Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

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ZI Span-tA ......... 33 lllcwic .......... 39 14 miniA tration ...... 4 9 Nelson W. Egleston Vocational School National Guard Armory .f They Compmed 0411- biarq - . 1 .- ., ,Q ., 1 7 -S '? 6 F 3' C7 'Y cv 1 7 ji' FRONT ROW: R. McEachran, J. Price, Mrs. Kaltsulas, Advisor, J. Saukerson, V. Novak SECOND ROW: M. Dominiack, C. Mlady, T. Chilman, J. Westendorf, K. McColley. THIRD ROW: G. Duielmeier, J. Woster, B. Kelly, B. Gowdy, L. Hintze, V. Svenson. NOT PICTURED Ibiwanning P am dgain J. Woster, Editor G. Dufelmeier, Assitant Editor Our book is intended to be a diary of the 1958-59 school year and serve as a surnrnary of the main events of the year. Barbara Jo Gowdy, our art editor, de- signed the cover this year. This marks the first year that such a feat has been accom- plished by a staff member. We, the staff of The Cub , wish to thank everyone who has in any way helped to make our annual a success. We especially send our deepest appreciation to the mer- chants in our area, for without their whole- hearted co-operation we would not be able to bring your high school memories to you in this way. They lead 010' l4Cl'll7lfl6J Os' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres Lxnda VN aysman V Pres Leo Woster Sec Franc1s Reuer Treas Lmda Bauer S Councll Myron Longden Adxlsor Mr DeBoer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pres Terry Woster V Pres Thomas Bmder Sec Jo Ellen Prxce Treas M1ke Novak S. Council ................ Robert Doran Advisor ................. Mrs. Kaltsulas SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres R1chard Sharpe V Pres Harvey Soulek Seq Marlon Tagtoxx Treag Jerome Speckels J, S Councll Jeanne Woster Adylsoy-5 I' Elrod at MI' Sfflltll SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres V Pres Sec Treas S Counc1l Advlsor Gary Bxskeborn Mary Beth Walt Ann Steckelberg Dennxs Stellwag Lynda Doyle Mrs Cadwell fl f fx c Cigna' YQQ XX Z X 'i CLHSS EY C C MST ST HEM - 15, . r iie-4 X X , , R . , ff X XXX H Q X Q K.-. ff X I x 1 1 r f A X f N F V M K X Q b' f ,V ' f , f N 'nf M 5 oof X fy Z f 9 f G 2 r p 0 f , 3 1 If 1, ! 1 Y I ,1 V!! 4 - L 'J X ,X A ' Y h Q, Z? ' 5 ,x 1, F , Q X. ff 4 hr Qiyf xg M' A . Q 0 , ' f V ' ' ' Q ' f m fl! ' ' A ' 4 9 X! ' K 'If' Xxx., v X - 'N X Y , I f A It lil!!-llnl ll' A f . A f . wx 1 X X XX k 7 4 X ' V, f Q5 7 E A ,? f ff 2 , W N ' XX ff frrl 1 f 'V XE- N: X F. N iw N ' g ck A X -Q g N N Q X Q f ' X5-LQ Xi - ,yr X f ,A X 1' l ix, XX f 5 , 4, M Q.-. - f 4 N5 ff! . 1 X , X, 411 E O i Steppmg In to the ?uture LINDA lxi. AUDISS: Worth inakes the girl. lxiixed Chorus 3, FHA 1-3. LYLE BARSTOW: 1-le's the same good friend to everyone he knows. Football 2-3, Track l, Glee Club 2, Basketball 2-3-4, Intramural Volley Ball 1. SANDIE BECKERS: Little and cute with talent added to boot. FHA 1, Girls State alternate 3, Glee Club 1-2, Declam 1, Librarian 3. CORA BESAW: The longer you know her, the better you'11 like her. Girls Chorus 1. WESLEY BODE: A mechanical genius hidden under a mischievous exterior. Football l-2, Track 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Intramural 2-4. RUTH ANN BOWERS: She's good to look upon and also nice to know. Iowa 1-2-3, Declam 1-2-3, Glee Club l-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2, Speech Club 3, Thespians 3, Junior Play, Sextet 3, Octet 2, School paper 3, Annual staff 3, One act play 3, Student play director 3, Intramural Badminton 81 ping pong 3. BOYD Z. CAREY: Every man has his devilish moments. Basketball l-2-3-4, Football 1-4, Track 3, FFA l-2-3-4, Homecoming attendant 1, C Club 4. 6 Q 'V , 1 'As K Sr' '2 f 5 -1 'YI' RAYMOND J. CI-IAUSSEE: To our most deserv- ing classmate, the title of CHS King we gave. Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Journalism 2-3-4, Coeditor 4, Home- coming king 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Boys State 3, Student Council Pres. 4, Class V. Pres. Z, Class Sec. 1. LYNN ANN CHILMAN: There is none like her--none. Glee Club 2, Journalism 3-4. RUTH ELIZABETH CLELAND: Rafael Mendez has nothing on me. Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Pep Band l-2-3-4, Brass Sextet Z-3-4, Brass Quartet 1, Solo Z-3-4, Office girl 4, Cornet Trio Z-3-4, Band Student Director 4, Dance Band 1-Z-3-4, FHA l-2-3. DARYLE E. FISHER: Always capable and ready to do his part. Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Football l, C Club 3-4, Track 3, Boys State 3. RICHARD HENRICHSEN: lt's a funny world, and I'm the funniest in it. Basketball I-2-3-4, Football 1-2-4, C Club l-2-3-4, Track l- 2-3-4, Student Council Z. LINDA LOU HINTZE: The baby of the family, but oh what a babe. Class Pres. l, Student Council l, FHA 1-2-3-4, FHA Sec. 2, Jour- nalism 3-4, Junior Play, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Triple Trio Z, Homecoming attendant l, Quill and Scroll 3-4. GARY OTIS KATHAN: Some morning he'll wake up great. Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Football 1-3-4, C Club 3-4, Track 1-2- 3-4, Journalism 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l-Z-3-4, Octet 4, Flag Bearer 4, DIANE GAYE KICKLAND: Not a drink, but full of spirits. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, FHA 1-2-3-4. 'fun is Y? haf 1 'S DEWAYNE KINDOPP: Very tall, but that'S not all. Basketball 1-2-3-4, C Club 1-3, Track 1-2-4, Cross Country Track. WILLIAM KNUDTSON: We like him, who wouldn't? Football 1-2-3-4, C Club 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3- 4, Intramural l-2-3-4, Band Equipment Mana- ger 3-4. DARREL DEAN LAVOY: Someone must be ser- ious in this world. FFA l-2-3-4. EDWARD MILLER: No problem troubles him. Stephan 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 2-3, Class V. Pres. l, Student Council 2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Speech Club 3, Mixed Chorus l- 2-3-4, Debate 2, Band 1-2-3, Student Mana- ger 2-3, Football 4, Junior Play. CONNIE FAYE MLADY: Of nature capable and sweet, just to know her is a treat. Band 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Pep Band 4, FHA V. Pres. 3, FHA Treas. 2, FHA 1-2-3-4, Regular Clarinet Quartet 4, Sop. Clarinet Quar- tet 4, Journalism 3-4, Co-Editor of Hi-Life 4, Junior Play, Cub Staff 2-3-4, Cub Business Manager 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3-4, Quill 8: Scroll Pres. 4, Band Sec. 3, Band Sec.-Treas. 4, Class Pres. 2, Class V. Pres. 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Declarn 3. SAUNDRA MLADY: A girl without pretense, blessed with reason and good sense. Casper, Wyoming l-2-3, Glee Club l-2, Newcomers' Club 1, FHA 2, Spanish Club 2, Junior Play, Junior Follies, Synchronized Swimming, Water Ballet. ROGER MYERS: 1-Ie's not in the role of com- mon man. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2- 3-4, C Club 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-4, Journalism 3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, S. Dak. Track Meet 2-3-4, Band Flag Bear- er 4. JAMES NELSON: l don't mind school, it's the studying. Glee Club l-2-3-4, FFA l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3. 8 'wu- 1-1 SJ' -J 5 X! 'Kp X CHRISTINE PETERSEN: Of easy temper, nat- urally good and true to her word. Kennebec l-Z-3, Glee Club 1-3, Junior Play. ELAINE PETERSON: 'An attractive girl, ' - dustr1ous too never can tell what she's goxng to do 'Declam 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Jour nahsm 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Qu1ll 8: Scroll 3 4 FHAI 2 3 4 Mlxed Octet 4 Band Twxrl er Z 3 4 Head Tw1rler 4 Qulll Sr Scroll Sec 4 .Tumor Play LAWRENCE PICKNER Clownmg 15 my favor 1te sport ' RICHARD SHARPE Sharpe 1S a comrnon na.n'1e but D1ck 15 dxfferent Just the same ' Football 4 C Club2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 u dent Counc1l 4 Glee Club I 4 Journahsm 2 4 FFA 1 3 Homecom1ng Attendant4 Mxxed Chorus 2 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 FFA Sentlnel l 3 Class Pres 4 DEO SHROYER A man of few words but many thoughts FFA l 2 3 4 HARVEY SOULEK The only fault IS that he has few faults Basketball 1 2 4 Football C Club34 Trac 2.34 Jo nal1sm 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Octet 4 Homecommg Attendant 2 3 Intramural Class V Pres 4 Jumor Play Glee Club l 3 JOE SPECKELS 'HIS ab1l1ty 1S equal to h1s modesty ' Basketball l Z 3 4 Football 1 Z Club 3 Track l 2 3 Cross Country Track 2 3 Class Treas 2 VONDA SPRINGER Eyes of blue halr of brown she l1kes a guy out of town 9 QQ sf Cv S-r' Y 9 .f-f' 1'-7 '23- Nd' Lf' i,,,,4 THE CLASS OF 59 AS SECOND GRADERS IN '48 JERALD SWANSON Intellxgence and ambx txon equal success Class Pres 3 Student councll 3 Glee Club I Z 3 4 Mnted chorus 1 Z 3 4 .Iournallsm 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Mu d Octet 3 4 Pep band Z 3 4 All State Chorus 34 FFA l Z 4 BoysoctetZ 3 4 FF V pres 4 .Tumor Play MARION TAGTOW As cute and lovely as can be a favorzte xmth all 15 she Class sec 4 Student counc1l l Glee Club l Z 3 Journallsm 3 4 Homecommg attendant 4 FHA 3 4 FHA sec 3 Qulll 8: Scroll 4 Gmrls basketball l Volleyball l Carmval queen candrdate l Re l1ance l LOAUN WERNER A sweet d1spos1t1on a lovely smlle here you have a g1rl worthvvhlle Class sec Z Glee Clubl 2 3 4 FHAI Z 3 4 Jour nalxsm 3 Cub Staff Z 3 4 Mxxed chorus 2 3 4 .IEANNE VMOSTER In the w1nn1ng of fr1ends she w1ll always star as a talented g1rl she 1S above par Student councll 4 Student COUJICII Pres 4 Declam 3 Glee clubl 2 3 FHA I 2 3 4 FHA treas 3 Qulll at Scroll 3 4 Qu1ll gl Scroll V pres 4 Dance band Z 3 All State chorus 2 M1xed chorus Z 3 4 Mus1c Pres 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker 4 Journalxsm 3 4 Asslstant edltor 4 .Tumor Play CubZ 3 4 Cheerleader 1 3 4 Band l DAR 4 Horneconfnng queen 4 G1rls State 3 Accornparust l 2 3 4 Cub edltor 4 LARRY ZEMAN A good fr1end to all he knovx s Basketball l Football I Z 3 4 Track 2 3 A 1 Z 3 VUNOQ Q51 ' in qv---r Ns., NOT PICTURED Marv1n Johnson Rosann Johnson John Weber FRONT ROW H Ostert B Carey D K1ckland J Eatherton J Fast D LaVoy J' Waugh SECOND ROW C Hamg S Parker, W Knudtson, L Ostert R Cleland, J Ballou D F1sh er. THIRD ROW K Hardmg, C Harmon, M Washechek, D Osterholt, P Mortensen, J Speckels, D Kmdopp, D Gardener TEACHER M1ss Sanger Those 1n the l959graduat1ng class are B Carey, D K1ckland, D. LaVoy, W Knutson, R Cleland, D Frsher, .I Speclfels, and D Klndopp. IO . ll ' ' ' ll . . , ' 1 ' ' ' 1 I' ' ' 1 h 1 ' ' 1 -fe 4 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - , - - , - - 1 A - . . , . , . , . ., f ll I Q . '. . ly I ' ' I v, f V 1 ' ' 1 A I - I A Y - I L . . , - 1 1 1 3 v . . . 1. ,' ' 1 I ' 'wifi . ll ' - - . 4 ' 1 - 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' I 1 ' ' 1 I' ' ' 1 Office girl 4, Vocal music treas. 4. I . YI ' ' ' . I . . . 3 ll ' ' O ' I I V. . , , - - -4, . - - - - t 1 A' I ' I ' 1 I - - 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 . ' Y I . - y . . y . , I - - I - - I 1 1 - 1 U 1 I - - - I I ' D , IV ' . YI 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 FF - - -4. I I I 7 ' I. , I : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . : . ' , . . . , . . , . ' - lame Have gdclaiealed Muck 'C' ' J 1 , G JEANNE WOSTER Valedxctoman Natlonal Honor Socxety Gxrls State D A R Betty Crocker Award JERALD SWANSON Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 85 LOAUN WERNER Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Nav ?l1uI' I RAYMOND CHAUSSEE Salutatorlan Na.t1ona1 Honor Socxety Boys State DARY LE FISHER Boys State fi! -w 1-- 7 11 o 6 H K , 'N 'WW xo 5535 if A Q A 2 gf f N X' A f o 1 'S . E30- ZQ ,- Q is ' A 22:-WX vit f? as-L 1. Friends to the end! 2. Slvspy-uyvd Jvrald. 3. l'n1 bored by the whole thmg. 4. And :nay he sleep in pcacv. 5. S1lvnCc---l'rn Comcormtratmgl ia. Soo how strong our float is! 7. Pause that refreshes. 8. Low- that pose! 0. Lt-C5 play thi-rn our duct! 10. A Choc-rful SIT711C. ll. Those younger ycars. 12. Sxu-ctSaL1xic'. 13. Happy rnomcnt. 14. Beauty rvst is essen- tlal. 13. The' picturx' of innocvncv. 16. Yup--rnadc 1t rnysvlf. 17. Alright wise guy, lay off it! 18. Tl1ir1kl'llrnakc itto1lollyxuood'? 10. Why the frown, lxlarionff 20. Good old Zola. 21. Droarning of somcoruc. 22. MU 2 l'r:t always happy. 23. Our future Florence Nightmgalc. 24. .lust one of those mornmgs. 25. Ariyoriv for an argurxxvnt? 26. Posing7 ? 27. Dol look l1ke an angelw' 28. Cute lxttle Tomboy. 20. A prvtty regular guy--regularly NKOHC1C!'fLl1. 30. VY1xat's this yoxmgvr gc-rterakon coming to' 21 31. How about tl1atPete 7 32. Wow--is she rnad or happy? 33. Harduork1x1'gal. 34. Dovsrft look much like a quartcrback on the CHS football tc'am docs 1102 35. Happy-bronx :1 eyes. 36. I-1otRoddcr11 37. A sornber look R. J. 38. Rc'a1ly7 tc-ll mc- morvfu says Bzg Ray. 39. Formality calls for sobf-rnoss. 1 55. nl he I9 X Prom After hours of preparation, the City Hall and Catholic Church basement were ready for the jun- ior-senior prom and banquet held April 26, 1958. Fantasyland was the theme chosen by the juniors and Ray Chaussee was the master of ceremonies. Jerald Swanson, junior class president, welcomed the seniors and Linda Cable, president of the senior Class, responded with a 'thank you'. Following this, Superintendent Elgie B. Coacher spoke to the group. The waitresses and waiters chosen from the soph- omore class wore colorful Alice in Wonderland costumes. Streamers, stars, rose arbors, and murals depicting fairy tales provided a pleasant back- ground for music furnished by Pat Boffman's band. A fd erly me mg Nluead H010 !.g Q! f-3? N S. hx, TOP ROVN S Adameon F Bamlq R Ba1ley R Ballcy D Bode BOTTOM ROW L Bauer T Clulrnan N1 Clernnns K Domxmack G Dufelmelcr S DuVall J Frank R Frederlck TOP ROVK S Foltz A Graves B Goxxdx G Greenhagen L Gruemg K Hamlel B Ham merbcclx H Harnp SECOND ROVE P H-zalx J Habron L Hogarth L Keller M Kelly D Kulh wx R LaVo3 S Lexus BOTTONI ROW Iwi Longden 'vi Lulf L Maurer S NIC Clcnahan R McLaughl1n A Petersen M Petersen F Reucr R1 1 FTS fu W ,, N x f f kgs! I l-Q I , A s O v ,,, ,- ,, Q ,jg 7. 031:05-'V-'t, .,. ' A , '7:,:. 31. :up - gf , -1, .4233 yixfm-. Q , ,..-44. ,K-1.,..,,o,?, - wel, 3 ff.II2'--3 -f'1f'. - 7' j --4-.2 AI'-Nw -2' , . .Q . Q' V 'QT' ... 1 : . ' , . ' ', . ' ', . 3 ', . . 2 . . , . . 5 1 - y - B v - r - y - 'Z . . , . , . ' f, . , . , . , . - 5 ', . . . 1 . ' l', . ' , . , . , . ' . aj, . ', . '. : . f,l. , . , . - 1 I x x 1 x 1 x x x , . , . , . . , . . Z 9, A ff 1 4,' M W 1, i iff, ff TOP ROW I Roberts E Schaub B Schw1esow M Sexton L, Speckels D Steckelberg L Waysman R Weldemann BOTTOM ROW J Welland R Wells J Vkestendorf D Yea ton NOT PICTURED L Woster n 1 fv Ju.n1or and sen1or typmg students str1ve for accuracy and speed after learmng the bas1c fundamentals of typlng 15 'ffif ga-9 ,-9. I ' L 4:v': 5 R 351-75 A Y N ' N L. Steckelloellg, R. Stoljoldann. SEOOND ROW: D. Syural, J. Tyrrell, J. Urbayn, J. Verschoor . -Q M V I 2 I I I ..-'ii-'f Y 5? J . T 1 ,, 2 - tn I Q ' N ,A7,,x.' ' 7 , A I ,- Q X 'AW 3 I . .. A JN A X , ' X 'V 1 , V 'IL x N-P4 ' X Soplu omoreA j4re Well on the Way Sepia more Er' TOP ROW R Andera B Anderson D Beckers A Bely G Blskeborn BOTTOM ROW B Cable J Dolezal M Dornmlack L Doyle J Dufelmeler J Durgln P Frank M Garnos TOP ROW J Gordon B Greenhagen S Hackett J Hanlg D Harmon R I-hckey S Hau en D Haugom SECOND ROW J Hmtze J Houska K Howard J Johnson B Kathan S C K1ckland D Kmdopp L Larsen BOTTOM ROW M Larsen K McColley V Novak L Olson D Ostert D Pankomn R Petersen L Pr1ebe 939 fi-.5 I UQ111 1 .1 16 A . nm L K X J J , fix VR' X J ' I , J 9' Pd Y I V 1 - , All ! -6 JF' K 'I A QV' g If 4 151 3 - ' ' N, , y Q 1 X 9 ' - ... 3 9 .' f of ' ,MQ I A ' 'U X 'x Q , J 4 , , gn, J 1, a ' . 1 4 w 3 . , Q X A D . , . . if .N tb . ,I x J 5 it ! Q-5 TOP ROW D Ph1lbr1ck R Phllbrxck R Plckner D Potter D Reuer H Rmkgauer P Satterlee F Schvnesow SECOND ROV! D Sm1th D Soulek E Steckelberg S Steckelberg D Stellvtag H Stemmerman M Strand V Svenson BOTTOM ROV! S Swanson R Urban M VNa1t C Yates NOT PICTURED L Steckelberg nw--J ' N . v x, In Ag II the boys learn more advanced methods of using tools reading plans and improving farm life in general. 17 Keginning the Clim6 to fducation W' 71-airmen 5 bl ,Jia ' wif 1111, ' fam -- -3 TOP ROW M Atkmson P Audlss B Balley E Balley J Baker BOTTOM ROW R Bal lou D Barstow C Bely T Bmder M Chaussee J Dommlacl R Doran R Eatherton TOP ROW L Elhs T Fenenga J F1sher .I Folker C Foltz F Goff M Goldammer G Harnp SECOND ROW R Hansen J Harmon H Haugen J Healy J Hebron B Kelly A Kenobble L Le1ferrnan BOTTOM ROW G Lester G Mahrt J Mahrt R McDonald R McEachrar1 R Mlller M Myers M Novak X r' -fi -'3'-32 10 I 'll 18 x. , ' .4 V -.- W 7, C 1 1 ' 'Eli in L I 7 Aill T lj --vs I I . L L ' P' C 7. I , A T Q f ur V 2 '- . . ,V 5 M A T lnnl , , , .. 5, C 5' ,rf , 5 -' 1 1 Ylang x if A I I ' 1 'W li ' ug I , X ' -, ' .. .ia 4 X 5 iv - I ' M T f QU -v gb! uf- 'Q 2'-he TOP ROW H Ott L Petersen S Peterson B Pmkner D Plckner P Plckner M P1553 Prxce SECONDROW R Rasmussen R Relrner S Roberts G Rohrbauck J Saukerson Saukerson J Schaub P Schwmesovt THIRD ROW R Sexton P Shrakc L QIYUPSOTI Sly J Sprmnger D Steckelberg J Thorpe D Venekamp BOTTOM ROW J Venckamp VN aysman D Wenzel T Vl, oster B Yates NOT PICTURED J Bremer S Manlm -'K Freshmen g1rls mn Home EC I not only learn to prepare breakfasts but also to serve them correctly In other unxts they study groommg and the bas1c prxn c1ples of sewmg 19 'ii U- T 5 1 i - AV V, g g i ' Q 0 U Y f ' V Y 1 V 'SY s . M. . I ' -3 - I :lc w . U-5? 1- 1 f .,' ! .. n '. N h K ', ' 1 r 4- X U: .. .'q'.':-l I,-if QV ,R I , 1 X' K 'V I ! 1 lL! 'xl ' ' -'.'.' . 'E' gf A I ' . 4 V A , ,L -4 .l Q ,f-q- V' x Al f '!l:,, J. 4.2 . , . :I , . y .,.. , . , . 1 lx, . 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LOTAAMT7' 'lik A 4 T L T P ' lf, , 4 ,ss I-I :i 1 A' X , 4, A T, l, Zlnderclauwmen Have ?un Too XY' ga I ,sw , vm xfr kv. s W Iwi qwfxv 7 :Tr it N YW s ' X x X N ,xx f , XX 5 f , f 1' xx Q2 f XXX X I Q X f gh 'K Y X 1 ,. f f X Qyfl 1 fjzfw kwd xii X, pA ? 1 .M 1 B Novak M Opitz M Chaussee L Doyle L Bauer M Tagtow Queen Jeanne King Ray R Sharpe F Reuer C Yates D Waysman T Kaltsulas P Vance 010' Roy Ita, As strains of the processional march rang through the CHS auditorium the curtains opened disclosing a decorative stage and the array of attendants came forth All were in place and Master of Ceremonies Harv Soulek announced Queen Jeanne Woster and Marshal Ray Chaussee to a breathless awaiting audi ence CHS Homecoming activities for October 23 24 1958 were in full svsirg QUEEN JEANNE AIND MARSHAL RAY After the coronation ceremonies and program all the students attended the traditional bon fire and snake dance which led to a pep rally in front of the City Hall The crowd dispersed and students hurried off to make last minute adjustments on class floats October 24 the big day arrived and the warm sun shiny weather was appreciated by all Queen Jeanne Marshal Ray and the CHS band led the Homecoming parade down Main Street It was later disclosed that the sophomore float Stepping to Victory had taken first prize while the seniors' We'll Fox Em placed second and the Juniors' Tombstone Territory re ceived honorable mention After the parade the crowd congregated at the foot ball field to watch the Cubs topple Wag ner Z6 20 Coach Stahl was carried triumphantly off the field by the winning team To add the final touches to the festivities, a dance was held in the lunch-room which was open to all CHS students and alumni. Thus the memorable 1958 Home coming came to a close. Z2 0111- Far-ade Wu Colorful 'Q is ?S QV ,F SOPHOMORES SENIORS K f f - Q LJ' FY E . 'Jr XXX? Elm 'PLL WMM wk WRU helium' T, .34 x 'J VSA 5 hm 9 JUNIORS FRESHMEN LATIN CLUB MUSIC DEPARTMENT Homecoming glimpAeA .0 T7 Q 'Y-4 Hl-LIFE STAFF: FRONT ROW: G. Kathan, R. Myers, C. Ivllady, R. Chaussee, lxirs. Adanis, Advisor, R. Sharpe, H. Soulek. SECOND ROW: J. Gordon, J. Westendorf, J. Verschoor, D. Sniith, B. Cable, J. Dufelmeier, L. Doyle, lN1. Ixliller. THIRD ROW: J. Woster, B. Schwiesow, hi. Tagtow, R. Urban, D. Bode, L. Steekelberg, S. Manley, M. Pisha. FOURTH ROW: L. Steckelberg, J. Frank, L. Waysrnan, T. Chiliiian, E. Peterson, lxl. Kelly, L. Hintze, L. Chil- nian, C. Speckels, G. Dufelmcier. The Hi-Zije Wvn 1411-State The CHS Hi-Life is the school paper published every three weeks by the journalism class. The news was received early this year that the 1957-58 editions ofthe Hi-Life received an all-state rating at the press association in Brookings. The journalism class sends weekly news to the Chamberlain Register. The paper is headed by Connie Mlady and Ray Chaussee, Co-editors, and Jeanne Woster and Twila Chilman, assistant editors, pictured at the left with Mrs. Adands, CHS Hi-Life Advisor. QUILL and SCROLL.: FRONT ROW: J. Frank, M. Tagtow, Mrs. Adams, Advisor, G. Dufel- meier, J. Westendorf, J. Verschoor. SECOND ROW: J. Woster, C. Speckels, G. Kathan, M. Kelly, R. lviyers, C. lwilady, L. Waysman. THIRD ROW: D. Bode, T. Chilman, R. Chaussee, R. Sharpe, L. Hintze, E. Peterson. 77 f-s -1 C1 Q, C7 C1 M-f FRONT ROVV L Maurer D Smlth M Garnos L Gruemg V Novak M Larsen SECOND ROW Mrs Cadwell Adv1sor R Urban K Dom1n1aek L Vkaysrnan B Yates S Manley M Strand J Wcstendorf THIRD ROW L Steekclberg G Bxskeborn B Hammcrbeck B Kelly C Speckcls D Bode 7laeAe Cen teA tan tA Sunlnied the ?1rAt fflmlhdflvh anw Went to State meet Mary Hay Wu State Prexq ,gk X, fx Jams entered the state declamatory contest Mary Kay served as state FHA presldent dur at Pxerre after wmnlng superlor ratmgs 1n both mg her sophomore year She was elected to th1s the dlstrxct and reg1onal contests, she was a con posltxon as a freshrnan Mary Kay conducted the tc-stant m the oratorrcal dxvxsmon and gave the ora State convenuon held m Huron durmg October mon ent1tled Return to Wasteland Z7 ,542 'S of -4 :. 0 -f-T 4 . . ' V? K , Q R .. .. U V V - Q' ' -. '- L' v - - .. X-5 i-4 : .v M U ' ' -- -. 5 V7 1 ' K R -1 3.32: ,.--if 1- , 7.3 Q'-,.3If fj-V33Qffrfiffl' . fl? 'flffp--afi f . f , - 5 f ' ':'2-If-5'-' 2 L, 1 , ': . , . . ' , . , . ' , . , . . 1 . ' , ' , . , . ' ' ' , . ' f , . , . ' , . , . T , . '. I U O O I I , C' H 2 ' Li . t I Oar Clauea Freshmen receive an up- to-date background and lat- est developments in the sci- entific world in a required course, General Science. ' O I Cheniistry, which is offered to seniors, gives students an opportunity to study the make-up of many kinds of elements and matter. They not only study this, but they learn to prove these facts and theories by actual la- boratory experiment. 9:1 Nation In American History juniors trace the political, economic and social growth of the United States, as well as studying pre- sent day problems. This is a classroom in the new armory. DU? .,..-..,. D . I , 'S , .fix i ,, I H ,Y ,,, While still attending their required classes students in Industrial Relations are gaining valuable experience in their chosen fields. Freshmen boys in Shopl learn to use many types of tools and, at the sanie time, construct various types of furniture. 14, WT 'flue 92144 Prepare or Hema FRONT ROW J Verschoor Parl1amentar1an A Graves HISIOTIBD Mrs Srnlth Adv1sor J Frank Secretary Reporter B Govudy V1cePres1dent M Kelly Presldent SECOND ROW E Ba1ley K MeColley S Swanson S Peterson P Audlss D Kmckland P Frank D P1ckner J Fmsher C Mlady THIRD ROW B Ballex M Chaussee J Prlce C Bely M Tagtovw B Cable J Dufelrneler R Frederlcks V Noxak R Sexton L Waysman FOURTH ROW M Domlmack J Folker B SChW16SOW M Myers L Gruen1g J Gordon L Prlebe C Foltz M Strand F SChW1BSOW V Svenson G Dufelme1er J Woster FIFTH ROW J Saukerson M P1sha S 'vianley E Peterson L Hmtze B Kelly B Yates K Dornn ack S Mlady S Foltz R Wells S DuVall A Bely J Dornxnxack ?utare ?arme1-A Zeal-n New and Ketter Metlwdei FRONT ROW D Stellvsag Sentmel R Petersen Reporter J Dolezal Treasurer Mr De Boer Adv1sor M Lulf Secretary J Swanson V1cePres1dent D Yeaton Presxdent SECOND ROW L Larsen D Harmon R Relmer L Saukerson M Novak P Shrake L Peterson Carey T Fenenga R. McLaughl1n J. Baker J. R Hckey R Ph1lbr1ck THIRD ROW B Houska L. Ellis K. Harniel J. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: G. Biskeborn M. Johnson M. Peter- son J. Durgin L. Olson J. Urban T. Woster. FIFTH ROW: L. Zeman D. Shroyer B. La- Voy B. Weidemann H. Stemmerman L. Simpson D. Surat R. Storjohann. i ' H ' KJ 44 Q, Office girls, Barbara Hammerbeck and Ruth Cle- land, help ease the load of our busy superintendent as they do much of the office work during the day. Important People in ur School Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Knox are in charge of seeing that the hundreds of children par- ticipating in the hot lunch program are provided with nutritious and well-balanced meals. Ed Rickgauer and Orville Taylor can be seen at most any hour ofthe day cleaning the CHS and grade school classrooms and seeing that everything is in good working order. The scene below is a familiar one, as every day hundreds of grade and high school students and their teachers are provided with good hot meals in accord- ance with the hot lunch prograrn. YS: .5 .,, i .1 becem6er 4-14 My flight ar the Janie:-A Cast Mother Clayton- Nan Clayton -.-- Jim Clayton -.-- Gertrude Clayto Miriam ........ Jack- - - Jean- - - Packy- - . Ellen. . - Timmie ----- Mr. Bailey. . . HOME FOR CHRISTMAS n Eldridge. . - Mrs. Bailey .... Mr. Dutton. . . Mrs . Dutton .... Dr. Collins- - - Mrs. Collins. . . Mrs. Apple. . . Director. . .Janis Westendorf . . Mary Kay Kelly . Sam MCClenahan . . Barbara Cvowdy . . Judy Verschoor Roger Storjohann . . . . .Dianne Bode Linda Bauer . . Linda Waysman Douglas Steckelberg . . . . .Jim Weiland . . . Juanita Frank . . .Francis Reuer . Carole Speckels . . . . .Dennis Yeaton . .Gail Dufelmeier . . . . . . Sherry Adamson Charl otte Scott Cadwell 5 Mud X i XX I NPC' Xxbg ff j M X-. - ,....v I SPDR 5 fv- 4-f! .X I - - - f ,X I xx I X1 f K f N f RAM Jn X X -' .- .4 Y K KA ,H y k YM :X - ,J -4 AX X 1 lx XX ii X- NY X Q. K 1 X x XXX f X- I . X X X fx X: xii ,. ' ,X 2 Q WE X XXX' Z, 1? L' 1 4 X! 7 - V VX i K X s7lx X 1 I The C1164 biqelaqed beAire and briale gf --- 5 '9 as 4' f'X -.. 9 A R - A rw 2' , - 4 'Q .. -I, ' - M , 'Q 9' 1,4 .1 -r L ... .4 ' fa. L, -..L ,', -,l 'fl 4 FIRST ROW: J. Urban, M. Kehrwald, R. McDonald, B. Knudtson, D. Waysman, J. Houska, G. Kathan, H. Soulek, D. Soulek. SECOND ROW: Coach Cviese, R. Doran, R. Myers, L. Wos- ter, R. Sharpe, J. Melcher, M. Peterson, E. Steckelberg, Coach Stahl. THIRD ROW: J. Tyrrell, C. Yates, R. Weidemann, L. Pickner, R. Chaussee, D. Yeaton, S. McCle-nahan, J. Carey. The Seniol-A 1 s f ,IN t .,,: ,rl FRONT ROW: B. Knudtson, R. Chaussee, R. Sharpe, L. Pickner. BACK ROW: J. Carey, H. Soulek, R. Myers, G. Kathan. 34 . ' 1 An,.,,..hv . ,V . 5...-,.,...., - 1 - ' . ,,,, 1 E lg 5' - MAF - ' ' , 'ii - 1 r ' ',. 1. V--92 Z. 5 ' ' , -ww. ' '-'H-'v1 f' 5 'Z ,' 6 1 fi CII? 4 CITE' 2 'J' L' WAFWI .-4 -' 1' 4 It fm X , 1 5 I ty -..M Q-I ' ' . ,A v ' f .v-- , 'I-1 , 'a 1-in of 5 Q - i W. ' H MIT , if ws '6 'NH 1l'5.?'L.1 N 1 -fn M .a 'rg-rs my-3 Q x mul 1.61. ' s ' f' 5 ,xii qt. ,Q ff? V, 2, 9 , K 1 1 I Kawlzetball- Olll' Win ter Highlight FIRST ROW: E. Steckelberg, J. Tyrrell, D. Fisher. SECOND ROW: M. Sexton, C. Yates, F. Bailey, Coach Vance, D. Kindopp, J. Speckels, R. Chaussee. The CHS Cubs finished a tough schedule for the 1958-59 year under Mr. Dale Vance with an admirable 9-10 record to show. Many of the games which they lost were by only a few points. The B squad under the guidance of Mr. Stahl ended their season with 7 wins and 7 losses, also a good record for these inexperienced boys. Everyone agrees that we have much to look forward to next year. NOV Nov Nov Dec Dvc L.f'C Dt-c DNC ew . Q... -tx... ect... lar' .. .1. .4 Ja... Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Z5 Z8 29 2 5 12 16 Z3 U O 16 Z0 23 30 6 10 13 Z0 23 1958-59 A BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Reliance Lead Deadvxcoci hlillvr Pierre Custer Geflcies Gregory Kimball Canlstota VI agner Plankinton W inne r Burke Platte W . Springs DeSmet Murdo Plankinton Dist. Here There There Here 'lnfvrv Here Tit:-1 Hert- Thert 111-ru Tru-ra Here T1 .- 151-4 Hag re T1 1.. -,HA Hert- Tnere tourn. They 46 50 56 44 67 54 36 39 48 42 54 52 45 48 38 42 47 43 64 The Team Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. T. Woster, L. Simpson, D. Waysman, J. Houska, R. Ballou, R. Philbrick, R. Mc Donald, R. Doran, D. Philbrick. 1958-59 B BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Reliance Miller Pierre Geddes Gregory Kimball 'Wagner Plankinton Winner Burke Platte W . Springs DeSmet Murdo Here Here There There Here There There Here There Here Here There Here There We They 17 28 Z8 18 19 l8 34 16 32 13 25 24 28 30 25 32 22 28 28 Z2 29 Z4 22 30 Z7 Z9 28 29 ter, M. Novak. FRESHMEN: J. Baker, L. Lieferman, D. Wenzel, B. Pickner, R. Reimer. SECOND ROW: P. Shrake, T. Binder, D. Harmon, Mr. Giese, R. Miller, G. Les- .. QQ- I Y' CHEERLEADERS: J. Woster, senior, B. Cable sophomore, J. Verschoor, junior, M. Chaus see, freshman. TX ff? ff XZ! USID 'Y' X Z g 7 Tlriilz xx ffx X KXFXK D 5 f ff if , , yf , X I X K, Nf A X X If X I xXYX1 X K' X X - xxx I Y Y W, 'RX if ff 5,g v l Q 1 Q if ' -N, , E' I ff ,,,.,,,,,,Y-Yff-f ----ff RX. -52,77 W J ' X f X . 5 5 A K X ix W I f A- 2 'X' ,f X Ny I Xi! X' M X X 7 ,f X3 l ff K ' f M xx, x X - 1, f X y ff y 4 ,f I f'- 'xxx 7, ' ff! K X x K X g R W rf' 7 f' X ,f - X XJ If 4K XX H 4 P IX Y j ff! li ' 'XY1 Y ff ff XIX, 'ff X cu 'R A -x 1 I NUXED CHORUS: FRONT ROW: L. Baucr, S. Stcckvlhcrg, J. Wcfstn-ndorf, L. Steckclborg, R. Rc-irncr, R. lxiyvrs, G. Kathan, H. Soulck, D. Stvckvlhcrg, K. Haniivl, D. Barstow, P. Shrakc, T. Binder, lvl. Golclarnrnvr, M. Garnos, S. Swanson, L. Waysnian, D. Smith, Mr'. Nlcw-kr-r, Dzrvrtor. SECOND ROW: B. Sclxxvif-sow, S. DuVall, K. McCollvy, T. Chilntan, J. N1-lson, W. Boclv, J. Vlfvilantl, R. Sharpv, G. llislin-horn, J. lla-liroh, J. V1-nvkarnp, B. Cahlv, F. Stlivvw- sow, L. Doylm-, J. Vt-rschoor, J. Cvorrlon. THTRD ROW: P. Franla, J. Duft-lrncie-r, C. lNll?1fll.', J. Wostvr, J. Swanson, lxIt'CI1-hahah, D. Yuaton, Pa. Govudy, B. Ka-lly, L. Wostvr, B. Ras- niussvn, J. H.ntzt-, L. H.ntzv, L. Maurvr, R. Clf-land, V. Novak. FOURTH ROW: J. Frank, L. Wvrncr, G. Dufvlnivivr, D. Boclv, B. I'l3.Y'IlZ'l1t'I'lM'lil-l. R. Bailvy, B. LaVoy, D. Su-llvvag, R. Bailvy, lxl. Kvlly, F. Bailt-y, M. Wait, C. Spvckz-ls, D. Kulhavy, Nl. Cln-nic-ns, L. Kvllwr, R. Wvlls. ll ,img 1.11 mail' J4!m11'f.5 The CHS vocal department consisting of Crirl's Glcv, Boy's Glee, and lxlixt-d Chorus be-gan thc- school year N958-59 under a now music director, Mr. Nylv Moexkf-r. Mr. his-okcr and thv vxholc Vocal departnic-nt soon Came to know cash other well and vsorkefd togm-thvr wonderfully during thc- yt-ar. On Dfxcmnbcr 18 the vocal Concvrt was presented. On Fcbruary ll soloists and sniall groups attt-ndcd the Regional Contest in Kimball and Canit- horny with 8 supc-riors and 6 exft-llt-xits. April lO was thc date for tht- largc group Contvst in Mitchell and a st-fond Conte-rt xx as prn- sontcd April l4. The lxlixed Chorus also sang, as thvy do annually, at thc Cornzncncvnic-nt vxvr- cises. ? SOLOISTS: FRONT ROW: J. West- tt llc .t L. Baum-r, Expt-llvnt. L. fxlaurvr, Supvrior. BHDDLE ROW: D. Bod:-, Supa-rior: lxl, Km-lly, Sup- vrior. B. Cahlv, Supvrxor. BACK ROW: O. Kathan, Ext 1-llvntg J. SXKRXHSLJI S'l1'JP!'lOT, S. lx1n'ClL'1g1 han, Supefrior. M. Goldaninmr, vndorf, Er-:c:cllGnt1 J. Wostvr, Ex- GIRLS CHORUS: FRONT ROW: J. Woster, J. Wests-ndorf, S. Stockelbc-rg, S. Adamson, P. Frank, D. Srnitn, D. Kickland, A. Graves, R. Fredrick, L. Doylv, V. Novak, S. Swanson, Mr. Mr-vkvr, Dirvttor. SECOND ROW: S. DuVall, K. lxIcCollvy, B. Scghv.'ic-soul., L. Wvrnvr, R. Cla'- land, J. Dufc-lnwicr, R. Wells, L. Hintzv, J. Gordon, J. V1-rsclioor. THIRD ROW: J. Frank, G. Dxifvlrncier, L. Hogarth, K. Dorniniack, C. lxllady, M. Dominiacgk, B. Cablv, S. Hackett, lvl. Mill:-r, L. Bauer, F. Scliwicsow, L. Waysrnan, C. Kickland, P. Hcaly. FOURTH ROW: J. Fish- vr, R. Urban, L. Stvckolbfi-rg, D. Bode, M. Larsen, H. Rickgauvr, T. Cliilrnan, B. Kc-lly, B. Gowdy, M. Kelly, B. Hamrnerbcck, M. Wait, C. Spf,-tkvls, M. Clcrncns, L. Keller, L. Mau- rer, D. Kulliavy. lvllXF.D OCTET FRONT ROW: M. Goldamrner, M. Garnos. BACK ROW: L. Steak- elberg, J. Swanson, B. Gowdy, r- S. MCClc-nalian, L. Waysman. NOT PICTURFID: E. Pc-torson. An ex- ficllf-nt rating. GIRLS SEXTET FRONT ROW: J. Versclioor, D. Smith, J. Frank. SECOND ROW: D. Bode, M. Kelly, B. Cable. A Superior rating. 6 C5 ID C5,,Q BOYS CHORES1 FRONT ROW: L. Tianlvr, Aczcifmmpaztzsl, T. Bmdvr, R. Rn-1mc-r, Cv. Kathan, H Sl71lJl'T-1, K. Hazxxlvl, D. Stukm-Hn .L, KI. Gwlciarzmnzvr, J. Hvbrorz, INT. Garvxcfs, NIT. TXTl'i'RK'I', Dir valor. SECOND ROW: J. Nvlsmm, J. Hvbzwzu, R. SE1z1:'pc. R. My-rs, J. VV:-zlazpd, L. Waste: G. Tizwlu-bm:':., R. Rahzzmbm-11, J. Hmmm-, D. Bzmstmx. THIRD ROW: D. Yl'21tOI1, S. h1k'C1l'IH2i LZLII. D. Stn-T121 gig, Ti. Lz1Vwy, R. 133111-y, F. Bailvy, R. Ballvy, J. Sxxzinscm, W. Bodv, J. Vvml kuxnp. P. Slurzxkv. ALT..-STATE OCTET FRONT ROW: J. Va-rsghoor, R. Rasnmussn-n, Ixl. Goldarxuuer. BACK ROVV: S. fNIQC1f-riahalw, D. Bodc, TNI. Kvlly, B. Cablv. J. Suaazzsorx. BOYS OCTET FRONT ROW: M. Gzirrzwb, R. Raw- Iryzsssvz.. hi. Golrigirzzrrmr. IMIDDLE ROW: II. 9:1414-1-1, Cv. 1i.1t?.z.::. BACK ROW: J. 5-.x...,...,, D. S141-.-...g, Tx1LCle':.nE.21:.. A Fupr'r1o1'Rz1!L:.5,1. 'Y .nr . .-5 . '- .-.1 , .,'5- -. k 5. w I , s .-95 V 42.1- -1-. 1+ ' . 351' L. A -Q sv' 31 L as VOCAL MUSIC OFFICERS 3 .I Woster Pres L Werner Treas M Crarnos L brarlan Mr Meeker D1rector D Bode Robe Custodxan S McClenahan V Pres L Maurer Llbrarlan .I Ver schoor Sec .I Westendorf Robe Custod1an L Bauer J Woster Accornpan1sts ND B GLEE CLUB ,,, K FRONT ROW E We1demann M Chaussee N Gust B Ba1ley D Plckner J b1sher P Holland L Frank SECOND ROW J Folkcr E Ba1ley S Manley P Schw1esow R Bus ack D Reuer J Pr1ce S Peterson R Mcliachran THIRD ROW J Saukerson C Foltz P P1ckner B Kelly B Yates C Bely J Dom1n1ack P Aud1ss Mr Meeker D1rector 43 -1 W R WX 1 U b S , Q XX x ' , '. x I D 5 1 . N 1 . . i' I , A f we I Ia M . Y . ' . , ., . , -, . , 1- ' Q - , ' 9 - , ' 5 - , - -9 - , ' ' , - - , .5 . , ' . 1 I O v v . , . , . V1 ,P .- ! , .5 , If ' 'A 3' 1-A w -f gd- 'k , K4 , ,,, A A , 2 fe 7 'I r I ' C -., .H . M .. Q ' : . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , , . . : . , . ' , . , . ' , . - , . , . ' , . , . . : . , . n 4 I ' I ' l ' I ' . I I ' l 1 ' Y D ?I'0m 59111 to Spring We ntertain The Charnberlain High School Band presented two concerts during the 1958-59 school year. The first concert was given February 17 in the new National Guard Armory. May 5 was the date ofthe band's second concert. During these two concerts the two student directors conducted a few numbers. Under the direction of Charles Roberts, the band presented a small concert for the dedica- tion to the armory and also for the first annual auto show. Every fall the organization journeys alternately to Hobo Day and Dakota Day, held in Brook- ings and Vermillion respectively. Small groups and soloists captured six superiors in the Regional Contest held February 4 in Kimball. The whole group participated in the large group contest in Mitchell on April 10. 1 O1-'F1CERS1R. Cleland, Student Director, C. Mlady, Secretary-treasurer, G. Dufelnieier, Vice President, J. Swanson, President, D. Kulhavy, K. Dominiack, Uniform Managers, L. Ways- B. Knudtson, Equipment Managers, D. Smith, man, D. Smith,Librarians. Mr. Roberts, Band Director. TWIRLERS: Elaine Peterson and Carole Speckels. -1-1 fs dt Cancer-tA, Cvn tu tA and Par-adm FRONT ROW: J. Price, B. Mueller, M. Strand, L. Keller, J. Dufelmeier, L. Bauer, C. Speck- els, M. Kelly. SECOND ROW: L. Waysman, G. Dufelmeier, S. Labidee, L. Frank, J. Fisher D. Swanson, R. Sherman, D. Reuer, D. Kulhavy, L. Hogarth, J. Westendorf. THIRD ROW: D Smith, L. Steckelberg, R. Fredericks, C. Mlady, M. Wait, S. Peterson, K. McColley, M Clemens, R. Strand, B. Yates, D. Reuer, J. Mueller, K. Dominiack, M. Kehrwald, R. Mc Eachran, B. Cable, R. Cleland. FOURTH ROW: S. Swanson, J. VandeVorde, M. Priebe, L Hahn, M. Garnos, J. Dannenbring, D. Yeaton, B. Knutdson, G. Biskeborn, R. Bailey, M. Gold Frank J Frank L Priebe V Novak R Rasmussen J Swanson S McClena- ammer, P. , . , . , . , . , . , . han. STANDING: E. Peterson, Head Twirler, R. LaVoy, Drum Major, J. Beemer, J. Beemer J. Melcher, R. Bailey, J. Verschoor, B. Kelly, B. Gowdy, Mr. Roberts, Director. SOLOISTS: D. Kulhavy, Excellent, J. Westendorf, Excellent, M. Kelly, Excel- lent, J. Price, Superior, B. Kelly, Excellent, R. Bailey, Excellent, S. Mc- Clenahan, Excellent, J. Swanson, Good, R. Cleland, Superior, D. Smith, Sup- erior, L. Waysman, Excellent, R. Bailey, Excellent. 45 . f .5 i 4i3'1 I3 g, 1 . i 5 'mv ' ' f Y5 EF .Q if .X 1 1 iq ' ffA ', - if , 2 .Ax 1 .957 ' ' ' -ec '.'3'wf1- AIU -VA 'f elf ' K5 'N' l '. 3 Ei QV, X , , gi-f K q a ' . V NN, , ' V R . - 1 -. , Q 7 ' . wg ' 4 f -: K , Q - - . Q ' . -f, ,g Q- . . QS N, , F -' K 4- ' 1 vw. , ' ' - ' V N , X x wx X N I Q' 4 K ug , ls- 4' X ,Y ' I 1 l fy 'km mg! Q -f I... - . ' v . 'fv HSN 'YN 'jx Qi hr rl -M' QI' 1 21 Q ,. Y. 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Ji , x Q' ., .p ' ttf' I ,gf- va' W 3 ' fm X ' f ,vjf P?Nf '-fy WY X '-3-xQ'I.3--012A -Q K . .1 , av - : x , r iz! I, , f-.:??. --, 5, V. 'Bri xx M? I ,awp E , - pp fir: fd-f A .A V The Pep land 14ddA Spark to Uur gamm GA N0 FRONT ROW S Swanson S Peterson R Frederick D Smith M Kelly C Speckels J Swanson R Rasmussen V Novak L Prlebe SECOND ROW J Beemer J Westendorf L Hogarth D Reuer D Kulhavy L Steckelberg C Mlady R Cleland K McColley R Mc Eachran J Frank P Frank J Price THIRD ROW G Blskeborn J Melcher D Reuer M Kehrwald M Wait B Gowdy B Kelly R LaVoy K Domlniack B Yates M Clemens G Dufelmeier L Waysman R Bailey l land Studen tA Stl-ale fer 14 land FRONT ROW: R. Schwartz, D. Douville, P. Kelly, S. Taylor, E. Bailey, B. Bailey. SECOND ROW: N. Anderson, K. Varilek, B. Dutro, S. Hinders, R. Lindley, J. Christle, L. Lanz, J. Wieczorek, B. Schwiesow, J. Adams, P. Holland, N. Gust. THIRD ROW: J. Yates, N. Nel- son, G. Sherman, B. Pickner, M. Maurer, G. Garnos, G. Wieczorek, D. Isburg, S. Doyle, R. Entner, R. Grieg, G. Fisher, R. Peck, D. Frederick, J. Kehrwald, D. Triggs, J. Stran- sky, G. Novak, D. Philbrick. DRUMS: S. Hackett, B. Bode, R. Goldammer, B. Mueller, Mr. Roberts, Director, J. Verschoor. BARITONES: J. Winchester, F. Schwiesovv. 48 Z S- x E X293 L-EP KV ,ZZ 2 alll! -my S j f M ff! H MINI , , ,K XX , I ifxq 4 f'X Vx' X , ' 'Y xix , JY! xi? X K Q X ix x X 2 Xxx -' xiii X 1 X , I ' - -4- - f 1 ' 6 I , X! Krlff In 5 ' W' 2 Q f x A P f H f y U . X wx QQ, qi , wk A ' - lg- --fn : f i 'ii' nv? ' , NX V I Q 2 F as ----7 Y ,-A X, ff , X +4.49-bv Y kr KKVX ,, f f X x li-fx , -- XX ff ' KX - Y vhni- f- A, ,, ' Y - an sxxxx X X E E iQ1 N x X XC 1 ff J 7 xxg .Xi ,XXX f QQY i s ,ff ' Xi? ff . my K .. X , ff N ' ir K I Nr T7 ,ff 9,1 49 -Vlvm. if fi.- - Q? A ' A, ,. 'gi V1 'M TMA IA Uur Eoard of fducation LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Beckwith, Harry Wait, lxlrs. Wilber Saukvrson, V109 President, Don Stransky, Dr. Henry Mueller, President, Frank Lindley, Clerk. They birect Student 14ffairA ' rf A ' , W is 2 'ff N 79' K 5-4 1 fi SEATED: L. Doyle, J. Woster, B. Doran, R. Chaussm-0, Ixlr. Elrod, Advisor. .ll STANDING: L. Waysnian, G. Biskeborn, M. l.iOI1gC,ll'II, T. Wostvr, R. Sharpe. CHS if, govt-rnt-cl by tht- stuclc-nt touncil, which is made up of rm-prt-st-iitativa-s from each class ar-.fi the president of cauh c lass. Ray Clxzitismm' 15 prvbicient of the group, Jeanne' Wostvr is vim-- prvsicit-rtt, and Ritharcl Sharpe lS1l1f' secretary. The tougiuil voted to buy the pop toolt-r and popcorn niachine for the arniory. In order to raise the necessary funds to pay for tlzv vquipnivnt, thc- group took charge ox' uoncessions at various basketball games. The student Council is in Charge of the Homeooming festivities in October and sponsors school parties during the year. ln January a benefit dance for the lxdarch of Dimes was arranged by theni. They also sponsor the National Honor Society Banquet in May. 50 We look to Them for guidance V ,ss ..a's, Vernon V. Smith, Superintendent Heward Elrod Principal Q i Q3 XX f 4-MZ Merle Adams Wllma Sm1th Engllsh and Latm Home Ecormorrucs I. Q-Q Emmett Oleson Charlotte Cadwell lndustrlal Arts Adult Educatlon Enghsh I III 51 Q Leonard DeBoer Dale Vance Ag1'1Cu1U-lre Athletlc D1rector SN 'ami' .4 X Charles Roberts L01S Kaltsulas Band and Algebra Geometry and Cornmercual 41' I-I-I Nyle Meeker Denms Stahl Vocal Mus1c Soc1al Sc1ence Athleucs 52 .:, , ' Q- ' we g- . 7' V ,7- 'Lf' F 4 I C' I Y ,, --I ., ' . ' A ll, 'fl K Q ..,,, , Junior High Yacultq R N 11 L b d 010- Teacher-A Oatude the C'laAAl-vom .-fc-X 'vu grade 3 FRONT ROW: J. Bee-mer, G. Novak, D. Blare, M. Brown, L. Cooper, B. Price, E. Weide rnanr., M. Audiss. SECOND ROW: N. Schoenfelder, R. Schwiesow, D. Hinders, L. Woster, R L:1c'l-,D. Ostert, M. Atkinson, R. Sherman, R. Sees, L. Boettcher. THIRD ROW: P. Haugom H. Speckels, K. Newby, A. Harris, J. Wieczorek, D. Reuer, D. Frederick, S. Rosane, P Holland, N. Gust, C. Schwiesov.. FOURTH ROW: R. Busack, S. Clemens, M. Leiferman, B Simi 1l1 ', C. Richgauer, J. Dannenbring, P. Clemens, J. Melcher, T. Goodman, S. La hidvcf, P. Kznclopp. grade 7 FRONT ROW: R. Peck, R. Steckelberg, R. Greig, R. Rohrbauck, G. Garnos, M. Priebe, B Iwlueller, G. Reuer, R. Pickner, D. Douville, J. Adams, L. Pniak. SECOND ROW: G. Fisher B. Bode, J. Vfinchesler, R. Schoenfelder, I. Sexton, L. Schaub, R. Goldammer, G. Sherman M. Graves, R. Weber, R. Strand, J. Wahlin, J. Chaussee, K. Hinker. THIRD ROW: D. Dou ville, B. G1lbcrt, D. Swanson, D. Weniger, D. Shroyer, S. Rohrbauck, J. Stransky, M. Maur- er, G. Entner, C. Kauth, N. Anderson, L. Lanz, D. Isburg, D. Sly. FOURTH ROW: B. Cain A. Saukn-rson, J. V1-rschoor, G. Wieczorek, D. Irving, S. Gross, M. Woster, J. Christle, B Mueller, B. Dutro, L. Hahn, J. VandeVoorde, D. Schoenhard, G. Gunderson. NOT PICTURED S. Doyle, C. Lester, D. Speck, D. Triggs, L. Maiden, L. Baum. TEACHER: D. Giese. He 9 N QQ? - VN rl 03 grade 6 FRONT ROW: D. Stanton, L. Thorpe, F. Chavez, L. Ne-lson, C. W4-nigrr, S. MtCl1-nalan, D. Schwiesow, B. Boettcher, H. Gunter. SECOND ROW: V. Kifkland, lvl. Smits, C. Knor-., A. Stain, G. Ostert, S. Hindi-rs, J. Sherman, J. Kostelecky, D. Steckclbt-rg, T. Martin, W. L:-human. THIRD ROW: S. Greenhagen, I. Ostert, A. Cain, K. Varilek, J. Buckingham, J. Myers, N. Hamiel, C. Chaclderdon, D. Steckelberg, S. Andresen, J. Auch, R. Lt-wis. FOURTH ROW: S. Smith, D. Audiss, S. Krois, K. Olson, B. Biskeborn, P. Kelly, D. Harris, J. Haugorn, A. Boeding, J. Waysnaan, V. Soulek, J. Yates, R. Entner. NOT PICTURED: S. Taylor, J. Speck, M. Binder, G. Ames. TEACHERS: Mr. Hubbling and Mrs. Nankivel. grade S FRONT ROW: J. lvlills, S. Leifcrman, N. Audiss, L. Bunnell, M. Adams, V, Smith, Rohr- bauck, B. Steckelberg, B. Beckwith, J. Greig, R. Gilbert. SECOND ROW: K. Speck, T. Holland, R. Bode, M. Talish, L. Grecnhagen, K. Soulek, M. Hoeing, N. Haugom, D. Wahlin, E. Speck. THIRD ROW: J. Kehrwald, lvl. Venekarnp, W. Waysrnan, B. Hogarth, W. Saukcrson, A. Suho- enfelder, J. Winjurn, A. Gross, J. Kostelecky, D. Smith, P. Klein, R. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: J. Manger, J. Cranny, M. Gordon, C. Haugom, G. Sly, J. Hanig. NOT PICTURED: S. Healy, D. Freidrich, V. Dutro, L. Nelson. TEACHERS: lxlrs. lviycrs and Nc-ttiv Rziislx. fjfgfifi P nn GQ' xi grade 4 FRONT ROW: H. Brinker, R. Kickland, L. Strand, M. Chaussee, B. Boettcher, R. Steckel- berg, G. Wipf, C. Dobberstein, L. Moore, D. Swanson, N. Schwiesow, P. Novak. SECOND ROW: B. Stanton, T. Binder, S. Gunter, D. Sinclair, M. Olson, K. Stam, E. Kostelecky, R. Riggin, T. Ross, J. Olson, L. Olson, M. Verschoor. THIRD ROW: S. Speck, J. Olson, M. Chavez, R. Beebe, J. Goodrnan, J. Hansen, S. Manger, B. Kathan, B. Greenhagen, C. Ander- son, L. Foltz, D. Thorpe, L. Schoenhard. FOURTH ROW: K. Jurgensen, J. Clemens, B. El- lefson, K. Andresen, G. Auch, T. Goetsch, S. Westendorf, V. Raethz, C. Saukerson, D. Labi- dee, W. Shields, J. Parker. NOT PICTURED: J. Mueller, D. Anderson, M. Beckwith, D. Koeh- ler, L. Fees. TEACHERS: Miss Satler and Miss Tollifson. grade 3 FRONT ROW: N. Knudtson, P. Venekamp, S. Lester, S. Sonne, S. Stanton, J. Weniger, P. Friedrichs, T. Adams, E. Cain, L. Krios, G. Beckwith, G. Beckwith. SECOND ROW: G. Buri- nell, M. Farley, M. Woster, A. Kostelecky, L. Blare, S. Gross, B. Brown, G. Balster, D. Gust, M. Vehle, K. Schreiber, K. Schreiber. THIRD ROW: J. Dominiack, S. Peck, P. Man- ley, L. Rohrbauch, S. Syring, Y. Kauth, T. Cook, M. Holland, T. Bruns, D. Beemer, J. Glaus, J. Glaus. NOT PICTURED: C. Martin. TEACHERS: Mrs. Meeker, Miss Johnson. S x vs X ffl' M Q tj Ps grade 3 FRONT ROW: D. Dominiack, M. Greenhagen, M. Dingman, K. Healy, D. Chadderdon, J. Scho enfelder, W. Opitz, R. Audiss, S. Strand, D. Bunnell. SECOND ROW: K. Price, B. Elfson, J Schwiesow, C. Leiferman, K. Springer, R. Storjohann, G. Win-jurn, L. lwlills, L. Markus, J Pinah. THIRD ROW: P. VandeVoorde, B. Nankivel, H. Adams, T. Cook, M. Earl, D. Miller D. Saukerson, J. McEachran, N. Moore, K. Jira. FOURTH ROW: J. Wait, D. Triggs, T. Cle- mens, F. Lewis, D. Jira, D. Wise, B. Raethz, M. Kesselring, C. Leiferman, L. Potter, J Schwallri. grade Z FRONT ROW: D. Beyer, R. Brinker, M. Goetsch, S. Olson, R. Adamson, D. Gunderson, L Klipp, A. Delany, C. Foltz. SECOND ROW: G. Jira, T. Cook, B. Anderson, G. Gunter, T Atkinson, D. Dorris, D. Dominiack, J. Fees, D. Grave, R. Audiss, G. Anderson. THIRD ROW B. Stroh, D. Kelly, C. Kehrwald, M. Harum, S. Craft, N. Wise, R. Sherman, D. Jurgensen E. Farley, K. Dominiack, B. Sinclair. NOT PICTURED: D. Beckers, J. Hahn, N. Ross, D Bice, I. Bear, C. Grieg. TEACHERS: Mrs. Lasher and Miss Wudel. ,gb .QA V grade 2 FRONT ROW: T. Schoenhard, D. Mann, N. Schwiesow, C. Wipf, S. Wise, D. Steckelberg, J Thorpe, G. Maiden, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: W. Schaub, B. Nelson, M. Riggen, L. Speckels P. Robertson, R. Miller, J. Lasher, W. Price, S. Sonne, W. Eastman. THIRD ROW: M. Hol- land, R. Lewis, S. Klipp, D. Rinehart, D. Grave, B. Schockenrriaier, D. Palmer, K. Schwartz S. Urban, P. Thompson. NOT PICTURED: J. Swenson, J. Verschoor, J. Pankonin, R. McLane H. Talish, R. Myers. TEACHERS: Mrs. Lasher and Miss Wudel. grade I FRONT ROW: B. Audiss, H. Leiferman, J. Steckelberg, K. Delany, J. Moore, L. Beckwith T. Woster, J. Cahill, M. Schoenfelder, D. Robinson, T. Kaltsulas. SECOND ROW: M. Fred richs, J. Lewis, D. Chaussee, B. Novak, J. Dominiack, B. Chadderdon, B. Jira, C. Adam- son, D. Krog, L. Steckelberg, C. Moore, M. Opitz. THIRD ROW: C. Moore, J. Pickner, P Knox, D. Foltz, S. Dominiack, M. Anderson, C. Sly, T. Meyers, K. Saukerson, B. Beebe S. Winjurn, W. Dingman, L. Marsh. FOURTH ROW: L. Ellefson, S. Dorris, R. Maurer, L Nelsen, M. Myers, J. Fees, K. Venekamp, G. Raethz, G. Schuckenmaiel, J. Adams, E. Doyle C. Jones, I. Bruns, M. Dobberstein. NOT PICTURED: T. Goldammer, K. Woster, S. Grinnell D. Lewis, D. Wieczorek, P. Vance, A. Wahlin, G. Feltrnan, D. Doran, M. Haruni, M. Healy R. Stolzenburg, R. McClenahan. TEACHERS: Mrs. Hubbling, Mrs. Lasher, and Mrs. Andresen ffgf ---4 mf -.. vx!X, 1 FRONT ROW: B. Eveland, C. Cleek, D. Robinson, R. Klein, D. Olson, D. Elrod, D. Hade D. Dominiack, B. Krog. SECOND ROW: L. Lewis, K. Schoenfelder, J. Croft, J. Dorris, V Thomas, N. Boettcher, B. Kenobbie, C. Ohlrogge, O. Thorpe. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, N. Mil ler, V. Schwartz, R. Schochenmaier, D. Casey, D. Emme, B. Cranny, L. Silbernagel, P Novak. NOT PICTURED: G. Bunnell, K. Raethz, L. Schrnitt, J. Vance. TEACHER: Miss Gehm lfinderyarten FRONT ROW: S. Sonne, L. Rank, D. Schaub, L. Earl, E. Palmer, L. Jurgensen, J. McEach ran, L. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: M. Porter, S. Grass, T. DeBoer, P. Meyer, D. Sees, L. Dou ville, F. Cain, S. Price, V. Gunter. THIRD ROW: P. Lindley, L. Markus, V. Cullen, T. Vran esh, D. Schwiesow, C. Balster, T. Koehler, P. Adarns. NOT PICTURED: D. Beemer, S. Hart man, P. Rohrbauck, T. Woster, T. 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