulted in a 42-14 trouncing of the Kernels. In their final game, Aberdeen had a chance to gain a share of the ESD Conference championship, but the Watertown Arrows stopped the Golden Eagles, 40-20. Captain Jerry Hauck 159 Jim Hauck Golden Eagles Won-Lost Record Eagles Where Played Opponent 26 There Sioux City Central 0 26 There Madison 0 24 Here Huron 7 19 There Brookings 6 14 Here Yankton 26 7 Here Sioux Falls 20 42 There Mitchell 14 20 Here Watertown 40 Frank Zahn EAGLES BLANK SIOUX CITY The Aberdeen Golden Eagles opened their season with a non-conference battle against Sioux City Cen- tral. The Eagles, playing an outstanding game, downed the Little Maroons 26-0. Roger Smith passed to Frank Zahn for the first score, Jim Hauck punched over for two more touchdowns and sophomore Arlo Fossum added the final counter. A great all-around performance by Jay Hatchett, 165-pound guard, was a big factor in the triumph. The Eagle line out- charged the bigger Sioux City forwards all evening and the Iowans were limited to 42 yards gained by rushing. EAGLES PUSH OVER BULLDOGS Aberdeen High School’s football squad scored four times in the first half to defeat the Madison Bulldogs, 26-1, in an Eastern Conference opener at Madison. The Aberdeen eleven picked up touchdowns the first two times they received the ball. Coach Don Reshetar took advantage of the chance to give his reserves some game experience. The subs couldn’t manage a TD, but they did drive to the Bulldogs’ 12 yard line on one occasion in the last quarter. Jerry Hauck, injured backfield star, returned to action long enough to score one TD, while Jim Hauck, Frank Zahn, and Bill Gallipo got the others. Tim Hopkins and Jerry Hauck each booted an extra point. Mike Enze Jay Hatchett Knute Lee 160 Ron Hendrickson Clark Guhin Sieve Larson EAGLES DUMP TIGERS It was a cold and windy evening, but neither the frost nor the bite of the Huron Tigers was sufficient to quell the victory-minded Aberdeen forces as they emerged the conquerors from their forty-third an- nual homecoming game. Facing a 7-0 deficit at the end of the first half, the Golden Eagles drove down the field and Jerry Hauck plunged over to make it 7-6 as the third quarter gun sounded. Jim Hauck on a reverse counted 34 yards and a touchdown as the Eagles forged ahead to stay. After Huron failed on a fourth down attempt, Jerry Hauck trampled off tackle for another score. The concluding score came as the two Zahns teamed up — Frank intercepting a Tiger pass and running it back some thirty yards and Jerry snatching a toss from Roger Smith in the end zone. EAGLES EKE OUT VICTORY It was the third straight victorv for Aberdeen’s Golden Eagles as they downed the Brookings Bobcats 19-6 with another of their last quarter surges. Both teams bore down on defense as the first half ended with no score, but after the third quarter it was 6-6. The Eagles’ score came on a long drive led by sophomore sensation Ario Fossum, with Jim Hauck making the actual tally. Rallying in the fourth quarter, the Eagles took the kick-off and ran it all the way on plays engineered by Roger Smith, who direc- ted and scored the touchdown. The final fireworks of the game was Smith’s 27-yard quarterback sneak — an amazing feat in itself! This touchdown was pre- ceded by some spectacular runs by Jim Hauck. Juniors’ Season Summary: Juniors Opponents 13 Gettysburg 6 33 Doland 13 12 Leola 14 25 Groton 0 13 Sophomores 13 25 Groton 0 7 Watertown 13 14 Sophomores 0 161 Chuck Lehmann Don Gross Wayne Anderson Ralph Brown BUCKS ROLL TO 26-14 WIN The Aberdeen Golden Eagles suffered their first ESD Conference defeat of the year to the Yankton Bucks 26-14 in a game controlled most of the way by the Bucks. Yankton’s squad scored in the first and second periods to take the big lead. Then, with 40 seconds to go in the first half, the Eagles tallied on a pass from Roger Smith to Frank Zahn. Ron Hendrick- son plunged for the extra point. Standouts for the Eagles were Smith, Hauck, and Jay Hatchett. The loss dropped the Eagles from the number one spot in the ESD Conference to a tie with Yankton. WARRIORS DEFEAT EAGLES The Golden Eagles were crushed by the powerful forces of the Sioux Falls Warriors in a 20-7 game at Simmons Field. It was the Warriors’ 11th straight victory over Aberdeen. Gary Swain, Sioux Falls’ great fullback, scored the three touchdowns. For the Eagles, Jim Hauck counted the only touchdown, scoring from the five yard line. Frank and Jerry Zahn, Tim Hopkins and Clark Guhin came in for a share of the defensive honors along with Roger Smith, who made many crucial tackles. Bill Gallipo booted the ball four times for an average of 42Vz yards per try. Twice the pigskin fell at the Warriors’ one yard line. Jon Blake Gary Kraft Dave Murphy John Hadorn Dennis Wylie Tim Hopkins EAGLES TOP KERNELS Jerry Hauck led the Aberdeen Golden Eagles to a 42-13 victory over the Mitchell Kernels here to keep ESD Conference hopes alive. Returning to the lineup after a two week absence because of injury, Hauck counted three touchdowns and six extra points and plaved fine defense for the Eagles. Quarterback. Roger Smith, playing his usual fine, game, made the longest run of the night, 75 yards. Aberdeen gained an early lead in the game as Jerry Zahn steamed across from the Mitchell 11 and Jerry Hauck converted the extra point. Mitchell then scored a TD on an Aberdeen fumble and the first period ended 7-6. Aberdeen completely dominated the rest of the game easily scoring three touchdowns in the second quarter, one in the third, and a final touchdown in the final quarter while holding the Kernels to just one more touchdown. TITLE BID FAILS Aberdeen’s Golden Eagles were turned back by a classy Watertown team 40-20 in the final struggle for the ESD crown. The score was by no means a re- flection of the true gridiron contest. The Eagles pulled within one point on three different occasions. Jerry and Jim Hauck were the big ground gainers for the Eagles. Jerry collected 14 points with two touchdowns and two extra points, while Jim had one TD. Jerry Zahn was outstanding on both offense and defense. Roger Smith turned in an excellent job to close out his prep football career. Standouts in the line were Jay Hatchett, and Clark Guhin. The game ended the Eagle season with a 5 win 3 loss record, good for third place in the ESD Conference. It was the last football game at Central for 17 seniors. Aberdeen Sophomores Won-Lost Record Soph. Where Played Opp. 21 Huron 7 7 Watertown 19 13 Juniors 13 6 Leola 26 14 Huron 7 0 Juniors 14 163 Jerry Zahn Jerry Meitler Ario Fossum Bill Gallipo Tom Tonner Stocking, Reshetar and Jackson Pictured above is the 1961 Junior Football squad. The Juniors ended the season with a five win, two loss, and one tie record. Standing from left to right, back row are Coach Glenn Leffler, Dick Briscoe, Mark Feustal, Dave Grosz, Henry Dunkle, Jim Roehr, Marvin Bingham, Kenny Berger, Ted Sumption, Roger Vikander, Leroy Aman, Jim Callum, and Student Manager Jim Horan. Kneeling front row, left to right are: Danny DeLong, Jim May, Joel Swisher, Doug Brewer, Dave Guhin, Arnold Weig, Steve Hayes, Ray Sitter, Monty Nereim, and Lucian Jones. Pictured from left to right are the Aberdeen Sophomores. Back row: Marty Amble, Tom King, John Biegler, Don Lingor, Jim Kettering, Dave Hottman, Lael Kellet, Roger Mayer, Keith Kamback, Jim Haar, Melvin Rousseau, Steve Swisher, Mike Seaman, Coach Bud Belk, A1 Sahli. Second row: Dick Westra, John Molseed, Maurice Gradberg. Roqer Kahler, Lars Herseth, Marshall Gehring, Dave McCreery, Ted Hogenson, Dennis Sahli, Ken Smith, Bob Mertz, Larry Kuhl, Mike Walz, Tom Gerharter. First row: Dick Wilson, Dennis Anqerhoffer, Fred Bohle, Dennis Howard, Bob May, Jim Durand, Larry Ford- ham, Bob Wetzler, Bob Fletcher, Wally Gauer, Lee Cleveland. Also a member of the squad, but not pictured is Dick Napton. 165 Here is the 1962 Aberdeen Golden Eagle basketball squad. Standing from left to right are: Jerry Zahn, Jerry Ryan, Larry Kuhl, Dale Kaiser, Tim Rich, Ray Rylance, Jim Granger. Lee Aman, Roger Smith, Jerry Larson, Bill Gallipo, and Gene Herold. Kneeling are Bill O'Keefe, manager; Lyle Belk, coach; and Marty Amble, assist- ant manager. Jerry Larson Roger Smith 166 Eagles' Season Summary: Golden Eagles vs. Opponents 50 Yankton 53 57 Huron 54 39 Mitchell 42 54 Madison 53 52 Sioux Falls 56 51 Brookings 70 47 Watertown 43 49 Yankton 27 41 Huron 49 48 Mitchell 51 53 Madison 56 42 Sioux Falls 37 43 Brookings 48 53 Watertown 59 SECTION III at MOBRIDGE Cheyenne- 54 Eagle Butte 57 71 Redfield 58 Jerry Ryan Tim Rich EAGLES LOSE OPENER The Aberdeen Golden Eagles dropped their opening basketball game to Yankton 53-50, but not before the Bucks had been given a big scare. Yankton held a comfortable 32-22 lead as the second half opened, but a full court press temporarily cut the Buck advantage to seven points. Yankton’s Roger Smith then hit five straight free throws to give the Bucks a 49-37 lead at the end of the third period. Aberdeen sank three quick baskets in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter. Yankton’s problems increased as Gene Herold and Roger Smith each stole the ball and made layups, cutting the margin to five points. Buck gift tosses increased the lead to seven points, but layups by Smith and Larson and a free shot by Granger made the score 50-48 with 2:30 re- maining. Yankton retreated into a stall, but lost the ball with 1:45 left. The Eagles then missed the shot which could have tied the game and the contest was over. EAGLES BEAT HURON A determined Golden Eagle team rallied from a 12 point half-time deficit to down the Huron Tigers 57-54. Successive Huron spurts gave the Tigers a 34-22 lead at the half. A full court press by Aberdeen had little effect upon the Tigers as they maintained their ten point lead through the third period. The Aberdeen offense finally broke loose in the final period when Bob Lehr scored twice, bringing the Eagles within 3 points of Huron. Huron was able to increase its lead to 54-50, but shots by Smith and Rylance finally gave the Eagles a 55-54 lead. Lehr dropped the clinching basket for the Eagles. 167 Jim Granger 1961-62 JUNIOR WIN-LOSS RECORD JUNIORS OPPONENTS 67 BARNARD 42 38 COLUMBIA 45 35 COLUMBIA 33 46 SOPHOMORES 38 56 BATH 38 34 GROTON 49 59 BARNARD 26 38 DOLAND 45 38 BATH 50 35 LEOLA 48 FOUR STAR CONFERENCE TOURNEY 53 DOLAND 36 34 LEOLA 38 43 GROTON 41 39 FREDERICK 42 68 DOLAND 35 62 HECLA 42 48 LEOLA 44 48 SOPHOMORES 45 KERNELS WIN ON GIFT TOSSES The Mitchell Kernels squeezed a 42-39 victory from the Aberdeen quint in a frequently-tied game. Aberdeen’s downfall came at the free-throw line. Aberdeen counted only 11 points on gift tosses while Mitchell chalked up 14. A see-saw first half gave Aberdeen a 21-18 lead, but a Mitchell rally quickly closed the gap and the third period ended 27-25. The Kernels tied the game with five minutes left. A pair of free throws finally clinched the game for the Kernels. Roger Smith led the Aberdeen offensive effort with 15 points while Bob Lehr added 11. EAGLES BITE BULLDOGS The Aberdeen Golden Eagles staved off a Madison Bulldog rally to record a 54-53 win, their second in the ESD Conference. The Bulldogs shot to an early 6-0 advantage, but shots by Lehr and Gallipo gave the Eagles an 8-7 first quarter advantage. With fine Eagle shooting the first half ended 29-24. The game was tied 34-all in the third period. The Eagles then spurted to a 43-35 lead which was cut to 43-39 by the end of the third period. Madison caught the Eagles with 3:41 remaining, and neither side could gain a big advantage until Lehr scored on a gift toss and Smith sank a layup to give the Eagles the win. Smith arid Lehr each scored 17 for the Eagles. Dale Kaiser played his best game and counted 14 toward the Eagle effort. 168 Gene Harold Bill Gallipo Ray Rylance Dale Kaiser WARRIORS COME FROM BEHIND The Golden Eagles fell to a powerful Sioux Falls squad here 56-52. The Eagles had a 7-5 lead in a cold first quarter, but the Warriors had taken a 20-11 lead by the middle of the second period. Kaiser set Herold up for an easy lavup to begin closing the 9 point gap. Sioux Falls still held a 25-23 lead at the end of the first half to set the stage for a thrilling second half. The Eagles caught the Warriors 29-29 early in the third quarter. A four point Eagle lead quickly dwindled to a three point deficit, but the Eagles came back for more. Finally a three point play gave Sioux Falls a four point advantage and the game. Despite the defeat, the Eagles played one of their better games of the season. BROOKINGS WINS 70-51 The improved Brookings Bobcats handed the Golden Eagles another loss, beating them 70-51. The Eagles stayed close to the Bobcats until late in the first half when the Bobcats pulled away for a 27-19 lead. In the third quarter the Bobcats netted 22 points. Brookings’ 6’5” frontline average was too much for the Eagles. Roger Smith was high point man as he counted 14 points for the Eagles. Leroy Aman 169 Jerry Zahn Larry Kuhl EAGLES ROUT ARROWS Aberdeen’s first win on their home floor came when the Eagles routed the Watertown Arrows 47-43. At four different times, the Arrows held a ten point lead, but the Eagles always managed to cut it down. In the last quarter Tim Rich entered the game and hit with three straight field goals to lead the Eagle rally. Roger Smith was the top scorer for the Eagles with thirteen points, while reserve Rich had nine. Jim Granger turned in his most effective game at the post position. EAGLES GORE BUCKS 49-27 Aberdeen’s Golden Eagles avenged an earlier loss by tromping the Yankton Bucks 49-27 in their second meeting of the season. In the third quarter, the Eagles shot ahead and, in the last quarter, ran up 21 points to clinch the game. Tim Rich led the Eagles in scor- ing with 15 points and also contributed some good rebounding. Jim Granger turned in a good perform- ance at the pivot spot while Jerry Larson, Gene Herold, Bill Gallipo, and Jerry Ryan were also stand- outs. 170 The 1961 Aberdeen Juniors pose for the team photo: back (left to right) Dennis Wylie, Gary Junso, Roger Vikander, Henry Dunkel, Joe Dixon and student manager, David Guhin. Front: Bob Gellhaus, Pat Hare, Jerry Jangula, Jerry Mettler and David Sitter. EAGLES FALL TO HURON The Golden Eagles fell to the Huron Tigers in a stunning 49-41 upset. This was the Tigers’ first win of the season. Aberdeen fought savagely, with a last desperate try coming when there was 2:33 left: but the Eagles’ inability to cash free throws cost them the game. Huron gained control in the last moments and cashed five of six free throws. Tim Rich led the Eagles in scoring, while Jerry Larson was the hustler on defense. KERNELS TRIM EAGLES Free throws spelled the difference, as Aberdeen fell before Mitchell’s powerful forces 51-48, dropping the Eagles into the ESD’s second division. Aberdeen ex- pended all its efforts trying to make up an early 14- point deficit. Roger Smith and Jerry Ryan shared the scoring honors with 11 and 10 points, but all team efforts were of no avail. Numerous rallies w'ere launched by the visiting Eagles, but after an early four-point lead was overcome by the Kernels, Aberdeen was never able to close the gap. 171 The 1961 co-champion sophomore squad (left to right): Ted Hogenson, Lars Herseth, Lael Kellet, Jim Ketter- ing, Steve Swisher, Melvin Rousseau, Rich Kriech, Jim Harr, Maurice Gradberg, Marshall Gehring, Roger Mayer, and Bob Mertz. Coach A1 Sahli stands behind the boys while student manager Jim May kneels in front. MADISON FREE THROWS BEAT EAGLES Jerry Larson bounced back from an early-season illness to lead the Golden Eagles’ offensive efforts, contributing 21 points, but Aberdeen succumbed to the Madison Bulldogs by virtue of three free throws. The Eagles were unable to overcome Madison’s early lead, but Larson cut the margin with a long jumper just ahead of the first period horn, leaving the score 13-11 for the Bulldogs. Jerry Ryan’s scoring punch kept Aberdeen in the ball game during the second quarter when big Jim Granger fouled out. The third period saw the Eagles rally. A last second shot from mid-court by Ryan gave the home forces the lead for the first time, 39-37. The Bulldogs, however, re- captured the lead and stalled off the valiant Aberdeen charges. Coach Belk felt that the boys played one of their better games. EAGLES SCALP WARRIORS The Eagles pulled the most surprising upset of the year in handing the Sioux Falls Warriors their third straight defeat 42-37. It was a team victory all the way, as the Eagles played a slow control game, forc- ing Sioux Falls to follow suit. The scoring was evenly distributed among seven players, with Roger Smith in the lead with 15. The Eagle offense proved superior, shooting 44% from the field. This game was a bright spot in the midst of some discouraging defeats of the Eagles. SOPHOMORES' SEASON SUMMARY Sophomores vs. Opponents 46 Yankton 38 35 Huron 27 48 Mitchell 43 38 Juniors 46 52 Madison 47 50 Sioux Falls 40 35 Brookings 41 47 Watertown 45 49 Yankton 40 39 Huron 46 46 Mitchell 37 40 Madison 38 43 Sioux Falls 57 45 Juniors 48 38 Brookings 33 45 Watertown 50 172 Wm.i Members of the winning girls' volleyball team are, left to right, front row: Cynthia Sandburg, Lori Long, Patricia Franz and Patricia Ray. Second row: Virginia Erhart, Barb Baumann, Camille Hafnor, Sherri Brandt, and Linda Alexander. Fun and Fitness 175 I'm ready to fly Where is the ball? Central's Sportswomen 176 Hurry-up Walch-out for slivers Exercise for Health 177 Mom, I'm afraid to do it againl 178 179 Two members of the wood shop classes. Bob Blondo and Dennis DeNomme, demonstrate their skill with an electric saw. Pictured here are David Borchard and Dennis Huger at the turning lathe located in the metal shop. Industrious Industrialists Another member of an industrial arts class, Jim Ron Feickert and Bill DeWalt look as though they are May is shown with a very photogenic drill press. very adept at handling a heavy duty paper cutter. 180 181 Student Index SENIORS Ackerman, Myrlene — 34 Adams, Dennis — 6, 34, 84, 86, 90, 91 104, 109, 117, 135 Adams, Mary Jo — 34 Ahlzen, Bjorn — 33, 34, 91, 109, 151 Anderson, Betty — 30, 34. 113 Anderson, Trent — 34, 102, 109, 114 115 117, 128 Anderson, Wayne — 34, 109, 129 158 162 Andrews, Roger — 34, 120 Babb, Terry — 34 Baggett, Karen — 34, 84, 89, 113, 118, Bain, Curtis — 34 Beer, Mary Jane — 34 Benkendorf, Kathy — 34, 91 114 lift 121, 134, 135, 178, 179 Beutin, Johann — 34, 109, 151 Bitz, Norman — 34 Blake, Jon — 35, 129, 158, 162 Blando, Ron — 35 Blomster, Joy — 33, 35, 84, 89, 90, 113 118, 120 Blondo, Bob — 35, 180 Bohling, Larry — 35 Bolduan, Barbara — 35 Bonnet, Vera — 35, 123 Brammer, Anna — 35 . Braun, Raymond — 35, 120 Braunstein, Linda — 35, 91 120 Bray, Dale — 35 Brekke, Denece — 35, 121, 179 Brick, Dianne — 35, 118, 121 Brick, Janice — 35, 120 Broods, Linda — 35, 100, 111, 112, 113, Brown Ralph — 36, 103, 129, 151, 158, 162 Brunmaier, Lorraine — 36 Buck, Carol — 30, 36 Buechler, Larry — 36, 115, 126 Bull, Richard — 36, 96, 100, 102, 103 Burckhartzmeyer, Betty — 36 Burgseth, Beulah Bussian, Cinda — 36 Carlson, Barbara — 36 Christian, Darlyce — 36 Cleveland, Lois — 36, 115, 120, 125, 127 Conklin, Jim — 36, 110, 137, 146 Cook, Tom — 6, 36, 84, 89, 90, 93 97 I . US, 119, 120, 127, 132, 134| loo, 179 Cooper, Dan — 36 Coyne, Michael — 36, 106, 109, 115, 116, 117, 125, 126 Craft, Roscoe — 36 Cunningham, Sharon — 37 Dahme, Joann — 37 Dahme, Wayne — 37 Daschle, Roger — 37 Davies, John — 37, 152 Deibert, Ann — 37 Deline, Carol — 37, 115, 125, 127, 139 DeMarais, John — 37, 115 Dewhirst, Nick — 37, 82 Dickhaut, Lyle — 37, 178 DiRe, Julie Ann — 6, 33, 37, 84, 87, 90, 91, 108, 109, 110, 113, 135, 141, 142 Disbrow, Barbara — 37, 120 Dohn, Rita — 37 Dosch, Mike — 37 Dulany, Dee Ann — 37, 91, 141, 142 Dunkel, Doris Kay — 38, 122, 139 Durand, Germaine — 38 Ecker, Marlys Edwards, Sue — 38, 120, 140 Ehresman, Deanna — 38 Eilers, Mary Lea — 38 Engel, Allan — 38 Engelhart, Jim — 38 Enze, Mike — 38, 129, 158, 160 Erickson, Carolyn — 38, 100, 120 Faulk, Donna — 38, 111, 132, 146 Feickert, Ronald — 38, 146, 180 Fiala, Ernest — 38, 115, 126 Fiedler, Lona — 38 Flahaven, Judy — 38, 95, 97, 99, 100, 110, 111, 120, 132 Forbes, Curtis — 38, 102 Fordham, Don — 39 Forkel, Ron — 39 Forseth, Don — 39, 82, 100, 102, 103, 132 Fossum, Don — 39 Foy, Frances — 39, 139, 150 Frankman, Bonnie — 39, 112 Froiland, Richard — 39, 118, 121 Geier, Beverly — 39 Gerharter, Judy — 39, 148 Gill, Terry — 39, 109 Goebel, Marilyn — 39 Goehring, Albert — 39, 179 Goldade, Anthony — 39 Grandbois, Patricia — 39 Gronso, Rae — 39, 118, 120 Gross, Don — 40, 129, 158, 161 Gross, Geneva — 40, 118, 119, 121, 127 Guhin, Clark — 40, 103, 129, 158, 161 Guthmiller, Dean — 40 Haberman, Norma — 40 Hagenson, Sonia — 40 Hamilton, Russ — 40 Hanna, James — 40 Hanson, Jerry Hardin, Kim — 40, 110 Harp, Karen — 40 Hartze, Pauline — 40 Hatchett, Jay — 40, 129, 158, 160 Hatzenbeller, Joe — 40, 179 Hatzenbeller, Pat — 40, 120 Hauck, Jerry — 40, 84, 88, 90, 109, 129, 158 Hauck, Jim — 15, 33, 40, 84, 88, 90, 129, 158, 160 Hayes, Jack — 41, 103, 118, 119, 120 Hendrickson, Ron — 41, 84, 88, 90, 94, 113, 129, 158, 161 Henschel, Carl — 41 Herbold, Shirley — 41, 118, 120 Herold, Gene — 41, 157, 166, 167, 168 Hettich, Shirlee — 41, 123 Heupel, Larry — 41 182 Hickenbotham, Sally — 41, 96, 97, 103, 111, 141, 142 Hieb, Sherrie Ann — 30, 41, 121 Hildebrandt, Jeanette — 41, 123 Hodson, Jim — 41, 114 Holzer, Isabel — 6, 41 Hottes, Joseph — 111 Hovseth, Mary Lou — 41 Howell, June — 41 Huettl, Charles — 41, 121 Hunstad, Edward — 42, 118, 119, 121, 127 Hurlbert, Dene — 42, 157 Hutchison, Ruth — 42, 106, 111, 115, 117, 118, 119, 121, 126, 141, 142 Johann, Sharon — 42, 123 Johnson, Darlene — 42 Johnson, Georgia — 42, 138, 139 Johnson, Robert — 42, 118, 120, 127 Jones, Cora Sue — 42, 97, 120 Jones, Dennis — 42, 104 Jones, Kenneth Jones, Marcia — 42, 100, 111, 120, 132, 149 Jundt, George — 42 Kaiser, Cyril — 42 Kallenberger, Viola — 42, 115 Karlen, Terry — 42 Karrigan, John — 42, 103 Kaul, Vivian — 43 Kilber, Arlene — 43 Kindel, Blaine — 43 King, Jean — 43 Kirchgasler, Mary Jane Klein, Kay — 16, 43, 100, 120 Kleppin, Steve — 43, 99, 151 Knittel, Loretta — 122 Koehly, Frances — 43, 120 Koehne, Bill — 43. 106, 110, 114, 116, 117, 125, 128, 157 Kokales, Christine — 43 Kraft, Gary — 43, 104, 129, 158, 162 Kriech, Rita — 43, 146 Krueger, Dennis — 43 Krueger, Linda — 43, 120 Kuckelburg, Joyce — 43 Kuhl, Sheryl — 44, 111, 115, 132, 146, 150 Kulseth, Verla Kusler, Carol — 44 Kyburz, Ron — 44, 94 Lacher, Donna — 44 Ladner, Don — 44 Larsen, Paul — 44, 100, 110, 111, 115, 157 Larson, Alice — 6, 44, 119, 120 Larson, Jerry — 44, 93, 109, 110, 118, 120, 127, 129, 157, 166, 167, 170 Larson, Larry — 44, 104 Larson, Steve — 44, 103, 129, 132, 158, 161 Lee, Carole — 44, 118, 119, 120 Lee, Knute — 44, 82, 84, 88, 90. 103, 113, 118, 119, 120, 129, 158, 160 Lehmann, Chuck — 44, 84, 88, 90, 129, 158, 161 Libis, Jerry — 44 Lickfelt, Ron — 44 Liebel, Nancy — 45, 123, 139 Lilly, Sandra — 45 Lilly, Sharon — 45 Lindau, Mark — 45, 100, 106, 110, 111, 114, 117, 125, 128, 157 Link, Lillian — 45, 150 Love, Thomas — 45 Ludwig, Robert — 6, 45 MacPhail, Carmen — 45, 138 MacPhail, Lynne — 45, 123 McCleerey, Charlotte — 45 McGinnis, Warren — 45 McNaughton, Bonnie — 45, 95, 97, 99, 108, 109, 111, 117, 132 Madsen, JoAnne — 45, 120, 179 Malson, Diann — 45 Marko, Jerry — 45 Marshall, Joan — 46, 102, 132, 141, 142 Marzolf, Betty — 46, 120 Marzolf, Jim — 46 Mathern, Elizabeth — 33, 46, 109 Mayer, Donna — 46, 109 Meidinger, Maybelle Meyer, Donna — 6, 46, 115, 116 Milbrandt, Irene — 46 Miller, Lee — 46. 104 Mitchell, Lorraine — 46, 121 Moerke, Robert — 46 Moffenbier, Clifford — 46. 121 Morse, Phyllis — 46. 114, 125, 128, 138 Murphy, David — 46, 129, 158, 162 Naasz, Arvis — 46 Nelson, Richard Newsam, Kathy — 46 Nielson, John North, Karen — 47 North, Kathryn — 16, 47, 103 Norton, Betty — 30, 47 Norton, Joyce — 30, 47 Nostrud, Douglas — 47 Oberlander, Arlene — 47 Ochs, Carol — 47 O’Connor, John — 47, 114, 116, 128 Olsen, Layton — 47, 115, 126 Olson, Jim — 47, 84, 88, 90, 93, 94, 104, 118, 119, 121, 129, 140 Opem, Martin — 47, 99, 132 Opitz, Don — 47, 140 Oveson, Karen — 47, 85, 110, 118, 119, 120, 140 Paul, Dick — 47, 104, 129 Petershagen, Barbara — 30, 47, 141, 142 Peterson, Jeanne — 6, 33, 48, 84, 85, 89, 90, 94, 104. 113, 134, 135, 179 Pettigrew, Jerry — 48 Phillips, Dianne — 48, 123 Pierce, Carol — 48, 100 Pittorelli, John — 48 Pollock, Richard — 48 Pope, Nancy — 30, 48, 100, 109, 140, 142 Premack, Sharron — 48 Prouse, Leona May — 48 Quam, Ann — 48 Radach, Sonia — 48 Raetzman, Sharon — 48, 117, 148 Reeve, Gary — 48 Reich, Mavis — 48 Remien, Gerald — 48 Rich, Tim — 49, 109, 118, 119, 121, 127, 129, 157, 166, 167, 170 Richard, Gordon — 49, 120 Richards, Jerry — 49 Richards, Jim — 49 Ridgway, Jim — 49 Rieger, Arlene — 49 Rieker, Doris — 49 Ries, Bob — 49 Roberts, Dorothy — 49 Rollins, Sandy — 49 Russell, Mary Lee — 49 Ryan, Jerry — 129, 157, 166, 167, 170 Rydberg, Carol — 49 Salfrank, Glenda — 49, 121 Salwei, Richard — 49 Sampson, Bob — 49, 104, 113, 140 Schauer, Dennis — 50, 103 Schliebe, Karen — 50 Schmidt, Allen — 50 Schmidt, Wayne — 50 Schnell, Velaa — 50 Schock, Judeen — 50 Schpock, Nancy Jo — 50, 85, 141 Schreiner, Kathleen — 6, 50, 113 Schroeder, Douglas — 50, 114, 125, 128 Schumacher, Trena — 50 Schumacher, Wayne — 50, 103, 121 Schwab, Evelyn — 50 Schwab, Gordon — 50 Schweitzer, Arlene — 50 Serr, James — 50 Shaner, Judy — 51, 123, 148 Shoop, Kay — 51 Silvernail, Paul — 51 Sitter, Rose Mary — 51 Smith, Dave — 51, 85. 93, 103, 110, 119, 120 Smith, Douglas — 51, 93, 104, 109, 110, 111, 118, 119, 120, 140 Smith, Ken — 51 Smith, Roger — 51, 84, 88, 90, 113, 129, 157, 158, 166, 169, 170, 174 Stevens, Betty Jean — 30, 51, 124, 139 Stiles, Johnelle — 51, 123 Stoa, Colleen — 51, 114, 116, 120, 125, 128 Stroh, Mary Kay — 51, 94 Stroup, Beverly — 51 Stuebbe, Carol — 51, 84, 89, 90, 118, 119, 120, 127 Stugelmeyer, Lavone — 51, 121 Suiter, Jerry — 52, 123 Tarwater, Judy — 52, 148 Tesky, Clark — 52 Thilmony, Kay — 52 Thomas, William — 52, 121 Thompson, Gail — 52 Thompson, William — 52, 93, 111, 118, 119, 135 Tooker, Jim — 52 Tople, Dennis — 52, 121 Trebilcock, Toni — 52, 104 Tschetter, Tom — 30, 52 Uhrich, Judy — 52, 112, 124 Vander Hoek, Kathy — 52 Vogele, Kenneth — 19, 52, 85, 93, 103, 132, 178 Wagner, Cassie — 6, 52 Walberg, Alan — 53 Walker, Larry — 53 Walkingstick, O. K. — 14, 30, 53, 102, 118, 119, 121 Wallace, Patti — 6, 53, 84, 85, 89, 90, 96, 97, 100, 111, 113, 132, 134, 135, 139, 141, 142, 179 Wallior, Pam — 53, 84, 89, 90, 113, 118, 119, 121, 127 Wangler, Alice — 53, 128 Weibel, Chuck — 53 Weiszhaar, Donald — 53 Wellman, Allan — 53, 103 West, John — 53 Westra, Dwayne — 53 Wettstein, Kathy — 16, 53, 118, 119, 121 Wheeler, Paul — 30, 53 White, Gloria — 53, 94, 121 Williams, Kay — 53, 113 Williams, Sandra — 30, 54, 95, 96, 97, 111, 132 Wilson, Judy — 54, 93, 103, 112, 120, 132 Wilson, Linda — 54, 123, 139 Wingerd, Michele — 54, 82, 103, 111, 118, 119, 121, 127, 132, 141 Woolman, Jerry — 54, 91, 102 Young, Dave — 54, 94 Young, Duane — 54, 118, 119, 120 Zahn, Frank — 54, 129, 158. 160 Zens, Gordon — 54, 121 Zerr, Michael — 54 Zimmerman, Marie — 54 JUNIORS Adam, Harley — 58 Aman, Lee — 58, 129, 157, 165, 166, 169 Amundson, Ruth — 58, 114, 119, 121, 126, 128 Anderson, Robert — 58 Andrews, Linda — 58, 148 Artz, Bill — 58 Ask, Clarice — 58, 114, 125 Atanasu, Diana — 58, 124 Babb, David — 58 Baker, Bill — 58 Bakke, Shirley — 58 Bantz, Susan — 58, 141 Bartels, Sharon — 58 Beckers, Karl — 58, 149 Beckler, Marilyn — 16, 58, 108, 119, 121, 126, 149, 150 Belina, Julie — 58, 95, 96, 98, 99, 100, 103, 112, 132, 147, 149 Bender, Kenneth — 58, 179 Benson, Nancy — 58, 103, 114, 125, 128 Berger, Bernita — 58, 139, 150 Berger, Ken — 58, 114, 126, 165 Bergh, Andrea — 58, 139 Bergman, Judy — 58 Bergseth, DeWayne — 58 Berreth, Diane — 58, 115, 125, 127 Bettmann, Birdene — 58 Bettmann, Myra — 58, 122 Bickler, John — 58, 180 Binfit, Marilyn — 58, 122, 127 Bingham, Judy — 58, 104, 141, 146 Bingham, Marvin — 58, 165 Blair, Carol — 58 Blake, Pamela — 58, 148 Borchard, David — 58, 179, 180 Bremer, Donald — 58, 140 Brewer, Douglas — 57, 58, 82, 108, 122, 127, 145, 165 Brewer, Steve — 59, 140, 145, 152 Brick, Kenny — 59 Brick, Laureen — 59, 112 Briscoe, Dick — 59, 113, 140, 146, 165 Callum, James — 59, 165 Carlson, Richard — 59, 136, 178 Carter, Judy — 59, 123, 149 Christofferson, Hans — 59 Craig, Stephen — 59 Crawford, Bonnie — 59, 176 Dahl, Dianne — 6, 57, 59, 85, 94, 113, 135, 145 Dahme, Annette — 59 Dale, Curtis — 59, 93, 121, 149 Daly, John — 59 Daschel, Edward — 59 Daschle, James — 59 Dashel, Joanne — 59, 114, 128, 150 Dashel, Richard — 59 Davies, Kathleen — 59, 96, 114, 128, 132 Decker, James — 59, 121 Dell, George — 59, 115, 126 DeLong, Dan — 59, 165 Detling, David — 59 Deuel, Dean — 59, 115 DeWalt, Bill — 59, 180 Diegel, Jerry — 59 Dinger, Faithe — 59 Dixon. Joe — 59, 95, 98, 99, 115, 116, 129, 132, 145, 172 Dixon, Virginia — 59, 82, 95, 97. 100, 108. 119, 121, 126, 132, 140, 145 Dosch, Mary Ann — 59 Douglass, Susan — 59, 123 Doyle, Nancy — 59. 132 Dunkel, Henry — 59, 165, 172 Dunwoody, Gary — 59 Dutenhoeffer, Diane — 59, 108, 113, 119, 121, 126 Ehresman, Darlyce — 60, 124 Ellig, Bill — 60 Ellis, Joan — 60, 122 Engelhart, Thomas Erickson, Carl — 60 Erickson, Linda — 60 Ernst, Carol — 60, 123 Ernst, Judy — 6, 60, 85, 134, 145, 179 Esser, Jerald — 60 Evelo, David — 60, 121 Evens, Diane — 60, 97, 119, 121, 126, 140 Evenson, Lela — 60 Fear, Sharry — 60, 147 Feickert, Lucynda — 60, 103, 110 Feiock, Darlene — 60, 124 Feist, James — 60 Feist, Richard — 60 Feustel, Mark — 13, 60, 114, 165 Fischer, Barbara — 60 Fischer, Judy — 60, 144 Fontenelle, Andre — 60 Fontenelle, Pierre — 60 Fordham, John — 60, 104 Gabriel. LeRoy — 60 Gates, Claudia — 60 Gauer, James — 60 Geffre, Sharon — 60, 123 Gefre, Susan — 60, 95, 99, 119, 120 Gellhaus, Robert — 6, 60, 172, 173 Gelling, Edith — 60, 114, 125, 128 Gillispie, Mary — 60 Gloss, Bob — 60 Gohn, Bill — 60 Golz, Eileen r 60, 122 Granger, James — 60, 108, 129, 145, 157, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 174 Gray, Bob — 61 Grey, Gordon — 61, 121 Grosz, David — 61, 140. 145, 157, 165 Guhin, David — 61, 165, 172 Guhin, John — 61, 95, 97, 99, 132, 140 Hadorn, John — 61, 129, 145, 158, 163 Hammond, James — 61, 152 Hansen, Bernadette — 61, 103, 122 Hanson, Robert Hare, Pat — 61, 94, 140, 146, 172 Harrison, Diane — 61, 114, 124, 125, 128 Hartman, Karen — 61, 124 Hartze, Rose Marie — 61 Hassinger, Karen — 61, 115, 125, 127 Hauck, Ann — 122 Haugen, Paulagene — 61, 122, 127 Hayes, Steve — 61, 124, 165 Hehn, Anna — 61 Heinz, Eugene — 61 Helsper, James — 61 Henschel, Carole — 61, 123 Hettich, Betty — 61, 124 Heyd, Allen — 61 Hieb, Kathy — 6, 57, 61, 85, 93, 135, 146 Hill, Dennis — 61 Hilzendeger, Peter — 61 Hofer, Patricia — 61, 97, 103, 108, 149 Hoffer. Priscilla — 61 Hogg, Mark — 61, 93, 121, 145, 149 152 Hoikkala, Douglas — 61 Hopkins, David — 61 Hopkins, Tim — 132, 158, 163 Horan, James — 61, 104, 165 Hottes, Frederick — 178 Hoyt, Janice — 61 Hoyt, Larry — 61 Hoyt, Loren — 61 Huger, Dennis — 61, 180 Hunstad, Kathy — 62, 112, 122, , 143 Hunstad, Paul Imbery, Marlene — 62, 124 Isaak, Arnold — 62 Jacobsen, Joseph Jangula, Jerry — 62, 172 Japs, Trudy — 62, 122, 127 Johnson, Bobbi — 132 Johnson, Dennis — 62, 114, 125, 128 Johnson, Judy — 62 Johnson, Marcy — 62, 117, 119, 120, 126 Johnson, Mary Kay — 62, 95, 97, 98, 99, 104, 119, 121, 126, 132, 145, 148 Johnson, Neil — 62 Johnson, Sandra — 62 Jones, Lucian — 62, 124, 165 Jones, Shirley — 62. 122 Junso, Gary — 6, 62, 122, 127, 172, 173, 174 Kaiser, Dale — 62, 129, 145, 146, 157, 166, 168, 169, 174 Kaul, Bonnie — 62, 120 Kautz, Walter — 62 Kearney, Amelia — 62 Keller, Eileen — 62 Kessner, Wilbert — 62 Kettering, Charles — 62 Kettering, Kathleen — 62, 96, 99, 103 Kienow, Connie — 62, 123 Kirschenman, Jim — 62, 114, 126 Kirschenman, Peggy — 62 Klingman, Bonnie — 62, 114, 116, 125 128 Kolb, Pamela — 62, 123 Kopetsky, Gloria — 62, 122 Korab, Edith — 62 Kraft, Mary — 62, 91, 108, 119, 121, 126, 143 Krause, Bill — 62 { Krause, Linda — 62 Kreitel, Kathleen — 62 Kroeber, Lonnie — 62, 120 Kumpf, Cheryl — 62 Ladner, Margaret — 63 Lahmann, Vivian — 63 Lapka, Pat — 63, 122, 143 Lapp, Carol — 63, 122, 127 Larson, Barbara — 63 Larson, Glorene — 63, 149 Lauer, June — 63, 124, 148 Lee, Marge — 63, 91 Lehr, Robert — 63, 174 Lester, Beverly — 63, 147 Liedle, Harvey — 63 Linton, Irvin — 63, 91 Lohman, Judy — 63, 122 Loomis, Arlene Lower, Judy — 63 Luce, David — 63, 114, 125, 128, 152, 178 Lyon, Nancy — 63 McNeary, Paul — 63 McQuillen, Marie — 63 McWhirter, Sandra — 63, 114, 125, 128 Manning, Chuck — 63 Marko, Karen — 63 185 Martin, Jolaine — 63, 94, 123 Mathern, Jerald — 63 May, James — 63, 165, 180 Mead, Harvey — 63, 149 Merchant. Gary — 63 Mettler, Jeanie — 63, 115, 116, 127 Mettler, Jerry — 63, 94, 108. 129, 145, 158, 163, 172, 173 Middleton, Diane — 63 Milbrandt, Carol — 63, 139 Milbrandt, Dennis — 63 Milbrandt, Elaine — 63 Milbrandt, Shirley — 63, 119, 120 Miller, Allen — 63 Miller, Richard — 63 Minch, Dee Anne — 64 Mitzel, Ray — 64 Moffenbier, James — 64. 114, 126 Murray, Joanne — 64, 122, 127, 139 Myers, Dean — 64 Napton, Dennis — 57, 64, 140, 145 Nelson, Gordon — 64, 114, 116, 125, 127, 148 Nelson, Karen — 64 Nelson, Bob — 64. 94, 115, 116 Neriem, Monty — 64, 94. 165 Newell, Esther — 64, 124 Nikolas, Donna — 64 Nikolas. Kenneth — 64 Nordhus, Julie — 64. 114, 125, 128 Nordstrom, Merle — 64 Nultemeier, Don — 64, 106, 115, 128, 132 O'Brien, Jeannine — 64 Ochs, David — 64, 157 O’Keefe, William — 64, 103, 129 Olsen, Rita — 64 Olson, Donna — 64 Opem, Robert — 64, 152 Opie, Jeff — 115, 126 Opp, Shirley — 64 Ottenbacher, Bonnie — 64, 96, 100, 119, 121, 126, 132, 149 Papke, John — 64 Parcel, Randy — 64, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100, 120, 145 Parkhurst, Susan — 64, 119, 121 Parsch, Jan — 64, 95, 96, 98, 99, 141, 145, 149 Pawelski, Linda — 64 Pendroy, Roger — 64 Petershagen, Judy — 64 Pfeiffer, Maureen — 64 Pfeiffer, Richard — 64, 179 Pfutzenreuter, Ronald — 64 Peiplow, Mike — 64, 95, 97, 98, 99, 104, 120, 145 Pritchard, Keith — 65, 157 Prouse, Benny — 65 Ralston, Martha — 65 Ratzlaff, Lynette — 65 Rea, Ramona — 65, 97, 99, 119, 120, 132, 139 Rehfeld, Roger — 65 Reinhardt, Judy — 65 Reis, Louise — 65, 114, 125, 128 Rempher, Artise — 65, 123 Reynolds, Lanny — 65, 120 Rieger, Ken — 65 Ring, Cherie — 65 Roberts, Larry — 65 Roehr, James — 65, 115, 125, 165 Rombs, Dorothy — 65, 123 Roshau, Doris — 65 Roth, Bill — 65 Rux, Deliah — 65 Rylance, Ray — 65, 129, 157, 166, 169, 170, 174 Sahli, LaVerne — 65 Salwei, Rita — 65, 122, 147 Scepaniak, David — 65, 121 Schaeffer, Ken — 65 Schilberg. Donna — 65. 95, 99, 122, 127 Schlepp, Virginia — 65 Schliesman, Dick — 65 Schmidt, Darlene — 65 Schmidt, Fred — 65 Schmidt, Sharon — 65 Schmitt. Walter — 65, 120 Schneider. Robert — 65 Schuchardt, Larken — 65 Schumacher, Kenneth — 65 Schumacher, Kenton — 65 Schumacher, Mary Kay — 65, 122, 143 Schumacher, Russell — 66, 103, 121 Schwahn. Judy — 66, 120 Schwan, Darlene — 66 Schwan, Frank — 66 Sheldon, Mary — 66, 95. 99. 113, 122, 127 Sitter, David — 66, 108, 172, 173 Sitter, Ray — 66, 165 Sitter, Ronald — 66 Sjerven, Jerry — 66 Skogmo, Darryl — 66, 104, 117 Smith, Joyce — 66, 148 Smith, Sharon — 66 Sonnenfeld, Sherrie — 66, 123 Spencer, Kathy — 6, 66, 134, 135 Springer, Kathy — 66, 114, 128 Stanley, Mary Lee — 66, 124 Stebbins, Larry Stellner, Marcia — 66 Stiles, Douglas — 66 Stoudt, James — 66 Such, Marilyn — 66, 103 Suiter, Judy — 66 Sumption, Clifford — 66 Sumption, Jeanette — 66, 147 Sumption, Ted — 165 Svarstad, Kathy — 66, 95, 98, 99, 100, 112, 122, 127, 132 Swanso, Larena Swenson, Nancy — 66, 115, 149, 150 Swisher, Joel — 66, 165 Theiry, June — 66, 122 Thomle, Robert — 66 Thompson, Darlene — 66, 91, 123 Thornburg, Sharon — 66 Tiase, Joan — 66, 114, 128 Tonigan, Gardner — 66, 109, 120 Tonner, Tom — 66, 95, 99, 108, 120, 129, 158, 164 Tullar, Diane — 66, 123 Urban, Blake — 66, 114, 121 Vallie, Ronald — 67, 104 Van Houte, Tom — 67 Van Winkle, Bob — 67 Vetter, Leo — 67 Vikander, Roger — 67, 108, 165, 172 Vining, Jerry — 69 Volk, Geraldine — 67 Von Wald, Bob — 67 Wagenmann, Dianna — 67 Wahl, Nancy — 67, 103, 119, 120, 132, 176 Wahl, Sandra — 67 Walberg, Dave — 67, 115 Walberg, Jon — 67 Waller, Nancy — 13, 67, 122 Wampler, Joann — 67 Wampler, Vivianne — 67, 175 Webb, Charleen — 67 Weber, Mary — 67 Weber, Bob — 67 Weifenbach, JoAnn 186 Weig, Arnold — 67, 165 Wellman, Linn — 67 Wertz, Randy — 6, 67 Westley, Don — 67, 121 Wetzel, Marlys — 67, 123 White, Marilyn — 67 Wilson, Judith — 67 Wilson, Kenneth — 67, 120 Wilson, Sue Ann — 67, 103, 122, 127, 149 Wylie. Dennis — 6, 67, 129, 158, 163, 172, 173 Yeoman, Leonard — 67 Zacher, James — 67 Zahn, Jerry — 67, 129, 157, 158, 163, 166, 170 Zelenka, Kathy — 67, 95, 99, 103 Zerbe, Judi — 67, 144 Zumm, Barbara — 67, 141, 147 SOPHOMORES Achen, Lilly — 69 Achen, Lyla — 69 Ackerman, Robert — 69 Aipperspach, Glenard — 69 Alexander, Linda — 69, 122, 137, 175, 177 Amble, Martin — 69, 129, 165 Andersen, Maureen — 69, 122, 177 Anderson, Jeanette — 69, 124, 139 Anderson, Linda — 69, 122 Anderson, Sandra — 95, 99, 124 Angerhofer, Dennis — 69, 165 Arlt, Roger — 69 Arlt, Sharon — 69, 122 Arndt, Dana — 69 Atkinson, Charles — 69 Avery, Sharon — 69 Babb, Suellen — 69, 94, 124 Backous, Dwayne — 69 Baldridge, Marcia — 69, 95, 99, 122, 127, 137 Baldwin, Gale — 69, 103, 109, 114 Baron, Leigh — 69, 122, 127 Batteen, Cindy — 69, 123 Bauer, Ken — 69 Bauer, Randy — 69, 124 Bauer, Sheila — 69, 115, 138 Baumann, Barbara — 69, 99, 175 Beck, Carolyn — 69, 139 Becker, Barry — 69 Bergman, Shirley — 69, 122 Berner, Cherryle — 69 Berreth, Joyce — 69, 124 Bettman, Gary — 69 Bickler, Margery — 69, 124, 137, 143 Biegler, Jerry — 69 Biegler, John — 69, 165 Bierman, Delbert — 70 Blando, Patrick — 70 Blondo, Colleen — 70, 122, 127 Bohle, Fred — 70, 165 Bomar, John — 70 Bosch, Robert Boulais, Charles — 70 Bowman, Larry — 70 Brady, James — 70 Brandt, Sherry — 70, 122, 127, 132, 150, 175 Branson, Charles — 152 Breen, Kathy — 70, 124 Brick, Susan — 70, 124 Brockel, James — 70 Bullock, Clara — 70, 122 Bullock, Victoria — 70 Burckhartzmeyer, Shirley — 70, 123, 143 Burgard, Carol — 70, 104, 122, 147 Burgard, Colleen — 70 Burgard. Georgia — 70, 124, 139 Burke, Donovan — 70 Busch, Diane — 70, 122 Carrico, Lana — 70. 122, 127 Carson, Sharon — 70, 108, 109, 115, 144, 177 Carter, William — 70 Castle. Karon — 70, 95, 99, 137 Chaffin, Carol — 70, 114, 125, 128, 137, 143 Chapman, Marian — 70 Christensen, Carol — 70 Christensen, Gary — 70, 122, 127 Christenson, Alan — 70 Cleveland. Lee — 70, 109, 165 Conway, Cathie — 70 Conroy, Jacquelyn — 70, 123 Coval, Sandra — 70, 123, 143 Craft, Twyla — 70, 114, 128 Crawford. Dorothy — 70, 123, 137 Crouch, Wanda — 71 Dahl, Diane — 71, 109, 117, 122, 137, 143, 150 Dahl, Donna — 71, 123 Dahme, Merle — 71 Deibert, Maribeth — 71, 143 Deline, Inez — 71, 114, 125, 128, 139 Dell, Donna — 71, 128 DeMarais, Robert — 71, 136 DeNomme, Dennis — 71 Dinger, Hope — 71, 122, 127 Doerr, Sandra — 71, 128, 177, 179 Dosch, David — 71 Dunker, Gwen — 71 Durand, James — 71, 165 Edwards, Mike — 71, 99, 115, 125 Ehresman, Delwyn — 13, 71, 90, 95, 99, 100, 124 Ehresman, Gary — 71 Eide. Linda — 71, 124, 137 Ell, Charlotte — 71, 124 Engler, Pat — 6, 71, 91, 124, 135, 144 Erhart, Virginia — 71. 175 Eszlinger, Kenny — 71 Farroh, Wanda — 71 Feiock, Lyle — 71 Feist, Raymond — 71 Ferguson, Larry — 122, 127 Fischer, Alan — 71 Fischer, Dorian — 71 Fischer, James — 71 Flahaven, Jerry — 71, 115, 137 Flahaven, Tom — 71 Fletcher, Robert — 71, 165 Fordham, Larry — 71, 165 Forseth, Susan — 71, 124 Fossum, Arlo — 71, 114, 129, 158, 164 Fossum, JoAnn — 71, 115, 127, 133 Fowler, Ted — 72 Franz, Patricia — 72, 124, 175 Froiland, James — 60, 122 Froiland, Karen — 72, 122 Gallipo, Bill — 71, 129, 157, 158, 164, 166, 168, 174 Gardner, James — 72 Gauer, Marie — 72, 122, 127, 143 Gauer, Wally — 72, 165 Gehring, Marshall — 72, 165, 171 Gellhaus, Nancy — 72, 95, 114, 125, 128, 133, 137 Gensburg, Jerome — 72 Gerharter, Ken — 72 Gerharter, Tom — 72, 165 Gese, Marvin — 72 187 Gese. Virginia — 72, 94, 139, 148, 157, 177, 179 Gilchrist. Paula — 72 Gimble, Carol — 72, 132, 137 Gisi, Mary — 72 Goldade. Mary Ann — 72, 122 Gonsor, Eva — 72 Gradberg, Maurice — 72, 109, 165, 171 Grapp, Elaine — 72, 122, 139 Gray, Dennis — 72, 152 Gronso, Ginger — 72, 122, 127 Grote, Ann Marie — 72, 123 Grote, David — 72 Grote, Linda — 72, 179 Haar, James — 72, 165, 171 Hafnor, Camille — 72, 124, 175 Hall, Rose — 72, 124 Hall, Susan — 72. 90, 117, 123, 132 Hanna, Jane — 72 Harder, Mary — 72, 123 Hardin. Thomas — 72, 90, 103, 124 Harp, Sandra — 72, 123 Harris, Doyle — 72 Harris, Janice — 73, 90, 123, 144 Harris, Neil — 73 Hartman, Diane — 73, 124, 139 Hatzenbeller, Viona — 73 Hauck, Diane — 97, 109, 124, 143, 150 Hauff, Derold — 73, 90 Hauff, Jerold — 73 Hawkins, Larry — 73 Hegge, Yvonne — 73, 122 Hehn, Jerry Heil, Phyllis — 73, 124, 139 Heim, Olive — 73, 133 Henning, Robert — 73 Herbold, Gloria — 73, 123 Herseth, Lars — 73, 165, 171 Herzog, Richard — 73 Heupel, Catherine — 73 Heupel, Patty — 73, 114 Hickenbotham, Richard — 73 Hieb, LeRoy — 73 Hildebrant, Danny — 73 Himmerich, Kathy — 73 Hite, Sharon — 73 Hoeft, Robert — 73, 178 Hogenson, Ted — 73, 165, 171 Holtquist, Judy — 73, 122 Holtz. Karen Hottmann, David — 73, 165 Hottmann, Virginia — 73 Howard, Dennis — 73, 165 Howell, Raymond — 73 Howson, Lou Ann — 73, 122, 139 Huber, Mary — 73. 122 Huber, Rita — 73, 115 Jackson, Kathy — 73, 124, 137, 143 Jacobson, Dianne — 73 Jocobs, Robert — 73 Jensen, Richard — 73, 122, 127 Johnson, Barbara — 74, 114, 125, 139 Johnson, Donald — 74, 115 Johnson, Lewis — 74, 124 Johnson, Sharon — 74, 109, 122 Jones, Linda — 74, 122, 127 Julson, Dennis — 74, 114, 126 Kahler, Roger — 74, 165 Kambak, Keith — 74, 124, 165 Kappes, Norman — 74 Karrigan, David — 74 Karrigan, Steve — 74 Keller, George —74 Kellett, Lael — 74, 165, 171 Kelly, Kathleen — 74, 146 Kelsch, Carol — 74 Kettering, James — 74, 124, 165, 171 Kienow, Keith Killion, Walter — 74 Kinder, Sheila — 74, 115, 125, 127, 137, 143 King, Tom — 165, 178 Klein, Ardella — 74, 122, 139 Knoop. Joyce — 74 Kolb, Claudia — 74 Kolb, Donna — 74, 123 Kolterman, Sharon — 74, 114, 125, 128 Konantz, Judy — 74 Kopetsky, Sandi — 74, 122, 127 Kraft, Kay — 74. 143, 148 Kranzler, Ron — 74 Kriech, Richard — 74, 171 Kroll. Karen — 74, 122, 127, 139, 149 Kuckelburg, Alan — 74, 124, 179 Kuebler, Betty — 74, 147 Kuhl, Larry — 74, 129, 146, 157, 165, 166, 170 Kumpf, Larry — 74 Kvasnicka, Tony — 74 Labesky, Gloria — 74, 109 Lahmann, Dianne — 75 Lamont, Glenn — 75 Langager, Craig — 75 Lapp, Donna — 75, 124 Larson, Dorothy — 75 Larson, Judith — 75, 114, 122, 125, 127, 137 Lawson, Meredith — 75 Lee, Susan — 75, 122, 127 Leitholt, Jane — 75 Lilia, Michael — 75, 137 Lilia, Michele — 75, 176 Lind, James — 75 Lindskov, Judy — 75 Lingor, Don — 75, 94, 165 Lingor, Gloria — 75 Long, Lorie — 75, 114, 122, 125, 128, 133, 150, 175 Lorenz, Carol — 75 Lout, Donald — 75 Lout, Margie — 75 Ludwig, Richard — 75 Lutgen, James — 75 McCarl, Ricky — 75 McCreery, David — 75, 165 McElhome, Johanna — 75, 123 McFarland, Kent — 75 McGinnis, Jeanne — 75, 124 Malsom, Leo — 75 Manning, Donna — 75 Mardian, Carlyle — 75 Mardian, Charlene — 75, 124, 177, 179 Marshall, Bob — 75 Martin, Jacquelyn — 75, 122, 147 Marzolf, Marlene — 75, 137 Mathern, A1 — 75 Mattern, James — 75 Matz, Blaise — 76. 122, 127 May, Robert — 76, 165, 171 Mayer, Duane — 76 Mayer, Roger — 76, 165, 171 Meehan, Franci — 76, 109, 123, 143 Meidinger, Billy — 76 Meier, Linda — 76, 124 Mertz, Bob — 76, 94, 165, 171 Milbrandt, Annette — 76, 122, 143 Miller, Rita — 76 Minch, Vicki — 76, 139 Mitchell, Judy — 76, 143 Mitzel, LeRoy — 76 Molseed, John — 76, 165 Morrison, Dale — 76, 124 Mortenson, Martin — 76 188 Murdy, Carson — 76, 137 Murray, Daniel — 76, 97. 99, 103, 124 Mykleby, Mary Ann — 76, 124, 137 Mykleby, Robert — 76 Napton, Richard — 76, 109 Nelson, Lavonne — 76, 124, 139 Nerison, LaDonna — 76, 123 Newsam, Connie — 76, 124 Nordling, Janice —76, 147 Norem, Duane — 76, 115, 126 Norton, David — 76 Norton, Delbert — 76 Norton, Ester — 76 Oberlander, Dennis — 76 Ochs, Carol — 76, 128 Olson, Anna — 76, 123 Oster, Judy — 76, 137 Oster, Patricia — 76, 124, 137 Oster, Shara — 76, 114, 124, 125, 128, 133 Patterson, Paul — 77, 114, 125, 128 Pawelski, David Petershagen, Dorothy — 77, 123 Peterson, Charlis — 77, 123 Peterson, Greg — 77, 115, 132 Pettigrew, Douglas — 77 Phillips, Donald — 77 Poppen, Arlyn — 77, 137 Prouse, Margaret — 77 Raetzman, Lynda — 77, 137 Rath, Warren — 77, 124 Rawstern, Nancy — 77 Ray, Patricia — 77, 115, 122, 175 Reed, Drew — 77, 109, 124 Reynolds, Terry — 77, 124 Rhodes, Marge — 77 Richardson, Lawrence — 77, 124 Richter, Ella — 77, 124 Riebe, Bill — 77 Rieger, Ruben — 77, 124 Riehl, Jean — 77, 124, 147 Rieker, Sylvia — 77 Riel, Donna — 77 Rittal, Judie — 77, 123, 148 Roblewsky, David — 77 Roehr, Barbara — 77, 122, 143 Roesch, Richard — 77, 115 Rollins, Dean — 77, 136 Rose, Ricky — 77 Roshau, Joe — 77 Rousseau, Melvin — 77, 165, 171 Rydberg, Robert — 77 Sahli, Dennis — 77, 165 Sahli, Michele —77, 123, 139 Sahli, Shirley — 77 Sandberg, Cynthia — 77, 95, 99, 115, 175 Sawinsky, Mary — 78, 122, 127 Schmidt, Larry — 78 Schumuland, Rodney — 78, 124 Schnabel, Gene — 78, 122, 127 Schnabel, Shirley — 78, 122, 127 Schnaidt, Ronald — 78 Schneurle, Ruth — 78 Schpok, Bob — 78 Schuck, William — 78 Schultz, Judy — 78 Schumacher, Charlene — 78, 114, 125, 128, 144 Schumacker, Bonnie — 78, 124, 148 Schumacker, George — 78, 136, 149 Schumacker, Phyllis — 78, 124, 139 Schwan, Bernard — 78 Schwan, Billy — 78 Scoblic, Pat — 78, 123 Seeman, Mike — 78, 94, 165 Seidschlaw, Terry — 78 Seiler, Sandra — 78 Seversen, Mary Shea, Michael — 78, 136, 149, 152 Schuff, James — 78 Sitter, Patricia — 78, 109, 122 Smith, Gary — 78 Smith, Garry — 78 Smith, Kenneth — 78, 165 Stanley, Larry — 78. 114, 126 Stanley. Sandra — 78, 122, 127, 139, 176 Starr, Dale — 78, 124, 136, 147, 152 Stauss, Annette — 78, 138 Stauss, Richard — 78 Steele, Marge — 78. 124, 137, 143, 150 Stroh, Bob — 78, 104 Stroh, David — 78 Strudle, Margaret Such, Richard — 78, 124, 136 Suiter, Harriet — 79 Svalstad, Darrel — 79 Svalstad, Dennis — 79 Swanson, Galen Swisher, Steve — 79, 165, 171 Tastad, Cheryl — 79, 124 Teal, Billy — 79 Theunissen, Cherrie — 79 Thiel, Brian — 79, 137 Thompson, Jim — 79 Tomter, Kay — 79 Toney, Barbara — 79 Tooker, Cheryl — 79, 124 Vallie, Vern — 79 Van Scoy. Tom — 79 Volk, Marilyn — 79 Wagenmann, Darlene — 79 Wagner, Philip — 79 Walth, Frank — 79 Waltz, Richard — 79 Walz, Michael — 79, 165 Weaver. Wanda — 79 Weber, Patty — 79, 85, 122, 135, 143, 157, 177 Weig, Michael — 79 Weishaar, Linda — 79 Weisz. DeRae — 79, 90, 122, 127 Weiszhaar, Lucille — 79, 122, 139, 157, 175, 177, 179 Weiszyaar, Ronald — 79 Werlinger, Dennis — 79 Werth, Patsy — 79, 124 Wertz, John Westby. Robert — 79, 90, 137 Westra, Dick — 79, 115, 165 Wetzel, Jerry — 79 Wetzler, Darryl — 79 Wetzler, Bob — 165 Williams, Paul — 79, 104 Wilson, Richard — 79, 165 Wingerd, Linda — 80, 123 Wolf, Dorothy — 80. 122 Wood, Elizabeth — 80, 90, 122, 143 Wood, Gary — 80, 114 Worrell, Mary — 80 Young, Richard — 80 Youngerman, Carol — 80 Zacher, Diane — 80 Zelenka, Carol — 80, 94, 109 Zeller, Kenneth — 80 Zerr, Judy — 80, 122 Ziegler, Beverly — 80, 90, 124, 148 Zimmerman, Dean — 80 Zimmerman, Duane — 80, 90 MIDWEST.BEACH CO. Ol SIOUX FALLS. S D. 189 190 191 192 f f i