Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

lA 1q Ji' J 90 fav A JE-93 zz' 'Eff gixixkxws U13 X 4 CHHMBKR IJIIAI 4 W Jam, Q Jcnm 611111419613 ua IIVKJZUTH 15: UE o V! xxx 1Q58' x X ' 'x X f XX , X f I A, fy? J A To You, Mr. and Mrs. Coacher s We dedicate this, the 1958 Cub, in recognition of your nine years of ser- vice to CHS and the community. Your interest and concern for the youth of South Dakota have made a lasting im pression on all who have known you We the students of Chamberlain High School wish you luck and happiness LH your new position as Director of the State Board of the Regents of Ed if ucation the welcome mat will always be extended to you as you pass through our little metropolis Table of Contents CLASSES ATHLE TICS MUSIC AC TIVITIES FACULTY R N X um, HEI! ' ,QM I Il This marks the third year that the Nelson Egleston Vocational school has been in use This mod ern structure has the latest conveniences in classrooms and laboratories as well as a lunchroom 2. jl 1 . . - r P - 1.7 lr . . . . ' S . - 1 .I 'Q . S ' . i ,,.Hy,.gx M: p . . . A :QT t' .1-A LK -r- ' in An i' xxx, e K Q J f 'Hg Q -. N t fi 1 H 1 . N Z K4' S fi, ', A H' x ,f' If -'xxx-yr-kj--F - Qi,Q:3gi F' -37 1 fljk U ,K QQ- ' in --A .- is .Jw ,,,5f,-is L .. . r la fig A r, ' Qi 5 S ffiliiis nf !! 1 , S ofa 3 i-L4 Ji. 1-irl,.i dl' P-MW i ri I V My vf , :agua l '74 .. - The Cub Staff f'7 fl, FRONT ROW: V. Svenson C. Ivilady L. Werner V Novak P Kennedy SECOND ROW L I-lmtze G. Dufelmeier J. Westendorf T. Chilman K Gates M Dominiack TOP ROW J Wells P Hammerbeck L. Cable B. Gowdy I Woster L Keller J Priebe Mr Smith Adv sor They Make the Fmal DCCISIOHS This year s book has been enlarged to 60 pages the largest ever published by C. H S. The Cub was awarded a first class rating in the Press Association s judging contest. Many hours of work have been necessary in the planning, laying out and putting together of this book. Linda Cable is the editor and Jeannie Woster the assistant. Once again, thanks to the businessmen, our sponsors, for making this book possible. 3 3 , 'W Nlizggw To Guide Us IS Thelr Task SENIORS R Newby V Pres Healy Treas C Want S Councxl J Labldee Sec L Cable Pres Mr Coacher Adv1sor JUNIORS .T Speckels Treas .T Woster Sec D D11-ks S Councll C lvilady V Pres J Swanson Pres Mr DeBoer Adv1sor SOPHOMORES J Frank V Pres T Chllman S Councll G Dufelmeler Pres B Weldeman Treas M Pet ersen Sec Mrs Adams Advxsor FRESHMEN J Dufelmexer Pres K McCo11ey Sec D I-Iaugom V Pres P Frank S Counc11 D Smxth Treas Mr Hammer Advisor H5565 N W XX , 4 x , XX . X! X 1 x 'x xxp M A RS , -J ff' X ' , v , x- ,Vx VNf Q 1 j X JV' O LH ' X - I V QT H, A 'c T, Q? X 1 X X ff f 1 1' f 1 1 1 .v' ji, Y! K ff 4' f , '?' v Wh' 1 l Chefs Knox and Gust Z SETIOUSKO semors 3 Our home room anytlme 4 Shakespare sez 'J lm a big gII'lI1OXN 6 Vke re ayallable 7 My tummy arhes 8 Happy blrthdax .Tan 9 l ll shox you how lO Cuts if-'il'1Cy flgure ll ls the pxzza done'7 12 Let s fro 13 Dreamy mqht 14 xmlablz lv Txmes hue changed 16 Txke that you brute l7 Sad Sick 18 Tlme out ll to l 19 Vkhat s that Iormulao Z0 lvhnute lace mash Z1 Shutterbug gy Z7 Im beautmful no'7 Z3 Iyidd bomber of CHS Z4 You don t say so Zu VNoxn ' Z6 Smile pretty nova Z7 H1 ho Sllxer Z8 I a blt chxlly Z9 Sllly sxx some 30 Vkhat s gomg on here? 31 She s mtmgumg 32 A cowboy s dream 33 Cheesecakes 34 Buxldmg muscles boy s'7 39 I-uture Homemakersooo 36 lm a G1rlSCout'7 37 Vkords tothe xuse 38 Dm 01 6 Y VC. . ,V , J -J. 6- h xi I. ' ' ' . A .0 .. r - 3 ' lb I ' Q 4 'F Ma j 9 . . , M Q, M I . Q' A' .. 5 K' ' 1 , L. YM, ' ,.. We - :M f l .71 ' , I - - 1-:Q - f P ' ' ' 7 'vw X I , --.'-- az. ' A -, 1 vw-s , ' ,WT- 1 , 1-:fm 4- ' ' 'iff uf,-J 0 I 'g- ji ' - ' W ' I 33 .. i , li 4 - Q K . I X V A . lf '- -. . 3 h ik ,L -gi f . 5 ,bf M 1 i . V ' .1 1 'F . 4 4 , ,.. 1 W ' 1 - 1 Q Y , ,A 2 I W . g I ,, -1 ' . Q ' . I' 5 X S K I W v . .il v ' if L ' My ' . X , g I QA . l J ' F I w, H I . I I ,' ,!l:'. - ' V -1 , . - 4 ', ' ' '. . ' ' ' ' . . , . . h ' 1 . . ' x' rrjc 1. '. ' 2' . . 1 ,' . . ,I ', . ' -- . . ' ' h . . A 1 f ' . . -I . ... ' ' , , . ' . . ' ' . -. v . ' ' '. . I- ' ' . . I'S . , . , . - , V , . , . . . ' , , . . . l - , ' . -. 4 ' . . . . ' ' , . ' . . 'J lt.. 3 'inf , S' .......4-1.50, ,J 1... Ng...- 'tw GERALD G. ADAMS: Let others do the la- boring and I'll do the rest. Basketball 1-2-3- 4, Football l-Z-3-4, C Club Z-3-4, Track l-Z, Mixed Chorus l-Z-3, Latin Club 2.-3-4. Ready For the Future MYRTLE EILEEN ATKINSON Some say she is quiet others know her better Declam l Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus Z Latin Club Z 3 4 L1brar1an4 FHA l Z PHYLLIS AUDISS Loaf and I loaf with you study and you study alone Winner l Class V Pres 3 FI-IAI Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 Band Z ROBERT BAILEY Just an innocent country boy Ha' Ha' Intra Mural Basketball l Track l 3 Glee Club Z 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Journal 1sm4 Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 Band Z 3 4 Brass Sextet 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Boys Octet 3 4 Tuba Solo 3 4 Latin Club Z 3 4 LARRY G BODE Give me leisure or give me death Intra Mural Basketball 1 Z 3 Foot ball l Z Track l M1X6d Chorus l 4 Boys Glee Club l 4 Boys Quartet 1 FFA Z 3 LINDA MAE CABLE I M only painting the clouds with sunshine Class Pres 1 4 V Pres Z Qtudent Council l 4 Declaml Z 3 4 Fl-IAI Z 3 4 Journalism l Z 3 4 Pep Band l Z 3 4 The Cub 3 4 Editor 4 Assist Edi tor 3 Ivhxed Chorus Z 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Girls Sextet Z 3 4 Band Pres 4 Solo Z 3 4 Mixed Oc et Z 3 4 Clarinet Quartet l Z 3 4 Quxll 8: Scroll 3 4 All State Band 3 All State Chorus 2 3 All State Journalism 4 JANICE LAMAE CAREY Ivhschlef is her mld dle name but she s a swell gal Just the same FHAV Pres 2 Declaml FI-IAl Z 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus Z 3 BandZ 3 4 B Glee Club 1 7 Seniors '71 v-Q Lfwqff fi' 1 ' 'Y ,,' 'Y' f' . Jffiii fp.. - if C gf, 1 3? Y BETTY CLELAND: I think that I shall never scan a tree as lovely as a man. Declam 1-2. FHA Parliamentarian 4, B-Glee Club 2-3-4, Junior Play, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band l. JUDY CULLEN: Oh, well, the first hundred years are the hardest. Declam 1-2-3, FHA l-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 3, Glee Club 1-2-3- 4. Pep Band 1-2-3-4. JEANETTE FRANK: She smiled on many just for fun, but now we all know there is only one. Declam l, FHA 1-Z-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, FHA Songleader 3. BETTY ANN FREDERICK: Hard to describe but just as hard to equal. Glee Club l-2-3-4, FHA l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Office Secre- tary 4. KAREN GATES: Oh, Shawl Even if I'm not very tall, I'd rather be short than not at all. Declam 1-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Journalism 1-2-3-4. The Cub 3-4, Mixed Cho- rus 2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Quill gl Scroll 3-4. MARGARET JEAN GOWDY: Sober, but not serious, quiet, but not idle. Declam 1, FHA 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Junior Class Play, Nlixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, One Act Play 2, Latin Club 2, Homecoming Attendant 1. TERRY J. GUST: A member of the bored of education. Basketball l-2, C Club 4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Declam 1-2, Class Treas. 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2- 3, Journalism 3, Junior Class Play, Mixed Cho- rus l-2-3-4, Band l-2-3. PATRICIA ANN HANINIERBECK: The harder I try to be good, the worse I am. Declam 1-2-3- 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, VFW Winner 3, Journal- ism 2-3-4, The- Cub 3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Band 1-2-3, FHA 1-2-3-4, Quill 81 Scroll 3-4, Pres. 4. 8 E , . --vw ERI .,, , Y mv 5 pn fv- 5' -as 1461 iff' 1 ' si 1-'VA' '-sf V' A cf' Q. 'N -1 5 1 '59 ' K gy 7A m4AAt V rv- is ROBERT EMNEETT HEALY: How do they ex- pect me to learn, they give me a different les- son every day. Pukwana 1-2-3, Basketball l- 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Band l-2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Pres. 2, Treas. 3-4, Declam l-2, C Club 4, Student Council 2. EDDIE HINKER: Don't crowd around girls, you'll all get a chance. Class Sec. 1-3, De- clam 1-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Journalism 3, Junior Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1-Z-3-4, Mixed Octet 3, All State Chorus 3, Boys Octet 3-4. DEANNA DEE HOGARTH: lt's better to be small and shine than big and cast a shadow. Declam 1-2-3-4, Glee Club l-Z-3-4, Journal- ism 2-3-4, FHA 1-Z-3-4, Twirler 1-Z-3-4, Cheer Leader 3, Mixed Chorus 3-4. BILL KEINER: I'm a woman hater but the Bible says 'Love thine enemies'. Football 1-2 -3-4, C Club 1-2-3-4, Track l, Glee Club 2, FFA V. Pres. 4. ROGER KNOX: 'I'here's a little bit of good in every bad little boy. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, C Club 1-2-4, Track 3, Student Council l, Junior Class Play, Mixed Chorus 4, Octet 3. JOYCE LABIDEE: Her hands on the ivory keys stray about in fitful fantasy. Class Sec. 4, De- cla.m 1-3, FHA l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, All State Chorus 3, Octet 4, Accompanist 1- 2-3-4, Piano Solo 2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet 2-3-4. SAMNIY LEIFERMAN: I was nearly killed once with a train of thought. Basketball 1, FFA 2-3- 4, lntramural Basketball l-3. ETHEL MAE LONGDEN: l'm learning a lot but school interferes. Latin Club 1-Z-3-4. 9 Q -M 'H wg 'X if 2 431 YY' lG 'gs 49 M133 'lv 1 1-I' f ' WILLIAM E MLADY I let the glrls amuse themselves Basketball 1 Football 1 C Club 2 Track Z Student Manager Z 3 4 Glee Club l FFA Z 3 4 Sent1nel 1 Reporter l Presldent l RONNIE E NEWBY I can t get up wlth the Sun because I stay out too late wlth the daucvhters sketball l 2 3 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 ub 3 4 Track 1 Z 3 4 Class V Pres Declam I Z Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Junxor Play Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 Homecomlng Attendant 3 JOANN BEVERLY PRIEBE For one so qu1et never bold a peaceful future should unfold Declam l Z 3 4 FHA 1 2. 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 .Tournallsm Z 3 4 The Cub 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Qulll Sz Scroll 3 4 Sec 4 DONALD ROHRBAUCK Learn just to be d1fferent Glee Club 1 Intramural Basket ball 1 Volley Ball 2. JOHN SORENSEN I-hgh mmded because he s 6feet up Basketball l Z 3 4 C Club 3 4 TrackZ 3 Class Pres 2 Sec l Student Coun c1l Z 4 Pres 4 Declam 1 2. 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Pep Band 1 Z 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Band Sextet 1 Z 3 4 Vocal Oc tet4 Trombone Quartet l 2 3 4 Solo 1 Z 3 4 Band Pres l 3 EUNICE SPECKELS A blond wxth a smlle 15 a blond worth wh1le FHA 2 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 4 ALLEN STRAND A successor for Emstem asketball 1 Z 3 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 Club 3 4 Track 1 2 Student Councll 3 Declam 1 Z 3 4 Glee Club l 4 Pep Band l Z Boys State Journallsm l Z 3 4 Edltor 3 4 Mxxed Chorus l 4 Qulll 81 Scroll 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Sax Quartet l 3 4 Band Solmst 1 2, Dance Band 1 Z ROBERT SURAT When Joy and duty clash let duty go to smash Intramural Basketball l Z 3 C Club Z Track 1 Z Student Mana r l Z FFA Z 3 4 Sec NJ' iv Q-'I' ga 55 S-an-f nwbr 'US Q3 JANICE LOUISE SWANSON: She laughingly slaps life on the back and enjoys its company. Declam 1-3-4, FHA l-Z-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3- 4, Mixed Chorus Z-3-4, Pep Band Z-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Quill 81 Scroll 3-4, Journalism Z-3-4, Sextet l, Majorette 1, Betty Crocker Homemak- er of Tomorrow 4. 04 -ml CURTIS HARROLD WAIT: Superman did it, why can't I. Basketball l-Z-3-4, Football 1- 2-3-4, C Club 1-Z-3-4, Track 1-Z-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2.-4, Declam 1-Z, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Pep Band l, Junior Play, Mixed Chorus 1-Z-3-4, Band l-Z-3-4, Vocal Octet Z-3-4, Vocal Soloist Z-3-4, Vocal Music Pres. 4, Band V. Pres. 4, Dance Band Z-3, Homecoming King 4. HOPE ROZANN WAYSMAN: Some talk seldom, some talk never, but Hope goes on forever. Declam l-Z, FHA 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-Z-3-4, Pep Band Z-3-4, Journalism 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Band 1-Z-3-4. JACQUELENE IRENE WELLS: Her heart is like the moon: it has a man in it. FHA 1-2- 3-4, Sec. Z, Pres. 3, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Class Sec. 3, Student Council Z, The Cub 3-4, Home- coming Attendant Z-3-4, Latin Club 2.-3, Latin Club Pres. 3. SHEILA KAY WIPF: She's an unusual combin- ation of wit and humor. Librarian Z, Declam 1-Z-3-4, Glee Club 1-Z-3-4, Music Librarian C119 'VO' 3, Girls State 3, Journalism Z-3-4, Co-Editor of 'Q Hi-Life 4, Mixed Chorus Z-3-4, Cheer Leader 1-Z-3-4, Sextet l, Homecoming Queen 4, FHA 1-Z-3-4, Historian 3, Quill 81 Scroll 4, V. Pres. 4. ,f'3 l I li! RICHARD LEE WOODRASKA: He is systematic in his work, he has a regular study period once a semester. Boys Chorus 2, FOURTH GRADE-EIGH1 fx Q YEARS AGO: Front row: D 'ef'-4 ' ' ' ' ' - ' IW ' 1 D. Sly, T. Gust, second Row: J. Labidee, B. Frederick, W. A A -- ff: I s as as - iwiiii Springer, R. Hanson, E -.. Y U V ,. ,A vy i Longden, J. Carey, J. Frank, S. Peck, M. Grimshaw, A. Strand, S. Doering, Mrs. Krebs. Third row: C. Besaw, R- KNOX, B- Springer, J. Adams, M. Lewis, F. Speckels, S. Karley, C. Wait, J. Priebe, L. Cable. Sixteen members of this group will graduate in the Class of 1958. ll Rohrbauck, M. Miller, EI. A ' ' l-linker, S. Wipf, A. Raish, D. Hogarth, R. Woodraska, sf' ur Goals Were Hlgh ALLEN STRAND LINDA CABLE V3l8d1CtOI'131 l Salutatorlan Boys State D.A.R. Natlonal Honor Natlonal Honor 5OCi6fy Society at -1147 KAREN GATES CURTIS WAIT BETTY FREDERICK National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. National Honor SOC. nv sg: 1 it 5 lg' Al - PATTY HAMMERBECK JOHN SORENSEN . JOYCE LABIDEE National Honor SOC, Natlonal Honor Soc. National Honor Soc Boys State SHEILA WIPF Girls State Q Q- 1 F3151 W 'Lf 1-r 'Ui JANICE SWANSON Betty C rocke r Award Progressing Along the Road Juniors of Knowledge ' , .I Y' H91 I ' 'W-sa, an Mb D- Q 'Ni' 4 .4-.7 e .,,,4 1,3-1.1 ,,.. f. H- 4 aa, in-ul 'vm A from 111 TOP ROW L Audlss L Barstow Q Beckers C Besaw W Bode SECOND ROW R Cleland B Carey R Chaussee L Chllman D Dlrks D Flsher R Henrlchsen L Hlntze Larry Zernan XJ TOP ROW R Johnson M Johnson G Kathan D Klckland D Kxndopp B Knudtson D Lavoy C Mlady MIDDLE ROW R Myers .T Nelsen H Ostert S Parker E at Peterson L Plckner R Sharpe D Shroyer BOTTOM ROW H Soulek .T Speckels V Sprlnger .T Swanson M Tagtow J' Weber L Werner Jeanne Woster xgfv 'Il 'iw an 'll ? IT , Nui i. A,-vid C- lif ml fl vw. 13 2 vo f- 5- 5' ' ,. '- ,ef f , -, n 1 V Af 1 4 , . 5 K A, XX! , f 'Vg 'DH ' ' f I V I M . K .1 M ,L V, , . ff Q Qu -, I . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , 5 , . - ' , - , . . 2 . . - , un ' al , AV I., -sz' N , , 1- ,- - p ra' ,- A V sr . .Z K Z W A, N., j f 4, 1 lf, l' A ' -0 V 2 4 W If X .. ,, , D A Q, lx Q mr.. 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Q, - 12 V17 If 14 I i tsp f 'T TOP ROW I Roberts L Robertson E Schaub B Schwlesow M Sexton C Speckels D Steck elberg R Storjohann SECOND ROW D Surat .T Tyrrell I Urban I Verschoor L Waysman R We1demann .T We1land R Wells BOTTOM ROW J Westendorf L Woster D Yeaton .f ,sim L-1. 4 Sophomore g1r1s enjoy the pleasant atmosphere whlch exxsts ln the modern and well equxpped Home Ec class room Mrs. Smlth lS the mstructor 15 . ' 1' 1- U 0- . 5. A A of . Q A , s- X tx V 4 r-.J J W ' :ff ' s I an ' 4- 1' 'V I 1 9 Q V. L . ,, J is X g, 'D v K 1 Z 1 ,Nix K 0 'X Q'-'. l, ' , 'A f V E un- --5' ,.,-:wx , if 5 ,x I hte' - -- VJ' x - ' . A 'ff - w-M-f:- X , I A4gA . . X ' , sH,.,Hg.'.. 3 , ' . 3-. Sf, ' fpfd' sh V! 'Y '5 ' . bas- W W . 'L s .L IL if ' - 1 X , E , I N : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . - , - 1 ' 5 - , - , - y - 1 ' . ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . . I X l ,A 1 . , 12 A ' ' l. a , A ' Q- T . X 1 Ai f cvff . f i E ' . V 5. ' :L V V K 41 4 17 lr . , E K ' .Y ' v 1 --9 l I - . s .X V I 1 V F t the Outset of Our Adventure Th TD R Freshmen .9 Q - 4 f 1 5 A A4 E 'snr Q an Hgggl f J ,x , X - fl ,ylxm gfgllizfb. , f V , ll ,f1f,5:f,A ' 1 , , ,I TOP ROW R Andera B Anderson D Beckers A Bely G Bxskeborn BOTTOM ROW B Cable I Dolezal M Domlnlack .T Dufelme1er J Durgxn P Frank M Garnos I Gordon TOP ROW B Greenhagen S Hackett R Haley J Hamg D Harmon S Haugen D Haugom R Hxckey J I-hntze K Howard I Johnson B Kathan D Klndopp I.. Larsen M Larsen D LaVoy K MCColley M McGrann V Novak L Olson D Ostert .T Pankomn R Peterson R Pxckner in S :Via aan A ...--3 MMM . , . I1 NA 1 . 1 1 1 - XXL f -'U , L s . 4 - :L 2 - g ,. - v- if ' ' S--' - - ' . . , I A ' Y :X- 2 I . , . , . , . , . ' . : . ' 1 ' D l 1 ' . 1 - - y ' n - 1 - - : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . I , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . D , . , . -'P V 4. .. Qi' I ' rw' I J- I X' ' .X I L U sl 'A , 1 411. V 'I ll' ,Q ' A , , ' 4' X- -gf .7 ' 7'- hv i K -h 5 ?.'. . rw . so ts ' 'v- If X H f , 1 , A gg - I s , ' I, r ' 'w 1 . . 1 .1 . 5 I L , 4 'll i Q . A , ,. ' 5 , G.. :W 1 ' F Q V Q- :- W 11 L Y' ' fo . 1 ' X ' 1 H 5 -'Tr 4 .. ' If f as - v .,- Y, X 'Y , 1 r N , - . I ., Q: , ' 1 1 ' ' A im I ' ,,... ., I X J W., Q ,ff Q fs I if w 4,4 -4f.....! . ' TOP ROW D Potter L Prlebe D Reuer H Rxckgauer P Satterlee F Schwlesow S Sxnclalr D Smlth SECOND ROW D Soulek D Soulek S Steckelberg E Steckelberg L Steckelberg F Stewart D Stellwag H Stemmerman BOTTOM ROW M Strand S Swanson V Svenson R Urban M Walt C Yates J Houska 'fi' ' 4.1 ...JJL General Sclence IS a requ1red course for all Freshmen Here we have one of the classes mn sesslon under the lnstructxon of Mrs. Labxdee 17 Q, - Q - 'Q , f 11 J ' 5. sl L rv Y 1 '-' 2 ' Xa, ' e 'V , .F x . S ' , iq 'QOVIIT' J B . , J 'S ' ,.1 ' . 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I I I X 1' 'MQ FY fb -f is V .6 ' ----' i':'f r' P A 3 Q21 If M I - rf X I 3, I Ag- xl ,Q ,T .L V -5 'I rv s, Q. Y K A, A 4 sl' T-T We ' 1 1 I gf' A 'f-413 . ar 4 6 fi f ' 9 . fi uh, X W . up my Hx -.. 13' .L I - g wx , I . qu, , e-4-5 , f J-1 . K' , Q T 1:37 - 1 I 1 - . I . l f, 3 16 ' al ' 'H 6. ,. 21 L 1 . A ' 4 'f . at , b I .. YQ 3 V G U M V 03- ' 5 1' -is ' ,I 903.3 3 X - ' ' ll' V -, X- f'?5f il . , ' . . . , . . , l ' . ,I . . 7 ' - q 1 I - A ' n u - 1 w 1 1 . I n I V I PORYJ 1 m x gg Q N W NX XX . xxx 'a 1 9 . 0 -. x ox .NX f X - . X .. Y Qf , '0q-- - n.' :M Q? .,, r5OP1.'v-H. W U' 4 R - ' - r',f1 - ' Wd'-' .1 . i , 1 izlfffn FRONT ROW: R. Newby, I. Aclams, R. Storjohann, lf. Bailey, R. Sharpe, A. Strand, H. Soulek, M Petersen, B. Healy, C. Wait, R. Chaussee. SECOND ROM. E. Steckelberg G. Kathan, R. Weide- man, C. Yates, R. Pickner, T. Gust, B. Keiner, D. Yeaton, L. Barstow, S. Mv.Clenahan, R. Myers STANDING: L, Speckels, M. Kehrwald, E. Schaub, D. Beckers, L. Woster, D. Reuer, T. Schaeffer Coach Bell, B. Knudtson, J. Tyrrell, I. Melcher, M. Lulf, R. McDonald, D. Waysman, L. Leifer man. L. Larson. WE THEY Pierre 0 32 Highmore 19 12 Gregory 14 32 Notre Dame 12 l3 Burke 7 7 Winner li' an. - s bf! it., ,, ' I . L: 'qzkgcuei 'ki' Q 1 9 Q I gm! M 797.4 95-if Terry Gust B111 Kemer Allan Strand Bgb Healy Jerry Adams Guard Halfback Center End End 1 THEY PLAYED THEIR LAST GAME FOR C H S The Cubs completed the 1957 season wlth a record of 1 Wm 1 he and 4 losses A1 though not an lmpresslve record the boys dlsplayed a fme brand of football Seven members of the squad w111 be lost by graduatlon R onnle Newby Halfback xg s, ,Juv '-Q-RH. 4--JA? aber'-3. .as.,,4g,,,,, M I . 795 , . . , Curtls Wa1t Fullback esei 7 '1 1. .uns ' A 'i f ' ,,,,fQ. -- ' -. .. - -- --'?S'- .- FRONT ROW: R. Storjohann F. Bailey R. Sharpe A. Strand H Soulek NL Petersen B. Healy. STANDING: J. Adams C. Wait T. Gust R. Chaus- see R. Newby R. Pickner B. Keiner. 21 District 23 hampi0ns 5 1 5 -5 T C5 1 riff i A, 44 -.1 4 Q4 JJ 1 -4 ' 1 - 44 I'9' nn. D. Fisher, R. Henrichsen, R. Chaussee, J. Speckels, B. Healy. C. Wait, J. Sorensen, D. Kindopp, J. Adams, A. Strand, B. Carey, G. Kathan. KNEELING: Coach Bell, B. Mlady. The Chamberlain Cubs completed the 1957-58 season with an outstanding record of 20 wins and 6 losses, which carried them to the finals of the Region VI tourney, where they were defeated by the highly rated Forestburg team by a score of 40 to 34. The Cubs scored a decisive victory over the Fort Pierre team in first round play. Coach Bell started the season with 4 returning lettermen. The boys showed steady improvement with each game and developed into one of the outstanding teams in the state. The following boys will be lost by graduation: Bob Healy, Curtis Wait, John Sorensen, .Terry Adams and Allen Strand. WE THEY DISTRICT TOURNEY Mitchell ...... .... 4 8 64 WE Reliance ..... .... 5 6 45 Plankinton .... ..... 6 7 Lead ........ .... 3 6 33 Stickney ....... ..... 6 2 Deadwood .... ..-- 4 0 42 White Lake. ..... ..... 7 l Miller ....... .... 4 3 Z7 Pierre .... .... 5 7 59 REGIONAL TCURNEY Custer .... 58 54 Platte ..... .... 6 l 72 Fort Pierre .................... ....... 7 l Colman .... .... 6 3 49 Forestburg ..... ..... 3 4 Kimball .............. . .... 81 49 Murdo .................. ...... 4 5 35 Flandreau Indians. .... .... 4 8 47 Canistota. .............. .... 3 O 42 Kimball ...... .... 7 4 57 Gregory ........ 49 44 Gann Valley ..... .... 5 8 41 VVinner .......... 52 50 Burke ................... .... 5 5 52 Platte ..................... .... 7 4 71 Wessington Springs ..... .... 6 8 40 45 42 Gregory .................. 22 THEY 58 44 45 45 40 f v KIN5 .fl 4 The followmg scenes were taken durmg the flnals of the Reglon VI Tournament the second year m a row that the Cubs reached the fmals of the reg1ona1 tour ney Thls year s tournament was accompanled by one of the heav1est snovu storms of the year and many plans had to be changed at the last mmute Z3 when the Cubs bowed to the Forestburg Bucs by a score of 40 to 34. It was Squad Enjoys a Successful Year 1 M, , I 'R s f F3 fx .rd N'- A 1 1 - - Z. 1- --. . 1 It i 3 U ' i p T F ra- 'Q pr - , ,.a4,.,.,,, ra.. -4 , ...- FRONT ROW: D. Potter, J. Dolezal, E. Schaub, J. M. Petersen, D. Yeaton, J. Tyrrell, M. Sexton, B. Clenahan, L. Woster, Coach Elrod. -1- 1 ...Ig PEE' tie.,-1 lf , .51 Will'-.. Houska. BACK ROW: E. Steckelberg, Bailey, F. Reuer, C. Yates, S. Mc- 'lhe CHS B squad completed a very highly suc- 'Jessful season with a record of 10 wins and 5 los- lhryle driving in for a layup in the game with Fort Pierre. ses, winning the last 7 games in a row. They missed the services of Melvin Sexton in the early part of the season when he was out with a broken wrist Bob Weideman led the scoring for the little Cubs' with an average of 11.8 points a game. Q A jurnp shot by Raymond in the Fort Pierre Z4 game. v ujzc f -X. .X . - X . ff X Q 1. Ufjnf-11-9 O 354. FS NTIXED CHORUS: FRONT ROW: T. Gust, E. Hinker, G. Kathan, G. Dufelmeier, J. Westendorf, E. Peterson, P. Frank, B. Cable, S. Wipf, J. Priebe, D. Hogarth, D. Pankonin, J. Swanson, H. Soulek. SECOND ROVV: J. Woster, C. Wait, L. Bode, A. Strand, P. Audiss, J. Fisher, H. Waysman, J. Swanson, D. Smith, L. Waysman, B. Schwiesow, J. Verschoor, R. Newby, D. Potter, M. Garnos, Mr. Hammer. THIRD ROVV: J. Sorensen, R. Knox, K. Gates, L. Werner, J. Frank, C. Mlady, R. Cleland, B. Frederick, J. Cullen, L. Keller, L. Bauer, J. Gowdy, B. Bailey, J. Hintze, D. Steckel- berg. BACK ROW: F. Bailey, D. Stellwag, L. Steckelberg, E. Speckels, B. Cleland, D. Bode, M. Oowdy, J. Dufelmeier, C. Speckels, J. Frank, L. Cable, J. Labidee, F. Schwiesow, L. Hintze, L. Woste r, D. Yeaton, S. McClenahan. My .Mn 'V 'Dy I J . it f 1 A A Q KIM ' W I FRONT ROW: B. Bailey, D. Bode, D. Pankonin, J. La- bidee, J. Swanson. BACK ROW: C. Wait, L. Cable, J. Sorensen. The MIXED OCTET won a superior rating :it the c onte st. .ffm 'CQ if FRONT ROW: B. Cable, J. Ver- schoor. BACK ROW: L. Cable, D Bode, J. Frank. Not pictured is Mary Kay Kelly. The GlRL'S SEX- TET was awarded an excellent rat- ing at the contest. DFW hh I5 GIRL'S CHORUS: FRONT ROW: E. Speckels, K. Gates, H. Waysman, D. Hogarth, M. Tagtow, L. Hintze, J. Verschoor, P. Frank, S. Wipf, D. Kiekland, D. Smith, B. Cable. SECOND ROW: J. West endorf, H. Hamp, J. Fisher, L. Steckelberg, L. Bauer, J. Priebe, R. Frederick, L. Keller, L Cable, J. Frank, C. Mlady, R. Cleland, J. Swanson, E. Petersen, B. Schwiesow. THIRD ROW: S DuVall, D. Bode, J. Frank, L. Werner, P. Healy, J. Cullen, J. Labidee, J. Carey, P. Hammer- beck, J. Gowdy, L. Hogarth, G. Dufelmeier, L. Waysman, J. Dufelmeier, K. Dominiack, D. Dirks TOP ROW: J. Woster, L. Maurer, M. Gowdy, P. Audiss, B. Cleland, J. Wells, L. Audiss, L. Rob- ertson, F. Schwiesow, S. Foltz, B. Frederick, C. Speckels, S. Adamson, D. Kulhavy, Mr. Hammer. 1 ... 'fi ' 4 X' ALL STATE OCTET: FRONT ROW: J. Swanson, J. Verschoor, D. Bode, L. Waysman, B. Bailey. BACK ROW: C. Wait, J. Sorensen. These vocalists were picked by tryouts in the early fall to sing in the All State Chorus held No- vember l5-I6 at the Huron Arena. The seven Hun- dred voice chorus was under the direction of War- ,. ner Imig of the University of Colorado. BOY'S OCTET: LEFT ROW: E. Hin- ker, S. Mc Clenahan, B. Bailey, J. Sorensen. RIGHT ROW: D. Pankonin, 'N J. Swanson, D.sre11wag,c. wan. This -.17 T ,' ' . . L group Won a superior-plus rating. Sy N-I -FF! -.J - 7-3 BOYS CHORUS: FRONT ROW: E. I-linker, D. Stellwag, D. Reuer, H. Soulek. S. McClenahan, D. Potter, K. Hamiel, M. Carnos, I... Woster, J. Labidee. SECOND ROW: T. Gust, G. Kathan, L. Bode, B. Healy, J. Nelson, R. Bailey, D. Yeaton, D. Pankonin, J. Hintze, R. Newby. THIRD ROW: R. Knox, C. Wait, E. Schaub, I... Anderson, J. Sorensen, J. Swanson, R. Bailey, B. Bailey. BACK ROW: F. Bailey, A. Strand, J. Hebron, J. Brink, D. Soulek, F. Reuer, D. Haugom, L. Olson, D. Steck- elberg, Mr. Hammer. Mary Kay Kelly Nlary Kay was in the hospital when these pictures for the annual were taken. She is a member of the girl's sextet, mixed octet, All State octet, Cirl's chorus, mixed chorus, and she sang a solo at die contest in Kimball: because of her illness she was unable to sing in the girl's sextet and mixed octet. Diane Smith participa- ted in the sextet for Mary Kay and Juanita Frank took her place in the mixed octet. She is also a member of the band and flute quartet. At the small group contest Carole Speckels participated in the quartet for Mary Kay. vm.. VOCAL MUSIC OFFICERS: Curtis Wait, president R. Cleland, librarian, E. Hinker, v. president, S Wipi, secy.-treas., D. Bode, and J. Westendorf, li- brarians: Iwir. Hammer, adviser. Z8 SOLOISTS D Bode Superior D Pankonm Superlor J Frank Excellent S Mc Clenahan QUPCTIOT C Walt Superlor E I-hnker Excel lent Llnda Bauer Joyce Labldee Jeanme Woster All three glrls Chamberlaln IS now a class A school of musxc and competed wxth recelved a super1or ratlng the larger schools ofthe state ln the contest held Aprll 18 at Mxtchell Mlxed chorus boys chorus and glrls chorus each recelved a superlor 1at1ng at thls event last year Besldes attendlng the contest at Mltchell each year the vocal muslc department sends sololsts and small groups to a contest xn Klmball held durmg February A Chrlstmas and spr1ng concert are also presented The mlxed chorus whose smxty members are selected from both the glrls and boys choruses meet weekly wh1le the other two groups meet twlce a week The Glrls B Glee Club IS composed of Freshman glrls and xts purpose 1s to glve them experlence and prepare them for slnglng m the mlxed and glrl s choruses UH BGLEE CLUB Front row K Howard V Svenson S Swanson D Kmd opp P Frank B Cable D Smlth L Prxebe P Satterlee J Plsher Mr Hammer SECOND ROW P McGrann K Mc Colley J Gordon D LaVoy R Urban C Klckland S Hackett S Steckelberg J Dufelmexer TOP ROW D Soulek B Kathan L Steckelberg M Walt V Novak A Bely H Rlch gauer F Schw1esow M Domlmack B Greenhagen B Brmk M Strand 29 Z . , 2 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1., Q - , 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 - 1 ' Y I 1 . . . , , , I . V . . . . . . , H av r i - v 1 1 - s 1 I t U ' ' ' ' , , A 2 1 , N -1 , ' I t ' ll I V 1 , Q 1 , 'N V .H 2 5 ' 1111 L k Q -,,, tw L ' f , V lf . new -:Pr ' V1 ring? , ' -, fl f - - I I . , . 1 - 1 ' ' , . , . , 1 , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 - . I . , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , . , . , - 1 - ' 3 . , - , - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' , . 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' - Q-,hh FRONT ROW: L. Keller, C. Speckels, M. Kelly. SECOND ROW: L. Frank, G. Dufelmeier, H. Ways- man, L. Waysman, B. Mueller. THIRD ROW: D. Reuer, M. Gowdy, B. Cable, R. Cleland, L. Ho- garth, J'. Westendorf, A. Strand. FOURTH ROW: P. Frank, I. Frank, M. Goldammer, J. Swanson. S. McClenahan, E. Hinker, C. Wait, J. Sorensen. STANDING: R. Bailey, B. Bailey, B. Gowdy, I. Melcher, I-I. Rickgauer, B. LaVoy, D. Hogarth. The members of the Brass Sextet are: R. Cle- land, B. Cable, L. Waysman, P. Frank, J. Sorensen, B. Bailey. The group received a superior rating at the Conte st. The following cornpose the Clarinet Quar- bet: L.. Cable, J'. Labidee, D. Smith, K. Gates. They received a superior rating at the contest. THGI1 SCHQOL 0,4 N9 PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: P. Frank, D. Smith, K. Gates, J. Melcher, E. Hinker, J. Westendorf, G. Dufelmeier. SECOND ROW: M. Kehrwald, H. Waysman, R. Cleland, L. Waysman, J. Cullen, J. Swanson, J. Labidee, J. Swanson. BACK ROW: D. Reuer, R. LaVoy, B. Bailey, J. Gowdy, J. Sorensen, L. Cable, M. Gowdy, B. Kelly, B. Kindopp. Y 2 N i ' 5 4 in '- Q A! y in ilu, 'g D . qqbenfgfo S. , XCQX A ' if L . Q MFQW ff m : X- f John Sorensen was named to the All State Band on the basis of his performance at auditions held in various cities ofthe state.He played in the 150 piece concert band at Huron March 28-29. BAND SOLOISTS: FRONT ROW: J. Westendorf, excellent, L. Ways- man, excellent, L. Cable, superior, J. Verschoor, excellent. BACK ROW: B. Bailey, excellent, D. Kulhavy, excellentg C. Speckels, didn't participate, I. Sorensen, superior, R. Cleland, excellent, I. Cullen, didn't participate B. LaVoy, excellent. These are the musicians who represented CHS in the Instrumental Solo and Small Group Con- test in Kirnball February 5. PK ,og l FRENCH HORN QUARTET: L- WaYSmaH, TROMBONE QUARTET: S. McClenahan, E. H- WGYSITIHH. G- Dufelmeier L- Frank- All Hinker, C. Wait, J. Sorensen. This group excellent rating. won a superior rating. BRASS ENSEMBLEI M. Kehrwald, R. MC- SAXOPHONE QUARTET: A. strand J. west- Eachran, P. Frank, J. Frank, B. Knudtson, endow., J. Cullen D. Kulhavy- . J. Swanson. A good rating. Goa-raQ'? W0 'Z x 5fl B-BAND: Front row: J. Mueller, G. Fisher, J. Jirsa, G. Novak, D. Blare, D. Douville, B. Muel- ler, J. Adams, J. Molseed, G. Garnos, R. Pickner, R. Strand, R. Peck, Mr. Roberts. Second row: N. Anderson, C. McGrann, K. Varilek, S. Taylor, S. Hinders, M. Priebe, B. Bode, K. Hinker, A. Starn, R. Sees, D. Swanson, J. VandeVoorde, D. Isburg. Third row: M. Novak, D. Frederick, D. Sherman, J. Muth, S. Andresen, J. Haugom, N. Hamiel, M. Woster, M. Maurer, J. Stransky, N. Gust, C. Conklin, L.. Hahn, G. Wieczorek, D. Triggs. Top row: G. Biskeborn, M. Garnos, J. Dan- nenbring, S. Labidee, J. Wieczorek, P. Holland, B. Schwiesow, L. Priebe, M. Strand, F. Schwie- sow, K. Howard, D. Reuer, R. Sexton, J. Fisher, V. Novak, D. Steckelberg. 33 FLUTE QUARTET: J. Dufelmeier, L. Bauer, L. Keller, C. Speckels. This group was a- warded a good rating. The CHS band program is designed to give students a chance to develop their musical ability. The 60 piece band marched at Hobo Day at State College as well as presenting a Christmas and Spring Concert. Band soloists and small groups participated in the contest at Kimball and were awarded 6 superior rat- ings. The band received a Division I rating at Mit- chell last spring. The B band was formed to give younger musicians experience in concert work as they progress to A band positions. Mr. Roberts, instrumental music director, and the pep band accompanied the team to the district and regional tournaments. BAND OFFICERS: C. Wait, v. presidentg B. Knudtson, equipment manager: A. Strand, treasurerg I. Sorensen, student director, R. Cleland, L. Steckelberg, librariansg C. Nllady, secretaryg L. Cable, president. f- Q i . C5 BRASS QUARTET: I. Swanson, D. Reuer, M. Kehrwald, L. Frank. A good rating was given to this group. CHS'S TWIRLERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: D Hogarth, E. Peterson, D. Bode, C. Speckels These girls twirled for the band. Z' xml -....Yf' T- X Wilma ,A f 1 s J HCI! U1 T16 5 X X .xxx . I Q X' 5 .i 11 fojffgio' xx ' X 0, Al 4 1 154' O0 '2 i1.. 5, E k I .1 - A YS 1' -I-R FRONT ROW: T. Molseed, D. Beckers, L. Klipp, G. Bolt. BACK ROW: J. Durgin, F. Reuer, H. Soulek, B. Healy, King Curtis, Queen Sheila, J. Wells, D. Dirks, J. Frank, K. McCol1ey. The Ro alty M The evening of October 3, 1957 found the students of CHS anxiously awaiting the annual coronation of the homecoming royalty. The curtain rose to disclose Sheila Wipf and Curtis Wait as queen and king with Jackie Wells and Bob Healy as their senior attendents. John Sorensen, student council president, crowned the King and Queen and in- troduced the speakers, Mr. Vernon Smith, prin- cipal of Chamberlain High School, and Dixie Houska, graduate of 1957 and the 1956 Homecoming Queen. Directly following the Coronation, the traditional bonfire was held. The cheerleaders headed by Queen Sheila, led a snake dance through town, climaxing the evening with several cheers in front of the City Hall. The following day the OHS band led the parade down Main Street. The parade consisted of grade school entries, rural school floats, and individual class floats. The Seniors had the most beautiful entry with the motto Beeline To Victory , and the Juniors took the most clever award with Alert For Burke . The homecoming game highlighted the events. After a scoreless first half the Burke Bulldogs scored in the third quarter and maintained their 7 point lead until late in the fourth period. In the final minutes the Cubs successfully completed a sustained drive as Ronnie Newby smashed across the goal line for a touchdown. The cheering crowd rose to its feet as King Curtis skirted end for the extra point and the game ended with a tie score 7-7. Many fam- iliar faces of CHS alumni were seen at the dance which brought the 1957 Homecoming fes- tivities to a close. KING CURTIS-QUEEN SHEILA 36 7'I 'K A -4. FLOATS PASSING I-if af j '4 '42, . .nie-. SENIORS SOPHOMORES FRF-SHMEN 'Um UR 'C YE ,.... fm5H 55.,S Z. ft, cy W' 1'-'ff if sgfkfeg ull , oug url' ' Ll Puma SONC BL HT, I. JUNIORS MUSIC SENIOR STUNT REVIEW if 54. 4'- T.. 'v v ,- . 1, H , . Q A , ' .- '23ii!,3Z2: ' '- 8,51 . ' A A - xfff ,A I . -Q - D -, .g, ,N h -sq-Iv ,K -7 V -J -. ---F.. - l V N- In . gp- ..x.Nv X MX ,s I 'str 4. Alb-I - ' ' nf . ' . Q ' fum, ,aw tI,, ' na' ,i-T ' ' 'Q In Q , 'I W A - . V L .4 -aa it eg . ,A ff' IN 1 . - QW K .'--,. P ks 7' , 'vu .A . I ,Q-, - A 'iL'P.f1E'fTN -, 'gf ,W I I ,givi- le. Homecoming Side Lights faxe- x, . - 1 . Ci L, 1 1 I .. k,.,- I wil ,P 1 I Fl gl ! ,J li- fi Cinhcamf' Q5 .. kyli- f P, A 11 P fs The F.F.A, Learn Doing FRONT ROW: R. Sharpe, Sentinel, R. Surat, Secre- tary, B. Mlady, President, Mr. DeBoer, Advisor, F. Bailey, Reporter, B. Keiner, V. President, F. Reuer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: R, Andera, R. Petersen, J. Houska, L. Larsen, J. Dolezal, R. Hickey, D. Harmon. THIRD ROW: F. Stewart, K. Hamiel, R. McLaughlin, M. Petersen, D. Shroyer, B. Carey, M. Johnson, J. Urban, J. Hintze. FOURTH ROW: L. Woster, S. Leiferman, L. Bode, M. Lulf, R. Storjohann, D. Yeaton, L. Olson, G. Biskeborn, J. Durgin, J. Nelson. TOP ROW: D. Stell- wag, D. Surat, D. LaVoy, L. Zeman, R. Bailey, B. Healy, R. Weideman, H. Stemmerman, R. Bai- ley, B. LaVoy. The F .H.A. Are a Jolly Group FRONT ROW: J. Frank, President, C. Mlady, V. President, J. Woster, Treasurer, B. Gowdy Historian, L. Waysman, Historian, M. Tagtow, Secretary, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, B. Cleland, Par- liamentarian, M. Kelly, Parliamentarian, B. Cable, Reporter, J. Labidee, Song Leader, L. Cable Song Leader, J. Dufelmeier, Song Leader. SECOND ROW: S. Swanson, K. McColley, S. DuVall, D LaVoy, R. Frederick, D. Smith, P. Frank, M. McGrann, L. Robertson, S. Steckelberg, D. Hogarth, L. Gruenig, B. Schwiesow, H. Waysman, B. Frederick, C. Kickland. THIRD ROW: D. Kulhavy, M Dominiack, B. Greenhagen, B. Brink, J. Verschoor, S. Hackett, L. Werner, D. Kickland, K. Gates J. Carey, A. Graves, A. Bely, V. Svenson, M. Larsen, V. Novak. FOURTH ROW: S. Adamson, L Priebe, E. Petersen, J. Wells, P. Audiss, K. Dominiack, S. Foltz, K. Howard, M. Strand, J. West- endorf, D. Dirks, G. Dufelmeier, S. Wipf, B. Anderson, F. Schwiesow. TOP ROW: J. Gordon, M Clemens, C. Speckels, H. Richgauer, J. Priebe, P. Hammerbeck, M. Wait, B. Gowdy, J. Swanson J. Frank, D. Bode, L. Keller, L. Bauer, R. Wells, L. Hintze, H. Hamp. 00650 Q fax'-o , . F. f r J ' 4 F -1 1 ii n 5.6 , - 0-4' D Q! ' lj Q JOURNALISM: FRONT ROW: L, Werner, C. Ivflady, D. Hogarth, G. Kathan, H. Waysman, B. Schwie- sow, Mrs. Adams, advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Frank, M. Tagtow, K. Gates, L. Hintze, G. Dufel- meier, L. Waysman, R. Myers, J. Verschoor, S. Wipf. THIRD ROW: H. Soulek, R. Chaussee, J Woster, D. Bode, E. Peterson, J. Swanson, T. Chilman, L. Chilman, M. Clemens, J. Westendorf. FOURTH ROW: P. Hammerbeck, A. Strand, L. Cable, M. Kelly. B. Bailey, C. Speckels, J. Brink J. Priebe. 1 I O I Col-Io So is edited every three weeks by the members of the journalism class. The Hi-Life was awarded a first class rating in the Mimeographed Division of high school papers in the Press Association's annual contest. Allen Strand ,I is the editor, assisted by Linda Cable and Sheila Wipf, f -X Mrs. Merle Adams is the advisor. 1-Lf y gf, Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for . high school journalists. lts purpose is to give recog- nition for achievement in the field of journalism. Y QUILL and SCROLL: Karen Gates, reporter, Janice Swanson, Linda Cable, treasurer: JoAnn Priebe, secretary, Patty Hammerbeck, presidentg Sheila Wipf, v. president, Allen Strand, Mrs. Merle Adams, advisor. QA 1 M o 15 XJ T-' . i 'v 3 M FRONT ROW: I. Westendorf, S. Adamson, Mrs. Adams, B. Schwiesow, J. Verschoor. SECOND ROW: S. Lewis, E. Longden, P. Healy, L. Waysman, J'. Frank, L. Hogarth. THIRD ROW: G. Duf elmeier, M. Clemens, E. Atkinson, L. Keller, C Speckels, Bob Bailey. TOP ROW: L. Bauer, I Wells, J. Adams, M. Kelly, H. Rickgauer., M. Gowdy. Latin and Clubs LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: J. Westendorf, Pres. L. Hogarth, V. Pres. S. Lew- is, Treas. L. Bauer, Sec. Mrs. Adams, Advisor, M. Kelly, Reporter. En FRONT ROW: H. Soulek, G. Kathan, M. Peterson, B. Keiner. SECOND ROW: T. Gust, R. Newby, R. Myers, R. Storjohann, R. Sharpe, B. Mlady. THIRD ROW: R. Knox, A. Strand, R. Chaussee, J. Adams, R. Pickner. Coach Bell. TOP ROW: B. Healy, R. Weideman, C. Wait, J. Sorensen, F. Bailey. .- , -r- -'lx A ',fs,A 3 , sg- ' .v-fl: 'H .1 . 1 Q-'I 'sf gy ge, he L They Govern ur Student Bod fr J, 'qw ' - . S'm 1 ' . we . -:r I 1 I1-dl STUDENT COUNCIL: SITTING: Linda Cable, DeeVone Dirks, Twila Chilman, Curtis Wait, .Ter- ald Swanson, John Sorensen, Mrs. Coacher, Adviser. STANDING: Paulena Frank, Jane Dufel- meier, Gail Dufelmeier. The Student Council is the governing body of CHSQ its members are representatives of the four classes and the class presidents. .Tohn is council president, and Linda Cable and DeeVonne Dirks are vice-president and secretary, respectively. Four delegates were sent to the Governor's Teen- age Highway Safety Conference at the state capitol. The council sponsors the homecoming festivities in October and the National Honor Society Ban- quet in Mayg another project was promoting highway safety in the school. 7 s Betty Frederick and Linda Cable have worked in DISTRICT DECLAM WINNER55 Mr. Coacher's office during the year and have Ed- Hinker, DfamatlC5f Sheila gained a lot of practical experience in office work. Wipf, Poetry. 42 ff -fe . - , , . s JY. J' gi ' , Juniors Present Let Me Grow Up Lexie... Mary Jo ...... Mrs . Holden ..... Nola Fleming .... Bill Henderson. Nlatt Fleming... Mfuriel Fleming. . . Aunt Lydia ..... Arden ...... Director . . ......Sandy Beckers Jeanne Woster .......Dee Vonne Dirks ........Linda Hintze .......I-iarvey Soulek Jerald Swanson Connie Mlady .....Diane Kickland ......Elaine Petersen ......Mrs. Caldwell vu-,,,M-n.s. Any Da Many students are taking advan- tage of the modern science fa- cilities available for those who are interested in this field. 44-fl I l Freshmen boys in Ag I learn new and better ways to improve farm life. Typing, one of the most impor- tant commercial subjects, is offered to the juniors and seniors. ,te 0 L 5 This is the third year an Indus- trial Relation Course has been made available for CHS students. -Q ...M -m-mee.-L ?.:,'L'4F1 ' M . ' II1 ff Q In CH Biology is one of the many sci- ence courses offered to the stu- dents. si P v! '- 41 .l ,S Boys in Industrial Arts Class learn the use of many tools with sorne fme furmture as the results. f '1' ' I N T' uv ,F T. If An Y? Q5 Q 4 '5 qv 3 'W Participants in the Local Declam Contest FRONT ROW: Kay McCo11ey, Lorna Niaurer, Sheila Wipi, Jane Dufelmeier, Connie Mlady. SECOND ROW: Mike Garnos, Ed. Hinker, Allen Strand, Diane Smith, Mrs. Smith. TOP ROW: Mrs. Caldwell, Janice Swanson, Linda Cable, John Sorensen, Mary Beth Wait, Carole Speckels. Barbara Cable. Go! F ight! Win! Sheila Wipf, head cheerleader, Seniorg Barbara Cable, Freshman, Jeannie Woster, Junior, Judy Verschoor, Sophomore. M Blue Heaven After long weeks of careful preparatlon and planmng the .Tumors put the fuushlng touches on the Clty Hall and Lutheran Church basement where the prom and banquet were held The theme Mx Blue Heaxen was car-med out beaut1fully w1th ten sophomore walters and waxtresses dressed as angels wlth sllver crowns serv1ng for the banquet The tables were decorated w1th stars and s1lver streamers ran across the cexlmg At the prom held in the Clty Hall dancers gllded to the soft strams oz Mlke Glbb s Orchestra Angels made from cardboard were placed at varlous spots and a golden gate served as the doorway Blue and wh1te streamers covered the celhng and sllver stars were seen everywhere wxth a large star suspen ck-rd from the ce1l1ng 47 .p C5 97 ,T 1' , x ,sa ' QQA wif ' f ' e , avr kgs J 4' Il ' . ., It cm , i g I ,, , It e Y 5 11X 4 1 Q . , , - , :A 1-I Ll.: kpf .-- ,f- 4 f Meet our facultw whether ln the classroom ln the home or attenchng one of the act1v1t1es of the school they are always happy to see you Although unable to secure a plcture of Mrs Caldwell for th1s page we were able to fxnd one for the youngest member of her farfuly 'HIM m 'Hr A '3- One of the most effxclent programs of C H S 1s the lunch program Over 400 students eat here daxly Mrs Pete sen Mr Petersen and Mrs Knox have the task of preparmg the food for these students Ed and Orvllle see that he floors are kept shmmng 46 Y -1 . if . J . '. - V V Q I 5 , Al I ' x ,X K' .7 x . 411 Z f Q ., .xg ity, avg , ,rl 'll' v ii ' ' lf ll X ll - 4 - e . .t .Q ,7 Q - - 'V1. .rl 7 , , ,L IPA Q X J 5 t ' . ',, +-gi K? I' N y 'I -E 'rf s af ' l ' . , - - 'Nr 'f M, - 5 M lf. H t - r KX -Fl i 7 . Qs., 1. Y X Q -- 1 4 1 L i4 I . K4 A g f - , X , fff' X , 1, A N , ,- e re 1 me A M I . . A div- 1 . A t i ff ' . . r , . . ' - t K...! HC ULJMY X X I f ,ff ' s s ' 'l Q57 C -1- ... I U WW- VX 'I I J -7 1 X 3 if f' f . if 5V wax Rcli They Teach and ulde Us 8 E1g1e B Coacher Vernon V Smlth Supermtendent Prmclpal Howard Elrod Mary Coacher Nhth Sclence and Athletics Coclal Science and Llbrary LoWeuBe11 Leonard DeBoer Blology and Athletxcs 50 Agriculture o , ,, .il- K . L 1 I' 4 , 3 ' wh . .... , -M- fw -,R T , ' .zvn f ' 1-7 aa. x . Q 7 x-k L YQ' , A A1 n , . Y, 5 - 4 I A w, Q., ,Y Z Q J' n - ' ,w.p,W,,,h,,?f 5- 7,1 , ,A , I - . L . . . r I y 'V- X. - 1 - Q Q +R- Merle Adams Emmett Oleson Engllsh and Journal1sm Industrlal Arts Adult Educatlon l QD L if ii it S Charlotte Caldwell Wllma Smlth Horne Economlcs Engllsh Plays and Declam lf, I 5 X S in Charles Roberts Xhlllam Hammer Band and Algebra 51 Vocal MUSIC Meet the Board of Education WF N1 KI T 4' Q These folks are more than just members of the Board of Ed- ucation. They all have youngsters in school and are vitally interested in giving us a good school. They are left to right: Harry Labidee, Chairman, Harry Wait, Mrs. Wilbur Sauker- son, Don Stransky, Dr. Henry Mueller and Frank Lindley, Clerk. Junior High Faculty The Junior High faculty consists of 4 teachers who teach the Junior High cla- ses and also teach 4 classes in the high school. Left to right they are: Mrs. Lab- idee, Mrs. Strand, Mr. McEachran, Prin- cipal and Mr. Muth. 52 if ,PJNL Ng' I. .JN IA xftrrg Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: I. Hebron, J. Thorpe, G. Rohrbauk, R. Mcliachran, M. Goldammer, G. Hamp, J. Springer, G. Lester. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, T. Binder, P. Pickner, R. Ballou, H. Haugen, D. Barstow, D. Wenzel, R. Sexton, J. Fisher, M. Novak. THIRD ROW: C. Foltz, D. Pickner, L. Nel- son, J. Price, R. McDonald, L. Leiferman, R. Rasmussen, M. Chaussee, S. Peterson, C. Sly. TOP ROW: M. Pisha, M. Myers, S. Manley, B. Yates, R. Doran, B. Kelly, T. Woster, M. Atkinson, D. Waysman, R. Eatherton. Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: R. Sherman, D. Blare, G. Novak, A. Harris, N. Schoenfelder, E. Weideman, J. Muth, M. Atkinson, M. Brown, Mr. Muth. SECOND ROW: R. Lindley, N. Gust, S. Rosane, L. Boettcher, L. Frank, D. Hinders, C. Schwiesow, P. Haugom, D. Ostert. THIRD ROW: P. Holland, L. Speckels, J. Wieczorek, L. Woster, S. Clemens, T. Wells, S. Gross, R. Busack, K. Newby. TOP ROW: D. lrving,D. Speck, M. Leiferman, M. Kehrwald, S. Labidee, P. Clemens, J. Melcher, B. Steckelberg, J'. Dannenbring, P. Kindopp, D. Reuer. F5 xx, C psf-.Cffffo C5 ff lj C fs .Fi P.-v4 ' ' v-.f-wi r.'-' -L ex. Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: G. Fisher, D. Douville, B. Gilbert, B. Bode, J. Adams, K. Sexton, G. Reuer, R. Peck, D. Douville, R. Steckelberg, R. Countryman. SECOND ROW: Miss Haley, B. Mueller, I. Bosworth, E. Nelson, R. Schoenfelder, R. Greig, J. Jirsa, R. Goldarnmer. K. Hinker, C. Conk- lin, M. Priebe, B. Caine, R. Rohrbauck, G. Garnos, F. Teesdale, D. Weniger, R. Strand, J. Chaus- see, C. Lester. THIRD ROW: D. Swanson, D. Sly, L. Lanz, M. Grave, D. Isburg, S. Rohrbauck, D. Shroyer, G. Gunderson, N. Anderson, S. Krois, D. Schoenhard, P. Grave, J. Molseed, R. Pickner, L. Schaub. TOP ROW: L, Maiden, J. VandeVoorde, J. Verschoor, L. Hahn, M. Woster, D Triggs, R. Horst, G. Wieczorek, B. Dutro, C. Conklin, M. lviaurer, B. Mueller, C. Kauth , A. Saukerson, J. Stransky. Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: S. Horst, F. Chavez, B. Boettcher, L. Thorpe, H. Gunter, D. Stanton, D. Schwiesow S. McClenahan, C. Weniger, J. Kostelecky. SECOND ROW: A. Cain, S. Greenhagen, M. Binder, S Hinders, G. Stewart, V. Kickland, D. Steckelberg, W. Lehrnan, R. Lewis, S. Dempewolf, L. Nelsen, I. Ostert. THIRD ROW: B. Biskeborn, J. Speck, N. Harniel, J. Auch, T. Martin, G. Ostert, D. Steck- elberg, A. Stam, S. Andresen, A. Boeding, C. Knox, M. Bolt. TOP ROW: S. Taylor, J. Waysman, P Kelly, J. Haugom, D. Harris, J. Myers, K. Varilek, C. McGrann, J. Yates, V. Soulek, S. Smith, TEACHERS: Mrs. Muth, Miss Raish. 1 in O'Q f-Riff, ence' ACA X EI.: ie iff: -'J--gf. Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: M. McGrann, N. Haugom, J. Kehrwald, L. Nelsen, J. Mills, B. Steckelberg, S. Leif- erman, L. Bunnell, B. Beckwith. V. Countryman, J. Greig, R. Gilbert, S. Rohrhauck. SECOND ROW: L. Howard, J. Wells, L. Greenhagen, A. Gross, B. Molseed, V. Smith, B. Hogarth, T Graves D. Friedrichs, M. Adams, T. Holland, E. Speck, P. Klein. THIRD ROW: C. Lewis, J. Hanig, V. Dutro, S. Healy, K. Bolt, J. Manger, J. Winjum, R. Bode, D. Coleman, A. Schoenfelder, J. Koste- lecky, K. Soulek, G. Wells, K. Speck. TOP ROW: J. Cranny, D. Smith, W. Saukerson, R. Jirsa, B. Muth, G. Sly, J. Pankonin, R. Schwartz, E. Craft, C. Haugen, R. Kenaston, S. Leiferman, S. Miller, W. Waysman, M. Gordon, NOT IN PICTURE: R. Thompson, M. I-Ioing, M. Talich, TEACHERS: Mrs. I-hussman, lvlrs. Muth. Third Grade FRONT ROW: H. Brinker, B. Graves, M. Chavez, L. Strand, M. Beckwith, R. Steckelberg, J. Good- man, R. Beebe, G. Wipf, B. Boettcher, P. Novak, N. Schwiesow, S. Speck. SECOND ROW: C. Dob- berstein, L. Moore, M. Verschoor, C. Anderson, S. Gunter, D. Sinclair, C. Hay, L. Olson, B. Kathan, J. Olson, L. Foltz, S. Manger, D. Swanson. THIRD ROW: B. Stanton, L. Fees, R. Chris- tensen, N. Jirsa, R. Kenaston, E. Kostelecky, C. Saukerson, T. Binder, D. Thorpe, L. Schoen- hard, J. Olson, F. Lewis, B. Greenhagen, E. Hackett, M. Chaussee. TOP ROW: M. Nelson, D. Jira, D. Labidee, K. Andresen, V. Raethz, T. Goetsch, W. Shields, S. Westendorf, D. Anderson, J. Clemens, D. Koehler, J. Mueller, R. Riggin, G. Auch, F. Stewart. TEACHERS: Miss Johnson, Ivlrs. Stransky. ffggofgmnn hs f-vga fkl' guns' x.4m1 'J FRONT ROW: Miss Wudel, D. Bunnell, B. Brown, T. Adams, D. Wells, W. Eastman, C. Price, S. Strand, J. Weniger, Mrs. Erickson. SECOND ROW: G. Beckwith, E. Cain, M. Farley, S. Gross 1 R. Dempewolf, M. Dingman, G. Winjurn, S. Syring, P. Friedrichs. THIRD ROW: G. Balster, D. Dominiack, M. Greenhagen, L. Blare, J. Glaus, K. Healy, J. DeVany, R. Porter, W. Opitz, J. Schwalm. TOP ROW: B. Raethz, D. Gust, T. Bruns, J. Andresen, T. Clemens, J. Wait, J. Taylor, R. Storjohann, L. Potter, D. Triggs. NOT IN PICTURE: I. Grave. Second Grades FRONT ROW: Miss Qualm, G. Beckwith, S. Lester, G. Bunnell, A. Kostelecky, N. Knudtson, L Krois, D. lvluth, J. Dominiack, M. Woster, W. Whitney, Mrs. Erickson. SECOND ROW: M. Kena ston, J. Lewis, C. Martin, P. Manley, K. Schreiber, C. Hintze, P. VandeVoorde, K. Schreiber, S. Sonne, S. Peck. THIRD ROW: J. McEachran, R. Lewis, K. Jira, N. Moore, B. Nankivel, L. Mills 1 D. Jones, K. Springer, L. Rohrbauck, .I.Schoenfelder,S. Stanton. TOP ROW: S. Miller, J. Glaus, M. Holland, M. Earl, N. Wise, Y. Kauth, C. Leiferman, M. Howard, D. Wise, W. Hamp, D. Saukerson J. Schwiesow, S. Urban. 13 fs Q4 ,, If A 'M P I ,Q JF 3 ALS FRONT ROW: R. Brinker, J. Thorpe, M. Riggen, C. Hughes, G. Stewart, R. Myers, D. Beckers Nfrs. Cleland. SECOND ROW: C. Greig, J. Lasher, C. Foltz, A. Delany, J. Verschoor, T. Molseed T. Schoenhard, M. Bettleyoun. THIRD ROW: T. Atkinson, P. Robertson, B. Anderson, R. Adam- son, H. Talish, J. Fees, D. Steckleberg, D. Gunderson. TOP ROW: S. Klipp, D. Coleman, C. Kehr- Wald, M. Harurn, B. Schochenmaier, P. Thompson, K. Schwartz, D. Dominiack. NOT IN PICTURE J. Carlson, M. Chilson, D. Bice. First Graders FRONT ROW: S. Wise, G. Bolt, L. Klipp, R. McLane, D. Beyer, C. Wipf, D. Moore, N. Schwiesow. SECOND ROW: D. Grave, M. Healy, S. Sonne, G. lviaiden, G. Gunter, K. Dominiack, M. Goetsch. THIRD ROW: D. Palmer, B. Sinclair, J. Swenson, I. Hahn, W. Schaub, G. Anderson, M. Holland, S. Whitney, G. Jira. TOP ROW: D. Grave, D. Rinehart, D. Staples, J. Pankonin, M. Kenaston, E. Far- ley, S. Craft, R. Miller, TEACHER: Fern Andresen. .Q A if Q tc, i M15 9' .xxx Q! tv 'T 1 nv- Qg .xf N S..-.4 'Hr Ref. fk iq? I 'J ,fk Ai 'Liv ' l , 'Lf.y,??U Q f ' 'S-.9-- -r i f I P' FRONT ROW: J. Steckelberg, B. Novak, L. Nelson, R. McClenahan, J. Cahill, K. Adamson, K. Giavaz, K. Delany, L. Steckelberg. MIDDLE ROW: J. Fees, T. Woster, L. Marsh, J. Anderson, M. Myers, C. Sly, D. Lewis, T. Goldammer, M. Anderson. TOP ROW: G. Raethz, F. Brink, D. Wieczorek, K. Woster, G. Schochenmaier, C. Christensen, W. Dingman, D. Krog. ABSENT: S. Fisher, M. Harum, S. Winjurh. TEACHER: Mrs. Hood. Kindergarten FRONT ROW: J. Dominiack, H. Leiferman, I. Bruns, J. Pickner, L. Beckwith, T. Kaltsulas, J. Moore, G. Feltman, M. Friedrichs. MIDDLE ROW: T. Myers, D. Foltz, B. Jirsa, S. Glenna D. Chaussee,A. Jones, S. Dominiack, P. Knox. S. Molseed. TOP ROW: M. Opitz, K. Saukerson, N. Howard, D. 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