Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

1965 CmL OhamWrl am I Vigk ScL o©] CliamWrlam, SDial i Dakota Education is the Key to Success. This year more than three hundred and eighty students sought this education at Chamberlain High School. In keeping with its environment, the high school offers its stu- dents an infinite variety of experience. Here students found a happy balance of activity, guidance in social and academic endeavors, and spiritual growth. Those that graduated this year have turned the key and opened the door to success. We hope that door will be opened many times in the future. We hope that these pages bring back the key moments of the 1964-65 year for you. Contents OOOOOOOOOOOOO 1 lie combination ol natural ability and f education is tlie key to success orma Study hall is a period of intense absorption. Newly emphasized speech class proves to be very entertaining. Shop boys work hard to finish their projects. Dissection is a favorite phase of Biology. Officers Vernon Smith, Advisor; S. Andresen, Student Council Representative; D. Countryman, Student Council Representative; D. Chilman, Vice-Pres- ident; B. Kester, Secretary; M. Binder, Treas- urer; L. Kenobbie, President. Seniors step through the door to opportunity ROBERT E. ALMOND DOUGLAS D. ADAMS RHONDA LEA ANDERSON STEPHEN WILLIAM ANDRESEN JAMES D. AUCH DARLENE GAY AUDISS JACK LEE BERRY MARY MARGARET BINDER BONNIE JEAN BISKEBORN ANNA MARIE BOEDING WILLIAM W. BOETTCHER MARK CHRISTIAN BRAINARD EDWIN JOHN BUCKINGHAM HI Seventy-four seniors wait patiently to receive their diplomas. JOE STEPHEN BURULL RANDOLPH L. BYRE CHARLOTTE ANN CHADDERDON FRANK ANTHONY CHAVEZ Sextet adds mellow notes to graduation. DAVID KERRY CHILMAN EDITH RUTH CHRISTENSEN GARY CLUTTER RICHARD LYLE COUNTRYMAN GEORGIA LYNN DeBOER ROBERT L. DeMUTH SHERRYL JANECE ELLIS DOUGLAS ORIN FELTMAN EILEEN ELIZABETH GALBRAITH ELAINE ELIZABETH GILL PAULA ANN GLASSER GEORGE RILEY GRAY DENNIS B. GUNDERSON HAROLD L. GUNTER, Jr. NOEL L. HAMIEL JAMES W. HAUGOM Exchange student, Hans Richner, brightens com- mencement with a flute solo by Handel. JAMES P. HENRICHSEN SHARON ANN HINDERS KENNETH A. HOUSKA CONSTANCE FAY HUBBARD VERLE DEAN KICKLAND JUDITH ELAINE KINDOPP MAVIS DELPHINE KLEIN CAROLYN LEE KNOX JOYCE MARIE KOSTELECKY SUSAN KAYE KROIS ROGER LaVOY RONALD CHARLES LEWIS TERRY LEE MARTIN CURTIS C. MILLERS JOHN CHARLES MYERS JACQUELYN ANN NEEDLES LYNDA SUE NELSEN CHARLEEN GALE OLSON MARGARET MARY PETERSEN DIANNA KAY PETRAK Janet Winjum sadly plays recessional march for graduating seniors. JOYCE ANN SHERMAN DOUGLAS DUANE SLY SHERRY LEIGH SMITH STEVE SMITH DARRYL JAMES STECKELBERG GARY C. STECKELBERG LOWELL SURAT COLLEEN ROSE SVENSON SUZANNE KAYE TAYLOR LARRY JAMES THORPE JANICE LUCILLE WAYSMAN CHERYL MARIE WENIGER Promises to keep and miles to go before we sleep Promises to keep and miles to go before we sleep. With this motto, 74 seniors began their miles to go on the evening of May 27. The seniors were led in by the Junior ushers, Jeanette Anderson and John Kerhwald, while Janet Winjum played Pomp and Circumstance. Rev. Deragisch of the St. James Catholic Church, gave the invocation. Bonnie Biskeborn gave the salutatorian address and John Buckingham III gave the valedictorian address. The Commencement address was presented by M. F. Coddington, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Halls of Ivy, and After Graduation Day, were sung by the Girls Sextet. Hans Richner gave a flute solo accompanied by Bonnie Biskeborn. The Mixed Chorus presented Born to Be Free, C.H.S. Hymn, and Aloha Oe. Principal Howard Elrod proudly presented the largest class to have graduated from CHS, to Dr. Henry Mueller, President of the school board. Rev. Deragisch closed with the benediction and the spectators stood as the newly grad- uated class marched proudly across the floor toward the future. M. F. Coddington Rev. R. R. Klein Mr. Steve Brainard and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kester and Becky Mr. and Mrs. Wallice Olson and Charleen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weniger and Cheryl Salutatorian Bonnie Biskeborn ex- presses her feelings about graduation. I hose seniors attain special li ©mors Bonnie Biskeborn, Mavis Klein, Suzanne Taylor, Hal Werner, Ed Buckingham, and Noel Hamiel were named to the National Honor Society and honored at a banquet given by the Student Council. To qualify a student must receive no semester grade lower than a B . Boy’s State delegates, Hal Werner, Mark Brainard, and Steve Andresen discuss their ex- periences in government with their alternates Joe Burull, Bill Boettcher, and Ed Buckingham. Boy’s State was held at Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen. Bonnie Biskeborn and Janice Ways man, Girl’s State Representatives relate their memories as citizens at Girl’s State at Dakota Wesleyan Univer- sity to alternate Mavis Klein. Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Winner, Bonnie Biskeborn, demon- strates her cooking skill. Connie Keenum, DAR Candidate, pauses to glance up from her studies. Officers M. Adams, Vice-President; J. Kehrwald, President; W. Saukerson, Student Council Representative; D. Smith, Student Council Represent- ative; J. Anderson, Secretary; Leonard DeBoer, Advisor; B. Steckelberg, Treasurer. Juniors open tire door to opportunity Mike Adams James Anderson Jeanette Anderson Norma Audiss Joyce Bebo Beverly Beckwith Ted Beehler Dennis Bely Robert Bode Mary Coler 28 Linda Dozark Richard DuVall Gary Erwin Dennis Feltman Richard Feltman Fergus Galbraith Eddie Geddes Roger Gilbert Judy Goodman Marlys Goos Denise Gray Linda Greenhagen Andrea Gross Roger Hammer beck Ronald Hansen Nancy Haugom Merrill Haynes Mary Healy Susan Healy Jim Heinrich Bill Hogarth Tom Holland Joan Honomichl James Dyrk Hrabe Sandra Hulm Denton Jensen Jean Johnson Judy Jones Annette Keiner John Kehrwald 29 Theresa Kline Patricia Klein Marvin Knutson Sharlene Kolund James Kostelecky Gail Larson Larry Larson Sally Leiferman Sheryl Leiferman Mike London Barry McKenna Janine Manger Linda Martin Jerry Meyer Sheila Miller Jerry Mills DeEtte Mueller Dianne Nelson Larry Nelson Barry Olson John Pankonin Denise Patterson Margery Pickner Norma Plantenberg Donald Randall Cherrie Rohrbauck Wayne Saukerson Annamae Schoenfelder Elaine Sharpe William Gale Sly 30 Darrel Smith Vernon Smith David Solheim Ken Soulek Rhicky Speckels Duane Stanton Billy Steckelberg Susan Steele Dianne Stellwag Sandra Stephens Norman Stethem Jim Swanson Linda Tarabetz Mary Taylor Bruce Voeltz Delores Wahlin Wayne Ways man Kathleen Wegner Janet Winjum Mary Kay Yeaton 31 Officers J. Minkler, Secretary; C. Saukerson, Student Council Representative; S. Westendorf, Secretary; L. Fees, Vice-President; Mrs. Edythe Bill Blllman, Advisor; L. Strand, Stu- dent Council Representative; R. Kickland, President. Sophomores unlock the door to opportunity Dennis Andera Frank Andera Craig Anderson David Anderson Ken Andresen Diane Bartekoske Mark Beckwith Tim Binder Barbara Blindauer Bob Boettcher 32 Linda Bunnell Ted Byre Mike Chaussee Phyllis Chilson Ethel Christensen Russ Christensen Jane Clemens Arlene Davenport BUI Davis BUI DeMuth Gene Draeger Linda Fees Marilyn Feltman Linda Foltz John Fuegen Jean Gibson Gloria GiU George Goethals Terry Goetsch James Goodman BUI Greenhagen Patsy Guest David Gunderson Steve Gunter Donna Hauck Violet Hickey Peggy Hosek Linda Houska Sam Jorgensen Kenneth Jurgensen 33 Barbara Kathan Ryan Klckland Ginger King Elaine Kostelecky Eugene Koster Doug Labidee Marla LaVoy Ramon Maly Shariene Manger Sam Martin Bill Martin Steve McKenna John Minckler Michael Montavon Rick Montgomery LeRoy Moore Mark Morken Jack Mueller Gene Nedved Pam Novak Jeanne Olson Jerry Olson Larry Olson Linda Olson Linda Palmer John Parker Rodney Peterson Mickey Priebe Bill Randall Darrel Reuer 34 Archie Roberts Gary Rose Clyde Saukerson Jerry Schaldack Larry Schoenhard Donna Schulte Norman Schwiesow Lois Sharpe Dennis Sinclair Robert Smith Sharon Speck Diane Steckelberg Roger Steckelberg Fawn Stewart Leone Strand Daryl Swanson Suzanne Swanson Doug Thorpe Charlene Turgeon Margaret Verschoor Roger Weber Steve Westendorf Jim Williamson Gilbert Wipf Norman Almond u 35 Officers G. Winjum, Vice-President; J. Taylor, Student Council Representa- tive; B. Nankivel, Student Council Representative; Dennis Bobier, Advisor; R. Speckels, President. Freshmen insert key to opportunity Robert Adams Tom Adams Anita Anderson JoEllen Andresen Ronnie Audiss Galen Balster Donna Bartekoske Ruth Be bo Diane Beemer Lyla Blare 36 Sharon Bllndauer Gloria Bode Linda Bode Bill Brown Glenda Bunnell Judy Bures Quinten Burull Donna Chadderdon Christine Christensen Tom Clemens Sylvan Coles Ted Cook Tom Cook Janine Crone David Dominiack Jo Ann Dominiack Scott Dominiack Debbra Eleeson Bruce Eymer Daniel Forell Barbara Fousek Janet Glaus June Glaus Sandi Gilman Edward Goedials Gary Goodman Mel Greenhagen Gary Grimshaw Teona Guest Danny Gust 37 William Hansen Bruce Hanson John Healy Kathy Healy Don Heinrich Tom Henley Charles Hintze Mike Holland Ben Honomichl James Houska Richard Houska Gary Hulm Dwayne Jira Kay Jira Gary Johnson Doug Jones Yvonne Kauth Robert Keech Daniel Keiner Darlys Kenobbie Marilee Kesselring Karla King David Knippling Donald Knippling Joseph Knippling Nancy Knudtson Arlene Kostelecky Charles Leiferman Pam Manley Linda Markus 38 Carol Martin Jim Martin John McEachran Shannon Miller Larry Mills Ted Moe Theresa Montavon Nancy Moore Bill Nankivel Romaine Nedved Don Padgett Connie Palmer Shirley Peck Herman Petersen Linda Potter Cathy Price Nancy Raish Randall Reis Clayton Roberts LaVerta Rohrbauck Dale Saukerson Bill Schneider Jon Schoenfelder Dianne Schulte Jerry Schwalm Joel Schwiesow Wade Simonson Sheila Sonne Randy Speckels Sandra Speckels 39 Thomas Springer Bonnie Stethem Susan Strand Alice Swanson Judy Swanson Sandra Syrlng Janet Taylor Wayne Thompson David Triggs Judy Turgeon Paul VandeVoorde Michael Vehle Betty Venekamp Gene Voss Jeanne Walt Keith Wegner Janice Weniger Gloria Winjum Darrell Wise Delores Wolcott Carol Wolfe Mike Woster Fred Zaugg LaRae Zaugg 40 Hans discusses various subjects with CHS Counseler, Host parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lanz, congratulate Hans at Edward Lodge. Commencement. II Ians atJ Ms am interesting touch to CHS Senior, Hans Richner, added a Swiss touch to the CHS student body this year. The long- lived dream of the United Church Youth to sponsor an exchange student had finally become a reality. He arrived at Chamberlain in July to live with his new host family, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lanz. Hans adjusted rapidly to his new environment and was soon behaving like a normal American teenager. He was elected president of the A Band, in which he played first chair flute. He lettered in football and graduated with honors. As Hans learned of the American way of life, he also told the Americans of what life is like in Switzerland. Men and countries shall always strive for closer understanding. Hans has brought the CHS youth closer to Switzerland, and they hope that Hans, with his newly acquired knowledge, will bring his Swiss friends closer to the United States. Hans poses with UCY officers that sponsored his year in Band director, DeLyle Dvorak, assists Hans in solo work. America. Office Secretary Mrs. Dolly Parker Cooks Mrs. Lou DeBoer, Mrs. Norma Swanson, Mrs. Bertha Yates, Mrs. Hazel Wlpf, Mrs. Margaret Knox. V 1 ‘ Cooks Mrs. Mary Ann Lewis, Mrs. Garnet Price, Mrs. Pearle Petersen. QUEEN MARY, MARSHAL JOE 11 on r com i n g f es£ i ya iics arc opimocl with crowning ol royalty ✓ ✓ As strains of the processional march rang through the CHS auditorium, the curtains opened, disclosing a decorative stage, and the array of at- tendants came forth. All were in place and Mas- ter of Ceremonies, Mark Brainard, announced Queen Mary Binder and Marshal Joe Burull to an awed audience. CHS Homecoming activities for 1964 were in full swing. After the coronation ceremonies, the stu- dents attended the traditional bonfire 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 2, the big day, arrived. Queen Mary, Marshal Joe, and the CHS band led the homecoming parade down main street. It was later disclosed that the senior float, Cubs, Bear Down , had taken first prize, while the sophomores' We'll Gorill 'Em , placed sec- ond, and the Juniors', Wishin' For Victory , carried third place. That night the crowd congregated at the football field to watch the Cubs put up a bril- liant fight against the Gregory Gorillas. The final score was 34-12, with the Gorillas over the Cubs. To add the final touches to the festivities, a dance was held in the armory which was open to all students of CHS and alumni. The Four Flushers provided the main entertainment. Thus the memorable 1964 Homecoming came to an end. S. Strand, M. Verschoor, J. Manger, C. Hubbard, L. Sllbernagel, P. Wlllrodt, Queen Mary, Marshal Joe, C. Hutmacher S. Drew, L. Kenobbie, K. Soulek, R. Peterson, H. Petersen. A . h Cheerleaders boost morale during traditional pep rally on main street. Queen Mary and Marshal Joe take their honored position In the parade. 46 Students eagerly gather around the annual bonfire prepared by the freshmen. CHS ’A Band, In exact precision, leads the Home- coming parade. FIRST ROW: J. Weniger, T. Guest, J. Glaus, J. Gibson, J. Anderson, L. Olson, A. Anderson, P. Klein, G. King. SECOND ROW: L. Zaugg, C. Martin, C. Palmer, S. Blindauer, L. Bode, N. Moore, B. Fousek, D. Chadderdon, J. Glaus, Advisor Mrs. Edythe Billman. THIRD ROW: R. Bebo, J. Kostelecky, J. Swanson, D. Wahlin, J. Bebo, J. Andresen, L. Potter, K. Wegner, L. Tarabetz, M. Kesselring. NOT PICTURED: C. Chadderdon, S. Kolund. Newly organized FTh shows student interest m teaching profession Officers J. Anderson, Vice-President; L. Olson, Secretary -treasurer; R. Bebo, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Edythe Billman, Advisor; J. Glaus, Historian. NOT PICTURED: S. Kolund, President. minors present sorority scenes of college life TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL By Peggy Goodin Elizabeth Becky Adelaide Merry Marge Dallas Casey Mother Apple . . . Patty Klein Mrs. Bellows . . . Sheila Miller Joe Chad Sam Justine Polly Marilyn June An Expressman . . Bob Dan Thelma Alice Grace Marie Co-stage Managers Richard Feltman Directed by Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell Armors dramatize tlie problems of am energetic family BROTHER GOOSE by William Davidson Jeff.......................................Hal Werner Carol...................................Connie Keenum Wes..............................Terry Powell Hyacinth........................Paula Glasser Helen..........................Janice Waysman Peggy..........................Suzanne Taylor Eve......................................Becky Kester Sarah..........................Georgia DeBoer Lenore.........................Carolyn Knox Mrs. Trimmer...................Sherryl Ellis Truck driver..............................Jack Berry Manager..........................Mavis Klein Prompter.....................Rhonda Anderson Director..................Mrs. Reeva Nankivel FIRST ROW; Advisor Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell, E. Sharpe, J. Gibson, L. Olson, S. Leiferman, P. Klein, Advisor Mrs. Reeva Nanklvel. SECOND ROW: B. Blskeborn, J. Swanson, P. Glasser, J. Mills, J. Olson, H. Werner. THIRD ROW- M. Coler. P VandeVoorde, D. Triggs, R. Hammerbeck, J. Healy, D. Wahlin, S. Miller. Declam students talk tin eir way success Approximately 60 CHS students, representing all four classes, participated in declam. They were coached by Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell and Mrs. Reeva Nankivel, declamation ad- visors. Twelve students were chosen to participate in the local contest. The following were selected to enter the district contest which was held in the Armory: H. Werner, Oratory: L. Olson, Dramatics; J. Healy, Humorous; and B. Biskeborn, Poetry. This group went on to win four excellent ratings in the regional contest which was also held in the Armory. FIRST ROW: D. Kelner, B. Eymer, C. Svenson, T. Henley, D. Jones, J. Waysman, B. Stecseioerg, S. Taylor, Advisor Dennis Bobler. SECOND ROW: B. Kester, T. Holland, H. Werner, M. Holland, J. Kehrwald, J. Pankonin, D. Gust, M. Binder. THIRD ROW: B. Boettcher, R. Lewis, T. Powell, D. Saukerson, E. Buckingham, T. Binder, D. Bely, B. Hogarth, D. Smith. m dents explore tire depths of future science lep The Science Club viewed various technical movies on the aspects of the application of science. The members also learned the fundamental manipulation of the slide rule. The club is now affiliated with Future Scientists of America. Officers Dennis Bobler, Advisor; B. Steckelberg, Vice-Pres- ident; M. Binder, Secretary; S. Taylor, Treasurer; E. Buckingham, President. FIRST ROW; S. Steele, J. Jones, P. Chllson, P. Novak, S. Manger, D. Hauck, B. Beckwith, S. Rohrbauck, Advisor Mrs. Karen McMurchle. SECOND ROW; L. Strand, S. Syrlng, C. Knox, D. Nelson, D. Mueller, S. Hinders, D. Schulte, N. Haugom, E. Sharpe. THIRD ROW; A. Schoenfelder, L. Greenhagen, E. Christensen, C. Saukerson, G. DeBoer, C. Chadderdon, L. hoenhard, S. Ellis, J. Waysman. NOT PICTURED: D. Labidee. J©urmalnsm slur! pints work incliisf rioiisly to rel Cl IS news ease CHS Hi-Life, under the direction of Karen McMurchie, is an eight-page mimeographed paper published every three weeks. Led by co-editors Sherryl Ellis and Janice Waysman, the paper informs students and faculty of school activities. Members of the staff attended the South Dakota High School Press Association Con- ference in Brookings where they received a first-class honor rating of excellent. FIRST ROW: C. Rohrbauck, L. Nelsen, E. Gill, J. Gibson, M. Verschoor, B. Beckwith, D. Hauck, Advisor Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas. SECOND ROW: D. Mueller, L. Strand, D. Schulte, T. Holland, J. Winjum, D. Smith, S. Taylor, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: L. Olson, J. Taylor, J. Swanson, M. Binder, J. Andresen, C. Keenum, D. Beemer, L. Foltz. NOT PICTURED: D. Labi dee. memories FIRST ROW: K. King, J. Klndopp, S. Kolund, T. Guest, A. Anderson, S. Steele, J. Winjum, L. Greenhagen, M. Yeaton, M. Feltman, L. Sharpe, T. Montavon, S. Peck, L. Blare, P. Hosek, N. Knudtson, E. Sharpe. SECOND ROW: N. Moore, M. Petersen, D. Schulte, D. Chadderdon, L. Bode, S. Blindauer, S. Strand, L. Markus, D. Bartekoske, L. Bunnell, D- Bartekoske, G. Larsen, J. Glaus, P. Glasser, P. Manley, G. Winjum, C. Hubbard, Advisor Mrs. Merry Emme. THIRD ROW; L. Zaugg, D. Petrak, D. Schulte, F. Stewart, C. Martin, J. Glaus, S. Ellis, S. Speckels, J. Taylor, J. Sherman, S. Leiferman, B. Fousek, J. Dominiack, G. Bunnell, M. Kesselrlng, A. Davenport, C. Wolfe, L. Tarabetz, J. Weniger, L. Houska. FOURTH ROW; D. Miller, J. Turgeon, C. Palmer, G. Bode, J. Bebo, J. Bures, L. Potter, K. Jira, N. Raish, J. Walt, C. Chadderdon, A. Schoenfelder, E. Christensen, R. Bebo, Y. Kauth, S. Sonne, D. Audiss, S. Miller, D. SteUwag, J. Olson. IF 11A ers work enthusiastically toward success i n h ornem, k i n g The F.H.A. Chapter worked toward making each member a more successful home- maker of tomorrow through programs on You and Your Values , Family Relations , Strengthening My Education , and Launching Good Citizenship . Their projects were selling cook books and taking May baskets to the home for the elderly. The Harvest Ball was sponsored by the local chapter. Much time and effort was spent by each member on preparations for the Region VI Convention at Winner. Linda Markus was the candidate for State Parlimentarian and Dianne Stellwag was installed as Region Reporter. Officers M. Yaton, Secretary; M. Feltman, Treasurer; S. Steele, Vice-president; Mrs. Merry Emme, Advisor; J. Winjum, President; L. Greenhagen, Historian; L. Sharpe, Parliamentarian. Queen Connie poses cheerfully in front of the harvest decorations. FI IA sponsors 11arvest 'Ball FHA selected moonbeam attendents: S. Blindauer, fresh- man; M. Feltman, sophomore; J. Winjum, FHA president; Queen Connie; Susan Steele, Junior; and Sherryl Ellis, senior. The students spent a gay evening filled with laughter and dancing. FFA boys coin plete full ill mg Officers SEATED: D. Bely, Vice President; D. Chllman, Sec- retary; M. Prlebe, Sentinel. STANDING: D. Feltman, Treasurer; D. Reuer, Reporter; Leonard DeBoer, Advisor; H. Werner, President. an active year The election of FFA officers was the start of an active year. Later in September, these boys were a part of the District 4 Leadership Training School held In Platte. Dave Chilman and Dennis Bely attended the National FFA Convention held in Kansas City in October. In April, teams were entered in all of the state contests, and 17 boys attended as judges or delegates to the State Convention. The final event was the Father-Son Banquet at which Les Helegland was the guest speaker. This was followed by the presentation of awards earned during the current year. FIRST ROW: H. Petersen, J. Houska, S. Domlniack, K. Wegner, R. Audiss, B. Martin, D. Forell, D. Stanton, S. Martin, R. Houska, D. Keiner, D. Heinrich. SECOND ROW: R. Peterson, A. Roberts, R. Christensen, D. Feltman, B. Randall, R. Gunderson, H. Werner, D. Feltman, S. Jorgensen, L. Olson, J. Mills, C. Roberts, D. Mlady, Advisor Leonard DeBoer. THIRD ROW: J. Fuegen, D. Feltman, J. Meyers, D. Knippllng, J. Healy, R. Smith, K. Jurgensen, G. Clutter, T. Powell, R. Reis, W. Thompson, Q. Burull, B. Hanson, D. Bely- FOURTH ROW: M. Priebe, G. Gray, J. Heinrich, T. Cook, D. Randall, D. Solhelm, T. Goetsch, D. Gunderson, D. Chllman, T. Cook, D. Andera, J. Knippllng, D. Knippllng, D. Reuer, R. DuVall. FIRST ROW: G. King, S. Leiferman, L. Nelsen, S. Taylor, B. Biskebom, P. Glasser, D. Nelson, L. Olson, Advisor Mrs. Merle Adams. SECOND ROW: S. Hinders, B. Kester, S. Leiferman, S. Ellis, C. Keenum, J. Anderson, M. Adams, L. Greenhagen, J. Waysman, R. Kickland. THIRD ROW; M. Beckwith, M. Coler, C. Saukerson, T. Binder, W. Saukerson, S. Westendorf, J. Swanson, J. Goodman, M. Binder. Latin students relivr Roman customs at annua 1 Officers S. Ellis, President; J. Anderson, Treasurer; Mrs. Merle Adams, Advisor; L. Olson, Secretary; M. Adams, Vice President. Latin students accompanied by their fathers chat gaily as they await the main course. Latin students dressed in Roman attire discuss plans for the evening. FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, D. Mueller, B. Beckwith, J. Wlnjum, Advisor Mrs. Karen McMurchie. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, C. Knox, S. Hinders, D. Nelson, E. Christensen. THIRD ROW: C. Chadderdon, J. Waysman, S. Ellis, M. Binder, V. Smith, G. DeBoer. nine qua lify f or mem Lersh up m Ota a 11 and Scroll Former members light the Light of Truth, which is the center of all journalistic writing. Special guests and Individuals, who Instituted the formation of the prom, are seen eating and chatting at the head table. Sophomore servants, dressed In South-Sea apparel, carry In the main course to the guests. The 1965 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet took the CHS'ers to the dreamy atmosphere of Tahitian Dream. After a delicious dinner, Vern Duba, the guest speaker, entertained with his Thoughts of the Isles. A flower-covered bridge provided the entrance to the dreamland of Tahiti, while the promsters danced the night away to Billy Warren and his orchestra. The dancers were served punch in front of a Tahitian grass shack which served as the entrance to the refreshment area. Stephanie Clinton and Gloria Winjum watch on as Hans Richner and Bill Greenhagen make arrangements for partner exchange In future dances. 60 The Grand March began the events of the evening and was lead by John Kehrwald, junior class president, Leon Kenobbie, senior class president, and their dates, Janet Winjum and Arlene Davenport. Mrs. Robert Winjum and Mrs. Russel Miller serve refreshments to Sheila Miller, Terry Powell, Arlene Davenport, and Leon Kenobbie as they gather at the punch bowl. FIRST ROW: N. Knudtson, L. Nelsen, C. Svenson, C. Weniger, E. GUI, L. Bode, D. Chadderdon, D. Bartekoske, J. Gibson, J. Weniger, L. Blare, K. King, A. Anderson, Advisor Mrs. Sally Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Hubbard, T. Guest, J. Glaus, S. Kolund, C. Turgeon, C. Steckelberg,P. Manley, J. Crone, C. Martin, A. Boeding, P. Glasser, L. Tarabetz, D. Schulte, S. Leiferman. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, J. Glaus, E. Galbraith, J. Olson, D. Audiss, C. Palmer, M. Binder, D. Wolcott, E. Christensen, S. Leiferman, C. Keenum, J. Winjum, K. Wegner. FOURTH ROW; S. Taylor, J. Way Oman, M. Healy, S. Ellis, J. Swanson, C. Chadderdon, G. DeBoer, N. Raish, J. Bebo, D. Wahlin, S. Miller, M. Yeaton, J. Bures, J. Sherman. Pep Club mcourages sell ool spirit Officers Mrs. SaUy Mfiler, Advisor; S. Kolund, Secretary; J. Bebo, Vice-President; S. Leiferman, Sergeant At Arms; D. Wahlin, Treasurer; M. Healy, Reporter; S. Miller, President. 'A' T eam FIRST ROW: H. Werner, J. Martin, L. Thorpe, B. Boettcher, D. Countryman, K. Houska, T. Holland, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: H. Rlchner, B. Hogarth, D. Wolfe, C. Saukerson, M. Brainard, M. Adams, J. Kehrwald, W. Waysman, J. Swanson, F. Galbraith. THIRD ROW; Coach Don Glese, J. BuruU, D. Chllman, S. Andresen, J. Heinrich, R. Hammerbeck, J. Berry, S. Westendorf, W. Saukerson, B. Voeltz, K. Soulek, Student Manager G. Hulm, Assistant Coach Jerry Miller. Determ mat ion drives gridiron all pad The 1964 football season had a forceful start with two wins and one loss. However, the team became plagued with injuries and, even though the Cubs put up a grueling fight, they could not continue the excellent record they had in the beginning of the season. Consequently, the season ended with a record of 2 wins and 7 losses. At the annual Homecoming the Cubs fought valiantly against the Gregory Gorillas. The Cubs met defeat in a 34-12 decision. Although twelve players have graduated, Coach Don Giese is hopeful of a promising 1965 season. s eauors FIRST ROW: D. Wolfe, H. Werner, K. Houska, B. Boettcher, D. Countryman, L. Thorpe. SECOND ROW; M. Brainard, D. Chllman, J. Burull, S. Andresen, H. Richner, J. Berry. Co-captains Dick Countryman and Joe Burull were inspirational leaders in our Cubs’ grueling fight for victory. T ram FIRST ROW; M. Greenhagen, T. Henley, D. Keiner, R. Houska, D. Jones, D. Wise, C. Leiferman, J. Knippling, J. Williamson, D. Gust. T. Adams, D. Heinrich, SECOND ROW: J. Houska, D. Knippling, B. Greenhagen, J. Minckler, J. Martin, C. Anderson, Q. Burull, L. Schoenhard, S. Gunter, B. Boettcher, J. Schwiesow, D. Thorpe, R. Maly, D. Saukerson, D. Jira. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Marlyn Fredericksen, Student Manager G. Hulm, J. Goodman, S. Jorgensen, D. Knippling, K. Christensen, J. McEachran, D. Triggs, T. Goetsch, S. Westendorf, M. Holland, B. Nankivel, J. Healy, J. Parker, C. Saukerson, Coach Duane Stevenson. The Cubs get set for a play as the defense looks on. We They Sept. 4 Winner 7 14 Sept. 11 Gettysburg 14 0 Sept. 18 Wessington Springs 13 7 Sept. 25 Pierre 0 35 Oct. 2 Gregory 12 34 Oct. 9 Miller 0 13 Oct. 16 Canton 0 20 Oct. 23 Madison 0 27 Oct. 30 Platte 6 20 Action is rough but the Cubs move upfield. JL FIRST ROW: J. Goodman, L. Larson, R. Gilbert, L. Thorpe, M. Adams, D. Countryman, B. Boettcher, G. Wipf, F. Chavez, B. Steckelberg, Advisor Don Giese. SECOND ROW: M. Brainard, D. Wolfe, B. Boettcher, K. Houska, J. Kehrwald, B. Voeltz, C. Saukerson, H. Werner, T. Holland, J. Schwalm. THIRD ROW: D. Almond, R. Lewis, H. Rlchner, K. Soulek, B. Hogarth, J. Burull, J. Parker, N. Hamiel, G. Erwin, D. Smith, R. Montgomery, FOURTH ROW: J. Pankonin, J. Heinrich, S. Andresen, D. Chilman, J. Haugom, J. Berry, R. Hammerbeck, D. Steckelberg, T. Martin, W. Waysman, J. Swanson. .Members of sports of ‘C Glut derived from four fields Officers D. Chilman, Vice president; J. Haugom, Sec- retary-treasurer; L. Thorpe, President; Don Giese, Advisor. 67 Student Manager, J. Schwalm. FIRST ROW; J. Martin, N. Hamiel, S. Andresen, D. Chilman, B. Voeltz, M. Brainard. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Giese, B. Hogarth, W. Saukerson, R. Hammerbeck, S. Westendorf, D. Almond, Coach Elton Byre. MCC 1 eam B. Boettcher, J. Pankonin, J. Swanson, M. Priebe, Coach Duane Stevenson, K. Andresen, D. Hrabe, G. Wipf, B. Steckelberg. I earn R. Kickland, D. Thorpe, C. Saukerson, D. Triggs, D. Jlra, T. Binder, T. Goetsch, N. Almond, J. Healy, D. Knippling, R. Montgomery, Q. Burull, J. Goodman, M. Beckwith, Student Manager L. Moore, Coach Don Giese. F rcshman TI cam Student Manager, L. Schoeiuiard. FIRST ROW: Coach Marlyn Fredericksen, B. Brown, J. Schwiesow, R. Audiss, M. Greenhagen, B. Schneider, D. Dominlack, C. Hintze, B. Nankivel, D. Knippling, G. Balster, M. Holland, R. Reis. T. Clemens. J. McEachran, J. Knippling, D. Wise. 70 Coach Byre gives the Cubs final instructions for the on-coming half. Ken Soulek (20) releases a shot while Noel Hamlel (30) and Roger Hammerbeck (40) wait for the rebound. Mark Brainard attempts a free throw. 1964-65 Schedule W§ They Nov. 20 Lead 40 50 Nov. 21 Deadwood 67 55 ♦Dec. 4 Miller 38 45 ♦Dec. 11 Gregory 62 43 Dec. 18 Wessington Springs 67 58 Jan. 5 Plankinton 60 71 ♦Jan. 12 Platte 54 50 ♦Jan. 15 Winner 58 61 Jan. 16 Miller 63 66 Jan. 19 Highmore 63 71 ♦Jan. 22 Mobridge 56 65 ♦Jan. 29 Fort Pierre 85 52 Feb. 2 Kimball 92 77 ♦Feb. 12 Pierre 56 57 Feb. 13 Wagner 53 52 ♦Feb. 19 Notre Dame 74 68 Feb. 26 Winner 68 76 Mar. 5 Gregory 57 61 Mar. 9 10 Section IV Tour, at Huron ♦Home Games 71 FIRST ROW; S. Dominlack, D. Smith, T. Holland, L. Moore, T. Henley, C. Saukerson, L. Thorpe, D. Stanton, A. Roberts, C. Anderson, D. Gust. SECOND ROW; Coach Marlyn Fredericksen, W. Waysman, Q. Burull, B. Randall, R. Peterson, B. Voeltz, B. Hogarth, J. Goodman, B. Greenhagen, R. Maly, J. Martin, B. Boettcher, C. Hintze, M. Holland, Coach Miller. THIRD ROW; D. Triggs, D. Knippling, S. Westendorf, S. Andresen, W. Saukerson, J. Burull, D. Andera, T. Goetsch, J. Knippling, D. Knippling, R. Nedved, H. Richner; Coach Byre. TLmclads set pace for competition Co-captains Wayne Saukerson and Steve Andresen discuss results of competition with Coach Fredericksen. 72 Joe Burull took 4th at the State track meet held in Watertown. To add to his collection he took 2nd in the Winner Invitational, placed 3rd at Tyndall, took 5th at the Howard Wood Relays, and placed 1st at the Region at Pierre. Joe broke his previous record in the discus by throwing 147 ft. 11 1 2 in. 73 Larry Thorpe soars tor a long Jump. Freshman Relay Team C. Hintze, R. Nedved, J. Martin, and B. Nankivel broke the freshman 440 relay record In 48.2 and the 880 In 1:40.2. L. Thorpe, T. Holland, B. Randall, and J. Martin ran the 880-yard relay team. L. Larson, J. Kehrwald, F. Chavez, G. Erwin compose the golf team for the 65 team. L. Larson qualified for the state golf meet. 74 Bill Hogarth clears hurdle in great form. Bill Nankivel receives the baton from Charlie Hintze. A 1 eam Coacn Jerry Miller, S. Dominlack, D. Heinrich, R. Gilbert, B. Boettcher, L. Thorpe, M. Adams, T. Holland, G. Erwin, W. Waysman, J. Kehrwald, J. Heinrich, J. Parker, Student Manager: D. Saukerson IN ew sport takes LoU at Cl IS Co-captains Larry Thorpe and Gary Erwin led matmen through first year experience. nm nr aj I cam FIRST ROW; E. Goethals, D. Keiner, F. Andera, L. Larson, J. Williamson, C. Anderson, R. Maly, R. Steckelberg, D. Gust. SECOND ROW: M. Chaussee, P. VandeVoorde, N. Stethem, S. Jorgensen, R. Speckels, B. Greenhagen, R. Nedveo, F. Galbraith, K. Jurgensen, B. Honomichl, R. Bode, D. Andera. 1964-65 Schedule Tom Holland overtakes Gary Erwin. Mike Adams readies Bill Boettcher for the mat. We They Mitchell B 10 38 ♦Winner 8 38 Gregory 10 38 Mitchell B 18 24 ♦Ft. Pierre 37 11 Pierre 8 36 Ft. Pierre 34 15 Home matches Connie Hubbard Janet Winjum Jeanette Anderson U A” pep stjjmail boosts team spirit Elaine Gill Margaret Verschoor Teona Guest JoEilen Andresen “MCC” eer A e ciers victories lixed Chorus FIRST ROW; Director Nyle Meeker, M. Coler, S. Turgeon, S. Miller, M. Yeaton, D. Wahlin, R. Anderson, J. Waysman, S. Taylor, A. Boedlng, P. Novak, E. Sharpe. SECOND ROW: D. Audlss, D. Stellwag, J. Needles, S. Ellis, E. Galbraith, L. Strand, M. Verschoor, N. Audlss, J. Winjum, M. Klein, J. Gibson, L. Sharpe, P. Glasser. THIRD ROW; G. Steckelberg, M. Bralnard, T. Goetsch, J. Pankonln, C. Saukerson, N. Hamlel, T. Holland, B. Hogarth, B. Boettcher, J. Mueller, G. Wlpf, S. Coles, R. Klckland. FOURTH ROW: R. Feltman, D. Smith, R. Bode, M. Holland, J. McEachran, J. Berry, S. Andresen, J. Swanson, J. Kehrwald, D. Feltman, T. Binder, D. Triggs, J. Schwalm. M Fo .Meek er directs vocal music for fmal year During the past year the vocal music department of CHS, under the direction of Nyle Meeker, provided many hours of entertainment both to those participating and to those listen- ing. The vocal department lived up to it's reputation at the Region V annual contest at Kimball Feb. 4. Boys' Octet earned a superior, they have received a superior since 1952. Girls Sextet and four soloists received superiors. Highlighting the year was the Christmas vocal music concert presented Dec. 22, and the combination band and vocal Spring Festival presented May 4 under the direction of Mr. John Rezatto of South Dakota State University. The closing of this year marked the end of Nyle Meeker's years at CHS. The students give their deepest appreciation to him for all his time and efforts, and wish him the best of everything in the future. Officers E. Galbraith, Robe manager; E. Sharpe, Treasurer; S. Miller, Robe manager; R. Anderson, Secretary; M. Klein, Librarian; S. Andresen, Vice- president; S. Ellis, President. FIRST ROW: Director Nyie Meeker, R. Kickland, C. Hintze, S. Coles, N. Schwiesow, M. Woster, L. Thorpe, B. Greenhagen, J. Fuegen. SECOND ROW: D. Gust, J. Kehrwald, G. Wipf, J. Schwiesow, M. Vehle, B. Boettcher, P. VandeVoorde, R. Feltman, D. Feltman, G. Steckelberg, J. Parker. THIRD ROW: D. Gunderson, J. Mueller, L. Mills, J. Schaldack, B. Hogarth, J. McEachran, D. Randall, R. Speckels, J. Pankonin, C. Saukerson, M. Brainard. FOURTH ROW: G. Balster, T. Goetsch, M. Holland, J. Schwalm, D. Triggs, T. Binder, J. Swanson, S. Andresen, J. Berry, B. Bode, N. Hamiel, T. Holland, D. Smith. Girls’ C liorus FIRST ROW: L. Fees, M. Petersen, P. Glasser, P. Novak, N. Audiss, J. Kindopp, E. Sharpe, A. Boeding, J. Gibson, Director Nyle Meeker. SECOND ROW: L. Sharpe, D. Audiss, E. Galbraith, S. Taylor, L. Strand, M. Verschoor, R. Anderson, M. Klein, J. Winjum, B. Kester, L. Olson. THIRD ROW: J. Needles, M. Feltman, C. Turgeon, M. Coler, S. Miller, S. Ellis, M. Yeaton, D. Stellwag, D. Wahlin, C. Chadderdon, E. Christensen, J. Waysman. Mixed Octet FIRST ROW: C. Keenum, R. Anderson. SECOND ROW: J. Needles, R. Klckland, D. Wahlln. THIRD ROW: C. Saukerson, J. Pankonin, T. Binder. All-State Chorus iVlemhers FIRST ROW: S. Ellis, E. snarpe, D. Stellwag. SECOND ROW: J. Kehrwald, M. Klein, J. Berry. THIRD ROW: J. Swanson. NOT PICTURED: W. Waysman. lBoy s Octet FIRST ROW: J. Mueller, J. Kehrwald, J. McEachran. SECOND ROW: B. Hogarth, M. Brainard. THIRD ROW: J. Swanson, J. Berry, NOT PICTURED: W. Waysman. Oirl s Sextet FIRST ROW: M. Klein, E. Sharpe, J. Winjum. SECOND ROW: S. Ellis, D. Stellwag, M. Coler. Soloists FIRST ROW; D. Stellwag, J. Turgeon, E. Sharpe, S. Ellis. SECOND ROW: J. Mueller, L. Potter, J. McEachran. man CL orus FIRST ROW: Director Nyle Meeker, T. Montavon, K. King, T. Guest, J. Weniger, S. Blindauer, L. Bode, S. Strand, C. Price, B. Fousek, J. Glaus. SECOND ROW: J. Glaus, J. Crone, R. Bebo, J. Swanson, C. Palmer, C. Christensen, G. Winjum, S. Syring, D. Chadderdon, D. Beemer, N. Moore. THIRD ROW: L. Zaugg, L. Potter, C. Martin, J. Wait, S. Speckels, G. Bode, J. Andresen, M. Kesselring, P. Manley, N. Raish, J. Turgeon, L. Markus, R. Miller. .Band and vocal groups raise notes of melody m annual concert Dr. John Rezatto from S.D.S.U. was the guest vocal director for the '65 Festival. Band and vocal music departments teamed together to present the fifth annual Music Festival May 4, 1965. Vocal groups were directed by Mr. John Rezatto, who is presently the director at South Dakota State University. Since Mr. Warren Hatfield, also from State, was unable to arrive that day, Chamberlain's Director, Mr. DeLyle Dvorak, directed the band. The day was begun by a rehearsal of the band with Mr. Dvorak for two hours. Mr. Rezatto then worked an hour each with boy's chorus, girls' chorus, mixed chorus, and Freshmen girls' chorus. Afterwards, the combined vocal and band group rehearsed. The final notes made every- one sung-out and blown-out. That evening the armory was filled with lovely girls in formals, handsome boys in suits, and a large anticipating audience. Themes from Unsinkable Molly Brown and also various concert marches were performed by the band. Mixed chorus presented a Handel number, Then Round About the Starry Throne. A combined band and chorus number Born To Be Free completed the concert. FIRST ROW: L. Olson, J. Gibson, P. Novak, B. Beckwith, P. Klein, P. Vance, D. Beemer, C. Price, R. Anderson, L. Fees, S. Wolfe, G. Balster, D. Swanson, D. Randall, M. Goetsch, D. Beyer, D. Gunderson, K. Kehrwald, J. Waysman, L. Strand, J. Strand, J. Taylor, L. Nelsen, M. Yeaton, R. Speckles, M. Healy, D. Jones, J. Thorpe, D. Gust, C. Anderson, M. Haynes, B. R. Speckles, C. Saukerson, J. Sherman, M. Vehle, J. Pankonin. L. Martin, J. Healy, E. Buckingham, J. McEachran, M. ik as success fill year new director Under the able direction of Mr. DeLyle Dvorak, the CHS band has been busy throughout the 64-65 season with several activities. On December 10 a winter concert was held, and on May 4 a Spring Festival was pre- sented. Both were under the direction of Mr. Dvorak. October 17, the group once again made the journey to Vermillion, South Dakota, to the University of South Dakota's Homecoming Day. The Region VI Band Contest was held on February 10 at Lake Andes. Solists and en- sembles captured eight superiors, ten excellents, and six goods. The Pep Band added much spirit to the home football and basketball games with their lively tunes. To climax a year of vigorous work under Mr. Dvorak, the Chamberlain High School Band performed at Memorial Day Services held in Chamberlain on May 30. Taylor, M. Klein, B. Biskeborn, H. Richner. SECOND ROW: C. Chadderdon, S. Hinders, D. Audiss, J. MiUs, T. Atkinson, C. Winjum, D. Labidee, S. Syring. THIRD ROW: L. Greenhagen, N. Audiss, L. Markus, N. Knudtson, G. Wipf, G. Winjum, S. Voeltz, J. Mueller, D. Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: J. Verschoor, J. Wait, T. Holland, R. Kickland, N. Schwiesow, T. Cook, D. Bely, Holland, J. Schwalm, C. Hintze, W. Saukerson, B. Hogarth, J. Kehrwald, L. Schoenhard, DeLyle Dvorak, Director. Pep Band FIRST ROW: Drum Major L. Schoenhard, S. Hinders, B. Biskeborn, N. Schwiesow, T. Holland, D. Wolfe, J. Kehrwald, J. Taylor, L. Markus. SECOND ROW: M. Healy, N. Audiss, D. Audiss, J. Waysman, L. Nelsen, M. Goetsch, R. Speckels, P. Klein, M. Vehle, D. Swanson, D. Randall. THIRD ROW: L. Martin, J. Mills, L. Olson, J. Verschoor, C. Kehrwald, J. Gibson, D. Gust, C. Saukerson, M. Klein, M. Holland, C. Hintze, G. Balster, J. McEachran, S. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: M. Yeaton, B. Beckwith, C. Anderson, P. Novak, L. Fees, D. Byers, D. Gunderson, J. Thorpe, H. Richner, M. Haynes, J. Mueller, J. Schwalm. FIFTH ROW: S. Syring, R. Kickland, D. Labidee, L. Strand, R. Anderson, L. Greenhagen, C. Chadderdon, J. Sherman, E. Buckingham, J. Pankonin, D. Bely, J. Healy, R. Speckels, Director DeLyle Dvorak. H “ute Quartet B. Biskeborn, S. Taylor, H. Richner, M. Klein. rass Sextet SEATED: J. Waysman, D. Wolfe, J. Mueller. STAND- ING: J. Kehrwald, J. McEachran, C. Saukerson. Cornet I rio D. Gust, J. Mueller, D. Wolfe. Soloists H. Richner, R. Kickland, C. Saukerson. Brass Qhoir SEATED; W. Saukerson, B. Hogarth, J. Kehrwald, D. Beyer, C. Kehrwald, J. Waysman. STANDING: J. McEachran, C. Saukerson, D. Gust, M. Haynes, D. Wolfe, J. Mueller. Drum Major Larry Schoenhard Head Twirler Linda Foltz Twiners: T. Guest, J. Swanson, M. Feltman, P. Manley, A. Anderson. Officers H. Richner, President; J. Waysman, Secretary; S. Taylor, Vice-president; B. Biskebom, E. Buckingham, L. Olson, Librarians; J. Gibson, Uniform Manager; J. Winjum, Reporter; T. Holland, Treasurer; DeLyle Dvorak, Director. R eserve am FIRST ROW: B. Speckels, C. Leiferman, R. Miller, N. Schwiesow, C. Wipf, L. Rank, L. Beckwith, P. VandeVoorde, S. Miller. SECOND ROW: R. Audiss, P. Thiel, T. Schoenhard, D. Schaub, T. Cook, W. Schaub, J. Swenson, S. Wise, P. Lindley, D. Carlson, D. Doran, S. Coles, R. Voeltz, L. Decker, B. Novak, L. Nelsen, J. Helland, T. Cook, R. Adamson. THIRD ROW: J. Schwiesow, J. Thiel, R. Audiss, D. Eleeson, S. Hartman, C. Miller, B. Anderson, J. Vance, O. Thorpe, J. Fees, D. Hahn, W. Klein, J. McEachran, T. Maurer, D. Beemer, M. Holland, S. Winjum, C. Smith, J. Hawks, W. Dingman, M. Nedved, B. Raish. DIRECTOR: Karol Ekberg. B-Band FIRST ROW; M. Doerr, K. Krebs, P. Palmer, V. Malm, C. Chavez, E. Beckwith, C.Geis, H. Alewel, D. Elrod. SECOND ROW: D. Sees, G. Decker, S. Grinell, M. Casey, E. Pecenka, G. Anderson, B. Thiel, J. Adamson, D. Cahill, P. Adams, R. Bartekoske, K. Syrlng, C. VanCleave, J. Croft, D. Casey, G. Gilbert, D. Jones, T. DeBoer, B. Cozine, J. Glaus. THIRD ROW: R. Klein, T. Woster, J. Chavez, D. Surat, R. Dailey, D. Weniger, G. Feltman, D. Dominiack, L. Larson, G. Clemens, DeLyle Dvorak, conductor; J. Hutmacker, T. Montgomery, R. Palmer, T. Zeman, P. Willrodt, J. Wolfe, R. Brown, R. Anderson, D. Stadler, L. Marcus, L. Kolund, J. Fees, S. Triggs ' ’ ' HOWARD ELROD Principal H acini 1 i� qua y Wi !k. y directs students toward a successful future MRS. MERLE ADAMS Latin, Library DeLYLE DVORAK Band MRS. REEVA NANKIVEL English DONALD GIESE Social Studies Football Coach MRS. CHARLOTTE CADWELL English, Spanish MARLYN FREDERICKSEN Mathematics Track Coach NYLE MEEKER Vocal Music MRS. MERRY EMME Home Economics DUANE STEVENSON Commercial DENNIS BO BIER Science MRS. KAREN McMURCHIE English LAWRENCE COZINE Vocational Education LEONARD DeBOER Agriculture MRS. ED Y THE BILL MAN English, World History ELTON BYRE Science Basketball Coach EDWARD LODGE Social Studies Guidance Counselor MRS. LOIS KALTSULAS Mathematics JERRY MILLER Physical Education Wrestling Coach LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. L. W. Holland, Dr. Henry C. Mueller, President; Harold Dufelmeir, Mrs. Eleanor Saukerson, Vice- president; Jack Adams, Mrs. Wilma Smith, Clerk. NOT PICTURED: Paul Olson, Treasurer. iVleet our B .Education Student Council improves appearance of ens Wltll e initiation of a new dress code FRONT ROW: President M. Brainard, D. Labidee, C. Saukerson, L. Strand, J. Taylor, R. Speckels, J. Kehrwald, Advisor Howard Elrod. STANDING: Vice-President S. Andresen, R. Kickland, Secretary L. Kenobbie, D. Countryman, V. Smith, B. Nankivel, W. Saukerson. 96 Junior I IigL faculty educates tli of students e inquiring minds Mrs. Nell Labidee Mrs. Ruth Potter Mrs. Hazel Strand Mrs. Sally Miller Mrs. Pearl Thiel Mrs. Evelyn Hammerbeck 35� Dale Vance Grade Principal Karol Ekberg Music Special Education FIRST ROW: R. Eatherton, D. Krois, Mrs. Audree Bartlett, Teacher; B. Arnoldy, A. Eastman. SECOND ROW: L. Hanson, M. Traut, M. Healy. 99 EIGHTH GRADE P‘ Goos’ G' Beckwlth� P- Mueller, D. Beyer, R. Adamson, D. Plantenberg, C. Wipf, G. Goethals. SECONE) ROW; B. Stroh, C. Mlnckler, D. Gunderson, J. Krueger, W. Eastman, L. Reuer, M. Dlngman, J. Schaldack, D. f Atttosoa Schaub71™ B’ Aaderson' C- KehrwaH D- Jurgenson, B. Schochenmaler, N. Wise, M. Knlppling, SE«WD OW7'( 0BaSekosl«.len’r 'HrtUdlST’ ii, Swenson� T- Schoenhard, T. King, P. Nelson, S. Tilton, N. Schwlesow. Wlse THBtD ROW TTTT ,? eS; I' T 10,?6’ L' Krols D- Ta 'lor. M. Holland, J. Thiel, R. Miner, T. Rlckerl, S. T Cook Voe°t ‘ Anderson’ K’ Domlnlack, M. Richter, K. Springer, D. Rinehart, R. Sherman, D. Williamson, L. Haider, lOO FIRST ROW; D. Bunnell, G. Gunter, G. Beckwith, W. Sinclair, M. Chilson, N. Hansen, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: L. Lelferman, K. Halvorsen, S. Gross, M. Nedved, M. Goetsch, L. Decker, S. Olson, A. Delany. THIRD ROW: J. Pankonin, J. Verschoor, H. Tallch, G. Jlra, C. Foltz, B. Needles, P. Coler, D. Steckelberg, R. Steele, L. Maynard. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Plckner, L. Steckelberg, D. Holcom, G. Feltman, S. Winjum, A. Wahlin, P. Thiel, J. Steckelberg. SECOND ROW: B. Novak, P. Knox, J. Dominiack, P. Vance, L. Beckwith, B. Raish, L. Nelsen, C. Lelferman, M. Anderson. THIRD ROW; L. Marsh, D. Krog, G. Schochenmaier, M. Schoenfelder, S. Brainard, M. Myers, B. Titterington, W. Christensen. 101 FIRST ROW: J. Henley, J. Moore, J. Redman, L. Kolund, G. Decker, T. Mauer, J. Cahill, T. Kaltsulas, N. Rose. SECOND ROW: D. Morken, M. Adams, C. Moore, A. Renner, T. Woster, J. Fees, K. Adamson, D. Chaussee, B. Haar. THIRD ROW; D. Dominiack, C. Christensen, D. Doran, J. Reuer, J. Hahn, R. Augspurger, W. Dingman, B. Chadderdon, S. Shadbolt, T. Novak. FIRST ROW: K. Delany, K. Jones, R. Blindauer, H. Maynard, V. Malm. SECOND ROW: J. Tilton, M. Conway, K. Chavez, K. Saukerson, C. Jones, B. Jlra. THIRD ROW: S. Sonne, D. Wleczorek, J. Fees, N. Traut, J. Solheim, G. Anderson. 102 FIRST ROW: B. Thiel, J. McEachran, J. Stellwag, T. Zeman, M. Augsburger, M. Murphy, R. Klein, V. Thomas, J. Vance, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Hutmacher, L. Rank, P. Lindley, C. Geis, N. Boettcher, D. Schaub, N. Miller, C. Cleek, J. Maly, O. Thorpe, L. Silbemagel. THIRD ROW: P. Novak, T. DeBoer, J. Ward, D. Knippling, R. Brown, J. Holland, C. Balster, P. Palmer, S. ScheUe, F. Tallmage. TEACHER: Jean Byre. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Geddes, J. Croft, D. Plantenberg, S. Sonne, D. Dominiack, P. London, S. Simonson, R. Stephen. SECOND ROW: M. Masterson, P. Rohrbauck, D. Sees, C. Wachendorf, D. Mann, S. Gross, D. Goos, D. Foltz, T. dT-V � ROW: R. Allen, V. Gunter, J. Hanson, J. Wheeler, R. Daily, R. Schochenmier, D. Casey, N. Honomichl. NOT PICTURED: R. Berg, J. Sinky, V. Waterbury, R. Hermon, D. Stadler. TEACHER: Andrew Hubbeling. 103 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Hartman, M. Gilbert, D. Allen, J. Hawks, B. Krog, D. Olson, K. Schoenfelder, N. Plantenberg. SECOND ROW D. Marsh, V. Haar, L. Douville, T. Woster, D. Beemer, G. Anderson, M. Doerr, J. Adamson, B. Audiss. THIRD ROW: S. Price, D. Elrod, B. Cozine, L. Markus, D. Emme, V. Cullen, D. Schwiesow, H. Alewel, P. Adams, G. Bunnell. NOT PICTURED: C. Brainard. TEACHER: Leo Tschetter. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Bartekoske, E. Beckwith, M. Casey, T. Kathan, J. Heavener, J. Marsh. SECOND ROW: P . DeMuth,G. Gilbert, N. Mills, L. Hollmann, D. Cahill, J. Anderson, L. Larson. THIRD ROW: B. Springer, L.Schmitt, R.Nedved,C.Gosewisch,G. Krueger, G. Bures, D. Hahn, E. Boeding. TEACHER: Delilah Harkin. 104 FIRST ROW: D. Weniger, J. Chavez, M. Zeman, D. Jones, B. Steckelberg, C. Harmes, J. Lindley, D. Kostelecky. SECOND ROW: J. Guest, D. Trusty, G. Forman, J. Pickner, R. Dominiack, K. Thompson, R. Redman, A. Chadderdon. THIRD ROW: B. Kenobble, R. Palmer, M. Reuer, J. Rinehart, M. Decker, G. Clemens, J. Adams, L. Goodman. TEACHER: Mrs. Cecelia Myers. FIRST ROW: T. Thomas, D. Conway, P. Tilton, K. Syring, D. Adams, R. Bode, D. Doran, D. Surat. SECOND ROW: D. Carlson, J. Wolfe, K. Adamson, C. Honomichl, E. Pecenka, S. Triggs, C. Dominiack, J. Kleinhans. THIRD ROW: G. Almond, K. Krebs, C. Miller, J. Speckels, J. Glaus, P. Rinehart, C. Van Cleave, P. Willrodt. NOT PICTURED: W. Williamson. TEACHER: Nettie Raish. 105 FIRST ROW: N. Schwiesow, S. Blindauer, D. Melchert, J. Wachendorf, G. Osborne, J. Weber, M. Beckers, B. Goethals, J. Audiss. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, T. Dominiack, S. Foltz, R. Bishop, D. Decker, D. Maxon, D. Schwiesow, W. Hamlel. THIRD ROW: S. Haugen, R. Adamson, D. Chllson, L. Jurgensen, N. Anderson, K. Kehrwald, S. Black, C. Swenson, B. Vance. TEACHER: Mrs. Ardene Gilman. FIRST ROW: D. Osborne, K. Beemer, J. Chavez, C. Lauinger, V. London, M. Koster, S. Maynard, D. Hogarth, C. Thompson. SECOND ROW: D. Murray, S. Schoenfelder, L. Knox, K. Williamson, L. Goepfert, R. Goos, D. Newby, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: K. Beehler, L. Cozine, S. DouvUle, T. Miller, D. Traut, D. DeBoer, B. Audiss, D. Welch, R. Alewel. TEACHER: Marian Rasmussen. 106 FIRST ROW P Knudtson L. Stephens, D. Surat, D. Hinders, A. Schafer, D. Vehle, B. Johnson, J. Silbernapl. SECOND ROW: J. DeMuth, L. Balster, R. Anderberg, W. Maynard, C. Willrodt, T. Oust, G. ROW: K. Jensen, J. DeBoer, J. Knippling, J. Renner, B. Bures, J. Patterson, D. Reuer, C. Woster. NOT PICTURED. H. Nelson. TEACHER: Mrs. Mildred Vance. IRST ROW: M. Lindley, M. Surat, D. Adams, T. Croft, J. Krebs, J. Stellwag, N. Klein, P. Elrod, o °RD ber. [. Chilson, R. Plantenberg, K. Shadbolt, S. MueUer, C. Anderson, P. Rickerl, L. H zer, J. Maxon. TH RO . .• , Olson, D. DeBoer, J. Price, S. Cleek, D. Knippling, R. Jurgensen, W. Sinclair, D. Gunter. NOT PICTURED: N. Stephens, . Almond. TEACHER: Mrs. Isabel Anderson. 107 THIRD GRADE F-mST ROW; M. Welch, D. Doerr, B. Goepfert, L. Thomas, N. Knox, J. Foltz, D. Steckelberg. D. Osborne. SECOND ROW- K p'. 'U1v,S’ £; Stec£iT' °ls?n’ M- Moore K- Bertness, J. Swanson, M. Anderson. THIRD ROW: S. Murray, T. Miller, D. Lewis, M. Plantenberg, J. Voss, D. Tallmage, C. Miller, C. Newby. TEACHER; Marilyn Sager. THIRD GRADE ROW-T rZfriZiS: AtoA;. AT ,' R- «■ Newby, B. Beckwith, M. SchelU, J. Tilton. SECOND Vl'IW,eFw5ta 'JB Beusch, M pierce c Anderson, K. Sonne, D. Bunnell, P. Miller. S. Petter. F. Black. THIRD ROW T Mrs! Pa Se Strknsic 111 ’ S' Rlnehart' M‘ Go8tsch� J- Hinders, G. Gosewlsch, M. Dockter, P. Lelfermln. TEACHER: 109 FIRST ROW: S. Anderson, M. Moore, J. Davis, S. Henley, C. Pickner, L. Healy, A. Turgeon. SECOND ROW: C. Masterson, S. Moore, J. Chavez, P. Christensen, D. Petter, D. Krois, D. Adams, K. Endres. THIRD ROW: L. Weber, M. Boyle, K. Jensen, S. Stroh, R. Tallmage, T. Rutan, C. Kenobbie, T. Honomichl, G. Steckelberg. NOT PICTLRED: D. Johnson, T. Danielson. TEACHER: Mrs. Janice Kerwin. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW; M. Weniger, T. Thomas, B. Klein, P. Leiferman, J. Hickey, T. Surat, J. Tallmage. SECOND ROW; V. Feltman, M. Zeman, C. Storle, K. Weber, M. Warnke, S. Guest, P. Ommen. THIRD ROW: R. VanCleave, B. Leiferman, C. Audiss, M. Knlppling, J. Blackwell, M. Springer, T. Shelle. NOT PICTURED: W. Boeding, T. Delany, J. Glese, D. Melchert. TEACHER: Mrs. Kay Snider. 108 FIRST ROW: J. Kolund, C. Busack, J. Blare, D. Leiferman, S. Quintus, M. London, M. Yost, B. Lauinger. SECOND ROW: P. Stroh, C. Pickner, G. Adamson, C. Olson, K. Hutmacher, D. Hieb, M. Voeltz, G. Smith, W. Schoenfelder. THIRD ROW A athan' P; Conway' R- B« wn, H. Weber, E. Galles, K. Cadwell, L. Cleland, M. Clemens, R. Wachendorf.' TEACHER: Elaine Tyburec. FIRST ROW; R. Schnahel, B. Cahill, M. Klein, J. Masterson, P. Haar, M. Gilbert, B. Beusch, S. Stephens. SECOND ROW J. Jones, M. 'iost, J. Endres, B. Lewis, D. Dockter, S. Olson, S. Drew, P. Welch, R. Heavener. THIRD ROW: W. Boeding, M. Talich, M. Kopke, R. Schochenmaier, L. Traut, R. Palmer, M. Anderson, S. Olivier. TEACHER: Mrs. Fern Andresen. 110 FIRST ROW: K. Bertness, B. Glaus, M. London, R. Weber, D. Plantenberg, K. Domlnlack, D. Elltagson, D- wnfelder, K. Wachendorf. SECOND ROW: D. Trusty, A. Eiseman, K. Wendland, A. Bishop, R. Raish, C. Hutmac!her, M. Stectolberg, R. Mannhalter. THIRD ROW; G. DuBeau, D. Spiers, S. Hespe, J. Eatherton, P. Markus, A. DeMuth, R. Ward, R. Bingen, L. Boyles. NOT PICTURED: W. Fisher, D. Douville. TEACHER: Mrs. Laura Hubbeling. FIRST ROW: R. Speckels, M. Mueller, J. Geissinger, S. Murray, C. Hubbard, D. Chafer, G. Maxon. SECOND ROW. S. Kalb, R. Simonson, D. Pfennig, J. Boeding, R. Olson, R. Danielson, C. Rose, B Lewis. TOI ROWrL. , G. Schwiesow, D. Hazer, V. Hickey, L. Cleland, D. Daily, P. Willrodt. NOT PICTURED: L. Keller, L. Williams. TEACHER. Mrs. Colette Kehrwald. 111 FIRST GRADE rP' U1T?|e?n, R Newby c WilHs, L. Silbernagel, J. Renner, R. Carlson, V. Dahlman, K. Eatherton. SECOND ROW: B. Davis, K. Pickner, D. Fees, M. Honomichl, K. Masters, K. Galles, D. Schoenfelder, P. Maurer. THIRD ROW: D. ekter, K. Biiss, P. Koster, W. Byre, G. Sly, S. Kopke, K. McDonald, M. Johnson. NOT PICTURED: B. Lewis. TEACHER- Mrs. Edith Werner. FIRST ROW: K. Plantenberg, B. Redman, L. Hoffer, D. Storle, J. Tilton, V. Turgeon, G. Galles, J. Sinclair. SECOND ROW- HftiSern' J terS' S Elrod� D- Syrici D- Shaffer, T. Schoenfelder. THIRD ROW: D. Haugen, M. Hespe, D. Olivier, J. Priebe, M. Geddes, J. Voss, R. DuBeau, J. Miller. TEACHER: Mrs. Arlys Hardy. FIRST ROW; P. Eiseman, A. Meeker, T. Healy, J. Weber, T. Sinclair, K. Osborne. SECOND ROW: M. Parsans, M. Ketelhut, B. Krebs, D. Klein, G. Chilson, S. Thompson, R. Dockter. THIRD ROW: B. Adams, D. Pecenka, V. Schwahn, N. Johnson, C. Sommer, J. Kienzle. TEACHER: Bobby Moore. FIRST ROW: R. Shuey, J. Leiferman, B. Wendlend, M. Warnke, K. Reardon, J. Anderson, R. Shuey. SECOND ROW: P. Urban, J. Balster, A. Smith, D. Albrecht, N. Bliss, S. Thomas, C. Chadderdon. THIRD ROW: S. Gollnick, J. Goldammer, M. Yost, P. Miller, R. Miller, C. Adamson, K. Christensen. NOT PICTURED: J. Beckwith. TEACHER: Robby Moore. Sponsors A W Drive Inn Adams Agency Al's Oasis Alvin's Music Center Barger Photography F. W. 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